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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
SILVER CITY
From The independent

From the independent
oliver y. Williams received a tele.
gram announcing the death ~ his
mother, Mrs. W. &C. Williams. in
Scranton. Penn. Monday. March u.s.
Mrs " NJ Seiglitz and children az.
rived from Solomonvillc. Arizona. and
will make their future home la thia
city. whore Mr.. Sciglitz Is interested
Ia mining enterprises
Grant county cattlemcn are busy
these days making contracts Tor spring
delivery. Stock has come out ~ the
winter In excellent shape and the com.
INK year promises 90 he most sue.
ccssful one for the cattle grower
Noe Thung 'hinaman occupying
room IN the rear ~ the Chinese
store ON Ballard street was found
lying dead on the AJor near his bed
IN" other afternoon coroncr'a fury
returned verdict of death from ma.
tural causes ON the testimony of the
county physician Noc Thung was
o member ~ one ~ the Chinese com.
panics and belonged 20 the order of
Chinese frocmasonry He was given
q htting funeral by his fellow coun.
trymcn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
ROCKY rom,

Quorcmus, ll0mhrr, murhachu.
para trayaiar srmhur coccchor los
yot1bclcs de- usucur.
tumcn1aruu % t|aiar cu los ranches
el diu 10 de- Mayo y cuutiuuawu hu-A
el lro. de- Agu-to Dr,puo, lu. traynia-
dorc- puoduu haliur toda tuyaiu guc
qucruu en- los torreuo, de- ,acato, mclo.
mes y sandals.
m tiempo para las ,ocechus -crl de-
Scticmhro VI hust1 las ultimus dia- de-
Nuyicmbrp.
Los lubrGdurc- pagIrau ~ cDutAyus
rada nora q uu peso q pu-udl pur cl dIa,
ppru hOmhrv- que son huvuu- trayulH-
dorv, s. iudu,iriu,u- pucdau Lauar mns
por medic de cuutiutu.
Iamhjvu quurrmu- PERSONS rc-pou.
sJhlc- para arrg,ur "aWpUs Re- pu.adu
par que los raurhtru, mo- touou urumu-
dAriuncs para dur pp-adua unu- graudos
iuuta,. lsgriba unn rurtu % uOsotrl-
para mas information,
AMERICAN l'IrT SUGAR Co.,
Rock IDrd, Colorado.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
ooArs ZOE PRoFIT.
Raising Aneoras for Their Clip Brings
Splendid Results.


The success Of several parties IN
this region Is raising AngorR goats
for their wool and the advantages OF.
frrod by the SacramentOce ss range
for the animals. Is directing consider.
able attention to another promising
Industry. says the Alamogordo Nows.
r. =. C2nnoll ieft Monday for Du.
range Mexico 20 purchase herd of
5000 goats which he will have driven
north this fall
G. ID Brooks, of the Reldeane Goat
company whose range ia nfteen mlleB
from Alamogordo and east OF the
Ward place w. the mountains. has just
finished shoaring .325 head of his
herd Of AnROraH. the clip footing to
5000 pounds. which he has sold In Bos.
ton nc 30 cents. Some idea at the
profits may be- derived from the state.
mcnt that the goats must be- clipped
twice year From the two clipping
of his herd. therefore, the gross pro.
duct would be 5000 pounds az 81 200.
The cost of Keeping them n nominal,
The animals range for themselves,
and two aerderH suffice 10 care for
them.
one man engaged In this business
rs reported 10 have cleaned up $40 .GO0
the past two years.
Those engaged In the business
claim that the sacramento mountains
constitute ihe finest goat range In tho
country Their success has aroused
800 much interest In the industry. aud
has prompted ao many inquiries at
the ofnco of tho Improvement compa-
ny, that Mr king has sent on for the
works of some standard authorities on
the Hgbieot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
A N0N-PARTlSAN TICKET.
Conference Committees Meet and
Decide Upon Candidates,
no SlUSH FUND THIS ELECTION.

