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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-20
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i'm Snteref7e &uBlanbs unse5ettelt
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ldnsit gepinlGten @ortbeile iidern
tpirb, pdbrenb @roB 8ritanilien in
@iozMfrita nod nit bet unterjo@ung
Der 8uren befbdftigt 1T. en bic sr
Notb menben bic en9liiden Staatsz
mdnner unb bic Prei5e ii9 bilfefu@eno
an prdfibent Mc&inleD, in ber @offz
nung, oab er ben Yldnen &ublanb5 Elm
trdftiges Salt gebieten !pir6.
Die brit:{4e Wrmee 1T in @iib Mfriz
ia . bel4afti9t, bab niht bc>an gu
nenten lit, bab irgenb Elm She'll ber Ielz
ben innerbalb ber nd@iten 3tpei Moz
nate 3urudge5Dgen tperben tunn. 9te
englt14e Mrmee in Snbien 1T jeBt 1Gon
1hma4 unb tpirb nod tpetter bur9 bic
@er1enbung bon $4,000 Mann na4
N1banti berminbert tperben miiKen, I'M
bort bic briti1beMutboritdt tpieber berz
5ufteQen.
@nglanb befinbet fi9 besbalb in
GROCER Notb, ba es ni9t inn @tanbe 1T,
feline Snterehen i'm fernen Often mirt=
Jam pertreten gu t0nnen.
Gs 1T in biplomati1fen Rreilen
poblbetannt, bas 2prb Salisbury al
lee in 8epegung iebt, nit Mublanb
etne @eritdnoigung berbei gu fiibren;
bab er aber gu glei9er 3eit audi bic
englif4en SntereRen in China nac9
M0glt4teit gu f0rbern 5u4t.
W}an tpeib au@ gar ipo6l, bab Hub=
lamb, Denn eS unter benz 0oripanb,
ben Trieben aufre@t erbalten gu mill
fen, crit in Gbina SUP gefaBt bat, fi@
ME nieber 5uriid5ieben ipirb. Die
engli14e 8eiebung @gpptens bat eine1
Prdceben5faQ ge16affen, unb b;e{er
tpurbe Nublanb ieBt auBerorbentli9
gu itatten tcmnlen.
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1anbten Gbpate unh 2orb Salisbury
berrl4t Elm roger Meinungsaustau19,
Man meiB, bab ber engli1de Miniiter
fi& bemiibt, bic sSntereNen Der Ser.
@taaten nit ben ieini9en gu bereiniz
gen.
@elbftbertdnbli@ tpirb jebes gez
; meiniame @orgeben i'm Orient als Elm
morult14e menn audi mid
forme11es 8iinbniB nit be.
Ser. @taaten ange1eben merben."
9ieie &erii9erung pirb benz ameriz
faniI4en @olte groBe 6reube bereiten.
Gs mirb NIT Treuben feline &riegs1teuz
ern ba3u bergeben, eine grobe Tlptte
na@ China gu 1enben unb aus ben PHI
lippini1hen &ronprobin3en ei1ige &ez
gtmenter @ploaten bem lieben Better
our @erfigung gu fteuen, bamit feline
"Snterefen". bic ia iiberau ba limb, mn
es BON Ne9ts pegen niGts gu iuGen
fat, getpabrt lperhen.
Die Ser. Staaten iinb bo9 bic BE-
beutenbite unb treue ftepropin3, bic bas
bebrGngte rMuttsrlanb" in bic Ter iebt
betriibten 3eit mod bat. @ern tperbsn
tie bic en9li1@en &aitanien in Chino
aus Sem 5ener bolen.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-20
Notice q Hearing up
on Petit on to Es-
tablish Section Cor
ners in the Town of
Elmdale..

