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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21
WEATHER FACTS ABOUT TOoELE
COUNTY,

1bapah--Mean temperature January. 200 Feb
ruary eI.S; March, 3i9; April. i3.9. May 40:
June. 559; July, 61.5; August go; September.
81; October. 49,; November, e$i; December.
2f2; annual. i26. Average prccipitation-Ianu-
aTy, oSS February; le5; March, 1.s9; April. o.5i
May, 2.32, June, OBS: July. 05G August, 1,36:
September, 0.t2; October. l.oi; November. O.s3;
December. 0.50; annual. l2,9s
Government Creek-Mcan tcmpera ture-January,
2aS: February. Sl5; March, SIS, April. i6.S; May
o2Si June, &C.; July. I31; August. 49, Septem-
bcr, 6l9; October. 1913; November, 3S9; Deccm-
Der, 29l; annual, 49, Average precipitation
January 109: February, 40 March, 2.45: April
LA; May l.S5; June. o6I, July. o.4i; August. l.15
September, O.96; October. 0.I3; November. 119
December. 0.S3: annual 400.
rooelc-Mean temperature-January, 29.9; Feb
ruary, $50; March 396; April. 4Ss: May % %; ;
June, 652; July; 1876: August, 72.I: September
sS6 October 5o5, November 3os; December,
aary. llo February; 1.2i; March. 2.1S. April. 1.72
May 265. June, 0.1b; July 0i6; August 0.92
September, o.s7, October. lbs; Noyembcr 1.53
December. 09S; annual. 1910.
Grantsville - Average observation-disclosures,
oSS; February. 90: March, l.2S: April. oS6; May
2.32, June, LIS; July, 0.53; August, 81; Septem-
Der 1,52; October: 100; November, o.so; Decem-
Der, 103; annual IL. 81,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21
N's Academy

n'lic weekly programme
t''h the reading Of the
s place every Monday
o'clock has come 10 be
matter, 1t is neverthe-
a'ge Interest that 1t is
successive lime, owing
ue fact that some new
mo 10 mount the plat
naturally curious 10
nf' she has TO say and
". Last Monday 1t
'ira 'irl'i.an. who aVailcd her
~ 5vn % present a plausible
y az Value OF Citizenship"
WAS sound and practi-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21
TEDDY FOR GOVERNOR
OF NEW YORK. is PLAN

ALBANY, y. Y, March 90. sTheo-
dore Roosevelt for governor, That Is
the slate of the Republican state ma
chine. according to William j, Barnes
of this city, who Is really the boss Of
the estate machine.
II expect to see kooseHclt nolnLnateu
for Governor said Mr.. Barnes today,
with every appearance of sincerity
'sTherc is no reason why the Re
publican party should moi carry the
state No man is moro popular than
Roosevelt; no man has proved himself
more capable than he. Although Col
onel Roosevelt might hesitate to accept
such n nomination. ! bcneNc nc WIZ ne
unahIc 10 withstand the tremendous
pressure which will come from all di-
rections toward him to make the con
1nst this Ycar.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21

Keene as factor in the world Of fin
apcc, where he has held sway as past
master in the manipulation of stocks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21

FACTS ABOUT TooELE COUNTY.

Area in square miles Observation-Disclosures. 1874
IN !, i3l. 900
reputation ,.,.-..... :s----..-...-s-..... 5000
Settled In tho year 1919.
lndustrles-Mining. agriculture, smelling,
salt, greatest salt beds In the world are
in this county.
Assessed valuation. total. ST. Sa6 $40
sssessed valuation. real estate. 6l5 sol
Assessed valuation improvements ....... 35O.9i5
Assessed valuation, personal property. 1864 l6s
Assessed by state board OF equalization $50 8J8
Mortgages Of record July /. 1909. MINI. l16
Mortgage indebtedness July J. 1903. ......s las 1TG
Value property owned by county ty......... s3s5g
No floating Indebtedness.
Number births. 1903. Observation-Disclosures. oOI
Number OF deaths. 1903.
Number OF marriages. 1909. ...s.......... A.
Number of divorces. o.. ................. Il
Number irrigation companies }; capitali-
zation ........... .........-...........g lag t99
Miles OF canals, %; cost. ....r-.......... s37ll
Cost OF maintenance. 1908. S.........>..--.- GS2T
Livestock in county
Horses and mulcs-numbcr. 22I6; value. { IOSO5
Cattlc--number 1885; value ............. 81 9S
Sheep-number. 21I.7i7 value. .......... 80 400
Swine-nnmber, 3pi; value. ........-...-. 1.I30
Value merchandise and trade fixtures. $500
Value machinery ..,..-....,.........,... I@O805
solvent credits ............,.,....-....-.. i235
Value other property ly................,.... 1864
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-05
Laurium Department
THOMAS DRAPfAU AWARDED
CONTRACT TO BUILD ROAD

