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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-05-20

e2,7l2 90
Sold sheep at $3.50 per 100 pounds,
sheep averaging 20 pounds, o., 1900
This shows profit OF 371S after allow
ing s3 per ton for the hay fed. II we
follow the usual method OF estimating
profits we would leave out the hay in the
list OF expenses which would show the
cost exclusive Of the hny fed) to be
e2,lI5. Subtract this from s3,430. the
amount received for the sheep, and we
have left 81, ,3l5 in payment for 100 tons
Of hay, or $500 per ton. In the above
figures there appears nothing for the Ia.
particular instance cost s1.35 each, being
first grade stock, other feeders paid only
LILO for poorer class OF lambs.
D, The lamb lends himself to the ranch.
er's designs with enthusiasm, eating alf-
alta assiduously. He is kept In an open
corral, the dry and open winters making
sheds unnecessary. The Thermometer
may chance to 60 10 degrees below zero
at times, but his natural ear nuns and
leggins are equal to the emergency, for
the ground is dry under his feet and the
sky almost constantly clear above his
back. Even when snow falls it is kind
Of dry stuff that disappears without melt
ing or making things wet. Cheap alfalfa
and "the glorious climate Of Colorado"
are the two things that give this section
it's great advantage in the work Of lamb
fattening.
OF tho dressed meats which Chicago
sends out in vast quantities there is q
goodly portion OF spring lamb. One OF
the trade secrets is that in many cases
each lamb has seen two summers instead
of one. He ls born late in one spring
= so - sd rol
ly in the second. His age is not great
although the ten or twelve months Of his
life hive been crammed full Of expert
ence and adventure.
At Chicago lot Of things happen to
the lamb and he emerges from his e1pe-
riences there nicely dressed" in the tech
nical sense OF the term. Thenceforth he
travels in u refrigerator car long but
speedy journey to some well-provided
table. He may be whisked back west
and eaten near the scenes OF his fat
taping. He may be whirled to the south
west and eaten by the people who raised
the corn on which he fed. More likely
for he is high priced-he speeds on east
and is cut up by the meat dealers Of the
Atlantic coast. Sometimes he even
crosses the ocean and at Liverpool enters
into competition with the frozen carcases
Of his cousirs- from Australia; or he may
possibly take his chances with the inhos-
pitable sanitary inspectors of Germany.
Wherever he goes and 80 long as he Is
properly treated, the health Of the great
plains is in his limbs and the wholesome
food he has eaten makes him in turn ex-
cellent food for man.
F. M. Harsin recently sold 500 fat
sheep at Kansas City at $50, and has as
many more ready for market. He finds
that feeding sheep is profitable business
for the farmer.
The following sales Of fat lambs have
recently been made at Kansas City: Hon.
w. N. Randall at S5.25, average weight
"a pounds; Colt & Hursch at 95.l0, aver
age weight 60 pounds; Senator Swink at
S5.25, average weight 81 pounds.
Those who sold their lambs in Oma-
ha last week scored a triumph over their
more or less unfortunate neighbors who
went to Chicapo,-Fort Collins Courier
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-05-20

In future no claims will be considered
at a regular meeting unless the same are
fled with the town clerk prior to the
hour Of meeting.
The mayor announced the following
appointments Of standing committees for
the ensuing year: Finance. Hall, Smith
and Rocker. Streets and alleys. Randall,
Gerbing and Hall Waterworks. Smith,
Hall and Gerbing. Ordinances, Randall
Hall and Wood.
Application for saloon license by Ed.
N. Descent referred to license commit.
tee.
Warren Mayo was granted permission
to trim trees along his premises.
@. H. McVay was engaged to try and
stop the flow Of water from artesian we'll
No. between the outside casing and the
standpipe.
The waterworks committe were iu-
structed to have the upper reservoir filled
at the first opportunity and then to order
the lower one cleaned.
G. P. Randall was granted permission
to build an addition to his building on
Main street.
The mayor WIS authorized to close a
contract on the best terms possible for
the moving OF the city park three times
each month until October /, or us long
as needed.
The town clerk was instructed to pre-
pare and present at the next regular
meeting the poll list for 1897.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Clerk, g. H. Winch
ell; treasurer, L. N. Hendricks; mayor
pro tenn, G. M. Hall; clerk pro tenn, E.
Smith; police magistrate, VIM. Green;
marshal, water and street commissioner,
q. d. Steward.
Moved by Trustee Hall that the offices
Of marshal, street commissioner and wa
ter commissioner be combined and that
the duties required of the officer elected
to the combined positions shall be as
follows: As provided in the ordinances,
and supervision of all work on streets
and laterals and the distribution of water;
the said officer to furnish man, team
and wagon, the man and team to be at the
service Of the town for ton hours each
working day, the extra man and team to
be employed by the town until October
l, provided that the services OF man and
team may be dispensed with at any time
for cause and the officer removed on fail
ure to render satisfactory service. Motion
carried.
The collection Of all water and poll tax
was left to the town clerk.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-05-20

