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Show The Juab County Times PROPER WAY TO CUT HORNS Jacob Colaman. Editor nd Proprietor UTAH NEPHI OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. District. LIVE STOCK NOTES. Fifth Judicial District Joshua Cireenwood. It U a mlHtake to over-feeor underAttorney B. II. Ryan. feed. Stenographer W, L. Cook. State Senator J. A. Hyde. The larger the sow's litter the more State Representative Braxton Bar-net- t. feed she needs. It la all a mistake not to provide Forest Supervisor, Nebo Forest Recomfortable quarters. serve H. F. Studley. A feed of onts occasionally will be U. S. Expert in Charge Experiment Btation P. V. Cardon. relished by the brood sow. atate Foreman Experiment Station There la room for more sheep ou all Stephnn Hoswell. well drained western farms. County. Young hogs can be fattened more County CommisBionera J. L. than those that are older. profitably Ueorpo Joues, Martin Nielson. The better you feed your sheep the W. Vtckers. Clerk T. will be your fleece and mutton. better VVm. Burton. Recorder Sheep will thrive wherever dry footTreasurei- - T. II. ti. Farkea. ing may be found. Keep them off wet AssesBor VVm. Bailey. lands. Surveyor Arthur A. Miller. Remember that the mare must nourAttorney T. U Foote. ish the foal as well as keep her own Sheriff Otis J. Henriod. Superintendent of Schools Geors constitution supplied. A. Sperry. Jr. Horses stabled in a close, badly venProbation Officer Alvah Stout. tilated barn will come out In the mornRoad Commissioner George ing dull and stupid. Whenever the pigs have scours you Superintendent County Infirmary may be quite sure that the sows are H. D. Allred. County Physicians Pr. W. W. not getting a balanced ration. The bridle should alwuys be BennMt, Dr. J. A. Hensel. to the shape of the horsehead with proper regard for his disOFEAST COUNTY MUNICIPAL position. FICERS. Any farmer with 60 acres or more CITY. NEPHI can manuge'a flock of ten or U sheep Mayor G. M. Whit more. at an expense so small that it will not Councllmen James Garrett, Jr., be noticed In 1i!b general operations. Alma HaKue, Alouzo Ingram, Enoch Whenever the pigs have the thumps Burton, W. O. Orme. you may Teel quite sure that the sowa Keoorder Peter Sorensen. are getting too much corn and the Treasurer J. H. Ijitlmer. Marshal W. A. Wright. plga not getting sufficient exercise. If there are any runt pigs In the NlKht Watchman J. K. Memmott. Justice of the Peace Jacob Cole- bunch, manage to give them extra man. feed and care, and In a short time Street Supervisor Jas. B. Riches. they will match If not outstrip the Physician Dr. D. O. others in gain. Quaraatin Miner. horses or other aniDon't Building- Inspector Enoch Burton. mals on pasture of a wire fence, both sides A. N. or Chief Fire Department especially If it has a barb wire at the Melson. Superintendent of Waterworks Al- top They are very apt to get fighting over or through It and thus get hurt. fred Ooweru. Judge, n, Mo-Cun- d - Electric Superintendent Ught Plant T. A. Carver. Sexton N. C. Nielson. LEVAN TOWN. President Board of Trustees A. I Jackman. Trustees Adelbert Bosh. I. II. George Fraucom, Swell E. Malmgren. Clerk ()rsin Nielson. Marshal Albert Bosh. Health Officer James E. Taylor. SEPARATING SOWS AND PIGS Gate la So Arranged That Young Animals Can Pats Through at Proper Feeding Time. Mor-tense- We have only one pasture for the bogs on our farm, and about the time the pigs are weaned we find It neces-arto have them separated from the at feeding time, writes C. H. lames of 1'nlon county, Illinois, In Farm and Home. We have built a small Inclosure in rhlch to feed the young pigs. This la separated from the place where the y ;os IA8T COUNTY SCHOOL BOARDS. Mona John T. Kay, Epbralm H. Kay. N. W. Ellertson. Nebo Thos. Booth. Edward Jones, ho. Jonea. Nephi Alma Hague, ftoscoe K. T. I Foote, Henry Hendrlckaon. Jamea B. Taylor, Adelbert Bosh. , Juab Jamea A. Kelly. R. C. Ievan Steph-snaon- T. T. Taylor, COUNTY PRECINCT CERS. CAST 'Mill z LIJulJuLi., OFFI. f Mona. 4 Justice John zz tfaW-a- . Cate Pigs Can Open. tnn are fed by a small gate that swings from the top. The gate swings outward, and cannot be entered unless It It held open by an attendant. The Vate awing between the postt In tucb manner that the pigs cannot gel their noses under It to open It from the outnlde. It la hung from the lop on horseshoes, and ran be a Juab. readily lifted up at It ran be twung Jutlc R. C. Ktcihenon. out. Kritcrt Memtnott. Conatabl The jdgt are taupht to come to this for feeding by being fed there a pen NEPHI COMMERCIAL CLUB. cumber of times. Then the gate It of and third Meets first t put In and the piga cannot enter very month at the club parlors attendant. the admitted by hn Visit lnit la the Lunt butldln. of no!! !"t!i ? romnierciiU clubs When they are through eating they ran go bark to the pasture by open-ftiordialljr meioowd the gate themiH'tvc. They noon R. K. Orover. Presll-nt- . learn this trlrk, and the gate saves T. II. Burton, Financial Secretary. Wood. Corresponding Serre-Urjr- . as ronalderable time. Ellas Molyoeux. Constable Health Officer N. W. Ellertao. Nephi. Justtce J. 8. Cooper. Constable Alvah tstout. Health Officer Dr. U. O. Miner. Lcvan. J oat Ice Orson Nielnon. Klchatd Iveraon. Contabl Tii'-sday- a ex-trp- g s MrwWn Woodmen of Amerira No. dn-s- I' 10.700, irieeta e v ry errij. Ins at I. O. O. V. hail. Visiiin: Wood Hi a eicom(j. Cewge Small, Consul. I H. Iwiilmer. Clerk. I. O. O. K. No. K nJay eveMn In I. O O brothers cordially tend. hail. lt every V. lnvtsi Excellent Method of Handling Vic'out or Frightened Animal Ends Trouble. fcflrrg hauled VIs-Hin- io WHEN HCG HALTER IS USEFUL i,lth-- at- hn In a a single hog it wagon It becomet tfklous or frightened. In either JAH. It JACKHON. X, tJ. J fi. COOPER. Kwrelary, Saint Meetings. Hunday Hchonl, 10 a. m First TbfmarJe; Hotd h'W, A Pnndar. rrd at 1a!jerrle; M. I meir.e hos. rirst Primary ard at tn. c Ki'st Swnrnl ward at wsrd at p. tn R!if 7'Y hall. hi v at the repectire ward mooting -- md Flrnt ard Relief of afh r.'on'h and fourth Th'irsrta til fnr-tet- Halter for Hog. Hecond ward, first an1 third Thursdays of "3th rmntb at 2 rsa It It a difficult matter to keep It the respective tri In; In p. m. at the wagon, writes E. K. Perry f iies Hellion c1sss Klrsf ward 3 p.m. Greenfield. Is . In Missouri a Valley halter r II : fVcnnd Farmer. To obviate this put erM Friday at ward, 3 p. tn , every r'rldaj at meet-In- g on bog. anap a rbalo Into rings on fasten to sides of house. eih side and wagon bot. and there will be no further trouble. for the 1om if jam the t t1eea bay ftnir Crelty to Live Stock. The thoughtless, Bot to say oii11e. mn who Is rfuel to bit stock, not only draws heTf!y upon bit porkefbook for (he rlvll'ge. but commits one of the arid mot Inexcusable crimes Iron, Ml. rvasar.t Marl.le Worst. n t'oe whole Iftt of wlckednest. Thf. IniOB, Ixal AeoL 3 i "boot-legging- V Complete Stock Burial Shoes. Fine Hearse In connection. Offiee at residence. Phone No. 105 red TELEPHONE 51. OFFICE AT RESIDENCE D, O, Miner, M. D, Grace Bros! Lumber Co. Physician and Surgeon 'PHONE NO. 84 OFFICE AT RKSIDENCE T. L. FOOTE Don't Buy from us unless you want to get Sash and Doors, Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Also Builder's Hardware Attorney at Law County Attorney 'Phone No. at Court House Office 5. Lawyer Practice In all the Courts. All legal matters given careful and prompt attention. Office second floor Lowest Possible Prices of Goldsbrough lllock. Dr. J, A, BOOTH NEPHI NATIONAL Dentist Office Rooms Nob. 2 and -Building. Phone No. 136-2- . 