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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-02-16
Decision Of the Court Was
Against It.
MUCH MONEY LOST
The Turner'S and German Singing Socie-
ties Are Greatly Disappointed
Opponents Jubilant.

Cincinnati, 15.-The Jeffries- Rubin
contest scheduled for tonight was de-
clared off judicially today. Judge Hill
lister indorsing the entry of the decree
: forbidding the contest.
Cincinnati, Feb. 14.-There will be
no contest between Jeffries and Rub
lin. or anyone else in the Saengerfest
hall in this city tomorrow night, and
no other date has been fixed for the
event.
Neither will there be any mobiliza-
tion of troops outside of the hall, or
anywhere else tomorrow night, or any
other time in this city to keep Jeffries
and Rubin from meeting here.
The permanent injunction issued by
Judge Hollister today against the pro-
posed championship contest tomorrow
night, or any other time, caused the
indefinite postponement of the ar
rangemerts of the state and county
authorities as well as the promoters to
the contest. Those who have been OF
posing the fight are very jubilant,
and the promoters are corresponding
ly depressed over the developments
today. Some of the visiting sport.
ing editors left tonight, while others
enjoyed social session with Brady,
Cook. JeffNes, Delaney and others
from the Jeffries training quarters,
WHO came into the city to meet thea.
Others met Madden. Rubin end
their companions at the Country club
Jeffries and Rubin still maintain their
quat;crs, but thev are not doing much
t;.i.l'ng and both exne', to leave f, !
their respective engagements next
Saturday night and to keep their dates
on the road next week. The promot-
ers announce that they would abide By
the decree of the court absolutely.
Mayor Fleischmann, who granted a
permit for the contest. was in COM
munication with the governor during
the afternoon, and afterwards ne
stated to the press that he had order.
ed the whole police force of Cincin-
natl to assist the sheriff in enforcing
the order of the court, if there will be
any attempt to disregard the injunc-
tiOn.
There is nothing in the situation
justifying the presence of troops" he
said. There is no possible reason for
them coming. The action of the court
practically revokes my license for a
boxing contest. The men who were in.
terested in the affair are all law-abid-
ing citizens, and will not attempt to
disobey the injunction. In face of
this decree there is no possibility of
the fight taking place. So far as re.
voking the license is concerned, moth.
ing | can do would be more effective
than the action of the court The in.
junction is practical revocation OF
the license. 1t will be unnecessary for
me to act. The order will be obeyed
and there will be no need of troops
here"
The city was never more quiet than
tonight and the only interest that re.
mains is in regard to when the clos.
ing up of the whloe affair will be
completed. There is great disappoint.
ment among large number of citi.
zens, notably among the Turner's and
German singing societies, who take
great interest in the Saengerfest or.
ganization, and it's unfortunate finan.
cial experience.
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AN ADDITIONAL JUDGE.
For Silver Bow County-Weights and
Measures Bill Passed.

Helena, Feb. 15.-In the senate this
morning Lieutenant Governor Higgins
signed the bill providing for an addi-
tiOnal Judge for Silver Bow county.
and also house bill No. 46. the stan
dard weights and measure bill.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-02-16
WILCOX NO TRAITOR.
Committee on Elections Unanimously
of That Opinion.

Washington, Feb. 15.-Delegate
Wilcox, of Hawaii today scored tri-
umph in securing unanimous vote
of the house committee on elections,
No. l, confirming his right to seat
in the house of representatives, and
holding that the charges filed against
him We're not sufficient to warrant his
removal.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-02-16

Not counting the national capital,
there are. A towns and cities bearing
the name of Washington.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-02-16
IT CANNOT PASS
At This Session-Ship Subsidy Bill
Will Require Extra Session.

Washington. Feb. 15-That the op-
position to the shipping bill in the
senate will not permit vote to be
taken on the measure at the present
session was made clear during the
closing hours of today's session.
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Institute Washington.

