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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
BROKERS ORDERED TO RETURN STOCKS

MAY NOT RETAIN THEM. ALTHOUGH THEY WERE
PLEDGED FOR MARGINS
Justice Andrews in the Supreme Court. yesterday
decided In favor OF Theodore c. English suit
brought by him. as trustee OF the estate OF heh-
jamn williamson, against Thomas A Mcintyre ana
Edward L. Adams. doing business under the name
~ NcI,,vre a. Wardyeu 10 recover $4,000 alleged
10 have been lost in speculation by Isaac ~. VII
ianson a son OF BENJAMIN williamson Inc Jus
t!ce nnd- for no specified amount 81, 800
BENJAMIN Williamson died In 1897. leaving ls SUI
Isaac sole executor OF mis- estate. IL IS o"e.ke,i
;bst Isaac used the funds or the estate In stock
speculations. Shares OF stock belonsinF 10 .iie %
tate were pledged with Mcintyre q NardwIu az
security on margin deals. among Inc shaT's Pio"Lt'
being stock OF the Network central ara huIsU .a
River Road twenty shares OF Jersey Cenu', 49,
share. OF Della ware and Hudson. $50 saaIes o.
American Coal Company. 100 shares or hacKeNsdCh
Wat.r Company and other securities. The suit was
brought 10 compel the defendants 10 SURRENDER SUE
stocks and securities OF the estate as remihed III
Justice Andrews directs the defendants TO turn
over TO the plaintiff the securities ana h"A4N' man
an extra allowance or SZ,Np
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
c,,rccyIyc ON THE MEXICO BORDER
ACTION BY THE LAND OFFICE AND THE PRfSi-
nrNr TO PREVENT IT AT NooALEs.

ACTION RY THE LAND OfFlCb AND Inn f'>
nrNr TO PREVENT IT At NooALEe
Washington, Nov. ia curious case OF Snug
Gin on the Mexican border line has been dsco'-
go r.contly by the Government officials at NO
Gales Ariz.. and equally curious action mas peen
lien TO suppress IL On May land about no
gales was declared rubject 10 enry' anu "'i.o"e
those who took advantage OF the right was man
who made town site selection Directly OF 'ne ~"
ternatlonal border line and Immediately erec'eo d
large house thereon with doors on ooth s'oes' os
this means according to official reports the laws
were evaded by backing up teams laden with MEX
Iran goods to the rear door OF the house, which
operation did not require crossing the lne' anu 'no
goods were then taken on. OF the door on the Amer
tam sido md carried away. The case was reported
nv the Collector OF Customs, who asked that no
town site be allowed unless mere Wa sGev' 0
anal along the border to prevent this evasion
The General Land Office has now acted OIL liiIs
propostion and the President has MADE reser va
tio6 ~ a strip OF land sixty feet Wlde ana TWO
mGh " or NJ Eorales which it Is hoped, Will pre-
vent such practices as that referred to- ana secure
~ tho Government lts customs dues Inc necss-
sarv surveys for the purpose are now DeihB maui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
BATTERED BY A GIANT WAVE.
LA GAsCOGNE SWEPT FROM STEM TO STERN
OTHER VESSELS DAMAGED AT SEA.

OTHER VESSELS DAMAGED AT SEA.
The French Line steamship La Gascogne arrived
here yesterday from Havre, after an unusually
rough passage. One Of her huge Iron ventilators
was broken Off the iron plates OF the deckhousS
were bent in all her forward fittings were torn
from tho deck. and there was general havoc on
board. all created by immense wave that board
ed the yeSse. on November
The officers of the ship said that as many e sfx
tons of water fell upon the vessels decks at onos
completely burying the forward part OF the ship
larsc quantity Of IL poured through the hole
Icft by the broken ycntilator. and deuged the half
dozen passengers who happened to be under II In
the saloon Nearly all OF the 404 passengers
board were sick, and every one was Obliged to
remain below during the entire voyage.
Among the passengers were Salignac, the tenor
who Will appear with the Damrosch company In
opera In Philadelphia on November %; Thomas
Bayne Harry Croswell. G. S. Underwood, and Lieu
tenant j. c. Burnett. L. s. A.
All the incoming vessels yesterday reported heavy
westerly and southwesterly gales at sea. The
AVIATION. from Pilley's Island, y. F.. encountered
gale Off Cape Race, and suffered considerable dam
age about her decks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
INCREASE IN POSTAL RECEIPTS.

