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THE WEEKLY GLOBE.

The WEEKLY GLOBE Is mammoth sheet, exactly
double the etze of the Daily 1t Is just the paper
Cor the reside containing in addition to all the current
news choice miscellany, agricultural matter, market
aeports &c. 1t is furnished to single SUBSCRIBERS al
Sl.5O per year. Clubs OF five (address to one per-
sony for Sl.15 each.
Postage prepaid by the publisher all editions.
All mail spb.crptops payable invariably in advance
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ST. Louis having developed nasty scan
dial involving the reputation of clergyman.
Chicago will feel bound to 60 one better.
Unless rumor is very far wrong, Chicago has
plenty of material from which to construct a
truly Eeecherian tale.
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MATT CARPENTER asserts positively that
or any other newspaper. There is hope,
therefore, that he will some day attain
wealth.
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GREAT NORTHWESTERN EXPOSITION.
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
The privileges for the sale Of refreshments
and meals the Minneapolis Fair Grounds
during the coming great ex .4osition will be of
fered for sale on TUESDAY. AUGUST 18TH at 10
o'clock A. NJ. at the office of the association in
Pence Opera House building, Minneapolis.
CHARLES II. CLARKE,
Secretary.
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What May Re Erpected.

The GLOBE may at any moment be ex-
pected to desert Donnely and go over to
Albert Schefer.
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4,rGys LnckY.


The National party of the Third Minneso-
ia district has formally nominated Donnelly
for Congress. Donneily was always lucky
fellow.
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100 acres of land, prairie and timber, in Becker
county, two miles from Detroit on Northern Pacific
railroad. Address, II. II. GERRY,
Cor. Third ase. south nd Fourth ST.,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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" uHted.
For Sule.

An intelligent, well qualified seamstress, at twenty
Washington Avenue north
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Local committees are earnest y Invited to prompts
ly call conventions in their respective counties for the
selection of gates.
VIM. LEE, Chairman, T. g. MEALEY,
w. W. MCNAIR, A. M. FRIDLEY,
A. j. LAMBERToN, EDMUND RICE,
VIM P. CLoUGH, W. JAY WHlpILE,
T.. s. Brown, w. M. TILEsToN,
+. l. ARCHIBALD, VIM. BROWN,
VIM. NJ. CAMPBELL, FRANK MORSE,
+. j. MEAD, j. M. PAINE,
p. H. KELLY, II. r.. WELLS,
E. M. WILSON, j. G. WISE.
HENRY PoEHLER,
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Hokah Blade, Aug. 10: The harvest is
about completed and the yield in this county
will not probably average over seven or eight
bushels to the acre. The quality is poor.
Geo. Kile, a farmer living on the ridge be-
tween this place and Caledonia. informs US
that he has twenty acres of wheat that will
yield twenty-eight to thirty bushels to the
acre. In fact his crop is all very good.
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The Terdens GanJ

Is the best advertising medium in the Scandinavian
language in the northwest All kinds of Scandna-
Wan job printing cheap. Office, "a Bridge square.
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JfdItfeG.

girl for general homework. Apply n person Mt
NO. 1,006 First avenue north
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The Railroads of tie World.

A French writer has been carefully collecting
the railway statistics OF all nations. At the
close of 1879 the total railway mileage in the
world was ,ss2 miles apportioned as fol-
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4 Beautiful Present.