HI tlegado & nue stra me 81 de
redaccion Ell pre- specto de este exec
leate colegio, que reanudara sus ira
bajos en- 10 del pr6ximo Octub e.
81 cuerpo doceLte 10 constitu-
yen: el Prof sor George G-B snedict
como Director; y los Sres. Samuel
Culpeper parasidiomas; Jose Infan-
to Saavedra para csasellano; a. L.
Billups, para Ell curso3 conner cial; Ia
Sra. Margarita Fl. de Webster, para
instruction primaria; y Ia sef1orita
C,rsota L Vimont para las clase S de
Kin iergarten 6 ingles.
FL colegio one Sc he LA estable-
cido en- Ia Calle Allen n1mero 20,
tiene ademas, con resi- specto instruc-
ci6n superior, un cu1so preparatorio
para la Escuela Normal lde Macs
tros; y otro para los que bayan de
contlnuar estudios en- los Colegios
Su uperiores y Universidades de Ia
Union.
Mes place recomendar este Es-
tablecimiento educativo, porque nos
consts, el bill ante.r sultado { bteni-
do por sus educandcs en- ell curse
anterior, y porque $ on una garantfa
para les padres de familiat les Mons
bres del Director y DEC fs o 'es que
tienen su cargo las catedras del
mis- no.
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Casa pension.

Comprendiendo es una necesi
dad para los nif1Is de la isla tener en-
esta Capital ma casa pension dlrlgi
Ia por maestro competente, he deter
minado instalar, q mas de La de Sc
foritas que tengo hoy Cristo 70, y
donde puedo admitir nif1as de todas
edades, otra para aai51os q ospwontes
d naoestros, en- casa cont'gua iLde-
pendiente de la de nifas.
Ambas estarau bajo mi direction
Y cuidado, teniendo personal de con
hanza para atenderlas.
Lo pensonistas psgaran Slo
por mensualidades adelantadas Ei
lavado, medico y medicina sera de
cuenta de- los padres. Traeran toda
Ia ropa tle su uso, y tendran clase
diaria en- ia casa, con objeto de syu
darles en- lt eatudios que cursen en-
las difesentes escuelas, que sus pa
dres ordenen .asistau.
Las nif1os sa|drAn a paseo aeon
pafados. Habra classes do dibujo y
mtsica extra
Como el 10 de- Octahre empif zan
todos los cursos, fines De Stbre es
tara instalada la de- niflos.
San Juan Agosto 1901.
AI1u Rogue.
ais 10
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Diaio atsoutnne hnpaial Dc IA opnn rrensa.
NueVo aleSteSiCO local.
EXtraCCiOneS sin dOlOr..

Ell joven cirujano dentista Don
Francisco Ponte, hi traido de los
Estados Unidos nm nuevo anestesico
local que no solamente permite ha-
Ger las operaciones de 10 boca sin do
lor alguno, sino que puede usarse
sin ningdn peligro.
Sc recommends particu larmen >
para aquellas .personas muy nervio-
sas y anemicas, por no producer Ell
sfncope 6mareo que generalmente
experimentan estas personals duran.
te las operaciones practicadas bsjo
Ia inauencia de la cocaina & otros a.
nestesicos.
Ell doctor Ponte (hijo) recibira
muy prsnto ell resto del instrumen
tai, comprado recientemente en- los
Estados Unidos, asi como variss no.
vedades Obtenidas en- Ia Exposition
de Buffalo, con el fln de montar 50
laboratorio dental a la altura de los
principales de los Estados Unidos.
Felicitamos, pues, al joven Pom
te y al pdblico de esta capital.
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De BarCel0neta.

