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The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-02-24

THE GAZETTE.
skSts. 81 Pr K1s
To Orr 1aeron.
- Estae ollce Aas been 0eved to Il
PM sssY q the LAcoste Build.ag. eosal
- ssAd vernilAon streets. II 20
- salnestbe for tie paper. Of IL 70
ssi - - iassft POUR edvertissnent IN ou
ca1l oo - and re veil do our be-
p1D - We are tursing out all kind
- psi.sing as city prices.
Snaiaume Montet, Of Milton
81 Nas II town this week on business
Mr.. a. C. Guilbeau, of Carencro
Wa II town last Tuesday on bust
ness.
Our genial friend, Welaan Brad.
ford Of Rayne, was in Lafayette
Tuesday and Wednesday.
S Judge Allen opened the session
ct the civil court last Monday. The
docket 10 very light.
Mayor Chappuis. of Crowley, and
Mr. GIL, were in Lafayette this
week. Mr.. ChapPuis was here on
legal business.
Masses Lila Olivier, Of St. Mar
tinviilc and Edvige Olivier, of Brous-
sArd. were in Lafayette Friday visit
ing friends.
Mrs. Jno. q. Mouton has been
Waiting friends in Galveston during
tie past week.
Judge Felix VOORHEES, and daugh-
ter. Miss cecile, of St. Martinville,
0sls in Lafayette this week. The
judge paid as . pleasant visit.
1Gr. Robert Randle, of Lafayette,
after . pleasant stay in our midst,
returned home on Thaescay.-Opel-
ousAs Clarion.
Mines. ]. Plonsky, M. Klaus and
Miss Gussie Wolf, of Washington
were in Lafayette this--week visiting
relatives. They returned home
Tuesday.
Harry burke, member Of the
Police Jury, was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Durke is expecting a high bred
horse which he recently bought !
from A. c. Collins the celebrated !
horse dealer of Milan, Tenn.
Prot. Ben Toler, of Duson, was
in town last Saturday. We we're
s'sfy TO learn that Mr.. Toler had re-
signed his position as teacher and
intended to leave our paaish.
Mics Fannie Crawford, of Wash
iastoa, accompanied by her guest,
Mics Mamie Singletoa, of Lafayette,
spent Saturday lsst in Cpe1ousas,
whiting Miss Cau:e Elms.-Opel-
oasas Clarion.
Miss Aida Guidry, vas yesterday
s~osn as Separating Clerk, in our
postohce. She received the oppoint-
ment upon the recommendations Of!
the postmistress and it will doubtless
prove to be most proper and judi
cious one.-Ope!ousas Clarion.
The attention of the lovers of ,
horse-hesh is called to the advertise.
Enent in another column in which
appears the pedigree of sCash ,
Item" Any one doubling the ,
genuineness of this pedigree is re- ,
luested to write to c.. A. Collins of
Milen, Tenn.
Jules Guidry and P. A. Delhomue t
II Scott came down on the afternoon +
rain Wednesday. The roads are so q
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-02-24

18th Judicial District Gourt-Parish Of L.
Lafayette, La.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-02-24

GAL1ERT II. GUlLBEAU rs. LOUIS E1
GAR BREAuX.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-24

Though Easter is the time when many
new bounets and hats have their first
showing, Christmas this year is TO take
rank as a gala day for millinery display
ard will rival the spring holiday. In
deed, the number of quite different
types Of headgear which midwinter is
going TO see fashionable is so great that
the matter OF choosing from them is
quite a task. In this sort OF a situation
there is one advantage, however, and
that is that everyone should be we'll
suited in the end. In all the shapes and
trimmings there is no more conspicuous
feature than the rich plumes. These are
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-24

