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Show ' r i FARM AND GARDEN. rAHM NtfTE (Prom Field and Farm.) The auuunl movement of cai tie . the north has i:ot seasoa. Li gim md will be light thla llubhv & Wilson of Wruy. Yu'i l their sheep, 2.1W Be I ounty, held eat last week." They willa be wee Montgomery, Illinois, for few before tMfiug taken to market. The Washington drive overland bai he gun ami F. M. Lacey of that has started 13,00(1 head of wether s, charge of ten men for Sidney, J'ieW-La, a distanee of 2,000 miles. The state Dull show this yer lie held at ruelilo on tbe dates of j?1, eiulier 2S to 30, and the Mineral S will probably be utilized for tn exhibit. The Arkansas Valley be the show last year, and bolding again thla season is something of or et ideuee or the wonderful growth . the Kuiologieal Industry In that wtslEKN be' tonal soils that may he greatly benefited by applications of manures of various kinds, says H. E. Van Reman ib exchange. Tbe thing for the farmer, the vegetable gardener and the fruit grower to know is how to up tbe different plant foods In the soil, so that their various crops will each do tbs best that Is possible. Although It la true that crops of every kind need all three of what are known as the essential manures, nitrogen, phosphoric acid and potash, It should at the same time be kept constantly In mind that they are needed la variable proportions, according to the several crops grown, and because of their variable effects upon tbe growth of different kinds of vegetation. Nitrogen Induces a leafy, succulent growth. This is Just what the farmer needs to make his grasses and other forage crops grow luxuriantly. The vegetable gardener needs the same; but the fruit grower must be guarded against the use of too much of It. Where large crops of clover or cow peas or plenty of rich stable manure are plowed under frequently It will to bily any nitrogen-ou- e not manures, such as nitrate of soda, cotton seed meal and dried blood, for any kind of crop. In such a case, phpsphorle acid in the shape of dissolved bene or phosphate rock, and potash in the shape of muriate of potash, 'If applied to the clover or other nitrogen-gatherin- g crops, will make them flourish wonderfully, and. In the end, be equally beneficial to the following crops, unless the clover le cut and sold off the farm. This should not be done. iniBMIM NORTHWEST NOTES. MINIKGKOTES. A new metal, called calveritf, has lx.eu discovered aCMaryavale. One or two section of Idaho are enNViifter Wyoming nor Idaho will furnish tr.xjpa unJer the second call gaged in preparing display for exhibit Kom Htota Abotl The commencement exercises of th - . oH ud Latter-daVt.td. of til. Edward Duval of Cheyenne has been at the Mining Congrea. Saints' college were held to hauled Wells, is ore being Thereof Rortkcvltaro, Itloaltw u4 Copper t the hall. Salt Lake City, sent to prison for five years for grand Nev., Salmon from the nearly country llorli ultarw OB I larceny. uesilay, June 7. west. A ' number of piekpoket were re- every day and shipped IVes,.!.-n- i e Is In the Cannon Q. Frvmativiit Failure and Fong a. valuable Last week a shipment of or csst. whence he has gone to attend tb cently gathered in at Butte and AnaTbe question of pasture! Is one that mine on ConAlice was made the from conda by the police Snqual meeting of tbe Union Pacifio will always be of Interest to the farmin nor southeastern Idaho. creek, Railroad company, of which he la a President Graves of Laramie; Yyo., er. Whether the pasture is to be In the Lumber and dimension timber of all director bas accepted tbe presidency of tbe rotation or a permanent pasture must kinds are now arriving daily over the There are now six organized condepend very much on general and even university at Seattl. Union Pacific for the new King mill at ferences of the Mormon church la local conditions. In the great West our Tbe Union Pacifio is about to begin ; Park City. rainfall is not what it Is on the seaMontana, that atate forming a portion the construction of another roundth board. and therefore the question from ef the .North western States Miaaiou, house ore of The last shipment at Rawlins, Wyo. showed changes considerably for this reason. with headquarters at Anaconda. of Fish Gelena mine, Springs, Cummins City, Wyo., is no more. A On the Jersey Islands the rainfall Is values of 32 per cent lead aad 139 Elder Solomon E. Smith, who has such that tbe permanent