A. "a meeting - the Calumet town
nhlp board thls morning. Thomas Ora
peau n Laurium. vac awarded the
contract o. build nea road. $500 feet
long and 10 feet in width. from Sara.
GEMS forty" ln the Trap Rock RIVER
valley district east - Elections % and
y. II o. expected that the work wiz
be- completed within az weeks.
The board also pasaed n resolution
Authorizing the township engineer -
prepare plans and eDeelneationa Tor the
laying cot II a new Rad and The re-
pairing n The Oh one from Centen-
NAL Heights ~ ne boundary line u
Allogez township.
VI. Drapeas's contract eails FOR tbe
building ~ me neR rad IN me Trap
Eoek River valley district =, a cor
u szs9 ger rod. This o. conai1ere1
very rea2onaDIe, ard Il is believed q
viii BE- eamDIeted within me specified
uroe.
The tspnphiD b1ard also made IL
f ranzements ~ repair ire r1ad l@aGlai
fran CopDer city ~ saracehs ~fDrtT
ss.nz lts arm ernDl0Tss.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-05

T-se oecenrztl1n csraraon n M ricE
n nese "a egen abaeryaoie 81 taeir ~.
nersl les@Tll6s Egsn = ~ cnarce
a n.an aacu.G Gssi-s a. EnDreferci0us
su-,af re .z0uga- ~ egca .Glns
wasX - zGzorveuc 70 81 Eefss WAC
pcnG esnu6er 81 a eIsrlacs sagsr r.
themselves ADD n re fam.g Zods
Ga. esuaesgsense. a rieh aan f.aersi
n alafs llar "A 1arzs1'ss s1f eGerlg
a. hts neans wiz sao~v Tie a1na
Der ~ 5a.llears-s varies accDrf4ag n
ne srzraa e - seesass6 Thirty
-vs. CT svsu nGrs. sfs frsqlengly
seen. sEflE .na.rs" f1r rae sae -
.ae 6ead C.r1eaIs ii ne tasars ~
are borne O. ne 5r.csssiou, sorsraer
rlrh Generated s6sects lnrsn6ed ,ar
ne 5rspt-.a-.Gu 81 ne zs6s. VASE
ndia ~ a.de1ua sDDesraacs aaG 30
snurh shaDe ara s.so .zr-ieS ~ .de
Warin Magazine
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-05

Leavenworth, Kas., July Gen.
Frederick Funston. credited with being
one of the most daring officers in the
army. lies at his home here danger
ously i'll from an attack Of heart dis
ease. He is a; present commandant
Of the army service schools.
General Funston's career has been
active along many lines outside Of the
army. He was born In Ohio. but al an
early age moved with his family 70
Kansas. As a boy he studied in the
lola, Kas., high school. from which
he was graduated and later studied
al the University - Kansas. Upon
graduation he became reporter 90 a
Kansas city paper. When but p
years old. he gained a considerable
reputation for Daring when h. accom-
panied the United states Death val
ley expedition as botanlst-
His next government aDp"lrtraen'
was 10 explore Alaska and report ~
/ It's fora. This expedition enta..@r
much hardship. Including a whites
spent on the KI1udrSs IN the oDeI
and trip down rze Yukon alone -1
I canoe. Upon bis return h enlisted =
the Cuban insurgent army Were n
served with such marked credit TIA
he was promoted from captain % leu
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-05
WIZ NGccEsEE SOCIETY,"

I.1res o. Goodman has taken a 5"st-
rsr az .zsc-icr Gepurg Vita me Not
a-- yr4eea5ee society lrf.er , p
r-roo.o.r. .lsrrtcr F.preule conail1lli'i-r
VITO ras ctarua 81 The enr-re lpDer
,.-rs-s4.a. N Goodman terri-lifI
rirr racblds 1Iarq-.er-s -nunrT- Fear ~
yra-a-l.srrs. DicEusau. Cideehlc aAe
r-ar enul--ss. Efe IL az present s'''''-
l-r applications for Hleu1hersii-2 AZ
o, -,,e-. ar-lt he experts to orgsaaize
-s-r mere WITHIN a few LAYS Lae
srlera 1ees aags very arze nsf'i Der
arr. m me aDper peulaaula- a11 lie
.,-,re-s seuevs raar a a-lruser - rev
-.r-s can be organized il raia ser
-r-r " CruoSer has been ~ Ia'
sa~yfea ~ IRE society 1ar a number p
ruar4 ard = naw one ~ IA MOST en-
..snr sru.in Mining IaurTiaA
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-05
COMMITTEE TO LOOK UP SITE
FOR FINNISH SOCIETY HOME