in the rejection OF the arbitration
treaty with England the senate has failed
to fulfill the reasonable expectations Of
the people OF the country. The senate
js generally considered sort n neces-
aary brake on Legislative action. but in
this case il has carried coaservat,sm and
caution TO an extent which calls for wide
spread condemnation.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-05-20

Jos. Bleakley will care for the park
this summer, giving it q lawn mower
shave every ten days. The park will
soon be thing OF beauty ~" "'A
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-05-20
OBITUARY..

Miss EUGENE FRANKLIN died Sunday
last quite suddenly at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. Harriott, Rocky Ford, in her
forty-sixth year. Funeral services were
conducted at the Baptist church ON Mon
day,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-05-20

FOWLER CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Preaching Services every Sunday evening.
Sunday School every Sunday at 10 H. m.
Singing practice every alternate Sunday at
IL q. IN.
Church Socials every two weeks.
REV. B. F. BAKER, Pastor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-05-20

sa-Otero county farmers are rejoicing
oyer good stage Of the water in the
Fiiyyet.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-05-20
Santa Fe Excursion.

Walter L. Mains circus will show at
La Junta May 22. Fare from Rocky
Ford to La Junta and return IS cents.
Tickets on sale May 22nd only. Good
to return until Monday, May "a.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-05-20
Sheep Feeding Facts and Figures.

A few days since We interviewed ono OF
our sheep feeders and obtained the fol-
lowing interesting figures relative to the
expenses Of purchasing, feeding and mar
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-05-20

uTANTED-sEvRRAL FAlTHruL MEN
w o. women to travel for resps,nsIblo sstRb.
lished house in Colorado. Salasy e!eopsyn.
msnens. R.ferenes. Encios. ssif.addSsesed
stampcd envelope. The NssiouaL Star
BuiidinG. Chicago. H-u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-05-20

TO terminate in q manner quite disastrous
TO the Greeks, who have the almost unan-
jmous sympathy Of the American peo-
ple. The Greek officials seem to have
been very inefficient in their prepara-
tions for q war OF subj magnitude. The
victory of Turkey promises to make the
sultan more ineolent and threatens to
disturb the peace Of Europe. War
should be avoided, but il European ma
tions must fight we have corn, wheat and
pork to sell to ell combatants.
The Florence Refner urges the con-
struction of state canal No. ], saying
that .its construction would add hum
dreds of people to our population and
thousands Of dollars to our wealth" The
La Junta Times very properly reminds
the Refner that people OF otero, Bent
and Prowers counties have built their
own wi irriieating bitches and canals, and
are now rustling reservoir sites in the
mountains and on the plains 80 that they
can be assured Of steady flow of water
Throughout the season. Let Pueblo and
Fremont citizens do likewise. The JUS
lice of the position can not be questioned.
AT frequent intervals publicity is
given to some newly discovered resource
os the Arkansas valley. The latest item
in this line is the report of the chemist OF
the agricultural department in Washing
ton who says that the oil made of sun
flower seed is perfect substitute for OIL
i've oil, and is the coming salad oil. If
this proves to be true it will add new
branch to the agriculture of the Arkan-
sas valley. Olive oil is equal to beef rs
food, pound for pound, while at the same
time being q stomachic medicine as we'll
as n food, says the Pueblo Chieftain. 1t
is one Of the principal articles of food for
many millions OF the population OF the
earth.
The complications Of the La Junta
4 Lamar canal with the Great Plains
Storage Co. has placed the farmers under
the canal in bad shape. A writ has been
issued which forbids the Storage Co.
from proceeding with its contemplated
work Of repairing the canal and putting
in ney headgates. A delegation from
the farmers under this canal visited Den
YER last week, who asked Of the supreme
conrt such modification Of the writ III
would allow the Storage co. to do sucf
work as would give the farmers mucf
needed water. Judge Hayt replied tina
the court could do nothing as the super
cedeas had been granted as matter o
right to the canal owners. He was sur
,prised TINT Judge Northcutt had ISSUED
An order giving the property of the Ca
nal Co. to the Storage Co. 1t was clear
iy an unjust order and gould not stand
Tor q moment in the eyes Of higher
court A way out of the difficulty was
suggested by the Judge-the delegation
10 petition for modification OF the sp-
peFsedeas.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-05-20
o. B. STAuFFER
GROWN GROVE SEEDS
ROCKY FORD.

