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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-03
s1ocxnolpfRs' MlErNo.

nvYicE CALEDONIA SILVER MINING
~ Company. san Francisco. August lat. iss6.
pofpo<e Of sleetirg Trustees to serye during
the ensuing year. VIII be- held on wEDNEs-
DAY. the iGth day Of August. 1910. 81 I O'Clock
v. n. a. tie ofnee Of the company. tlt Csltfor.
mia street, ssn frzncisco. California. 1ganafer
books Viii he elessd ROO 3 =. 4. on FRIDAY,
the iith day Of Angus, fsfc, until sfter the
meeting. u. wEaESER. secretary.
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~sTocKnoIDERs' MEETINo.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
! the stoc kholdefs OF the Occidental Mining
Company .ill 3 esld a ths one. q The Com.
s e.es, e.ii orp ss' 90 % s ssSsa1 s'G ~ az az td s,. 9;
August. is75. 81 ! O'Clock =. 4. Of aid day.
Transfer books will be closed on Thursdsy, The
10th day OF August. 1876, 81 3 o'clock y. n.
ALFRED X. DuhBAow.
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SETTLE UP

TnE UNDERSIGNED, PROPRIETOR OF
4 the Gold mn Lsl.lrr Yard. hereby gives
notIee 70 all indebted 10 him. shoss bills or
secosus are overdue o. the pr,sent time. that
uniess these aecounts ere settled satisfactorily
By the TENTH oF TIE PRESENT MONTH
thsy will he placed In the sands Of . illegally.
satbostlsd roliecior. Pleass bs<s tails IN mind.
aaI lw d. n. cARRics.
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NORTH CALHOUN GOLD AN1

NORTH CALHOUN GOLD AM
~ SILVER MINING oOMPANY.-Eoestio,
q principal place Of business. Gold Hin. Ne
Location d WORKS. EAgls add CARGO Mining
Distrtei, ormsby COUNTY, Nevada.
N~ouee.-Iner are definQuent upon the fot
lowing-described stock OF he North Csihos.
Cold and silver winning Company. on scrount
OF asssssnent tNo: ~ levied Nay a. is1s, the
respective shAreholdefs. - followsl -
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one. Room ii Hsyssrd'. Baildias. San
PrAnciseo. California. iy7s'd
cold AND slLvEn

nancy GOLD AND SILVER
IL MINiN0 COMPANY. Location of psin-
eipsi place Of business, san Francisco. CALI
Location OF ~osks. Lyon county. state Of
Nevada.
Notice 10 hesssy given. tlst 81 . meeting 81
the Board OF Direetorr, hsld on the 9tth day OF
Juiy, 1873, an assessment Cno. ~ % Fifteen
Cenis per share WAS ievisd ea The capital
stoek OF the corporation. psysbl- Immediately,
in United STATE. gold coin, tn the Secretary.
At the once VI the Company. No. tS csl.
ifornla street. lioom 8. San frAnsiseo. Cal
ifornia.
Any stock upcu which this ss.essusnt shsli
remain unpaid on the set day OF Angust.
is16, win be delinquent. aad advertised foe sale
before win be cold on Thursday. the sist
dag OF September. ISM, TO pay the delinquent as
easement. together ~ith oosts of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
GEO. n sriSsEY. Secretary.
Onice-No. I'D Caiifornia street. Room No.5.
San francisco. California. iyss I'd
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And In accordance with law. snd IN order Of
the Board Of pir-etorS. made on the 18th day OF
June. ins; 20 many shares Of each psrrl
sold ~ public auction. II the once Of the
Company. koom o., haywsrd's Bulidina, No
10 California street. Nan Yranciseo, Csiifor.
nis. on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of August,
$50, q The hour Of two o'clock =. Y. Of ssidl
day. 10 pay aid dsiinQuena I. ssssment thefr.
on. tocvthsr with costs of sdvvrtisine and On.
penses Of sale.
RiCHARD .. NoYrs, Secretary
O~fice-hoon ~. Hayvsrd's building, aia
csiiforaia street. San Francisco. cailfosuia.
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STOCKHOLDERS MIITiH6.