TIE eleventh animal crrqentou %
The rl1reue lodge - rhe SV-i az
Finnish Renev1Eent Association vas
heIF at Parazl last week being "a .-'-'-
20 order By President Joan secS GA
II sralar nar-n-nr Thlrrg-fVa fsie-
rates we're present 80 the opening ~
the session
The secretary rsDarr showed a
balance "a hand tn the grand neEe
lar v=ar rs Be ss.a22d9 ard IRE m
come fsr chls year was s1,II5--'l-
while TIE expenditures were f-,5da-'' .
reavlar crsd-r balance IN the grand
lodge rlnd ard IN rne treasures =
lands @ s5,8T1-SS
IRE total r-em1ershiD ~ IRE order
Il $50. an l1crsase ~ 600 vllch
Shows that the order IS CRAVING a'd 1r
a verv Substantial aasia NImer1ls
au7euGrenta we're made r1 the By
avs
The buiIHng - 4 rev houle Wa
.serTHse,t and a e1uln1irrse - r-1rsa
appointed 10 seiecg a sire s--7ii.Es-
-7enrz we're also made -1 -alae r1e Nee
essa-v s1nds Thu-s.tsig evsrinE -nf
4reame- I-rsruarl0uaI raaE our rh'
ARREST r-uvt ever carried eruul Bar
AKA L-Anse and Peguau-uE % r1'
-T--ira CRY
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-05
Lau7tuW ssEsrTfEa

See r VI lr1rTau ~ falr---- -
ras.-.ag Du.1ca. f-i-rfs
Tae Iarlur, 1llazs e1wct
sed a rrz-sa- uarrlg uerf.aE ~
Morrow ever5nG
II and 1r-r soaer- E~srlosr -
gr.iva.lo.a. arr ea-1g vir1 Af-7
r,-lrzsrs ar1r'e- s. p aa.herhe
NJ aud 1f-z saae-- E~lr'o'- -
N .o4u.o.a ara 7tsir.1r ar me 1or1@ ~
Mr.. C-1oEsrs 5raraar 2 Max
s-se 1r r-tIrlI1
loan V-Rau. Flr-uer 1lesu1e' ~
ne r.a1rrr1 aaad sur row ~ ~ 1rea-
5aua .a 7.slrur v-rh El0Du smita ~
rsurluu mis- week
rlar.cs Da4.d t-uir sarlriag 1isi1f
Fned Ianu D1wner 81 and -1aa on
charge ~ being fi-IuE sud dianri''r.
/ The unnev was paid
lNss E.uuis I1hua1n Etrs a 1ove',1
snave- -r.enrIy M annar NJ Mss z
I ov4tr. ~ ne ~4mar7r.S CO.. lpsr7if .''
Store a. 1ar aame NJ Ma sadie ae-
-aI. F-arfa Er-=er
Charles Flx ard -1mrv '1rne-'v 81
II r.f-t~rl-l vln 1ara been --7id.ng =
me a--u -arnrrr err -te 1aEr s
-sa-f ra-s -.cl--rlC -1 -s,sir- nm s1f
rgI uaxe -le- -irl-s lcufr -lier7
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-05

Havs Vsu svsr 1earf F1Br hldFG !,
Ffage ION svsr 5ur 1ue ~ ,hose are
sea shells ~ g1ur ear aad aesff Nilef
ne children ssT 81 ne s0uad - ne
sea. ne uuaic ~ ne rarss Nsa-
mar n realT ne sound ~ 3Sgr atonf
IA q eil-sularaa--schoef ~ 80 erI5 ~
saeTL vau ear hear y SOMETIMES
Eaea F1ur head IL On a 5ilCw 1nr =
does NOT sound 50 musical r4ea. Er7
-le shell AZ any -me aad gou VIZ
ind 1ar F1ur blood n s.EFg8 Sowing.
sf.sk T1ur gaum5 a Tour 80 zad
listen Thar IL haCrsf vsg ~ eau.
fzurlv carving ne nour ginlenr f-1m
rsII-aigsstsd tonh % svtry Jar ~
v1ur 8ody
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-05

