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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

PoLtcE COyRr-Judge Mhis,-Thls couf, vas
engaged as follows yesterday!
Conway, assault Oh George butterI IS each,
John I, Beyans, John Mclaughlin, and Wesley
Adams, assault with intent TO commit rape on
Louisa SpannAi postponed until Thursday ne1t.
Frank Turnbdrko, assault on Dlnah Johnsoni
81. Kate Murphy, asgauit on Mary Qreouwoll (,
dismissed. George Yantls, charged With an
assault on Sophia Beuy1t5. sandy Boyd a.
sault on william II. Burke, 81 Emma Tollier,
NlO0 bonds for making threats 70 Oathafino Rob.
inson. John Levi, threats 70 Philip Brucei 900
bonds 10 keep the poaoe. Agnes Jonos, larceny
Of quantity Of old from %. Joseph Lee lar
ceny Of picture; reform school. Fanny Ihom.
a., bolsterous, ", Henry Turner, profanity, ".
John Matthews, concealed weaponsi 80 RhOdy
Carter, violation Of cart law; IS. Thomas Cesar,
same charge; forfeited collateral, -, Margaret
Eyans, profanity t5. John Carberry, failure "a
maintain the proper distance between CARTS ~
CHARLES Drown, dlsorderly conduct Vs. Carrie
Brown, forfeited IS for profanity. James Levy
and Franklin Benner same. Nelly Smith
John Meredith same, Albert Paris ioi
ourting. Edward Rache, oursinBi g5. Frank
Williams same charge %, Mary Maekey' en-
tlclng prOsututl0nt -.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

MT. Fritz SchoIblc, keeper OF a restaurant,
was charged with refusing to sell Whisk TO St.
Clair Davis aud other oOlOred men; also, chAFg Cd
with failure To have list oil prices displayed In
conspicuous place In his place Of business. ST.
clair DAVIS testified that ne didn't want the
whisky, add only asked for II TO see II the pro.
priet0r would refuse 10 sell 10 q negro. Five
Witnesses had previously agreed to 40 there,
anticipating refusal on the part OF the pro.
ptio,Or. X. II. Murray, colOfed, testlhed to
about the same effect, and that they had been
charged 50 cents per glass Tor lager, and that the
people OF the house positively refused TO sell
Davis glass Of lager for less than 80 cents, to
he paid In advance. Samuel Williams, oOlOrcd,
testified TO the same. Amer tho testimony was
over, Attorney Miller read over the law. Mr.
Hlne, for defendant, argued that tho law Is In.
valid, and tho District legislature had no right
10 enact such Law, annulllng = mans license,
which had been enteroI lnto by the authorities
therefore tho act was unconstitutional, and
would be 60 ruled by the courts. Again, tho
law docs not prescribe what man shall charge
for his property. And Il provides that he need
not part With 4 unless he paid 10 advance. The
court sentenced Sch0lble to pay hno Of tlO0
and forfeit his license.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04
THE COURTS.
nINIL.

OlNlNA
SPECIAL TERM-JGassHgmph rsyi,-This oours
opened its September teftn yesterday, and wat
engaged a. follows
Barbour & Hamilton W. Taylor OF al. Order
appointing guardian 10 defend Infants interest.
Collins yS. Ferguson Of al. Ufder snbstitut-
ing u. n. Dickson ID place Of y, VI. Ferguson,
Skinner vs. Skinner. Order appointing trus.
tee 70 sell vessel Belle CONWAY.
Waters vs. Waters. Decree Of divorce or
dsrod. =.
Ciary vs.. Smith TaggsTt VI. Taggsrt. Of.
der that DEGREES be prepared,
Ewing W. Fuller Order for rule 10 show
Cauee.
FeathefsCopebaugh va Mutt. Order for nnAl
ratification u sails sod Of reference TO auditor.
Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04
SUM4TRIA RHINOCBROS,
inc hFEod One fTer thptuTodi toTotler win hs
MONSTER CROUUDILEs,
From the River Nile;
AND 90 OTHER CAGES,

