Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING JUNE DEMAND FOR SMALL CATTLE GARDEN GROWS NEW PLANT Tests Indicate FOUND BY UTAH BOTANIST Crop Areas in 27 1932 ' Botulism Causes Widespread TREEGROWTH Losses Among Livestock 9! State SURVEY SHOWS High Altitudes Ifood to chickens without first boiling By W II HENDRICKS This will kill the toxin State Veterinarian thoroughly Botulism is a form of food or forage' which is really the harmful substance will not kill the spore from which poisoning caused by the toxins or but bacteria that the U S A C Experts Begin produce the toxin depoisons emanated by the botulinus or thevelop Food Containing germ forage Experiments in Center toxms of the germ are potential reser- - Occasionally the fowls will find Observation Reveals BapitI Authority Says Methods of volrs of poisoning for either man or the carcass of an animal which has of Region Studied some putrid and w which these toxins Size Increase Because Will Feeding Help We are frequently called upon to have developed LOGAN— A large potential acreage Investigate losses In livestock where number of fowls will be affected of Water Supply Utah Grower this condition is responsible for the in the state consists of so called high one time paralysis develops the The disease may affect all head cannot be held In its upright trouble altitude land This ranges from about 6600 to 7200 feet above sea level and may even rest 011 the Conditions are much TWIN FALLS tdano—A lower LOGAN— Eastern cattle In considbetter for tree mora seem according to the annual report of D finally complete paralysis C Tmgey assistant agronomist erable numbers originating In Coloof duction in major crops livestock eggs ceptible than any of them ensues and the bird dies Death will growth this year than last according We have recently investigated the Utah state agricultural experi-anfew hours to Paul M Dunn extension forester rado Nebraska and Kansas are passoften take place within dajry products Is apparent ini'case where a Box Elder county farmerafter the lood bas been eaten ment station and R W Woodward' weU as for the Utah State Agricultural cols Idah° 8easo"’ ing through Utah on their way to “ehad lost six out of twelve horses from junior agronomist cereal investigauk ely west coast markets these days These lege who just returned from a thren county In general indicating a better this disease and perhaps would lose1 turns bureau of plant industry IfmH in n oiiid fc “e weeks’ trip In nine of the southern) San Juan county alone it is estl- - market for these commodities in the 'more before the condition was con-A- ? cattle are in strong demand mainly is d ferment counties of the state The year 1931 mated has 600000 acres of this type latter months of this year and for next trolled because they represent the kind the condmons una r produced by was very hard on the forest trees that of land with an average rainfall of 'year according to the late st agrlcul- - The disease has occurred in prac-Ulmarket wants namely fat yearlings have been planted throughout thai 18 to 20 Inches tural report issued last week by Coun tlcally every section of the state ai weighing around 700 to 800 pounds d?? state especially because of the lacls " The experiment station has estab- ty Agent Harvey Hule The report has been reported in practically cvery®nd he d' that will dress out a 400 to 450 pound of available water said Mr Dunn W® u!uhn?H The causative1 lished ah experimental farm in the covers wheat potatoes beans sheep slate in the union carcass according to E J Maynard 'I1118 geI?!unnTh Luvanf Recent observations show that most central part of this virgin section and hogs poultry and dairying with hogs organism is therefore widespread acting dean of the school bf agriculof mo're growth trU®’i the adaptability of various crops is as the only product showing an in- is an anerobtc organism found in the ture at the Utah State Agricultural been fmmdURv so the trees have made far this year than made during soiL This means that the organism now being studied crease over last year f college P‘ the were that nriimnls last two seasons The late snow It was found in a preliminary test The national bean acreage Is f grows and propagates in the absence Penred The retail trade according to Utah ° perfectly good and the slow spring have been espew oats and barley in these higher duced about 12 per cent with 25 per of oxygen and when conditions are packers has repeatedly gone on recIeecl elevations that the supposedly early1 cent for Idaho and 27 per cent for not favorable for its growth it goes cially favorable to tree growth ord as showing a distinct preference of the fact that the condlObservations Made cuts maturing high altitude types do not