Aun estamls bajo la impr sion
de Ia tragica muerte del Pres de ate
Nc Kinley. Ha sido una gran des-
gracia que sentira profdndamente la
Naci6n que P6o-R;co debe sentir
hondam snte
Nc Kinley s'gnificabs, para no.
sotros, el ergrande cimiento de lbs
E ,tados Unidos y el bienestar po T.
tico y economico de Puerto Rico.
Los puertorriquef1o % debemos
recorIar con gratitud ell Gobierno
de extinto presidente: en- 81 perfo-
do pr: sidencial Il bandera de la Ii
bartad onde6 por vez primera en- los
canpos de nuestra patria.
Una mano criminal cort6 Ia vi
da de Mr.. Nc KiDlsy, en- este mundo
la Verdad Nc Kiuley vivira para
siempre.
Gran COB ernantp, gran ab oga
do y estad sta, cristiano eminente
tsl fue Mr.. Nc Ktnley.
B.rc ,loneta s IS )cia al duelo
general por tan irrepara be perdi-
da.
Hsca va agun. dias que ] $
no bss, de dia y de noche, nos bs J.
quian con abandants lluvia; el rio
Manatf ha hecho una creciente ex-
traordinaria, y Il camincs 8 por Ell
corstante ]lover. 50 han .pue 8 in
transitables A pesar del fuerte
viento que ha soplado no ha h 'bi 10
perdidas que lamentar.
e I la pasada semana Sc han re-
gistrado las defunciones S de dos apre-
cables vecinos lie este pueblo. A las
familias de ambos Y es oecisl mente 4
l,s de Acevedo y c aballsro, deudos
| de uno de los fallecidos, enviamOs 9
nut stro pes anne mas sentido.
Ell CORR ESPONsAL.
Spbre. II 1901.
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TEATR0.

3 sta noche, "a Sc ssbe; la fun
cion de sbono de las anunciadas, y
que segun Sc dice ha sido acogido
con slmpatfss por nuestro pdblico.
Hs aqnf el programa para hoy:
clos affieanistas,, haciendo Ell Pc
res, don Luis N. CAsado. 90 Ia
graciosa zarzuela en- nm acto Gel
Ruisef1or,. 50 E estreno dslsre-
nombrada zarzuela en- un acto y tr $
cuadrOs. <El Barquill sro..
Toda la compaf1fa trabaja hoy
incluso la Sra. Graus, ell Sr. Nadal
y 50 esposa Carmencita que hace de
de Barquillero.
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Fla comenza 10 raconstruirse
Ia torrecilla del reloj pd olico de esta
poblacion, que en- ell ciclon de San
Ciriaco fue derribada de nuestra
iglesia parroquial.
Con motive del atenuado contra
Ia vida del Pfesidente Nc Kinley y
dado el estado de gravedad en- que
SO encontrara tan ilnstre funciona-
rio, fueron transferidas para Ell pro-
ximo mes, las fiestas populares en-
honor de Santa Maria de la Cabaza.
Desie hace tres dias esta mos sin
noticias de la isla, pues no han lle-
gado los correos, sdebido las gran
des avenidas de los rios, y al NAL es-
tado de los caminos cou motive de
la gran inundaci6n del dfa 12 del &C
tual.
Llamamos la atencion del Homo
rable Consejo Executive y del Conf
sionado del loterior, acerca del pc
sino estado en- que SO encnentra la
carretera que nos une con Yauco y
San German Desde hace item po,
Sc dijo que pronto Sc atenderfa es-
ia importante via de communication y
aun no Sc ha traducido en- hechos lo 8
ofrecimientos que SO nes hicieran, de
que pronto hatfan de c menz srse los
trabsjos.
Ha oomenaado q edificarse la ca
sa escuela de agricultura, en- las in
mediaciones de esta pobl acion. Cree
mos que antes de terminar ell mes,
este conclude Ell referido planted de
ensef1anzs.
E ,tamos bien informa1os de que
ell senior Alcalde ha' solicitado de Ia
Junta Superior de Carload una can
tidad para construir un hospital, que
tanta falta hace esta poblaci6n.
iOja'a sea atendida tai petici6n por
la referida Junta, que SO hara acree-
dora la gratitud de los des aereda-
dos de la fortuna y al APPLAUSE de X
nj bitantes de esta localidad.
Ha sido presentada al Jefe de la
P. licfa Insular, una moci6n frmada
por much3s ciudadanos de todas
ouestras classes sociales, en- solicitud
de que ell pundonoroso y cumplido
polic1a ins1lar don Sinforoso Le-
br6n, nc sea traslsdado de este pues;
to.
Ha renuLciado el cargo de con
cejal de este Ayuntamiento, ell dis
tinguido joven don Pedro G Pietri,
miembro de la minorfa federal Et
joven Pietri, sostuvo siempre los de-
rechos del pue bio con tes6n 6 impair
cialtdad.
Sabemos que este pueblo esta
muy satisfeeho de la conducta de la
Policfa Iosular. pues tanto ell CO.
mandante de Puesto senior Lsborde,
como sus subordin ados, sc han he
cho acree dores al afecto y simpatfas
do tod 3.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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Un ni1O fugado.
Manuel BetanCOurt
Sc fu6 en- Ell "POnCe. :"

