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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-10
Diseases of the Dairy Cow.
The Amherst Record says:

The Amherst Record says;
Prof Noah Orsssy has received an urgent
invitation from the American Dairymen's
Association TO deliver an address before the
next annual meeting at Rome, N. Y, jan
usry IL, on the Diseases Of the Dairy
Cow" The reason for asking DIR Oressy to
speak upon this subject is, that it is proposed
to present resolution for the consideration
Of the convention, asking for a petition to
be presented to Congress or the state Legis'
ature to offer reward for an explanation
of the cause Of epidemic abortion among
COWS. 1t is no unworthy compliment 70 th'
Professor to be thus called by this national
association, and We trust he will do justie'
TO this theme in which he has been 50 lonl
interested.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-10
Value of Improved Stock.

A writer of the New York Times discusses
the question of improving stock in sensible
way, saying that if farmer keeps thirty
COWS that average thirty dollars year each
for milk, aud can increase the average to
forty dollars a year by the use Of thorough
bred bull, Of good milking breed. he can
afford to pay a good round sum for a bull.
Add yet better results than this have been
accomplished. If he is raising cattle for beei
and he can add two hundred pounds to the
carcass of each, by the time it is ready for
the shambles, by the use Of Short
Horn bull, it will certainly be profta'
Bile for him to pay good price fol
such bull. And yet this is the ayeragS
result of using thoroughbred bulls on tbs
native cows Of the country, as estimated BY
all the best stock breeders. And this two
hundred pounds is clear gain, for it is pro-
duced with no greater consumption OF food
Ii the use of thoroughbred ram on a aocI
of common ewes will increase the weight Of
fleece one pound, on the average, certainly
more than "fve in hundred could make II
pay !" whether more than one in five would
or not is another question. Aud 80 will
hogs The difference between the common
'WoOds" breed Of the past, and the improves
breeds Of to-day, is beyond comparison.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-10

The early opening of winter. bringing
stock to the barn several weeks sooner than
was anticipated, and extending the feeding
time, will bring many farmers out short Of
hay. The suggestions in the FARMER Of
May %. on the value Of straw, are worth
consideration at this time.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-10
The Board Meeting at West Rutland

The opening meeting Of the season Of the
Board Of Agriculture, Manufactures and
Mining, was held at West Rutland. Novem.
Der 2Oth and 30th. The first session, held
Monday afternoon, was Introduced by an
appropriate address Of welcome, by j. n.
Marley, Esq, of West Rutland, 10 which the
work Of the board was described, and its
value and the Importance of giving il hearty
support Was enfOrcedi after which Albert
Chapman, agricultural editor of the Middle
bury Register, read an elaborate essay on
"The Horses of Vermont"
In the evening, l., b. Smith of West
Rutland read carefully written. paper ou
"VermOpt Minerals and Forests Of the State,
which showed thorough knowledge of the
subjects, aud contained many suggestions Of
value. Mr. Smith was followed by the agri-
cultural editor Of the FARMER, who made au
Off-hand speech on "Wastss of the Farm"
Tuesday morning the exercises were opened
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-10

he weather at the opening of the series of
agricultural meetings last week, was intensely
cold. Ordinary Iangdage does not begin to
be sufficiently expressive to mention it.
But the royal hospitality of the West Rut-
lauders made all seem sunny as June.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-10
c. HORACE HUBBARD, Agricultural Ei'r,
BoARD or AenICULTURR MRETINes.

Ludlow, Wednesday and Thursday, December and 2.
Canaan, Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec. aud 3.
Rochester, Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec a and 70.
Chelsea THURSDAY and Friday, Dec. i6 and IL.
HInesburE, Wednesday aud Thursday, Dec q and %.
Barre, Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec % and %.
Cabot, Thursday end Friday, Dec 30 and 81. .
Franklin, Thuruday and Friday, Jan. 10 and "a.
Fayetevflle Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. Is and 49,
Pomfret, Thursday and Friday, Jan. - and q.
Orwell. Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 25 and 20
Brandon, Thursday and Friday, january "a and %.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-10

VALUE OF LEAvEs-By carefully con-
Quoted experiments at the Albert Institution
in Ireland, 1t was found that forty quarts Of
milk produced from rye grass alone gave
three pounds and FIVE ounces of butter pro-
duced from mangold leaves and common
grazing, the same amount Of milk gave
three pounds fourteen ounces Of butter, and
from mangOld leaves alone the yield Of but
tor was four pounds. BY BOussiugalts
analysis of the roots aud leaves Of maDgOlds,
we learn that weight for weight the leaves
furnish nearly three times as much muscle
forming matter as the roots aud . still
greater proportion Of saline matter.--Aler'
Gndsr Hyde.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-10
For the VERMONT FARNER.
Plows.