OYrIcE CONSOLIDATED IMPERIAL ME.
~ Ing COMPANY. Rem II. H.yws,ds Bulh.
psny who have fractional sAarss v thslr credit.
are hereby notinsd that thsy can hsve The asme
adjusted 1t any time up 10 August nnh. by sp-
plying IN penon IL the Company oncs.
iyl6 u IN. !. DIAN, eecfetAry.
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SHAVER INNING cor;

tn.ia.s. s.n Trsneiseo. csiiforniA-
Loration of works, stor~y county. Nevada
Notice IL hereby given, thai IL . meeting OF
the Hard Of Di.eeiors. held on the ish day
al June. fs.G, an a>sr~sment mo. ~ OF
.,.rt Of the Company, or rity Cent? psr shsre
of the aid stock. MA levied. payable immedi'
steIy, in United staies gold coin, tn the Nee
Rotary, at the once az the Company. IN san
.oms strsss, San Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment snsii
will he driluau.nt. AMI advertised Tor sale
Al public ~anetion. and unle.s pAymsat " made
before viii be- cold Gu TUESDAY,. the IA
day of August. 1876. TO par the Delinquent a.
se-sment. torether With costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
N, order OF the Board of Directors.
LUclkN HERMANN. secretary.
Ofnee-2N san-ome .trrst. ssn frsnciseo.
C.i,fnruls- t~ai'd
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nnOoxN GOLD AND SILVER MN.
ID mo COMPANY. - Location Of principal
plses or business, san f.anci-co. California
Location of works, Drvirs Gate District,
Lyon eoaaty. Nevada
Notice 10 hsssby given. that AZ meeting OF
the Bosrd Of Directors. held 90 the 10th day Of
July. is16, an asses~msnt no. - OF One Dollar
per shars vas levied apoa ths eapital stock
az the corporation. payable Immediately, In
United staies gold coin. 20 tbs SECRETARY. al
the once Of the Company. koom no; !. 20
ANY stoeh upon whieh this assessment shali
remain unpaid On the lsth day Of August,
lsie, will be delinquent. and Advertised Tor
ale Al pubhe auction. and nnless payment u
made hsioss viii be sold on the WITH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER. lssG. to pay the delinquent
ss.sssmsns. toesiksr with costa % advertising
By oder Of the board Of Directors.
x. T. ALLEN. Secretary.
Franchise. California jviitd
NONH0L1DAfED lNrExiAL Mn:
~ fNu COMPANY. = Locsiioo o. principal
Mara Of business. San Francisco, California
Location Of works, Gold uiii. storey county,
Nevada.
the Board OF Directors. held on the 9sih day Of
Juiy. isTs. an assessment lNo. ~ u Twenty-Five
Cents as, per share vas lsvied upon the capital
stock of the corporation. payabts trmediafey.
,ss once Of the Company. Noon ~ Esywsra's
Balidins, No.. sis California street. San Fran.
cisco. California.
Auy stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid On the ssth day of August. ISIS.
viii b dslinquent. and advertised Tor sa.e
st pablo ~aueiion. and unle.s payment 10
made before will be cold on TUESDAY. the
is.h day Of septsmser. isgs, to pay the delin-
quent sr.e.smeut. together with costs OF cd
sertiring and expenses Of sale.
N---l- - - NJ nIRa.HAE1
W. q. DEAN. secretary
once = Room No. 10 H~aywsri's BuildIng.
No. ti9 California street. San Francisco. CALI
fnrnla. jylctd
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r ANY wAsmIsareN MININo


COMMUNICATIONS Of principal place
of basiues., san Frsnci-co. California.
Location Of works. uold Hili. storey eoun
~. Nevada
the Board Of Directors. held on the stih day a.
July, isI6. an sasessment ma. - Of firy
oeats go esutsl per share. sss Levied upon
the capital stosk Of n. s,rposatisa. payable
Immediately In United states gid coin. ~ the
HeS rrtsry, 81 the once Of the Company. Room
81. Hsyvsni's Kidding, sas californis street,
tasa rrsneiseo. California
Any stock upon which this asseesment shall
rsuLs supaid 90 the s9th day of August.
1874, will ~ delinquent, aud advertised for
sale at pablo auction. and uniess payment 70
made before will ne cold on the SIX
OAY or ~sEPrEvBER. is.6. TO pay the delin.
Suept ssssssneut. togsthss with costs Of sd
sertisinx aud eIpenss Of sals.
by order OF the Board Of Dirrstoss.
ID. J.. Ttio GAS. Secretary.
Once Room ~ hay~srd's Building. San
FrAncieeo. California. jy7s'd
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DELINQUENT SALES.
rolan-Coatinues

