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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-08-21
The EncaInpmcnt.

Lieutenant j. NJ. NEAL, representa-
tive OF the War Department. and F..
G. Lord, Colonel First Regiment, n.
n. c., yesterday visited Carson and
located the ground for the campaof
instruction to be assembled uext
Monday, the 22nd. The encampment
will DO in Treadway's field, imme.
diutoly west and adjacent to the
dance pavilion in tho park. Tho
following calls for the government Of
the encampment have been adopted:
Roveille. .... $50 Recall: 49,. .ll:3O
Police ..5:5O Dinner -. 1890
Breakfast. $50 Drill CALL. 800
Drill call -. .7:30 Recall. 49,. 4:3O
Recall. .......8:30 Supper. 800. $50
Surgeon call $3.50 Dress parade. $50
Guard Mount. 900 Tattoo. -. 900
Drill call 1000 Taps........lO 1000
Monday will be occupied in organ.
izing the encanpment, and regular
camp duties will begin Tuesday morn
ing. The morning drills will be in
squad and company, and those OF the
afternoon will he battalion drills.
II is expected Governor Colcord and
majJr General Heating will inspect
tho command Friday afternoon, and
n sham combat between the troops
will tHke place at that date.
Tho officers In charge OF tho CON-
mnnd will use every endeuYor 10 mako
the encampment us perfect and Of
ficient ne strict military discipline will
varrunt.-IVa. Chronicle.
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School ftcpOrt.

Following Is Il report OF the Deeth
school for the month enling August
IL, 1902:
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-28
6erihtliMee.

Die man mad Der eriten 8erbanbIune
ihon nit @etpibbeit annebmen fonnte,
1T ber 9roseb sesen bic Der 8oobIerei
aneeflaeten Stabtrdtbe tpie baS Sorns
berger Sdieben berlaufen, benn man
ideint baran bersweifsIt au iein, eine
unpartsiiide Surp au finben. Muf Ins
iuden BON 3edtsanipalt gbwarbs &C..
itattete am Donnsrtas Moreen 8ihier
Connolly ben @eidnorenen. Elm 8erbift
auf Nidtidulbis eesen @oIben, &eqp,
We@rail unb MeidsI einaubrinsen. nads
benz bic @enannten CUR 3ablun8 al Der
2oiten iid erboten batten.
Die anberen am Donnerias berbans
relten Sale tparen unbebeutenber Nrt -
8laesn ipesen Mneriif unb Sdldserei,
fleine Diebitdble u. (. 10.
Dem Soiepb grodo, bes frimineIlen
8srfebrS nit feiner 8idbrisen Todter
idulois befunben, tpurbe am Samitas
iein nrtbeil seiproden, inbem Ridter
@dnfter ibn in cine Strafe bon 500
unb bic Soften unb bier Sabre 3udtbaus
uerurtbsilte.
Die anberen am Samtae absetpidel'
ten Sale tparen untpidtiser Natur.
Souls gaines, bsr i'm porisen CONNER
Elm 5eniter in benz Iabafslahen bon s.
8. GIarf an Yenn Ipenus einbrad unp
sinise 8feifsn itabl. tparb bon 8idter
Gonnoqp in cine Strafe bon $50 unb Elm
Sabr @eidnsnib rerurtbeiIt. Dir fbns
men nidt neriteben, tpie man ben &ihter
fir bas 8erbift tabeIn fann nit benz
8orseben. bas 8erseben iei nur elm uns
bebeutenbes eetpefen. SaineS tpar ba.
mails 8utider eines 5HentIi1en Mietbs'
| fubrtperfe8 unb tper in elmer ioIden Gis
senidaft funeirt. ioQte dber ieben Ser,
badt erbaben iein. Wie fbnnts man
ibm ionit frembe &eiienbe, Srauen unb
8inber anbertrauens
Inter bem 8oriibe Der Ri1ter Mr6s
baIb unb @uniter bseann am Uiontae
bas Mrsumsnt 9sridt.
Die gum Aufruf ssfommsnen Sale
tperben i'm 2aufe ber Wohe perbanbeli
unb baben felbfueritdnbli1 nur fiir bic
ndber 8etbeilisten Elm Sntere0s.
3uSor tpurbe nod ber SAL sesen sri.
darb Sout unb Iimotbp Barfrep ents
idieben, tpeIde zines IneriffeS auf einen
Dunmpre Mann namen8 gbbp iiberfdbri
tporben tparen. Sout muB $40 unb So.
fen besablsn. 9arfrsp befam bic sleids
Strafe unb auberoem 30 Gage @efdns.
nib.
Senrs @aItber CAB $500 8drsidait,
UNI iid auf bic se9en ibn erbobene Mn,
fIase ipdter benz @eridt su telen.
Der buuptiddIidfe Mrsument San
am Dienfas mar berienise BON ieben,
sebn 9runbbtiisern an Sefferion Apenue,
ipelde sesen bic gfateruns.2iens BrO.
teit erboben unb iie aIs uneefeslid bar.
helsn IieBen.
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(Ginaslanbt.)
@eebrter 9err !