In witch Will be t0nnd
CASHMERE GOATS, EBONYHEADED rAJE
TINE suEHP. SPCTCED AXIS DEsR. BISON
OF COLORADO. AMERICAN FA1Low DFKR
SOUTH AMERICAN JAGUAR. SILVER ION
or CALIFORNIA, STRIPED ANO PoTIFD
HYENAs, PERUVIAN ALPACA LLAMA, OR
CAMEL OF THE ANDES, PUMA, OR AMrRI.
OAM COUGAR, AMERICAN BU FALp. VIE
GINA PANTHER, BAT GERS. SEEEG VI LEO
PARDs, AUSTRALIAN KANGAROO, ArK,H.
CARGO OF NEw ZEALAND, TAwNY LION or
zNFFRA, sBErLANp COW, BABYR,USA
THE 2HuU, OR OK NUNDA; SPOTTED
TIGER'. BLACK TIGEN, AFSTOAg rJROU
PINES, BEAVERS,
Tho whols iN'minR the mort MNGNIFf;IFNT
ObLLEUrlON OF Wild Animals eve.
SON "a America
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04
Amusements, Excursion etc
uJABHINuTON THEATRE OoMIQUE,
w Eleventh Street, south Penn. Ave.
UNDERGRADUATES SUCCESS,
nRsT GRAND FAMILY MATINEE.

UNPREOEDENTED SUCCESS!
FIRsT GRAND FAMILY MATINEE.
LOOK AT THE PRoEs
Admission 25 cent. to A parts Of the house ChIl
ALL TIE ARTISTS APPEAR
III AL THRiR RRILIiaNT EFFORTI.
The T S.' EI TA%F sA Il sI ssRRSg.ERap
The ~ E.'G g.s l DICK IA PhRk kkN,orr
The PfSs:inS ak5KiN 40 WILSON
The Popular uTg M, BURBANK'
The UJmnHtt MAhslhg,
The irl'h ukhMAE,H,
Tue noIsl PTs%ilSI. Sa,A.LyTiiiTfkL, v,ov
me re fs'fi iRssnSSiIS LA IA PivRf,I o"'
The BswltohiDE DELhAH.
1bs knehsntipE bALLIE APT.
the hUPEhB bAILkr
Undor the direction Of Mons, D. OARDELIA.
IV-LADlEs' NIuHTs EVERY TUESDAY AND
WNATISEEs Wy WEDNESDAY AND
PARouErrp ort AHRGHElss!oN. 80 cont.
PREFERRED on nEstRH STATS .....ab "
Pk uSsnsjEEsi h BSX
MAIlsEE pRIoEs northumberland. 40 sets
sRksiIS Tit sIa
Matinto doors open At liib; Overture, 2'h. -
pLATK PRINTERS UNION.
EXCURSION TO PINEY POINT AND POINT
LOOKOUT
Tho Steamer LADY or THE LAKE viii ltsys
yG EvE a sSS sss e s 's e s odSs
touching al Piney Point, EoinE and 70 gTnuE' .TiI
iBE At the wharf WAsniT EtOn AZ O'Clock on Mon
HSS H. = ,SFs,' e sSs IsSy; t,oES 81
frIS fSp s ssoSoS 81 ~ Psna me- tsss sssSuS
john Weed, 033 Fitssath street DSDisl Logsh'
/ ran, lA95 PennaylVAniA AVenuej duild a ioohie,
/ 1914 PsnlsJlysniA avenue John y Schultz, 1S
Bridge street, OooIgatoWnI Dorsey Oiegettt a. tba
| AVsnue, X. N. BHNrKNNE,
| sst.N BeoratAry Board Of hanageru.
EOR MOUNT VERNON.
/ Tbs steamer ARROW, Captain Frank HollinEt.
head having been rebuilt and entirely rented b. her
| present pWnsra, will leave her wharf,
| FOOT " SEVENTH STREET,
DAILY, (Bundays EIoeptsdO At 10 O'CLOCK,
| ron MOUNT VERNON,
crhs Tomb Of WAshlSEton,), ARd lRssJpsdlats
is1lam Gen, supt 6teameI Arrow.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04
Political.