Morristoion, ".
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-09-04
SAN FRANCISCO.

EIectie 6 6Reports--OTderIy EleeEYen.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September I.-- 4 P. M.-Nineteen thousand votes have been cast. Such a remark ably orderly and undemonstrative election has heretofore been un- known in this city. Business is almost entirely suspended. AL most every ward is connected by telegraph with the City Hall, in- suring prompt police assistance if necessary, and giving election re- ports hourly. A large majority of the tickets are scratched and much time will be consumed in counting. It is surprising how much discrimination voters are exercising In the selection of tick cts and of the names thereon.
 LATER.
 MIDNIGHT.-LesS than 25,000 votes have been cast in the city.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-09-04

and his associates had wrought, he took his own life, and dared to rush uncalled for into the presence of the Eternal Judge! Of what avail is a life spent in intense ap- plication to business, the schem- ing and planning, the seething brain, the sleepless nights, the agonizing days and the doubts fears and perplexities that attend the accumulation of great wealth, if such is the end? Here is ter rible lesson, and one that should not be lost. We do not believe that w. 0. Ralston was a man who worshipped mammon alone. There are probably thousands of people on this coast who can tes- tify to good and worthy deeds done by his hand. Neither can we believe that he was sane when he committed the final act; but the terrible lesson remains, and let our financiers and all who are madly rushing after great wealth. take heed to it.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-09-04

Indications are that the Demo. crats will have a small plurality in the State Ticket.
 Good News--Probable ReOrganiza-
 ton of the Bank Of California.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September D. I am officially assured that the Bank of California has completed its reorganization on a new basis, and that the institution will open for business as soon as the neces- sary coin can be procured, which will be in very few days. There is an exultant feeling among busi- ness men.
 Liverpool Wheat Market.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 1.- Liverpool wheat market some what lower.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-09-04

This Company does a general Land Agency Business. Negotiates Loans, &o. Especial attention given to the Purchase and Sale of Mines and Mineral Lands, or ganizing Mining Companies, &c.
 Our determination is to make our ofice the Headquarters for all Mining Men visit ing our city. We refer to the business community of St. Louis.
 Our facilities for selling Lands are un- surpassed, from the fact that we propose to issue Monthly Paper of our own, as soon as our list of Lands will justify, which we will distribute Free throughout the Eastern States and Europe. thus bring ing your properties before the public to the best advantage.
 All business correspondence should bs addressed to
 W. H. WILSON, feb 2O-1y. Business Manager.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-09-04
WASHINGTON.

President will Recommend Trans
 fer of Indian Affairs to the War
 Department.
 WASHINGTON, September L. High authority says the Presi' dents forthcoming message tt Congress will contain 8 most UT gent recommendation for the transfer of the Indian Bureau t( the War Department.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-09-04
LOS ANGELES.

Something About the Los Angeles
 Banks hard to Understand--GOV.
 Stafford en his Way Home.
 Los ANGELES, September B. The Farmers & Merchants and Temple Banks have announced that owing to scarcity of coin, they will remain closed until Sept. 1st.-[Can't understand that. ED. SENTINEL.
 Governor A. P. K. Stafford of Arizona is in town. He leaves for the south ip the morning.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-09-04
CALIFORNIA ELECTION RE-
 TURNS.