And In accordance with law. and On order OF
the Board OF Directors. made on the 18th nay
OF June. 1870, 10 many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock a. may be necessary Will b
sold Ct public ~auctlon. q The once Of the tom.
panS. sss nonteonery strest, Room a, Nan
iosh day Of August. 1875, at the hour OF 10
O'Clock y. OF said day. TO pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs Of I'D.
verfising and expenses OF sale.
DAVID WILDER, Secretary.
omce-3e9 Montgomery street, Room q, Ban
Francisco. California. jy?ttd
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DELINQUENT SALES.
1I11oJAN HININa ~ConPAlx-
TIocstion Of principal place Of business.

Location Of works. Cold Hin: Nsyad,; .,
Noticc-There are delinquent upon the fol
lowing described stock. on account o. a;sess'
ment mo. y levied ON the iNn DAY oI Suns.
name, Of The respective shareholders. % fol-
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So to &c s s.%pi "a. ro. At u HONE ss.sn
urjf TIN IN q CO.. Purtisni. Maine.
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rREOLA GOLD AMI HnLNEe
n MIAIN0 coNfANi. = la elton Of pdn
e,psl pis, Of ha.inss'. nan fnne'-''' oS"-
LEGATION Of work.. Lyon county. Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given. thai At meeting
of the Directors. held on the is,h dAy OF
Cents d0cJ psr share Was levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation, pay.
able immedlxtsly. In United suites gold
coin, 10 the seeretsry. a. the once OF the
company. Room 1. No. ito Montgomery street.
Nan francisco. California
Any stoek upon which thi. assessment shall
r,maln unpaid on tn. nth dsJ OF iuif,
is-s- Will Se dslinqnent. and Advertised Tor
ale Al pabllc auetion. and unls.s payment IL
made before viii BE- rold On SATURDAY, the
stn dsy Of Ausust, is.a, la par the Delinquent
assessment, together with e"-'- "i advertising
THAI. n. FIFTH. secnetay.
omee-Rsom I, No. an Monts"nsrJ strrst.
aAn Francisco. California. ls'ha
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Xl2 DAY At goME..AoESrs WANT
mil TRpR = CO.. Anensia. Maine.
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EUROPA MINING COMPANY.-.

u Location Of principal place OF business.
San Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill Mining his.
tricf. storey County. Nevada. q
Notice.-1here arr delinquent upon the fol.
lowing deseribed stock. on account VI asserss
ment Inn. u ievied on the iath day OF June.
1875. the several amounts set opposite the
names Of tho respective Shareholders. ~ FOL.
lows:
Names. No. Csrtif. ehs. Amt.
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nOrK ISLAND oOLn AND sss~
IL VER MINING uOhPANY.--ioeation Of
principal plsrs of tgsiless. San frsneiseo. csl-
Location Of works, aola Hll Mining Dis
trirt. storey county Nsvsis-
the Bsasd Of Dirvetor-. held on the 3tth day OF
June. is,c. IN assessment mo. III al Tiny
cents per share WAS levied upon the eapi.
tai stock % the corporation. payable imme-
sstsry. 81 the once % the Company. San Fran.
An, siosk upon which this Assessment shall
rsmsin unpaid ON the sist day Of Jsly. is7c.
uiil be delinquent. and advertised for sale
AZ pablo ~ssetion. and unless e msnt ~ male
before will be sold On TUESDAY, the ia
day Of August. ists. 10 pay the delinquent as
ressment. together vita sosis of Advertising
and expenses of sale.
by orisr Of the Board of DLf..tor..
Onee-No. ais California street, Room q.
San Praneiseo. California. tesssd
cUpERIOR 00LD AND slLyER
- NiNIsa c0NPANy.-Locstion of priEe,-
pal rises VI bu.insss. san Fr.neis'o. CALI
Location Of works, 0oLi EIi Mining Dis
trIet. storey county. Ssvaas. ....
the Board az Direeto~. held on the sth day
Of July, 1870. an assessment Inc. ~ OF
rive tsc) cents pee share was levied upon
the capital stock 81 the corporation. payahle
Immediately, In United states goid cotn. TO
the secretary, nj the once of the Company,
No. tiiS California street. Room II. San Fran
cisco. calfornis.
ANY stock upon which ihls aseessment .hali
remain unpaid on the 10Th day OF August. isss.
vill bs delinquent. aud advertised Tor sale
AZ public ~saetiop, and uniers payment !. made
o~{,s, VIII b. cold on the TWENTY SIXTH
DAY or AUGUST. 1879, tn pay the delinquent
and eIpenses Of sale.
~ osdsr Of the Board OF Di,ector-.
=. TYSON. Secretary.
ones-tiix California street. Room u. San
Prnei.eo- California. iyittd
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The day Of dee larins stock of the Anreola
aod and palv.t Mining Company d~slinlaent.
unon which HA.sssmant Ma. ! r~mAins unpaid
IN m. ssh aay OF July. 1876. 10 dsferred until
sATUnDa AZ, the Stu deg of Auyust, i,.c. and
n. aay u cal. Of dsinlusni stoek IL ale, pet.
ponei 10 FRIDAY. the .sth dsy VI August.
isTe. Al The same time and plsse.
~ order of the Board Of Dir~ctots-
THAI. 4 WITCH, secrstsry:
A. p..uels.n Iulx 10 lsrf- lvll ~
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sem siLyEs z. s sI;,1 s'I,. c SS,, =;



