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The Chinese Question i'm Nevada County
Miners Cayed On.

NEVADA. May 29.h.-Committee from the
Miners Unions at Moore's Flat North
Bloomfield, French Corral and S@ostland,
visited the Blue Tent mine yesterday, for the
purpose of waiting upon Superintendent
Powers, of the Blue Tent Mining Company,
to ascertain why it is that the company con-
tinues to employ Cinnamon in preferences to
white miners. They were informed that the
company WAS owing the Cinnamon consider
able for wages, and that as soon az they
could pay them off the coolies would be dis
charged and their places filled by white men.
The Blue Tent being limited con-.
pany, it cannot levy assessments to
defray expenses, but has to rely on the re-
turns from the mine, which the Superintend-
ent asserts have not been sufficient for some
time past to pay all the running expenses
Forty Cinnamon and thirteen white men are
now employed in thu mine.
Il. L. Worthley was caved on in the Alpha
hydraulic mine at Washington, and badly
hurt. His injuries were at first considered
fatal, but it is now thought he will recover.
Alonzo S. Jones, miner in the Blue Tent
hydraulic claims, was caved on this morning
and instantly killed.
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NEW MEXICO.
Arizona - RustIers."

SANTA FE, May 29th.-Arizons "rustlers {"
have appeared in this Territory, committing
extensive depredations. Captain Fountain,
with company of soldiers, is in the field
under the orders of Governor Sheldon, and
thieves have been wounded.
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ARIXONA.
An Inhuman Father sentenced-Fleeing
IndIans-CnurI Adjourned.

An Inhuman Father sentenced-Fleeing
Indians-Court Adjourned.
TOMBSTONE, May 29th.-The man, Hiram
A. Potter, found guilty insthe District Court
few days ago of rape and incest, was to-day
sentenced to the Yuma Penitentiary for life,
by Judge Stillwell. Potter practiced law for
years in Kansas, and seduced his eleven.year-
old daughter from home, went to Washington
Territory, and came TO this county less than a
year ago, residing at Los Cabezas. His little
daughter conided her terrible secret to a
lady, at whose instigation the inhuman father
was arrested.
News of Indian depredations was received
here from Sonora to-day. The hostiles, pur
sued by Mexican troops, are fleeing in the di.
rection of this Territory.
The District Court adjourned to-day.
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Dwelling Dnna.ed.

TULARE, May 2g:h.-A. r. Colton's new
dwelling narrowly escaped destruction by fire
about o'clock this afternoon The fire was
caused by a little girl playing in the summer
kitchen, where she set fire TO tsblecloth
hanging on the wall, and burned through the
roof and lattice-work. The damage will not
exceed $50.
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SAN JOSE, May 29th.-The arguments in
the Gaze of Jose de los Cruz Soto. tried for
the murder Of Alexander Mole at Mayfeld on
the 4th of January last was concluded to.
day, and the case went to the jury at $3.50 p.
NJ. At $40 P. NJ. they returned into Court
with verdict of guilty of murde, In the first
degree, with the penalty of imprisonment for
life
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TULARE, May 29th.-One thousand two
hundred ard thirty-seven tons Of grain was
shipped from Tulare City from June l, 1881,
To May % 1880
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Dwelling.hOuse Burned.
Field F.re-warm weatber.