between redemption money and all other
property. credit money adds nothing; 1t
only facilitates aud makes convenient
the transaction OF business. As wheat
certificates add nothing to the exchange
value OF wheat, or the things for wnicn
wheat is exchanged, yet they
facilitate and make convenient the
exchange. The redemption money only
In the measure Of value. Its quantity
is the measure aud each dollar Is a
mart of that measure. Credit money
adds nothing TO it's value, il only facili-
tates and makes convenient the trans
action of business based On that meas
ure of value. Up to 1873 the redemp-
tive money OF the United States was
silver and gold, and the credit money
was paper and copper, but since
then the redemption money has been
gold only, and the credit money has
been paper, silver, nickel and copper,
silver and nickel having been added to
copper as token money. Credit money
is not used for its value, but as a conVe-
nience, and any other convenience Whlcn
could be substituted for II would an
swer the same purpose. Redemption
money being the measure OF value,
nothing will take its place and
assist in its work which is not
of equal commercial value. 1t is mis-
take TO suppose that checks, drafts and
bills OF exchange to any extent take the
place OF credit money. The equivalent
of each check must be 10 credit in bank
20 meet the check. If man gives
check for $50 aud that check pays ten
different debts in the course OF a day,
it does no more than $50 bill would
have done, as it could have started on
the rounds and paid like number OF
debts. Checks do not decrease the ne
ceSsity for actual money in the least;
the expansion OF credit money by sub
stitutes only emphasizes its importance.
HONESTY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-24
sIsTERsvILLE.

The runs at Thistle station for the
past twenty-four hours were 6,999 bar
rels; for Saturday they were 1880 bar
rels. The total runs for % days in De-
cember were 237, 407 barrels, making q
daily average of l,245 barrels. This,
as is we'll known, is only the Eureka
The Mellon lines will not give out a
statement, but their daily average is
estimated at 3, 500 barrels, AMI the Sis
tersvile field is thus producing in round
mum ers Is, 200 barrels per day.
Mr.. Randolph Rodgers, an employe Of
Capt. j. Il. James, died Sunday morn
ing at p. m. The deceased was a mem
Der of the Maccabees.
Miss Mabel Moore, the popular daugh-
ter of Supt Moore, OF the Eureka Pipe
Line, is home from the Marietta COL
lege.
Willis Harrington, OF the Carter Oil
Company office force, is visiting his
parents, in Titusville.
Miss Kate Norris, Of the Pttsburg
schools, is home to spend the holidays
with her parents here.
Miss Mary Talbot and brother Lucleu
are home for the holidays from the
Pennsylvania College.
Capt. E. w. Talbot, Of the steamer
w. C. Purey, was in Wheeling yester-
day.
Walter Bishop, Esq, left to-day for
PlttS0urg, to visit relatives.
Mr.. Frank Berry, of Wheeling, is the
guest OF Miss Annie Eledr.
Mr.. j. b. Thomas aud daughter, OF
ManninGton, are here.
Paul Lyons is home from Wetzel
county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-24
FOR SALE.

Hsuss a ten rooms. brick, large lot. Eof
street, Centre wheeling. Cheap 90 easy terms.
House OF six rooms. lGrge siabls three iot,
in PeuinsulA addition 20 East wheeling VIII
SELL whole or part, cheap. -.
House Of Eve rooms. brick. ga street, WIN
House Of seven rooms, BRICK Main street.
Fifth ward 1850.
Houss Of three rooms. lot 5rloD feet Lad
street BslVedeFe. very easy terms. $40. -.
House rooms 27tb ~. lot Z5rliD feet 100
House rooms. l5th AZ. easy t-yns, 80.
splszdld building site for dwelling, koh -.
Fifth ward, 81 200
double house. 10 rooms. Coal street First
ward: large los. Easy terms, sigOO -.
Hous. ssyss rooms. NErxet street DetSses
seventh aud Eishtn streets Easy tsrrr 100
House ; rooms, corner iSS I"'s5i'
street Easy terms, t.f0
House, Q rooms. Charles street., easy terms
House. 7 rooms and hall. With larEs LOT, 1871
street Easy terms. 500
Hons. OF sIE rooms. Bifts ward, On essy
Hou.e .ight rooms and hall. IA a.. s17y1
Eogs, ter rooms with large loi. Jth S.. no
House, double, I've rooms each. 18TH 81 .t1yyl.
House Eve rooms Jacob ST., sixth ward, ylyoJl
House ave rooms, 18th street., 81 DO
House. nine rooms. Jacob street. CeEF'
HOUSE, eSs rooms and ball, lot iODII7s PARK
soas. seven rooms. new, BARD wood 6nish,
Woods strsst, Filth ward. s2,lO.
splsnlid house. I've rooms. Lind street. Bel
ye5ers 81 $50. .s,
House. SIX rooms. North Market street ti,Sy,.
House OF SIX rooms. Eon street, between -
and "a streets. with foar-foomea house IN taa
| rear, large LOT. t3.5SD
House OF Eve rooms, ChAFiiss siEssi. ca ~
|. Wheeling. ss5D- ~
Rouse OF Eve rooms. briok. ifts street
Hosss Of Eve rooms, Woods street.
wheeling, o, 900 ~
House OF seven rooms and hzil. chapliss
Lsfreet Centre neeliBg, ~ 20. n
$50 s58 800 500. 81 900. 81, 90 aad So<
| 70 loan on city real estate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-24