IN aiNiA MINING COMMUNICATIONS
% prineipai place Of business. san Francisco,
California
Location Of works. Virgins Mining District,
storey County. nevada.
Notice " hereby given. that al q meeting Of
the Bsard Of Dirstor. held on the twenty.
seventh day OF July .is.s, AZ assessment mo-
az Twenty ave Ceufs per share WAS levied
upon the capital stoek Of the corpora
lion. payable Immediately. In United states
god eain. 10 the SECRETARY, a the once of the
Company. Room No. 10, No. 40 California
street. San Francisco. California.
Any stock upoa which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the thirtieth day of
August, 1879. viii be delinaaeLt. and 3D.
verti-ed ior pale At public auction, and unless
payment IL made before viii he cold on NON.
DAY. the eighteenth day OF september.
isss. To pay the delinquent sssessment. 10
gsther with coats of advertising and expenses
o. sale.
b. order Of thu Bard az Djretor.
JOSEPH MAGrtiE, Secretary.
once-Room ~. No. as California street,
Sen Francisco. California jy2s ID
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DnoOKs oOLD Ann nILvER MN.

omes-1nx California street. Boom II. San
fnnciseo. califoruls. iyittd
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CUccos nlLL AND MlNlNG
YELLOW JACKEr MINER MIN.

Oniee-No ma Montgomery strrvt. Rooms
md q. san Francisco, California iyistd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-10
The first proposition was laid on tho table.

/ The first proposition was laid ON the table.
Senator Blunt moved to adjourn until TO-
morrow at II NJ.
Senator Mascot called for the yeas and
nays, with the following result:
Yeas-Blackourn, Blunt, Burch. Brew
Kelso, Landry, Mascot, Stamps, Sypher,
Twitcheil, Weber, Whitney-l6.
Nsys-Alexander, Allan, Dumont, George,
Goode, Greene, Grover, Kelly, Ogden, Rob
ertson, Steven, Wharton, White, Young
IA.
Absent-Anderson Breaux, Detiege, Eus-
tbs, Ola, P0liard-6.
Before declaring the vote the President
an nounced the following special commit
tees:
Joint committee Of three from each house
to investigate charges against United States
Senator West-Messrs. Robertson, Stamps
and Twitchell
Committee of three to investigate and re-
port to the Senate whether any officers or
employees divide their pay-Messrs. Black
burn, Sypher and Harper.
Committee of three to inquire into the
lease of the wharves Of the city of New Or
leans-Messrs. Burch, Grover and Breaux.
And the President declared the Senate
adjourned until tomorrow at twelve
o'clock NJ.
P. E. BECHTEL,
Secretary of the Senate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-10