@eebrter 9err!
Da8 Snterefe ber Yrdiibentenipabl.
Isitation unb berienieen far Gonsreb'
&epraientantsn ideint ale anberen 1ra'
gen bel Sbnen in ben Sintsrsrunb su
ordnsen; ipeit entfernt. Sbnen baraus
einen 8oripurf MAIDEN su tpollen, m5bte
td bod, nit Sbrer GrlaubniB. Elm paar
Worte iber einen anbsren 8anbibaten
iasen, Der uns Deutiben auf ber Sub.
ieite tbeuer 1T, unb ben mir serne erpdhIt
iebsn m6dten. Sc lit bisS Serr Sranf
8. OfeII. aanbibat fir @sfebeebuns
int atpeiten 2esisIatipbiitrift.
Serr OfeQ bat bic domination feiner
8artei einitimmis erbalten-ein gompIi.
ment, bas nidt iebr oft Ssmanbsn ,u
tbeil ipirb. Man bat an benz iunsen
Wanne erfannt, bab man Jpn nur in cine
peranttuortIide Steluus porsubrdnsen
braudt. um iberseust au iein, bab er
oieielbe nit boQem 1mfanse ausfiillt.
9err Ofea 1T unter unS seboren unb er.
sosen unb bat iid alle Sreunbs au erbaIs
ten seipuBt, bic. ct ie sema4t; unb 1T bies
befonbers BEL ieinen ebemaIisen SduIfa.
meraben berporsubeben, bic ipie Elm Mann
fGr ieinen @rfoIs ipirfen. ieien Iis nun
Demofraten ober 3epubIifaner.
Die fpatere Garriere bes Germ Sranf
9. Dfea liest offen nor ieinen Witbiir.
germ. MIs feiner 3eit Serr 8obert 8.
Sdimpff ftarb. folste ibm Ofsq aIs
Sefretdr ber SduIbeb5rbe mad unb bat
iein Imt in ber seipifenbaftefen @eife
berfeben. Nebenbei itubirte Ct eifrie unb
biIbete iid gum Abuoiatsn aus. ipurbe
aud nad Mbleeuns eines euten gramens
als 9raftifant am Geridt auselaFen.
Iu4 in bieier giseni6aft bat er f1 bis
bato gut betpdbrt, 10 fdtpieris es aud
serabe in bieiem Sade sinsm iunssn
Anfdnser III, iid emporsuarbeiten.
Wir Deutiden Der Siibieite baben bic
ausi6Iaesebenbe Stimme i'm ,ipeiten
2esislatiubiftrift unb iolItsn Bel Der be.
poritebenben MabI bieies nidt pereeFsn.
SD bin Gberaeust. bab Serr Ofeg i'm
Sale ieiner Gripdbluns tets beiirebt fein
ipirb, ben Mnfpraden ber Deutiden in
isosr @eiie seredt au tssrbsn. unb bab
uniers Sntsrsfsn unb bic SntereEen Der
Staot scranton in ieinen SdnSsn gut
aufseboten finb unb setreue 8srGdi1tis
suns finben iperben.
Wie beIiebt 9err Dfeq in, aeiat bic
Gsitation in biefsen beutidsn areii len au
ieinen @uniten. Wenn biefe Bis aum
WahItaee in bemieIben @sifs tpeiter se.
fiibrt tpirb. tpie bisber, 70 barf ct elmer
blbfden StimmensabI bon ber SdbIeite
uno elmer slanasnben grtpabIuns Der.
iidert iein. q. 8. M.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-28
0tttetcu.

