Show TIM THE TWO PAGE MOAB PS-INDEPENDENT 22 ceni LOCAL STOCKMEN market was on a tth basis market eased of Today At the annual meeting of tlteijJ BEE STATE HIVE $149' Cattle & Horse Growers' assotj $1525 and bulk 10 cents top week ago Compared with a to $1515 held at Salt Lake Saturday hicrnor l(i rrx label' City Jan 16 are 4b to ou Kansas Stock Yards prjws es of si cs on Indian Creek was St wages of farm of moderate luw up advances prevailed cal receipts continue 'I nt made public by lhe department member of the executive cornaiJ but the supplies are arriving lhe rinl hnitU ihlS Wl‘ ?ek that average ill SMIVVp 6"' of the associationfor the show Ml are hi markets rigs muvu in app05 The top prtce Charles Redd of La Sal wascomm! monthly wage of farm870 laborers cattle market was irregular with most stisnn to $1525 and without chairman of the association's faa Utah with hoard was killing grades selling lowei Jiogs rpj ursdav was $xoov during the yearj to) AND LAMlio committee board was S'rJ 1)0 Vland lambs up SHEEP $1500 $ c‘h tali in The associationat the meeting11J nine years ngu was p:t Ing Prices for sheep and lambs TCctfnLamb priets were the highest to $1940 UIU improve conditions respectively Viurhd thlS steps nr WCCK for th nnd $1750 per nmiith January 'and fully 1yvPis known in livestock industry and will be pJ3 'I'he eighteen heel mo' niuiL cvvrx sugar factories of ever j the new Lambs ially in sold up to $1940 and active in carrying out 1117073" Ions $280 above the top quotation and Ulnh Iasi year worked at tending to better range condfa last year steers seaso) Demand was urgentlocal first month weK $n5o !(iual to improve the strain of nJ and to 10 chart fed kinds that n were barety sold at th' IIIIUJMie and horses in the state Thin lambs DO K iting ui muu of the competition sugar drew no feeder were il $1550 to $1750 and breeding ewes ocreage inof lhethe history lhe this wei prices J N Corbin president and mad stale ii'etage cents lower Top steers The rise in Industry $1000 to $1550 of the Midland Telephone compj of lhe Ulnh beets was brought $1600 stimulated demand of fat grades has sugar eonleul returned Sunday from Grand Jurd last year nd Hie and breeders 41!) RECEIPTS for both feeders per rent WEEK'S THIS where he attended the annualmeeti IK mrAnrrc! PIPKINeXlnielion 1119 per cent of the this uiiiivLjrjM week were 45 659 company Receipts 'I'be oftieinl tnnrker which formed iraiil cattle 3962 calves 70861 hogs and the lieadslonefor the ggave oi sheep compared with 44650 II tyimiu one of the first I'nili ma- 25463 and cattle 4533 calves 77987 hogs week and G9750 31877 sheep last Mrs nj' Sail Laki Sall Iiiimn is enttle 4805 Lynitin of Lyman calves 91321 hogs lhe late the JTobhml widow of year ago Cattle and sheep a negatives and select S elnireh M Liman of lhe L D hog Now is the time to look over your Ironl receipts are falling short of a Kimhail 72 years of those which you wish to have enlarged An enlargment Mrs Jaim-s N by much larger numbers year ago would make an ideal Christmai of of favorite films died nt Ocdeti pleuropneumonia indi-be some your age age than expected and there is no follow hm night which developed offset gift cation that the decrease will Kimball suit of when Mrs exposure recently holin' Good enlargments is our long ami wandered from spent later by heavy runs night ttlmig the RE CATTLE the Weber riveV her Though fat cattle made some dishands and feel being frozen ore's play of agriimi strength on Monday and Utah The department 104 siigar production repori on beet Thursday average prices for the week ihal Ulah's output were for 1919 show lower and trade was slow Steers show a net decline of 50 cents and butcher for the year was 11982'9 lmr oftons the Butcher " grades 25 to 40 cents more 'than 140UO ions in excess sold Ibis and 36000 tons more cattle more readily than steers output of ir fact killers made relatively large than produced in 1917 of A purchases slow demand cows been in for beef in A coinmitteeof Utahns has eastern markets and Washington for hcuring before the yields of beef from short with fed steers the public lands romiiiillee given as house were cause oi the decline in prices the proposed legislation covering Some choice Io I the 1200 pound steers sold up to $1600 the purchase of lands in Trap and Ship to the load at I another $1575 and a few residents loads Uintah reservationby Utah at The of th O COLORADO