davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-16
ANDRES FlGUEROA.
HAN Jusa I eAn HnnAarrAR Al.

DusaU del antique sUfsditadc onsabieci.
nient0 denomlnad1 La sEElELAB montade
boy I y altnta d. los Iasjufss On 81 Clase,
surtsno gansEal Dc prpvieicaea nsDienklbs \
extfaniegaa, eompra y vaniA es ffutos del
pals tisnA adsraAs eonstantemunts existsRs
|dls daloh lneiagea sehapos, niladag Qnp vrpdn.
0, d iaa vsgaa de Agacibc, Canuy & Iaa6aia. !.
VahtAa RQf mayeE 7 detail.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-16
sANroRAL.

Microbes. 1s.--El Triunfo de
= Santa Cruz y Nuestra Setors
del Carmen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-16


Reina buena impression.
Sin embargo, cuAntos han sidC
cenaulfadoe, eloginn Ii aetitud Re
seEvada s impartial de-su 8. M., ID
Cual nadA deja eompfender aCorc1
de aun intenciones:
Madrid, 6s--A lac dos de 10 tar
de ban iufad0 los nueYo Miniatros.
Ha eido pombfsdO Gubsecretario
del MinisteEio de Is Gobernaci6n
.el So. d. Lorenz0 Dominguex
HA tornado pcsesi6n Ell nuevc
Gobexnad0r Civil dc Madrid.
Madrid. e--El Sc. .. Rafael Sc.
Irano Alo&z6x no ha aeeptado 81
puesto de Intendente General de-
Haoienda en la lsla dc Cuba, cue
10 fu6 ofrecidO.
Sc halla cOmpIctamente festable.
cida de "a enfsKmedad IL Infants
Dcha Maria Teresa.
Anoche, en- Barcelona, yarios
g1ap0e silbaron ftente al Oirculo
Con ervador. Los guardias dis0l-
vierOn { los albOrotadores & plana.
EoGs ~
I'm 81 Conseio dc Ministries Cele-
bfaa0 hoy, In quedsdo acordada
una combination de gobernadores
civiles do pFOvinClas.
81 Ministro de ID Gobernaci6n
prepara ma circular & los re6eridos
gObrrnsdores de Las p-ovincias, f.
jandO la maFcha polltica y admi-
nistrativa que d Gobierno se pro-
pone seguiT.
Nnera York, I. .-Segin l0s 6ltimos
despaehos de Madrid, elnuevo Mi.
niateEio ca oxtremadamente p1Otec.
csoDista pr0p6nese seguir una po-
htiOa solonial muy aetiva, y natu-
Ral On las cueationes europeas.
= solalnente los peRi6dic0s conser
Yad6zgs aprueban el nuevo gahi-
nets tDaOs los peri6dlcos indepen-
dienteH = liberales condenan el
cambiu tan bfuscO Que acaba de
efe0tuarse, y niad9n 1ao "a Gr. BE,
ranger 6 dem6cEnka; que los Ee-
nores FablG , paqus d Tekain
tienen tendenclau liberales, y que
los tres son he6hufA del General
Martinez Oamp05.
Madrid, lila aido nombrado
EmbsjadOr On Paris 81 Duque de.
Mandne.
Le ha sido aceptada II dimisi6n
q Presidente del Oonssjo de Esta-
DO. sa
III Ef. AxcArfagn, Ministro dc ia|
GueEEa, aeaba de llegar dc Va
lentia y IA manifeetadO one el c6- q
lera tiene grAyedad On Gandia &
suponiendo one se oculta q verda
dero estado sanitasic de aquel pue
bio.
Ayetigukndose Il CrIgen de la|
enfermedad, se cuemta Qde an ye1|
cino de- Pnobla de RGgat o0nsefva
Be IN frasco de la inoculaci6n que
% us6 en- 1885, y que, habiendosele
K0t0, axEgj6 su UOntenid0 en- an
ehsrs1 ds tango one exietia en Ia
plaza dc di1h0 pueblo.
Londres, & -Eh Ckrsmicls de e.
e. capital pnblioa an teIegrama
de 90 c0rresponsAl en- RoDaa, d.
seisn6o cue 81 GanlidAd sial8 ca
d. dia mas dehil que lste vienel
eacEihlend0 las inatrncci0nOs que
..<..,mfs4nnn 4ak,n 4aaa.. Il -. .a.ae-.,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-16

Junio u delsso.