Keeps Q large variety Of Garden
Seeds of the choicest Kind.
Buy Of him and you always get
the Very Best.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-05-20
IoYgRo COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS
OLNEY-.

OLNRY caURcH DIRECTORY.
Sunday School In the school house ovory
Sunday 1T a:sO O'Clock .. III.
Mo, p. Time Card.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-05-20

Remember that the dedication OF the
Baptist church occurs Sunday. June 6.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-05-20
Sun Down.
FOWLER.
roMIER cnuRcH pInEcrt

F. W. STARR, Agt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29
BTIItE ilRl ARM.
Mayor Albright Working 10 that Ind
what II: Desires.

tulr urr-rttt MAYOR vhu IA. AWAY
L,ru known inl,L, , drrp lulrr,.,, m
the ,nluutr.t urr DEPARTMENT of klnu
,li.r,,i,,. .,i,l Wins. ft,,,urut article. nl
th., -urn.rt Of nur urr h.lI prlnf L. hi-
,l,rtI,u Ia the muNnf,lN are We'll r..
urIuh,.r.i -,,.tu- f., T.. determined. m,
.pll. Of nI obstacle, IN the waN. tn gnr
"A. "A better urr alarm -,-trn. ~ Ia make
. A hudnil. effort Al beast.
We learn that h. has m ronfrrrn,r
with Il Lurrr the rhl.f of the ire ,l..
paum,,,. AMI other l,atIn, arrmru.
maturrd plan t., whlrh u rhrap tut
.rI.,rut -,.l.u,. r,,t, h., established
The design Is. "A, LEARNED from AIm f.
prnrurr "A "morklug hlfi" steam whistle
nl,l all,r,, # tn ON, u( ,h., ,uglt,- ol Ia.
In.uu lee rnupluN lra,r tn dn 80
having n,a,u ,lrr.A, granted l., X "
urrkip. the yrr,.iu -uprrlI'rudrul of
t,r,. work. u Which ular, steam tu
hlnu I'M. vh.ll, l. nlwa,- Kept No nigh,
nnl d,y. and the Attendance /. constant
Than I, ulsr,.. "A -rri.- of .Irrtrlr,,l alarm
boxes same IN each ward. At ,urtnnI,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29
I'M lAND COURT.
The loss GIrtiA Lrlnt tOnurmei Tor a
Small Area.

court - lthtt" laui riAlm- met Il
lpur,u,k iu- mutmug. all H." Justices
and .H.,,r, II the court hrlus prr-rui.
.rn,r w.. ~. he .ln-r i,,fcla grant.
Nlaraur - u,rlu w. the ullrd Ntatr-.
n. .,fn,lltn. ruuuN. r.,Im,I fpr "A good
I.,r.r. .... 90, ia liz 'muu the court
Auuuuurrd IT, drrI-Ion. J ,-,irr Fuller
lru,rnu. the upluiun. confirming th"
ynut nul only fnt small vnrtl"i. ut
What Wa- a-krd r,r grant a. confirmed
.I,.- not take II the hul- un the klu
l.,,-rn AMI ha,r- uu, the town ~ rahr.
.J,n. - n2lr AMI other settlements ou the
H.. r.,rfru
r.., n..,,.,.,,,,-.,- r,,i. r., IN. rrutt
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~ a. '''''"' 'E'"'''"S ~ Wv '"N"'
'uH h.lI u" southwestern rnfnrt "i Ia"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29

