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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-19
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Annual Meeting of the Wyoming Ter
r~itorial Sunday School
Convention.
Summary of Last Evenings Intro
ductory Session in the
Baptist Church.

Agreeably to the published program,
the delegates composing the first an
nual meeting of the Wyoming Sabbath
school convention met in the Baptist
church last evening. Rev. Mr.. Peabody,
of Laramie City, led the meeting,
Charles b. Taylor acting assistant
secretary.
The choir, consisting of Mr.. W. W.
Whitcomb, Mr.. G. N. Potter, Mr.. An
thony, Mrs. Furnlss, Miss Williams,
Miss Clark, with Mrs. Potter at the
organ, opened the services by singing
The Evening Hymn.
This vas followed by Mr.. Peabody
reading the 5Oth Psalm.
Prayer by Rev. NJ. Sanders. Hymn
by the choir.
The next in order was the address Of
welcome by Rev. A. b. Banks, who in
augurated the services in his usual
fluent and happy style, which Mt once
raised ~pleasurable anticipations in the
minds of those who were interested in
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-19
AN ADDRESS


by Secretary E. S. n. Morgan. Subject:
'sThe Two Roads" Although Mr..
Morgan spoke extempore, his remarks
seemed the result Of much study and
reflection. His address was full of
graphic illustrations, bringing out in
clear contra-distinction the two great
roads in lie. AS one he used the
valley of DEATH which beset the path
of some of the early California emf
grants; and in words of almost thrilling
pathos depicted the scenes of one Of the
Inflated trains. From this he drew a
great moral lesson. Mr.. Morgan,
though a layman, occupies the rostrum
with an ease and fertility Of thought
tina: at once engages attention.
Music, q duet, Mrs. Potter at
the organ.
Rev. Mr.. Hall, Of Laramie, followed.
He said as he had not keen assigned a
subject he felt like an acrobat on a
tight rope with a balancing pole. In
his mind he had been swaying from
one side to the other, and would in his
remarks take considerable license. In
the course of his address he said there
were fourteen million Sabbath school
scholars and teachers in the world.
And as these millions were all studying
and contemplating the same lesson, as
given in the international lesson leaf,
he drew a picture of the mighty cotem-
p%oraneous religious influence it must
necessarily be working on the minds of
the rising generation. Mr.. Banks in
his address of welcome spoke of Mr..
Hall as a ''stalwart.' Not in the poll
itical sense, however, but a better and
more moral sense. All this was fol-
lnwed bu
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-19
REAL ESTATE ru,>~rrn~
Another List OF Trun-rrrs In Guy
Properly.

The following trarsrsrs My. ,,,ttors
of record at the county clerks ofico
Yesterday. referring entirely fo cbsnr-
ing ownership in yarjou- city u1,,sr.
wv"
WIN w. 1eIi'ey |" '"hh II. "ehrcyi
4, ) and e and fractional lots and s.
block $40: consideration S.Iiu
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The refreshing aroma of Florestou
Cologne, and its lasting fragrance make
II a peerless perfume Tor the toilet.
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For sle-my brick residence-teu
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For enc watch repairing,
al2Otf DAVID MILLER, 18th street.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-08-03
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
UNITED STATES LAEp OFFICE. !
Boise City. March let, 1882. {