Notice is hereby given, That petition
OF winch the following is copy has bee II
filed with the board OF county commits
has been determined by said board in
the Judgment IF majority or it's MEM
beers to be reasonable on its face.
Petition for Esta blishment Of Section Cor.
ners in Elmdale.
TO the board of county commissioners
OF MORRISON county and State of Mime
sofa
Whereas, most of the government sur
VeN monuments at seCtion a,td~Quarter
sections in the town of El,ndale said coun-
~ ana state have becuule ObliteratCG or
lest.
Therefore, we, the undersigned, super
visors OF said town, hereby petition your
honorable board that you will proceed to
have said monuments re-established and
reset accordingto the law and also to have
all sections and property lines surveyed
Provided however that any section in
which all the property owners or tax
payers. shall notify the surveyor doing the
work that they consider it unnecessary to
have the section of which there are sever
al owners subdivided, then such section
shall not be surveyed 50 far as the prop
eminent marks at section and quarter sec
ton corners shall be restored.
Dated at Elmdale this 18th day of June
1850
7sFsRG nRS51ts0ffh s%T %'
&. J. NELSON Co., Mimi.
The lands affected by this petition are
Sections one ~, two q, three ~, four o.
five ., six (6), seven %, eight -, nine 80,
ten tlol, eleven ID, twelve Q2), thirteen
seventeen %. eighteen Qel, nineteen uD
twenty co., twenty-one t2n, twenty-five
e }, twenty-three (23), twenty-four (2i),
twenty-fivet25). twe1ltysix 26.twenty-seven
60. twenty eight t2S), twentv-nine l2s),
thirty 800. All in township one hundred
twentyseven Q2O range thirty-one (3l),
and SECTIONS four 81. five 90, six l&,
seventeen %, eighteen ue), nineteen ,l9l
twenty (2D, twenty-one GU. twenty
eight N2sl, Twenty-Five (29> and thirty (3O}.
seven u20 of range thirty, 500 and the
names of the owners of above described
lan:'s as they appear on the latest tax d11-
pilCateS are as follows tO-Wit:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-20

= ~9ie Surner, tpel&e ii@ in
pbilabelpbia probucirten," meint BET
bortige r2eoger", rmiiBte ausse3etbz
nete @olbaten abgeben,"
9as lit tpobl rihttg, unb tpie ibxe
@dter piirben AUDI Tie fir bic @rbal<
tung ber Union gu ben Maffen greifen.
Mber fir ben Smperialismus }ino lie
ni4t gu baben unb auf ben pbi1ipptz
men 2eim triehen lie audi ni9t.
g}. q. Staatsa.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-20
M . ! no csn1r,,c4;o~

- nM inc s5nitructionen qeben
babin, nidts bur45ula7sn, baS Der
Abminiitration 19aben t0nnte."
General Otis gu 6errn 81. 81. Gp{z
Inns, @ertreter ber &fociateb preb, ber
li4 iiber. Bic ungere9te @eniur " unb
@erhetmli4ung Der @or9qnse ouf ben
pbilippinen betlaete.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-20

- @nglanb's 8eRreben, uns
in feline x@ineli19en" Mnqeleqenhiten
gu pertpideln, 1T nur gu pffenbar.
- (M, - !:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-20

Notice is hereby given that said board
of county commissioners has ordered by
that hearing be had upon said petition
at the county auditors Office, in said cou1l-
tty on Tuesday, the fourth day of Septem-
Der. 1900. at 10 o'clock a. III. at which time
and place said board will hear ali that
may be said in favor of and against the
granting of said petition. And it is f,1rth.
er ordered that said notice of hearing be
pu blished once in the Little Falls Herald
the official paper Of Morrison county as
provided by law
By the Board of County Commissioners,
Of Morrison County.
By f. H. LAkIN,
Chairman.
Attest:
H. n. HARDING,
County Auditor.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-20

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t.rie Manka
John Sobiet.k
{ i T visit
Peter Nilczeck
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Sieve Jendro
Mary Kuleck
j } jacobson
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+ janirz
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5 and . Mellun
Frank Kupka
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Martin Hevelon
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NJ Rudy
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John HobaZ
Geo Schuba
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Mike kurtgak
John Sabal
John Wicklow
lkae u fllgay
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Olan Olson
J NJ Compton
II Westma1'k
S G Vasaly
Nicholas Edstrom
Charles Stay
J J Jacobson
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Hans Larson
NJ ID Madison
Eleka Peterson
Otto Carlson
St Paul L Chi Ry
ANygriess
A Hockanson
Lars } Olson
John Hoeschm
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] Peterson
C J Peterson
Andrew Bloom
O 0 Searle
John Swedbeck
Ne:s Munson
Alfred HOhnman
Nels H Kissen
Aug Stroman
Leon Houde
John Munson
S X . kipp
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Nels Hansen
John jacobson
} 4 Johnson
en- Johnson
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j Thompson Jr
VI johnson ..
] 2 EXtrom
Nilsson AlousOn
& A Wasberg
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Carl Rundquist
J A Peterson
Johanna Anderson
A AlllstrOm
\ Johnson
q doiph Wittka
Otto Westenberg
Ealent tine Sorenson
J Schultz
Gust Stein
Alfred Lundquist
Andrew Anderson
| II Misfeldt
Albian Friedlund
} kulander
K J Mollner
A J Peterson
John Carlberg
J Schalin
Peter Johnson
Nels Larson
Aug Johnson
G Nelson
Olaf Anderson
NJ Ballstrom
Theo Dolan
o l. Swanson
\ Sternh ohm
T Peterson
G E Peterson
F Sellony
Albin johnson
Nils Trisk
Nels Hanson
} J Swanson
Chas Stenholm
S Henholm
Nils Johnson
VIVA Nelson
+ Hound
W H Cay
Peter Hanson
Fl Hanson
Chas Larson
Q N Lundgren
Z 6 .Nystrom
A, Larson
J Mouson
A J Vuicking
J PLarson
Ed Peterson
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-20