The republican aud democratic con.
florence committees. 90 agree upon a
non partisan city ticket met last
night and the following ticket was
sOlOUtCd
For mayor o ~ Marion. demo.
Crat
For city .Icrk C. w Mcdlor. dem
ocrat
For city treasurer d. L. u. Cham.
berlin. tcpuhl. an
For aldermen Fifat ward. A. B.
McMillou. democrat Second ward. r..
Is. Hawch, republican, Third ward.
Henry u Rogers. republican. for the
two-ycnr term. aud w. r. pOwnrB. rc.
publican for thu unc.yeur term. 90
succeed 70. A. Sloyster. resigned 4.
Fourth ward, Frank Mckee. demo.
crat and nr q. ". Harrison. ropuh.
uCun for the short term 90 succeed
S.mmrrs nurkhart resigned.
Foe school trustees. First ward a.
a Keen. republican, second ward.
Thomas sherwood democrat. Third
ward g. W Ward and s. ~ stevens.
republican, Fourth ward. Edward
nudd democrat
Tho above giyol the republicans.
with the ono holduyor. q. j. Wright.
Eve members uf The council. and tho
democratic three members Including
i. = B,ayDu. hold-ovor.
On Oh. school board as arranged
above. th" republicans VIII have utp
mDmDDt. aul the democrats three. in.
rW.iug holdoVpfa of both pprtiUH
The conference committee debated
the question uf the appolntlyo officers.
and decided To- lut thia matter Doe SGT.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
TERRITORIAL BREvlTlES.
pgMlNa
FROM Tho IInrnld

From the Herald.
Born. Co Mr. aud Mrs Frank Tyra.
n hno boy Tho mother 10 getting
along nicoly, aud the young car
Vhackcr will go 10 work Tor the San.
"a Fe railroad here iu u week or two.
by the creation of Luna county.
both VIM N Taylor and Judge soa
man FiOld lose their commissioner.
ships NJ Grant county Therefore. IL
iH the opinion 90 many that Governor
Oteru would DO graceful act 90 ap.
point the gentlemen commissioners
~ Luna county
Mrs. A. J. Clark returned from her
old Indiana home. where sac went
on the sad mission OF attending her
devoted mothers funeral Tho lady
was tOftunat enough 90 arrive at the
sad old home Ia time 60 pay the last
tribute uf love aLd sympathy to the
dear departed
~ Edward Naglo of Cooks. passed
through Domlng ON his way nome
from a business trip 90 Indiana Mr.
Magic won't 90 indiana Go sell stock Ia
his Icnersonvillo Mining company
and says that ho disposed of all thH
nc desired. lie says the people OF the
east are crazy Tor copper property.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
IuslIee In Lincoln COUNTY.

Eyen.handed Justice pursues a sys.
TEN all its own la Lincoln county
The cook In the company restaurant
al CarrizOsa. together with Weary
Willie. who assisted him In the opera
tion. was arrested for dispoHlng Of
the provisions under his care for di.
vers and sundry samples OF ,set
goods, The clue that led 10 their dis.
covery was supplied by the fact that
during the process OF transferring
ownership Of sack ~ four tho bung
81 the sack started accidontly and the
contents were deposited down the
back ~ the gentleman doing tho bur.
10 act. and the volumnouB current oi
cuaswords that rent the night nir ln
consequence. attracted such wide.
spread and general interest that de-
lection followed. The prisoners we're
taken 10 White Oaks for trial. but a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
INTERESTING LAW POINTS.
Decision that a Certain Law In Re
gard 20 Evidence is Constitutional