Washington Nov. 1.-THE statement Of the gross
,o.ta, receipts for last month compared with Octo-
Der 1885, at nifty of the largest pOstofces. shows
nat increase Of si42es7, or IS per cent. The total
receipts were fSAs,+o1 remarkable decrease Of
Almost 70 per cent is reported from Lowell Mass.
and the postmaster has been asked for an explans-
ton The largest increases were at Columbus and
DAYTON Ohio each almost rs per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
GOVERNMENT CLAIM FOR SEALg.
IcAN COMMERCIAL COMPANY TO BE SENT
TO THE eUPREME COURT

Washington, Nov. 15,-solicitor-Generh Richards
acting for the United States to-day entered mo-
ton IN the United States Supreme Court In the
case Of the North American Commercial Company
plaintiff in error. VS.. the United States for an
order directing that the whole record in the case
be sent up to the Supreme Court from the Circuit
Court OF Appeals for the Second Circuit The case
involves the claim OF the Government for the fur
seals taken by this company of the Seal Islands In
1894. amounting to slo7.257, for which sum judg
nent was given In the court below. One question
involved In the has been certified TO tho Su-
preme Court but Mr.. Richardss motion. II grant
ed will give the Court opportunity to pass on
all the questions involved A motion was also made
by the Solicitor-General to advance the case on
the docket
There are pending other cases OF the United
States covering rental etc. for other years which
increase the sum In controversy to about 5000, 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
coupoy BONDS NOT TO BE RECEIVED

washington Nov. B-Unied States Treasurer
Roberts has received 100000 In United States bonds
from the seaboard National Bank of New-York AZ
..curI,v for the deposit OF a part OF the pur
Money of the Union Pacific Railroad. Some OF the
New-York banks have offered United States coupon
hnnts for deposit for this purpose, but for reasons
oTaci,ne tho public business the Treasury has de-
oided that II cannot receive coupon bonds unless
permission Is given for their transfer into regis
h01Aa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
GUERRA NOT TO BE SURRENDERED
. FINAL DECISION IN THE CASE MADE BY THE
STATE DEPARTMENT.

washington. Nov. 1o-The state Depa',"le 10,
ersrv refused the application of the Mexican Gov
na. ,, %, me surrender to It. under extradition
rroceedings. Of Jesus Guerra, who was one %
C;arzas neutenants in his attempted revoI ,
.one years ago. The case has inquired Ia,s snEsnv
a. STATE and United States courts anu ma -.
came 10 Inc State Department In sucn snspe a. "
Limit Of the exercise Of the largest olsc, SCI, 10.
~ dscs,on was reached some time ago out wa
1vitbSrawn for reconsideration. at the hStaHGe ne
he Mexican authorities. II Is now reain,eu' s,aG
fhe onences for which It is sought 70 eecu'e NV
sxtradition of Guerra purely pohtica.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
CASE OF CAPTAIN CARTER REFERRED.

Washington. Nov. B.-Secretary Alger has decided
to refer to the Judge-Advocate General Of the Army
the record Of the court OF inquiry In the case OF
Captain Carter. Corps OF Engineers who Is al
legged TO have been guilty OF irregularities in the
Savannah Harbor Improvement works. Nothing
concerning the nature OF the courts findings has
ment but the action taken by Secretary Alger in
referring the papers gives rise TO belief that fur
,her proceedlngs to be had In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
To PRINT THE CITY RECORD.

,-Hp CONTRACT AWARDED TO THE MARTIN n.
BROWN COMPANY
TIL. contract for printing The City Record was
awarded yesterday to the Martin 3. Brown COM
>, ~ ,o~.r Mr.. Lyon, who present. was
.,t.d II he had completed his arrangements for
printing The Record" in this city He said that hat
norT would be done here. for the most part, but
that some OF the work might be done In Albany.
He declined to say with what concern he was
negotiating here. go 49,, ,o
IN. Mayor was not satisfied with this expana-
ton. and suggested awarding the contract TO tne
Brown firm, which was done by the unanimous
vote of the Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16

In compliance with the action OF the governors
n, IN. stock Exchange ct their meeting last week.
N. following notice was yesterday sent 10 the
members OF the Exchange: Resolved 4ha' 'I
making or Offering 10 make bet or the moor o'
49, CT r,charr. 1. An act detrimental 10 the
Interest OF the Exchange" The adoption OF this
resolution will hardly be check 10 brokers ,S %a
oeit'.s =. he,,,ng ION the floor OF the Exchange
but says nothing about the lounslhK Ui ,ars.Tt.r
room In all probability. all betting WI" he'e"'''
b. done OF the floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
DIRTY on SUGAR FOR DENMARK.