HIDE & UR COMPANY $1450 up bulk BRANCH I some years ago offerings fed sold short steers at DEALERS IN the department of for Justice sold Agents $1200 to $1350 Cows at $525 recovered automobile tires and to $1250 have "Canners" brought $525 to $600 the til tes' as valued at more Ilian $600 cutters $625 to $750 and butcher urs the Investigation following grades $750 up Heifers brought result of Bulls higheitl $750 to $13-50 get the arri'st of Sergeant Richard Wttg-ner were 25 to 50 ed We charge no commission for handling your furs long-distenal higher id' the grades sold up to $1050 motor transport corps at Veal prices liberal grading prompt cash returns and save on calves were steady at $850 ort Dougins $1600 charges of land Approximately!00000 acres Phone our Monti STOCKERS Cattlemen your cow hides are worth money AND EEDERS In Utah are under irrigation producing stuff good many fleshy feeders were cello office and A we will send out a man to skin your falling an iiventgi' crop value of $44OO-(kX the taken to country this week at Satisfies" All and You Always Get a while approximately 100000 ‘ncres air Deal to Check That "A $1250 to $1325 and lighter weights wilh adequate completed canals are under good quality at $1100 to $1200 Plain Colorado Compaq wnler supply but are not under to good kinds sold at $950 to $1050 of Hide & ur cultlMillon Stockers brought $800 to $1150 am1 csctiped stock cows and heifers $650 to $900 Dour persons narrowly KING Manager W for (ictith Demand good young and when Hit' home of Ed Smith at cows MONTICELLO UTAH O Salt destroyed by: fire the heifers is increasing P BOX NO 8 Luke was furnace blowing up Just asj the occupants Main Office- Grand Junction Colo their night clothes escaped in Thursday the bulk of the hogs sold MONTICELLO at 'The valued tit $30000 $1500 to $1525 top $1535 and TELEPHONE THE home was PHONE NO 26R2 average cost of packers droves $15151 Cliche stake Mutuals are to put over This is the first day of this a year that ctlnipalgnthat will by popular $ 101X10 for the net them of two resorts in Logan for the one BoyzScouts canyon for lhe Beehive Girls-38 of age suffered Edwards Alex years the ninpiiial ion of both hands the result Dot the below elbows as strictly 15 the LIVESTOCK REPORT SPECIAL THE iP-y JANUARY THURSDAY UTAH MARKET I i i a agriculture 19-2()-Substantial 1 h A' r 1 -1 ' X- ----- 4- M I e- J ! -A rf fl i -cmnts I I iiv-erugc 1 a i i I - - A ! B Inc S "S to "Shubert" Al IlflEXTM !( WhitZ? YOU JU A GET 1 HuTymed cm4 Ofct w H4m CAN SHIPMENT a O-TODAY I N9ILARGE H?IMEDIUM VO ITrotttT 600 to 500 450 to 375 3900 to 2200 to 475 350 2500l 2200 1800 1600 N?2 N9ISMALL TO tT MUSKRAT COYOTE 1 urs ' am to to to 275 250 to 175 20 to 150 to 275 250 to 200 175 to 150 175 to 125 1800 1 1400 1500 to 1250 1000 to 850 1200 to 1000 800 to 600 1400 1200 to 1000 I ' V-f V 900tO800 1 ' ' 1 1000 Io ' 1500 to 1200 44 1 1000 to 800 to regard 5 result in "more SHIP ALL 700 00 to J "SHUBERT" THEWORID I I I - ' 1 I TO DEAL! NG pt 2207 De ' I i 1 IN 1 j 1 USA Chicago Branch i 1 EXCLUSIVELY URS Ave Z7uW Austin 15- t - SHUBERT' AB AMERICAN RAW IN Wooll and I DIRECT URS Pelts Hides t No 3 No 4 quotations on reliable and If REE- will "quicker money- YOUR THE LARGEST HOUSE 500 350 "SHUBERT0 to urs j 11000to 800 to 70010 extremely high prices are based on the well-known liberal grading and are quoted for immediate shipment and otherwise inferior skins at highest market value or other Utah urs write for ‘'H tbfiubfrt ftfitpprr'' the only market report and price list of its kind published accurate Write for it shipment in Money a 400 i These A Moab l 1 1800 VIEW CO UTAH Box preliminary disappointing LYNXCAT Heavy urred25 00tO 2C00 Ordinary x 1800tO 1400 I s 330 to f ouun 375 to Enlargements and33600 I'Tan-cls SHIP 1 LARGh TO 1 all ERT Utah U B Wants H j OICE I i 5 - MMDS AMOUNT SHOW tentative 810 SNOW O f stations la the Green watersheds are and Colorado rivers comparison: 1915 1916 1918 1919 1917 December snowfall ‘ I I i attend 4 amioiie near Richfield William Shtil'iT slud and lowing probably as by n altercation growing out nonpayment sin dispute drinks of Bingham fatally "minded of at Grand peitrvd lifter boarding a nat Junction Colo after search bus been lucatedtin lite ftate Provo menial hospital nt Owners oi automobiles must have ini-vvjdc a the tiiclted ou front iii'eording cars to ami their from rear of notice official Our ladies