- LlUIa uLUB. re Rspu6!ls.es, I'd ttss
ThlTt0onth District will meet TOMORROW
lwsdnssdsT) kVRNING, BsBlsmbsr 4, A. hoElsE's
H.il on street tgorth sidsil nsAI Seventh, At
be brought bafofo the meeting.
By order Of ths President ..... =, ,,,.,...,
n, FRANE KLLLT, sSorstAIy. Ss3
nusrA REPUBLIUAN. OF THk. .PIFTH
DistIlot-loF the President o. the Uulted btAioa
the nonse Of DooGAtsS In behalf Of lSbornG mon and
DSC-sSim' MANY VOTERS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

0ARIsDWIs CIAI1IsffnR OF FINk Ants
Nsmsvsd from No. 1896 70 No. I205 Penn
HylNania RVonue,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

A. NJ. TUBAAN, ala Ninth street. Is selling
wall paper, window shades, 40, cheaper than
any one In the city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

BOYS SCHOOL SUITS,
Great variety.
A. STRAUs,
lOlI Pa. ave, three doors east Of Eleventh 1t.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-03
On. J. l. STEPHENS.

A DAMPnoor~-Fred Douglas. the negro who heads
the Gran. electoral ticket In the State o! New York
evidently lost his senses. IL be ever had any The
dispatches state that At political meeting Of ahog
500 negroes in New York city. recently. he made
speech In which he. OF course. urged Grants cleo
tion. and predicted that the colored people would
Jose all they had gained II Greeley was elected We
haven't the slightest idea that Frs! Douglas believes
anything o. ilse kind IL he did state T. II be docs
he has less ssnse than have given him credit for
and 10 proves himself LINK on tho wrong aide Of
the DSrwinian chain connecting the monkey with
the Tho true secret Of Fred Douglas supper,
Of Grant IL. that the Gaieaa cxanncr. should he be
elected Is TO appoint Douglas minister TO of the
negro Republics where he will have easy berth
good salary. The ungra;efu! black sconndrcl turns
his back those :e-!ong aborcrs for the cnancIa-
zion and elevation OF his race; such Greeley
and simmer: and for the promise Of Office supports
renegade Democrat. turu-coas, and xpro slavery
sho never had any political opinions twelve
years ago. excsys to hate negro and who. even dur
ing the war In is Hrss stages. declared that should
the Administration attempt 70 interfere with the ques-
ton Of slavery he wou. shea,he his sword and offer
his services 10 the Southern cansa. From mere sell
nshness he is misleading his race: AID they viii find
u out when IL Is too late.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-03

IN Ipsuo CADEr.--Nr. David II. Anderson ~.
eeived. lss, Saturday. dispatch from his wife.
dated Annapolis. sept 2..h. informing him that tho
examination Of applicants for admission to the Naval
Academy a. that place had closed. and out o: any
young gentlemen who were examined. sixteen passed
through the aery ordeal and received cadets
in tho Academy and among the successful eandi.
dates VA. ais son. BERTHE Aiderson. of Idaho CITY.
Berthe well prepared at Washington and Lee
University In Virginia. where he has been for over
two years past lie Ia smart boy. and we rejoice
with bis parents In the success he has achieved.
May he graduate with the highest honors In hs class,
and rise in the profession which he has chosen until
he reaches the .opost round Of the Naval ladder Of
fame. onr Delegates have made several appoint.
nenss to West Point aud Anrapolis but Berthe Alder
son. tn. brave little fellow frat who has
fully passed All examination Being the first admitted
In either school from Idaho. we have no doub. but
that no properly appreciates his position aud will give
good account of himself
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-03

CrEcoy SEyArorsHr.--on Tuesday. September
oath, ballot was taken in tho Oregon Legislature
for Tie ELECTION IL United States Senator John II
Mitchell, II. W. Corbc,t, John Whitaker. James II
Slater and J. W. Sesnith placed in nomination
In the Senate Mitchell received votes. corbess 3
Whitaker 3. Slater .. and Nesmith Unnecessary to
choice u. Mitchell having received only votes,
there was 40 election By the senate. In the House
Mitchell received % votss Slater o. Corbe.t T. Nes
mith 5. and Whitaker O. The total vote OF the two
Houses being II. /. requires SO votes TO constitute
majority. Mitchell the Ben Holiday Railroad Radi
cal candidate lacked Just three votes: aud II 10 be
leved that he will be able to get them unless
Holidays money proves too potent argumcn; with
some Of C9rbctt's supporters.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-03

