Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-19


Speaking Of directors Tor the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical college now
where does the mechanic come INT Has
this industry been oycriooksd7 Has
any one been appointed director who
Is identified with the great mechanical
Industry in TeSasY
There is law In France In which
the various forms of unsoundness TO
which the horse IL subject ars described
and which further provides N,at a
| purchaser Of n horse has nire days In
which 10 return him 10 She seller should
he be found TO be suffering from any OF
the forms OF unsouliiaess spvc,tltd.
Such law In this country ~'suld do
much 20 protect buyers, aud Il would
also be welcome to the rcruinhle
men who are engaged IN selling
horses.
There Is one thing about the money
| question that has not chnngcd par
tlcle, and that " that q nice clean lot OF
red cattle will sell for cash at all times
and places and for about ell they are
worth.
Spring chickens seii In this market
at IS cents each. There Is money In
raislrg chickens to sell In the early
market
Tho Texas Legislature mas adjourned,
/ II did not create n board " agriculture
| or provide for farinsfs' Institutes The
| friends of these measures need not
have ANY regrcts There was no mark
| ed intelligence shown by THIS lovisla-
ture. and Its refusal 20 act Will not
create prejudice.
Every one who keers hens knows Of
ono or two or more when are persist
ont layers. These should be bred from
as they VIII transmit their good quail
ties to ,heu progeny.
This is the way quotations on wax
beans come from Dea Molncs, Iowa;
| Florida. 100 bushel boxes. 50 to $3.50
| Texas, 20 and 1-2 hushel boxes, 75o 10
| 81. The real difference In the above Is
found In the way IN which the beans
are prepared for shipment, Florida
growers study how TO pack and mar
ket products and II pays
Fruit and vegetables are ship
| ped out OF Texas from many places
eaeh year. Tho very poorest grower
and the man who knows least OF mar
| kctlng puts the price on the Texas
/ product, There ia hut one way to get
| fun prices FOR what Ia shipped from
| Texas. and that Is to organize local
| societies and grade UP the growers,
| There Is money IA distributing In
formation among your competitors,
and there Is no denying that fact.
"They do not think anything OF an
| egg IN China II seems, until II II about
| or" hundred yegrs OF age, old eggs
! being worth as much In that country
ne old wine olswhero, They have u
way Of burylng the eggs, and II tnkes
| about thirty days 10 render picked
egg NJ to eat. Some Of the old eggs
have become Az black as ink, aud one
OF tho favorlte Chinese dishes FOR In
volids is made M OF ergs, which are
preserved In Jars Of red clay mud salt
water consequently there Is not much
pleasure In bolng an Invalid In China
until you have had plenty of train
Ing"
The above item is printed TO con-
vince egg shippers Ia this place that
they are sending them to the wrong
market. Their eggs would sell high
In China, but no other place on
earth.
Tho farmers In the Texas senate
voted agaiuR the Bowser bill creating
a board OF agriculture and farm insti-
tutes. II must " remembered that
these senate fnr.ners are just MS much
are keeping their attention fivetod on
fat county onlce for 1896 and not tho
states advancement
The watermelon Bulletin Is the name
Of a new weekly paper published AZ
Hempstead. Naturally the editor " ",
Crew For years Mr.. Crew has handled
the watermelon question for the state
Horticultural society, and he Is nm
dpubtcdly the best posted man on
wntermelona In Texas. H. Crew, Wall
err county and Kolb'A Gem are nNtureN
IN the Texas State horticultural SO
cicty, and no surrender WIN be made
TO the Bulletin OF yosted rights, TWEEN
ty-five cents gets the Bulletin one year
and a premium melon.
The papers say that the farmers In
the Texas sennte killed the BowAer
bill creating a board Of agriculture Tor
Texas. This "Willam' had a spider
put In his dumping, but It was not
done by farmer, The arch de-
stroVpr of all measures TO advance the
agriculture OF the state has been at
work again All appropriations 70
advance agriculture must be made TO
one institution In Texas
Re It remembered that Senator
Bailey OF Tarrant county introduced
the resolution sent MN in law, ~
The Bowser agricultural bill. These
were from county society, NOW
every agricultural society In the stare |
sent 10 other senators similar resolu.
tons. They never saw the light OF |
dov The Honorable Mr.. Bailey did |
Ms duty and tho othorsi well, they dlu |
the Bowser bill
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ID. c. VS.. UNIVERSITY BOYS
A very interesting game OF ball was
ninvod Yesterday afternoon Oh tho nhl- |
v0rsity grounds between the Fort |
worth ana Denver City Railway 'eam
and the unlycrAity team. resulting in
Victory for the Fort Worth nine by
. score OF % TO ..
The university boys played undsr
dificultles. as It was their neld day.
batteries were; short and selbley
for Inc University; Attwoll and sinleBo
FOR the Denver boys.
This 10 the first deafeat the university
boys have suffered this season.
KILLED HIMSELF.
DiIley, Tex, May is-7Jasper Lyons
committed suicide this evening at
n. M. AT the house OF N. A. Lauder
bach. while the family, excepting a
anal hoy. was absent. by blowing his
brains out with 45-callber Colts re-
volver. Inquest will be held tomor-
row.
CRIMINAL APPEALS COURT.
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