rhs er-Irs vas IN rse economies
~ 1arlrs and showed .aag aeT Ti,sar
fsaf--lcrlrs Dorveers wees gsed 1rl7
~ r-FnEar-u cis sisments ut5 Sfne.
ehauueia
'rIers ~ n nne ~ ~ Psciir sian6s'
a ralcann vAfch 1as or a gsas-s assu
5ournH molten ar7 mo 40 1csssl
aver q JrsclBfcs 98a rsef aiga AID
s.ausu niles -nna Eazs ara a0li'sff n
Go sDru sea - miles svsY
'slT F10dreas -ried fs-fillss,ir
s1ice % -1e sadiaucs vaae a 80 5aa
ant war a waste ~ frs sad vslsr
and eIaHI svsr iir,le Jiasu s1oEna
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-05
Vas WILLIAM oNe-r DEAD.

yl-s william EniGlr - EiSarA
sr-s@r. R.sd Jacket. died yesterday a.
Ger a Enzsrins lluess. me vas az =.
zae Gel survived BY Der h-I-sn'lii"
r1d aue son. Born In Coruva-- Ena-
aas4.E the ate grrz. Eui1ar easue ~ rs
snuuc-v uanT years azn. and va
e,rr .lrlaus -ssiseuc here ever since.
rte rtneral Wy take piaee Tliurasia7
tr-s-raau. at 2 1cincI win s'rv.e'sa
a. rae sal1alIoa army narrsc's'. Ana
fnesruaen1 Ia LAKE View
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-05
PAUL -octN . toVANcE1-

PAM Esrar NJ E-aurisri wan 1aa
saer 1irehs1g s-r ne c'-nrar O., -s'i7u
IN the r1rae-r -sa EsIe r1Is s'ssi.an Aa'
s.se-r ou-es1aaed 81 ne Boston -sainl OF
a.. -,erfraa 17le and 4 Re ma Res
x-a.I wiz ~ -sf1iued- st1aa1 r. ft'a
rs b 1achlrr sEcelerr AL and =
srso sarrl1r ar $50 clip
=aaan lsft here 'asr sDr'na ~ -ap"r'
n me C11icazn Whirs sox - vas
..r.s ,ad 70 rII-rau. ard v1r'Csd "a ne
sox and III -rr fshf airsraa1sF fn.aa
sxeereu- WON'T Eogst1- AZ ne --''n
Boston naahea ft-u. Iet 10 "'rarse ]
rearle sarh hi nItieidiuE ART n hif'
clar.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-05
SIMPLE SHACK
is DESIGNED
HOUSE FOR TUsERcULkR PA
TENTS PLANNED BY STATE
BOARD or HEkLTH-EF.
FoRos LIGHT AND AIR.

The monthly bulletin ~ the state
department ~ heaith. published al
Lansing. contains a picture and
brief description u the Michigan
shack" designed and recommended
By the board Tor the lae % tubercu-
ious perzOns 10 connection with pri-
Vate dwellings TIE shack IL de-
signed ~ b. built in sections. 30 ~
T. feet. hoor dineumOns. z0 thar u
can b. readily put together, taken
down, Or moved 10 some other loca-
ton. The shack IL strongly and Sc
curely constructed 50 az % secure abb
soi1te security from storm ma
RAIDERS and Insect pests. = little
/ platform In front gives r01ra for sun
baths. while the windows ard ky
lights are large ard built 20 ~ 70 b.
easily opened la order r0 give the am
I pie sunlight and ventilation neceaaary
70 patients suffering from the white
plague The shack IL also built with
the purpose i1 view - probing th@
greatest possible comfort 70 the ocen-
pant
Ire shack "a Intended sor ore per-
zon. but a nurse Or other attendant
can Be accommodated with s.eep.rz
quarters IN the sitting room. 70 nec-
essary "a there are two roons % the
shack PLars showing the coratr1lc-
Itl0r u IRE snack and a bill u ma
'reriaIs necessary f5r building % raa3
be obtained u the secretary ~ ~
v-ate board ~ aealrh az Lansing
I During Nay. faf rev cases ard 22'
I deaths from taber-u-osis were re-
ported the number ~ deaths he.ra
less ,han in che preceding naonth
hut n.ach greater than the avefaz
sor Nay n recent years.
Vseef1ssisa ard Sra gar.
TIE r4ueein contains q report fron
aav Cf-v proving corcf1EVeiy ira
-arrlratr1- and acclrat-or IL
-r-- prtv--tat5ve against al form
81 sualoox- An spliemle ~ me IL
eaze haa beer ragisz IN Bay CITY ~
r 4or7e tire resulting in mum Der o
deaths. ard -de health officer 60"
the opportunity 70 make reporr r
the condIr0rs-
re ssurf raaz n eash seash The per
cor. rsar died Rad 10 mark - racr'
nation and t1ac be0pi- Who were vac
elraee,I and compelled ro reala-
sesrsea qriarar-lred f1r u111 D'T q
irre -aEs rae disease five rrl-le
7rr-4ea eusels logged ard .o cG--.11el COZ
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-05
oEs7- q LITTLE easL-