OwYnEE IrEMs.-We take the following from the
4ualancAe of September 2Sth
The District Court meets In Owyhee on October It'll.
Messrs. Clark & Stacey having purchased Abbott
saw,ni ut Cottonwood. now control the entire hni-
Der trade IN Owyhce.
Freight from Winneuiucca to Silver City is from ) q
to cents per pound.
Deputy u. s. Mining Commissioner. A. Eilers. OF
New York. IL making an examination OF the
mineral resources of Uwy bee.
DIR. Burgi re:urnrd, few days ago. from Switzer-
land after an absence from Silver City OF about
year.
Johnny Grove passed through owyhee, few days
ago. ON his why to San Francisco. Tor the benefit Of
his health.
correspondent of the Apafaacte. writing from
South Mountain. under date OF Sept 25t. states that
there are no idle men in that camp. The south
Mountain Smelling Company are getting along timely
with the work Of building their furnace; and H. y.
Maize expects to have his furnace completed ana
ready to turn out bullion by the 10th OF October
All the principal mines in Owyhee are looking Well
and work is being actively prosecuted IN them all
The Avalanche states that the general mining pros
pcct Of the camp is decidedly better than It has been
for several years past.
Wells. Fargo 4 Co. shipped from Silver City. dur
ing the past week. 10 bars OF bullion, valued at $780,
55l %.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-03

ffME roE.EoEs.-wo received. .es days 49, 10y
tie hands Of Mr.. Arthur I@asdoa nt nolsc Valley.
with the compliments 81 himself aud cur oil cd.
,orial friend "Jad % goy4Ata. sack 81. sha lssssss
and ancss po;-:acs hasa seen ~ ans country.
They wcrc raised Mr. I@aelps'& ranch. asao
raiiss below Da.ss clay. and accompanying ;hc mag
uiacoat specimens Of pgrs@x de s<yrcE e!saE@c-
tcrsst4c letter from Jai. in which As naFk sl1s
hc raised .hcsn husclE-"wlth q sa.Yoi"~a;si slsss
having abandoned the '-sEs pysseEva;svo 10 indulge
In Tho noble pursuit %. agg!ct.!,arcs .ew ycssels
he has rented Hr. Laasiou's place !or year. and
tia, while Horace Greeley can a!so~ cabbage wbicl
cost him ave dollars yov head to raise he intends so
TAXA the concc: oas of the oil faaa mex. by
demonstrating jui knows about farming.
The sample scss Is Of ;se Early goso variety. aud
Jui says ehen n dig tlscfa /, looks "a IL
somebody had been along there gss and jus; placed
them In the ground. shat they den; look IL sAey
grew there. We return thanks 10 Isssra. IAngioa
and Boy akin and trust tlss 1ai may ossiy real
izo fortune ia his agricultural pursuits but I4 DC
will prove valuable contributor. thai branch o:
to the WoELp.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-03

EXTENSIVE SALE OF LUMBER pnorEary.-We cliI
the following from an exchange, and as MIR. j. G
Bryant was for many years resident % this city,
his many friends will be pleased TO hear OF his sue
cess and prosperity in his new field OF operations
~, is reported good authority that the Trackea
Lumber Company have negotiated their entire ium
Der and manufacturing business III this place 10 j. IL
Bryant. Salt Lake city. The sale. II consu'amatod
involves a large amount OF productive property.
We do know the exae, amount paid, but Ii s nee
essariiy large. Messrs BrieAell iioadley have
dona. aud doing. large and successful business
which has been increasing rapidly the present season.
and they .aye in their employ about one hundred
men. Mr.. Bryant il extensively engaged III the iuin
Der trade 1T salt Lake and Is thoroughly contersant
with the same Hn is also OF the directors OF the
Second National bank al Salt Lake. in man OF posi-
ton and energy aud viii bring all the capital neces-
sary for the vigorous prosecution or the business,
which haas already been SD widely aud successfully
developed by the Trucgce Lumber Company, We
informed the party purchasing Viii not take pos
session ui the property and business uiil! ABOUT Ae
hrst 0. october. - Tracsee Republican.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-03