idaho Wyoming and Montana which into a dormant stage and lives on in- In view for the smaller handweight to in more is dction develop likely do as well as some of the late the bulk of the Great North- - the soil until favorable conditions which means that on account of their Professor observations were mads! IiveForestry the feeds or mented relaemanates The growing period is spoiled ern cr0p Thi3 is due to low prices velop then it grows and favorable position there is a real - m Sevier Piute Garfield WashingtiVely long for such high elevations tbe last two vears not paying cost of Jh toxin which is responsible for the stock owner could in many cases pre- - ton Iron Beaver Millard Juab and! opportunity for Utah cattle feeders A O Garrett vent the losses of his animals bv elimithe early maturing cereals do production With average yields this'polsonuig of livestock and to supply this demand to advantage Tooele counties and indications and Miss not develop enough vegetativesmauer acreage would produce morel Since the germ is widespread and nating this sort of food from their to an increased use of forest treespoint! to over eastern feeders Twenty-fivfor 33 per cent less than th 1930 may under certain conditions cause rations growth to insure high yields Like-tha- n 40 cars of eastern cattle a week are - shelter-be- lt and wobdlot planting Rosemary wise early maturing varieties are or 1031 crons but a large holdover poisoning it Is therefore a constant In regard to ensilage this can usurunning through the Salt Lake Union next this the of no fanners or year Many (ally be fed to cattle with little short and therefore difficult to Johnson wu largely offset the higher source of danger to livestock stock yards to the coast according to are realizing that trees will vest The disease usually develops rather danger although occasional cases of Only single rod rows "ere pnces wh!ch would normallv be re J H Manderfield manager under the garden drier conditions and are grow from in cattle do develop In these tests because of the cejved for the smaller to the poisoning experienced grown although Mr suddenly production ’ to plant living windbreak Feeding Cited other hand uncertainty of the adaptation of any iaie stated person rather diagnostic symptoms such source On the at the Johnof any sort should not be fed to afford protection for their stock Progressive cattle feeders of Utah Three sets of seed-of the varieties noticed before silage be paralysis may Wheat Crop Smaller and buildings from the storms can well afford to take advantage of son home a common and pre- - to horses which is mgs were made— two in Garfield this growing marget demand by planLatest estimates on wheat put the dommatingusually Ini When you have reasons to suspect! The varieties of trees recommended and one In San Juan county county develops svmpton This year (1932) a larger number of acreage at ’ 32‘ 000000 compared with case 0f horses they may be found this disease in your livestock you- by the college for plantmg in most of ning next fall to feed some cattle of Lower photo im- these southwestern counties are the " the type and size desired down and unable to get up Cattle should consult your veterinarian shows a Feeder calves of good quality you Siberian elm and Russian olive These exhibit symptoms of stupor and mediately because the quicker meamay - two tree are growing in many moist weighing between 350 and 400 pounds employ relief and preventive group of become paralyzed or dry conditions and also thriving la will have and put in feed in October or Novem chance you better the sures obtained is that The usual history caws alkali soil Several cases were found ber can be finished in a six months’ pentstemon the animals have had access to some of saving your ilivestock Many The exportable suiplus in the prln-orfeeding period into just the type of of ensiinge or to spoiled orihave been known where practically by Mr Dunn whei e these two species garretti cattle desired by the market cipal wheat producing countries isjmouldy fceds i the case of horsesjall the horses on a farm have MPn have been growing thriftily for year A point of Importance in the feed named after without any water nearly as large as last yeir and the which are particularly susceptible to loBt from this disease can of these calves is that they ing anticipated 1932 crop will be but little the disease ensilage of any kind is At the present time there Is an In Beaver county a row of Russian Professor both for be expected to produce a pound of uscd olives has reached an average height ve the country's own needs more apt to cause the trouble and antitoxin tbat can be beef for only two thirds the feed reestimates on potatoes therefore should never be fed to