" VI k"pIur editor lI-kli"a, III,
", h,I. SAY "" Won't k""p nous"
without " kIug'- \rW nusrW"fN tot
,ul-unvtiuu coughs AMI '"id- ~
prIlmrut"i with many oth"t~, bat u",'i
sol Tie lru" rruirdN untll "" u~"i III
hing, Nrw pi.rNrn. ~ ulhrf Trin"iN
rtu lakr IT. plar" III utr huutr, ~ ~ II
So have "a certain AMI ~uf" eur" i"i
ruushr. colds, Wh,Tping cough, etc II
L. lli" iu.,NImIl:arut wlth"th"r r"un"Ilr-,
even II lhN AZ" urged 81 N"u a. !u-t ~
..ah ~ ~ King NrN lu,rm,fN. They
~, not ~ good. h'rhu-" tins REMEDY h-
a r,rurd ct rurr- and h,-li"- o. guhthu
lr,I II u,Nrt Iali- t. rbtl-N. lrAi
lulln- lurr at hil iruI store. VI wlol"
sale ~ j. lI.u. i,lrIl y Co, Nlulurrqu"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29

This morning ~ IA" dl-Iu" court Tor
tins county ~ -ult Ma ui"i ~ a." Mon
lu-l COMPANY ~ Sew (.rkN. lr At
ch,,un. Topeka n santa r. mlIrtI
claiming the -um ui f1llJt VIZ. ,mi.
Ell. attorney Tor the lru., company VA,
represented ~ lion ! y. NuArr,uu
The railroad COMPANY "n,rrri au ,If"ar
anc", waived a. prorr~iiug- Mldr'u'rs-
ei that n Judgment iur the amount nam.
cd lad been rendered against II pfIuT 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29

Il me- ilul ~prluS-, MAY - NIrr ia"
harl rams al last week aul sine" ia"
rual- arr again ~ god rhnp", travel l"
our result has continued inill, AMI the
place uow presents '"f' lnrlI ahd ant
mated appearance
There came N on last lhur-l"N' : stag"
Mr,.r,. Ruiulvh llnbrflani, irom l'ahI
va. NADER, from the Needles VI H.
R,nry. from California, Jacob k"rh"r'
from \lnulurrlu", Victor NAl'' from ASA
Colorado. All OF whom NJ" lutTirfN '"ll''
for,,nN with mine hest, Louis I'llho"t'r,
II noon saturday another party w'
ny,d consisting Of Messrs. l'oh"rt H.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29

INO M.Nl,lnS Norh'nc Bogus told
Aml.EIm N>nCmc.

i've NrNIuu-. r.amu. o. b" from
~.u.r, nN" n"u working u huSu- suli
nuuI. 900 -yhrmr upon lu' residents ct
e.. {. Nu- OBJ. ~uu,lrtu NrW Mexico.
l',i ..t.mr O.. To- show up ia town
M,r 800 lHr rrmug. claiming I" have
rHuu. 'trm =, uura. Mr\lro. hey show
t'.A .ui- 90, rulgim. Winch r"-"m
l,,. Sat ANA gam. ,h,N -nN shat t.rN
trut !, go, Nh.u mining doNu ~ Mex
Ir.. nut put uu guilty Ar which leads
lu Thee t-r,lnu tuht They stole ia" gold.
INut uniIcluu- Nrim JuuI- ~ the
Lut al lN- lhr M"NIr,I- What hr h,.
u,Nr- lo D." hhll tur vain" of a." alual
gan. "a investigation II pJuNr- /" u"
-p,llrr 1T heat hui lur Nlurb these tel.
loN- m," MmuI uualr Ihrl mad"
their uO-l huI hnnut IN week, iHu, N
Irmtus, wh.Ir tie, lp,"h -'N"tal We.
tm. INl lh'u ctIur To- saver ,tiH,
Wh,i, q /, ~tl the, sad a batch ui
au.|tHu To- prominent - county oill
cuN couple ut Wrk- AZ" the! put
~ a. hyr"tfhHr" at Mngulion, wh"t" u
-,uinlurtr store k",prt SHIFTED part
col Stone hrnl iu,. eel hmhlG.1I L. hts
-I.r. gnlug urm g1l'ru rlsir- Tot th'it
g.Il Amtstm runr sympathetic souls
wnr WpuN rirNr The poor allen Mex.
utu.u, h,. nln,IIIu. - mli pIIr", even
% Il ~, STOLEN, It t. a sham, that irl-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29