pasture Is a postoffice has been established at the ounces ia silver to the ton, The only advantage In putting a been laboring In the London confer- old camp aud the name has been great success. The moisture and the Th Marsaa, at Park City, got down ,alfa or clover lu an orchard Is to sup- ence. has be n released to return home changed to Jelm. sunshine stimulate growth to such an to ply vegetable matter to tbe soil in on June 9. gnd Elder T. H. Cartwright, extent that the supply of herbage Is sufregular wdrk bn tailing Tuesday of E. T. Payton, editor of the Big Horn thla eouutry the new solla are deficient who has been ficient. The permanent pasture Is cerlast week, aad now tbe mill la grindat bettJ-presiding Nottingin humus and trees no doubt do (Wyoming) Pilot, was taken, back to ham. to its full capacity. I tainly to be preferred in countries barn leave will for home on away ngland, itb It, but our Idea Is to place the asylum on diy last week, hla old ing where the growth of herbage la rapid the lath of the month. aupplv 7 to "Car on. startedPoath Creaceat nrd manure were the ground j malady having returned. and continuous. But ta msnyjcoun-trie- s the deticlency instead of growing it last and now ore Elder Ole C. Jeusen, of Mayfield, SanWednesday tramway mathe pasturage early fails to give Kenneth McRae, who has jnst been there. Young orchards properly Crescent mine from Is tbe down coming a good account of Itself, and In such nured uu laud that has been civilised pete county, died on Msy 30, at Ban- acquitted at Cheyenne of the charge of 100 ton a day. the about rate of at cases soiling has to be depended on. do better we have learued with clean ders. In Denmark, where he was labor-la- g murder, baa had his third trial, one of as a Missionary. The cause of hla ( UltiMumn, for then none of tbe soil This Is illustrated In parts of Europe It la reported that la the Eaglp mine, which resulted in conviction. trees constituents are taken from the death has not yet been learned. Elder where soiling has become a permanent the Hors Heaven country, just Water will be stored in a dry lake by other growths, feature on the farms. To Illustrate: Jeaseu was a widower, and poet the aliov Marysvala, th pay streak la 05 stream near and the The cultivation for young fUfalfa. Rawlins, Wyo., Holland has tea million cows and four-e- n of In 1830. size as the work progresses. rather Its kindly protection against prime life, haring been bora from Bull canyon used to fill it. This gaining ia million acres of pasturage. The by is overshadowed John in 8mith or crowded Apostle California, Nevada and Henry belug Almy Kentucky, will solve an Important problem. jersey Islands have seven thousand high weeds and Its encouragement to for the purpose of organizing a new Colorado will be represented at th cows and fourteen thousand acres of The rains in Wyoming during th stool and spread, is the uae of the stake, 68 delegate, th 7 comprising Randolph, Argyle, pasturage, a greater proportion of pasmachine with Its sickle bar set week have -- done considerable Mining Congress by mowing past Dt Woodruff, Almy, a Hat of turage per cow than la the case with received near Evanston, having secretary to high enough prevent cutting damage. At Casper the bridges over those Holland. In made and ondrille, Hilliard, Bridger the ground. The clippings appointed, In the United States permanent pasuils way serve In some degree as a Rock Springs. Wyoming. The confer- the Platte have been washed out. Work Is progressing, on the .frame Sager-Bethe tures are easily kept up where the rainExperiments In Illinois. valuable mulch. On new ground ...Tbereare six militia companies ia work for Mr, The question of sugar production has weed nuisance cuts but little figure In ence, it la expected, will gather at Lorlngs concentrator la fall la abundant and well distributed. well drilled and fairly well Nevada, Evanston every Woodside canyon, and everything will asninety days. this country, and In a damp season like In the dryer portions crops are grown assumed a decidedly business-lik- e Arrangements are being made with equipped. The member are all eager b in rcadincaa to receive the new that serve for pasturage In the very pect in Illinois. Peoria, Galesburg, the preseut mouth alfalfa will grow to respond to their country's call. but S view of having the ' distinguished more weeds, than ordinary rapidly dry time. In the Central West much Quincy, Springfield