these preventive and cur‘ve purposes of about 13 feet In six years on an Garrett of beef to but efficient cent that 100 abandoned farm having received to the early crop be just slight animals pound produce quired per This Is not on a 2 year-olsteer water for only the first two seasons ly more than half that of last year Is never safe to throw any spoiled seems to help a great deal It It is a phvsiological truth that Near Delta in Millard county the Siwith acreage in the second early states 27 per cent under 1931 Ship younger amntals produce more effi berian elm has reached a height of cient gains and this fact holds true over 30 feet in six years Two or have gradually declined in re£ t 'i &&& Experiment Station Offi- ments for the younger feeder cattle when cent weeks but the total 1931 1932 more rows of ithese trees are recomthey are of good quality In fatten cials Tell of Growth in movement will be one of the three mended for the best result in a winding calves successfully Utah feeders BY break planting largest Idaho has had though it is will find that quality is an important Stock Grazing Area smaller than a year apo Where the soil 1 not so alkaline AGRICULTURAL CO ’ijfPRESIDENUTAH factor The lamb crop is materially less this and more water i available the blaclc of Calves good quality produce season due to heavy losses among and honey locust ash willow and sevmuch more economical gains than point eral of the conifers would do well for "There Is one really bright spot ewes which were In poor condition OCR VANISHING INDEPENDENCE truth is we have reached the calves of mediocre or poor quality shelter-be- lt where people cannot be left alone plantings according to In the livestock grazing business” re- during the breeding season last fall and for this reason the latter sort are In spite of the glaring lnlqultle In then had cold wet weather durliig’the Mr Dunn Independence Largely Gone port Dr George Stewart senior ecolo lambing much better carried on as Stockers In our end period this spring This will our practical politics Woodlot Examined gist and Selar S Hutchings junior We have reached a highly develto be fattened out at a more mature reduce the supply and by the nomlc system it Is Interesting to note While many citizens have studied range examiner for the Intermounthe where state social countie several luxury In Sevier and Juab oped stage Calves like lambs need more Forest and Range Experiment beginning of 1933 the report says the conservative trend which Is al of independence is largely gone In the older woodlot were examined to decare and attention in the feed lot Animals botany under Professor A O Garrett tain the surplus should be so low as to put Nearly at itself with station discontented Ogden particularly old days the farmer headquarters than mature cattle or sheep ready manifesting termine the rate of growth under avin Salt Lake high schools during tie “There Is a fine One would think with the complicating life about him growth of forage on the sheep industry in a much better among farmers farm conditions These wood Pass Through Hyrum Protection Needed last 30 years It Is not generally knowm the west desert In western Beaver and condition so far as market prospects that the farmers of America in view could and did move out Migra- erage lots of American elm and white ash are concerned at the was obvious There They must have protection from counties the Millard and a is of lands wide of that to new the out the rlo tion large part were planted under the timber act for prevailing prices research in Single Day the wind and a dry bed for they are forage al Egg Receipts Lower economic injustice they are suffering ot the story of humanity up until land settlement about 40 years agov fessor among the hills W Utah has end of May fully as much end much more susceptible to adverse of the on the at as the be van- The trees would of fxontiera a number the 1890 when produced in ways 20 more were receipts than ready about Egg have made fair growth added many species to the list of na per ” Sheds weather than older cattle oV these have growing season last fall cent less for the first four months this point of joining the malcontents and ished The painful fact is that we can being about 30 to 50 feet high and At five least tivefloia — 15000 however are not necessary stockmen year than for the same HYRUM the to They and fall Last winter Approximately are we the put mess government this not upon last 18 present marching to 6 inches In diameter and escape from been named in his hono4 He is at period should be put onto a full feed very sheep passed through here Saturday present head of the botany depart suffered almost at the same ontime year Slightly higher prices show into effect