| OCR Text |
Show Willi PI.OKMS1KHS NI) lasrHitN in aii cmti.kmi n Ho rnr Vernal lias hud ver Utile snow and the woolgrowerx will do well The prle now otrerd Ix utqte thirl). six eentx Thlx Ix more than wool hux ever brought In that purl if the Mate before A A Ta)lor of Mimb xheep llixptt tor wux tailed to CUhii retentl) t Invextluate a reported case of Mtabltx He wax unable to rind the alleged Info In-fo ted herd, and left uknln ror Cisco las' Haiurda) to InvextUTitt the matter mat-ter Home or our xhvupuieu are expurl em hut dirricult) In getting their lurdt to places or xafet) to the west ways Heber Clt) Wave or lust Krlduy Those III the treat have Juxt enough xnnu to make toiidltlona right nnd In the north vomlltlorix tontlum fuvor able W D Hummond, llu)d S Hum mond mid A O Tongron have purchased pur-chased two thousand head of xheep from W T Uoslln of Orand Junction Colo Thr i rice paid wax twelve dot- lnrx n head The atock will be ranged on the desert during the winter, white tho summer range will likely be In the 1 4i Hal Mouttalni. Tho pool of wool to hold for thirl)-five thirl)-five centx recently rormed In Muntl hax Ihcii enlarged by taking In Ma)-ricld Ma)-ricld and Gunnison parties nnd tho amount of wool pooled raised to three hundred thousand pounds. The marketing mar-keting was left In tho hands or H I Ilarton and I I). Voorheex nnd the time limit ror holding enllrel) removed re-moved There were 133 (12 more rattle nnd horses mid 005, 338 more xhtep nnd gontx using the national forests In ltlS than In HIS This Inertuse was In spite of large illmlnntlonx or grazing graz-ing lands rrom the fonxtx II Ix nc-lounlcd nc-lounlcd for b) Improved methods of handling the stock nnd b) morn Intimate In-timate knowledge of the forage on the ranges nml tht Ir rnrr)lng input in-put It)' M A Hmlth nnd Dave Hmlth xlutp-men, xlutp-men, urn building steel bins to I used for storing rottonxeed enkex. Two blnx nt Ourn) and one on Hill Cretk nre nhout finished Axhlc) Valley sheepmen are erecting eight blnx In tin Wut so n toiintr) Tin so men are determined not to pa) flfl) -five dollars dol-lars n ton for ha) nx they wire .ornd to do Inxt winter when the xnow vvnx so drip In that tountr) Clan me King nnd O A (Curl)) Cooptr or M)ton hitvt pun bust d rift) -six head of iittlli rrom J A. Johnson or Houtlnrn Utah Tht tattle tat-tle nre at prexuit on Vnn rutlimrx plan' on North M)tou lit null The price puld ror the lot wux lwent)-tvo hundred tlollnrx with tvvent) tons or ha) thrown In. or two thousand tlollnrx tlol-lnrx ror the tnltle Thlx would bt up-proxlmatil) up-proxlmatil) 133 70 ptr hend Prul Peterson cumi ilown rrom Tubby n row da)x iigo win re In had bttu lo get hlx horses out rrom the tin p xnow xtt M)ton x Pree Prerx of lust Prldity l.ul )etir In mid the Hmlthx lost thirteen valuabli horses up tin re Pelerxon xnyx tne snow in deep nround Tabb) ana Unit tvviuty Inthex or It Ml In n tlu) und it night It Ix grudtinll) w 'irking llx w down the Duchesne river and Ix now In low Hoik Cretk C C llrown who retentl) bought tin Menus raueli on Uike Pork will put In u silo the coming xiimmt r Corn ror xllo porpoxAx will grow nx iibund-mill) iibund-mill) In thu Uintah lluxlu nx It will In moxt mi) imrt or the Unltnl Htutex. The xvAson Ix it little too short ror It to mature Just ux will un It should ux a rule William Ncal and George Hlaugh of Jensen raise xplt ndld torn evtr) oar and It U well matured but tile) lire exteptlonx to the rule |