Washington. Nov. ih--In answer to an Inquiry
,rom New.York. the Secretary OF the Treasury to-
day sent the following telegram:
Refined beet sugar produced wholly IN penm mar
SIS OF cent per pound.
The records Of the Bureau OF Statistics show that
during several years no sugar OF any KIND has
hsen imported into the United States from Den
mark The Secretary Of the Treasury. however. Is
required by law to assess countervailng duty
eTaInSt all sugars Imported from countries paying
4 N expOrt bounty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
BAD MONEY AND DISAPPEARED.

Henry Levy has not been seen since hiectioh
D.y He Ia twenty-five years old. and boarded al
M ls5 East Thirty-ninth-st. When last seen. on
election Day, ne had between 1900 and 5000 and
,.vslry that would amount to 1900 more. Miss
I}ose Levy who lives at No. 80 East Flrty-nfth-
q; called at Police Headquarters yesterday morn
Ing and reported the dIsappearance Of her pT%'her
Rsecker-st and Broadway. Miss Levy believes
Thai her brother has been foully dealt with. The
police have sent out a general alarm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
r,,pprxp cOURT AND THE DURRANT CASE

.n'c.sneral Anderson. the Supreme Court to-
49, decided 10 issue Immediately ia mandate IN
rho purrant murder cas-. No representative OF
r,nrrsnt was N court when the motion was made az.
Ou ~ Court after a hurried consultation on the
a anu he announced through Chief Justice sui er
that the mandate shopd issue U1nWh and M hasten
pnrTant's execution. He said he would nave mace
~ motion sooner, but for the necessity OF giving
notice 70 DurranSs counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
ACCUSED SPORTING WRITER LET GO.

p.n,anin HYDE Benton. q Newspaper man. VINO
wa, arrested on October last on complaint mad'
by Percy SandVson. British Committeeman h''e'
on n charge OF having committed perjury In sui'
hrorrbt bv hir, % recover money no claimed as
duo him for editorial WORK The Miro. OF Life.
OF London was discharged yesterday by tniied
CoInrnissione. Shelly. Tho Coufriasloher
said that he could ind sufficient ground. IN the
evidence presented on which to ho.d the defendant
Tnr ,v,rsdtion Benton has been locked up Ia
Iudlov, stree. Ja. ever since his arrest Benton
/. a writer for sporting paper, o'"T iha name o.
''Rok Ray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
AMERICA GETTING THEIR WORK.

Aberdeen, Nov. l.-Jamss Bryce. Liberal member
Of Parliament for the South Division OF Aberdeen.
addressing a meeting OF his constituents here to-
day. and referring TO the great strike in the en-
Rineering trades, said the observations which he
had recently made in the United States convinced
him that several branches OF British engineering
had already gone to the United States. and that a
continuance OF this curta.lment OF work would be
serious alike TO the workers and employers Of Great
britain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
nrc,s1oNS ON THREE LAND GRANTS.

Washington Nov. BIN the United States su-
nreme Court to-day three opinions were rendered
in appeals from the Court Of Private Land Claims.
involving as many land grants In the Territory Of
Nav Mexico the grants affected being those known
as the Pasture the San Antonito and the San
Diego grants In ali these the Court below
md decided against the claimants and the Supreme
Court to-day affirmed the decision In each case.
The Court to-day took recess until Monday. the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
MR.. FULLER WITHDRAWS THE ohA"0H'

When young Alexander Hami''on' 'H'
pro,hers, oaae. boy. was arraisned for examine.
ION in Centre street Court yesterday morning PAU
Fuller the complainant against him asked that ~
be allowed TO withdraw the eha sbs vouns man.
Mr. Fuller said that he had scarcely Ueen Maeis.
to sleep since he had caused uis .s n iseturs and
then discharged him. Hamilton Wa Wa - NJ Tui.
saturday and charged with the tnc1t " ~
lars overcoat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
TO BOTTLE THEIR OWN GOODS.

Messrs Ballantine h Sons. the wel-known brew
err. Of Newark. have established boiling depart
ment In connection with their brewery, and will
hereafter bottle their popular brands Of aes porter
and brown stout under their own direct SUPER
yision. This will insure the goods always reach,
ing the customers In the best condition. and VIII
Aoubt--- largely increase the salas Of THAR foodA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
rryERAL OF HENRY s. HURLBUT.