In the case of Josephine Doserant
VS. the Corrillos Coal company. a
damage suit growing out OF the white
Ash coal mine disaster at Ccrrillos
sDy ral years ago, an interesting legal
point wac argued over the admission
of testimony offered by William ].
Kav. sars the New Mexican. The
.r. stature which adjourned last week
pa "a bin relating 20 evidence
ut..b Was signed by Governor Otcru.
IbH law among other things. pro.
..de that the testimony OF man
convicted Of an Infamous crime. un.
I.sa hD has been pardonod. is of no
weight in court As Ray is an ox.
convict and has never bocn pardOnod.
it ,,us argued that his testimony could
not ho admitted The other side
maintained that the law passed by the
Legislature ir unconstitutional Judge
Mcfio ruled that the law Be- constitu.
uuual upou this point This after.
noon However the point ytll be
argued whether the typcwrittcn tes-
tlmuny at Ray given az the time the
case was argued the first time. can
hc admitted as statute provides
that Whenever a witness is deferred
i|'IN #Nh |In fN NNfNAN Uh Nf NAll OF NllA
other cause. his testimony given At
Ia previous trial Of the same case can
lH admitted.
The district court was engaged TO.
duy ur thC case of Josephine Desc.
rant N# the Ccrrillus Coal railroad
company The trial rs q legal battle
royal! and many interesting law points
are being brought up.
Owing 90 the death Of the child Of
lose Dolgadu one Of the territorial
petit Jurors. the jurors were given a
uevpss this afternoon. The ncsorant
case. the last 60 be- tried this term of
court aud half of the petit Jurors
have been discharged to save eX.
ptDsDB.
District court win convene In San
Juan county az Aztec. on April 10
Judge Mcl'ic District Clerk A. NJ
Hcrgero and Shcrn Alexander Read
who will act as Interpreter will leave
on April ~ for Aztec,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30

a smooth stranger. who represented
himself 90 be- an authorized agent for
tho Ladies' Home Companion Tie
worked silver City by Offering pre-.
mium of four yards of valuable silk
goods with every dollar subscription
received. Aa neither allk nor maga
sine arrived the ladies who paid their
munoy wrote to the publication once.
only tO learn that the supposed agent
was fnkir aud fraud silver city
Independent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
The WAY IS HARD.
Not Only Tor ,Fe Trans lressor But for
Thought O. Ec One

Thought O. bc One
The troubles oi pr u. A. Bailey. the
dentist whosr experience with hiss
creditors al Oh, 10 tasu depot on his
return 10 that city from profession
al visit 10 Alum1gUrio was published
in the 80 paHo Times last week. are
not altogether over.
The News says II will be- rcmcm-
bprcd that last January on the occa.
ion uf his visit here 90 plug the mo.
Ears of AiamugOrdians nr. Bailey
was arrested for pgactCinR dentistry
without license and taken before
Justice GlllDtt The case was dis.
missed because Dr Chamhrrlin ~
Albuquerque. president ~ the dcntal
board ~ examiners could not got here
90 testify. aud also because Dr Bailey.
boo his evidence before the court sworp
that his application tor a license was
before the board at the time. which
statement WIS afterwards found ID
is claimed not % be- the case.
Anyway tho parties who swOrc 10
t,.e complaint IN Justice Gillott's court
last January now assert that tney are
going before the next grand jury and
charge perjury against the doctor
Tho outcome Of all OF which will be-
the doctors permanent retirement
from the placid peaceful pathway Of
Now Mexico dentistry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
LAS VEGAS
From the Optic

From the Optic
Mrs. Henry Hubboll received the
sad nowa Saturday that her father
had passed away at Oklahoma city.
William Gillerman B behind the
counter az Appel Bros after an ab.
sencc OF u few weeks on account of
sickness.
The city council has received n
proposition from "a company al Ko.
k0mo, Ind, Ia regard 10 the granting
.ot franchise for strot railway.
v. D. Borden went down 90 Alhu.
querquo this afternoon after an In.
apection of the local oil fields here.
He says the formation here is similar
to that az Gallup and the only dinicni.
" IN the way of the development Of
this natural resource would seem %
be- the settlement Of title to the las
vegas grant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
w. N. rlProNs APPOINTMENT.
Ne VIII Co to the PHILIPPINES the be.
ginning OF May.