radical changes Quite the In my moving out to a new frontier have furnished considerable wood dis to avoid the digestive gradually three terrific jolts The feed the Pacific coast and the middle opposite is true While the farmer We are obliged to sit down with some material for local use Improved turbances In fact they require care on their waynto the summer grazing ment of the East high school and is winter range was only about half that western states passed their peak of will vote a lot of people out of power hundred million other people many methods of management ruch a ful supervision all during the feeding grounds on the Cache national for- the author of “Spring Flora of the what might be expected m a good production during the first half of this fall he is inclined low to re- of whom we think very little of and earlier thinning and pruning would a well known textbook second period but with proper precautions est and surrounding country in Black- Wasatch" In the world the season is wag try to solve our problems place prices June Failure of prices to Increase tire to his farm and let It the have increased the growth considerThis spring Professor Garfett had taken they respond by producing smith Fork inordi- in canyon A D Allen secre the experience of finding one of the were and have continued proportion to the decreased pro- for a while The only sign of violence severest test of citizenship we have ably and Increased the yield several much more efficient gams than older tax collector low a be times must when ever faced Farming itself duction Is attributed to business con he has shown is according to Mr Dunn cattle and develop into carcasses that tary of the Cache National Forest most attractive of the species bearing nately Winter Losses ditions and the uncertainty of pro- appears to collect what the farmer more highly organized and the farmHeavy name his the cultivation in under As six of the nine counties visited are just the type and size desired In Grazing association reported tax is an exoibltant more a feels er must become highly justly have In the third place the winter was duction the next few months garden of Rufus D Johnson 767 Fifth forestry clubs field trips Wet beet pulp or corn silage al Butter production exceeded last fare of vanished earnings Although the sheep are not per- avenue This was the showy peptste-mobeing than he has ever de- and Instructional hikes were taken unusually severe which combined falfa hay a few pounds of grain and mitted to enter the forest reser ab this to Is difficult not It s explain to be sired output until the last few with the groups into the mountains ta garrettii named for him by Dr with shot t growth made feeding year recuid possibly a concentrated supplement when It dropped below the sence of radicalism on the part of the It Is nothing but mirage which study range excellent and forest plants th feeding Francis W Pennell of the Philadel- practically mandatory for most of the weeks will furnish an ideal ration for fat- until July 1 befirst a because is to He farmer 1931 farmer else a or mark farmer are anyone tempts Though prices hardly outfits depending on winter range As animal life and the geological forma A 400 pound grounds are open bordering on the phia Academy of Sciences Intening the youngsters of a life to live wishes he all of old cost his can above of he retain lieve lndepend production dairymen a result winter losses were heavy calf may be expected to consume an forest boundary said Mr Allen It Authority on Utah Plant He shuns crowds and ence and those aspirants for office er tions like- are hanging on to this crop some of dependence average daily ration consisting of is reported by the sheepmen that The latter is regarded as a high and the lamb crop or calf crop is avoids soapbox or- for economic advantage a show as who are them herds except their mci because easing four pounds of ground barley 18 never before have they seen so much authority on pentstemons of Utah and ly to be low Naturally the stock it Herds Head brings a steady cash Income each ators mouthing their usually stupid preaching such simplification of life Wyoming are men discouraged pounds of com silage four pounds of feed available on the opening date In as dls and economics are doing nothing but states th In au and is resentment the month surrounding which to them over prosperity tide helps the from their thor of a valuable work on the sub however Herders who are driving Next winter For Forest Reserved alfalfa and one pound of comseed Yet this very on other unprofitable enterprises tress ha wishes most of all to be left creating confusion flocks from the lambing grounds on cake standpoint of forage on the winter at alone this and In for 10 