3, "BANK Winn Thos. H. Burton Interest paid on Licensed Abstractor and Notary Public I buy and sell Real Estate. Ioans, Insurance, Mining Stocks, Blue Prints. Time Deposits at Room 1, Winn llldg. Phone No. the rate of 4 per cent per annum 13G-- Enoch Burton J.'S. OSTLER. PimnieKNT L. H. II ILL, Architect Vu-t- t PkskiI'Ent E. K. B(KTH,CAsmsa Residences a Specialty. Room No. E, Winn Bldg. That New Coal Yard and Livery Stable.... George W, Booth Merchant Tailor Sulta made to last and Ot at reasonable prlcea. Long experience in eastern tailoring houses. Job Hauling and Drayage Most Reasonable Prices Hay, Grain and Stabling AH Kinds of FORREST HOUSE Headquarters for Traveling Men. New elegantly appointed 8 room add!-- ; tlon. steam beat, baths, etc. One block south and one east of court house. Phone 22. Harris & Mecham Stable ost kair Block Wt of Caari Hobm City Barber Shop COURTEOUS TRKATMK.N'T AND FIRST CLASS WORK N. A. NIF.SON, PROPRIETOR , -- Three Doors North of Post tJflice He Builds Wisely Who Builds TO If it'a first class work you are looking' for go io The Modern Barber Shop an1 most up tn (1st hsrtrhnp In Nrphl. Hisi-sit nil siut Hath Id connection. Two doors f.iilh ol Post Oflli-- . ilros.. Proprietors riom lias BaU-htin- r Bus Meets All Trains. IJrery We, Dray and Kxpress Wagons. Coal. Phone Us. No. 44 J. for Agents BUILD USE WELL Nephi Plaster boot Livery and Feed Stable Weir No EquaJ The Largest and Purest natural deposit of Gypsum in the World. 1 ' Good M D. Nephi Plaster & Mfg. Co, COLDSBROVGM. Proprietor r Juab County Mill and Elevator Company MANUFACTURERS OF cniif Flour and Mill Produce Everything New and up to date 1 hfi";-n,en- rn. R;if ut MONUMENTS Our Leaders Gold Coin Floor and Fresh Cround Crabam fr mf,pt f SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD A Panorama of Natural Beauty all the way CANYON of the GRANDE EAGLE RIVER CANYON CANYON of the GUNNISON GARDEN of the GODS RUBY CANYON MANITOU SPRINGS GLENVOOD SPRINGS THE ROYAL GORGE b-- j'-c- h-- H ' Cement, Coal, Coffins and Caskets, at the HENRY ADAMS lke !'". , v-- rs , p ro . firms'- at n Best Home Made Caskets Physician and Surgeon rns M m't-in- ar at TndaT. Kefnd loniw, 4 pm. TiKsliy. tntlte Prieeihood m"tine Monday. 7 SO 4 p. In Dehorning Cattle Correct Line It Hugh Watson, pioneer transfer man Jutt Below Where Skin of Salt Lake City, died Sunday from Joint Base. Brlghts' disease. The voters of Wlllard have ordered In dishorning cattle either by saw or shears the correct line for severing the Issuance of bonds for the Installala from a quarter to half an inch be- - tion of u waterworks system. It is probably that a county lair will be held at Ephraim this fall, the Commercial club being behind the project. Because of the continued prevalence of scarlet fever It. has been decided to keep the MUford school closed another week. At a recent meeting of the county commissioners $B,000 was appropriated for the improvement of the roads of Davis county. Ijeonard Eskelson, a young man who lives In Richmond, Cache county, has confessed to stealing a horse from a Mr. Moody of Smithfleld. Horns Not Cut Close. The partly decomposed body of Hay-diSmith, of South Hooper, was round low where the skin Joins the base of the horn. If the cut Is made too high in a rooming house In Salt Lake City. an Irregular gnarly growth of horn as He had suicided by drinking laudashown In the Illustration Is likely to num. " case, apExcept a follow. Aa the point of union of the pealed