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THE SPANISH SLAVE TRADE.

The Manner i'm which Chinese Coolies
are Brought to Cuba-A Protest from
the Chinese Emperor and a Possible
War.
By virtue OF the treaty between Spain
and China, made In 1873, an investiga-
ting committee of the most influential
Chinese was recently sent to Cuba to in
yestigate the manner in which the Chi
nese immigrants were treated in Cuba.
The commission made long and thor
ough investigation visiting all the barra-
coons. plantations and despostt0s, where
the Chinese coolies were kept IT worked.
The result Of these Investigations. but
recently published, shows that Spain Is
to this very day, carrying on a slave
trade in coolies, in which almost all the
atrocities of the old slave trade still
By the treaty between China and
Spain it was expressly stipulated that
no Chinaman should be carried to Cuba
except with his own consent. The Com.
missioners assert that in violation or
this obligation the greater part OF the
Chinamen have been taken to CUBA by
abduction or seduction, that before they
were shipped they were treated as pris-
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DIR. MULLEN,

A. REGULARLY EDUCATED PHYSICIAN,
Continues to give his ENTIRE ATTENTION
diseases. Re emit cases cured In q short time.
Long standing constitu ional atlments are
rhna, Seminal Weakness or Nervous Debility
and impotency. as the result Of evil habits in
youth or excuses. which. produce some OF the
bility, dependency. dizziness, nervousness,
dimness of sight cough. constipation. confusion
of ideas, and uniting the victim for business
who confines himself exclusively to the treat
ment of certain class Of disease s must possess
great skill in that specially. A medical pam
inlet for two stamps Medicines supplied.
Consultations free. Cures guaranteed. Hours:
q. M. TOT D. NJ: Sundays from II n m to ..
NJ Office No. IS Exchange Alley, between Bien-
vile and Cont streets. ap22 6m
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IRON COTTON TIES.
IMPORTANT SPECIAL NOTICE.

In view of the constantly increasing popu-
larity and demand for the CELEBRATED
ARROW TIE. the universally recognized favor
lite Tie of Planters. Cotton Press men and Ship
pers of Cotton generally the American Cotton
Tie Company. Limited, sole proprietors and
manufacturers of said Tie. commanding une-
auaed facilities. have in addition to their large
stock now on hand. contracted for increased
quantities, sufficient to meet the largest demand
for Cotton Ties to cover the entire crop of the
coming season. and now through their agents
generally offer the popular and irrepressible
ARROW TIE at 81 so per bundle, less ~ per
cent discount for cash. in bundles complete.
being less than the market value Of pain hoop
iron. and it being the purpose of the Company
to merit the continued patronage of the plant
ing community and to defy all eompeti ion that
may arise. their agents are instructed to con-
tract with dealers. factors and country mer-
chants, at the above named price and terms. for
future delivery up to the 1st Of August in guam
titles as may be required from time to time. set
Elements being made on delivery.
R. w. RAYNE & CO., General Agents,
New Orleans, La April %. 1877 ap17 I'm
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WANTS.

WANTED = SECONDHAND CARRIAGES
w and Buggies. Any p, hAving such. and
sale for them by calling on L. I. MADDUX, IS
Carondeef street. Also, full, stock Of Oar
riages and Buggies, and complete stock 1.-THE
wonderful combination; in short, a full stock
in everything appertalning to the - Carriage
prices to suit the times. The community is
most cordially invited to call and examine at 30
Carondelet street. .nrv
E1h11 3m IT, L. MADDUh.
IN7ANTED-A SITUATION AS A TRAVEL
w ing Agent for Drug House, BY q man
who Is ia hiliar with the business. and has ex.
tensive acquaintance In Louisiana, MISSISSIPPI
Address q Mississjnni (,jtv Miss NH
WANTED - BY A SOBER AND INDUS
w trious young man a situation as Watch
man. Porter, Salesman or Driving Of any kind ;
Is thoroughly acquainted In the city. Would go
In the country Ii desired. Address W. O.. Dem
oerat Office. fe2pf
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MAY DAY AT sT. PATR1CK's HALL.