Tho funeral OF Henry s. Hurlbut. who for many
years was prominent in financial circles took place
Yesterday morning at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church The Rsv Or. John Hall offciated. There
wns large congregatiOn. The floral offerings
DR. Hall delivered an address culogizing Mr.. iurl-
but Among those present were GeneraI Louis
Fitsserad, Scion Humphreys. William A. Wells.
william Wheelock, j. Rhinelander Dillon. Watson
y. Chase Frederic r. Elliot, John w. Aitken,
John Sloane John L. Riker and J. b. T. Strana-
han, Burial WAS In WOODLAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16

October are shown to have been t9ses,s3, OF which
s24 a34. &2S was free Of duty. . go ooo -oo l.,
For the last ten months gain OF ,As-9s.iW ~
,hoWn over the corresponding period last year IN
the exports Of merchandise. and gain OF NSo's,$
in the imports During October tne chpolt3 e, W
Si0 & The silver exports during he o m9nth m gre
gated s. 225 Si2 and the imports sltsl "L ~ o"o
tober 1856 The silver exports amounted TO H7sfS@s'
and the imports 10 S93,f4o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
FOURTH-CLASS POSTMASTERS.

washington Nov. B-sixty-nve fourth-class post
o,asters were appointed to-day. including tho fol-
lowing:
vermont-East Alburgh, James l. Collins.
Noo,wYork-F,benezer Michael Austeth Boomer
town. ] b. Foster: Vermontville. y. II. Breckin-
ridge; West Haverstraw. George w. Burr; west
usRron q b. Irwin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
CAPT. MERRY AT THE STATE DEPARTMENT.

Washington. Nov. l5-Captan Merry who was
APPOINTED and confirmed United States Minister
TO Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Salvador. was at the
State Department to-day. having been summoned
10 confer with tho officials in reference TO his
status, The new Minister has not yet been received
by Nicaragua, but It 10 felt that the difficulty now
Is In a fair way 70 removal. and that eventually
ne will DO received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS.

washington Nov. 1.-THE Maine has saied from
Port Royal. 8. c.. for Hampton Roads. It was In
tended TO dock the ship at Port Royal, out the
,Ian wa. abandoned for the reason that II was
HHnnece.sary The Machias has arrived at Hong
Kong, the Bancroft. at Pree. the Anphitrite, al
TanHarf's Point and the Iowa at Tompkinsvile
srha petYel has sailed from Shanghai for Ningpo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
A BRIDE FROM SAN DOMINGO.

Mayor Strong yesterday married Ameo Julio, .
pretty san Don,inguan, aged twenty. TO Eliso
Es pellet Of Santiago. about twentythree years old
Consul General A. w. Gill, G. X. Heath and other
offlciais Of the San Domingo Consulate here were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS IN OCTOBER

Washington, Nov. 1.-the monthly statement
OF imports and exports. issued by the Bureau Of
Statistics. shows the exports Of domestic mer-
chandise during October to have amounted TO sl0o-
bs3 &c. loss OF nearly s2Soo0oo. as compared with
October. B9& The imports Of merchandise during
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16

The stock market lapsed into dulness yesterday
and generally lower prices were recorded. some
OF the net declines werc: American sugar. -
Brooklyn Union Gas. IN; Consolidated Gas ~
New-Jerssy Central. IA; Peoples Gas,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16

Currency transfers through the Sub-Treasury 10
IN. South yesterday were sl5O."o ior >oo'"V VI
which the Sub-Treasjlry received gold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
EXPERTS BLAMING IfDEBTEDHEHS'
Willy. CHOW THE FINANCIAL STATUS OF RICH
MoND COUNTING REPORT ON hiNoS
COUNTY UNTIL JANUART

Deputy Controller Lyon said yesterday tha. inc
experts engaged in examining the hhAi'ciA co.,4'
t,on O. the various corporate governments which
un5Ar The Greater Ncw-York charter are to become
@ mar. o., the city OF New-York were stlll a. wofk'
but had brought out more development' reiaunS
10 IN. bonded Indebtedness o. tho outlying aIsHS.s
.rollcr" the Deputy Controller said, IS Hkoy 20
include what they have learned concsfn,ns Ii.o
enenc,ai sta-us OF Richmond County ana the cor
norate governments OF Staten Island douo.
whether they vii! be able 10 repor; nnaIy o., ''9
condition Of Kings County before January l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16

The onfcisl report OF the production OF anthracite
coal in October give. It IS $4,000 tons 1t is said
that tho companies have decided to make the out
nut IN IN. last three months Of the year l2VOWO
Allowing for the october production. the ou'pu'
loft for November and December Is, In Tound num-
bers 1000 900 tons, $4,000 tons in each month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16

