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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13

Counirp propertn Uaniro
HOTEL WANTED 10 rent with PRIVILEGE OF
leass located IN thirty village 90 line oil railway
TreferreG partly furnished good comb
ion 20 rooms -'he iAnd WIN OuIulnE- ~
oress with Mi interview J. l. Boa ~
Tribune
WANTED TO LEASE for term OF years
farm Of about 25 sosd ullable upland win good
hou.e of OF iO rooms looa Water plenty 81 ou
oonvenen TO village must be low Address = A. BOZ
20 Tribune Once
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-22
SzcZere wyznanie.

- Me rozumiem o co eli
sic rozchodzi. TwGj list za]e-
dwie z paru slow sic sklada,
a pe]no w MIN kropek.
= Daruj ~na1drozsza! Piszqc
80, bylem troche zuA7opiony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-22

mienia wsZelako ME re strony
Polakow. w miesiacu grudniu
roku zeszlego odebra}em We
zwanie Cd k>iedza Biskupa,
ably objqt czasowy zarzqd pa
ratii w Independence i North
Creek. Byf juz naznaczony liz
ny kap}an, ale nie mogf "a
raz przyblc do Independence,
chciaf Yechac dopiero "a pot
roku, vice rs. Biskup ma mo-
ia prosbe pozwoli1 mi zamie-
szkac czasowo w Independence
jake wygodniej seem mlej-
sou do obsluzenia trzech pa
ratij.
Gdy przyszedf czas powro-
tn do Pine Creek, KS. Biskup
zlnienif swc zdanie i zostawi'
mnle w Independence j North
Creek. North Creek jest Cd
dalone Cd Independence 10
mil angielskich; takze osiedlo-
ne przez Polakow re SzlqSka
pruskiego, ktorych jest 100
fami.ij. w North Creek byf
pjerwszy kosciof i tam tel
plerwszy mieszkaf kapfan. Je-
ko nastepca przeniosf sic do
Independence, z czego powsta
]y n1eporozumienia co do
pierwszenstwa parafi. indie
pendence liczniejsza parafia i
wygodniej kapfanowi, DO ma
W mIejscu poetic i stacya ze-
laznej drogi - miejsce weso-
fe j zdrowc; North Creek zas
jest odleg1e cd miasteczka
Arcadia mil A..
w independence plaza ksie-
dzu S $50 i drzewo, a w North
Creek S $50, ale "a to musi
p]acit kolej i podwode, jez
dz4c co wtora niedzi+le dc dru.
giego kosciola, co jest bardzo
uclazliwem dia Professionals.
Biskup chce to zmieniG i ma
zyc@enle parafian 2 NorthCreek
rrzeznaczyt ola ich paraiii o.
s4Dnego proboszcza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-22
Rozmowa z .jakala.

Ma ktorej ulicy mieszka syn
pahski:
- Dlu.... dlu....
= A co porabia?
= Dlu.... diugi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-22

Ko ciehany douiedzict sic nazuisho uworu, sna0sie ie 40 zocsoko
acych herach. = Aryo Mosonq @o%"n pr@e= outora 10 dzea ustqrdenio
jyo do ZpiqAu Mar: Pol, jake cz1omka gupy 7ouav=ystma Mmmz,
KavlaJm4a III Sobeshego w Iatburghu Rh
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-22
.olonia ~g6rnoszlaska
w AlRReryce.
Independence 10 lipca.