seen on every hand, If not on quite
every head. There is no end Of ways
to apply them. that pictured here
being a rather original one and ose
that is best suited to 4 young
and rather large featured face
Made OF moss green felt. the brim is
edged with black velvet and has roll
of the same inside. The back is turned
up and is held in place by velvet
rOsette, while the garniture consists oil
six plumes, two on either side and two
upright in front, the latter fastened
with a paste buckle. A twisted roll OF
velvet comes around the low crown.
Next 10 the plumes in general use
come violets. These are more worn
than ever, and the fact that artificial
ones can be bought for few cents a
bunch makes no difference with wealthy
folk, who buy and wear them, toe.
After the hat is all finished a bunch OF
glowing violets may be tucked under
the brim, and be only an Improvement.
When the collar is complete, bunch
OF violets tucked sgainst the neck al
each side viii only make 1t the prsttier.
A big bunch may then be added on the
muff, another be pushed between the
buttons at the breast, and the effec;
will be charming.
Some OF the bounets of the hour are
so odd as to appear to be wlndmiIls SET
on spinning wheels. The windmill Is
of loops of ribbon, the spinning wheel
80 openwork of brilllants. Like strange
expressions of the milliner's ingenuity
are so frequent that the most ssdately-
minded woman is in danger Of appear
ing like the crowned Queen OF Sheba.
But she will think nothing of It, so or
nate and bejeWeled are the current
dress bonnets. FLORETTE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-24

CLoAKs AND CLoAKS AND CLOAKs.
No store larger, no prices EOiOer. no
store more anxious 10 sell than
GEO. II. SHOOK & co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-24
ROLF 81 IAN II,
No. ~ Fourteenth st.
TEL. go doit
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
TEL. go


The John w. Mcclure Homestead. cer-
ner of soutn Front aad Ohio streets. a. q
reduced figure
The residence of James w. Parton. Esq,
No. 1900 Chsplins stTsst, lot 81 r. in. by
10 n. one ofathe finest finished dwellings In
the city modern IN all Its appointments
A desirable residences property, NO. 40 Ia
diana street; rooms; modern.
Nos 1873, 1913 aud $50 south PeBn strseu
cheap.
No. 60 N. wabash street Island, two
story frame dwelling Of rooms. Lot SOIlSO
feet.
No. 1913 Four,essth street brick house
at ON half It's value.
Nos 22I8 a.d 22fS Market street. .
double brick dwellings property otS roomssAch
No 81 N. Wabash street. Island, 2ttefT
frame dwelling Of 8 rOoms wEief on both
floors. lot %rl20 fact
No 2S2I Eon street, 2ttSry frams dwell.
Ing of6 rooms; half lot, Nc f'f. NO ~ 1oIl"
No. sac hais street, 2-stOry brick dwelling
OF "A rooms. 49,,
TO LEAsE-3I feet Of ground on the east
side Of Market street, north OF siItsenth suest
or che owner will build for good snant
RINEHART 81 TATU&
City Bank gulldiss Room No. 6. Telephsns AZ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-24