] Asdcay.--La refnada. contin6a
con regular demanda, pero 81 mer-
cado de clase Crudo no ha rDejora-
do por est, pues el rehaador solo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-16
GUlAe LOCAL.


Casa de giroa y ycomIniones. Agentas Do ID
oomPaniageneral Trasatlantica hancesa dc ID
asl Assquta dc Campo, de OompanIas sde B..
ssros contra lncsndlos, de los Erss. Caii : Oc,
10 Paris, , gsneral para 10 lnla Dc PuertoaR Rioa
10 la Banqus TrasatlkntiquS dc Paris.
IKN1 -ADEMAH CASA IN AGBADfLL.A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-16
MovIMIENTo DE BUQUHs.
HETRADAs DE TRAvEsfA.
Niuguna.
METRADAs DE oABoTAJn.
Bira esp "Paquita,' de Aguad'
LA.
sALrDAs DE- TRAvRsfA.

Ao 0SP a4uIOd, uo ABuau :
LA.
sALTDAs DH TRAvEEfA.
Para New York, goleta america
ma "Mabel Thomas,n de pachada
por Orosas y FInlay, con 5O4 boco.
yes, 1876 sacos, 5E3 8 barriles az6-
car con 329, 923 kilos, 100 cascos
miel con 55,77l kilos.
Para Santander y escalas, vapor
esp. Oludad de Oadiz,s despacha-
do por 8 brinos de Ezquiaga.
Para Habana y escalap, vsp esp
/" M. L. Villaverde," despachado
por Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
Para New-York, vap ialem 'sVe.
nezia,n despachado por Latimer Y
Fern&ndez.
On q pr6ximo n6mero resefiare-
mos ia czrga que conducen los
mencioDados vap, res.
sALrDAs Dn oAB0TAyn.
Grletp "Panchita,' para Aqua.
dilla y Mayvgtes.
DESPACHADoS.
Col esp g Cora26n de Maria, .
para MaDati. s
Bbra esp {" Dos de Mayo" para
Vega baja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-16
PAPEL DE la DEuDl ANTIGUA.

Sc vende en- cantidades de Inn.
portancia en- el escritoliO de lOl
seiores q. Bolivar y Co.@-Te tuAn,
FL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-16

MPoRTAD0REB 7 ExPoRTADoREs.
GiranIIstras sobrs Las rapitalasy , prine, D
poblaciones dc EspAHa, fsla dc UGbi, Esta d
Unldos Inglsterfa. 2st % s.,-g
ASsntes de 10 oempaaia Tfasat atiGntiea a,
vapoFsa ds PIuLLosa &dsMs y G., dc Okdis,
Agsntes de Ii Oompatlia dc Seeurcu Marfti
mos del Lloyd Ingi6s: IAd Indeg,vefIine ] Z
4 xIsnct AssosiatSoa Einatfsd So
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-16
DrsF.J. Psres Fssitss

A les cOnsumidofes constsntes dt
II siempre popular Agna FIorlds
de Murray 81 Lanman. Para distin
gnir el legitimO perfume de las mi
esphrias imitaciOnes que de 81 9,
loffeeen, basta eKaminaF, comtra ].
Iss, 81 folleto que Eirve de- envolto
rio al frasco. 81 es legitimo, 90 We
ran en- ietrss tEansparentes. en- CO
de hOja, las palabFas LanmaD a
Kemp, New York, aefias de los Uni
cos fabricante,. Adem&s la marc
lindnstrial es gEabsda en- aOero; n
StcgYGfadG. Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-16

Aoeite de DIiTas. -0umplstsmsn
te puro Y diAfano, y sobfe todo &C.
lecto y exquisite, V6ndeae on bote
las en- 81 Dep0sitO de Cal1ado Ls
PaImssana, de Marcos Pietas.
Sc recomienda tan valioso pro
ducto,, 80
''Mancsl's Specific. -1lans mo-
Ia atenUi6n le todos los hombreI
| ldebiles h6eiR el naaravsllOeo RENE
dio conocldO como /" Nspecifico BE
IiuYenecedOE de, kaneelh 81 Qua
ha edo uAadO an sdctlcA pattlcti
llaF pQE N mkaaea antique ! eKpe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-02
Ciyil Service Examinations.