and Decatur have on machinery when it arrives; weeds or the old manured ground Rabbi, J. Leonard Levy, of Philadelcan be done In this line to tide over the combined their efforts and will grow Friendly relations between th Union An assay jva made last week on or the a It .chase throughout lecture in the Tabernacle, some Fselfie and the Burlington have bcen from the Barbara drouths without going to the labor of several trial fields of beets under as may give lies mine. In Ameri- sunHHer-- end thus Interfere ma phia early five For the first time In soiling. The Nebraska experiment sta- nearly factory comtjtons as possible. ierlnlly with Its progress. during the month, on some subject re- resumed. which carries 273 can Fork Canyon, tion has been growing some crops for These communities have already raised W. A. Bralden of Conejos county lating to the Jewish community which years freight is being exchanged at ounces in silver, 50 per cent lead aad additional pasturage, and aome of these the necessary funds lor carrying on the says: Last season I handled 65,000 is of generpl interest Tbe Rabbi who Cheyenne. 11.60 in gold. rajght be grown In many of the states work, and have engaged the services of sheep and realised a generous profit is much interested in the The Wyoming atate land board has people of east of the Mississippi. . One of the Mr. Theo. Hapke of Grand Island, Ne- for shaft In the bottom of the 600-foluy work. There can be no ques- Utah, will probably lecture in come of leased 27,000 acres of state and school two-foplants used was sorghum, the Early braska, who Is an expert beet, grower, tion that the speculators and capitalof Silver Four tbe at Aces, City,, land in tracts of not over 840 acres, for Amber variety. It yields well even on having had ten years experience In ist are being attracted to the Indus- th larger towns of the state. been of mineral has exposed body exhausted lands, and is more reslstent Germany and eight years In this coun- try all over the country and especially Owing to the increase of business at a term of five years, at a rental of from which will assay 38 per eent lead and to drouth and hot winds than is corn. try. Manufacturers of sugar beet tools In Colorado, where good .profits are tbe Church office, two rooms In the 2 to 8 cents an acre. ' 130 ounces in silver, It Is better to allow this plant to get a have agreed to supply these communi- always the reward of a nominal ex- Lion Bouse have been added to the who of U. W. Mont., Basin, Justison, Is excellent The recent finds In the Stateline dis- - ' good start before pasturing, say a ties with the necessary tools, such as penditure. Our rang One of these was discharged from the regular army and badness department we are You see not cramped trie that caused numerous prospectors growth of five or six weeks. The plant seeders, cultivators and diggers.' An crowded like sheepmen are tn other (the room in which President Young in 1888, through the intercession of to can be pastured at any time before this accurate account of the cost of growImagine their lucky star la loafing sections and the different kinds of died) is occupied by Elder George Rey- Mrs. Cleveland, at the request of Jus--t but it will not then yield the forage ing, yield per sere, and per cent of sufurnish an abundance of food. nolds, the other by Elder W. C. Spenoe. Isons wife, has enlisted as bugler, around in that district, and the ground grasses that it will later. Among other plants gar will he Is being thoroughly prospected. kept At the end of the In Colorado we have no such a thing grown successfully for this purpose are season the farmers will know whether as foot rot and no trouble whatever Miss Bertha Irvtae, the typist will One of the largest single deals In Tho Midas company has .ant out to r, until now sheep made this season is reported from the the cow pga, hairy vetch, Canada field they want to engage In the sugar beet with cockle burrs and pests of that occupy claim in Cljfton district men their a used as Elder Reynolds office. pea, soy bean, rye and Kaffir corn, business or not This Is the kind, which always have depressing Custer county, Wyo. R, R. Selway pur- and gold only safe effect with the intention of business. success the of supplies, which latter la also a sorghum, but conupon delivered D. tbe Richards F, Apostle method of procedure. Before either chased the entire band of 8,000 sheep wdrk this 'Season ia " extensive