This merry making Of the golden antebellum
days. occurring at this suspicious moment, Will
doubtless receive the liberal patronage OF all
classes of our people.
The preparations are now complete. The
scenery. the costumes and the aceompaniments
for the ceremonial of tho coronation OF the May
Queen. and for the exhibition of the Tableaux
are of rare, attractive and very pleasing de-
scriptien.
The order Is to go "A-Maying' on Tuesday
Evening next, for the musicians are engaged
ana everything has been done to make this En-
tertainment q Memorial Celebration OF the
beginning OF better times.
Tickets-Adults 80 cents. children q cents
can be had at the Hall on entering.
The doors will be open at 80 D. m.
The coronation Of the Queen will take place
precisely at o'clock.
The following well known gentlemen OF our
city have been appointed a reception committee
for this oceasion
w. l.. Rowley J.P. Horror
H. +. Warner, John A. Watkins.
Theo Behan. IT, Bush,
Geo. j. Pitfleld. Geo. P. Harrison,
L. Knapp, Thos. L. Wibray,
M Brown, W. L.. Gushing,
g. Phelan, J. II. Bennett
Z. Belden. u. @, Army,
r. McElroy. G.. w. Lane
e. Mallam. H. w. Barnes.
r. Rhodes, W. Il. Leyerich,
J.. Anderson, Geo. W. Race, t-
W.. T. Fairehild, w. L. Hodgson,
J. L Gross, J. McCandllsh,
W. Homes. John Clifton,
W. g. Wheeler, Il. I'll. Watson. ap2a
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G. l.. GIRARDET's
Calendar OF
Auction Sales of Real Estate, Stocks, ETC.,
TO TAKE PLACE All THE
ST, CHARLES AUCTION EXCHANGE


Thursday, May 3-The grand CLOSING S Az
for account of foreign oWne,,s,. ", r 80.
years credit-A large list q ehol.e ply ply
ertv, comprising eplendla pns t haiai
stands one. two and thr sH-ssui hn;ah
stores residences and dwelliI gs IN pfleK
and frame admirably located IN tns
Tirat. second Third. Fourth and sixth
Distriets See descriptive llst LOT par
tieulars. ...z,,ao,rs,a,, ~ Mar
onret Rund-Store and dwellings ana
builiinp lots forming the corner 81 Ham
Iart and Thalia streets. Lear the Dryades
Market , r ,1,;,tr
with front and side garden. No. 25e lerp-
siehore. b tween st. Charles and Caron-
delet streets.
f1cky Press and Stagg Hall Yard. ;,
The dealing" cotton press property ana
four very valuable and contiguous. pat ~,
ture squares adjoining the upper limits
of the great New Orleans. st. Louis anu
Chicago Railroad depot.
That charming French cottage residence.
with large ornamented grounds and gar,
den, forming he southwest corner Oh
Elvsian Fields and Claiborne streets.
The house and lot No. 1T2 rankin between
puydras and Lafayette streets
For terms and full particulars. see ofi1cial hno
descriptive advertisements and plans at the
office of the Auctioheer. 81 Camp street.
mh27 If
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BuRrErTs FLAvoRINa ExTRAoTs.-1hs supera
ortiz of these extracts consists tn their perfect
purity and great strength. They are warranted
Ter into the composition Of many Of the fictitious
ruit fiavors now in the market. They are not
My true to their names, but are prepared from
fruits Of the best quality, and are 80 highly con-
cantrated that comparatively small quantity
onlv mead he used,
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DLENTY OF SPORT
COME ONE-COME ALL.
GRAND MAY FESTIVAL

COME 0NE-COME ALL
GRAND mAx FESTIVAL
To be given by
MFcHANIrg, FIRE COMPANY NO g.
80 r~.....
Al tine FAR Grounas,
ON SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1877.
ro hoo;r WITH an oman air Concert at o'clock
~ y ~ tha III" II d Z" 1ath Tnfantry band
y Ill., Wy 1n n ~ - i' su.m HATTIE
6AAND shAM D
BY the Mitchell Rifles and Mitchell
Battery
p.u.aox,.;,,e, the brisk contest betwean ttha
"Iaspar Greens'i nndsr Cen Coffee on the left
Of Gen. Jackson's line, and the British East
tempted TO flank the position OF the Americans
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-30

L1OR SALE-THE DELIGHTFUL HEaI-
l. denee and extensive grounds Of Judge M:
A. Doolev, at the corner Of Washington and
about lao feet from St. Charles street are for
sale The grounds consist OF nine lots covered
with about 1900 orange trees tsome sixty bear
provements are nearly new-a raised cottage
with marble mantels. hall, and all convenient
outbnildings for poultry. etc. etc. Inquire at 20
st Charles street. or on the premises, or adj
dress Postnffiee Box 243O. ap1Ttf
l. to Richmond, Va. and two flrst-class Tick
cts to st, Louis, Mo. Inquire at No. 10 st.
Charles street. mh6%
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MONEY TO LOAN.