from the justice court, there were no criminal matters on the calendar when the district court convened at M(ial). The little town of Colton, in Spanish Fork canyon, has been visited by a disastrous fire, which wiped out the main business portion, causing a loss of $:to,000. One of the proposed Improvements for New Tooele hi the next few weeks Is a new opera house and ball room to ho located iu the central portion of the town. The prospects are now good for a bumper fruit crop In Box E'der county. Many of the fruit raisers declared they expect the biggest crop In the history of the county. Twelve retail meat dealers of Salt business Lake City have suspended Hornt Properly Cut. during the past week, declaring that skin and horn varies In different cattle the increase in wholesale meat prices the operator must use Judgment as to has forced them to the wall. the exact place of cutting. James 1. Hamilton, a member of the Salt Ijike Stock Exchange, committed blowing MAKING EARLY HOG PASTURE suicide Saturday afternoon, the top of h's head off with a rifle. Financial reverses led to the deed. Question Is Attracting More Attention The erection of a $20,000 opera Than in Former Years and la house and gymnasium at Fountain of Much Importance. Green during the coming summer Is almost an assured fact. The money (Ity ft. B Rl'SIMN'O.) The question of growing early pas- Is being raised by popular subscriptures for hogs Is attracting more at- tion. While handling a .:!S caliber revoltention of late years than It did a few years ago, and It Is well that farmers ver at his home In Farr West, Nathan wake up and avail themselves of the Chusg was badly wounded by the exvalue of growing such crops. plosion of the weapon. The ball enThis matter of growing something tered the lffl leg Immediately above for early spring pastures for hogs. Is the Knee. Elsie E. Chrlstensen. the Infant something that the farmer of limited means can do. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Chris-tenseThe profit derived from the growing of Salt Lake City, fell Into a of crops for hog pasture is, I find, fish pond on the family premises and greater than that derived from grow- died from drowning before help could reach her. ing crops that have to be harvested. Hogs can be turned Into the pasture Weary of life. In which there had and they will do a good Job harvest- been repeated dliapKlntments, John ing, saving every little bit of the Schneider, agi-- C3 years, hanged himcrop, much more than could he saved self in the basement of a saloon In If harvested, as they clean up many Salt City. In which he was emthings that man or machinery can- ployed as a porter. not get. About Sort delegates from the SunIf we have been negligent In BowMischools of Salt Iike. Plonr-er- . day ing something In the way of clover or llard and Tooele st.ikrs of the Mormon rye. for early hog pasture, then It be- church met Sunday In district convenhooves ut to plant some other forage tion In the D. S. building of the crop for them and also one that will university. Salt City. make grazing as early In the spring While the vigilance of the sheriff aa possible. as temporarily rehis deputies and I For the very earliest purpose Frank Ashii. a on laxed Sunday. usually sow a patch of oats, at the prisoner In the Hox Elder county Jiill, rate of two bushels to the acre. I climbed over the wall surrounding the prefer d.illlng them for a forage crop, prison and made his escape. will aa th y then withstand the E. O. Hedges. tlniee':er f r drought and tramping over them and theOeorge Daly West mine, at Park CHy, also will not lift out of the soil at was seriously Injured when an ore easily. train In the Ontario tunn of iV. f."0 