The employees of the st. Paul d Pacific rail-
way surprised the efficient road master of that
company, Mr.. Fred McNaughton, by calling
him out to one side Yesterday and presenting
him with magnificent gold watch and chain.
The watch was one Of the very best Howard
movemen. time pieces with heavy gold cases,
and had been purchased o. storer Tor the gen
erous sum of 1924. 1t was marked:
Presented 30
Fred M,N.,oht.,ss
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@ HILLS ROM & COUILLARD
Attorneys at Law. Collections Specially.
Office No. so Wash. Ave. s., Minneapolis, MINI.
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contribute towards his enjoyment while here.
He will probably be accompanied by Mrs.
Hayes and come members of the cabinet.
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Europe has a capital OF ten thousand five
hundred millions (sl0, 800, 0OOO0O) invested in
railways, against s60OO,0o0,O0O for America
and all the rest of the world. The railways of
Europe in 1876 carried 1.140.0O0, 900 passen-
gers, and 5,4O0.0O0,OOO tons of
freight, or about 40 passengers to every 100
tons of freight. 1t is estimated that 1000, 900
of rails are required every year to renew the
wornout stock on the sroads already in opera
ton. besides what is needed to lay down new
roads, The average wear of rail is ten years.
The rolling mills of the United States have
capacity of nearly 1000. 900 tons, though orr
consumption of rails, including imports, is
not half that number.
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Fred McNa ughtoa
Boys of the st. Paul 4 Pacific Railway,

The present seems to have been deserved, as
Mr.. McNaughton is one of the most universally
popular gentlemen connected with the road,
The presentation was made by John Costello
who at present is acting road-master.
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M1NNEApof1s GLoBELE1s.

Directors of the Fireman's Life Association
hold their regular monthly meeting to-day at
2 P. NJ.
DR.. j. J. Lynn has engaged Architect Buffng-
ton to make plans for large block 9Ox114 and
four stories high. to be located on the corner of
Second street and First avenue south, opposite
Brackets block. The foundation will be put
in this fall. This will be one of the largest and
handsomest blocks in the city when complete.
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At that time the United States had but IA
095 miles of railway. But at the close of 1877
the mileage was 1854. and must now be about
80. 600. Other nations are credited az fol-
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Time Called.
Anoka Union
1t is about time for the st. Paul GLOBE to
bring out another candidate for Congress.
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but we can stand it. Mr.. Dawson is mayor,
and he wants to be mayor again. think. and I
guess he will be- added the senior gentleman,
good-humoredlv smiling.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-05

band was engaged and dispensed mu'ic for the day and evening. Refreshments in great variety were furnished those who were in clined f, partake, the new dancing hall. which is pronounced tO be the finest in the county, was filed from sn early hour in the afternoon, untilth wee sma hours of the com- ing day, with those who trhapsd the light fantastic toe to the merry music of the band. The supper prepared by mine host, NIT. At kinson, IS spoken of by those present as be- ing equal to anything heretofore gotten up in this section, and all came away well pleased with the attention, fare and fes- tivities at the Iron Spring Station.
 Another party was given at the City Hall, and largely attended, therefore we con- lecture that there were but few of our citi- zens who did not celebrate the l ourth. The salutes of the evening, under the di- rection of Frank Schultz, commander of the anvil battery. and several rockets sent up from private residences, and places of busi ness added to the general celebration oF he day and were things of a nature to recall to the minds of every American recolect- ions of early days.
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Ryland's Circus.

According Co announcement, RTland s Circus on Wednesday evening last, gave one oI is pleasing and wonderful entertain mcut, in this village, which was attended by about 5oO people. Owing to the indis- position If NIT. Ryiand, upon whom de- volvcd many difficult par $, the evening entertainment, although ,onsidered excellent hy the spectators. Wa- not, in every particular, what the member, Oi the company wished 1t 70 be-
 The riding Iy Mr~. Ryiand on a bareback horse, equals that of any female equcs'rienne anyNh ere. and really ast"nished the spec tators Prey. the Iron Man. in his teats of strength were very good and left an i'm pres-ion with those present. that the hang mang's knot would have but little effect on his neck To cEoKe Percy to death it would b, necessary ' hang him by t.e heels. Julian T tgibn performed some extraordinary fyats of blrrhlck riding. Gastclum, the India RIl5cr buy. acquitted himself very crcditahly turning himself into many peculiar shapes and positions. The clown was somewhat lost on account oi the ring mJ~JeI's absence, however he pleased the young folks lis l0rdship Gen. Grant. the goat. d.j not make his appearance oa the lr,t occasion. but vii. see ile people on Saturday evening reN', when i. i- pr posed to give Nr Ry.aGi. the old circus man, who has haea for the i.,t Iyy E.a'- n Central Amcrici and Mexico, performing ant i'm roveri,hiug himself aud family, on Saturday, 'n-norrow evening. & grand benefit, on
 t:l ~~>.ou hc will he on hand and take WI. ",,,-' IT,. li,,,. ,~ ;"-.l drgs who perform wonder under his mana@er'-h'' WI" D'' brought before tho p.lr," and 9 through some very >iaru'a! maneuvers.
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REDEMPTION OF C OuNTY WARRANTS.