tains less saccharine matter than the home or In doubt doing somewhat are Cattle dealers bsccalanreat sermon at tbe State foreign capital will Invest In formerly owned by Hon. Reno Swift, the development of the'property. other or Amber sorghum. Where corn a war effect has to tbe a the the upon School must settled he and for Deaf Dumb and tbe factory it beyond for a sum aggregating In the neighborIs a sure crop It will be better than anyof tbe war so Work ia prcjfressing finely In the dedoubt that the farmers can and will cattle trade. The effectbut Blind. The sermon was interpreted hood of to been 4,000. has far f pleasing naturanything lands on but are thing else, that raw the necessary produce material velopment nod operation of tha Picnio of late sign language by Superintendent ally susceptible to drouth, Kaffir corn The Agricultural experiment station at the cattle raiser. Theandcontraction conW, Lindaley, an old resldentof Lyon at banks - The address contained some tbe tbe bad Metcalf. at credits SilverDity. Tbe incline abaft baa may prove of great value for forage. Of the State level University Is sending out dition of tbe export market have f dear cut practical advlcercgardlng county. Net., who died suddenly of been straightened from the course the experiences of Nebraska will twelve hundred heart disease In Mason valley last week, to th surface, the pounds of seed for the forded an opportunity to local buyer f,-tfor thJ of the interest aad duties building not be repeated In their- entirety In pupils, was of carrying out thaw experiput down prices. At this seasoncom-Of each of whom must given a pauper burial by the new heist la bow nearing completion, to do Illinois or Ohio, but those experiences purpose full expect and must are sell feeders ments. It will also undertake the work the year 'exhumed the for tbe hoist has may teach ns how to deal with the time of tbe beets - produced to pelled to take current prices. ..If theIt measure of work ia the world outside corpse and bad it decently Interred at Bpd the machinery subjecting of year when our conditions most near- Scientific does Eeen not school walls. the situation shortly, Improve shipped. analysis for the purpose of de- Is . belt ly approach those of the semi-arl- d expected that many feeding cattle Dr. James E. Talmage of the Uni- their expense. Drifting and stoping at tha Valeo la termining their commercial value. will 'be put out on grass by those who H- - Whitlock, from A. Sanpete valley now the order of tbe of Utah, sails from New York versity numday, and some a hold. But can to afford large A New Departure. Utah, has purchased 100 bead of fine nice shipments will be made as soon as for Etruon the the Liverpool In ateamsblp on now feed ber cattle of Cora, the Cultivating Horticultural science is progressing. I think tbe cultivation of corn west are carried by tbe banks, and ria on June 1L His first visit will be horses from Mrs. Biggs of Duck Creek, tbe roads between tbe mines and th The horticultural societies of the differs are refusing extensions to Great Britain, where he will attend Nev.. about thirty head from Mr. river are in proper condition. A sample as ent states are doing a great deal to should commence before it Is, up, by men have wbo put out cattle on paper the annual meetings of the Scientific Cameron, beside teersl smaller lots, of the ore now clear the way for a more comprehenrunning over it with a fine tooth har- are being laid aside as secthem in. calling Bodies, of which he Is a member. He which will be driven to (hit Uintah when assayed, showed 34 f sive view of all horticultural truths. row, writes an Indiana correspondent class ond ore, when scares As is usual in all frost in Utah. , Among the progressive societies of the of the Farmers Guide. This will kill per eent copper, ll ounces silver and first break out. It is now fouul will then proceed to Norway ,(o study West is that of Indiana. This society all weeds that have commenced to they from a its aad mountains Robert Thomas, jhad a narrow es- S6.30 in gold to tbe ton. geolofjords that" tbe November freeze In Mesa has begun a work that promises to sprout' Then harrow once after the County was not so disastrous as hat gical point of view. It is probablo cape from death while at work In thq A new and commodious machine shop concorn la up. Just go ahead and pay no been supposed and was reported. that while in partly settle the England he will deliver Blue