WILLOWS. May 29th.-Thomas SCOTS
dwelling and contents were burned here on
Saturday. The loss was 81, 400; the insur.
ance was $500
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Transfers OF real estate have been filed IN the
County Recorders office, follows, since our last
report
FILED MAY 81, 1882.
James Dunlap to George D. Carliss- May %, 1882
$1,000 80 acres OF the southwest portion of north
eat quarter section 10, township north, range {
east.
Agnes NJ Sherman and others TO Levy b.
Churchi-May u, 1882; $3.50 lot /, between @
and P, Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
P. 81. Boylan to Thomas Norton-May %, 1882
800 southwest half Of lot 49, Skaters Addition to
Sacramento city.
A. Hebron Tax Collector, to George T. Bates
Nav %, 1892 swamp land survey No 49,
c. Z. McGlashen to Sarah NJ. MOOre-F February s.
1882 grant; lots to inclusive, block 40, Folsom
Sarah NJ. Moore TO W. ". Shelton-Aprii 3 1873
grant; same property
FILED MAY %, 1882.
A. Damon TO K. wittenbrock-February q, 1882
grant; lots 3 and H. between and K Eighteenth
and Nineteenth streets
r. wittenbrock to Clara Z. wittenbrock- March
80 1882 grant west hall Of lot 3, between and
X, Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.
Henry Schngheyde to S. Ksy-May %, 1882
800; lot Il, block So, Folsom.
FILED MAY q, 1882.
Azelia Mott, administrators Of the estate Of S A.
Not, deceased, to @. J. Carpenter-A bril- 3, 1852
$3.50; undivided half Of lot 3, between and l.
Tenth and Eleventh streets.
W. Fern to A. Kuhn-May 20, 1889 grant west
hall of lot l., between II and l. Twenty-irst and
Twenty second streets.
Huntington, Hopkins & Co. to Robert Miller
$3.50; north half of lot s, between U and v Fourth
aud Fifth streets.
FILED MAY 80, 1882.
Louis Lipptt to E Plattig-Msy %, 1882 grant
east half OF lot and lot 3, between and o.
Twenty-third and Twenty fourth streets.
John Rankin to Mary A Stephenson-May 20
1882 grant; lot 2, between and T. Ninth and
Tenth streets.
John Renkin to Peter c. LOrenson May %, 1892
grant lot ], between and T. Ninth and Tenth
streets.
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GENERAL NOTIJEe.
i am Thankful!

In my letter of the 18th inst, l advised You OF
the progress OF my case, under the use OF your
BRIST0L'S SARSApARILLA AND PILLS and now
| thankful TO be able to say that they hav
effected perfect cure-uot single sign OF scrofula
now exists ON my person. Respectfully yours,
m3Olt THoS. NJ. GRiDLEY, Helena
How Young sOeyer you may be,
With failing teeth, you're grim and old
And losing your mouths purity,
Your features seem both dull and cold
Then maid, warned OF your fate,
Seek SoZ0DONT, e'er it's too late.
m23-3tTuThS
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minute or two later the collision would have
occurred in tie tunnel and the men thrown
against the sides Of it, and would have been
killed The wounded men will 60 below tc.
night, Sly qf them are ncT in Sumner
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Ichi Ban, San Francisco, doubled In
size, is the largest Japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SHArTUCK & FLETCHER export their
printing inks to Japan, receive Japanese goods in
return, and this is why Ichi Ban survives on low
prices. Logical, isn't it? Wholesale and retail
Goods for every branch OF retail country trade
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New England Dinner, for the benefit
OF the Y. NJ. e. A will be served at their rooms,
800 street, by the Ladies' Central Committee, ON
WEDNESDAY,, May 3lst. from IL \. N. 20 , T. NJ
m29-3t
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MARYsvLLE, May 29th.-A fire at North
Buttes yesterday, made by careless picnickers,
burned over 300 acres of pasture land. Loss,
abou. $500.
To-day was the warmest of the season at
Marysville. Maximum, So.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

The Board of City Trustees met yesterday
morning at the usual hour, all the mem pers
present. and transacted business as follows ::
BEPoRr-PETITIog.
NJ. Foster, Chief Engineer of the Water
Works, reported that during the week end
ing last Saturday the works were in operation
126 hours, and II, 92l, 100 gallons Of water
were pumped.
A petition was received from residents and
property owners asking that the R-street
levee be closed at Tenth street. Referred to
the Street Commissioner.
BIDS WANTED
The Street Commissioner was directed to
advertise for bids for contracts to furnish
1000 loads of gravel, to be placed on Y street
from the lower Stockton road TO Twenty-trst
street, and on TWenty-6rst strest from Y to
X street.
CONTRACT LET.
Proposals were received for the extension of
pipe-se wer in Thirteenth street, from the
alley between + and g TO the south line of
street. The bid of James Wood was the
lowest, and he was awarded the contract, and
ordered to file a bond in the sum Of 5000.
FOURTH OF JULY.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolued That the citizens OF Sacramento be re-
quested to meet at the Courthouse next Thursday
evening at 730 O'clock TO take action in regard TO
the celebration Of the Fourth Of July. large at
tendance is requested matters OF Importance
will be presented for discussion.
An ordinance against gambling was intro
duced and laid over for one week.
BILLS ALLOWED.
The following bills were ordered paid, and
the Board adjourned Hsrtwell, Hotchkiss
l. Stalker, S3l 40 Lem Chung, Sc; Capital
Gas Company, S1.264; J. Q. Brown, S22;
L. L. Lewis, 81 rs w. A. & C. s. Hough-
ton. 81 so; RECORD UNION, 81; B. Cohen,
s25S O4 Day L Joy. Sl2 John Ryan, $50 /;
VIM. Guttenberger, 500; w. James Gil
man, 81 Holbrook, Merrill L Stetson. 81 10;
c. p. r. r. Co., S2l GO; Frank La March,
SIS A. Groffmiller, 50 rs w. L1ngabaugh;
S62 LOTUS & Farrep, 81 50; Clipper Coal
Company. $500; S. f. Gas Co, S56l 60; J.
Renfro, 81; S. h. Smith, 81 50; W A. Nc
Keehap, 81; NJ. Daley, 81; Friend L
Terry Lumber Co, SAG; A. King. S51 J.
Hines, 81 7. Ballou, SIG 25; Jas. Laonard,
81 %. The salaries of city officers were also
allowed for the month of May.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
F Pr Halls
L E; ;ss Balsam