Szanowny Panic Redakturze!
Dobre ram nieraz Warns
Pahski dale wiadomcsci o zy-
ciu naszem polskiem, tenn
bardziej %zaJmujace, gdy So sq-
siedzkie.
RACE Pan %unliesciG te kilka
slow o waszych sqsiadach w
pols]Sich paratiach Independent
ce i North Creek. = Paratia
independence Jest talk nazwa-
nq cd miasteczka, prey kto-
rem zna.jduje sic nasz po'ski
koscio]; PREY Zalozenin nazy-
wano ia El-Creek cd strumie-
MIA, mad ktorem zaczeli sic O.
sicdlac Po.4cy re SzlYska pru-
skiego. Pred dwunastu laty
bylo tn tylko 20 famIlii, dis
jest 10. Koscioiek ladny i
czysty, lccz .jua "a maly, DO
parafian ciag|e przybywa.
Lud szl q>ki trzyma sic swo-
jej narodowossi zachowu;e swoj
stroj wiesh;aczy narodowy, i
widac mu MIN dobrze, kie-
dy go ME zmienia ma amyrykah-
ski. Czego i'm %niedostaie, spro-
wadzaja z Europy i wielki ma
ia szacunek do rzeczy re sta
rego kraju, .jak nazywaja pol
ska Ojczyzne "a merzem. Try
ma,ja sic gromadnie i zakupu-
ia fanny.
w pfZesZlym fOku WyDuuO'
wall tn W Independence ladnq
szkole ~paratialnq "a 100 dol.
z ceg'y; wewnatrz jeszcze ME-
uporzqdkowana, gdyz dawniej-
sly proboszcz, ME dokonawszy
'dziela, maggie opusci1 paraGq 2
przyczyny slaboSci serca. ia
bedac proboszczem Pine
Creeku diva lata i poi, MIA
lem lud dobry j kocham ich,
ale wszedzle zna.jduiq sc re-
zni; i tam EASILY ;,ioporozu-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-22
Cos do Smiechu.
Oszukaf CIV ME 0szukal?

Gospodarz. Wypajme panu,
ale czy ma pan dzieci9
Najmu;acy u westchnie-
MEM. Oh, mann ich piecioro,
ale ma cmentarzu.
Po wprowadzcniu sic.
Gosp. Pan mic oszuka1, hos
pan mic zapewni1, re masz
dziecl ma cmentarzu, a tn ich
widze piecloro.
Lokator. Przepraszam, ME
oszukalem, DO byfy wtenczas
ma cmentarzu z matka ma spa
cerZe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-22

Tymczasem jednak kapfana
ME mona znaleaG. Gdyby ia
XII sic aglosil dallby. mu 600
dol. i drzcwo.
Lud szlaski Jest dobry i pc.
bozny, to tel wiell1ic s%taranie
okazuje okolo koscioi1w.T eraz
d\a Independence kupili para
fi!anie baldachim "a ~ dol,
karpet pred oltarz "a 10 dol;
e North Creek sprawl balda-
Chin "a SO dol, a nadto Kill
ka osob zlozy}o sic ma chorq-
giew, ktora ia zapisa'em 2 Po-
znania Cd p. Schmidta "a 300
marek.
Lud szlqski lubi swoje sfo-
wiansko katolickie nabozenst-
wa, i bardzo sq kontenci gdy
kaplan, 0 lie mo2nosci, tako-
we zachowuje. W Boze Cialo
mieljsmy procesyq do o1tarzy-
kow ma cmentarzu-ladnle sic
udala. BJ1o duzo innowier-
COW i chwalili, zc pieknie. Ma
sww. Pjotra i Pawla Apostle
low jest odpust; tego roku
przybyi ks. Guzowski, jadqc
ma move miejsce do PineCreek
i miaf sumo. liz procesyq gra-
Ia kapela, o co sauna sic o.
swiadczyla, a mianowicie pan
kapelmistrz, cAociaz to Niemiec
i Ewangielik. W kosclele in
nowiercow MONA widzicG bar.
dzo czesto i to bardzo skro-
mnie sic zachowujacych.-Do
kapeli nale7y ki]ku Polak6w.
Wogole MONA powiedziec,
re Polacy SO W dobrych stc-
sunkach. Gospodarowanie tn
jak wszedzie = sa zamozni
farmerzy i mnie,j zamozni, lecz
bledy II mas ME znac. Grunta
tn lekkie, troche piaszczyste,
ale dobre, Kolo kosciolka jest
wiele lotow do zakupien!a Cd
PoIaka, dobre miejsce dla ia
kich, co chcq 2y6 s%pokojnie.
Bardzo jestem zadowolony i
z ludu i z okolicy, q bylbym
.jeszcze bardziej, gdyby ma
North Creek przybyf kaplan,
DO silly mole ME wystarczq ma
dwie parafie, a tn W lndepen-
jence takae sobie zycza nice
ola siebie kaplana, tenn bar
dziei, re lest sZkOia.
lyle tymczasem ola WImu-
sd, a wszystklm wihonskim
wiarusom i waszemu kocha
nemu Proboszczowi braterskie
pozdrowienie. ia zawsze SER
Gem z wami, ale trzyma.jcie
sic kaplana i zyjcie pomiedzy
soba w zgodziy; budujcie ko-
scioly, ale w .jednosci, to i Bog
bedzie 2 wami! Pierwszy ko-
sciof W naszych sercach =
przez mi1osc i zgcde.
rs. Raphael 2omaszeusA5.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-22
NARODOWA

