The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-15

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W r. Goshen 81 Grand Junction.
Colo. has sold his sheep ahcaring
plant at Cisco to G. g. BOynton.
some thirty-thrce loads of transient
sheep wr,e fed at the Salt Lake City
stockynrda last Saturday. Three ears
Of hogs were sent TO Los Angeles.
n h said that sheep and other Ike
stock In the intermountain country
are frccr from disease this year ihrn
ever before. 4 feature Of the pro
gram az the convention viii be- papers
on results obtained by dipping.
sheep running on the winter range
In tho vicinity OF Moab. Cantlcton.
Richardson and Cisco are In splendid
condition. but the grass ON the desert
H. not over abundant and u viii take
careful hcrding 10 prevent loss
Roy TUT OF the Uintnh basin has
hccn In Colorado lately after cattle
recently purchased by the Dry Guich
CatticgrowcrH' association from Carey
BROS ranch The purchase included
thirty head of purchrcd whitefacc
heiferH.
Clark Elmer h. more than cattle
man. says Myton's Free Press, lie
h tliicr of the soil. Last year he
raised grain and hay. 10 say nothing
OF six hundred bushels at potatoes
and scvrniy-fiyc bushels Of corn u
the acre.
Uintnh basin shcepmcn are not go
Ing To- be- caught Ia the Willow Greek
country like they were last winter
when they had to pay flfty.fivc dol
lars per ton for hay during the deep
snow They are now building steel
bins IN which they expect 10 store
cottonseed cake this winter.
The wool exhibit which IL Ia Doe IN
stalled by tho National Wool Ware
house aud Storage company VIII be
brought o. Salt Lake city. January
10Th. This year the exhibit VIII be
much larger than before and feat
ure win bee the new haling process IN
troduced Ia several Of the wool Sec
tions Of the country.
-Four thousand five hundred head Of
cattle are owned Ia Duchesne county
aud the herds are increasing rapidly.
This does not include the hundreds
which are shipped In there TO be fed
during the winter. II Ii estimated
that the hay consumed In Duchesne
county by cattle ana sheep will am
cunt a. ten thousand tons every win
ter
Washington -. g.. officials have de-
cided against Preston Nutter. the cat-
tleman. In the ownership of a sprine
about twenty miles south of Elgin
which has been used for years by
various cattlemen Cor watering stock
Nutter located "a section of land with
land entry b. cancelled. He viii con
test the matter In the courts
~. y. Ncyins. live stock agent OF
the Western Pagific, was in Utah las
week. tie says Nevada and Utah are
. practically cleaned mp ON live stoeh
shipments. particularly Nevada. Man,
thousands Of head of cattle have beer
shipped into southern California L
pasture tor the winter. The recon
rains have freshcn,d up the rangei
wonderfully there.
u. n. Bailey shipped out two car
OF tat hogs yesterday 10 the DenVel
market. says the Grand junction
tColoD News of the 18th. The weigh
of the one hundred and eighty-fou
hogs totaled 80, 500 pounds or there
ahouts. The thirty thousand pound
OF an ordinary double car full was OK
! ceeded by the fine porkers and Bale!
expects 90 top the market again viii
his good stuff. while many grunte
Is absent from his accustomed pen 10
day over the valley, The hogs VII
Z bring approximately fonr thousand
dollars into the valley from Denver
Interest in the conventions OF IN
Montgomery associations Is growinl
. A number OF inquiries are being re
, ceived az the offices OF the nationa
, association for Information as 20 tn
soope OF the program. A number o