VIII pay. on Ir--en5ation. the following Warrants tl-
 IIENERAL FUND. Series of l--7 from So. B 10 8 inclusive,
 CyNTINGENT FCNH. b5.suc- Contingent Warrant. No. 2-. Series lsI' The holders of said warrants are hereby notified that interest thereon ceases from the ..4., A.i.ts aiiiSeu, ana that II the same be mot pr.~cn.ei within ten days. the fund~ set ar,srt for their redemption will oe applied to inc plvIneut of warrants next in the order in which they were issued. l.. J. COOK.
 County Treasurer. Prescott. July 3rd, 1-7s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-05

D1d>an brought two unruly subjects to time this afternoon, t1r breaking the peace
 County Treasurer Cook. who is punctual in Iii, official du.;es. adverr-es that he will redeem certain County Warrants. Read his o;ice.
 Otto Weber, celebrated his Fourth in a manner that was gratifying to his many frioud-. aal th4t set "old bachelors" to thinking.
 Dr. Go3lf-,Iow, who left Us on the 1Gth of June for San Francisco. having concluded hi, bu>inc,, in that great city returned home on Wednesday evening. being the first passen- ger C. come through on the new schedule of our daily mai.
 Al. fiber, cand;iase fir Sheriff. and MT Miller ot Camp Verde. arrived from that comfortably warm cline yesterday. Nr Seiber thinks his chances A l, for the petition he now asks at the hands of the voters of lavaFai.
 l.. C. Palmer, with his four-horse coach. Jeff tar the terminus of .he Denver and RIo Grgnde l. f. this afternoon, taking with him tue following persons as passen- gers. NIT. Dongherty, Mrs Jones and two chiidrel, Nr. Told and MT. Randall
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-05
The Satiou-- Birthday.

Yesterday. the lo2i Anniycr-ay of ihe American inlepcnicnce passed p.el-antly
 in our mountain town. At all early hour ia the morning our ,lumber' were broken by tic salute. fret from town and the mill fary camp, Fort Waippie. "nd also the sweet ,t-un. Of music dispensed by the Whipple band, Cur Hnie folks were Ly no mean, iire-f-e -ecr.c<ar, were hrougn, int" rsoui,ition and aided 10 the excitement and m.arftv at tle early morn. Sir, Ho5eft Atkinson. of the Iron spring et tion. had made extensive preparations for entertain ing ta, people generally. and during the it. rir-ia... after carriage departed tor the festive scenes going on at that place, untI. about I1G cd, ta1-. who c'u.a HAh mean '' rta.gtae. departed and took part in lh. t-rr...,- ra.r.. The proprietor, Nr. At- E..-an. ...a ma '.rrery preparation possible s"~ ,n. comfort "t h:- -ne7's- The Nmrpic
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In BankTuptcy.

In ,, Ui-,r., Court Ot tl- United states. for the 5i Judicial J.-.ri-- Cf jl- Irrrit0r! of Arizona. IL -h- matter of
 G. A. STRICKLAND. In Bankruptcy.
 Bankrupt.
 4, F-e--a il sad District June 29th, \. D. I.7s. 7h.rd Jtuijrf.3 biS'.ir'. Ss.
 N,tic i. hereby given that petition has been filed in -aif Court ly e. A. Strickland of Williamson Valley lu -aiI District, duly declared Bankrupt under Title LAI uf ti- K yi- St1tute- Of United states. for dis charge and certificate thereof from all his debts. and o.uar claims I-uyaDle under said Ir, and that the 18th day uf July next al two o'clock r. H., at the Court house of said Court u the yillsCa of Prescott, is .s.ei for hsarug of the sama when and whore any s rsons interested may attend and show cause, if y ;leJ Lase. vy IaJ-s "f -aid petitioner should i.t f.e granted LILLIAN MILkEkSIN.
 Clerk of District Court.
 By JOHN LLOYD Deputy. Pre--9r,, June 29 ls7s.-IDd
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Sealed Proposals.
OFFICE or THE BOARD oF SUPERvIsoRs, YAvAPAI COUSTT, ARIZONA,
 

