The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-12-03
THE GAZETTE.
VIM. b. HERRIOTT.
Editor a ,,sl fSuhlixhcr

The new Elevator "a, St.. Paul i
nearly completed and is , huge building
; 1t has capacity Of $4,000 bushels
aud cost 100000.
The St. Press Says '''rhc iron cnvcrin.
is being competed by Mcssrs. P.rkin,
4 Belt, VII" have recently commence d
operations in this city, and have al
ready furnished sati<f 'ctor5 evidence
"i their capacity anl energy"
Many OF our readers will be pleased
to hear this in regard to our former
fellow lownsmnn, MIR. Jerrcd f.. Bet.
yellow "'dicine County aff.irs are
not in just the condition that the
lri"nl> Of law and good order would
wish them to b., \ party consisting
of atnt twenty five men, went to Vel.
low M,:'licinc City, and took portion
.: the County Books aud Records, by
t"rcc, aud carried thcm away. The
p'ry was made up of persons fivora bic
'";h. removal Of the County Scat to
:" Grari'c Falls, and it is supposed
, ha ,h y thou- hit it would give them
,"mc advantage ia the pending in.
, junction cas-. to have the Records
m"v-,l ani in their possession. We
undcr> aud that the Clerk OF Di~tric;
Court resisted but was. s.overpowered.
The "Sentincl' says that the Rec.
orhs are scattered all over Granite
Falls, being kept by wholly irresponsi
hle persons.
THIS is not the ordinary way for
d"irv that kind of business, or, in fact
any business and is doubtless condemn
ed by all reputable people in the Coun-
ty.
The Litchti. Id "l.cdyer," allud;ns to
the 'waddle about contestiny Straits
election, speaks as follows Of the ride
u'ousncss OF the alleged irregularities
in the consolidation of Monohyalia and
Ka"diyohi counties: "Mononyalia
county yielded up its name and seper-
ate government some years ago. 1t
has II" county organization; no officials
no seat Of government; raises no taxes
m'kt> 40 improvements ercc,S no
buildings: holds no elections; has no
legal existence whatever. 1t is as
much thing of the past as tn" rel yn
IT the Montczumas. 1t is as much
p'r' aud parcel Of Kandiyohi county
in ttriin: and interest, as any portion
OF the Original K,ndiyohi. To throw
out the vote "i th,t people, is to com.
nit Il "h.han.ic bare faced outrage
~" their lL' ','~ ari rights. Ii it Is
i zoe. il tbs it" '>'ir" is prrpetrated,
the =" "a'i,'i r. form party will have
r;,th,,l ,i,"m>rlv. at the outset oi
'h,i, career ia u "arm ut Of iniany !
'"i Viii " .,'r'n" temporary sdvan !
"a" h"'I" Themselves up against the
pass hli'> "i any tu'urc success in this
Siatr.'
Cows. There are, probably. $500 /
600. 900 invested in cows in the United
States Unfortunately, II great deal o' !,
this money is not well used 1t does
not brin: in the yearly interest which
it might and ought to yield The av-
"ra"" prntit which the ordinary farmer
recriv,s from his cows is quite small
But they ought I" pay we'll. II they
do not, i, show, either a lack Of skill, !
or else of care and attention on the .
part Of the owners. \ great, perhaps
the greatest, cause Of loss is, most far. ,
mrrs keep poor cows. \ poor COW
hardly pays, while good ore pays a .
han some profit. 1t will c':s, but lit.
tie mrrc t" keep good COW than Il :
poor one. The farmer will make from
six I" eight pounds Of butter per week
for Forty -tw" weeks, worth, say thirty.
live cents per pou"l. realizing an in i
come ot from $SS to Silt, while the :
latter. making only three or four i
p 'und> week Tor forty two weeks,
will br;"- only from sill to si;o per
year ssS,uck Journal !.
The New York lVi'"c>* tell, the
following: "A gen'!cm ~ settled the
estate o! Il wine dealer in New York. !
Having access to hi, b""ks, he exam
incd the accounts Of what was bought
and sold, aud Was surprised to find that
while for years he had S"ll large quau
titles of wines, there was no indication
on his books that he had ever bought
any Not Il gallon purchased, but
thousands of gallons were sold - sold |
for the juice Of grapes. when, in fact,
it was his own inlt rnal. concoctioas Of
drugs and poisons, on the sale Of which :
he grew rich at the expense of the lives
Of his fellow mcn. Wine is a mockcr;
strong drink Is raging; the genuine
article Is bad enough and at The last !
it bite,h like serpent and s,iogeth
like an odicr but these develish com
pounds are worse than a whole colony
OF serpents, adle,s and scorpions, and
no living man, it is sail, c'n by the
taste distinguish the spurious from the
truc.'
Il MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.
Default having been made in Tie condition Of q