81 joven Manuel B stancourt. de
II af1os de edad VIVA con Ia Sra
Guadalupe Flores, quien le prodiga
ba los cuidados de una We dadera
madre
En- la tarde de aver, despues de
haber zarpado ell vapor <Ponce. Sc
not6 la falta del muchacho.
Alguncs aseguran haberlo visto
a bordo del vapor.
La Sra FL ores esta muy apesa-
dumbrada por este suceso, NANTES
tando que ignora por complete las
causas que hayan podido motivar la
fuga del joven B Betancourt.
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.DeSgraCiad0 aCCidente.

La policfa de Mayagtiez que per
seguia & Jose Encarnaci6n Pef1a pOr
haberse hurtado IL reales falsiican-
do una frms, habiendolo encontra-
do en- la Gale del eLa6es'i'stos y dado
le ell alto, aquel no atendi6 la o-den,
por 10 que la policfa le hizo faego,
interesfndole la bAla 10 arteria femo
raj, y la regi5n escapular izquierda,
dejandols agontzante en- el suelo.
Momentos derpues espir6.
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Pequeno poema.


De un iunco desprendido, q la corriente
nm gusano cayo
V una trucha, saltando de repente,
voraZ Sc 10 trago.
I'm martin -pescador cogio la trucha
con carnlvoro afan,
y al pajaro despues, tras fiera lucha,
10 apreso un gavilan.
Nengando esta cruel carnicerfa,
Z un diestro cazador
dio un tiro al gavilan que comfa
al martin pescadof.
Pero Jay! al cazador desventurado
que al gavilan hirio,
por cazar sin lcencia en- vedado
un guardia 10 mato
A otros nuevos gusanos dara vida
del muerto la hediondez,
para volver la rueda concluida
! empeZar otra veZ.
CAMPOAMOR
C0legiO de San Pablo,
Para alumnos internos y exter,
nos, en- el edificio del antique Semi
mario. Para informes, solicftese de-
Director Ell prospecto.
IA 80 %
De Venta
Bombillas electricas de 8y Ii
bujias, 80 centavos una EEL Telt
gratO.
San Justo 12 San Juan
40 -15
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I'm telegrana.

La comisi6n organizadora del
homenaja fdnebre 4 la memoria de
William Nc Kinley, ha eaviado q los
Alcaldes de Ia Is!a el siguiente tells
grama:
Ella Comisi6n para la Asamblea
en- honor del malogrado Presifente
William Me Kinley, respetuosamen
te, sugiere que V. invite los ciuda
danos de esa municipalidad Iara que
Sc reunan mal1ana jueves a las dos
de la tarde, y ce,ebren un meeting
con aquel fin.
Ros, Camuf1as, Hernandez, Brum-
baugh.,
En- esta imprenta Sc vende pa
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SAlAVAD VUESTRO CABEll0, MAN0S