OFFICE OF IRE BOARD OF sUPEEvI-OHs,
 YsvAPAI CoTSTT, ARIZONA,
 PREsCoTT, July 3, l-le. CEALED PROPOSALS, With copy ol this a!ver- O ts-ncut attached. for the maiueance and care Of the Idgeut S'ck and Wounded Of Navapa County, in- c.uiiug boarding. lodging nursing, hospital acc1no- d-t.ou-. medicines, -urlCal appliances. medical and surgical attendance. together with the medical and sur gc- att uisucc of iudigent county prisoner, from July 1zth IS7s until December 3 1878. incusy 0t bs rr's pr 'rsk, VII be received at the office of the Clerk Of said Board of supervisors until 70 o'clock A. V. Uf July 10th, l--s-
 The Board the prisll--- of sr aly time sD- uu ling contract which may be made with the sue cs-tu bidder and of rejecting any and all bids.
 WILLIAM WILKINSON, Clerk. iul-3 By JOHN LLOYD, Deputy.
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EstraY No nee.

Came n my ranch n Urper Kirkland Valley January l- l-7 stag pale red dun c1lo-et, noulty face, or ten year old, swallow f0rk both ears; branded Jeff hip with heart The will p.ove property, pay chGrges and take him away.
 And ikewi-e small bay horse l0 or l2 years old, branded on left thigh with spanish brand to my ranch the last of April. l-ls. The owner viii please prove property, Day charges and take him away.
 I. GAINES. Prescott. July g. ls7s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-05

4 bill from Arizona MINER for printing calendars for the Court. S}J-iisall0wed.
 ChaS. Yates threw up his contract for car ing and boarding the ind!gent sick.
 Dr. Geo. D. Kendall produced to the Board six warrants issued irregularly in ls'G, which the Board had directed the County Treasurer to refuse payment on the same. The Board considered the matter o. Dr. Kendall and ordered a warrant drawn for the principal and interest on said six warrants from theirissuauce to date, amount ing to Sl .35g 2g.
 Rerort of licenses by Sheriff Bowers. and the Couaty Trea,arcrs receipt therefor. amounting to ;592.
 Also the County Treasurer's receipt for tine- collected by 4. 0. Moves. J. F.. SI4: by II. II. Cartier. J. F., $l2.j0.
 Board adjourned until Monday, July $, at 10 4. NJ. when they will meet and sit as a Board of Equalization
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Notice.

There will be meeting Of subscribers to the capital stock the Prescott Dramatic Socety, he'd at the office of Fitcl S Churchill, TUESDAY. u LI 9, lsIs, at o'clock F. .. Co consider the propriety of increasing the capital stock of the Society 10 the Of Five Thousand Dollars. ful atteniance is requested.
 THOMAS FITCH. Pres't. Prescott. July :. 1878.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
To Let.

convenient cottage of four roorn-, oua block from from the plaza, low go 1d family single gen tleusn. Enquire yf Se!kirk & Co, Cali J-uls Store.
 july If Notice.-W. L. Anderson will please call at the Cor raj O. J. D. Grass for T. packages of Merchandise pay charges and receive the same.
 RCSHER S ATKINSON. Prescott July It, 1873
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Dissolution Notice

Notice k hereby given that the copartnership hereto fore existing between the undersigned in the millinery and dress making business, has been dissolved by tua consent. The business will be carried hy M-ses Alice and Mar Wilson. MISS ALICE WILSON.
 MSS MARY WILSON.
 IllS.JG~EPHINE WAITE Eres.utt Juu, 4, l~.s.-lsS3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-05
Notice,

Calit y place Verde Valley. \. T., about March lYth. l-7s. Two C0Es white with dark spots on neck and zhUuier the other red Viih few white spots fank-. both about ye4rs old and branded V. The owner owners VIII please call. prove property pay charges, and take them away.
 VI. McINFRNAI; Verde Valley Juue 2lst. Is-s st.t
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Notice 10 settle.