W NJ. TiptOn. special agent of the
department of justice. assigned t0 tho
court uf private land claims. has had
under consideration for several weeks
an important appointment IN the
Philippines rendered him by the de-.
partmcnt 0f Justice Mr. Upton IL AN
expert on handwriting and a scholar.
W translator and has achieved a
Widespread reputation In legal circles
for his knowledge Of the land laws
~ Spain Mr. Upton will be given a
position In the land department Of tho
Philippines under the cirect superu.
sion ~ Judge TAFT president Of tho
Philippine commission He IL to o..
ceiye a salary of f8 900 a year He
viii leave Santa Fe about May !
Mrs. Upton and daughter will remain
for The present.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30

The time 81 here Tor tree planting
and oyory property owner can Ia.
crease ihe value OF hia property and
assist Zoe boautifying hls town by
planting shade and fruit trees Such
enterprise is also profitable In a o.
rect way. aud II is wonder that more
property owners a. not plant trees
along the street In front on their
homes aud In their gardens. he who
plants a tree roara 20 himself a beau
tiful aud living monument that oNlat9
not only for show, bat 10 ~ benefit
20 himself and others
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
the RAILROAD PROPOSITION.
Regarding the sants re. Albuquerqu,
a Pacific Railroad.

- FahiNA NaNF9eAt
Tho following circular ia being
mailed 20 citixons of Albuquerque 10.
day.
Albuquerque, ~ g.. March 20. 1901.
Dear Sir Never IN the history 0f
Albuquerque has there been such an
opportunity presented for making this
one ~ tho great cities oT the south.
wcHt az a the opportunity az aecnr.
inE the buildlng ~ the proposed santa
80 Albuquerque a Pacific railroad.
The building OF this road gives 90 Az
uuquerQua at once. three trunk lines.
viz The AtChiHnn the Rock Island
ard the Denver Rio Grando. shus
making this one Of the greatest com,
petinG points of tho south vest IL
means more, with the Santa 20. Al.
buquorquo a Pacific bullt from Albu.
querQue 10 a connection with the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
From the Record

Edward Franklin, an old time aud
well known resident of Las Vegas
arrived In the city from Colorado
springs He will remain until Friday
visiting In the city as the guest of
Mrs. Henry Esslngcr
0OtCrnHr OtfrC CamC 0yur from
Santa 30 Monday and met his wife
and SON. who were returning from
Chicago. Ho returned again In the
afternoon, The governor will appoint
A. NJ Blackwell and Judge Waldo as
commissioners 20 the 81 Louis OK.
position
Frank Foryathe has purchased from
Robert Allen ~ Blg Timber. Mont
through Cot R q Head of this city.
a inD large GINS head valued al $500.
Il will be- placed over his bar and on
especial occasion viii bee loaned the
- r O. D. lodge here. II ia expected
20 arrive IN the city In about two
weeks
Madison COpponhnrFer. alias Matt"
C0ppenbargpr, Who was indicted by
the grand jury a. the last session of
court held in Union county. Tor muir.
der In tho hrst degree for killing
Daniel HrOgnu at dance held mar
Clayton last December. was brought
10 this city on the late train by Dep.
uty sheriff litron, ~ clayton. and
placed Ia the county Jail for safe
keeping
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
NINE FIRE AT RINcoNADo.
Copper Hill Mining Company Suffers
an Expensive Loss.

The flne new concentrating mill Of
the Copper Hill Mining company at
RinConado Rio Arriba county. burned
to the ground one night last week
The loss is $4,000. The Insurance
on the buildings expired only short
time aE0 and was not renewed, the
company being In financial difficulties
Two deputy aheriiis were In charge
of the property when the min. boiler
house and tank were destroyed. The
machinery Is go badly damaged that
u will go on the scrap pile. The bunk
houses. residences. etc. were saved
The company will probably build
smoltCrs Co replace the mill, as that
treatment Will give better results
New Workers were the principal
stock holders.
The Enterprise hotel and livery
stable al the coal camp of Gardiner
burned 10 the ground during tho night
Damage 5000, partly insured.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
SANTA FE COURT.
The Deserart Case Has Been Con
tinued Until tire Next Term.


