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Show TIMBER WOLF'S SKIN RESEMBLES A COYOTE Salt Lake. March 13. In order to show clearly to all who are Interested, the difference between a small timber tim-ber wojf and a large coyote, so that there will be no mistake In deciding the proper amount of bounty payment for specimens of these animals killed, C. B. Stewart, secretary cd the Utah Woolgrowers, has secured a skin ot a timber or mountain wolf, which will be mounted and kept on cxhlbitiou in the office. F. G. Anderson, the fur expert ot E. Mehesey's store, examined the skin Friday afternoon and pointed out to a number of woolgrowers and visitors present the distinguishing marks or a wolf, and told how to distinguish such an animal from a coyote. The mistakes are likely to occur, it is said, when attempting to distinguish between a small wolf, and a large coyote. According Ac-cording to Mr. Anderson, the points are perfectly clear and it is only necessary to know what these are to distinguish the difference. Mr. Stewart will also have a mounted mount-ed coyote placed on exhibition besldo the wolf, and all who are interested are Imitefl to visit the offices of the Woolgrowers" nnd examine the two specimens. ; Mr. Stewart received a communication communica-tion from Senator Smoot, Friday, stating stat-ing that the protest of the Su Georgq sheepmen against uniting the Mount Trumble country In Arizona with tho Dixie forest reserve had been favorably favor-ably considered and no 6uch move will be made. The sheepmen showed that the land contained no forests and wan j fit only for grazing purposes. |