IHc.e 3rucin I2odaey! Gas ustawiG sic " szyki!
dJbierzmy sic w mundury, szaba tnijmy k,zviyki!
Sammy mqznic do bou, skoro sygnat uderzy,
Anglk, Fruncuz Ture1 nam ponaguG ppb"Ay.
Reaz &yG, albo umicr"c = takie naszc mn!emnnie,
l6to sic Polak nazywa, niechaj do mas rrzystauc!
seykna armat paszczqki, my ~dobedzicm patasza,
Oj przetrzepiem r"busiow, Oj2zyzna bGdze nasza!
14ccha pleniq powstanie, zlacza sic wiorne S!owiany
A 2 poza Atlantyku mas poniosa batwany!
.Dasniejaca w sztundarzo osioni swe syny,
A wodz z neba nam wskaio, gdze nazc dziedziny;
Nasza swieta Kr6lowa doda wosku otuchy,
A Jan Trzcci S ,bicski powiedzie nasze zuchy.
Reraz zf6zmy przysege przeI Ojczyzny obIczem =
Race zyc, albo umierac w rynsztunku woowniczem! =
Za O)c2yznq dad zAcie, to kazdemu z mas lekko
Echo naszej przysicsi wnct IA morzcm daleko
Caiy nanod pobudzi, rozpc!zony W trzy strony,
I Iui kosy naostrzy, plug rzuiwszy brony.
Hi Krahusy, wiarusy! Dosiadajcieno koni,
esatucie sic DO boju, zegar p~nsty ju5 dzwoni!
Obcad uszy pscJ zsraj, po,abac posieNac,
Sztandar W krwi jch zanurzat, nigdy no ucekaG,
Odbierzemy s"e lady 20 dw6ch morz bafwuny,
Ecdziem wolni ma zawsze oraii swe tany.
L jak kiedys Sobkow yph wielbiono rycerzy,
Europa nam Gaia winszownc pobiezy.
Sam Bog 2 nivba Polakow zagrzewa do boju,
H6ara6 kazc "a krzywdy burzycieli pokoju;
Innowiercow, zfych wrrgow, pafasz nasz ogoli,
Ej ME teIa JUL diuz-j trzymuG mas w nicwoH!
dstosnym ch6rcm zanucnm: Precz B smarki cary.
Okradiscic nam wszystkie klas1tory fairy,
Wszystko srebro zloto = }rzelane W monety,
RAJ vice wy nam vase wydaj>ic kalety!
esldaj Niemcze, Moskalu, s1radzione medalc,
ao Il iupu ME wydasz, to c W feb wypale!
Eulzi znarnowaiscie, w dobrach ich huczycie
Ej! = JUL dosyG tych zbrodni gardfo dac muscle!
Widzisz teraz, psi synu, ty bsie Bismarzc:
Soi I1usar pred toba ten lobic poka2e!
I&uza ciebie, huncwocie, zwiazaG tenn sznurv,
1 powicsiG, by biy wzc1y clio W tortury!
Jak asana udusze, pode sprza.naG cara =
sbbu diab'i MECH vienna b Seize iowna para!
Znajcil& site Polaka, .jk Oh grz'noci, Bile -
III! = Spiewac mic rrzesanicm: = Nievhaj Polska zyc.
EIcty, cytry, gitary beda PREY grywa1y
Fhut IIasar utozyt - Wlwat Orzef ba!y!
TO cie&apy douicdziet sic naznisha uutoro, suoj0sie ;e 10 pocsotho
Aerach. = Aryo utosouq @oStaa pr=e= autora 10 dasa ustqpie,i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-22
" u%jezdza'ni.

Officer spadI q koHia stluk1
sobie glove 0 porecz. VISTA
JAG Z usmiechem, ola udania
zacha powiada do koleg6w:
,,dobrze przynaJmniej, re Ia
dina szlachetna czesc cia}a sic
ME uszH odzila ...."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-22
w sadie.