DEcxxSED.-The straightout Blantcn Duncan Dem
ocrais Of Indiana, under orders from Grant and
Morton. recently held what they called State con
ycntion and nominated candidates for State Offices.
With Hon. A. r. Edgerton for Governor. The Grant.
stcs arc checked again. ~ Mr. Edgerton has published
latter declining The doubtful honor. and announcing
his intention 70 stump the State for Hendricks.
nrant's Straightont Democratic conventions have all
turned out to DO nzzes much to hc chagrin Q. Dad.
jcals generally.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-03

OCTOBER ELrcg.oNs.-as frequent inquiry is made
as wAa. State elections come OF this month. We
publish the following which vii. be found correct:
October a-neogg!a: Governor aud legislature. oc-
,oAvr S-ronasslsau is: Governor, legislature aud
IqAgru6sGarn October s-OA.o; Secretary o. State
and congressman. October s-Iad4-Aas Governor
legislature aud Congypssiaon. oetobes s~-NeoFasAa'
Governor. Legislature and congressman. October -
uaAosa: Delegate IN congress October s~b!sEt3et
III Columbia Delegate ). congress ocsooeg 10 =
south Carolina: Governor legislature al! Congress.
.nol. October ai-MeAi Virginia. Congressman.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-03
ADA couarr.-wo take the following items from

ADA cousrY.-we take the following items from
tho Boise City statesman:
Mr.. A. Eilerg Deputy u. s. Commissioner Of Min.
ing Statistics after examining tho Owyhec mines,
has arrived In Boise City.
Mr.. A. VOTERS. Superintendent OF the Government
Assay Office in Boise City, will visit Boise and Altl
ras counties this month to examine the mines and
gather information concerning the same. which he
will embody In report to II. w. Raymond. u 5.
Commissioners Of Mines, to be by him laid before
Congress.
The Ada County Agricultural Society elected the
following officers: President, l.. i. Cartee; Vice
President I. n Coston; Rec. Secretary. j. II. Whit
son; Cor. Secretary Milton Kelly; Treasurer, J..
Brumback; Trustees. d. Heron, Geo. Williams and
il b. Walling. The Society resolved TO hold fair
and cattle show sometime this Fall.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-03

NJxyyx MYRTLE MlLLgR--Mrs. Minnie Myrtle
aes. tho divorced wife Of Josquin Miller the poet
aslvsred lecture In San Francisco. on the evening
III ssplcs3ksr 18Th her subject being. Joaquin NIL
isr. tho acst M tie Man." She had very fair aud
jsucs, and from III acconR1 gave an interesting ac
eosnt Of hsr former hnsb1rdf career. Mrs. Miller
= evidently talented woman. sEd the Chronicle says
u. posessss = much gsplus " doss her gfscd hus
pad
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-03

Soaru ioAao.--we ,sae tAe following i;esasa from
;su Idaho Sgael %! September 2.sg:
The S4gaai learns fraa Ir. Caleb Cooper, aho has
J.ss returned ssusu G@s3bo HAL Villain creek AID
Forks Canal slso tao principal mining ctsiss N iaas
county e~ea slsu employment - about 4uet aeh.
and tAc gosd e&sFaose8 AZ UaEsA SIS s,eE ounce
There r>g-s - al s that gssesa AZ jaime
efeek. usIst4c acscts .4.r ~aFe l"&so:acS re-
Gently. .su4 r@pH mushrooms NEylA proved 30 c3i4-
sAaa copper. I.4sen ~ ke ta0a ac4. @t.d another
aadlus s4: Aa lsasoset sA1s. @aA Killed himself
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-03

PUT Tr IN SUPPLEMENT. AS our Deigabor Of tn,
Stateiman Is an officer Of tho Agricultural Society
farming. instead of hlling his paper with stale poll.
ical speeches II he desires to Disseminate l!adca
teachings by the wholesale he would do well TO order
few thousand Radical speeches IN pamphlet form
and distribute them to his subscribers 60 supple
mants to the Ssntesman
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-03
Ada County Democratic Ticket.