were jecl independence Is Storage 3)0 craving May supplies lamb feed of the west desert report good crop ROCK SPRINGS Wyo— Th If Wet beet pulp is substituted for the Pentstemon garrettii Is a long range the prospect tltude of self reliance on the part of white fare herds of the Green river Distinguishes Real Farmer Not only Is growth 000 pounds compared with 17195000 corn silage the calf will consume to be about 80 per cent this year or bright really the reliance distinguishes species showing attractive the farmer will be Invaluable in the as for the entire sea- pounds a year ago and a five year This self are being headed about 25 or 30 pounds daily On such more than 20 per cent lower than In blooming of flowers deep blue to reddish now as great farmer from many who throng davs ahead of us when every quack valley of Wyoming forest reserves to reson last jear but the soil Is moist two average of 10916000 pounds the real a ration calves of good quality and normal years due to the hard winter spikes for the various when than on stem set never the cities the Of foimtila Imaginable will be proposed purple closely happier the middle ot or more feet in depth and agent said well protected should gain about two and lack of feed on the winter graz- all are Joining something milling to solve our ills These ills can be main on permit until the large family of pentstemons or threeis The making further rapid addi- reached peak of hog shipments was they ing grounds The wool clip is report for which growth pounds per head daily September them in a or is crowd of Utah noted it about one individual of on basis is the solved only cramming during the first half of June ed to be about 90 per cent of normal the most tions In the Teton national forest reserve into a resort or an ill smelling excellence merged into a wise social satisfactory types for garthe bulk of which has been shipped to den cultivation Dr Stewart and Mr Hutchings also The volume has exceeded 1931 ship selves Such alone 78 persons will make u§e of the become The of ments theater no beneficence thief ‘depend govand to native a due people heavier pig crop last program eastern markets on consignment Mr report that there is great likelihood fall so that special grazing grounds in the footrange is the eastern slope of the Wa of marketings are expected ent upon mass movement for their ernment badly as we need it today hills with an actual count of 13 030 Allen said a good seed crop on the major for is movement own dheir satch the closest mountains to excel for individual to can thinking substitute continue be approach larger throughout mass Of the 110 000 sheep to graze on the to this summer This is thought to cattle and 188 horses already started Thev become when lence Salt Lake being at a point in the ages thinking Cache national forest about 100 000 Heber enhance greatly the value of the the summer than thev were last year well fed Along the Gros Ventre Spread in When and docile Hot at the Pots near Since the quiet of the valley bebeginning present will be in Blacksmith Fork canyon creek Ditch creek and Black Rock growth for winter feed the seeds HYRUM-Abodistress 110 men and woare ut In Midway dangerous they 1931 October hog marketing a Move as Owners year gram in some cases much areas are additional herds of 6532 cat Another attractive native plant having men will be employed in the Hyrum During these critical days the Sheep slaughter has been 5 9 p?r cent greattie and 125 horses now grazing More crop firmer is thinking how he can get his named for Professor Garrett is Flocks to Mountains than bean plant when it opens August 1 100 000 cattle will be fattened ora Shadscale for example bears sharp er than In the same period a year ago debts and get his taxes down to Zauschneria garettu This bears a officials of the Utah Packing corporapaid from animals forest reserve which prevent western the spines at be the point where his farm will BEAVER— Sheep owner in East this summer Wyoming tion said Saturday showy red flower and is a fine addi- getting at short twigs The seed stalks He asks self least little Beaver county have moved their tion to the rock garden It is fairly supporting The plant is now being overhauled well above the spines and anior nothing by way of subsidy ease abundant m Bi Cottonwood canyon stand and machinery put in working order DISTRICT COURT IN AND mals can browse them effectively ranges on the INforTHE the or luxury of flocks to ofthe summer indulgence except to take care of the season's pack the County of Salt lake State Feand Eut of Bountiful Now shadscale Is a very widespread mountains Beaver the reserves Charles T S Paraona left alone American farmers Utah of being Berry growers here estimate that Carum