Fur capes and cloth wraps 1t special hol-
lday prices at Stifel s Cen
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-24
DUBLIC SALE OF

Il RH AL PROPERTY.
By virtue Of deed OF trust made by Michael
shsilsw aud wife 20 me ne trustee. dated De-
eembsr lst. 1879. and recorded 10 the once OF
the Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio county
B 81, p. 53i. Will on -. -.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER goth 1875,
a. 10 clock M, sell at public auction, a. lhs
north door OF the Court House OF SAID couaty,
al Of the west half Of lot numbered four ls
SQUARE a. In the Eighth ward OF she CITY oI
Whssllng West Virginia. as dssghatsd on
the plat Of said part OF said city OF record 10
said Clerks Office, r. ~. p. 53j, being INC
same property conveyed 10 said Nicbssl shsl.
lew by John Sormile and vile by deed dAisd
August 10Th. 1873.
TRIMS or sALE:-One -third ~ the pufchhss
money aud so much more as the purchaser
may elect cash on the day OF sale ana ms
residu. Ia two equal ibstalments phyable re-
spectiyely In six and twelve months from ms
day Of sale, with interest from that gay me
deferred instruments TO be secured 81 dssa OF
- ''' - HESRY'H. RUSSELL. Trss,..
J. G. HERyET Arctionesr no1a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-24

For Christmas dinner Ice Cream 60
to Ziegenfslder's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-24
DON'T WAIT TILL EASTER.

FUR capes and cloth wraps at special hol'
day prices at Stifei Il Co.'s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-24
a MODEL OF COMFORT

Describes our superb easy chairs. It's com.
fort to occupy them, and you derive a supply
Of comfort for the future in taking rest that
way, These triumphs Of sedentary ease give
an appearance of luxury TO any apartment in
which they are placed. We are placing many
Of them just now. aud purchasers regard them
with an increasing satisfaction. These chairs
are upholstered in leather, etc, and are there.
fore m dels Of elegance; andthey are exceed
ingly tempting There is whole procession
of temptations in our furniture collections. To
see is to buy at
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-24
WINTER GLOVES.

Lined Mocha for men, women and
children; also MittenS in all sizes.
SILK MittenS for men and women.
Silk Umbrellas for men and women.
Silk and Moreen Skirts. Eiderdown
Comforts. Satin Quits and Counter
paneS. Linen DanaSk Table Cloths.
HenStitched Sheets and Pillows,
Towels and apkinS, all the best i'm
ported. Centenen'S Bath Robes.
Ladies Tailor Made Dresses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-24
SALE.
Desirable Residence Property,

House Of Q rooms with ali conveniencss, on
Fourteenth street, All bargain.
House OF z rooms, lot 40 feet front, No, lu7
Eighteenth street very cheap
House OF rooms. bath, hall, beth gases, on
South Front street cheap aud on time
Fine room brick on North Front street; q
biz bargain, for q short time only.
4 room brick house ON Zane street., GEAR
bridge; bargain,
room house on Sixteenth street; can be
bought cheap aud on time.
rooms. bath laundry, new house, on South
Front street, River View.
Building lots on South Huron street Size 2oI
l2O. at 500 on four years time
room brick on the corner Of Eighth and
Main streets: will give bargain.
good manufacturing site or other business
on Water street near Fourteenth street. Cali
and see us aud We will show you the property.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-24
GEO. R. TAYLOR,
1850 Main,
1853 Market Street.
Exclusively Dry Goods.

Our stock of Centlemen's White
Silk Handkerchief, in PLAN hem
stitched and initial embroidered, in
japanese work, is still complete, and
we can say the same about our Initial
Linen Handkerchief for ladies in
French Needle Work. Our stock of
Ladies Fine All Linen Embroidered
HandkerchiefS is still unbroken and
very fine, ranging in price from II 1-2
to S. each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-24
Dress Goods,
Dress Patterns.