The undersigned has constantly on hand
money to be loaned out on mortgage, and at
q reasonable rate on GOOD CT tY PROPERTY.
+ d. sEGHERs, Notary Public.
Office B. No. 26 st. Charles street.
anoa I'M Up stairs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOtice-All Members of the Night
workers. Association are requested to assemble
at their hall, corner OF Josephine III aud Laurel
's apag T. olaef o. 'as OVEN FITZPATRICK
Louisiana Department Life Assocta-
ton of America. No, 1879 Gravier street. New
Orleans.The annual e election Tor PRESIDENT
partment will be held al this office on MONDAY.
May Ia, 1877, between the hours Of II a. m. and
= ap2a staw I'd s. FLOWER Secretary.
Not1ce-The public is hereby cautioned
against the negotiation of a certain promssorv
note. dated New Orleans. October "a, 1876,
drawn by Peter Martin, to the order of himself,
for the sum of $780, payab one year after. date
and by him Endorsed and paraphed ne varietur.
to Identity it with an act OF mortgage OF the same
date, passed before Notary Public John I. Ia
can apply to P P. CARROLL, Attorney. 90 tar
ondelet street. apps 4t*
New orleans. April n, Isgz-The un-
dersigned hereby gives notice that he will not
name "pss st It. husser Prince . JOHN G6HERsANAz
house of THOMAS II. HANDY &, CO.. Of this
city, have this day been appointed sole agents
for the sale Of Pommery \ Greno Champagnes IL
A Aha saas Of 6HhRha aRAF New YORK
ap27 st Sole Agent for the Y y and Canadas.
once Crescent City Oil Company, NO.
% Union street.-the first Annual Election for
Nine Directors of this Company, to serve DUR
ing the ensuing year. will be held at this office
on MONDAY. MAY 7, 1877 betv cen the hours OF
II O. m, and o. m. J. H. DUGGAN.
Secretary and Treasurer.
New Orleans April &c. 1877. ap26tmy7
Notice of Elec,ion-The Hibernft In
surance Company of New Orleans Conform
ably to the charter, the election OF Directors. to
serve during the ensuing twelve onths4 will
| take place at the office OF the Company, No, "
Camp street ON MONDAY, the 18th Of May, be-
| tween the hours Of ii a. m. and p. m.
APPS 10 L. i. BRAGG, secfetary.-
ONCE of the Crescent City Live stock
Landing and Slaughter House Company.
No. 20 Carondelet street. back otltce- new VI
leans, April 20. 1877 he annual drawing of the
sinking fun of the mortgage bonds OF this COM
| panv will take place at this office on ~ y =
| DAY, MAY 1, 1877. at o clock D. IN. The mold
= 90-lN'' j. N. AUGUsTIN
| ap2o I'd Secretary.
| For the Lake Office of New Orleans
| City Railroad Company, No. 124 Canal street
| New Orleans, April 1, 1s77-From this date trains
| for the Lake will leave the city at and O'Clock
| a. m, and every hour thereafter until O'clock
| D. rn The last train will leave the Lake End at
| 8 o'clock p. m. @. O. LEWIS Secretary.
| ap1 tt
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THEO. DANZIGER's SONS,

2o3 Canal ST., between Burgundy and Rampant
Branch Store-228 and $50 Royal street, corner
st. Philip, APT I'm
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-A STEINWAY & SONS s700
J. Square piano; nearly new. Price, $500. Call
at No. "a Seventh street, New Orleans.
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FASTER FESTIVAL .