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Chas Nelson
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Jnhn Christensen
Albert Mi,lsen
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NJ artin Olson
!. p GRANDSON
T. Peter on
j \ Hansen
i 4 Erickson
Nels Anderson
Hons p Erickson
John Anderson
J. Hummel
Frank johnson
G Hobart
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-20

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Louis Peterson -.
Peter Peterson
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JOHN Nilsson
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Olaf Samnelson.
Mp THOMPSON
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Alfred Peterson
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-20

swan LODSteu
Nels Larson
P J Peterson
4 Magnuson
Geo Shavla
Victor Rudeck
& A Anderson
John Rucha
Anton Leszek
Geo Geissel
John Oltss
n Kocur
6 Sch ultheiS
i Fedda
John Doom
Geo Shauln
A Siltis
Andrew POmsKi
Daniel Ikae
S w Champion
John Holmgren
Fred Anderson
l. J Compton
Ang Larson
Richard Lundgren
Fred Anderson
Nels Paulson
Oswald Wittke
Renhold Johnson
Swan Pearson
Sadie Carlson
J Larson
j A Ryberg
" D Washburn
G A Carlson
John Anderson
0 c WestgruDd
p J Anderson
} A Wasberg
Chas Anderson
] P Olson
l Tallgren
Olaf Broberg
Paul Talberg
John S.jollgreen
Adam jacobson
J S Budget
H C Gilbert
0 Jensen
j peterson
Geo Hanson
o P Halling
John q Johnson
4 & Peterson
Arnie L Arnes
Aug Landau
Oscar Carlson
J Carlson
N Peterson
Martin Benson
Andrew Swanson
a Rydholm
Otto Anderson
c Rundquist
J s Johnson
Martin Roll
Chas Nelson
4 B Ware
Andrew Ahlstrom
P Norquist
A WielStrom
Anton Widstrom
S & 5 Ackerson
J w Ackerson
Anton Wetstrom
J H Misfedt
\ Geek
s Anderson
Mrs L Johnson
$ F Lund
B Paulson
c J Karlberg
Emil Carlson.
J Thomson
Alfred Anderson
Chas E Johnson
L NJ Larson
Chas Ljill
a J Hanson
T Peterson
Aug GustafsOn
A D Davidson
O Johnson
P Engelbretson
C Carlstrom
F Simonson
Aug Larson
J H Olson
Andrew johnson
III Nelson
J W Swanson
C K NJ Archibald
John Larson
J H Strong
Hokan Hansen
Chas Peterson
Il N Hansen
o Peterson
p Gan
Nels Anderson
Ed Peterson
N 0 Olson
+ Anderson
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J P Peterson
J II Peterson
Swan Mattson
T Peterson
Elias Peterson
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-07
LEWELLlNG is EUL0GIZED
Great C0neourse Of nsurners at His
Funeral YESTERDAY

The last services over ne remains -
ths late ex-Goysrnor Lswelllag wsre hsla
yesterday morning Al > o'cioek II the
Plymouth Congress tional church Ths
services Esre UNDER TIE slreet5en q F.sT.
Il Z. Thzyes q that church Tas busls .
ing was hIe1 90 lts csperlty ~ ths
frlsaaz % TIE vel kDoza MAJ ard each
pzrt @ ths rites were sssy impressive.
TT1e frass-nsi orders - Th.ch fas ss-
ceass1 T1za be.anssd came = = bGsF sns1
many cat % town psFn9as Ssrs present
70 pay tribute % IRE meuoTy = - ruaa
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-07
GREATEST IN The WEST
Wholesale Millinery Opening of WaI-
Ienstein and COhn