Sedzia. Oskarzonq jestescie
Jozetowa, zescie meza podra-
pail! - cozto ME wiecie, lie
MAJ to glowa domu?
Jozefowa. a COZ w. Panic
sedzjo, toe w glove wolno
przeciek sic podrapa6 kiej swe-
dzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-22

M1jster Cd Wiarusa pozwala
sobie podac spis znanych mu
nazwisk rodakow, zamieszkafych
W paraf: Independence, i North
Creek W stanie Wisconsin, ably
sc dowlcdzieli O Mich druchowie
GorncszIazacy, gdzieindziej W Anne
ryce zamieszkali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-22
Arcadia.

f Grossmann, A. kogut, L
Wojcik, A. Baurz, A. Pitvrek,
Andrzej Sobota, G.. Snbota, NJ
S"bota, l. Pierzynu, X. Krct, j.
Milvwczyk, S. W'jcis, Wncenty
Macko. = W Arcadii mics1ka
t'kie Cd dawnych lat pan Jozct
K .Cyecwski, wi 'scicicl handlu gro
cernego s%aIonu, ktorrgo rodz'cc
przybyIi do Amcryki . Prus Ia
chodnich, znad gan cy P~om"rskic;.
trhlk, kubs $, Wyrwat, Su,ala,
Fila, Waldera, Luiuik Npwicki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-22
Independence.

Flip Wcjczyk, J6zef Toma-
szewski, Ludwik III max, Michaf
Nlwa, Jakob Skroch, Jan Dubek,
Fir. Kasperek, WoJcicch Baucz
(Bausch).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-22

Kobicty polskie W Winonie u.
znaja maszyne te "a n~ajlepsza.
PRAGUE Qua bardzo lekko, pierzc
brudna biel;znc be- n%acierania reka,
a PREY tenn ~jeszczc jest tania. DO.
tad uAywa maszyny Fort Wayne
Western Washer przeSzfO 10000
rOdZin: W sumrj Win"nic 100.
Ma wielkiej wystnwie w Cincinnati
uznano ia "a ma lcpsza 2 pomiedzy
6ciu innych maszyn dc prania i
nagrodzono srebrnym medalem.
Dossonuia te maszyne moina
s%prowadzjc W Genie po 81, So Tub
SO od nizej podpi-anego.
Ma widok publiczny jest wy
stawiona II drugiego niem;cokiego
n%auczyciela PREY ulicy Gstej (No.
472 East Broadway), niodaleko
polskiego kosciofa.
N1" Zamowienia poczta adresowac:
e. q. Beck.
p. o. Box 1852, Winona, MIN.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-23
A JuMsLE OF WORDS.

A "PhiiadeIphiA Lawyer" May Not be Abio
To EHpiaIn the Interstate Commerce
BnI.
WASHINGTON, Dec l6.-The conference
on tho Interstate Commerce bill has pro.
yided that the law shall not 20 into effect
for sixty days after signature. There has
been great demand for copies Of the bill as
agreed upon, but as only fifty have thus far
been printed. for the exclusive uss OF the
committee the demand can not be supplied;
but from the few copies which are available
II Is evident that the phraseology OF some
OF the leading sections OF tho bill Is so In
voved that II tic bill shall become law
these sections will not be translated until
the courts shall have passed upon them.
Take for instance the important section 4,
relative ito the long and short hau'. That
section, as finally asreel upon, Is In these
words:
Section 4. That II shall be unlawful for
any common carrier subject to the prOVis-
greater compensation In tho aggregate for
the transportation OF passengers. or OF Ike
kind OF property, under substAnt ally milnr
circumstances and conditions for shorter
than for longer distance over the same
line. In the same direction, the shorter be ng
included thin the longer distance; but
any common carrier within the terms OF this
act TO charge and receive as great compensa-
ton for shorter Ms for longer distancc;'
Provided, however, that upon application TO
tho commission appointed under the pro-
visions or tn act such common carrier may,
IN special cases. after investigation by the
commission, lie author zed to charge lCss for
longer than for shorter distances for the
trans portnton OF passengers. or property;
and the commission may from time To time
prescribe the extent TO which such desig.
mated common carr or NAV be relieved from
the operation of this section OF this act.
Some ot tho most skillfnl masters of
Congressional English have been asked TO
explain what this section means notably
tue first part Of II and the quo ell Limitation
and with one accord they have acknowl-
edged that they do not know what it
means. Two members Of the Conference
Committee Itself, when asked what was
meant by That part OF the bill, said:
IL don't know, and | have given up try
ing 10 find out Ask Reagan"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-23
1HE FISHERIES TROUBLES.
plr John A. Macdonald Throws the Blame
EnfirnlN on This Country.