SAN FRANCISCO, september Z.- Total vote in full in this city up to 11:30 o'clock this morning stood as follows: Phelps, 425O; Irwin, $500; Bidwell, 27OO. Counting the votes in the city proceeds very slowly. All tends toward victory for the Democrats. On munich pal issues the Bulletins ticket has suffered an inglorious defeat.
 10 P. M.-Counting is still going on slowly. In the city, Clayton, Republican candidate for Mayor, is ahead as far as returns are in.
 The result on the State Ticket by counties, as far as received is as follows:
 Alameda Co-Phelps, HOO; IT, win, 125O; Bidwell, 58O.
 Amador Co-Phelps, 100; Irwin, 200; BidWell, 1OOo
 Butte CO-Returns from 14 pre- cincts-Phelps, 25O; Irwin, 83O; Bidwell, 500. Calaveras Co-Phelps, 250; IT, win, 500; Bidwell, 23O. Colusa Co-Phelps, 100; Irwin, 430; Bidwell, 200.
 Contra Costa Co-Phelps, 45O; Irwin, 500; Bidwell, 16O.
 Fl Dorado Co-Phelps, 300; IT, win, 43O; BidWell, 250.
 Fresno Co-Phelps, 30; Irwin, 420; Bidwell, TOO.
 Lake Co-Phelps, 30; Irwin, 100; Bidwell, b. Marin Co-Phelps, 100; Irwin, 100; Bidwell, 80.. Mendocino Co-Phelps, 100; IT, win, 22O; Bidwell, 80. Merced Co-As far as heard from, gives Irwin 100 majority.
 Monterey Co-Partial returns give Phelps 100 majority. In Nevada Co. there is a very even race between Phelps and IT, win.
 In Placer Co., Returns come slowly. Phelps is 100 ahead. Plumas 'Co-An even race on Governor as far as heard from. San Joaquin Co-Complete re- turns give Phelps a majority of 36O.
 San Luis Obispo Co.,. Phelps, 16O; Irwin, 53O; Bidwell, 43O.
 San Mateo Co-Phelps carries the county by forty majority. Santa Clara, as far as counted Irwir, $50; ahead. Sierra Co-Irwin leads the coun. ty by 100.
 Siskyau Co-partial returns give Irwin, 100 majority. Solono CO-goes Republican by @ small majority. Phelps is 70 ahead.
 Sonoma Co-Irwin, 250; ahead.
 Stanislaus Co-IrWin carries the county by large majority. He is now 330 ahead.
 Tehama CO-Irwin is 50 ahead.
 Tulare Co-gives large demo- | oro fio y,oo;or;kxy T,-r,,sn 1OO o1o ooI
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-09-04

A brutal Western judge has de- clared it to be a good ground for divorce for a woman to tie her husband to a gate-pOst during a violent thunder storm, with 8 pa. tent lightning-rOd hitched to his spinal column. Some of the Wes- tern judges wouldn't allow women any amusement if they could help it.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-09-04
LETTER FROM CEDAR VALLEY
CEDAR VALLEY,

CEDAR VALLEY,
 Mohave Co.,, Aug. 18th, 1875. Editor Sentinel:
 I have just returned from a trip to "Planet," the new town on Williams Fork, where the re- duction works for the McCracken and other mines in Owen District are being erected. Messrs. Eel seminal & Kimble have taken hold of the furnace of Col. Buel and are doing all in their power to make the thing a.success. Col. Buel has evidently "lOst his grip" as the saying is, for he did mis- manage things fearfully. He has now been "operating" in Mohave County for over a year and has involved himself to the extent of at least fifty thousand dollars, Ca very Ioa0 estimate, good judges say.) He,has paid out no money worth mentioning. AU has been what is here known as "jaw-bone," Most of your readers are doubt less familiar with this sort of cur. rency. Arizona has had too much of it.
 Messrs. Felsenthal and Kimble are determined to make the fur mace success, and what is good sign, they are paying as they go. This is as it should be, and they deserve great credit for theirSen- terprise. The people of this coun- ty owe much to these faithful merchants, who have stood their ground manfully through all the dark days of the past. May the future be more profitable than the days now gone
 The mines on McCracken Hill are improving. The ore bodies on the Senator" are now larger and richer and the ledge looks better than ever before in my ex- perience. The main shaft is now down over 150 feet. The other mines worked by the Senator Company also look we'll.
 The "Gen. Lee" mine, also on the McCracken Hill, parallel to the main McCracken lode, is now being worked vigorously, under the able shperintendence of MT. Robert Orr, one of the principal owners of this mine, as well as superintendent of the "Atlanta :" mine. This vein is of good size and is showing some fine ore. Ii promises to be one of the best mines in the District.
 In this District Cedar Valley) everything is working we'll. About twenty-five men are at work get ting out ore and sinking on their mines. The "Magendie" mine, on the Arnold lode, is down over one hundred feet and MT. Ma gendie is shipping considerable rich ore.
 What we want now is a mill. We have small one of two tons capacity, but it connot afford to work high grade ores, and is not nearly large enough to do the work now necessary in this Dis | trict. A ten.stamp mill working ores for $3O or over $35 per ton, could be kept going night and day. Wood and water are plenty here, and expenses of milling would be light. A good field is open fol all enterprising man.
 PAUL WEBER.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-09-04
NEW YORK.