I find It better to have a lot divided train, so as to pasture a part of It at a foot level sldef wlei ann'h'-Heilces between the cars. throwing while be will other the time, growing. of'S.'ilt Lake Is conThe C'tj-This plan has given me the best satissidering art ordit ance prohibiting the faction. The regular hog fence is not ex- exploding if firework In Salt LaVe wIMioui the written pensive and Is easily moved If de- on any of the mayor. The ordlnanej sired. I am able to sow oats very I'.'IX. early In the spring and they make a will go Into effect on Jauna)- I. I A big sh"ep shearing pant Is be .is very rapid, vigorous growth and give me a giod pasture quicker than any- Installed at Jer'.eo. The p ant will be I can sow. equipped wiih thirty shearing ma thing el that 'Vh n th- - oats are from five to Chines with d Jin r;"' and elev&ior l The lant fx-- n Inches hish it Is time to turn for handling wool. It usually requires about rust a'lout hofrs In .:.ei(i and wli be uvd e fire or six weeks to have them Ihlt cluslvely by Fouti.aln (in-i-t- . high. A company Is a!"in to be formed to My n t crop for pnture a little later Is peas, and I pr ter drilling Iiiilld a ranner at Tooele, Koine c,f several reasons them When the finer-- t fruit In t'tah Is raised In It drilled thy are all planted at a uni abundance In and about Toew-Ie- . form depth and will rotno up more expected 'hat 'he jilant wil' be In evenly, arid they can he mifivmed opeiation In the ratly fll and i;i ii fi.'iien otire or twlre and will stand dry sive emp.oypicnt to wfather better, and stork i fol- people at th" start. e uivln William H. Hiown. a low the better and thcr will not who with h notorious lh,t; T.acy. be so mur-- waste. A romnion wheat drill I the most Dave Lanij ail Frank Edaar.i. Or from the I'tsh :te ronvrnirnt and satisfactory for drillfrn- -i th . wm using the first, fourth, I'sbcr X. ing th seventh and tenth holes This will peTiltenlia y B Laisl P. - Kan.. Sunday iporninz to ott:i ie (i s rvii.e o! a make the drills ? Inrh apart. Pras are ready to turn into nhen thirty month' si,tene-- . Th presence c.f several raes if they are mmine; Info stiff dough If jou have never grown any It will be acarlei fevr r at the state li.rlfitria wonderfully surprislrg how he will ahoil has ri!;.(l it n ceesary to ma'n late on fat and gro'.- nhijf f....fiing I tin a cuara Vine ai the Instltm ion on peas. and f r this reason visitors have not Soy beans also make good pasture, been received at 'he reformatory for but these are usually sown later and several weeks hardly come under th- - head of early Gunnison va'ley is enjolng a larsre pasture. But for forsge af(Pf ,h(, Influx of s!l1e;. Almost every day pas are exhausted they re Invaln nw families are moving In. and from able. Sorghum rane also makes ex the number of Inquiries received from cellent forage, and where the earliest different I'tah and from the varieties are selected It win be suff- mldd'e eastern states, would Indicate iciently matured by the last f,f June of that dozens of h'ime'eekers will lothe first of July for pasturing In the vaiey this year. In fart I have pastured sorgrmm cate A rane rnmfany was organized at Moab quite young and find It a on Saturday to promote an IrrleaM-good fattening food. Clover has always been a favorite pr f which wl'l place ur.der cuitlva aerirul-tof the Hon jntvo acre of the finest crop wilh me. not only I In the The sfa'e. lan f:.i't b si M-of the oll increased fertility results, but for the crop Itself Bd land lies .'ith t Moab atx.ut eiehteen the excellent pasture It aTords. J. R. DOWNS NL D. te.e latter-da- at W. W. Bennett, THE UTAH BUDGET PULLMAN AND TOURIST SLEEPERS TO DENVER and ST. LOUIS |