The rooms Of the civil service commiSsiou
were crowded today with applicants for posi-
tions in the government departments. Two diff
ferent examinations were held Mt the came
time and three rooms were needed to hold all
the writer's. The grand jury, one court and the
regular examination rooms were all called into
service. One hundred and fifty persons male
and female, took an examination for copyists,
one male for transfer in the copyists' list, and
thirty-ono males for the position Of chief Of
division of rcoords and editing In the Agricul.
tural Department.
Tomorrow the regular quarterly examination
for clerks will be held II The rooms Of the CON.
mission and on Thursday applicants for the DO.
sition Of pomologixt In the Agricultural Depart.
mept will be examined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-02
FOR RENT-FLATS

I,oR kENT-FLAT OF THREE LOVELY COM
- mHnicstins unfurnished toOlss. ! 2ls " st. nv
paw window b. rSe: south and fruntx: heat "a.
and bath; els. Call after p.ln.. no shilaren; DO
other roonlers. .l-As
1,oR RENT-A DESIRABLE fLAf on CONN
- ave NV Irice s4o Ter mouth. d. ID ROBEkr-
son. 1918 list sl-St.
tsoh khNT-EN sUITF IN MN STORY FLATS
a 18th at choice front Bay window psTlor and
No sooth front <hAnlers enc furnished. mantal
mirrors elevator steam heat closets hath rorch cleo
tle o-ils y III young couple. childrsn house
herpiiis. siJ 10 early oacapNnL sl-3t'
Isok. kEN1 HANDSOME NEwLr FINISHED
- fl.ts -ols st. nv. large airy rUoms. for iarr-
~ shall families. wide Isagklnx sud gruunds.
NV. .1fa-a..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-02
The reed bird does not wear a sash.

teriaL.
The reed bird does not wear sash.
Between the Refrlgerating Company and the
facts IN the case, the Representative from Ohio
was frozen out.
Nobody attempted to shoot the Tom Reed
bid yesterday.
Labor Day had glorious good time amidst
peace and plenty.
Columbias the gem of Staten Island water
also.
weather.
yisitor--in political newspaper Office: II
want to see the real estate editor
Business Manager-politely: I'VE haven't
any. sir"
Visitor: Haven't, eh? Who sings the mud?"
Congressman Smyser has gone lame with
Eaumatism.
efPTENBER.
The melancholy days have come,
The saddest OF the year,
When all the folks are still away,
Instead Of being here.
No sooner Is the oyster ripe than We begin
TO think Of Thanksgiving.
To Congressman Smyser:
Mid pleasures and palaces,
Where'er we Baum,
Be it ever so humble,
There's no place like home.
Daughter: ''Oh mamma, I've got such an
Interesting book here, it reads just like one OF
Tolstci's or Annette Riyes"
Mamma-shocked: Great goodness child
what is it!'
Daughter - looking for the title: "why
mamma, it's the Congressional Record, but the
authors name isn't published"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-02
THE ANTI-LOTTERY BILL.
IL Will Probably be Passed by Both
Houses This Session.

The chances are that the anti-lottery bill
will be passed by the senate before the close
Of the session and will become . Law. The
Senate committee reported it to the Senate
today just rs it passed the House.
This viii greatly facilitate action upon
the bill. Members Of the committee wanted TO
make some changes in the bill, but their anx-
iety 10 secure prompt action deferred them
II the Senate passes the bill Just ~ il passed
the House no conference will be necessary and
the signature Of the President can be had AZ
once, making il . law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-02

Last Friday night Simon Mckenzie near Para
disc, Utah. started out TO shoe: coyotes. His
gun was In some way accidentally discharged
aud the ball killed his iittlo boy and badly
wounded his wife.
Two hundred weavers employed ON corded
cotton flannel in the mills at Statewide, Il l.,
struck Saturday. They receive So cents cut
aAd ask 20 ceptA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-02
HoIlander, the Exiled American.
A AL a 49,

telegram was received AZ the State Depart
ment yesterday from Minister Miner saying
that the Guatemalan government had acceded
to the demands of this government, that
Hollander, the exiled American editor, be al
lowed to return to Guatemala City for the pur-
pose OF fixing up his private affairs. Minister
Miner said nothing with regard to the case Of
Gen. Darrundia, and ii is said no further action
will be taken in that case until Mr. MINERS re-
port is received and the department. il In full
possession Of all the facts leading to his sur
render 70 the Guatemalan authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-02
SHOOTING STARS.