II Aladin, by giving a couple Of rubs
on his famous lamp could turn six trim
med hats into S2.345 square feet Of floor
space filed with millinery, with thous-
ands of hats, an infnity of ribbon and a
wilderness of feathers, the fact would be-
come fable.
But if two men by industry, attention
to business, sleepless enterprise, grounded
in the belief that fairness is an adver-
tiser and honesty a drawing card. should
by eight or ten years OF this. turn six
trimmed hats into $3.50 square feet OF
floor space devoted to the millinery bust
ness, the fable would be a fact.N
And yet the latter outcome is more
marvellous than Alladins magic. On
Wednesday and yesterday the wholesale
millinery establishment OF Wallenstein &
Conn held its fall opening. which con-
tinues today and 1t is attended ny scores
of milliners from Kansas, Oklahoma,
Texas and the Indian Territory.
This esta bIshment IL at the corner OF
Main street and English II occupies an
entire building 77x140 feet, three stories
Asking exemption from the usual charge
OF exaggeraton in accounts of local es-
tradiction will not arise. that IN St Joe.
Kansas City, Denver. Omaha Fort
Worth. Dallas, no wholesale millinery es-
tabHshmeIt which equals floor space.
amount OF goods carried assortment %
up-to-date supplies, this Wichita house
There is not west OF st Louis and Chi
cago a wholesale millinery house 70 com
pare with Il
The outside mffine~s understand the
MAGNITUDE % the institution. bit few geo
PIE IN wichita do, OF can comprehend,
without seeing. what a complete stock OF
500 different kind u styles % millinery
ribbons in glasss. fancy stripe. corded.
polkz-dot. taffeta and a sccre % others.
means; q the shelf piled upon shelf thas
TIE rolls occupy. Of the immense Dis
play OF feathers. from me plumes q the
ostrich 70 the sharp fau-iiks wing q The
sea-ggH. feathers natural, srtiacsallF
coIcesd, dyed. turned curved and pr~@aed
to all possible degrees q charm - Ire
six ard velvet department. With It's Tsrh
supplies o. aewsl6er5nE brfalisney Il cosprs
Of the novelties which are part q N
trade. the pins. hsacx.es- SIDES. tets. ard
spzaxies Piled ceiling hsxa. * The aowsrs
that nod thssr rorz-Ds< pef2.a and res
AID ysisow ard white crnsers a. yos. q
iAs zdrss and fraDss ard hats al
Iscsz
Ard II hzs az grown from fttse nDok
IN ,he Bo~gon Store Es1ch as<zz 70 sAli
70 outsiders . rzrSaus y nzra1s-y gaocs
OF bad II Erc~ year ~ rear E-rs q
has r>sebcs - prss@7; sssez63 63z~--
ss5cs
Tns-e ere tz-o very tnsetrsessaK r@rsazs
Il re ~ wholesale sstz z<zrne1t ore
s. ~ wzgl=zstsiz. ths csse- Mss Easss
T5Ezs 11- wzil=asret1 kovrs - ssss-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-07

and things in stock he knows Instantly
the value when asked. He knows the
technical French names or all the sup
plies; that feather Is 'degradees': that
this is a 'pon-pon," and that something
else is equally as foreign. Everything
IN the big plaza he has knowledge Of;
a leaf Of certain kind; flower of a
certain hue, feather OF distinct shad-
ing of these and q thousand ike them
he knows where they may be found.
what their cost is, what they sell al and
what the supply on hand IS.
In the annex to the establishment is
the trimming room. This is presided over
by the head trimmer. Miss Katie Wigs.
she has been with wailenstein & Cohn
twelve years Founded upon natural
tastefulness, her years OF education and
experience have made her expert She
carries in her mind the latest styles. the
blend OF colors. tho subtleties Of com
bination. goods. shape and make. The
things which is TO a man a mere dent IN
the crown Of the hat. a feather which q
just stuck "a anyway" kEOttsd rioson
that, to a man, Is hanging on behind"
are with her parts OF an exact science.
She goes east frequently to study styles
In the trimming room the millinsrs are
busy trimming hats from patterns. The
maximum taste Is OF course found n wo-
man. and her maximum demonstration
OF taste Is found IN the creation q rniiln-
cry and when 2 number OF women %
taste consult on millinery the result L.
the maximum Of the ma1ina-
Yesterday there were HsTeuty-S~s busy
women IN the trimming room. turning
hats, mounting them with siik and vel
vet, GROWING them with plBmes and or
namentng them with al manner o.
novelties. as busy as bees.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-07
We Bought It
That Bankrupt Stock of
Davis s McVeioh