Wing min Mont .Whl) on hi is to be built at once at the Silver King ' flict over fruit varieties as to their attention to the corn. Tou may scratch Much damage was done iq the fndt some illustrated lectures ontltah, as knees engaged in picking ore, 1300 mine at Park City, and the present adaptability, to different, idealities. out a hill ones In a while, but not crop In aome exposures, and peaches he is Tne carrying with him a large num- pounds of loose ground fell and caught shop merged into tbe blacksmith shop. to this a be year. Hitherto itjias beCn a difficult task light yield enough to notice them. It may seem will make up a fruit list that would be like you are covering it all up, but it trees themselves are killed back only ber of lantern slides containing views his left leg. Tbe limb was broken to It is understood the new machine shop three (dace. of this valuable to the people of an entire will be out again the next day. Dont where tbe wood growth last year bad region. will be thoroughly equipped with forced, and some pear stock, esjeen Tb state. In Illinois they tried to get over cultivate too Cbibuahos (Mexico) Early in 1891 a colony of ten fami- Enterprise I shallow pecially young trees, suffered considthink machinery and be one 1 the deeply. the difficulty by dividing the state Into cultivation la the Cuernavaca la soon to have J Jfes of Hollander settled on the lands finest says: tn of tbe kind in the state. Instances tho weathIf thing. many although plants erably, three parts and making a list tor the er we should cultivate every trees thought to be dead are coming to quite an addition to its American by the West Gallatin Irrigation permits Mineral On mountain. In tbe La Salle each to fruits best adapted varieties of It was omy where too ulation. Tbe member of tbe Mormo j company of Montana. Thla colony If tbe weather Is dry. life again. of properties are being a section. But In Indiana they have gone week, especially country, group and I had been much given, Irrigation in Chihuahua propose to Sion ha steadily increased until over fifty much further. They have decided to By shallow cultivation we form a dust where the water bad been continued eolony worked with profitable result by the families are located on lands In tha use of tbe recommend fruit lists by counfes. The mulch which prevents evaporation. too late in tbe fall that trees suffered, ettls in and fibout Cuernavuca.Tha Mexican arMormons We continue should our work made with the UkAbloen work is already under way. and in tbe dry, salty and from this lesson can be learned Qallatln valley, engaged tn tbe occu- ras ta, and from $5 to $10 per day to th cultivator until the corn gets too large of more lasting endurance than that om like a rose, and If they take up pation of rating barley, .The aueeesa Indiana weport for 1897 is given seventy-eman Is being ground ont With a good land in the perpetually fertile fields which has attended this colony will ight pages of reports from the to get through It, and then if we "lay read in the newspapers. stamp mill and the modern appliances on to it by," dont put counties as to fruits best adapted large shovels and C. 1L- - Harris- - of Garfield County that gem the Morelos vs,iy, they wiU follow those who locate on these lands. they should be turning out the equiv- -' their localities. These county reports ridge up the ground, because you will writes: "I taw- an article some time demonstrate the A Batto convict named Hyamlth, at aleut of ten times that many dollar. capabilities of landare carefully and simply arranged. A break the roots of the corn and allow ago In regard to changing seed pota- scape gardening and' fruit and vegeta- the penitentiary at Deer Lodge, died toes. It claimed that seed should oe Work at the Pelican Point onyx separate part of each report is given the ground to dry out more .by exposble farms." It Is coders tood that Pres- In two or three years. to each of the fruits, apples, pears, ing more of its surface to the air, be- changed every recently from horrible is progressing finely and several mines ident have I been of Ivins Is nonsense, t colony is looking for jares. Hyomith was suffering from a raising peaches, . plums, ' cherries, quinces, sides leaving the ground In poor con- This ton of onyx la now being prepared for potatoes here in Gnrfield County for colony sites, hut their occupation will delusion that be had a tumor in bis ab grapes, currants, gooseberries, black- dition