My
Nos compace mon Q ma
ora,y n
rlequedi
vent que motor
lfunciona
la
o IA
Snotro opartcula sonosd lie va SIS
Balsero & Giorgeti
casa arrbae
las
iosq epude oque a ahacer ST
Modoo Worpo
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NQSQGnQS.
Fugado. EIemento pernic:oso Servi-
clio de reportaje. Grave >Otras mott
cias.
Del deposito municipal Sc ha es-
capado un preso, que sufrfa condena
por treinta amos.
Sc comenta mucho que cierto
elemento de la antigua es,uela in
todC 9 los actos de /. administrator
y polfticcs,
Llama mucho la atencion, el que
LA CORRESPONDENCE pub'ique con
anterioridad Ella Democracia,, te-
dos los sueesos que o:arren aquf.
ESQ demuestra que el .rvico de
reportaje de La Correspondence es
inns jorable.
Ha agravado much "a enfarme
dad que viene padeciendo la seh IRA
dof1a G. ,rola Gimenez.
Debido la paric!a qu, el d c5or
Marti viene dem s'rando en |. pre-
aidencia de la Junta de instruction,
es'a tuvo. en- ell af1o pr5ximo pas Vic,
IN eupera b de 2i7 dollars.
Han cnntrai1o matrinon en
esta ciuf I'D, marc an lcse ue para
Cayey, la ssfiorita Jnana Ro lriguez
con el sef1 )r Pedro de Are 1alo.
El alumbrado pn nolico as infsr-
nal.
DANIEL.
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Fugado. Elemento pernic oso. Servi-
clio de reportaje. Grave. .Otras mott
cias.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende pa
pal de- periddicns $2-4C el quintal
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Del dep6sito municipal Sc ha es-
capado un preso, que sufrfa condena
por treinta amos.
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El alunbrado pd olico "a infsr-
nal.
DANIEL.
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Sabana Grande.

Ha comenza 10 reconstruirse
Ia torrecilla del reloj pdolico de esta
poblaci6n, que en- el ciclon de San
Ciriaco fue derribada de nuestra
iglesia parroquial.
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Han contrai1o M atrimon o Gu
esta ciu fad, marc an lose ue o para
Cayey, la ssf1orita Jnana Ro triguez
con 81 sef1 )r Pedro de Are lalo.
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Ha agravado much a enferme
dad que viene padeciendo la sen yra
dof1a G. trola Gimenez.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-08

on the 9th inst. for examination for
positions of laboratory assistants in
the national bureau of standards Gre
ated by the last Congress. The two
positions are worth $1,000 and 400
year respectively to the incumbents.
These and other like positions are
said to be- desirable in many ways,
and especially because the govern
ment laboratories are the best
equipped in the world.
There may be very good reasons
why young scientists do not scramble
for these positions. They may not
like the sort of examinations to which
they know they will be subjected.
They may not care to be thrust into
a government rut and kept there with
no opportunity for pursuing original
lines Of scientific investigation or for
developing their individuality.
1t is easy enough to imagine rea-
sons why young men of brains and
scientific enthusiasm do not care to
place themselves where they may
never have an opportunity to do any
thing but perform tasks assigned by
others or to get either credit or de-
cent pay for the good work they may
be graciously permitted to do.
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NlLLFRENCH REPUBLIC FALL?

whose loyalty to the Legitimist prin-
ciple has been shaken by the irre-
sponsibility of the Due d'Orleans. In
some respects, however, he is at dis
advantage; he is by no means so well
provided with worldly goods as his ri
val; for he depends entirely on an al
lowance made to him by the Empress
Eugene. This is his greatest weak
ness, for it is said that she wishes to
end her days in France. Were her
nephews to make an unsuccessful
coup d'etat," this would cease to be
within the limits of possibility, and
many of his supporters fear he would
then forfeit his allowance.
He has, therefore, everything to lose
should he spell failure, and this must
tell against him in France, where dar-
ing is the one essential for success.
On the other hand, many elements are
fighting in his favor, and his ultimate
triumph is quite within the region Of
practical politics. The republic has lost
it's glamour. Many of its champions
will argue that it has produced able
and distinguished men, but they will
admit that they are all more or less
tainted by their contact with Govern
ment. One scandal after another has
driven men from public life. Panama,
the decorations, boulangism, and "af-
faire" have successfully destroyed
many a reputation.
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PanicxY LouiSfano.