Better Self bon Stirmerriae. Der
souitanbiB 8eiunb fdien, itiirste am Dien.
ltas bon isinem Wasen tobt nieber.
Ser 15idbrise patrid Reap bon
eort Zane eritidte am Dienitaa in ben
&oblsnbsbs!tsEn bes Ssrnipoob @erfes.
Gin um 10 llbr DienItas asadt in
oer Graderbaderei bon Sitdner & 60.
auf Der Weftieite aussebrodeuss Neuer
tonnte gum Slid obne sroben Sdaben
sel6i6t tperbsn.
=, Sn bem GOnfeftseidaft bon s. 50.
yebrid an Main Strabe brad url balls
8 nbr bieien DOnneritas Moraen elm
Jsuer aus, bas fib auf bic anaren,enbe
Apotbefe bon Daniel @ilIiamion unb
anf bag S9ubseidaft bon 8iaiam Siss
s'ns eritredts. Ser Sdabsn 1T 3iemIib
bebeutenb.
@- 8eiteat bas ,,Doh henbIatt".
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Muf bem Wese gum Narabtefe

Gabt uns boffen bab Die 2sute welte fort.
wdbreno ihre 9eiunbbeit mibabten, oieien
mini fdenswertben Crt erreiden uno bab fie
iener 9ofulltdt aus Dem @eee gebeu melhe
minoer :riebnt als oauernoer Bobtfb 1T
uesen Der pise unb uefdiebener anoeret
0inse. aber ioIanse mir uns in oisiem
:, ,SnrdnentbaIe" aufbaIten miHen iparum
mcasn mir frsipiIl,s bic auaIen Der llnpsr.
oaulidpfslts 9tioeu ereuIoen penn uns bod
Elm rthtia'r 8ebraub bon Softetters Waesn.
Bittsrs bon 'bsfer sraufameu Sranfbeit be.
freien farm, Die. menn Die aerjts init ibrer
Bebauptut niht iebr ,rren baju onsetban
1T uuiere efbsnsfrit ju ptrfiir3en. Sobbren
men. bii6ts Reiosn 8erfopfun9 beaIeiten faft
INNER ens Qranfbeit uno fuo aujeiden Der.
ieIben Gle ale werben bon bem Eittsrs
pertriebsn burh wsdes aud MaIaria Rbsu.
matismus. Werpoitdt unb aagemeine shpd.
dc beis,tiat weresn Set Dem auftreien Der
6rippe bat 60 fid aud ole Elm semaltiaes
WttleI esgen oiefe furdibare BIaae erpiefen,
Der sss!s pn ssrpprrassnoftsn uuS 8sfsu
erleseu fnb. "'t ,." a'f :.
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BUR Nuhe einaeaauae,t.

