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There will be five eclipses in 1877,
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Southern States. and \ partial eclipse,
81 the sun en September 7, visible in
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How Many Fowls to Kecp:-This
depends upon the space yon have to
devote to their accommodation. New
or more than forty to fifty, at most,
unaer one roof; and better, less than
over thirty in one building, unless it
be 4 very large one. Why! Because
they can't live and remain healthy,
when crowded together in greater
numbers. Upon limited premises, a
dozen to twenty may be kept com.
furtabIy. But the day you crowd
fifty to a hundred adult fowls and
chicks or more into one house, you
will find they will commence to fall
off in lay ing, the birds will get sick,
and farewell to further success or
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with numbers, and thus only can you
determine which are the best layers.
An Old Breeder, in the Plough
man..
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Why Farmers Keep Poor..-A re.
cent writer says: After long obser-
walton | have come to the conclusion
that a great majority of the farmers
that are poor might have money. If
you inquire into their business hab-
its you will find that they always sold
tile. best and kept the poorest. For
instance if they have too many sheep
on hand, they pick out the best to be-
sold. If you ask them why they do
SO they will say, "Because they bring
twice. ~ much as others, and am
ha'd up just now for money. I know
that it is not a good plan, and I do
not intend to follow it always"
think the habit Of selling the best is
a very poor plan for any man, | don't
care what his circumstances may be.
l have IA man in my mind now who
always sells his poorest sheep for
more than twice as much as the av
erage farmer gets for his best. l
have seen farmers 70 the fall pick ont
their best pigs to fatten, because they
would make q few more pounds of
pork than the others. This | call
poor economy.
The Hog, Its Value and How to
Care for.-The hog is an animal of
great importance in tl'is country, and
is every day day becoming more so.
Almost every family outside of large
cities, and even in the suburbs of
these can keep one or more pigs.
Pork can be grown cheaper than any
other kind Of meat, and what is of
much importance, small outlay of
capital brings a qnick return; if kept
in good condition, the pig may be
slaughtered at any age after one
month old.
The next important question is,
what variety is the most profitable to
kept Where the Chester White ia
known, no other breed can compete
with it. 1t is nearer perfection rs a
hog, than has ever yet been arrived
ut. It's outline is beautiful, its dis.
position gentle, its habits quiet and
eontented, not disposed to roam and
Get, so that the food it consumes goes
to formation Of flesh and is not Apent
in roaming after mischief. 1t is not a
gross feeder, but, like all other ami
mails, requires its TODD at regular IN.
.tervals; this care and attention is
never lost on it. There is no other
breed that enjoys better health. If
2 kept till twelve or fifteen months old
and properly cared for, it will yield
from five to seven hundred pounds
of net pork. What other animal will
yield so much in 80 short a time, from
10 small beginning, with such a
small outlay of capitall
The hog, like other animals, should
he kept clean or rather, it should
have an opportunity of keeping itself
clean. Its house should bare Il good
roof to turn the rain ; its floor should
be sufficiently elevated to be kept
dry and no hollow place for puddles
OF water to stand in. 1t will tfO we'll
gu pasture III Summer, with very lit.
tie slnp or grain. Clover is the very
seyt pasture for it.
The economy Of selecting the best
breed Of hogs for stocking farms is
Just beginning to be appreciated, the
Iongicgged will have to knock under,
they have had their day. Agricultu
raj periodicals are disseminating light
and truth in every corner Of our land
and with that light md truth will GO
the better breeds of all kinds Of farm
stock. =
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-22

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
D out of the District Cou of the Fourth
Judicial District of the Sta Of Nevada, in
and for the county Of Humboldt, on the 18th
day of June, "A. d, 1877 and to me directed and
delivered for execution, upon q judgment re-
covered in said Court ON the 18th day Of June,
A. d. 1877, in favor Off, J. w. McWilliams,
plaintiff, and against A. d. Wilcox, +. Bar
bour, H. L. stowen and A. Dixon, eopartners,
doing business under the firm name OF A. d.
Wilcox and Company. defendants, for the
sum OF 81 1881. U. s. gold coin, with interest
from March. list, 1876, at IL per cent. per
month; also $500, U. s. gold coin, with inter-
est from February Goth, 1877 at the rate Of
- per cent. per month; also $165. U. 8. gold
coin, with interest from July 20th. 1876, at
the rate OF per cent per month, and also
S6SS So, U. 8. gold coin. with legal interest
from date OF judgment. together with costs
and disbursements at the date Of said judg-
ment, amounting to the sum of sos 10, aud
accruing costs, all in U 3. gold coin.
Therefore pursuant to said writ of execution
and in obedience to its commands and re-
quirementS, i did, on the 22d day OF June, A..
u. 1877, levy on and take in execution the fol-
lowing described personal property, TO wit:
Six head of work horses one two horse
wagon, one large iron axle wagon, one hay
press, one moving machine, one, lot Of balsd
hay go tons more or less). one sulkey hay
rake, four sets Of harness, one platform scales,
one beam scales and twenty-five head Of
bucks.
Notice is hereby given that ON
FRIDAY, THE 29lH DAY OF JUNE, 1877.
between the hours 81 O'Clock In the morn
ing and O'Clock in the Afternoon, Wig. at 10
o'clock A. NJ. OF said day, will offer for sale
ut public auction TO the highest bidder for
cash in hand. payable only In U. o. gold coin.
ut the Wilcox & 90 g ranch on the Hum holdt
river in GoldRunTownship. Humboldt county,
Nevada. all offthe above described properly
to satisfy said judgment. costs and expenses
Of sale.
Given under my hand ct my Office In Win.
nemucca, Humboldt county. Nevads, this
i22d day Of June, A. D. 1877.
q. KYLE,
Sheriff of Humboldt county, Nevada.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-22
THE INDIAN OUTBREAK.

The latest news from the North indi-
Gates a general Indian war. The worst
reports of the massacre of settlers on
Salmon river are confirmed. The
troops have been defeated and Fort
Lapwai has been abandoned. The
Piutes and Snakes have left the NAL
heur reservation, ostensibly on hunt
ing and fishing excursion, but the
driver of the Baker City stage reports,
having met band of them, well
mounted and armed, headed toward
the Weisar and driving about 200 head
of horses. Winnemucca and his band
are on Cow creek, Idaho, and when
ordered back by the Governor, said he
would fight first. There is also an out
break in the Black Hlls, and reports
from that section say the agricultural
interests of the country will have to be
abandoned, unless protection is
afforded by the Government. The
outbreak North Is attributed to the
conduct of General Howard and Indian
Agent Monteith, who. it appears, have
been pursuing the peace or preaching
policy in dealing with the Indians. At
Malheur the Indians are said to be
very much dissatisfied. with Agent
Rhinehart. but upon what grounds is
not stated. Within twenty-eight miles
of Camp. McDermit the Indians have
killed several. head of cattle, fact
which. at this season of the year, when
roots and fish can be obtained, denotes
hostility to the whites. Reports from
all points north of the railroad indicate
widespread dissatisfaction and dis
position to fight among the several
bands and tribes. yet dispatch from
Silver City says, Winnemucca assured
Gov. Brayman. to-day that he had. no
idea of breaking. the peace.