Congressman Smyser, though a protection
ist was evidently in favor Of free Raum ma
teriaL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-02

d q bsstos 0oodA Moth proof Fsper aaA Eex l.2 sn1
s:ply Hspsssa Acen..x live Lnins ssa lop~ NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-02
EDUCATIONAL.

Mis- BALcH. 1907 10TH 81. X W. villa RE
Ukopen her class tor young ladies Octcber I. Pupls
prepArvd for higher grades the public schools. yss
and wellesley Colleges Thorough preparation for
foreigners spectsity. s2-3n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MANIFESTATIONS.
%a.t sa e Il. ssfGs Con;
Ho.sewoFk. Aadre.s {. 81 z. Star once. Sa-3ts
WANTED-BI AoERMAN Girl. A PLACE 10 DO
WANTED BY REsPECTABiE coLoREp
~, ~ Wsm.n Laundry Work =. Her Rs.iisnce: S.st
q: J. rso win s:'
~ f ", Family Tor Her Waitress. add Hddre:: u
WANTED-Go TO DICKS AGENCY FOR coOKs,
w Ssids Narses Lsundress: Horse Morkers Bat-
% have from ass p. ss S ZIG K
WAANTEp.BY A RksPhoTABLE coLoRED
work. Apply TO lll6 ct NV. stay at nirht s2-2t'
WANTEpaBY YOUNG LADY. A PLACE n A
w -, Lunch Rooms has had s1perisnca Aidrvss L
WANTED-BY DREssMAKER. SEWING IN
s,a f FAN by the Day references given Apply
WANTEDaBY AN EXPERIENCED WASHER:
s.spces furnished; good work. Call or address Dos
w OF refned hou.ehoid desires hos,,ion a. House
keeIer; would take charge Of Invsids or widowers
dress SIS p. Star Once. s 1''-'' ~"'A '0' Sci.
WANTED-,bY A COMPETENT COLoRED Girl,
Apsv q Io as Nurse Chsmbermsid or w.itre:s
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, WHO HAS HAD
~ - Years fIperenre in Prosecuting Pension and
0 o. claims Position IS Mansenr Chief CLERK
to ;osrety and capabilisy. Aadrss. skD. Star ONCE
WANTED POSITIONS ron COOKS. MAIDS.
f,%,l,s: and stores BTkNHhMs
NTEp-BY AN INTELLIGENT OoLORED
q, bSy years DID, Place Of any kind in Grocery
Address Star ose and a ssss
WANTED EMPLOYERS FoE FIRST CLASS
cirY Ti;h Fr 4 every send e
your order win be filled with disps,cH saa5-ist
WANTED--HOUSES.
WANTED-To. RENT-IN THE NORTHWEST,
w Eight room Brick Houys: ali modern improve.
msats and in good Order Ad4ress C.. star
WANTLD-owNEKs WISHING TO MAKE A
w quick sale Of their Houses will fnd It their ad.
yen,age to place them in my hands. have now hun
David SsH 4 scs i =. to
" .i. Ssil' calls 'or them hESSfiL TEgkS;
WANTED : FOR FROM $1,000 TO $4,000.
hS%ss. ,n in ~ sections q have
ix '0' acb D,!fs PsG fsff 1so7sran.
WANTED--B FISH MILL Err. 1913 Sc NV,
" Brick or Frame House, with at least rooms
ans s r sss and
whole. a,i:iu6t
WANTED HOUSE OF Is OR 90 ROOMS FOR
w First Class Boarding House between Pa ave.
snd 81 anu west OF 18th; must be in good order.
WIN al modern improvements; rent not to exceed
$40 per month for one OF 20 rooms to lease
or more years best Of reference given Address BOX
1877, star Office. lu:IO- :,ts
ANTED-HOUSES FOR REMIT HAVE A
large call for Furnished and Unfarnished Houses.
Swners can secure good tentans and prompt returns
on IN
HOWARD p OK1E.
ao.o-os 1874 St NV.
WANTED-fO BUY FOR CASH-A HOUSE OF
w from q TO IL rooms; III good condition aud in
good neighborhood Address statiuR price and exact
location CASH PURCHASER, star Office. au2 -lms
MANUFACTURERS FOR RENT By FISH d
W MILLER 1918 + ST. NV.
we have daily applications for houses to rent Own.
ers can secure good tenants and prompt returns by
placing their houses IN our charge. au2l-l2t
WANTED HOUSES FROM e., 800 To 60 600,
w also Lots in Washineton and Lsnier Heights
80 ACkEh GADsBY,
au13 zoos 1t. nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-02