The annual Easter festival of the Chtldrens
Home Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
jackson street, will take place on the grounds
Of the institution, THIS AFTERNOON. 29th In
slant, at o'clock. The exercises will consist
Of addresses the reading OF the annual report
and singing by the children. tits expected that
several bishops and clergy from abr Dad will be
among the speakers. ape 1t
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among Inc speakers. apAS ~
A CADEMY OF MUSIC
Commonwealth Combination by the entire
pff Foh G sURMER Z s ia a5s'
Under hs 4 RE Ms g9 II Tares
Select Entertainments Each Week COM
men nmag. ID a,,' Matinee. April rs,
With D. a'.essis sRa1kAaafr sonea, eA''9o
eaeS aE usP Pe WIFE
9ge Moses M Mnaoa R GoPgs Bana bR
f Feead e Rifle aoRd IL VII GhK
un bm n,e BsB 4 hgThH dss ga fs famous
"eq TIE oG 'iyeRtptN ' D0'''..N''
Saturday, May b-Another Family Matinee
GRAND pANrOMIMIC ENTER rAINMENT
GIVEN BY
THE LADIES OF NEW ORLEANS.
May I'd, 1877,
AT THE OPERA HOUSE,
For the benefit Of the
HOUSE OF GOOD SHEPHERD.
First pantomime-"AULD ROBIN GRAY"
Second Pantomime WILKINS AND HIS
DINAH," illustrated ballad, in two scenes.
Doors open at half past seven O'Clock, and the
performance will commence at eight o'clock.
LADY PATRoNEssEs:
Mrs Thomas simms. Mrs Mortimer.
| CaDdevielie. Col Owen.
Binder, Dr scott,
| Sonje Kschoff,
| Bonford, OBrlen,
Bell Chaffraix.
r. j Senmes Chas Carriere,
Beard. fenseh.
| COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
| Mr. O Taft, MrA fanny,
ALL Jas fafitte, Ringold Breauseau,
L Campbell. Ashton Phelps.
Henry Denegres -. VIM Pinckard.
| RECEPTION COMMITTEE. ...
Mr. M Musson, Mr. Jos Bowling,
| Chas Maeready. EPayne, :,
| Frank Lee Chas Carroll,
| Phil Buchanan, George Behan,
| Z l. Bayne, waiter stauHer.
VIM Rem -haw. r Semmes.
| Macmillan Hermann, Jno Devereux.
AW Wheeler, Dan johnson.
TO Over CE Bateson,
| PSimins, Hy kirkpatrick.
+ Bowiing. Eugene Phelps,
| Up Wharton Norman Mccall.
| Atwood Violet, Nd wallace,
| Frank Kennedy, W Schmidt.
| Mr. Chas Whitney.
Tickets and boxes can be secured at Grune-
wald's. from diagram and at the bog office cf
the Opera House ON the evening Of the enter
| tainment. apo
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A. NOLAS
COOKING RANGES

COOKING RANGES
~ AND GAS FIXTURES,
AT NEW YORK PRICES
Bath Tubs, Pumps and Hose Pipes, Iron Lead
and Zine Lined Pipes of all sizes, Water. Steam
and Gas Cocks of all patterns,
At
SULLIVAN & BULGER's.
ar2o 1t o. CAMP STREET.
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NEW ORLEANS LAGER BEER.
CASPAR LUSSE,
Nos. 4zs and AIS Chartres street,

Nos, A56 and AIS Charities street,
Announces to the proprietors OF BEEN
SALOONS, and to the public. that having COM
pleted his immense apparatus for maautac-
turing
he is prepared to sell the same AT q, LOW W., Eh
PRICE than auy other HOME MADE ART!-
Gle and OF as good quality as any SINH ar arui-
Gle produced in the United States. mh27 6m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

cow PEAS. COW PEAS.
Choice Carolina Clay PEAS.
Clay mixed and other varieties.
500 TONS COTTON SEED MEAL.
For sale by on m
anao FIR ga su I'm At Magazine street.
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Judges:

T.. G. Payne, John A. Morris. N. D. Wallace.
Henry Conner. Scott MeGehee.
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D.. Dp0g Hu2Gr. EITllI0 y. " brIbn, ID. NJ 1dEIOu.
Committee in Charge of Race stand:
vAUDRY, Chairman.
DIR. B. A. Pope Alfred Sldell.
j. Numa Augustin, J. b. Lafltte.
w. E, Huger, W. A. Gwynn.
CJ Lewis, Frank Kennedy
Walker Fearn W. Miller Owen.
j. A. LATTE. =. A. Palfrey.
&. J. Bratton. e. L. Ranlett.
James DeBuys, J. w. Vanderkieft
J. Given, A. X. Brown.
W. A. s. Wheeler, Geo. P. Crane
M. Isnaga, D. II. Fairchild
c.. W. Miltenberger, J. c. Lawton.
Timers:
r. W. Simmons, Jules Aldige. G. A. Williams.
Races will be under the rules of the Louisi-
ana Jockey Club, catch weights.
Price Of admission to stand. ................$1 90
Price Of admission to Observation-Disclosures. so
Children under flfteen-Half Price.
Races to Commence at 3:3O O'Clock.
Tickets for sale at
Alb. Grisword's, E. A. Tyler's.
Eyrich's Bookstore, D. Fl. Holmes,
Braselman & Adams seebold's'u ,.,.a,
Hawkins Lahtte d HOPKINS
p. BUCHANAN, Chairman.
ape suWesuMo
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EXCURSION TICKETS
ALABAMA STATE FAIR,
At Mobile,
Commencing TUESDAY, May l, and contnu-
ing five days.
Tickets will be sold on MONDAY and TUES
DAY only, April 80 and May /. Good to return
on any train until and including SUNDAY, the
9Th, 1877. Fare for the round trip 81. ap29 1t
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THE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE So
LIGHTED.
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NoaU Ready,