garrettii a white flowered desert species and represents a major The herds have been diminished this fall will vote as a unit for lower plaintiff v Stirling Supply Corpora-In about 500 cases of raspberries will be Practically none of of the family which furnishes forage resource it member tion a corporation defendant taxes and for curtailment of expendi- fully one third by the hard winter harvested this year instead of the Feed conditions on the the matter of the Receivership of the caraway seeds was found in the hills the major forages such as v hite sage tures all down the line They will is reported regular 4000 cases In former years east of Bountiful by Professor Garrett rice grass (sand grass) or blaek sage are Stirling Supply Corporation e correported good vote with almost equal strength for summer ranges because the drouth of last summer There will be a Other plants bearing his name are seeded last year poration— NU1 ICE of water is available this year of social morals the Plenty parkilled the bushes preservation Notice la hereby given that Fire species various sections on the reserve the garrettii one of the so good seed crop on all of theseand in Some Structures Used by Astragalus in form for any against ticularly liquor Security Truat company receiver Pine Snake Tule valley sweet called “wild and in valley peas" Atnplex Thev will seek to simplify a sadly The name of the great Persian poet the defendant In the above entitled in June July nd and In the general vithis Six of Producers year the saltweed Modem above spswn valley Oyster the filed with haa garrettii family action economic situation by at and historian Omar Khayyam means Itemized Data Based Upon muddled Rufus D Johnson is endeavoring to cinity of Ibex named court lta account and report x “Omar the Tentmaker ” tempting to restore individual rights August Stories High Actual measurement In Snake valand a petition ae euch receiver carry on the work begun by hia brothto as and pa responsibilities opposed ACTORS CON IB TO NOTICF Listed white show sage that aald court' Expenses er the late Ben Johnson in assem ley east of Garrison hy NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ternallsm in government Thev would STATE OF UTAH OfflCK OF STATE prayingApprove and allow It acttle more made to have of (a) May a complete collection of Utah by the end STATE OP TTTAH OFFflCB OP STATE If they could rut the force of officeTwelve Farmers Salt Lake City Road Commlaalon WASHINGTON — Hens become blmg eald account as rendered and filed 10 per cent greater growth this Bslt Lake City than Rond Commission In collaboration with pentstemons 10J2 27 to 75 cent 50 and be Utah June holders down per (b) Confirm a tale by aald receive laying machines and nothing more in Dr Walter P Cottam professor of year than was made all last year At Utah Juna 27 1932 Sealed bids will be received by the to run their chances of sur to the Eastern Iron and Metal comwilling a made had Sealed bids will be rscelved by the the new apartment henhouses which shadscale same date Utah of at the University of Utah Mr the fitute Rond Commission BURLEY Idaho— Results of I vival without a great deal of the aid pany of all the foundry equipment of Utah are replacing the old type single botany 8tate Road Commission State Capitol Salt lake City Utah Johnson expects to add many species growth that exceeded by 3 per cent study of the costs of belonging to aald defendant and now and educational and regulatory whirh State Capitol Salt lake City Utah story laying houses on many poultry to the collection growing m 2 Wednesday ocloik of July at last all p growth In the possession of aald receiver fo year’s during the present hai vesting potatoes on the Mmdoka they are inclined to underestimate at 2 o’clock p m Wednesday July farms reports the United States de13 19J2 and at that time publicly the sum of $1500 season 13 1932 and at that time publicly W have W been The roads of would American farmer project by enjoy compiled for of agriculture gravel aurfaelng opened (c) Approve and allow certain d partment Harvest Wheat the opened for construction of a Countlee Begins to Cache his I’almer exist Cassia work Box own out left and of aald defendant In Uder of creditor being clalma county houses agncultural Some of these new laying road in Box Elder Countv 373 The study was earned on by ence and seeing everybody forced to aume being 4111110 Project No whlih have been heretofore filed Soon at Camas Frairie agent the earns being State Projeet No 363 are from two to six stones high and In Tremonton-Ulwooand between with aald receiver and approve and Rainier in conjunction with sp ciol do the same between Brigham City and Oell'a Port have a capacity of several thousand Sardine