rLooUEScE AT THE PICNIC OF THE BRIcKLAYEns'
UNION SPEECHES REVIEWING TIE RECENT
LEGISLATION n THE HousE-THE DAY AT RIVER
VIEW AND MARSHALL HALL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-02

Labor day was celebrated at several of the
river resorts yesterday with rush. Gay par
ties of picuickers started down ON the river
boats from an early hour in the morning and
many waited until the very last boat up in or
der to mako Just as long holiday as possible.
The number OF women and children taking ad-
vantage OF the day to get breath Of river air
was a very noticeable feature OF the day.
River View WAS one OF the points Of interest
In fact this popular resort was an especially
big point Of interest, as about 1000 people DIS
ported themselves there all day, which num-
Der was largely augmented by the incoming
| boat.
The excursion TO River View was under the
| auspices Of Mount Vernon Assembly. No. 1873,
been supposed before that painters and decora-
| tors have a special faculty for managing ex-
| cursions, but from yesterdays experience II
would seem that they did The Samuel J.
Pen,z made three trips yesterday to River
View and each time carried a big
| crowd OF men by themselves, men with their
families. women with babies, women withou,
babies, women With whole RATS Of babies Of all
| sizes and ages and host Of pretty girls whose
\ feet could hardly be kept from dancing until
under the general charge OF committee from
ASS ambly 1873, aided BY delegates from many
| Of the other organizations.
THE COMMITTEES IN CHARGE.
The full committee with their subdivision
we're: Chairman. Denham; boat committee
Harvey and Martin; floor committee, GLASGOW
Keller, sasso1, Ofett, Van Molten and Thomp
| son; athletic committee, Glenn, Boltstin
| Bean and Love; committee on speakers
| Cunningham, Miles and Zachary; genera
reception committee, Collins and Boyd
from painters and decorators; Pagott, from
paiutery; whitmore, Carpenters' Union
No. 1; Moore, plate printers; 0'Brien
carpenters' assembly; Foley, bricklaysrs
assembly; warhsid, n,achinists; Vile, musica
assembly; Porpont timers; Hiltz, clerks; Pye
engineers; White, moiders; Darr, paper hang
ers, and blake. mixed assembly.
DAY OF INNOCENT AMUSEMENT.
The day ct River View vas spent in Ill sort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-02

M AETED-DY A FiRsT.oLAss .CoLoRKD
w csteress Bosrders and Lodgers bv the week OF
month. Call ct 1854 Sd ct nv. sl-2t'
FAMILIES SUPPLIED With MEALS AT THEIR
II Lesidsuces ut els apiece ut vI0 13th st u.w 3O-ts
II xR0E cool. AIRY ROOMS. WITH BOARD On
sTkR, 5lJ 18th 1t NV. myl7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-02

A DAY OF INNOCENT AMUSEMENT.
The day at River View vas spent in ell sorts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-02

Between the Refrigerating Company and the
facts IN the case, the Representative from Ohio
was frozen out
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-05
The Convention.

From all sections Of the range county
reports come OF large delegation of cat
tie men, who will attend the Fort Worth
convention next week. T hey will be
here in great numbers, not only from
the cattle producing sections, but from
the market centers OF the north. Chi
csgo will send a large crowd of commits
sion men, as will St. Louis and Kansas
City The hotels will be full, but there
will be outside Of the hotels plenty of
rooms for all who come. Private clti-
zens are sending in their names with the
number Of visitors they can sccommo-
date, and there is no fear that anyone
will want for accommodations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-05
shaken Out of Gear.