Cures Consumption. Colds, Pneumonia,
Influenza. Bronchial Difficulties, Rron
chifis, MOarseness, Asthma, Group
WhOopins Cough, and all diseases OF the
Breathing Organs. II sOofhes and heals
tie Membrane OF the Lungs, lnHamed and
poisoned by the disease. and prevent.
the night sweats and tishtness across tb.
chest which accompany IL. COEsUnP.
lion Is NOT an fncurabie maIsdy. 1t IL
only necessary to have the right remedy
and HALLS BALsAM Is that remedy.
DON'T DESPAIR OF RELIEF, for hi,
benign specific will cure You, ever
though professional aid fails.
TT Ask FOR DR.. WIN. HALLS BALSAa, and TAXI
no other. KIRK. GEARy & co., Agents.
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NorARIEs PUBLIC j. o. W. Paine has
been appointed as Notary Public for San
Diego county, to reside at San Diego E. B.
Andres, for Kern county, to reside at Wei
don 4; E. B. Stowe, for San Joaquin cou, ty,
to reside ut Stockton Raymond Holmea, for
Mono county, to reside at Bodie James NJ
Long, for Placer county, to reside at Sheri-
dan.
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Information Wanted OF Miss Louise Alb.
BOT, Poultry Girl, native OF Illinois, Vermillion
county. who worked in and about Sacramento city,
Cal, from 1873 to 1878. Any information regarding
her whereabouts will be thankfully received by DR.
CzARToRYSKI Stockton city, San joaquin county,
Cal. a24-2m
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Tor Fine Cakes, Ice Cream, ETC., the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go to HENRY
FISHER, No. 50s ST., bet Fifth and Sixth. m23-1 N
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Allowed TO Dock and Discharge Cargo.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2yth.-The report
that there is smallpox on the ship Oneida,
from Honekong, is incorrect. She will be
furnigated aud locked at once.
Allowed TO Dock and Discharge Cargo.
SAN Francisco. May 29th.-At a meeting
of the Board Of Health this afternoon, it was
decided to allow the steamer Strathairly to
dock and discharge passengers and cargo, no
smallpox having made its appearance.
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CRACKERS & CONNECTIONS!

