The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-09
Hartman Roads Start Indus
trial Educational Special
Over Utah and Idaho.
SEVEN CARS TO CARRY
EXPERTS AND EXHIBITS
Almost Every 0. S. L. Station in
Utah North of Salt Lake to
Be Visited.


cific railroads, under the direction OF
the passenger department, at o'clock
this morning will send out farmers
industrial education train" fully equipped
for instruction In agriculture. with ten
specialists In charge, and one of the
finest exhibits of dry land grains and
grasses ever shown In the west.
The train consists OF seven cars, a 5
follows
One flat car. on which stock Will be
exhibited for purposes OF instruction in
the relative points OF merit and demerit
Of dairy and other stock. One dry farm
exhibit car. containing all varieties OF
grains and grasses. suitable for every
class OF soil and mountain climate. with
samples OF bread made from the respec-
tive kinds OF wheat. sagebrush roots four
teen feer in length without the feed
ers. or small roots. and sample OF dry
farm wheat with roots seven feet in
length
Next come two cars for lecture pur-
poses. from which the farmers will listen
TO experts explaining their speciatles.
Then follows Il composite car, one-half
devoted to exhibits Of dairy utensils; i'm
proved milk pals patent stalls and de-
vices for sanitary dairying, together with
glass tubes containing the chemical In
gradients OF every common variety OF
stock food. The other half OF this car
is the parlor and library, containing ele-
CANT quarters for the members of the
party and a special library OF the best
literature for the subjects OF the lee
tures.
There are sleeping cars and dining
compartment fitted for improved domes-
tic science. sanitary and according 10
rules and regulations,
To Visit Sixty Towns.
The train will take in almost every sta
Short Line in Utah. and many Idaho
towns. both on the Montpelier branch
and north from Pocatello to ST Anthony.
Eleven days will be spent on the tour
and In that time sixty towns will be
visited about half Of them in Utah and
The other half In Idaho.
II Is the purpose OF the extended tour
TO raise the standard OF farm products
and stimulate interest In improved meth
DDS In agriculture by causing men to
study the science. Al the present. in
Utah. dairy COWS produce but 125 pounds
Of butter fat each year. while this should
be increased to at least 275 pounds
COW. To thus more than double their
production of butter fat the farmers will |
he instructed in the leading points that
the dairy COW must possess. as well as
her proper keeping. In a similar manner
every branch OF farm work will be ex-
planned. that the products may be in
creased as proper knowledge OF agricul-
ture warrants.
Nelson brothers OF Richmond have fur
nished the Holstein cows. 4 Jersey cow |
recently brought from Jersey Island. Will |
tural college Of Logan. as we'll as the |
prize Jersey bull from that institution. D |
E. B,irley has sent prize hog from his |
Idaho ranch. There will be one-half car
OF exhibit stock. and these animals with |
those brought 10 the train by the farm
ers, will be used for demonstrating the |
special features Of interest.
Personnel of Party.
Following is the personnel of the
PARTY:
Prof. Lewis A. Merrill. directors extern /
sion work. Salt Lake City; in charge of |
dry farming experiments.
Dean w. l.. Carlyle, dean OF agricul- |
turc University of Idaho. Moscow. Ida +: |
DIR. e. D. Ball director Of the titan !
experiment. station. Logan, Utah, dean |
OF the College OF Agriculture. U. A. coll |
Iege.
Boise, Ida. V' '''N''' u u'y
Prof j. T. Caine. III, professor Of AMI |
NAL husbandry, Utah Agricultural college, |
Prof j. II Frandson. professor Of
dalrying. Idaho Agricultural college. |
Moscow. Ida,
Ben r. EIdredge. president of the Utah
state Dairymen's association. Salt Lake |
City.
o. G. Gregg. superintendent Of the Min |
neaota Farmers institutes. ST. Anthony |
Stephen Boswell. foreman of the Juab
charge of dry farm car
Gottlieb Smith: foreman Of the catts
barns. Utah Agricultural college. Loea1 |
in charge of live stock car
To Follow Itinerary Closely.
The itinerary, which Will be followed |
as closely as possible, is.
JANUARY O.
Leave Salt Lake s.oo ~ |
Arrive Woods Cross. .. sis =. M |
Remain one hour
aTrlVc FariningtOu .. o.o5 -,
Remain one hour and a half
Arrive Kaysyllc ......,JI.os a ~, |
Remain one hour and a half "
arrive pd Lay,on ,,, iI;,..,...;.., 100 p. m.
remain one hour and A half
Arrive Clearfield ............ 2.I0 u. m |
Remain one hour.
AfrlNe ORdcn .,........ .30 =, n,
Remain during afternoon and eveninp |
JANUARY 10.
leave ogden -......,.,....... 700 a. M,
Arrive Morgan .-.......... 500 a. M |
Remain two hours
Arrive Coalville ........-IO.55 n n, |
Remain one hour.
Arrive Wanship ,......,,I2:20 n, m. |
Remain one hour
Arrive Peterson ..-.-.. 2:35 n m |
Remain one hour
Arrive Ogden .....,.........,, 4:10 p. m
"FfiNe "iIard ......'-:,,..., 4:45 p. m |
Arrive Brigham ..,.,.. 6.I5 D. m. |
Remain over night "
JANUARY H.
Leave srigham ..,........... 200 a. IN. |
ArriNc Maiad -..;......,.:.,.: 500 a. m. |
Remain one hour and half
Arrive Garland .e',--.-:- 1920 a. m. |
Remain one hour
Arrive Corlnne ........11.s5a ~ |
Remain one hour
Arrive Honeyville -..., ....... 1:S0 D. m.
Arrive Dewey ........... 2.4o n ~, |
Remain one hour
Arrive Colliuston .....,..... $50 H. m |
Remain one hour
Arrive Logan ..,-.--,...,.,... $40 D. m. |
Remain over night.
JANUARY IL.
leave logan ....,...-,e-,-... 6:45 A. m |
arrive Preston ,.............,. 500 n. III. |
Remain one hour and a half
Arrive Whitney -..... 40 q m
Remain one hour
Arrive Franklin ........,... 1880 a n,
Remain one hour.
Arrive Richmond i2.ls n ~
Remain hour and rs minutes.
Arrive Smithfield -. 2:lO n m
Remain one hour.
Arrive Hyrum .......... 350 n m
Remain one hour
-Hiri'c "enSVlilc ......--...-. BOO D. m. |