Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-12-06

Every farmer and s~tockraiser who
can possibly attend The Farmers ln.
stitute on the 18Th and 18th should
do SO. The object Of the Institute is
to bring home to the farmer aud
stockraiser matters that directly in
terest them and which VIII TIE OF
great benefit to them.
Hon. George s. Hroxu Will make
the opening al iress. lie has not told
ths INDEPENDENT Nhat :hr uuturc "f
= cd treas he. but il is are :.
~ Interesting .... Ia the point.
i'rof. -. T.. Wilson in his lecture
Oh the composition Of feeds will
speak from "a scientific ST tndpuiut.
lie is the chemI, Of the State Uni.
versity and ranks high III his pro-
fession. He will also talk on hone
duirying, Il subject that vitality IN
terests the farmer.
Prof. Frandsen. one CO Nevadg's
brightest young men, will tell the
stocSraiscr aud farmer how to pre-
vent the spread of infectious cattle
diseases aud talk To them about be.
u~eticiaI bacteria. These subjects are
pf vital interest to the stock raiser
DIR } D Jacobs. the Government
Stock Inspector. stationed at Reno
will Ill the inspection OF stock
aud their iii 'rases. These lectures
will be OF especial interest To those
who ship stock and To- those direcl ~
engaged in the stock industry,
Miss Barienwerper, Professor Of
Domestic Science at the | nIversIty'
will discuss the value Of "A thorough
training III matters pertaining to the
home. This lecture is sure tn be Of
great interest to the ladies'
Dr.B. p. Kennedy, the bDtanist and
horticulturlst OF the Experiment
Station, will speak Of what man has
Accomplished with plants and ami
Iuals aud the study Of nature III the
school and home. Dr.. Kennedy
thoroughly understands these sub
jecis and will be cure ~ interest all,
Prof. !. NJ. Wilson, who Is con
ncctcd with the Irrigation Bureau OF
the Agricultural Department Of the
Government. will deliver two ad,
dresses on @lrrigaIOU" Prof. Wilson
mas spent considerable. time III Ne.
vada studying the irri !utiou possibili
ties OF the State and is thoroughly
posted i'll its needs. lils addresses
will interest everybody.
Prof. 5. Is. IIoten. the meteor
Ologist Of the Experiment Station
Will discuss the San Jose Scale ana
the Cooling Moth. This lecture vii
To illustrated by Il lantern and slide
He will also discuss the alfalfa cut
wor II, that did go much damage IL
tins county last summer. Prof
Doten. like Prof. f'rtud-en, is {
native of Nevada and one of IT.
brightest young meu. lie takes I,
bugs and insects ns naturally aS
duck takes To the water. i!l
lectures will he If great interest !,
those vino are try.ng 10 rn-" tree"
and L. those Who suffered frCn ia,
ravge. uf :he cut worm.
District Attorney IIrndcr on vii
talk OF The Agricultural College
lie will speak Of the history If rn,
Agricultural college IN the Unit-,
States and the value Of IA scicntIii
education to the farmer, Mr.. Hen
dtrsOn's address will he H. ligc wiz.
the work OF the Institute and IL sur
to be interesting.
The last hunter on the program i
The U%niversIt!' with lantern illus
t%ratiODa by DR.. j. f.. Studb-, Pre-
dent Of the Nevada State Uuiycr-it
and Dircc,ur Of the ExpcrImcu
Station. DIR, Stubs il too We.
known I" our people to need an
special introduction. iils adirrs
Will bring the University home I
those who are fortunate enough
hear it..
The lHDErENDEHT again urges III
farmers aud s~tockraiscrH Of IN
county to attend the Institute and u.
, Fist III making it "a SUCCESS. III
I members of the Experiment Stuu"
: Stall are strong men IN their line
, and their discussions are sure ia =.
, suit in great good. The greater ia
attendance Of farmers and stool,
rHlscrs, the greater will nc the brnr
fits Of the to.