Al Irr-,~ are uur.ard that they must cal 4I me Captain otee irhin thirty days and settle ac- counts. eithrr "i'h The m"u-l 'r bv HCte- No desia- Ifuftefl tsrraiurd. SEQ. W. Ci bTiS.
 Prescott. NJ, s.th. l~s-.
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DTFD

LINDERIIAN.-At Camp TlJnas, 4. T., on the eyeu- iog of June 24 ls1S, after ilaes- of two weeks, M-s. Nary Lindsuan- beloved wife of Henry Under man. Aged 24 years
 Kansas papers please copy
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-05
st,ayed or StOIen---s2O Reward.

The subscriber has lost Che. Ight-bSy, with short and tail, hts forehead. span i-h ba4nd ou hip and shoulder. The other, dark chestiEt-sOrre, win blaze-fsce and white hind-egs, 5 years Clg. Both animals were shOd all round.
 The above reward will be pail by returning said I.lare- to NATHAN E. BOWERS,
 Agus Fria Ranch, Prescott, Maj la, 1878. msy2S-vtE
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-05
M A D.

BARNEY -BUFORD At the residence of the bride's parents. Verde, July g. 1873, by Theodore Maxwell, J. D.. Mr. Ben Barney and Miss BufOrd. LEWARK -BARNEY.-At Verde. July 3. 1878, by Theo- d'r- Maxwell, J. F.. MT. liuss Lew-rk and Miss Maggie Barney.
 R-ZIEGELAsCH.-Ia Prescott. July 4th, 1878. by lev. Gilmore. Otto Weber. and Hiss Augusta Zegelasch. Both of this Village.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-05
WAN TED!

y,a.t..I au Aa-lt for tht MINING RECORD of N.., Y.r4 Nia---- \. E. CHf~DTN.
 ..r.-..-.stG E E.naiNay. NeV 4uri.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-05
OCAL INTELLIGENCE.
TUESDAY.

Arrivals and Departures by C. S A. Stage. ARRIyALs.-John Flynn and l.. Floyd. DEPARTUREs.-Frank Reed and James Stewart.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-05
Proceedings of the Bo,rd of Supervisors.

The Board met July lst. Present-Gee W. Curtis, Chairman; Joseph $. Cook and 4. ]. Mason; William Wilkerson, clerk, by John Lloyd. deputy.
 The Probate Judge audited and approved the salaries of the Board of Supervisors, as
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-05
Postohice Letter List.

The following is a Inst of letters remaining in the Prescott posUorfice Yavapai County AriZona JulY 9th. IBIS:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-05
w. J. HOWARD.
NOTICE.

In Jrer that may settle Ul the frst Jf th- Late Cole. kashf0ri. .ery r+"u indebted the rrrsl Cf l.. Bashford Co., requested C., cal and -sJ. their acsvuuJ- se.if'itrf.s. There s,Hst .- u1 sxr---cu ty ttI- uuti-..
 r.. r t~ri!.F F4.,. S '''. Ir--s-st Ma, .I--. l---
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-05
Fridays News.

Arrival, and Departures by C. and A. stage
 4Acyicqls.-W Wednesday and Thursday. J ODougherty. G. E. Goodftllow, C. Hun ming, Mrs. Joyner and son. J. D. Hens, E J. Knowles and Jas. Joyner
 D.pa,tpres.-Capt. \. B. erry and II Ellis.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-05
TE NPTN LILLE I |!
 ROLL. ROLL.

our ten pins and bal- have arrived and alley al the disposal Of those who wish enjoy the healthy exercise the game SMITH HALE Prescott. June 23. l-7-.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-05

Ir--st. Ma aI~,. l-,-.
La crónica., 1878-02-06
Seccion AgrlcoIa.
Diferentes modos de ingertar la vid,

