The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-14

parison of those performances is not DOS
slole because OF their oissimilarty. They
can only be contrasted
Although The Tribune keeps It's read :
ers ADVISED concerning the developments
OF Ctah's mutitudlnous resources few
people out there can have a proper con-
cePtion oil the magnitude Of the cattle
,nuustry which is conducted in the Inter-
mountain region, Figures Will tell the
story but only by seeing the miles of
eattle- laden trains which enter the yards
daily; can anyone fully appreciate the
significance OF the numerals used
In the early '7os the cattle of Utah
were were not the big, sleek and symmetrical /
were OF the small, valley TAM variety.
some OF them almost as fleet as deer
Uniy S the best were wanted by the local
pnrthc uu,ghers, =. ,a ana dalrying was hardly
me eastern markets had not been
ihonght Of as only few were OF "A nuaJ
nl, Jy sooo enough to pay the freight
t1e maverick on the range was about as
safe as his brother who sported a brand
sut the branding iron was perfectly
Sopiiu insurance policy in some places
! remember that in 1892 ] was in san
PEte county on an errand OF commercIal
piracy Sunday found me a humble
,in anough deVout worshlper in the congrc-
gaton OF Bishop CanUtc Petersen In
Fort Epbraim. After clouuentIy char,ins
tne Two spiritual roads one to celesriai
glory and the other to the soldiers. hn,no
ana cutting two incorrigiblc young broth
eTs OIL from the church. he announced.
Dcrc iss young man at Bruttcr pehr-
sons house Wit some sewing machines
doand know how goot de machines NAV
pe' nut &c sisters can so unit see 'cm
II dey want to-"
thought this was a pretty good free
ad' Tight next 10 reading matter Then
the good bishop made an additional an
nouncement, Sa wing: "Rrutter
20
ilne bool We all know our cattle nced
improving unt hope de bretren will not
neglect dis opportunity"
Then. considering how much better u.s
the scnd-off which the bishop gave "de
bool than the ono he handed out To
me: ! was a little rcsentful, until / re-
;,m tnGmoered that dc boof' was merely re-
ceYinG the courtesy and glad hand due
trom one poygamist to another
nave made this diversion In order 10
SIoW s INC dale near which Utah ranchcrs
agency of bovine apostles of greater pnl-
chritnde and gifted with an Enthusiasts
zeSi as kingdom builders.
OF e raisjnv IN - Tan Ian pioneers in Tie business
Parsons His ranch. on Wbite ri,sr ~
Colorado, Is tic home OF H.. 900 Besider
raising cattle there hc is a buyer In
Ciah and the surroundings states. No
othcr man In that region handles cattle
IN equal numbers. Not a week passes
Without recording shipment by him. the
NS.N' ,,,,"'''p,' diDpuTtlll- To $4,000. heal
ANNUALLY II is said that the manimv
COWS COWS ,in. SIX states there include In their
iUuabieS a warning to their ba bies tbat
PARSONS viii get them iw they arc not
good, '
Alas. that maternal love, the most
beautiful and the holiest thing on earth,
should so unwittlngly lead its oTioct "a
destruction For II Is A certain thing
that the better that progeny becomes
INC INC moro certain Parsons VIII be TO grab
Last month. through the courtesy of
Mr. Parsons. had brief experience as
orcVct cowboy. He WAS to make a ship
n"t ~ rom tne ranch OF George III. Hall
ten miles from Border a station ON the
Short Line road. twenty-five miyes east