Na1 elmer 3ranfbeit bon ettpa atpei
Bo4en peridieb ant Samitas Morsen
Z 1lbr Srau @briitina Diger, gbefrau
bss Germ Senrp q. DiIer bon 8enn
Apenue. Die Gntfdlafens ipurbe seboren
in Goburs am IL. DECEMBER 1886 unb
fam nit ibrem 8atsr, ST.. @anb. in 1856
na4 Mmerita unb mad Seranton. sic
perbeiratbete iid na& benz Iobe ibres
erifen @atten, 2arl 8oHe, am 90. Wai
1872 NIT ihrem iie iberIsbenben @atten !;
oisisr @he entiproHen msbrere ainber,
bic aae in 3artem MIter farben. Mus
ber erfen gbe tparen ibr brei 2inper
perblieben. nemIi1 Der unIdnait reritor.
bene Wiaiam 8oHe unb bic sSrauen u.
8enfe unb Sriebr. Mei1el. Den feds
8ineern bes Serrn 9ilIer (Sobn, Senrp,
unb bic Srauen D'GonnsQ, 1erppe,
5iebler unb Steinmeb) mar bic 8eritor.
bens TN poaten Sinne bs8 WorteS cine
speite SHUTTER. Mber ni6t ALIEN far
oas WobI ibrer eisenen GamiIie opferie
li4 Srau Diler auf, aud ibren Wit.
mem iden sesentiber mar fe fets biiIf.
bere't unb fiir Sebermann bate iie Elm
ermutbisenbeS Wort, einen suten Ratb
ooer Elm beiIenbes GrdnfIein.
Die 8eerbieune fanb Montas Na1.
mitta8 itatt. Serr Paftor g. S. 9iaeI.
mann belt i'm Sauie @ottesbienit unb
lieb in ieiner 3ebe benz Gbaraftsr Der
8eritOrbenen uole @eredtisfeit piber.
fabren, unb 9rof. s. 6. 9aipfer tbat in
elmer ensIiiden Anipra@s bessIeiden.
8ieIs 2iebessaben in @siaIt bon Blu.
menbiiiins tpuroen am Sarge nieberee.
Iest, Der nit sroBem @efolee bon 2sib.
trasenben i'm Sorsit Sia SriebbOfe bei'
sefest tpurbe.
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Ser xSbea~
Type Writer.

$40 faufen ben SbeG 3ppe Wrtter
nit rs Gbaraiteren uno SIS fur ben Elm.
fad,en Sben, mt Der 9arantie. before
arbeit au tbun. wle iraeno eine Wafdine
sie psrbiubet Ginfldbeit NIT Dauerbafiis
feit, Sdne(lsfeit eeidu9feit Der Speration
uno bdIt ldnser obne 8eparatur aus, ale TT.
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nidel.pIattirt. perfett uub allen GrIOrosrniTen
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ooer sshu GSempIars fonnsn auf einmaI &C.
madbt weroen. srgeno eine intelIisente Der.
ion faun fd gum Ope ateur in apsi Sa8sn
ausbiloen. SBir oferiren $1,000 irsenb
eiuem Operateur. Der 70 ptsl Ie,ften fann pis
Die ooppelte Obetl
3uperldif9e Asenten unb Berfaufer peroen
perlanat uno ednoIsrn ipesieae gortbeiIe &C.
aebeu Our BampbIete uno Geferen3en penos
mou fih an OdelI Type Writer Co.,
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Mdbcben perldnQt.

Gin brasss Nab6sn fiir alsemeins 5ausar-
belt. Gutsr 2Obn unb gsbanbIuus. 8raa
u. 3enft, 2l5 penn Mpenue.
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Musmdrtige Mbonnenten

iinb freunbIidit eriudt. bic rddfdnbisen
9eitrd8e bur8 @elbantpeifuns Money
Order) ober 9oital 9lots ein3uisnben.
8iels unierer aunben tbun bies reaeIs
mabis unb nod ME 1T Elm Bstras perIp.
rem sesansen. Huittunssn srfoIssn 10.
fort.
llniere Ibonnenten inb burd bas
ean3e 2adatpanna County, fotpis aud
2u3erne unb Wapne Gounties asritreut
uno mir fbnnen nidt baran benfen, bic.
lelben peribnIi9 aufauiudsn. ba es nit
su uieI 8eitperiaumnlb unb 3otsn per.
bunben tpdre. Desbalb bitten mir um
3uienbuns Der Betrdse.
Der Seraasssber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-28