For Territorial councIl.
De. ]. d. WRIGHT.
For Territorial Assembly.
CHARLES HtMROD s. II. JEFFRErs
j. BENNETT, A. T. CAILAwAY
For Sheriff.
NJ. Il. JENKINS.
For County Commissioners.
A. ROSSI. q. ". HUNT, q. ". CESS
Probate Judge. Treasurer.
REI.F BLEDSoE FRED DASGEI-
Auditor and Recorder Assessor.
" NJ HAWTHORN. l. T. WALTER
superintendent. Public Instruction.
]. II. wHITSoN.
Coroner,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-03

on Tnx FiGnT.--Trinidsd Ortese. alias Sailor
Jack" recently assaulted and stabbed man In Ho.
lena, Montana. ThoSsl seriously injured, the man
will recover.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-03

FRoM LOOK caxEx.--Mr. Jaseph Gaiation, Post
master 1t Orc Grande. and Mr.. J. Enos paid Idaho
visit during the past week. aud after remaining q
day or 40 returned 10 Gro Grande to settle up their
business. iptcsdlug to abandon tbs camp.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-03

c,osgp.--Thc testimony in the Fair case. In Fan
Francisco, closed. on September 2eth. and District
Attorney Murphy made tho opening argument.
Judge N. Greene Curtis closes tho argument for the
delcnsc.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-03
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Dor N:
At the Toll House. the Boise City and Idaho
Road, in Boise Co.. l. T., Sept. 29lh 10 the Wife OF
J. L. Il. SMITH. Daughter.
We congratulate friend Smith on his good fortune.
and pleased to learn that the mother and child
are getting along lnely.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-18
Tree Planting in Autumn.

/ HAVE never lost tree planted in the
fall But before planting carefully prepare
your ground and beds where you intend
to plant trees. Ascertain how many trees
are wanted. Then determine the kind of
fruit YOU desire. If within a reasonable
distance of nursery, take your man and
team, and select such trees as you want,
and see them carefully dug out, cover up
the roots, and the next day oversee them
planted out (Trees set in fall, especially
if exposed to winds, should be staked)
l have seen some very fine fruit trees
most barbarously abused by persons who
pretended to know how to trim them, but
did not know the first principle connected
with proper trimming. Every owner OF
an orchard should make this study. Ii
he has not time to trim himself, he can
teach Others 1t requires Judgment and
skill to trim properly fruit or ornament
al tree. If | were setting out fruit trees
on a new place, would plant them all in
one orchard, and ever afterwards cultivate
between them, keeping the trees free from
grass or weeds, setting them at such a
distance apart that small plow or cult
vator could easily be worked through
them two or three times a year. Put the
manure broadcast, and turn it under with
a plOw or cultivator. / notice in Califor-
MIA that in the spring of the year fruit
trees are carefully cultivated with the
plow. The dry season soon comes on,
and not weed or spear of grass is to be
seen about.
Let me impress upon your readers the
Importance of carefully planting out tree:
that ten trees well set out will be worth
more than hundred badly planted.
Many new beginners, as well as old work
ers, plant their trees TO deep. This should
be carefully guarded against.-J. W. "a
! C0uRfrV G6HHemdR.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-18
Observe! Observe! I!

IT is related of an English farmer that
he condensed his practical experience into
this rule: Feed your land before it Is
hungry, rest it before it is weary; and
weed it before it is foul" Those words
should be written in the heart of every
man who desires to farm, and may go far
to answer, in his mind, the question so
frequently and SO anXiously asked, does
farming pay 3? The rule demands the ex-
ercise Of the qualities needful for success
in every ccupation-untiring watchful-
ness and prudent care, knowledge, fore
thought, energy, and economy, regularity,
attention to little things, personal super
vision, and 0Jsercdtio,,-this latter power
recurring education and constant eXer-
else. 1t may not be altogether amiss to
say that this power of observation, al
though named last, is perhaps the most
| important to II farmer. In this wondrous
world, this panorama, as it has been
called, of thought and action, of forces
currents, growth, decay, special beautie'
are presented 10 the agricnlturisi, bH'
alas! while many see, few oj2erce.
Millions see only, and never acquire the
habit of detecting good in what they see
so rs to use it, or of evil, so as to shun 1t
1t is this power Of observation, trained
! exercised, which in agriculture has don'