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UNITED STATES LAND OFF1cE,
Boise City, March LIST, 1852.
Notice il hereby given that the Philn-
dclpLia Mining and Smelling Company,
a corporation organized under the in
corporation laws Of the State Of New
Jersey, by its attorney IN fact. Mark A.
Shepard. whose postofilcc nddress IL
Ketchum. Altllras county. Idaho Terri
tory. has this dry filcd itsapplicAtion for
patent for twelve hundred and thirty
nine linear feet Of the West Fork No
z. Lode. Mine or vein bearing silver and
other minerals with surface ground Ave
hundred and thirty five feet in width,
situated In Warm Spring Mining Dis
triet, Comfy Of Aitnrns and Territory Of
Idmho. nrd desi gIiated by the field notes
and Official plnt on Ale III this Office rs
Lot Number 81. said Lot No. 38 being
described ny follows, to-wit: Beginning
At pest No 4 on the southwestern end OF
the West Fork No. mibspg claim U. 8.
Lot No. 81, thence NJ, 4s degrees e..
along the southeastern end isae Of claim
800 feet to southeastern corner Of claim
post No. 2, thence n. AZ degrees and
IS minutes w. on the Northeastern side
line Of claim 1898 feet to the north
tH5itItj vi ClHljtl Its'3t NV pfaChtt'
S.. AZ degrees W., aiong the northwest
ern end line OF chim 1G7 feet to post No.
4. thence g.. Al degrees w. along the
northwestern end line 81 clnim 235 feet
to the northwestern corner OF claim
post No. 8. thence S.. 40 degrees and 40
minutes H.. along the southwestern side
line Of claim 1888 feet TO the southwest
ern corner Of claim post No. G. thence N.
4s degrees f.. on the southeastern end
line OF claim 235 feet to post No. !. end
place Of beginning Of survey Of exterior
boundaries OF clnim. From post No. 2.
u. 4. NJ. NJ. No. bears N. Sc degrees
and 30 minntas f.. $40 feet distant.
Magnetic variation Mt 10 degrees East.
continuing an area OF 1882 acres. The
location OF this mine Is recorded in the
Recorders office Of Altnrns County. Mt
Rocky Bar, in Book Six Of page III Of
Quartz Records. The adjoining claims
nre the West Fork No. /, the Black Hawk
md Sandon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
my portion Of said West Fork No 2
Lode. Mine or surface ground. are re-
q,iired to file their adverse caims with
the Register OF the United States Land
Office ut Boise City, IN tho Territory OF
Idaho, during the sixty days period OF
publication hereof, or they will be bar
red by virtue OF the provisions OF the
statute.
II Is hereby ordered TINT the foregoing
Notice of Application for Patent be pub
lished for the period of sixty days, tten
consecutive weeks, in the Ketch,lm
KEYSTONE, - weekly newspaper published
ut Kotchum, Alturas county, l. i.
JOHN u. MILLER,
Register.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-08-03

Magnetic .sssiatien nj 10 degrees East,
cont lining IN area of 1853 acres. The
location Of this mine II recorded III the
Recorders offsce OF Aitnras county. at
ROCKY Bng, fl BOOK six OF Qnartz
Records. rage s75 The adjoining claims
are the Night Hawk. Wells Fargo and
Blnck Hawk. Any md nilpcrsons clnin-
Ing adversely any portion OF said YELLOW
Jacket Lode. Mine or sIirface ground
nre required 10 tilc their adverse ,cI:in1s
Hitisthc Register pf tic United States
Land Once at Bpise City, in the Terri
tory ~ IdAsie, during the sixty days
period ~ publication hereof. or they
will be barred by virtne Of the provi-
stems u tile statute.
n IL IicreI,y ordered Tint tire foregoing
Notice Of Arplicntionfor Patent be pub
li.ned for tbs pertad Of sixty dnys. item
consecutive weeks, Ia che kctciirm
KEYsIoks. weekly newspaper pub
lisiIed ut Ketchnm, Altnfas Comfy. !. u.
JoHs y. MILLER.
-ss...s5,,ss~tsr
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-08-03
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. 30.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Boise City, Idaho, March /, 1852.