ate three additional justices of the peace in
the parish of kapides, locating their offices,
and prescribing the manner Of filling the
| same.
House bill No. 2l7, entitled an act rela.
tive to judicial sales and advertisements in
the parish Of Orleans.
House bill No. 22S, entitled an act to
amend and re-enact section ono Of an act
entisied an act to incorporate the town Of
Creola, in the parish Of VIM, approved
March II, 1859
House bill No. 23l, entitled an act to de-
tine and regulate the lien, privilege and
mortgage upon the property, resulting from
the non-payment Of taxes.
House bill No. 232, entitled an act to
grant to lntervenors and taird opponents
the right to bond property claimed by them
House bill No. s4s, entitled an act to re-
peal act No. IL, entitled an act to regulate
proceedings in CONVERSATIONS between per-
sons claiming a judicial Office, approved
January Is, 1878, and to repeal act
no. 49, entitled an act to amend and
re-enact an act entitled an act to regulate
proceedings IN CONVERSATIONS between per-
sons Glsaimlng judicial office, approved Jan
House bill NJ Sss entitled ni q an act to re.
peal act No. ll2, session Of 1874, entitled
an act to incorporate the Louisiana State
association for the Prevention and Sup
preston of Cruelty to Animals.
Respectfully,
PETER j. IRRELEVANT,
Chief Clerk.
senator White offered the following
amendments:
amend title by inserting land State tax
collectors in the parish of Orleans
DEC. :. That every State tax collec-
tor IN the city of New Orleans receive no
more Than an annual salary OF five thousand
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
On motion Of Senator Whitney, the special
] order was postponed for one halt hour.
The anti-monopolist., 1876-06-29
PETERcOOPER INTERVIEWED.

NJ ny an important statement OF prin-
ciples. a. welfas many Just view OF
current events and discriminating fore
cast Of the future. comes out through the
"pestering reporters The New YORK
Herald has just sent out one ofits corps TO
Peter Cooper. who thus was led 10 give
a casual review OF the present financial
and political situation. 1t is needless fur
us to say that anything dictated By Mr..
Cooper's clear head and honest heart j:
em,nently worthy oil attention. His in
t;mation of what ought to be done is in
accord with our own view, and the tu-
,urs will SHOW whether his expectation
OF coming events is well founded NJ
man ever had the hearts OF the mas>e.
more than he, and unless the situation
changes great multitude will give hin
their votes. History repeats itself.
and the scrap OF history which records
the election al one vi the must illus;riuu
oil the Chief Magistrates II Venice. =
the age Of eightv-four-wno. at the AZ,
Of ninety -fcur, performed deeds requiring
The anti-monopolist., 1876-06-29
CEN. CROOKS FIGHT WITH THE SIOUX

CHEYENNF. Wy. June lS-As init
mated in the last dispatch. Gen. Crooks
command lett camp the morning of the
10th inst with tour days rations and
struck across 10 the Rose BUD. n branch
of the Yellowstone in Montana and fol-
lowing down this creek The next morn
ing, about five mics down. the Snake
and Crow scouts brought word from the
front that the Sioux We're in force in the
Hills.
BE- half past eight o'clock the com
mand was in position and an extensive
fire was iuausura,ed among the Bluffs
north OF the creek. The enemy who had
begun to attack and show n thereby their
confidence in their ability TO whip the
command. retired rs the soldiers and
their allies advanced. The Sioux wer,
all we'll mounted and we'll armed. .n,
swarmeu in numbers. AT the time the,
were prodieal in the use ef ammunition
The light lasted iour hours, when tn,
The anti-monopolist., 1876-06-29
JOSH BILL lNGS ON THE MULE.