Canyon allow certain other of aald clalma In a great many ways it is too bad In ists from the ftnm course economies The length of road to he con- hens The birds are confined in these Camas One of In FAIRFIELD Idaho— The length of rood to be part only and reject and disallow the Umveisity of Idaho working that we can’t do Just what he would structed or Improved la 7 04 mllee modern houses and are never on the or lmproied la 4 87 mile whole or In part certain ot wild prairie s heaviest wheat crops is be- of to as the 12 farmer us and the principal Items ot work are have do Ike with are of work lteme Disturbing ill w houses into the the after and prlnclpul they and go coopeiaios ground harvesting ginning to mature aa followe approximately as follows The 12 cooperators used f elds av as pullets in the fall approximately ROCK SPRINGS Wyo— A survey stnrt soon The growth is exception-o(d) Fix and determine the amount 42 000 cu yds Unclassified ExcavaOF A RPFriAL MFFTINO OF CrBvel Surface Loading 3800 eu of fees to be paid to aald receiver to over lambs efforts made the district are four feet high eraging 8 49 acres in extent Accu NOTirr and about protect Special spring tion heavy r AMI Alt TUP Ha attornejs for their aervlrr TO Nil B4I1N Till and yds rate aecounts were kept of all costs Wamsutter phe heads are so full and well Cokeville and 18 300 cu yds Gravel and 8uhbase the health of the birds in these egg'tween INrOHPOIMTION K'one Screenings 900 cu yds OF AIITKIIS to June 15 1932 and order paymen The total aveiace ccpt entailed on The windows are arranged shows an average of 70 per cent yield oped that growers fear gome of the file on are Loading AND FOR OT1IFR PtRPOSH Pinna and specifications of same Plrns and specifications are on file to allow the maximum amount of sun for 1932 a decline from average jears wheat may falL All factors have been thp average of 8 49 acres giovn and NOT I( E 13 HEREBY (11VEN That In the office of the Elate Hoad Comfej order aald receiver to pay in In the office of the State Road Com- light in the house and cod liver oil is Some flockmasters attribute the fall - favorable bv 12 farmeis was $71 4!ll a special meeting of ths niemhera of mission Bolt Lake Ity and at Dismaibctcd on snowfall full certain preferred claims againincluding deep mission Salt lake City and at DIs-t- o fed to t at Ogdin The Art Bam has been railed to eon said defendant and to pay a divitrict Engineers ofthe provide vitamins A and D ing off to climatic severities In cor- the prairie last winter inter'peisedlper arre Ihe aver tie co ranged ct Engineer's office at Ogden fiom ttie lowest of $0 53 an acre to vons at the atudlo of ths corporation Utah where they may be revieweda dend of 15 0 or such lesser amount However the loss ith rains during the spring Utah where they may be reviewed Birds in large houses are less affect- tain localities Spiclflio-tlonhlddu aa the court may determine to be at University and First South afreets by prospective hlddera Specifica- ed by changes in the weather than among the newly born lambs was( The warm weather of the last few the highest of $91 62 an af re hy proepectlve In Halt Tak projxjsai bidding blanks and proper on tha general clalma heretoCity Rtate of Utah The average nrh ou'lacs per acre small and they are classed as extra w'ecks has speeded up maturity of the tions proposal bidding blanks and those in small houses Balt lake at furnished will on the 11th cloy of July 1032 at 7 30 be fore filed with said receiver by crediplans The successful management of good lambs with an estimated count crop which local people expect to amrnnted to $10 45 diVidid as fol plans will be furnished at Bait Lake tors of aald defendant and which o rlork p m for the purpose of conCity on depositing fi 00 which will subhouses requires of 350 000 lows Seed of City on depositing $5 00 which will apartment laving two $1120 tractor the reach almost the volume be returned prodded fontrnrtor shall be allowed and approved by tha buught sidering and acting upon tha followbe returned provided contractor sub- careful attention 39 returns frhd hid are for costs court the department 0 costs cents an truck cent'' at re matters here wheat mits acceptable progressing 'previous high ing Preparations crops mits an acceptable bid and returns cautions 1— To amend tha Artlelea of Incor(f Make amh other order In tha the plane within nv n days after Rations must contain all moving hundreds of floiks on the for - nearly 000 000 bushels in 1923 and pans 15 rents irrigation water $2 28 the plans within seven data after bids the essential received bids name are Any additional bv the premia! a as tha court aloe deem (a) poration est 78 ill) Gros of Wind changing the reserve also