iir John A. Macdonald Throws the Blame
Entirely on This Country.
DETROIT Mich, Dec 17.--Slr John A.
Macdonald, the Canadian Premier, In an
lwer to the questions: what will be the
outcome OF the fisheries dlspute2 Is there
prospect OF its adjuslmentg' said:
wrhere is or should be, no dispute. The
treaty Of 1918 Is just, explicit and sufficient
Il simply forbIds American vessels from
fishing within the three mile limit, and from
passing that limit or landing except for GER
tain specified purposes Of which the
buying OF bait Is not one. There
Ia no room for discussions as
TO the intent Of the treaty except as to the
headland question, so called--that Is, shall
the line defining the three.mile limit follow
the slnuosltles Of the bays and lnlets, or be
drawn from headland 10 headland, so As 10
prevent fishing by American vessels In par
TALLY landlockcd watersP We hold tho
latter view. a. did Daniel Webster. This
position Is, In fact maintained by the
American ssaboard States"
rs there any prospect OF the negotiation
IT more liberal exiradltlon treatyT
"Iler Majesty's Government would mako
no treaty affecting Canada without consult
ing ua and would, l am sure, make any
reasonable treaty OF the kind tia, we de-
sred, providing the assent OF the other con-
tracting party could be obtained. Canada
Is favc;abls to tho making Of M extradi-
ton treaty IN the broadcast terms providing
Tor the surrender OF any criminal Of what
soeyer degree, save only those guilty OF Of
lenses so petty rs to make the use OF the
machinery OF extradition absurd. Ii
seems to me that so long ss this courts
of the country are so administered rs 10
Justify ihe confidence that every accused
person will receive fair and just treatment
there can be no excuse for shielding any
man from surrender after proper and for
NAL demand. The obstruction to such q
treaty comes not from Ottawa or England,
but from Washington. To my mind II Is
.lear that the treaty would lons since have
been an accomplished fact but for the sub
lie influence on your side Of the pernlciOus
class which insists that the man who kills
Or destroys by dynamite is not criminal,
but q political offender. Were your Presi-
lent elected once in ten instead OF once In
four years we shonld have such treaty."
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-23
DAKOTA.
Adoption Of the Majority Report Looking
to Statehood.

Adoption Of the Majority Report Looking
to Statehood.
HURoN, ID. r., Dec. 11.-The constitu.
lional convention met yesterday morning.
Judge Campbell, from the conference com
mltee, presented the following report:
Rcsolrod, That the conference committee
recommend the repeal OF section 3s Of the
schedule aud ordinance, aud report the fol-
lowing ordnance, recommending It's adop-
ton:
"IIe II orda ned by the constitutional con.
vention that sect on - OF the schedule and
ordinance appended to and accompanying
the constitution be and is hereby rescinded.
abrogated and made null and void"
The following minority report was sub
mitted:
Rcsoired That the committee submit TO the
votes OF the electors OF the state OF Dakota
at the next election for Legislature and STATE
officers the following ordinance:
"lie u ordained that the section under the
heading OF schedule and ordinance OF tho
constitut on, numbered 81, be nnd Is hereby
vo.d."
Judge Campbell moved the adoption OF
the majority report, and Taylor OF the mi.
nority report Ths latter adverted 10 tho
tact that all well informed lawyers knew
That the power OF q, ngress was supreme in
q ierril0gy. and he cited case directly af-
fectlng Dakota tha had been decided by
the Supreme Court Ct the United States.
lie strongly favored submitting the ques-
ton 10 a yUts OF the people, and II was eyl.
dent that his pOstl was shared by many
In the convention. After considerable dis
cussiOn yOio was iaken and resulted in
favor OF the adoption OF the majority re-
port, 2S 10 Q. The vote was made unanE
nous.
Judge Edgerton addressed the conyen-
tlOn, urging sieadfastness and harmony.
A committee OF two was appointed to act
with tho committees from 5nth branches OF
Tie Legislature, To DRAFT and present a me
mortal 10 Congress. settling fortli the action
OF this convention. judge Campbell, A.
llains' and Judge Edgerton were ap.
pointed.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-23
STOCK ITEMS.