Notice IA hereby given TINT the phiia-
delphia Mining aud Smelling Company,
a corporation organized under the in
corporation laws Of the State Of New
Jersey by It's attorney in fnet. mark A.
shepard, whose pnstuffiaa address is
ketchHin. AlttnAs tonntv, ldalia Terri
tory, Inns this day fled its application
for u natent for thirteen hundred and
tilty, seven linear feet of the West Fork
No Lode. Mine or vein bearing silver
mud other minerals with surface ground
five hundred and thirty live feet in
width. situated Ia Wnrm Spring Mining
District, Comfy OF Alturas, and Terri
tarv of Idaho, md designated by the
field notes end official plat en file IN this
office rs Lot Number At. said Lot No. 81 s,
being described as follows to-wit' Be-
ginning ut discovery point Of the claim
and running thence s.. ii degrees E.,
nlnEg tle center ri the southeastern end
line of eiuim GEO IT. 10 center OF south
eastern end line ef elniln post Mol thence
n, as. degs. f, ON the southeastern end OF
CHIN 800 feet 10 the southeastern corner
uT claim post M. }. thence N, "A de-
erees w. ca the Northeastern side line
OF claim 1857 feet to the nmthsastsr
enrner of ellsin past No. 3. thence s.. Al
degrees w. along the northwestern end
af chin itin feet 10 tho center Of the
ts.sx s.stassa 4al.l III eixsisn fse.t No. 4.
thence s.. a. degrees w. along the
northwestern eaa line ~ claim 40 feet
u The northwestern corner uf cihim post
No. ). thence s., a. degrees f., along
the southwestern side line of clnim 1857
Eees Ia the southwestern corner of eliaim
post Ne. 6, thence n IL degrees F.. nlang
the southeastern end line ot eaim 255
feet te pest Ne, and place III begin
nlng ct the survey If tho exterior buttn-
slaries ef clRim. From post No. ,, Y. =.
N. NJ. No. I bears n, 10 degrees aud 30
minutes E.. SEQ feet distant
Magnetic variation ~ 10 degrees E.,
containing an arva OF 16.e6 acres. The
iucation uf this mine tx recorded in the
Reeorders office of Aituras County. at
Rocky Bar. ia Dock Six, page liz OF
Quartz Records. The adjoining claims
are the Satellite. West Fork Ne. aud
Black Hawk. ANY andall persons claim
+ ing adversely anv portion Of said West
Fork No. Lode, Mine or surface ground
are required to die their adverse claims
with the Register OF the United States
Land ONCE AZ Daise City. in the Territory
/ IL idaho. during THE sixty days period
II publication hereof. or they will bs
/ harred hy yirtne OF the provisions of the
statnte.
II Is hereby ordered that the foregoing
Notice 81 Application for Patent be pub.
Ilslisd fas the period Of sixty days item
consecutive weeksl- in tho ketchum
KEYSTONE. a weekly newspaper, pub
iished at ketcham, Altuns County. l. I
john b. MTLEH.
Register
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-08-03
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

tFssssn STAIRS LAND urrier,

:
Notice b. hereby given TINT the phila.
slHlphla Mining and ssneiiIng Company.
q corporation orsaFnlxea under the ineor.
naratlon laua III the State OK New DER
sew. hs iss attorney iii IHef, Mark A.
shepard. shpse peafuftiee address is
kstehHsn Aitnra= tsssssstesse l.sAl..llse Terri.
sxrs. ssH sssls asss Nissi lea alf.sasstsan fas
q isatea4t Ter fourteen HAuiaeaflna sixty
seven linear ftst aI fhp Yelso~ JHvAei
1.s.sie. Mime uf vein heHfIug silver anil
either minerals With suffgec ground
three hundred aud slFty Feet IN With.
zfsim.ess II WHrfa Spring NiuIng Dis
fsles. t'onnsv II Altant&. Territory OF
Esieha. eud Issianats.1 i,y the hald nofes
ssaa esilelal plat IN file in this otiiet' rs
hot Number 90. @std Let No. ~ being
ssasssll,esi - Follows ta-wit: Beginning
II discovery point of the cEniin running
ths'uee NJ, ~ aeRFessAad "a minutes w,
along the eentsf II tbs northwestern end
ST siHl1n $40 feet tepast Ne !, thence s..
- ds1fees w !. ssa the northwestern end
If claim SO fret - the northwestern
CORNER Of claim tss&t No. Z. thence T.. AZ
degrees ami a. faiius.A Il nn tie snsttA-
western sIste ri esnim tisll feet To the
southwestern enFRer al eissisa posi- No. ..
shenee n ~ degrees y an the south
eastern end 81 etistfa 40 fset t. post No,
l. thanee Y 40 degrees FL. on siie south.
eastern ena vi etaifn its} feet % the south
es@AEru Essfher af Shslsn POST No. 3. fleues
~, ssstegS. VI GA tile northeastern siat
os claim i1l5 feet u post Nc. 6. thence \.
20 degrees asA 40 minutes w, on the
northeastern side al claim ~ feel
20 ths northeastern corner II sisisa pos
No. :. thssses =. AZ degrees ". GA tn,
northwestern FBi 81 easim 70 feet 4
post Ma. ana piAee u beginning o
suryS1S xsf the exterior boundaries Of TIN
claim. Prom post No. 5, q. i. NJ. N.
No. bears y. A degrees and 10 minute
T., TAG fest distant
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-08-03
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

rSsIEo fsTarn9 LAsD orrfca,
sscian Gifts, Iaslln, March !, 1889.