ber @eiperbsfammer iein barf.) Darauf.
bin ftreitten fammtIi@e 4srsIeute unb
@lasbldier bon garmaur. Sin SoIse
elmer Mnfrase bes io3iaIiitiiden Depu.
tirten Duters bei@lob nun bic 3ammer,
elm S4iebsseridt aur SHIi1tuns bieier
Streitfraee gu ernennen, in tpeIaes bic
Staatsminiiter 2oubet unb 8ietts sstpdbIt
tpurben. DaFeIbe ipurbe au1 bon BEN
Direitorium ber Bereiperie senebmist.
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Deutset)e Met,sere'
Gaspar Sennb,
416 sas @aibington Aben,ie.

fIO wv ~o"T9t"B*"" ~
aae Blsiidiortsn bon Der beiten AuaIitdi
unb ttsts friid; bessIeiden bic fdmadbafte'
fen BIrte ieber art.
Oie beten Sdinten uns elm aus8eaeidnetes
Corn Beef unb bas feinfe 4odelfeiid tets
in grober ausmabl.
Betequngen per 9oft merben prompt aus.
aefdbrt unb 3u eiuem 8efu@e bes 0efdaftes
freunoIidit einseIaoen.
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Nerlan0t snersii&s artsitsr iibsraa
O~--"o- fir ,,Stepp's Vbotogras
pbieH Der DeIt"; bas btbtuttne1s BUD ptr
Grbs; fpaete $t00,G00. sfrfauft fir So 25;
taar ebsr auf absabluneen; erpbartiee iIIu-
Sbepps ss"s.n '''s ssG''s ; tssi$.s Sas ";S' s.s.
buff iibtr 1900 8anee. agenten iiberaus
erfoleriG. Serr 5bpmas 6. Wartin, Gentrs-
Vile Ieras, rerbiente $7ft.00 In 9 Eassn;
u: ssaSs' %'.s Ybotograpbicm IN. @'ss, s.,
$23 IN 40 Minuten Rep. !. 5cpars Mabt-
ion, qsuns. u. o., $t01 in Z Stanbsn; cine
Bonanza; eine prattpoae Ausi sitattuns nur
5ra9t bs,abIt. aSrefiirt; uCt @eit.
Globe Bible Publishing Co., 723 Gbelfnut
ct. philadelphia, ga, cbr 1858 Dearborn
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81. permtetben :

etore 225 8enn apsnue. friber 9us'ids
8ddersi. Bobnun9 obenanf. 6ute @eIe.
senbeit fiir einen tlbtissn 8dder. Rad3u.
frapen bel 9. 9orena. Ais 9adawannu
Mpenue.
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Sansbdlterin 9efmbt.

Gin B,tttper nit enem sobn fudt eins
Saushdlterin bon 40-46 Sabren; eine quite
eeIesenbeit fur bic ridtipe Rerfon uno 9uten
2obn. Blu erfrasen 30 1042 &apIor apenus
3pifden 6 uno llbr Abenes. 39ba
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gusen s@impff,
Nrattii9er 119rma9er,
317 Qadamanna 9lbenue.