FFsgs~ ne raur.rf-oid taua'ifer
~ pTr ana ~ Eue.d siug7ton ~
r.f,lrfun7. Bel 7.rter-iar a. M l-sri'''i.
s,eas.gr. vice. -1e ,a1uliy nat E1fi'
r., ,-a-,f --e sI-u1ra- The rsrla rf'
were saxsu 81 re tiuEsr9r hnfIie =
rss rrrue~ ~ -er1ud and irl'i'iof'
sfrsers. r.aurilr1 cr1ul vaera tie ~
ne-zl VIII caSs 1iace a. In feifct
s,,,.o~-s-u 1rra-1rar- Rev F1ilt.iis
.r--,. ~ tyea---4-r.. af,ieia1.ng
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-05

ny idea ~ nnthinz n ear vrffsa
Printer Jacob Eactss. Ia a.-resfsl-
-7ur sandwich. They coms s6nur ~
1fcaa square. M slices - hrssd be.
na aanur one Dfca nick saafi. and ras
iuiaTer - NEAR aaour a acuparsil
-ilioK. ne tnur snaemsle hefrR aaou-
AZ nurririnusi7 R1s.marainiug sa 4
linotype sing VIEW YORK Nal
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-05

Titia -s-nar'tiale fior B7fn rffnrfir -
sso-y~s~ - Ss,.1s- Sisaf>r - Ssiv-
s.ia r. s-isrsrsfsrH ra rurs 9arfs l-if~
8uses aaIutoua Ff1ai-tifsa fhilHia+uR
-lefswlne Eslla T'rst seniug swsi-
rs gerrlnr s'ssafz sat SINE iins
sect
s--sli~r s,-s-s Cor 81 ssrf ~ 1e-
rg ~ ss.-eifuae 81 pms snd seaya So.
ssaf "a anr1rf esludiron.
rIZ s Ftr ma sr t1 fi'Iarsfs -
rsnfs 5e~ a1s ~ Nr-rf n go slsil
-raslr ncsaer Eatasr r.nda. . Co. cbf-
.sss 81
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-05
zEo JACKETS LceEss-

Tbe Lake Linden baseball reaa1 d's-
s.araf me Red EacSer nine ar rfe Alh-
a.r.e 5a-x yesterday afternoon ~ rie
.oors ar : ra .. The game vaa fliL N
.,-s-zs-. Isss1sr and t1lalliinn-
YER. me battery Cor Red IicsSer. Tai-'
~-an.z4 and cray acrsd 90 The SANE
-asaeirg sor La.us Linden
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-05

The varsses nn.fr sucrsssflt n'''ii-
zine slr sarceg rnnDmlnfs ID Cfaluh''i'-
tIsrs raHe. Cnnhsra and Dis-rhn'.a
e.sf,..,f,r rr has -snevsd more GAIN
snd sulfarng amt saved more Apss
1iai any aeie- russsiieide ~ nse- m
1ssusAGs ss- chiitr.u UId a.fnict s"ti
~ E.1afs r-ru Sr,r,. cllu1nef- L-sar-
ann. saarnasv Laarinu.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-05

Ne rsriarx mar arch a sae tJeats
etrsagn No anas snssn az uagtsr
~ fscf- ~ pIeer fiasg.ssesuie afue
~ Jr1nucsd wien 40 aaassl 5sassas
~ sinaaa sold ne aaarria ...f
prove a.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-05

