The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-08-01

in the world and that he is testing his
claim. His horses pay. Last year,
his racers on the turf retted him
$127 900. Tammany is enc Of his
best racers. He is now in the East,
on the turf. Tamr,any cos: Mr..
DAILY $4,000. Last year he melted
him on his race Course $4,000 in
stakes. He is Orlr ;nrce years old.
1t is said that, al addition ~ the
above amorn. earned for him by
Tommany, list wear. in premiums,
MI. DAILY won s57 900 by betting on
him.
Montana is another of his famous
horses that has won much money fol-
his owner.
TRAVEL IN STYLE.
Tammany and Montana each have
a special car fitted up in style almost
equal to a parlor car, and when they
travel they travel in style. They are
cared for better than thousands OF
people. There is spur running
from the railroad at this place to the
ranch and directly to the stables. The
racers are kept in the East on the turf
in the racing season. In the winter
they are brought here and kept in the
stables, houses better than many
people occupy, with good beds, fires
and window lights and careful attend
ants who overlook nothing for their
comfort. There are now on the ranch
some of the comeliest and handsomest
colts l ever saw. Grazing in the rich
grass, knee deep, they look as graceful
as gazelles.
Mr.. Daly's employees on the ranch
are very courteous and accOmmoda-
ting and take great pains and pleasure
in showing visitors over the ranch and
all the sights.
Besides his race stock, Mr.. DAILY
raises thousands of blOoded but less
valuable horses. Roaming his ranch
in herds, they present pretty sight.
NOT ALL HORSES.
The ranch is not, however, devoted
exclusively to raising horses. Much
of it is cultivated. He has this year
5000 acres in wheat, many acres of
oats, hay and potatoes. He has "a
magnificent garden and orchard and
raises all the fruits and vegetables
known in this climate. There is now
a small array of men with horses and
machinery, cutting and stacking fra
grant hay for winter Use on many
acres and as far as the eye can reach.
1t takes not less than 100 employees
the year around and often more to
operate this ranch. His farm hands
get $50 month the year round and
board and work ten hours a day.
There is handsome building in
which the ranch book keepers, sten0-
graphers, clerks and managers work.
There are other buildings for the
veterinary surgeons, superintendent
and other employees, and boarding
houses for the unmarried employees.
The plantation, in Southern parlance,
has its own blacksmith, carpenter,
paint and repair shops and mechanics,
and a brick yard. 1t is one of the
ficest pieces of property and hest i'm
proved ranches in these United States
and will pay its proprietor handsomely.
Besides the money consideration, it is
his pride. He is gradually charging
it and each year buys more land adj
joining it. 1t is magnificent country
estate.
OTHER INTERESTS.
Mr.. DAILY is also the principal stock
holder in the Bitter Root Develop
ment company. which has $500, 900
invested in a saw mill, sash and door
factory, dam and other property in
this town and is now erecting hand
some two-story brick block here for
mercantile purposes. He owns
bank, an electric railroad, a daily
newspaper and large hotel (the
finest in the state) at Anaconda, one
of the chief cities and the future
canital of the state