mtscc'laneous $2 cents 1930 taxes Other are ingredients river properly showing crops are received Any additional Inforat the tired be si meet and agreeable to equity to Art Utah may Information of 8tu the corporation mation may be secured ot the office balanced because the hens have no Ventre Salt river and other ranges excellent growth cutting sei d 30 cents machine hire Bald report account and petition office of the Btate Hoad Commla-alo- n dlo (b) by changing the number of 56 cents digging $1 3 Feed on all ranges is' of the State Road Commission larh chance to supplement their feed with after July 1 pli king $6 46 will be heard and passed upon by Kuril bidder mnnt submit dlrrrtora to a minimum of fifteen bidder must submit a letter from an greens minerals or gi am found on the abundant and one range expn t Lou the above named court at He coin- hauling to eeliar $2Jd hauling to and a maximum of twenty-fiv- e and letter from an approved auiety comSees Prosper! of d In one of the departments Nelson of Boulder di lares It Is the Valley surety company guarantee- range room In the City and County buildto furnish said mar $1 60 aeven kit shall directors pany that guaranteeing providing ing to furnish said bidder with reTho bond iments a slightly deficient diet best condition for feed he has sec n bidder with required ing in Salt Lake City Salt lak constitute a quorum: (c) by chnng cash expenses per sue were Ijirge Wheat Harvest $11Nuri The right to reject ay expel quired bond county State of Utah on Tuesday Ing the time ot the annual meeting right to reject any or all“ bid is regave fairly good egg production with during his 40 years’ experience 0) divided as follows Man labor or all bids la reserved 20 102 at 10 o clock a m or June served from the In to first Monday April BANCROFT Idaho— One of the $16 45 hoi ‘e latmr $0 40 manure Cash or certified cheek for 1 per hens on range but gave poor results 5 as aoon thtri after aa couneel can per (’null or certified check for the fourth Monday In June KANOSII CROPS SI I FER Id when fed to hens confined in housoR cent of the totN amount of wheat yields In the history of $1 41 interest on lmprovemi nts $1 32 laigest be heard 2— To elect offleera and directors toted amount of bid of the cent Ventilation in large laying houses is made payable to the State Itoad ComKANOSH — Due to a cold June and I’ortneuf valley is In prospect the interest on equipment $100 interest This notice la given pursuant t to tho Btsrte Road for the ensuing year wild to consider made pavahle mission must accompany eah bid provided bv mechanical ventilating shortage of water the firat crop of al area being In fall wheal Heavy pre- on land $618 an ordir of the above named court and act upon such other matters as Commission must accompany rach depreciation on im aa evidence of good faith and a guar- systems a mnde and entered In the above houses Insulated meetof and falfa of are come aa faith evidence bid half is normal There cipitation during May and June has before eald good only on may properly $180 dc antee that If awarded the contract and are Many muse on June 17 1932 heated during the cold will be little or no second crop hay nullified the usual dry winds that provimcnts $3 79 seed rnprceiation ing guarantee that If awirded the consed $1 90 equipment the bidder will execute the contract months tract tha bidder will execute the mibr SEtuRiiy TRuar comHy order of the board of director It is absolutely necessary and no corn as the grasshoppers are chei k crop maturity and give bond as required pany receiver for Stirling Supply tiatid at Balt Laka City Utah June contract and give bonj ns required A full bearing nutmeg tree proFarmers are investing In hail Insursays the department thnt large houses taking the corn as fast as it comes out STATE ROAD COMMISSION IS 1IU 2 BrATKl HOAD tOMMISScON Corporation a corporation of this tpe be kept elenn and sani- of the ground and they are also tak ance to minimize risk the pro pert of duces about five pounds of nutmegs halrman By HPN11Y H 111001) UIW JOHN JENHFN Hy P W Daver lice President ByHFNKYH )I2)I) Chalnnan U 8 KEKR Chief Engineer tary or losses will be great and two pounds of mute y tally j Dated June 1 1032 ing tile alfalfa yields justifying protection costs S president it KidUt Ihlft Engineer TAKES JUMP BETTERSEASON d ““ “ "r Bpr eg re-o- s ' e har-supp- ®er-8b- i 1 FORAGE CROP OUTLOOK GOOD'S d Thoughts Educator Adds Many to State’s List of Flora FOREST TREK SHEEP BEGIN 15000 Plans Made for Bean Plant Start ’ Hen ‘Apartment Potato Growing u Houses’ Become Costs Compiled Egg Factories i By County Agent i gravel-aurface- Survey of Lambs d Reveals Decline clh-un- y devil-factorie- s - C i W 1 1 app-nve- 1 en-tlt- lid I' "V |