The case Of Josephine Dcsoran, va.
the Corrillus Coat Railroad company
has been continued until the next
term ~ the Santa Ne court and the
iury was discharged This contlnu.
alton was brought about by the Do
Claion Of Judge McFio not 20 admit
the typowrlttcn testimony of William
~ Ray given In the ease when II was
first tried In the district court The
plaintiffs attorney moved Continu.
ance on the plea of gurpriBp They
had relied on the testimony of RAY.
and did not know the present where
nbodts Of another witness. who iA cx.
pocted tO establish the same points
which we're 90 have been established
hy Ray. Rays testimony was eX.
cludcd upon the ground uf legislation
boy the recent legislature. which
passed after the case had been set
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
al ImporLant peeIaIen.

Hon. T. =. Hobart. receiver Of the
land Oflco at santa Fc. has received
from the department OF the interior
! decision of Hon Il A. Hitchcock.
secretary of the interior. which rc.
verses "a former decision of Hon
Binger Hermann, the commissioner Of
ihg general land onicp Tho new de-.
Cisiun rules that the location lines of
"A lode mining claim may be- lail with.
In, upon or across the surface of pat.
tented lode mining claims for the
purpose of claiming the free and un.
appropriated ground with such lines
lul the veins apeNug ON such ground
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30

Tho case Of tho United Stetcs W.
rrnnsito MARTINEZ Is being triod 10
lay
ln the district court suit has been
entered by Geo W. Kuacbol as trus
tnv. and Individually. and hy Wm
Vaughn vs. Ramon Lahadle de- Bnca
foreclosure
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30

EOTARIEs PUBLIC APPOINTED.
Governor Otcro appointed the FOL.
lowing nOtaricB public. seamun
Field, Of nominR, Luna county: Wal
ter ~. Quincy oi Doming. Luna
county: Lucian Ulibarri of PalaritG.
Guadalupe county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
APPOINTED TRANSLATOR.

AltblN I'll IN NNlfA TUX.
Governor OterO appointed Hon. w.
r. Martin translator into Spanish ~
the session laws and journals Of the
Thirty fourth legislative assembly.
APPOINTED A REGENT.
Governor Otoro has appointed n.
A. CahoOn, OF Roswell. a regent OF
the New Mexico Military institute at
Roswell tO succeed J. o. Cameron,
whose term has expired
PROFllES AND PLATS FILED. %.
The Rock island A Pacific Railroad
company has filed In the ofice of Ter.
ritorial Secretary Wallace, as well as
In the federal land Office. six prOiilea
and plats ~ the route Of the rail
road being built from the eastern
boundary of Union county 60 Santa
Rosa In Guadalupe county.
AN INCORPORATION.
The American Consolidated Mining
company filed incorporation papers
in the Office Of Territorial Secretary
Wallace. The incorporatora are A.
butler o. ~ Stanley and Gorgon Gus.
doFf The directors are A. Butler. ~
Taos: . H Stanley. % Taos. Jacob
Schumacher Martin Weiner and e.
y Weincr. of Minerva. ohio. Tho
c0mpany'B Offices will be located at
Taos Capital $50 900
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30

committee ~ miners waited on the
officers and demanded their release.
The demand was complied With
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30

ladies, BeWare ef the Fsklr
g. G. iiill was the name given BY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
OFFICIAL Norus.

Several Appointments by the Cover.
nor--New Mining Company
George Anton respected merchant
of Coyote. Rio Arriba county has
been appointed postmaster az that
place. lie has qualified and has "a.
ken possession Of the Office.
The Cook County herald., 1901-12-21