for Bowing wheat . Tbe last seventeen I have changed he to the Omaha fair. A very and shipment years berries, raspberries and strawberries. plowing should be shallow and leave seed but once, x do not chiefly Ay newcomers from Utah domen, and the prison surgeon could to been received -windmill has expect flat and tha wsL ' In each case the question Is asked and not dissuade him from it He secured from tkeeaeV whichjustwill Tie need in the ground level I believe It would change again for the next seventeen are on what kind of soil answered, My first seed potatoes were . At the general conference f the Mu- a small be better to continue going through years. auddurnig "the running a large plant for cutting and these being grown In. youf. county! Into the valley eighteen years tual Improvement associations of the brought abdomen five inches, a corn" his will the or harrow opened sight A study of these reports will meal polishing the onyx. It will be placed ' ago. They were Eary Rose. I kept Latter-daSaints held in tbe Salt Lake cutting a big bole, from which In much of interest It will probably be drag until the first of August Thla is them until 1890wlthouf changing seed. position immediately and work will des found that certain varieties do well on something that not very many people The spring of 1861 I got the Rose tmernacle. President Woodruff spoke tbe bowel ware' protruding when the be begun on a number of clock stand,-besion tbe great and important avents of fellow was discovered looking for his' clay and certain other varieties on do on account of other work crowdSeedling and have grown- them ever' which a number of otjier artl- - . ' since without changing seed: I pliyjt the present generation and of the re- Imaginary tnmor. sandy loam, and so forth. Tbe work ing just at this time. J. E. K. be manufactured from the elea will no small potatoes and select and pkant sponsibility will certainly have the effect of tak-- . involved In being pre' of Lander, onyx. " Amorettl, jr., Eugene smoothest and the but nothlrffe , purest pared to meet them. He rejoiced In Orchard Sabaotllng. lng away much of the uncertainty from to contract awarded been I has sma farmer that The Wy.. seed. buy fruit growing operations. Little by . A deposit of saltpeter has been dis- - . cerA. D. Ehamel Subsoiling Is the interest tal by the Latter-da- y furnish 300,000 pounds of beef to the covered neighbors do plant potatoes from his tittle the fruit list for each county will tainly jot use In orcharding. .Subsoilabout eleven mile aontheaat ImSaints. .'uankfnl see to He vt. the sake of getting a .chaqge of' Indians on the Fort Washakie reserva- of Salt Lake be revised, till It will be certainly ing Is turning up the .soil to 'a depth for,, icetl will never raise a deqejat crop.' City, the deposit being in the provement generation. rising found what varieties will do the best of 18 to 18 Inches below the depth of tion during the conqlng year. The mammoth in its dimensions, aa it la all ewn The hls reviewed Frank Kreybill of Bput county fed In each county. It may he found that the usual plowing. The usual depth president then to be paid Is $4. 24 per 100 pounds, of 100 feet wide and can be traced for New Mexico lambs the history from the time when as a hoy price of bead 1,500 some of tbe varieties of fruit that we of rate paid by the govern- a distance of 1,300 feet on tb surface,1 Inches, .This plowing is about winter and dcribea his opera- be was stirred by the spirit of God to the highest have discarded will do best In some added to he others gives 22 to past In the past twenty years. ' ment depth aa follows: November tions the ledge cropiag boldly and standing JAstarted hear the gospeL He wondered at havpf the counties where the common va- 24 inches. By tearing up this lower ration of oats and Joseph Tunney, a native of the rieties will fail; la other words, that soil we get a greater quantity of 15th with a smqjf np n, Maces quite prominently. Th lived ing o generation. aomauy through corn whole and ehanging-tis ope of the bluejacket we mayRave discarded valuable varie- - soli Nev., which the water is stored np bran, He discovery was mae by Otto Hudson, of for accounted is it a great blessing corn chop. I fed each lamb grain to tie for the simple reason that w had during tbe winter season. This subsoil tbe amount on th Baltimore, aad was la the fight mining fame, and assays mad, la. ,8a... cents and