A. r. Flower said yesterday: There never was
a time. In my opinion. when stocks were better
purchase than at present 1t Is absurd that ROCK
I,snd should be selling at its price ct. Paul and
Burlington ought TO 30 quoted around 10 They
are intrirsicay worth H. Railroad earnings tel
tho story The Peoples Gas Company or chicago
is earning more than per cent on its stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16

c. p. Huntington denied yesterday the story that
no intended 70 sell his real-estate holdings here
and mako his homo in California. He said the
story is not only untrue, but It has not even the
merit OF originality II do not intend 10 quit New
York or this section OF the country except for
brief time" said he. at has been my custom lot
the las, ten years 10 spend part OF tne "n'er IN
not disposed Of my Eastern real estate save =
small piece OF property across the Harlem RIVER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
I<kailon II tho United States,
Port Prince. HayN,
october 1877.
Hon Scion Menos Secretary Of State for Foreign


or. DO me tho favor. Hr. Minister TO release
Mr. Emile Iueders. At nressnt confined by tno COM
,,ur,I oufhorite, N taking this lnltiatory slep,
I, IL with no Intention on my part 10 interfere
win your rules OF law enter into tho grave COM
tion. that Al present exist between your Gov.
srnment and that OF Germany nor 90 wlhh !.
understood that ! am committing my uoys,hn Nm,
In any way In the matter assure 3ou' ~ IL.
iser in making this request. IL Is IN view 10 .ese
The present tension now existing ara 70 aNoa 'n az
dtsopd,r and boodHh.d that VIII be lats to me
tnters.t o, our American citizens resident ana 90
ing business upon your island. Uust' SI' yuu
Iii h. nh. TO grant this request, Tor tho true
h.n.n, Of your country as well as mine. Win my
Dsst Nis"'' "' w. u. POWELL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

Hugh King, president Of the Columbia OIL Com
pany. said yesterday that there was no truth In
printed report that the control OF this company
and tho control OF the United Pipe Line
Company q company allied with the Columbia
had passed into the hands Of the Standard Oh
Company The printed "news' that the STANDARD
had acquired the Tldewater OIL Company and the
Tidcwater Pipe Line Company was several years
old
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-04-22
Easter Observance.

Special Easter services were held in
the several churches on Sunday last.
At the Episcopal church. the music
was of high order. The director,
Mr.. Henshaw, had large choir we'll
trained. and they did excellent service,
rendering the special music in an ar
tlstlc manner. In the evening the
young peoples society had an enjoy
able service. At the Congregational
church in the evening there was an in
teresting programme given by the
Christian Endeavorers. DR.. McKaig.
the presiding elder of the Methodist
church preached, and quarterly meet
ing was held. At the Catholic church.
es early mass was celebrated. All the
churches We're decorated with an
abundance of flowers.
The attendance was not so large as
usual, the high, cold wind kept many
within doors at home.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-04-22
Sugar beet Bulletin.

beet bulletin has just been issued from
the experiment station at St. Anthony Park,
in response to the increased demand for in
formation on the sugar beet, coming from all
parts of the Northwest. The bulletin will
be sent to all the leading newspapers of the
state.
Prof. Henry Snyder, in the first halt of
the bulletin, describes the work Of the
station in sugar beet raising since 1888,
showing continuous work since that date.
from three to FIVE acres of beets having been
planted per year, with distribution of seeds
to all parts of the state. There have been
analysis every year, also, and during these
years 1919 samples of beets have been anal
yzed at the station, showing an average o
a. o. per cent of sugar and purity coeffi-
cient ofSo. 81.
Beets raised in Minnesota and sent to a
leading Nebraska factory showed an analy-
cation at the factory 1919 FER cent sugar, the
average of seventy-three samples. They
were pronounced by the factory manager
:smost excellent in every respect, both as to
size and quality"
Prof. Snyder shows that large part of
Minnesota has the ideal temperature for
beet-raising. There is a beet sugar zone
200 miles wide, extending in an irregular
course across the United States. The center
of this zone is the isotherm line indicating
70 degrees for the three growing months of
June, July and August. The line enters the
state a little below St. Paul and leaves it
near the southwest corner of the state: For
100 miles on either side of the line beets
may be proftably grown. He describes in
detail the best soil and the ideal tempera-
ture. The soils of this state, he saws, do
not at present require any manuring for SUI
gar beets. A soil tn at has been under cult
walton to grain crops is in better condition
for sugar beets than new prairie SOIL Prof.
Snyder gives this emphatic statement: "For
beet-growing pusposes the state has as good
soil as could be desired"
The importance of the beet pulp left after '
the sweet is extracted. for feeding purposes
Is also shown.
The second half of the bulletin is taken up
by Prof Hays, agriculturist of the station,
in consideration of the cultivation of the SUI
gar beet in the state. Prof. Hays gives
come practical suggestions.