Sat tets einen bibiden 8orratb bon Banb.
uub 8nfdenubren. llb'snfetteu. 8uiennaoeIn
Ringen, 6eidmeioe ueriheoener art II. I. 10.
unb beSient Sunben reel unb piinftlid.
@eparaturen an Banb. uno 9afdenubren,
@eihmeioe jeber art unb ale in meiu tat
sinidla9snbsn 8erridmn9en.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-03

til Y. S. Wardlaw is sufficiently recovered
to take charge of that office, and c. E.
Campbell will take the position of head
bookkeeper, vice Jack Smart.
Official figures show that the total in
crease in sheepin this country is 1.5l9 229.
Expert estimates from these figures show
that the total yield of the United States in
1892 is 3l6, 053, 731 pounds, or, estimating
the shrinkage OF pulled wool at 10 per cent,
a secured yield of IA, 096, 937 pounds. This
is an increase of Il, 1852, PA pounds in the
grease, or 6, 00U, 600 pounds secured.
The Montana Livestock Journal says
that thousands of cattle are slowly starving
to death in the hills of Southern Idaho. The
loss to stock raisers will be tremendous.
Every blade of grass under the ranges is
under from twenty-five to six inches of
snow. The present winter in that section
has not been equaled since 1870. The
rigorous season was not anticipated by
ranchers and they delayed bringing cattle
to the low lands. The delay has proved
fatal, and a well known stOckman said
to-day that every domestic animal left in
the hills was sure to meet death either from
cold or hunger. Nearly every rancher vii
loose more or less heavily, though mary
of them had the good fortune to drive porss
tons of their cattle into the valley befefes
the great snow came.
Receipts at Chicago for February, 1892,
about 267 200 cattle, 6150 calves. GA, 600
hogs, 1917, 900 sheep, and $500 horses, show
ing. an increase of 1900 cattle and 100
calves, and a decrease of 259, 900 hogs, 1900
sheep and $500 horses, compared with ar
rivals for February, 1891. While the re-
ceipts OF hogs decreased $50, 600, the ship
ments for the past month-333, OOO-were
5000 larger than year ago. Shipments OF
cattle-lO7, 0O0-were 10000 larger than
a year ago. Receipts at Chicago for Janu-
airy and February, 1892, aggregate 553,SOO
cattle, ID, $50 calves, 1852, 900 hogs, 324,SOO
sheep, and 1920 horses, or an increase OF
5000 cattle and 500 calves, and decrease
of 351, 900 hogs, $4,000 sheep and 1000
horses, compared with the corresponding
two months of 1891. Shipments the first
two months of 1892 compared with year
ago exhibit an increase of 900 cattle and
a, 900 hogs, and a decrease of SIS, 600 sheep.
The net supply of hogs for Chicago slaugh-
terers the past two months was $4,000
smaller than a year ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-03
Livestock Notes.

Moore & Rogers of Morgan had in a car
of sheep.
NJ n. Hudson of this county had in a
bunch of hogs.
J. Boyd, Hico stockman, had car of
cattle on the market.
indianapolis received 2TO0 cattle, 1900
hogs and 600 sheep last week.
Two carloads of cattle arrived at the Fort
Worth yards yesterday evening from Rock
dale
W. E. Beckham of Burton, Kan, had in
load of hogs yesterday and visited the
yards.
J. NJ. Daugherty, a well known cowman
OF Abilene Is greeting friends in Fort
Worth.
F. Mayer & Sons of the DEVILS River
country will ship 1900 cows to the territory
about Apml15.
e. G. Kemple, prominent in Colorado live
stock circles, IS IN Fort Worth in quest
Of 5000 yeaTiing steers.
z. w. Bowman of BlufTdale, Tex.
shipped in two cars of cattle yesterday,
consigned 10 NJ. G. Ellis & Co.
J. w. Alexander of Cisco had car of
hogs at the Union stockyards yesterday.
They were consigned to lobe Johnson.
Mai J. Straw of Wichita, Kan. was in
the city yesterday on business and visited
the yards. The major is personal friend
of John r. HoEie.
The Chicago Drovers' Journal says the
way exporters have been sending out cat
tie the past week or so the supplies of
American cattle on the other side will not
long be light.
Receipts at Omaha last week, 1900 cat
lie, Is, $50 hogs, S077 sheep, against 1854
rattle, %, 1913 hogs, 2IIl sheep the previous
week, and lO,66S cattle, 81, 943 hogs, 2eOl
sheep the last week of February last year.
Receipts for the month of February 1892,
1t the st. Louis National stockyards
amount to 21,1l5 cattle, 75, $50 hogs and
54I5 sheep, against %, 54T cattle, Sc, 10 hogs
Rud g211 sheep received during the month
Of January, a decrease this month of 2432
cattle, 2O, 22l hogs and $500 sheep.
A change in the personnel of two i'm
portant employees of the Fort Worth pack
ing company has taken place. S. r. Teyis
will be acting secretary OF the company un-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-03
rExAs LIVESTOCK STATISTICS.
FIRST in the Number Of Sheep and Cattle
and Well Up in other Lines.