sosiet Is hereby given that the Phil.
depths Ainifig and Stunlting Company,
4 corporation Organized Under liic III
corporation laes ~ the State of New
Jersey by its attorney IN fact. Marie A..
s,saepnfsi, whose pnatofilee address Il
ketehfn, Alturns tWniiy, Idaho Tori
fury. HAS this dHy filed III application
for IHteitt f,r twelve hundred mud ive
iAnenr iefst Of the Eiaek iinwk Lode.
Niue or vein beafing silver and otiinr
ninrrrsls with snrFnce ground fellr bnn-
drt-d feel In width. HEtuptna Ia Wirfn
Hssfing Mining District County ~ Al
ttiras aud Territory ~ fsiltiios end sicSig.
nat.,a l,y The isrld notes md nfiieial plaf
~n tile Ia this Office ns lot Number ID.
N III I.nt M. ~ iaing teaefibed HN fsi-
ipwz. fsszwlt beginning 10 u stake
mHfltti center end sis.keef south ent III
Illaeis lfawls elliim post M l. thence N.
40 degrees r.. %, the southeastern end
at s'isin ts1 II. to tlie asutliastefn eetllQr
OF elelm post No. Y, thonee NJ, 40 de-.
grees aisl ~ minutes ". all tho north
rasAieYn asde lime pf rininl POS feet 10 tlse
AssFtEgves,ssfts corner 81 alsiim post No a
tasHSa s. ~ aHgTesss NJ. OH tile nortii-
western end III ei,situ LIZ feet t,, post Nc.
+ tisenen + 49sissfnsAW T.. TN the north.
ws#tsrn sfast 50 staain 25u Isstt IL tile
e sles1ss Ut M :
western Aisle iineai ciHlf | : ) feel to til
southwestern corner IT FltslTs past Ne. i
tlEsnea NJ. - sin2fees b.. III tites sotstii
faaterlt End ef eIsim I'll feet So post No
aud i,htee ~ beginning nj survey q
extars.# boundaries II claim From
pest ~. 4. Z. Is. IL n. M, henrs n.
II degrees and Is minutes f., 1850 fee
sIIstsns.
Magnetic Variation NJ ~ degrees Tnst
euDiHEHt 81 area of 1913 aeres. Tit
Enaatinn III illia mine il recorded In tAi
isseofsIerA office ~ Alturas County, Il
Hutkx Bar. IN Book Six Of Quartz
Records page All, The adjoining claim
nre tlle Might Haek. yellow jucket Yves
Fork No. mud the Satellite ANY aHt
I'll persons elaiAsins adversely any per
Ton ef =eid Hlsek Hawk Iasle. Kline o.
HuFfsea ground aTe required to file tisil
adverse clalm@ with tile Register Of tn,
United states Land once TT Ruiae City
III tise TERRITORY uf Ituho. during til,
sixty sIaya taeFicd Of publication hereof
81 ;heY vii be barred by virtue Of ths
provisions If the statute.
II Is hereby orsiurea tint lhe foregoing
Ntsssee If Application fer Patent he pub
Iashesi Ios the period of sixty dHya ttef
consecutive weaksl. III the ketchHn
kryasoSE. weekly newspaper psth
tlshei al katelum. AfIuras County, /, L
JonS u. MittEn.
Register
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-08-03
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
Notice No. As.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
BOISE CITY, Idaho, March 81, 1882.
Notice is hereby given TINT George
Flancy. whose post Office address is Saw
tooth City. Alturns county, Idaho Terri
tory, has made application for United
States Patent for the vienna East Ex-
tension lode mining claim situate in
Suwtooth Mining District. Altnr.ls coun-
ty, Idaho Territory, consisting OF 1900
linear feet OF the lode. and surface
ground SIC feet wide, being Lot No. At
0nl deaerihed- in the Gala.pqteaapar sqallat.
with magnetic variation at Is degrees
east. rs follows:
Commencing at the Discovery, thence
N, 20 degrees and IS minutes E.. 800 feet
to post No. /; thence S.. 20 degrees and
As minutes W.. GOO feet to post No. q;
thence s.. 76 degrees ind 80 minutes T..
l1no feet to post No. 8. thence N. 80 de-
grees and As minutes E., COO feet to post
M. A; thence N, 76 degrees and 30
minutes w. 15GN feet to post No. 1. the
puce Of beginning of surface bounds.
containing IN area applied for of 1888
oeres No conflicts. From post No. 1,
Z. s., NJ. NJ, No. |. bears s., ~ degreee
e.. 10D.6 feet distant.
The said mining claim being of record
III the office OF the Recorder of sud min
Ing district at Rocky Bar. in Alturas
county. Idaho. The nearest known loca-
tions being the "Nienna" and @Coleman. =
| direct that this notice he published
In the Wood River MINER nud the
ketchum KEYSTONE. the newspapers
published nearest the said mining claim,
for the period Of sixty days.
JOHN b. MILLER,
BAILEY & PARSONS, Register.
snlt Lake City. Utah.
Attorneys for Applicant.
Publication begun A-'ril II. 1882.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-08-03
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