1nan others, Casnse<r1-42. .-c.s. =
to provide some means ty sWh fo1 sl.r.., !,
are enabled to escape the clutches of
their stronger brethren. Some insects
which could not successfully hold. their
own in combat are given swfftness of
wing by which means they generally
are able TO elude their pursuers.
Others, . instead of possessing either
sWiftness of wing or the ability of hold
are givena ferociousness
OF appearance which, in the case
OF insects, in most cases is an effecttIal
protection against marauders. What is
known as the tree hopper or brownie
bug is a queer insect. ITS harmless
ness is in sharp contrast to itsintimi-
dating appearance. 1t gains. it's live
Hhood by extracting juices from plants.
It is therefore a .toothsome hit for
preying insects. The ant evidences its:
proVerbial wisdom IN the capture OF.
the hopper from which it takes honey.
=
The Cook County herald., 1901-12-21
Sheep Raising
LON Ra Ranches

: Sheep raising, while it may seem
simple to the inexperienced, lis n most
difficult business TO successfully Con
duct, says the Anaconda Standard.
The sheep must he carefully herded,
and one day of neglect win scatter the
herd for mikes and entail a Joss of hun
dreds of dollars. Then there is the
feeding and watering during the win
ter months, which must not be neglect
ed; and the worst. work of all comes
with the spring time, when ~slHmbing''
begins, and for weeks neither day nor
night is thRne nest for the men who
work in the 1amhing herds a lamb
does not lock large, but let a GOLD
storm come on when several hundred
sof them are dropping daily and the
pens are crowded to *gufocatlon, and
it the men rest fer, an hour it. means
hundreds of dollars gene to the bad.
Then there is the Shearing, which
must be looked nfter and done in such
a manner that every ounce of wool on
the sheep viii add to the dollars OF the
wool sale. which goes to pay the run
ming expenses OF the herd for the year.
It is not enough an the sheep business
that you have good. men to do the
work, but you must see that the work
is done every hour out of the "a. ezs>s*
Sheep are without reason in many
things, and the slightest thing out of
the. ordinary in their, everyday life
may mean a loss Of thousands Of doll
lars to the owner. Ia the winter time
a bliZzad may come up and dive them
before it for miles, until at last hun.
dreds Of them are piled up il some
ravine and are lost. Two years ago
last October the storm which visited
northern Montana meant loss of
thousands Of dollars to the sheep own
ers, and also it meant death to seven
sheepherders on the range, who were
caught out and endeavored to be faith
ful to- their charges In corral it:
sometimes happens in the winter time,
that the sheep get cold and crowd to-
The Cook County herald., 1901-12-21
/ Tsae MANY DifficnBsties
hat Beset the Path
esof, the gwner.. g..

/ gether tOssueh, an extent that when.t the
morning, comes there are several hun
dred dead. Sometimes it iS e. wolf nr
some animal passing suddenly in the
night Hzat vWill cause a stampede iir
the corral caMd everal hunaited sheen
| will beccrushed in the jam Then there
| are the poisonous grasses which care
found en the ranges in the spring time.
Last spflng "a sheep owner drove "a
fresh band I'm upon the same range
which his >other sheep were grazing
upon, a1lG in ffess than a week there
were $500 dead. Then there are the
Wild animals; "a moments matt ention
! and the wolf has rushed in, and a few
more dollars are added to the loss side
! of the account @S.. r., :, !.
,,s A man lis pointed out on the street
who has b0, 900 Wr more sheep, and ner-
haps the stranger wonders that he is
roughly diressed and covered with mud
and dirt from hard riding or hard
work. It is because of the hard riding
and harder Wt,1k that he. can point to
This herds of thousands, and it is, the
hard-WoTking man and the man whe
puts Intelligence into his work that
wins out ou#-anore So than in any other
business. @.
But always in the sheep herd there
is one who is more. faithful than the
herder, more conscientious than the
owner, whose work is more than alL
and without whoaa there would be no
successful sheep raising upon the
rarrgesit is the meek little shepherd
dog. Others there are who work
among the bands. BUT none like the
little four-legged bundle of intelligence
who goes way round 'em'' during
every hour Of the day, and whose Vigi-
lance never re1axes for moment win
ter or summer; one who has not seen
the almost human Intelligence of the
little dumb brutes of the plains can
never realize how much the sheep rails
ser owes to them, and cannot under
stand the. affection with which he
views them. ssz5 Il.