By malarial disease. the human machinery cam
not half perform its Office. Digestion, secretion.
evacuation are disordered, the blood becomes
watery, the nerves feeble, the conntenance
CHASTITY, sleep disturbed and appetite capricious.
Terrible is this disease. fell It's consequences.
There is. however. known antidote 20 the
miasmatic poison, and certain safeguard
against it. In malarious regions of our South
and West in South America, Gautemala and on
the Isthmus of Panama. as we'll "a in transma-
rine countries where the scourge exists, this In
imtable preventive and remedy, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, has. during the last thirty i've
years been constantly widening the area Of its
usefulness, and demonstrating Its sovereign
value. Liver complaint. dyspepsia. constipa-
ton, kidney trou BILE, rheumatism ana debility
are Ril rensdied By it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-05

yesterday for the purpose of purchasing
q bunch of Hereford cattle for parties in
Dallas.
All business houses on Main, Houston {.
Rusk, Throckmorton and the cross streets
should he decorated when the cattlemen
reach Fort Worth.
The pig should be found on every dairy
Iartn. He will save much that would
otherwise be lost. He is q thrifty animal
when fed dairy wastes with little grain
added.
Tom Andrews has q pair of burros that
ne has been trying 20 negotiate for sew
eral weeks He says they are pedigreed
breeds, and that he can trace them both
back to the original sire.
The nearer you get to pure blood in
breeding the more certain you are of
good results. In this is found the adj
vantage of breeding full blood or high
grade mares to pedigreed stations.
An Ohio sheep man claims that the
careless practice of letting rams run with
the bred ewes during the entire year re-
suits in many dead lambs. The rams,
especially the loug and middle woods, are
constantly butting the ewes in the sides,
thus killing the lambs.
To the young man the breeding of
swine may not have so many attractions
as breeding horses or some other kind of
stock, yet If he is after profits the facts
in the matter will point to swine as the
safest and most profitable stock to handle
for sure and quick money return.
Many men in Colorado who are breeding
small horses, horses only fit for saddle
purposes, are disappointed at not finding
ready sale for them. They need not be,
when they consider that the uses for the
saddle horse on the plain has greatly
diminished in the past half decade. Where
20, 900 horses were required to round up
the cattle on the RACES of the state FIVE
or six years ago no more than 1000 are
required now. Fine, stylish saddle
horses command good prices, but the
demand for and the occupation for the
bronCho is gone.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-05
R0UND-UPS.
r.. rattle Industry in New Mexico Not
in a Prosperous Condition.
sound TAX on the Hcg Ones inn-Glut'
~ -, One 81 rk' and Siarvi e Another.
GEN raj Livestock Notes

-,.-o IS n great deal Of truth in what
,IbuouerQue Democrat says of the
ala business in the following: cit
10 said in passing that the cattle in
-..t generally is in by no means pros
.,or. condition. The past winter was
and dry. The result is that the
,oss generally are without grass and
.o- such stock as are compelled to
10 long Journeys between the water
,iaces on the rivers and the
,,ded mountain covers where the
:, remnants of grass are rap
.,- disappearing, are unusually
-, end debiltated. and unless the COM
+, If spring grass shall be phenomenal
.rontitv and in the quickuess of it's
NM the next few weeks will witness
1 U.s. Of cattle very great for Southeast
New Mexico .,,
,aouptrv can fail to be impressed with
.bo fact that the ranges are largely over
lied. Were there fewer cattle by
Sa1g the remaining half would be both
hotter condition and more valuable.
o,pr PRODUCTION is said to have ruined
t,o markets of the east. 1t certainly
Tos mined the ranges of the west. The
lid grasses are given no chance to re-
o,,rrrate themselves, and every year the
barren wastes are increasing in number
ona extent. A large percentage of
-sorIy loss is due TO the same cause, as
:. the impossibility of appreciably
;mrroving the grade Of range cat
- Good strains of improved
brseds may be introduced from
lime 10 time, but they can make scarcely
q norcitible impression where the life of
The brute is an unceasing struggle for
existence from the time it Is dropped by
the mother till il is rounded up and
sb;pred 10 some other place to be fed and
fa,frned. THIS evil will go on Increasing
IN the percentage of loss shall equal the
percentage of increase, and then there
will be q standstill in the lowest condition
reached. There is no possibility of i'm
movement unless the cattle companies
nersstently and with general practice
follow the example set in Colorado OF
marketing the heifers before tn ey be-
come prolific. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-05
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