The New Orleans Democrat
calls attention to the fact that a short
time ago negro was lynched at Cir
ard, La, because he had assaulted a
white man. After the lynching il was
found that the victim was a member
OF society known as Sons and
Daughters Of Jacob" popularity called
'Jakes" in that section. The conclu-
sion was jumped at that the "Jakes"
were hostile to the whites and were
conspiring to disorganize labor and
produce race disturbances. Thereupon
public meetings were held and resolu-
lions of an incendiary kind adopted
which have produced a panic among
the negroes of that locality. The ex-
element next spread to Logansport.
where a number of negroes have or
ganized under the name of THE Seven
Stars of Consolation Similar meet
ings of whites were held and the ne
groes were ordered to disband on pain
of death.
There are a few people left in
Louisiana, however, who have not lost
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-08

VIII France, the only great repub-
lie of Europe, give way to the pres
sure and allow the imperialists to put
Victor Napoleon in the Emperor's
chair? There are many indications of
a coming revolution. For thirty years
the rich of France have been growing
richer under republic, but naturally
they want monarchy, as it would be
more favorable to wealth. The masses
of the people who have been growing
poorer will not give armed aid to the
republic, which without reason they
connect with their poverty. On the
other hand, the royalists have all the
aid they need and may begin HOSTILE
ties at any time
Nothing seemed at one time more
improbable than the accession of Ma
poleon III to the throne of France.
He was regarded as a charlatan of the
first water. He spent the earlier years
of his life in England, where no one
took him seriously; and yet for twenty
years he managed either as President
or Emperor to sway the destinies of
France. The unexpected has ever hap
pened in that home of political sur
prises. There are. therefore, many
reasons which make it possible, if not
probable, that Victor Napoleon may
one day reign as Emperor of the
French.
Victor Napoleon combines within
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ropu,at,on and ca..,. sup.,y.

While twenty states made gains on
the number of cattle for 1900, yet only
two states had greater number o.
cattle than in 1892. There were TO-
165, 176 more cattle in 1892 than in
1900, and while we are losing these
10,165,176 cattle we are increasing our
population 1O,50O,000 for these eight
years, as our population was 65,45l,7
900 in 1892 and 75,0O0,00o in 1900. we
thus had S2t cattle for each 1000 in
habitants in 1892 and 5S5 cattle per
1000 population in 1890. being loss
of 241 cattle per 1000 population, or
about 26 per cent OF a. reduction on our
ratio.
To maintain our present ratio OF cat
tie in 1903, when our population Will
reach S0,000.000, we should have 49,
100000 cattle, or net gain of 1,Ooo,-
900 annually. Our average annual de-
crease for these eight years on cattle
was 1.270,60
In 1892 the number of cattle was 3d.
$1,000; population, 65,45o.0o: ratio,
s26; in 1900 number Of cattle. 43,9O2,-
900; population, 75.0OO.oO0; ratio. $50.
The above includes all cattle.
In 1920 at our present increase, our
population will reach 100,000.000 and
even to have 500 cattle per 1000 pop
ulation our cattle must increase 6,000,-
900 and to maintain our present ratio
we must have in 1920 5S,500.000 head OF
cattle.
When we begin to gain about 1,000,-
900 annually we are getting in po-
sition to simply maintain our ratio on
cattle, and when our increase is only
100000 annually we are preparing to
have only 500 cattle per 1000 in 1920.
The lowest price of meat cattle oc-
Cured in 1891, being $14.76 per head.
against s14,76 per head in 1900. The
loss in number has been more than
made up in price, being SIG in value
per inhabitant, against s14 in 1892.
A view by states is perplexing. For
while Ohio gained $4,000 and Iowa 2S,-
900 for 1900, Illinois lost $4,000; In
diana 10000, Kentucky $4,000. Tennes-
see $4,000, Missouri $4,000, Texas 1885,
900 for 1900. Every southern state is
losing at about the same rate for 1900
for the past eight years on cattle.
So when the agricultural department
issued its stock bulletins for 1901, an
nouncing less than 44,600, 900 cattle OF
all kinds, $4,000, 600 for 1892, the farm
ers can depend on tse ratio to be still
on the decline on cattle.-William
Adams in Indiana Farmer.