UslTrr STATES LAND OFFICE. !
Boise Gity, Idaho, March |, 1882 !


Notice 10 hereby given that the Philn-
d corporation organized under the In.
corporation laws oi the state Of New
Jersey. by IT., attorney in faet, Mark A.
Shepard. whose postofiice address is
Ketchuln. Aituras County, Idaho Terri
tory, has this dry Med it's application
Ipr patent for thirteen hundred ond
fiIiy-seyeu ijnenr feet Df the Satellite
Lpde, Nine or vein bearing silver md
Other minerals with surface ground four
hundred aud seventy five feet in width.
Hifiiaied IN Warm Spring Mining Dis
trset, County OF Altufas. nnd Territory
nf Idaho. aud designated by the field
notes ms, official plat ON fife IN this 0f-
flee rs Lot Number Al snid Lot No, Al
being described rs follows, to-wit Be
stnhins NJ the discovery point and run
ming thence 81. 30 degrees md 30 min
utes H., along the center OF the south
eeStnrD end pf claim 4I6 feet Co center
0f the southeastern end or cltm post
No |. thence S.. % degrees W.. ON the
southeastern end 81 claim 800 feet to tho
southwestern corner Of elpim post No. 9.
thence NJ. 40 degrees and 80 minutes
w. on the southeastern side OF claim
1867 feet to the northwestern corner of
clitnl POST No. 3. thence NJ. 40 degrees
~. on the northwestern end OF clnim
2jD feet TO post No. 4. thence N. 40 de-
grees r.. ON tho northwestern end line OF
cliim ibD feet to the northeastern corner
OF CHIN post No. 5. thence s., A degrees
H.. ON the southeastern side OF claim
1851 feet 10 the southeastern corner OF
claim post No q, thence s., 40 degrees
W.. I'm the soHtiieastrrn end Of claim IT'S
feet 30 post No. Land places OF beginning
OF survey OF exterior boundaries OF
claim, From post No. 8. u. y. III. NJ.
No. hears n. 40 degrees and Is min
uit~ H.. 40 feet distant
Magnetic variation ut 10 degrees East.
containing MI frea 81 1862 acres The
lDcutlcn OF this mine is recorded in the
Recorders office of Altiirps county, Ut
Rocky Ear. in Book Seven. OF Quartz
Records, pfge 900. The adjoining elnlms
arc lle West Fork No. land Black Iiuwk
Any md III persons claiming adversely
any portion OF sAid Satellite Lode. mine
or surface ground are required 20 file
thelr ndverse claims with the Register Of
tile utilted htftea Land Office ut Boise
City, III the Territory af Idaho. during
\ - AslSty 4lys .slQa .sf pllh
ii the provisions Of tlir stHsute.
II Il hereby sreltred TINT the foregoing
Naslee If Application for I'sitcntbe pub
iisaed for the period of sixty days tten
consecutive weeksl. in the Ketchum
( KfvgfoSr. weekly newspaper pub
lishcd 1T Ketchitm. AltHfns County. l. 4.
JonN Il. MILLER.
Register.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-08-03
Dx. 3. G. Young