We have sold during the past week
hundreds of patterns of strictly all
wool Dress Patterns of the newest
styles at $3.48, and have some more
left.
We want everybody who wears the
celebrated Centemeri Kid Gloves to
call and select the size and color de-
sired before the stock is broken
Price $1.35 for ColOrS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-24

Don't miss Stifel & Co.'S al.
Csc.
Big india Hampers.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-24
FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT-THREE GOOD ROOMS, GEN.
u trail location on Market street suitable for
efhces. Nili renovats same for good parties.
Apply At this Office iySeAdh
E,oR RENT-THAT ELEGANT Store Reora.
~ No. liOI Main street. now occupied by
House x Hermann. Has good elevator service
and IRE proof vault in Office. Possession given
April lst, 1875. Apply 10 kenny n LIST, ~
City Bank. nelQsh
EoR RENT-EIGHT ROOM DWELLING on
IL Sixteenth street with large finished attic,
bath. laundry, etc. Enquire OF Dr. T. b.
Billiard. deSeh
dor RENT-oN ACCOUNT OF MOVING
IL our business to the large department. store
Of E X Potts, corner Main and Tenth streets.
We offer cur present once, No. 60 Twelfth
street and i've rear rooms for rent. Beth
ofaces will be kept opea until ths Twelfth
street reems are rented. when the entire bust
ness will be transferred to 4. B. Potts stere
THE STANDARD SEWING MACHINE CO.,
S A. Newcomer Manager. jele
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-13
Ross Challenges SandOW.

Sandow, the strong man, has be-
come the object Of attack from other
strong men who are now challenging
him daily for combat for purses at
feats of strength. Duncan c, Ross,
the swordsman, is the latest chal-
lenger. Sandow says that he has no
time to handy words with every man
who challenges him, and that he will
pay no attention to these challenges.
re intimates that if any of these
strong men want to meet him they
rust come forward and that when
they lift up 200 pound dumbbell
he will lift up 300-pound bell.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-13
Tramping Around the World.

John Feodor Werner, who halls
from Chicago and claims to be on a
tour of the world. arrived here this
morning, having it is supposed beat
his way in on some train. The con-
dition under which Mr.. Werner says
he is iourneying around this terres-
trial sphere are somewhat remark
able. In accordance with them he
started out without a dollar in his
pocket and must complete his tramp
of little less than 25,C00 miles with>
out money within six months. lie
has laid WAGER of $4,000 that he
can perform the feat. He says ne is
travelling correspondent for 80 news
papers in the United States, which
he furnishes with letters in regard
to his travels. II. WsIner did not
larry here long, but after slowing
away a square meal at the expense of
someone who desired to help him
along on his Journey, left for the
west. He carries nothing but small
hand satchel and was attired in u re
hobo stvle. -. Sae.'e, % vn"rs
of age, and lett N.i..gtgo senU y---o,
Sill, er State,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-13
COAST NEWS.

Tramp-catching cost San Joaquin
county SO, 900 last year.
An attempt was made to burn the
Downey Block at Los Angeles Sat
urday.
John Paradise was shot and
fatally wounded at Pismo Saturday.
Paradise was a dangerous charac-
ter.
The school children of Garfield,
WASH, are establishing library by
giving entertainments One of the
first books they bought was "Onele
Toms Cabin.
Burglaries are frequent at Pacific
Grove. In one instance a woman
was bound hand and foot while the
burglars were pillaging. The form
alton of Vigilance Committee is in
progress.
DR.. James Foreman was found
dead while sitting in a chair at
Woodland Saturday. Heart trouble
was the cause of death. He was
seventy four years old and was a
surgeon in the Modoc War under
Captain Sweeney.
Folsom merchants have engaged
fonr- horse freight teams for Il e pur-
pose of bringing their store supplies
from Sacramento. as they claim that
during the present hard times freight
rates have been increased to such an
extent that cheaper trasportatlon can
be had by team.
There is reason to believe that
Evans and Morel, who were out OF
their camp, have another camp some
where, stored with supplies, because
two heavy overcoats which they are
known to possess, were not found IN
this camp AID were not carried away
when the bandits fled. It's tie be
lief that they at once went to ,heir
other camp for supplies, and that be-
fore this time they are clothed and
armed as well AS before they lost
their camp.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-13
EXCITEMENT IN OROyiLLE.
The b., :e &l.d Prayer Book
Market Cornered.