ConductLake under Women's Civic the direction of the center commit tee The sum of 1073 per capita of school of in district population each school the state will be distributed in the dis-trii January apportionment of stale school funds A national record for recruitingbus been establishedby Ogden Boy Scout of since Ogden August The troops 1919 have increased their enrollment from 120 to 524 More than $2000000 worth of cattle sheep and hogs were on exhibition the Ogden livestock show which yards on opened at the union stock January 8 The Utah Central railroad Jubilee was held in Sult Lake January 10 inof commemorationof the completion fifty the road years tigo StnlthT Sall Lake lawyer BennerX and a member of the state legislature for ten years died at Salt Lake January t is replete please you department ready-to-wear did sevretaryof state' Cooking classes for brides and newlyweds will be the 1 ' Headwear train t JBMv and a for over-alleged Waists Skirts Ladies' f goods Ladies1 and we can splen with Skirts line ladies' underskirts skirts and contains dozens of values that cannot be The line consists of silks and duplicated well wools in fancy serges and plaids as as the plainer creations of Our ‘ We "RS The Money Make right prosper by You Help Can " ' L establishment 1 19 78 62 141 145 December precipitation The irrigation water prospects for 155 116 015 085 051 average the 1920 season is calculated from Snow on ground end of December the the reports made by cooperative 85 136 average 132 163 '25 weather observers and forest rangers Water equivalent on the ground the of the set at close year 1919 as bulletin 036 123 202 in the average 204 245 out forthcoming snowfall of the weather bureau issued Snow in adjacent mountains 212 285 65 172 241 average from the Salt Lake City office were J CECIL ALTER Meteorologist from fair to good being somewhat VfTaSSOC ATION better over the Greaa Salt Lake watershed H AV ELI than in southern and eastern Jr Utah and being slightly better than Supervisor Charles DeMoisey usual in most watersheds eturned riday from a trip to the A considerable amount of snow has Paradox valley where he went to been swept from the ridge's into the A meeting of the Paradox Stockgrowers' to discuss ravines by windy weather where it is association held against unduly rapid erosion range matters' Supervisor DeMoisey si cure in The spring states that the association includesall snow the blanket which of has "the persisted over State came stockmen of that section and early in winter on unfrozen ground that it is accomplishing a great deal and thus the soils of the agricultural of good for the industry Most of the and the winter and summer grazing cattle in the Paradox district are being fed lands are reported pretty well saturated throughout the winter and An increased moisture storage there is an abundance of hay in the has thus been attained in the water- valley Supervisor DeMoisy states shed soils for subsequent stream flow that the cattle that are not being fed The following averages for repreare reported to be in poor condition average ' I sub-seriptloii for The kind ot printed forms will help your business saving your time and keeping your records service as printers is nut limited to ink on paper putting some order and your directions in order The to Th Utility give you taking your according to you stock Our plant of Buiintu the Times-Independent Paptr quickest service possible directors decided be held that from be coal state 4 to production a fair will 9 of in Sult 1919 estimated la tons brakemanliving at Ogden has been arrested on suspicion of Implicated in tha box car Jobberies which have occurred recently between Ogden and Wells Nev and which are said to involve thousands of dollars worth of merchandise Automobile coasting on Utah lake is the latest sport in the American fork vicinity A flivver with chained find wheels hand sleds trailing behind fnrnihs lll' apparatus The chauf-the four men mm hlneo ItS'ful) urns to one side while tht I:"' i' let's speed OU being x Headwear and line of ladies" and beautiful associationhave inclusive Luke prohibition director for 600 000 4 at Coles the next Thomas federal Utah Utah's of the October jluthonihah Hoy that may save considerable money for completely equipped and is we carry a Our 6 will Our Waists with a hat or waists includes si!kssomethin We cap can also crepe-dechenes unusually please you |