Orercd his now cclc bra.od Institrta in ,c-o o..
the psTIose OF affording tie aft1,ctol fl,e cer
o,nty cf henoraile and skillfn treatment ard
ncrteft arc permanent restoration. and for over
" Years It has sDftained the fire. rank nof crl,y
nlcn, TINS Coast but throughout the civilized
am aware That by dwelling nron so min VII
ing srbjoct as the Decay Of sesusl v,.., ~,
's,Iinfait MAJ aeperse my mrtive but II g de-
.,re 70 inform those who are suffering
,n.o ' ignorance. ans who by caIeIcssncss
gre rot only hnrr-irg Themselves 10 an IN,
.inc'N Afase, but giving sextal weakness ae n,
,,inefitahcs future generations is too great an
incentive to PERMIT me TO be silent. 80
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-08-03
RLACKr0OT, IDAHO.

AGENCIES AT

sSThe shipping, sampling and scltins of ores
aud helilon speciality.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-08-03
TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED !!
AND ESPECIALLY
Those Suffering from Debility. Nervous
Prcstration, Loss OF vitality, sexual In
fir1niiies, Etc, Etc.

THE GREAT NEED THOSE HAVE WHO ARR
l. 1uffering from SEXUAL AND NERVOUS COM
PLANTS Is a physician who can comprehend
then ailments and successfully treat them
The general practitioner IL not sufficiently
skilled in these classes Of trerbles to do go and
IT mnst be left to the specialist who nv edrca-
ton, long rfactiec, thorough know ledge and
comprehensive mind, is prepared to cure them
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-08-03

L-aDiEs--You arc especially liable to suffer-
ing from NERVOUS PRosTRATIoN. All Your
peculiar CONF aints are nervous in their origin
and hence your sutferipgs are terribly depress-
ing or inexpressibly keen The Doctor in his
researches and practice of NERVOUS TROUBLES
has made your organization special study and
~ thus enabled from his experience and knowi-
edge TO aid and cure you in any of the Troubles.
be:iiAiiesses, bisuesses and Sufierings to
which as a sex you liable.
10 You will find in the Doctor friend uron
whom you can rely fer comfort, aid and cure
pT. aoMng's Female Remedies have attained
n reputation for efficiency unequaled Inv anv
medicine, or medical rres ciiption every offered
They can be sent by mail or express
Those desiring personal care and attention
can have all necessary accommodations fur
nished.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-06-08
What Constitutes Coed Farming.

Formerly it was thought that educa-
ton was not necessary tor farmer
ability 10 swing an AK, hold a plow.
handle hoe, and swing a Scythe being
all that was required in n good farmer.
This opinion has given way to a more
enlightened one. At the present day il
is conceded that a well directed use of
brains is worth more 10 the farmer than
undirected physical labor. Both COM
bined are still more effective where the
greatest profit is expected.
One Of the many elements of success
in farming is in keeping posted up with
the times. This in great measure may
be obtained by reading our best agri-
cultural Journals, and he who is close
student can learn much that he can use
TO his own advantage, and at small cost.
The habitual careleSsness which one
meets with among farmers, especially in
the matter of small things. is to be dep
recated. Many things are allowed to
go TO waste for want OF proper care
The farming tools are left where last
used. exposed TO the changes of weather,
and sooner or later become useless from
rust and decay. The natural wear is
quite an annual tax. even where proper
~ cared for. Some who are looked
upon as good practical farmers do not
give the needed attention to small
things. and rs a consequence loss is
sustained. This in part is owing to the
laNity in system and ord er which is so
essential in all kinds of business.
Many farmers are greatly in error in
trying to work too great a quantity of
land. having more than they can prop
erly improve and cultivate. All lands
that do not yield sufficient to pay for Ia
Dor, interest and taxes, and are incapa-
bic of Improvement with the means of
the owner except woodland enough to
supply the wants of the FARM. should
be disposed OF at some price or even
given away rather than be held at
yearly loss, which has to come out of
the profits of the farm. This loss is
greater in most cases than the increas-
ING value Of the land. There are other