Contract Ratified Between the Pa-
 mama Railroad and the Pacific
 Mail Co.
 NEW YORK, September 1.-The Panama Railroad and Pacific Mail Co. have ratified the new con- tract.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-09-04

W. l.. HOPKINS, EsQ., of Castle Dome, came in on horseback, last Saturday and returned to his mines again on Tuesday, by the same sure and independent con- Veyance.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-09-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
Specaul tO Me |' SeNl1mel. ,
Foreign and Domestic.
CALIFORNIA.
Election Reports.
San Juan CapistranO.

San Juan CapistranO.
 SAN JUAN CAPIsTRANo, Sept. 2.-This precinct gave 70 majority for HoughtOn.
 Sa0ta Barbara.
 SANTA BARBARA, September 1 -Houghton will have a good ma- jority. Independent State ticket ahead.
 San Jose.
 SAN JOSE, September be mocrats claim Santa Clara county including WiggintOn, by small majority. Returns cannot be had until tomorrow evening.
 San BernardinO.
 SAN BERNARDINO, September 1.-IndicatiOns are that the Inde- pendent State and county ticket will carry the day. The county gives majorities for Houghton and Hinchman.
 Los Angeles. Los ANGELES, September D. 12:30 A. M. Compton gives the fol- lowing majOrities: Bidwell, 15; Pacheco, 15; Baehr, for State Treasurer, 12; Wigginton, 5; Tem- pie, for county Treasurer,39.
 In the Los Angeles first ward, the following are the majorities : Irwin, 5; Johnson, ,; Wiggfnton, 12; Estudillo, for State Treasurer, 10; Temple 8. Vallejo. VALLEJO, September 1.-VOtes here cannot be counted before night. It Is estimated that the Republican Ticket will have 300 majority.
 San Francisco.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September L. Reports are coming in very slow ly. Scattering returns from twelve counties give the folloWin g figures: Phelps, 1,500; Irwin, g. 200; BidWell, 760. San Diego. SAN DIEGO, September 2.-Ee- turns in from one half the county give the following majorities For Governor, Irwin, 55; Lieuten- ant Governor, Johnson, P; State Treasurer, EstudiIlo, 25O; Con- gressman, Houghton, 412; State Senator, Hinchman, 2s2; Assem- bly, Pierce, 162; Sheriff, Coyne, 455; Clerk, Grant. 260; District Attorney, Wildly Independent, S4; Assessor, Shaffer, Democratic, 7S, School Superintendent, Pauly 277; Surveyor, Wheeler, 26; Admins. trator, Morse, 25S; Coroner, Young, 3.
 EATER.
 The above returns have been re- ceived from Julian and other pre-. cincts increasing the Republican majorities. The entire Demo cratic Ticket is beaten, with per haps the exception of Assessor and Coroner. Wildly, Independent, is undoubtedly elected. Such universal scratching oi tickets was never known in the county.' In this city but compara' lively few straight ticket votes were cast.
 Passengers by stage for Yuma c. Johnston and J. Achison, fol Florence.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-09-04
PHILADELPHIA.
n...s Wool

Demand for Wool. PHILADELPHIA, September l. Wool is in active demand.
, 1875-08-31
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, 1875-08-31
Aeenten Derlanst!
Cast Adrift! Cast Adrift!

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, 1875-08-31
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Streden oorji9lides 2anb fur Farmer uno Dime 2ano.
Oar Sano fir GARNER, IblieBt elm, oas fruhtbarite
uno belt ~beip1lerte 6aro,pooo 2aub I'M Staate. Gel-
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uno biilfsqueuen. dls iretno Elm Gtaat oes 9Beiie1s.
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, 1875-08-31

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