News reached this Office from Orc
vile that the city is in Il turmoil OF
excitement over the formation of a
| company there TO corner the Bible
and prayer book market.
1t appears that Major Frank Nc
Laurhlin. Senator Jones and Fogg Of
| the bank have folm-u :. co"ipany
with the idea of purchasing the
Prayer Book Cross, now on ezhibl-
ton outside the Midwinter Fair
grounds, and surrounding it With a
high board fence, SO that no one
could gaze on it without the payment
Of 50 30.
Major Mclaughlin conceived the
idea, Jones furnished the capital and
Fogg is manipulating the stock.
The proposition Is that there is a
large Christian element in California
who will not spend a cent for amuse-
ment. but will shell out literally for
religious principle. The plan IS,
after hiding the cross, to proclaim
that there are not enough Christians
in the State to patronize the cross
sufficiently to make the scheme pay
THIS will put the religious element
on their mettle, and it is argued that
the tickets will reach an enormous
sale Already the stockholders OF
the company have begun to fight for
an advantage, and Senator Jones
charges that the stock has been
watered. People who were not let
in on tie ground floor refuse TO speak
to the promoters on the street.
1t also transpiyes that Colonel Fred
Davis, who has charge Of the colored
help at the Palace, has still further
carried out the idea by buying up all
the Bibles and prayer books south OF
Market street, with view of cornc
ing the market. He p"Ts the IL.
at the Palace % cents =. iece 10: Ill
he Moody and Sankey hymns they
can bring in. and now there is
corner il sacred songs at the Palace.
The Sites Sandstone Company,
who manufactured the Prayer Book
Csoss, is also in the scheme, working
for big advertiser ent.
Whitehall Mccarthy agreed for
consideration to corral the sacred
literature at the race track, and
started out with Sconchin Maloney
to clean the Bay District Enclosure OF
every Bible and prayer book in sight.
Yesterday they had sto.ed IN the
cellar of Spreckels' sugar warehouse
over 5000 books, which proved to be
merely copies of the american Turf
Notes, THE California Horse" by
Mark Boruck, and "Schenk's Poker
Rules"
Meanwhile the stock of the Orc
vile company is rapidly advancing In
the market. Midwinter Appeal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-13
NEVADA BUTTER.
How ii viii be Exhibited at the
MiGYinteV Fair.

1t is proposed by Commissioner
Yerington to make special exhibit
! of the States dairy interests at the
Fair.
His idea is to have Nevada cows
fed CD Nevada hay kept in a space in
front of the Nevada building where
they can be MIXED daily and the
cream made into butter for the New
ada Cafe. The butter exhibit will
be feature Of the Nevada exhibit to
keep up the reputation won at Chi
cage.
He wants tie best cows in Nevada
sent down and hopes to see the lead
ing hay raisers contribute Nevada
alfalfa to feed the cattle while there,
as Nevada hay produces better but
ter than the California hay.
The editor of the APPEAL has
agreed to exhibit Saratoga, ana New
ada Queen the thoroughbred Hol-
stein COW that gave "a quarts a day.
If other ranchers have cows that
Will give extraordinary yields it
would be well send them down and
assist in making good diary exhibit
from Nevada.
If other cattle are not forthcoming,
the APPEAL will send five cows that
will average between 20 and 80
quarts apiece day.
If other cows can be sent down
which will give better butter yields,
he will step aside for other exhibit
ors. The biggest mixers should be
the ones to be placed on exhibition.