First In the Number of Sheep and Cattle
and Wen Up in other Lines.
The agricultural department at Washing
IDu has just issued its report of the number
md value of livestock in the United States.
The following are the figures for Texas:
We find that this state is first in the num-
Der of sheep, with Ohio close second and
California good third. The total number
Of sheep in the United States is given at
Al g3S, 365, of which Texas claims 800, 175,
valued at Sl.55 per head; aggregate value,
81, SOC, 239.
Texas is also first in cattle, having more
than any other three states, there being
7,cg3.3OT within her borders, valued at 50. 10
per head average, and the aggregate value
is S74, 55LSS7.
She is ninth in the number of hogs, con-
tanning 232l, 24j head, valued at S315 per
head. The aggregate value amounts to
S7.3ll, SCI
We rank third in the number Of horses,
'here being 1,209, 90S of these valuable ami
mails. Average value, S3l.4S per head; ag-
gregate value, S3S Og2, 747.
The total number Of mules in the state is
placed at 200, 23g average valuation, 500. 30
per head total value, Sl2 272, S52.
The total number of all kinds Of livestock
In Texas Is 1864, S65 head.
The total number of all kinds of livestock
in the United States is l6a, 232, sos, diviued
as follows.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 2. -Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $500; shipments. 1900. Steers, 81 90
al 40; cows, 81 6593 so; stockers and
feeders, 81 50@3 60.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments. 260o.
Market steady. Extreme range, 50 SOC
4 65; bulk. 81 1904 55.
Sheep-Receipts, 22oO; shipments, none.
Market strong and unchanged.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

zCHICAGo, Ill, March 2.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1900; shipments. 1000 Market
steady. Good TO extra steers, 81 5005 % ;
Others, 50 25(94 %; stockers, 81 1908 90;
coNss$l 50CG3 80.
b Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments. 1900.
Market steady. All grades, 81 1905 so.
Sheep-Receipts, 6O00; shipments. 5000.
Market active TO higher. Ewes, ST GOAT 40;
wethers, So 25(95 90; lambs, steady at s. so
G6 so: yearlings, s. 25a5 75.
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been secured and the parties in control
have decided to change the capacity from
thirty-ton as first proposed to fifty-ton ca
pacity, thus giving to Wise and adjoining
counties market for all the cotton seed
they can raise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-03
st. Louis Livestock.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March Cattle re-
good native steers, So OO64 80; TEXANS and
Indians steers, 81 SOd3 40.
Hogs-Rece. pts, 5000; shipments, 1900.
Market slow. Heavy. s. 60@4 so; mixed,
81 1O94.65; light, 81 2OQ4 20.
Sheep-Receipts, 500; shipments, none
Market steady. Fair to best muttons, 81 90
(a6 o.
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NEW YORK, March -Beeves-Receipts
none Market slow, steady. Native steers,
So S5(94 S279; pulls and cows, s. 5O9S so.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 Market firm.
Sheep, s. 5096 so; lambs, So 5O@7 80.
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ST. LOUIS Wool.

ST. LOUIS. No, March 2-Wool-Re
ceipts, $4,000; shipments, $4,000 pounds
Market steady, unchanged.