1t is not often that you have such chance to buy
Groceries for little than a song. We purchased
this big stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, formerly
Hanlins at great discount and will give you the big
end OF the bargain. Many articles will be sold at one
half OF the wholesale price. While they last you can
save an average of 25 per goods you receive and
use every day. See these
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-07
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-07
The Ladies.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use Syrup Of Figs
under all conditions, makes it their fav-
orite remedy. To get the true and gen.
uine article, look for the name OF the
California Fig Syrup Co, printed near
the bottom of the package. For sale by
all druggists
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-07
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-07

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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-18
August Flower

1T is surprising fact" says Prot
aousOn, that in my travels in all
parts of the world, for the last ten
years, l have met more people having
used Green's August Flower than any
other remedy for dyspepsia, dersnged
liver and stomach. and for constipa-
ton. / find for tourists and statesmen,
or for persons filling Office positions
where headaches aud general bad feel
ings from irregular habits exist, tina,
Green's Augusa Flower Is grand
remedy. 1t does not injure the system
by frequent use. and lie excellent for
sour stomach ard Indigestion -
Sample bottles free 81 any drug store.
Sold by dealers IN all civilized coun-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-18
The Pec0s Valley
& Northeastern
A New Road. Opening New Country
New Towns! New Opportunities!

A New Road. Opening a New Country
New Towns! New Opportunities!
Last year 100 600 head of cattle passed
over this new thoroughfare. This
year the number will reach 200, 600
head.
Stations from Roswell east are within
thirty to thirty five hours O. Kansas
feed lots and no need O: unloading
stock in transit.
Shipping stations on the line in perfect
order. PORTALS, Bovins, Hereford
and Canon City can accommodate
with feed and water 5000 to 10, coo
head of cattle each.
Bons-fde settlers wanted. Every effort
will be made by the Railway to
assist them.
An abundance of water! Rich soil.
Cheap lands! Quick transportation
and fair. honest rates.
For particulars as to the various open
fn9s in the Pecos Valley and it's
neighborhood address
D. II. NICHOLS, Gen. Manager, or
e. w. MARTINDELL. G.. F. & P. A..
Roswell, N. M.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-18
For over Fifty Years

Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup hae
been used for children ssething, II
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie and lie
the best remedy for disrrhoea, twenty
five cents q bottle
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-18
CANAIGRE AND ITS INDUS
TRIAL POSSIBILITIES

A Characteristic Plant Of the Great Southwest.
Substitute for Tanbark---Great Wealth In Its
Cutyation--.A Chance For the Southwest To
Utilize Its Natural Resources To the Best
Advantage.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-18

points on railroads has about been eX-
hausted, and the cansigre industry of
the future will have to depend almost
entirely on the cultivated product. In
this connection there are several i'm
portant features that favor the indus
try. Canaigre Is d certain crop, 1T
responds readily to cultivation BIZ an
increased yield. 1t Is easily planted
about 900 lbs. of young, one ounce,
roots, set at Intervals of one foot in
rows three feet apart, being sufficient
for one acre of land. Being 8 winter
crop, it is irrigated at time when
water :or irrigation Is lit lie used for
other purposes, hence there ia little
chance of shortage of water. The
roots may be left in the ground for an
indefinite time before harvesting. and
the crop may therefore be harvested
at the most convenient time for the
grower.
Other features to be considered are
the cost of prod uction ard yield. For
the cost of growing an acre of canaigre,
figuring water rental at 81 80 an acre,
and with the land ready cleared and
leveled, q fair estimate is $3.50.
This would not Include the cost of
hauling the harvested roots. which
would depend entirely ON the distance.
The yield Of the roots varies greatly
with the treatment the crop receives,
and will run from twelve to twenty
tons per acre. On new land, from
planting Ordinary wild tubers, twelve
tons would be fair return for the first
years crop; but subsequent years
would increase this yield.
The cultivation should be somewhat
similar to that of Irish potatoes. The
crop may be irrigated four to six times,
the land being cultivated after each
irrigation in order to loosen up the
soil. Planting should be done befor g
the first OF October and harvesting
between the months of June and Sep.
TENDER.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-18
VALUE OF WASTE PRODUCT

A valuable point 30 the canaigre ex-
tract manufacturer should be the
bagasse, the was left after producing
the extract. Analyses show that the
value of this bagasse as fuel is about
equal to that OF mesquite wood. When
we'll rotted it l. valuable as fertilizer,
but 1t seems OF no value as stock food.