T0 afr How fa's rlu uai1uars
saaf raule s,sii mg r1fa rar sl
vel. IA cfrsr Tlu a .suf
nnrs
-Tlxar val -s-isveisnd resdssr
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-05

e-f-s--s,1s ya4ssTs rsg.ruor.
* cfaeae aaa Invented a amB1s
--sat ~ siCi phich 8erznn -sn
~afa ssrss lrsid - due dusEty -
mez a. -ssldg a. ~ saad
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-04-12
Stands
Above
DANGER
Zone
,, FRANK J. REslk

with any, though they danced bobed my chin con-
finally.
have trouble in avoiding hem but would dodge
did coming way the result would scar for the larger
the the less I'd have shave Besides who
show sufficient to make the public suspect him being battle
Scared veteran This consideration taken
pity and ordinarily expresses after having mpaed
should be enough to outweigh the pain and blood
being pierced by hatpin.
think high time that paid attention appreci
ated the beautiful and identifying effects Of the hapns foliage
real estate ribbons and hrubbey ladies' hats despite
possibility Of losing bark from their faces
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-04-12
lRY i e. RRIDGEMAN.l

(BY J. E. BRIDGEMAN)
The dairy barn herewith illustrated
was designed for a dairyman who dis
poses Of the dairy products to private
trade.
To save labor the horse barn and
wagon room are under the same roof
with the cows and calves.
In fact the building Is really three
barns, but all under the same roof
a horse barn with accommodations for
ten horses. cow barn with stalls for
80 milch cows, and the small barn for
nine dry cows or young stock. large
double calf stall and two bull pens.
As will be seen by the floor plan.
each department may be closed with
sliding doors and entirely separated
from all other departments.
The entire building is plastered. both
the exterior and interior, with two
coats Of Portland cement over ex.
banded metal lath. the studdings are
two by six inches, ten feet long. and
the story is eight feet except over the
horse barn. where 1t is nine feet, to
allow for driving in with a load Of
hay in stormy weather; the story IL
ten feet over the wagon room. All
floors are Of cement. as also are the
ceilings.
The exterior walls are first covered
with ship lap and striped for the lath
the space between the studding are
filled in with concrete up to the win
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'FRONT.' PERSPECTIVE WV.

the stock. and all cutters are drained
to manure pits.
Traps are placed in the floors for
draining away the wash water and
hydrants are placed at convenient
points, so the entire barn may be
washed down in a very short time.
The two silos are Is by 80 feet and
are also plastered. the inside lined
with brick, which receives a coat OF
plaster.
Hay forks and feed and litter car
riers are installed, and reach all parts
OF the barn.
The crop or ground feed Is stored
In bins on the second floor and ia
drawn to the feedroom through eight
inch spouts, as wanted.
Silage is passed down the chutes
between bedrooms and silos. and by
keeping the doors closed all dust and
odors are kept out Of the COW barn
Hay is passed down in the bedrooms
for the entire barn at one time, thus
keeping the dust from the COW barn.
A good cement foundation Is pro
vided for everything, and all exposed
woodwork receives three coats Of
paint
The roof is covered with asbestos
roofing felt, making the entire barn
practically fire proof The cost to
build this barn was slightly more than
II built Of wood, but as 1t requires nc
paint and few repairs 1t would seem
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tense Of some accused person. Ons 4
the last cases In which Col N.n,
appeared for the defense was that 4
Minnie Cummings. who was tried b.
the murder Of her husband.
Despite q vigorous prosecution /,
Circuit Attorney Folks most able n
sistant. Col. Martin succeeded IN IT.
ting the woman of with seutepce d
ten years In the penitentiary, wha
the trend Of the evidence against n
seemed certain to doom the woman b
life imprisonment Had she been 1
man 1t is probable that she would han
been hanged. Col. Martin became y
tive In politics before he was q yean
old. He has held many high positions
in the fraternal organizations to whicA
he belongs.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-04-12

verse with men who are succeed,nv IN
ion that :. =. Tue more am of the opin.
wharn " :. !, Will grow on many farms
"nere 1t has proved a failure
s,an aay VINO have read about It arc
s s. and will not give II q fa,~
la ana many times when thev ~
msnnor lucy go at 1t in half-hearted
s ~anner and throw the seed upon the .,
cona anywhere 1t happens to drop and
so o4 the plant II they hannen a4 ~
get unsatisfactory results ~
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Making Lime N,+r.~.

Jew thousand tons of lime n,tr...
are MADE In various parts Of r,,.a 80
tho n,.sa ou'c power and combininc
ene nitrogen OF the air with lime nas
- una placed the cost of this nitrs.e e
- eoz 10 ISL per long ton. 49,.
men's made with this nitrate IN ~.
parison with the nitrate Of soda com
III. are generally favorable tn ~
"''nc'a'' especially In sandy so,, ''~