AZ late meeting Of stockmen in 50
Louis resolution was adopted calling
upon Congress 10 appoint United States
commission. whose duty IL shall be TO look
after all cases OF contagious diseases
among cattle.
Supervisor Snyder OF Harlan County,
Neb., Is one Of the heaviest stock feeders OF
the State. He is now fattening s35 head.
He calculates that each animal will chow
up eighty bushels OF corn, and S40J worth of
hay will be divided among them. He is also
fattening $50 hogs
In preparing food for stock, such as
cooked vegetables, chopped feed. etc, al.
why's season with salt. Every animal
Graves IL, and must have a certain amount
OF saline matter introduced into its system
60 enable IL TO thrive. Many animals real.
ly suffer for the want OF salt and lose APP
petite, which is attributed to some othor
cause.
A Nebraska man reports having horse
seriously attacked with what the owner
concluded was indigestion" and tho
horses life was about despnired of. To
show his willingness to save the horse IL
possible the man gavo him big dose Of
baking powder" and the steed is once
more as risky as colt. -Lirc-Stock bidi-
Gator.
A Western New York farmer who buvs
sheep from the West TO fatten in the fall
says he last year made profit when his
neighbors made mono by buying split aud
colored beans which he fed with corn, In.
stead OF nm nll-corn ration He says two.
ftth beans with corn make the sheep
thrive aud fatten faster than full ratlons
of orn.-Shesp BUedor
Practical dairymen should ever keep the
rule In mind that milcL cows consume food
according TO their live weight SO II an
500 10. COW is good enough to make two
aud half pounds Of butter per week per
100 lbs. of live weight, or twenty lbs per
week-which many can do-thpn ! 400
ID. COW, TO he her equal, in production as
in consumption, should make two and a
half lbs. per 100 lbs. live weight or thirty
FIVE lbs. of butterper week.--Hodrd's Dairy.
man.
Not many years hence thero will be
some stock farus In the Southwest rs
much noted for breeding bloo1ed stock as
anywhere else in the country, and we do
not hesitate in the prediction that Mr.. +.
l.. Lehnard will be among the foremost.
Having last year purchased couple OF
good stations he Is now looking for some
registered mares Of tho hest strains, aud
proposes to continue on the line begun un.
I'll there are millions in it."-Picrce CHy
(Ko) Empire.
Prof. Henry, OF the Wisconsin Agricul
tural College Farm, mentions that six
cows were kept, three by pasturiug and
three by soiling The result was product
OF 40 pounds OF IN Tx from one mere OF
pasture, producing eighty.two pounds OF
butter, while one acre IN soiling gave him
4,1S3 pounds Of milk which made l9d
pounds OF butter. The pasture was one OF
the best bluegrass pastures, capable OF
carrying a COW per acre the season through
uuder favorable weather conditions.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-23
NnIrs.

A large number OF Nebraska farmers are
crossing tho ice AZ Yaukton, OAK, aud
marketing hogs md grain in that city.
Over 100 head Of dead catils have already
been haglsd out Of the creek ia Wayne
County, Neb, as sn evidence OF the fierce.
ness OF the late blizzard.
About 900 car loals Of wine have been
shipped from Santa Rosa, Cal, this season.
aggregating $4,000 gallons.
A single sale OF wheat was recently made
in Tehama County, Cal. tho money pay.
ment involved being tg!5,OO0.
An Osceola (Nsb man has planted six.
teen acres IN blackberrles.
Hundreds OF bushels Of apples nre being
brought into Los Angeles, Cal, from Kan
sas.
The Chinese pork combination has for
years been a powerful organization In San
Francisco aud completely controlled the
market The Butchers Protective Asso-
cintion recently started, is making war on
Chinese pork aud ha, good show Of res
cuing tho business from the hands OF tue
Chinese.
A writer In thu Iora H,nsiiem consoles
farmers with the informal on that, though
they may loss number OF hogs with cliol-
era. yet these that survive will b, chol.
era proof and secure against a second at
tack.
A butter aud egg company has been or.
ganized at Fremont Heb.
A ton Of fax has been discovered by Da
kota farmers 10 be more valuable Tor heat.
Ing purposes than a ton OF soft coal
-.
in Pratt County, Kan, tl'ls year.
The Union Cattle Company OF Gilmore,
Heb pays the Union Pacific road each
month from $500 TO 5000 for freight
Many people Ia this county aud some In
the city ara using corn FOR fuel, II being
considered cheaper than wood or coal :.
Norton (kd',l C9gisr.
Michael Regan lost twenty-three head OF
stock during the storm Ia Platte County.
Neb.