several Ial, age IA" VII" at Athnici"
rIuuur went tu JuIg" MrFr III l.h'
cruces, ana asked hm I" iraw up u tai
81 iNofrrmrnt from her husband, hut
h.Durr the pApr- N.i h"'n lIlrl NanIcl"
met his drarh M the l,.,drmuna mime AT
r..r., rpll. \ uusr rorh r"il upon him,
III. ~ hm ln- p-n VA tlu- u dee
&c., w., grAutr3 %, ~ iNsN"-t tln-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29

b. l. Bruwu. "hu represents the colo.
rhip furi amt Irru company with head
lrur,"t- At III ld,r, l. uu n hu-lnrss tttp
tprpl,up, aui VIII return H. III" city th~
,N,Wug Ills company has Just h""n
awarded u contract tu furnish trfrlll"~
coal tu Fort l"aNruNufth, kansas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29
COAL FROM IHk whSI.
New MeN;tO Company Gets the Contract
at Fort LcaycnwOrth.

/ "ANrnwutth, Ma, - SnuIr -lN weeks
ago the coal contracts were let AT Font
| rh,rnNutlh, nnd tur the first tim" Penn.
,klmN anthracite hAl competition
irum the VT, Aui from RiNir"- received
Nr-torlaN th, urW coal las captured llr
hl-iur.- The latter l. IA" product "t
The o,uniu turl AMI Iron company, "i
beaver. from their mines at Los 'rrrillos,
Sew MrNlru
These mine, are situated twenty seven
mllr- south Of santa f., y. NJ, AT the
town 1T NAla,. on the main line at the
santa f. railroad. where there Is An end
les, supply ri the coal throughout The
hll-. the coal taking it, name from tn"
~lam,h L., rrrrlllns, meaning little
muuutalp-
While IA" competition wa~ cl"'", III"
award wa mad" nn IA" basis ni test
made hy the uuartrrna~ter'g general nj
Washington. IN which II WAS shown that
II t"nk .1,n pounds NJ Pennsylvania an
thracllr To- equal u cord Of hard wo"i'
whrla the same results were produced
with 80, pounds ut Los CerIlllo- coal
In "A contract Of the magnlud" OF Ia"
one let At Fort iraNrnworth--,' ',h"
bounds tins i quite u saving
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29

this date md made No defense Hence
III Afternoon Judge lAuphlIu tp,k up
'hr rh,r nni rrul,t"' formal Judgment
.. ....u at ..,. t..|. o. l,., ul
.... .I..I.' .,.u,...N N.S IHt
NrN N,N|.n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29

Mr. iirun lEh- WIlh several ladies
ana rluirru. lett HrN thl- morning ivr
,Nutr cannon. \ llAT-rh whn return
lrpIu the cannon, -iAlr- that the id.itr-
Wrtr caught IA avery heavy talit aluui
i've mllr- from IA" cltl un III" MEGA
Judge lee, ,prrlal master h"dflng ,rs.
tmuuN IN the Crhullrtta grant cn~', ~.
Irrt, To- RESUME n" hrarng next Nuu
'aN. WhrlI Judge inucr, Il, r., !wltrh'Il
\maiu lhANr- ami hli a huudG"d VT.
urs-,.- viii reach ihr rlN.
! hra,y ram prNd,lri along the Vt
lAutIr n lirllIr last night, AMI especial
IL along the klu iD'rr" W wa-huul~,
huHrNrr, hIr r"I"fl"i
- Trainer ap"puht riilIru at Peach
springs, uui on the Nlaullr n idrlur, o.
among M, irl"ud~ h. iah, tie report
hl. section ut Arizona ~ hfsl-rla~- con
iiupr
i Il Turner, a sash Aui iuof uAuuiac.
tuirf. Nhu Tr~lir- AT lls west Irai aNr.
uur, wa- II passenger iut hAnA Fork, :.
H., last night
rhaTlr- Warrington, freight conductor
uu the santa r. south at ~tu MltrlaL l.
lu the rItN, aud /, among HI Nlulu"Ilur
lIrnh- to-day
" j Hanna, the santa +" RAILWAY
water ,rNlrr superintendent un ~" Klu
urauir division, !, AZ the highland
house iu daN
Mr,.u II fr-t Wit" d Conductor
fr,-t lrU YESTERDAY Qua VISIT tu hrAgu
Relatives AMI friends,
q \ sash, u Veil known citizen from
springer, y NJ l. al Siutgc- European
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29
KI.lleL tom Allentosn. Penn Join

