HOME IN COTTONWOOD CANYON in Mesa." LeRoy Morris was born 24 August 1901, and Henrietta's birthdate was 12 Nov¬ember 1899. She remembers that while living in Cottonwood Canyon the family was sometimes snowed in for two to three months, and the only way out was on horse¬back. She remembered the many wild animals that lurked in the underbrush around the ranch house, coyotes and others. John Thornley and Bill Thornley owned adjoining range land to the north and Bob Byram's range land joined their property to the south. Both families ran sheep and were considered good neighbors. —LeRoy & Henrietta Morris, Stoddard, Morgan County, Utah NUGGETS OF 'NOWLEDGE If you don't have much information before a horse race, bet on the horse that is switching his tail straight up and down. Tall candidates with short names get elected twice as often as short candid¬ates with long names. A calf whose tail nearly reaches the ground is more than a year old. When going on a trip, take twice the money and half the clothes you think you will need. 335