Henri Martins handsomely illustrated HIS
TORY OF FRANCE in French, from 27s u. Y. up
to 1870, in six volumes. at u each. Payable
monthly. Subscribers received at liz Carohde-
let street, ground floor ap29 IT.
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NOtice-AIl Members of the Night
workers. A. soeiation are requested to assemble
at their hall, corner of Josephine aud Laurel
streets at 10 o'clock Q, M, SA rURDAY, May 8
1877. By order of the Secretary.
ap29 1T OWEN FITZPATRICK.
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Distance Judges

J. Dees Huger Emile J. OBrien, B. M. Harroe
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New orleans, April "a, IS7z-Tbe un-
dersigned hereby gives notice that he will not
he resnonsible for any debts contracted in the
name Of Iugger Prince Joinylle.
ap2a 3t* JOH IN Oh ERSANAI.
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tion Of America. No. 1so Hravier street. New
Orleans-The annual election for President,
Vice President and thirteen Directors ofths de-
partment will be held al this office on MONDAY
May Ia, 1877, between the hours of ii a. m. and z
apoa staw I'd s. FLOWER. Secretary
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New Orleans, April u, Is77-The
house Of THOMAS Fl. HANDY l. CO.: of this
city, have this day been appointed sole agents
for the sale Of Pommary y Creme, uhannagnes ~
Alabama. CHARLES GRAEF. New York,
anof at Sole Arnnt for the II. s. and Canadas.
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NOTICE NF DaSSOLUTlON
COMPREHENSIVE.

N1OTTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN tina
~ Copartnership heretofore existing
the undersigned in General MefcH' !,
Business at Lewiston, idaho TERRITORY I
day dissolved by mutual consent ~
and liabilities of the late firm of Hex,e',
andcr haye been assumed by AMI VIII
by Joseph Alexander. All accounts
reee yable of said firm subsequent !"
LIST. 1871. nave been purchased by anu
c5l.ecie. b., said Alexander.
J.ALEXASp1
Vi arch -, 1877.
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NORTH IDAHO.
IA QUESTIONS ANSWERED.

written a letter to the Postmaster of thi
place, at the instance Of persons in tn.
vicinity of Tamaroa, propounding sever
al pertinent questions respecting thi.
portion of Idaho. This letter has beer
furnished to us with the request tina
we answer these questions through TIL
TELLER, and we hereby comply with
this request, publishing each question
and its answer Immediately following
LIST. Is there any good government
land within convenient distance Of your
town?
We answer directly, yes !; and further
say that our town is situated at the Yves.
tern boundary of Idaho Territory, ada
cent to Washington Territory, and
hence much of Washington is tributary
to this place and contains large quaint.
ties Of surveyed government lands open
for presumption and Homestead. OF
the land in Idaho tributary to this
place, in Al townships have been sur
veyed $685. acres, three fourths of
which is prairie land the balance is tim
bered land, and four fifths of the whole
is we'll adapted to settlement and high
degree of cultivation. About $4,000
acres Of this land is already occupied by
prescriptions and homesteads. The re-
maindcr is now open for -emption,
homestead and timber culture entries.
No sales, other than pre- emption sales
arc yet offered by the government, and
will not be till o-emptors and home
steaders have enjoyed their full rights
in making selections. To no portion Of
this land will timber have to be hauled
more than ten miles, and much the lar
ger portion has timber near at hand.
Itis generally we'll watered by streams,
springs or by shallow wells dug by the
settlers.
Cd. What is the price Of improved
farm lands, if any for sale
There is 10 established price. But very
few are offered for sale and the prices
vary according to the extent and char
actcrs Of the improvements, and the
eligible situation Of the places and the
tastes of the Purchasers. Sales of 16O
acre tr1cts have been made for, from
$500 to $4,000. Bot so long as there
is so much and so good government land
to be had in the vicinity, sales Of i'm
proved farms at high price will NOT
take place.
3D.. What do your farmers mostly
raise f!
Our chief agricultural products are
wheat, barley, oats, fax and corn, the
latter mostly on river bottom lands.
They also raise every variety of vegeta-
bic grown in the temperate zone. They
raise cattle, horses, sheep and hogs in
grca. abundance.
4.h. Do they irrigate!
Bat very little irrigation is required
aud that along the river bottoms where
is founa.a washed gravel subsoil. The
hench and table lands have clay sub
soi, which holds the moisture through
AZ, tn, lfv Reasons - til. wear and crops
haye never failed on t,,e-e lands from
..foath s,uee the settlementot the coun.
try. Although some seasons have pro-
,lacaa mere than others.
Ii IL ra:sed what IL tie nyarage