p" FISHER, NOS. sOS AND $40 STREET
III. Sacramento, has just taken the WbolesaIi
Agency Of the CALIFORNIA CRACKER COMPANY
Of San Francisco. CRACKERS sold at lowest San
Francisco prices with difference in time and freigh
In favor Of purchasers. Also, FISHERS CHOICE
CONNECTIONS, at lowest market rates te22-3psn
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SAN Francisco, May 29th.-Tbe suit of
Philip Cohen against the Central Pacific
Railroad Company, TO recover damages laid
at 50, 900 for being elected fIem one of the de-
PENDANTS cars, was dismissed to-day, a motion
for a nonsuit being allowed by the Court.
To-day the Hibernia Bank obtained judy
ment in Judge Hunts Court for S25. S65, and
81, 900 for counsel fees, in suit brought on
promissory note for SlS. 500 given by the late
James T. Hoyt, and its payment secured by
mortgage on certain property on Twenty
second street. The bank also obtained de-
cree of foreclosure of the mortgage.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The City Board of Education met last
evening in regular session and received re-
ports Of committees as to repairs, insurance
on buildings, etc.
The Committee on Annual Examinations
reported in favor Of pursuing the same plan
adopted last year, to the effect that the pupils
of the High School and Of the first grade
of the Grammar Schools be promoted on
the unanimous recommendations of their
teschsrs and principals, and that the promo
tions of the second. third fourth and fifth
grades be under T. , control of the Principals
Of the Grammar Schools, and of the sixth,
seventh and eighth grades under the control
of the Supervising Principal, and that writ
ten examinations be, as far as practicable,
cdispensed with.
SIr. Hancock made minority report in
Guiding the recommendation of teachers for
the promotion of pupils. This being lost, the
original report was adopted.
The Finance Committee approved the pay
roll for May. amounting to S6,37S, and it
was ordered paid.
Mr.. Hancock moved that the teachers be
paid fer the vacation. with the exception of
the time required to make the coming or long
vacation two months, which will give them
ten months pay. Carried.
The resignation of Miss Lucy C. O'Brien was
received and accepted, when the following
resolution by MIR. Tracy was read and
adopted:
Rssolue, That it is with regret that we accept the
resignation Of Miss Lucy C. o'Brien, and that we
recommend her as a faithful and competent teacher
and one who is thoroughly interested in her work.
The action heretofore had adopting place
for q school-house WAC reconsidered, and the
chairman of the Ruildilr and ReDairs Conn
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No Market QuotatiOns-SefeIan Journal.
Isf Ill Mining Assessment.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 70 rHz sscoRD-vSros.l
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THERE Is No ADJUDICATION in the New
England Baking Powder, now becoming 80
popular in every household in this city and
State-ro chalk, alum, terra alba Tor white
earth), Plaster of Paris, phosphates, tartaric
acid, muriate Of ammonia and other sub
stanc so deleterious to the human stomach.
These are the body-guard of those horrid
6ends, dyspepsia and Brights Disease, now
happiness of the community. Verify, the
scriptural expression. "a mans foes shall be
OF his own hou, ehold, is, in a measure, being
realized. The only safety lies in the use Of
pure and simple New England Baking
Powder
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RAsPBERRIEs, RAsPBERRIEs.-Atth the Full
son Market, Fifth and K streets, where the
first and choicest of this season can be had. =
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The Gaiberer Brutality Case-AnOiher
nEsaoreemenf.

SAN Francisco, May 29sh.-The jury in
the case of Captain Sparks, of the ship
Gatherer, on trial for brutally treating sea-
men while on a voyage from Antwerp to Will
mington, failed to agree on verdict tonight
and were discharged by the Court. The jury
stood six to six This is the second trial, the
jury failing to agree before.
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DR.. La Mars semInal Pills cnre all

Rooms, go to the best house in the CITY, Clunie
Building. Eighth and streets kept first class in
every respect. MRS, GR1CE. Proprietress ml5-u
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LADIES Shetland shawls, colors white, blue
aud red. So cents, at Red House.
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NEW lot of Nottingham laoea, from ~
cents a yard, ut Red House.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
FILED MAY d 1882

Transfers OF real estate have been filed in the
County Recorders office, as follows, since last
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FIRE CoMSussIoNERs.-The regular month
" meeting of the Board of Fire Commits
sioners was held last evening. All members
present. Minutes Of the previous meeting
read and approved. The payroll Ct the De.
partment for the month of May, for s1,545,
was duly allowed and ordered paid. The fol-
lowing bills were duly audited and allowed ::
Capital Gas Company, Sl3 20; Ben Cohen,
S67 Is; Neubourg L Lsges, Si1 81 p. H.
Russell, 81 (; McElauey, Sl5; Weitzsl L Son,
81 80; A. C. Tufts, 81 70; S. S. Nixon. s. !;
Capital Ice Company, 70 cents /; E. A. Burr,
S4s co; IL. NJ. Bernard, S12i District Tele-
graph Company, so so; G. II. Krebs. 1913 % !;
Gee. IS 81; Whittier Fuller & Co, 50 ?.
Potter, 81 %; John Wagner, So %; Charles
Tlohr, 50; j. NJ. Jackson, Sc 50; a. NJ.
Smith, 81 2j; John Breuner, $67 y; q. Y.
smith, SIG So; John SHELTON, 3f5 j. W.
wilson. 50 rs: Geo. o. Bates. 81 so Joseph
Crone, 81; Char.es Zeitler, SO 10; +. A
Smith, $40; George Schroth, S35 l6; w.
Z. Miles, $50. Reports Of the different fore
men on fires and alarms for the month of May
were received and PLACED on file. The Board
rendered a vote of thanks to the Board of
ITnderwriters of Sacramento for the donation
az sufficient funds for the purchase Of one
P,bcnck fire extinguisher, and respectfully
Intimate to the said Board Of Underwriters
that another one is absolutely necessary.
NEW ORD1AANGE. " Yesterday Chief Kar-
cher sent to the Board Of Trustees draft of
an ordinances and requested its passage. 1t
was accordingly introduced and laid over for
ons week. 1t is as follows: "SectiOn l..
M person shall visit or become an inmate.
or contribute to the support of any place. or
room, where any game of faro. monte, rou-
lette. lansquenet, rouse-et-noir, rondo, or any
banking game played with cards, dice or q. any
device. for money, checks, credit or any other
seoresentative of value is played. carried on,
msintsioed or conducted. Sec. 2. Any one
violating the provisions Of this ordinance
shall, on conviction. be fined not less than $40
nor more than SlG0. or by imprisonment in
the City Prison not to exceed ten days, or by
both such fine and imprisonment"
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Pamphlets sent Ou,-Veterans, Home,