seventy-fiv- e bf men and have women to nnd children, not tried them In enough, localities. at Mantis, wbvn that erutaci' W in lng should be done in thq fall. The alfalfa hay'to me amount ot seventy-fivprove it to he - This new departure b y the congratulated himself upon paring 18 the thickest of the battle, Tbe mother, Franciaee and Indiana loosening of the soil make It possible a is The at figured 20 to 73 per , hay from ceqrii: 100 18 running saltpeter, with over and tons to will Horticultural society daughters, penetrate ft to make it' pos- for the roots basis oJD$3 a ton. Tbe lambs were fed are of two and sister brother ia Tnnney A cant company being furmeA pare. children. HZTTZ sible to begin the testing of greater depth In their search for food. q fee4 lots morning and evening. The graad now In San Francisco. to th arltseA'Whera we should counties. The develop It these property. of all will was for question them la also $1.80, making pried paitT We know it Is good In clay, a 4et profit of forty cents a bead on Sol Willard, a Butte satoon proprieIs going into the an pats the effect of Inducing other state subsoil? diah nlc Quite la a emigration Tkia Baked Chowder. societies to take up a like' work, is but how about our black prairie loam? tbe last lot which was sold for . tor, wae fined $500 by Justice Lauran-dea- n La Salle mountain country this season. goed-alae- d four Cat U luncheon. It for Without doubt valuable on very addition we may expect that the plantThe others, however, weighed eighty for assaulting his wife. She re- Th La Salle mines are 31 tulles east of . Into die. Pick Inour prairie soil pounds and brought $5.50, making a told hotted potatoes cold cooked flak to fused to appear against him, but the ing of more fruit by amateurs will be Moab, Utah. In that district considnet profit of $1.10 a hea4. I also had to ahreda aufflelent stimulated, simply because the knowlcream at Value when a Color of The la Maka man, arrested, Fruit.' pleaded 'Mexican and guilty, 'New plat erable on of FaySh development is being done and sake pint edge gained by the county report will era Review Is Impressed With thefaet onejear ' grade e and claimed th right to thrash her prospectors are strung out over a wide aauee. Chop aa ooio fina, atoo a Shropshire lambs averaging eighty-ninmake the- - percentage of successes in that color Is a thing of value in fruit, of parsley. pounds, which I sold at $5.30, netwhenever he pleased. " fruit growing greater, and the greater especially of applet. This is ah&wn extent of It country. The Big India in $1.20, The best feeders, I find, lauee la bottom of a baking dink, tkea ting vein has been traced for 00 or 70 miles. E a drill had the the number of successes the greater the better sale of thinned acpractice on Company are the grade Shropshire lh mbs that the number that will go Into It The count of tetter color due b'inora light we raise here in Colorado, as they tof Elko (Nevada) It is a big mother vein, running-ithe aaya evening, pan t.h fru!t is maturfci The same the market In Kansas City. ' Our dry kl of salt and Farmers Review believes that the In after which a dance was copper and gold'and showing silver in liTen ,D he Kea Davis apple. t 1'imate and alfalfa bay are both fav- toy. g eonttou until disk la toil, kwithg Argonaut, ditna society has taken a decided step is considered tbe banner places as high us 150 to 8. 5'J per ton. Utah given. J? ,u coftK rather than on orable to the fattening of lambs, and last layer aauee. Sprinkle la advance, and expects to bear good oven bnt if they could see tbe There are scores of men in the La Salle moderate slate, a dancing a be but will in new bake it short departure. :i nay opinion crumb and reports from the e ' of aome our region who might l making money if movements fairy-likfurnishes Colorado nine tweutr mlnutea. time until . lambs Kansas the tbe for woul-of their mind. they bad capital for machinery. , l tenths dancer Flan they Foyit. Balancing and spray. market. It Is safe to say that there will often lna out fit MATTERS OF INTEREST AGRICULTURISTS. TO bal-an- ce r Cul-llw- Urootier day will be celebrated at Forty two b.,ptisuu are repoitcdin tlirt',,1 .ratio M Unhid during the month of Ma shlj-ptH- rA-ac- y e - .tX03b - et t ' ot -- ante-chambe- 60-fo- ot - t- tbe-bank- , Inter-mounta- in te -- self-inflict- -- pen-kiilf- one-bor- se y -- Corn-stoc- e -- i $5-25- lt lrr Wl ICranV tv-to- r"' ,p i th-tng- 'y k, |