Dire en- primer lugar que ell mejor
tempo para ingertar la viha es des'
de ell 10 de Enero hasta Mario. Con
TODD ESQ, he Observable que ell tempo
mas aprop0sito es cuando la VIVA
principal q retodar, y va estan for
madas las hcjas en- la planta, por
que ent0uces no pierde tauto jugo.
10 La vita puede ser ingertada
encima y debaj6 de la superficie DE-
la TERRA, pero este dltimo es Ell mo-
10 mas SECURE. Sc escarba blen la
TERRA alrededor de la cepa q dos o
tres bulgadas de profundidad; des-
pues, con an buen serrucho sc corta
la sepa de modo que ell corte sea
completamente lisO. Hecho este,
con IN buen cucbillo, Sc rajara por
medic Ell tronco de la sepa y ell la
abertura Sc pondra provisionalmen-
tie u cuha de madeira; tenIendo
listO ell ingerto Sc introduce Ell la
abertura a la vez que Sc SAGA la Gu
IA, de modo que una parte de la cas-
cara del ingerto este en contacto
con la cascara lie la cepa. Esta ope-
rtcion c%oncluiia Sc pulveIiza bieh
la terra que SO escarb0 y cor ella Sc
cubre el tronco de la cepa hasta la
Ultima yema del ingerto.
Ha lie tenerse eDtendido que ell
ingerto debe teuer dos yemes por
10 menns, y que la Ultima debe que
dar a la superiicie de la TERRA.
g. Otro modo de ingertar la wilma
es cOrtaudo Ell tronco de le cepa CO.
mo hemos explicado mas arrIba, y
despues con una barrena sc hAce
un agujero de dos pulgaias de pro-
fundidai en- 10 plano del c0rte, cerca
de la cascara, de modo que cuaudo
Sc introduced ell ingerto Ell Ell hueco
queiie una parte Ell contactO con la
cascara 9 corteza tie la cepa. Para
que ell exito sea mas SECURE Sc ponen
dos 6 tres ingertos en- ell mismo
tronco, cuidando siempre que los
agujeros sean hech9s cerca de la
orilla. Concluida la operation Sc
cubrira la cepa q TERRA bien des-
menLzada hasta la Ultima yema del
ingerto
? &c. FL tercer modo de ingertar es
como sigue: Sc toma hi cuha blen
alfalfa, y doblando la cepa sobre sf
misma Sc introduce la cu6a cosa de
una pulgada; teniendo dispuesto ell
ingerto Sc Introduce al mismo ITEM
pc que sc retira la cuha, cuidando
siempre que ell ingerto es.e en- cor
tactic % ia corteza de la cepa. He
cha esta operation sc suelta la plan
ia para que tome gu posicion primi-
tiva y Sc lie cubre con terra desme-
nuzada hasta la Ultima yema del
ingerto.
Este dltimo metodo tiene la ven-
taja de que SO deja la cepa vieja en-
toda su fuerza para producer fruto
hasta que ell ingerto este asegurado.
JUAN GUILIANI.
La crónica., 1878-02-06
La Cr6nica Sc R~ecomienda
LAS CAsAs QUE ANUNCIAN.

l.0-Porque siendo ell peri6dico que
tieno mayor tirada en- ell Sur de
California es grande su ~circula-
cion.
2.'-POrque contando va seis ahos
De existencia es periodico como
cido eli toda la Costa del Pacifi
co, en- otros EstadGs y Terrific
rios adonde haitian miembros
de la raza espahola, y en- Mejico.
S.'-Porque slendo sus precios muy
mOditos estan al alcance de todos
los concentrates.
A Los SUSCRITOREs.
L.'-Porque es ell peri0dico espaho
de California que contiene mas
lectura. -.
2.0-Porque es ell unico que tiene
corresponsales particulares en-
ell extranjero.
S.0-Porque es ell dnico de Los An
geles que pubIica las listas de
cartas del correo.
40-Porque es ell perfodico de sus
dimensiones mas barato err Ca
lifornia.