SAN FRANCISCO, May 29th.-Secretary
Preston, of the Immigration Society, sent
400 pamphlets, descriptive of California, to
England, and 300 to Germany, this morning.
Those sent to Germany were printed in the
German language.
The Veterans Home Association has not
suspended operations in seeking site for the
contemplated Home. The Trustees do not
expect any aid from any quarter outside this
coast, SO propose to push forward the work
already determined upon, to secure grounds
and erect buildings soon as possible.
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RICHARDSON Il DUNBAR, pure Irish table
linen, Just in, pIice iron % cents to 81, at
Red House.
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INcoRPoRATIoN.-There were fled in the
Secretaryof States Office yesterday articles of
incorporation of the FL Monte Lodge, No. 258.
!. q. G. t. Directors-M. F. Quinn. E. G.
Graves, Lawrence Welch. No capital stock.
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Rock AND RrEI cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. q. w. Cheslev 9 s1t
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Death.

SAN Francisco, May 29th.-Informstion
ia received by private letter Of the death at
Mazatlan of Nuna Potter, member of the
legal profession and resident of San Fran.
CISCO He was victim of consumption, and
had gone to Mazatlan in the hope of deriving
benefit to his health. Deceased was native
of New Orleans, and had resided in this State
over twenty years. He was AZ years of age.
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DIR. La Mars Seminal Pills cnre all
cases OF Seminal Weakness, Loss Of Vgor Nocturnal
Emissions, lmpotency, Nervous and Physical Debil.
ity, and all that class of complaints arising from Ex
cess, IndiscretIOn or Abuse. The old find in this
remedy q fountain Of youth, and the Young a safe
guard and protection. DIR. LA MARS SEMINAL
PILLS restore the sexual organs, debilitated from
whatever cause to their pristine vigor. Price,
81 SO per bottle. Sent G. o. D.. by express 10 any
address, secure from observation. Address all or
1ers to A. MCBOYLE 4 CO., Druggists, Postoffice
Box 1852. San Francisco. il3-3p6m
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FoRbanqusts. stc., use Eclipse Champagne.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-01

The mere fact Of superior digesti-
bility Is no evidence Of superior food
value, only as far as ii shows that
whatever may be the difference in the
com,,osition Of the three kinds of hay,
the ingredients Of the early cut can
be more completely used than h the
case with that cut ut either period later.
We have % Q compensation for this
decreased digestibility as grass ma
lures, the production Of . greater
amount Of material. and . possible
change of certain compounds Of Nitro
gen into the albuminOid form. Un-
doubtedly this compensation. espec-
ially from the former source, moro
than balances the decrease In digesti-
bility where grass stands no later
than the period Of bloom, but beyond
that time il does not seem - II such
can possibly be the case. The matter
Of palatability IL one not to beignored.
In IN experiment on feeding early
and late cut hay, nov being carried
on Ut this College, Il II found possible
to get % lbs. Of the early cut hay
eaten where only u lbs. Of the late
cut are consumed. The former w1D
cut IN bloom, the latter two weeks
later.
Certainly there are other consider
ations than the ones have Diseased,
but II It was merely . question Of
quantity, quality. and - Of nutfitive
value, It doee not appear that With
our present kn0wledge e woeA Be
wise for fAlmass % ehang0 what =
TIE average pssied q hasv1seing hay,
vis: 10 el1eWa0e - teesu. :