The mule is haf hOss and haf Iacka.s,
and then kums to a tull stop, pature
having discovered her mistake. Iha
weigh more akordin To their heit, than
any other kreeter. .excepta Il crcwi ar. Tha
kant hear emmy quicker, nor further than
boss, vet their ears are big enuH for
srow shoes You kan ttust them with
enny one whose life amt worth emmy
more than thu mules The only way tn
keep them into a paster, is til turn them
into me- oder fencing, and let them
Jump out. Tha are ready tor use Just as
soon tha will do tn abuse. Tha hant cot
enny friends. ard will live on buckle
berry bruse. with an okaShunal chance
at kanada lhisslcs Tha are II modern
invenshun don't think the Bible al
ludes tu them ut all Tha sell for NOR.
money than erny other d, mcstic animal
You kant teal their age by Stocking intr
their mouth emmy mure than yu kuld Z
Mexican eannen. Tha have no disease
that club went head. II tha ever die
they must KUN tn lite again. tor | never
heard notodv 81 "ded mule" Tha ar,
lik some men, very corrupt at harte
i've known them tn be good i months
Just III Get a chance III kick somebody
| never owned one. and never mean t,
unless there is aa nited States law pas
requiring H. The only reason they ar
pasl unit. IS hekas they are ashamed @
themstlfs have seen cdikated mule
in a sirkus. Tina could bite and kic
item, ,nius | would not 81 what | an
forced to 81 agin the mule. il his brit
want IN outrage. and man want III blar
ter il. Emmy man who is willing t
drivea mule, ought I'll be except b
law from running Tor the le.lsiatur. Th
are the stronSeS CIR. eters on earth, an
heaviest according III size; herd tell Q
one who tel. from the tow path on Ii
Erie kanawi, and sunk as he touched tt
ho,ttm nj. hut he kept rite on towing h
boat III the next Sta>hum, breathln
throucA his ears, which stuck out abu'
> feet + inches. didr t see this dec
but an auotouttr tuld me so. and new
kn,w an auctioneer III lie unless 1t W.
absolutely convenient
The anti-monopolist., 1876-06-29
A NEW INDUSTRY.

Wheat, ever since Minnesota has been
a State, has been her staple product,
the soil and climate being peculiarly and
particularly adapted to its raising. \
diversity Of industries Is, however. nee
essary to continued prosperity in all
branches OF business and for a number
OF wears agricuturists have been at
tempting 10 solve the problem of what
, could be substituted by the Minnesota
farmer in place OF wheat, provided the
demand should not equal the supply. As
our vast rolling pralrlts are each year
being brought more and more undei
cultivation, the practical solution OF
| this question becomes one OF tue urgent
demands ot he times. and one OF ines
timable value and Importance to the
Minnesota farmer. \ prominent resi-
dent OF this city has for the past two OF
three years been studying the SUBJECT
both from Il practical and scientific
standp int, and is convinced that the
cultivation OF hemp would result adyan.
tageously to those who make the eXper-
ment So thoroughly was he impress
ed with the Importance of his suggestion
that he mas placed himself in correspon-
ern Pacific railroad. and from them has
received letters OF commentator and
encouragement. For certain scientific
reasons the Northern Pacific and Red
River countries are considered the more
favorable tor its cultivation, and indeed,
so heartily do the railroad managers
coincide in his ideas, that they seriously
entertain the thought, and prooaoiI
. will successfully inaugurate the system
OF providing the farmers with seed to
experiment, from year to year. 1t Is as
serted that hemp, equal to the RusslaT
and better than that raised in Missouri
or kentucky, can be raised In this State
and that An annual income nt from -,
0o0. 900 to s3. .0O0, 900 win thus fill tn
: lett hand pocket II the farmer aud bal
: ance the roll OF greenbaeks carried Il
the right hand pocket. and eatned b
:. the sowing and reaping Of the goide
grain. The soil, particularly n tn
section ot the State named. IS deep u
: luvial. and would be productive of tn
: tail stalk and fibre characterlstlcal
noticeable OF the Russian hemp.
' ' The tact OF there being snow on tn
: ground during greater portion ot Il
: Sear.as in Russia, furnishes ample meat
Ter what Is termed SNOW rottIuT wnlc
s preces, beaches the hemp white. and ;
y the same time does not DESTROY the orr!
= inal strength OF the fabric. which Is n
" retained by the dew and water proce
= OF rottlng, Is is in vogue IN Mls>ou
= and kentucky. The latter named pr
: cesses are very lanoriou-. and n.at
- " hat is termed dirty handling. II
process oi rotting also reduces the Gu
!. rent market price somewhat. iemp se'
: accidentally scattered near Fort >ne
- ing mas grown raaA aud attained perie
maturity.
:, The subject is t. he brought before q
', attention ot our members OF Cuugres
- aud may prove 4 revolution in the agt
cultural industries OF the State.