kiNler from lllentown, Penn, Join
lltu'N from Philadelphia, Penn. len.
Weaver. uum E,,lou, Mas-. AMI rh,s
N"rl'u ium Nuru,.Wu. l'u.., Who
" nl uw rimp At .N" Interesting uJ
rNu.tn uu. nu1 who intend to Il 4 'ut
tJr,l ttrh-utrr
uUgh MurtdN camr loSu from tn san
Nnmu -pflug, ~ DAY aui t"I"rl- m.
p.h." rt'N i"i With pnti"- tom t-pnu
t,n ans kIr Nfult county liNIf/
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29

I.,u. kuw. LNuIl,,. came lu
'r'm 800. ,u.uu N.u.D tn. uulu..,
aNl I> aruml mlUslug WITH h- N.y
iu,tJur lurud-. IT, states that the ur'W
ulI .upriNI- of, lutu NrLhN. 90,
thul, men at Wutk uu the road thrnugh
u..u-,url tina, ir,l- IT, ~ulphlf -pUug..
tul r,vrrl- tu haN" the tuhi lu gr,I cuu
lUIru ~ the ut ct June Mi kuur
also stated that tlr MINI ownrt. OF th"
District hnI hhpN over tn" drrI-lou ui
the .u,uH" court a. tu the northern
DHuulhI, ui the grant AMI ~" going T."
WIN 40 ,Hrur-t un th"tf pfup"ttl"- W."
expects Co uI'u pHr" of hu.Iu' 49, at
ln. >l.puf- 100 - N'N dh,-. hnl b., u'tr
Co ptfrhN-r. goods
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29

WIN llN, hua received
hi- htulh"r-, FRANK AMI b
Pennington, Washington
have hrru conducting a go.
Ill" hI-llIr,- Al Farming.
left IA" cItN hIt they -ul.i .
diN AMI viii settle -uu Vs..
OlumhlA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29

I'r Nr.l o' thl- -rh-"u Viii lrtN" NJ
nu., ou4u", Nrdur-dn mofulug, June ..
htlr tot ruui tup H. 10, Nugrl"~,
santa Monica 1T kriuuu beach !, 80
pot ur'hrr particulars hpplN al the trh"i
ul.. " II MNI-uN. JK., NErut,
& Hall r"mm-~ton broker, AMI W
l,u,rr ol the i"al land department OF
the santa r. railway, who we're AT Las
rga- YESTERDAY uu hu-lur--, returned I,
thrrIN this morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29

The \rw NrXlcah says The wagon
roni from the Hot sulphur -prlug- and
the rurMti mining section, Ia lrfnaiill"
county. /. completed Tourist m"T
chants. miners ani pr"-p"rt"rS Nh"lla
take due notice, II - good road ~
easy grades, with plenty OF feed aud
water Tor stock,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-10-30
harvesting weedy Potatoe..

That sins of neglect will follow
man until he is duly punished is never
more conclusively proven than when
the neglected potato field comes to be
harvested Not only is the crop greatly
lessened, but the labor OF harvesting
has been increased. AS a matter of
fact, the farmer who can and does keep
his potatoes free from weeds saves la
Dor by the operation. Sooner or later
the weeds have to be uprooted. 1t costs
less to do this while they are small If
done then the yield of marketable tu-
bers is so much increased and the ex-
pense of harvesting is decreased, so
that it really costs less to harvest
large crop kept free from weeds than
to harvest u crop failure made so be.
cause overrun with weeds.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-10-30
ALL AROUND The DAIRY.

A dirty milker will injure the flavor
of the butter.
Milk that is drawn in an unventiiated
stable cannot escape taint.
Let plenty of fresh air into the churn
after it is used and cleaned.
Boiling, and not warm, water should
be used in cleaning the churn.
Bran and shorts should be bought at
once. They will not be lower.
The patron should do his full part
to make the creamery success.
Whistle when you milk. if you can
whistle well. The COW likes music.
If your butter is only fit for the coun-
try store barrei, don't make butter to
sell.
The dairy barn ought to be a con-
venient structure, built so as to save
steps and labor.
The cow that eats good deal gives
good deal of milk, as a rule. Feed
her all she will eat.
The little things, such as brushing
off the COW before milking and MAX
ing her contented, are what pays in the
daiSy.-Western Plowman.