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flulurinl.
A Great Enterprise
Successfully Financed.

7ba vast and rich properties Of the GEORGE
A TREADWELL MINING COMPANY Woulo
have been OF little avail TO their owners II the
large amount Of money necessary to develop ana
equip an immense copper property ike TINS
had not been forthcoming The ordinary chan-
reIs through which capital Tor such purposes
is acquired were closed 10 US. They were con-
trolled for the most Part by competing copper
producers who were interested In the resITiction
rather than the increase CT production. Profes-
sor Treadvell and his friends have USED al
their available funds in acquiring the property
and doing the preliminary work on 1t Whlch
demonstrated its value. The one resource leLI
was the public outside the trusts An appear
was therefore made 10 the public, VINO were
offered the Treasury stock Of the company on
te-r1s which gave the subscribers q liberal
share in the profits Of the enterprise Inns dp-
peai has been so successful as 10 marx new
era IN the financing of great enterprises. The
work Of developing and eouipping the properly
has gone on steadily night ana gay, dIa 1ne
enterprise has never been IN need OF ooliar
which not waiting for H. II mas core an
its work on a cash basis paid for everything
as it has gone. and kent out Of debt
Now, as il nears self-supportlng pasis' al.a
session Of q splendid property Of unrlTaleo e1-
tent and unparalleled richness, entirely pald
for and developed so as TO olsclose lrllnlshse ls
values and equip II so as to earn ana pay oift-
dends at the same time that II Is multiplying us
earning capacity. II does not owe q dollar ana
is independent OF all the world
Every dollar Of its earnings VIII, therefore,
be applicable to dividends and betternlents.
II viii soon add another TO the list OF the
worlds great copper producers and seems des-
tined to rival in the dividends II will pay the
great copper companies which are ALREADY SO
famous.
Only a little more stock Is TO be had az any
price This can be bought through ones broker
at market rates. Few opportunities are oHered
70 secure an investment at once SO safe and SO
promising.
George A. TreadwelI Mining Co.,
u William Street. New York.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Ths rrfouns
\ rseS-v-t at their Upt Ofaes-
~ i-es 80 ,3Ss BROADWAY,
Retwecn 36th ard 37th sts until ocioca D m
,sSs-f,Sennents will following branch
otces al regular oice rates until aeoek D m. VIZ:
ZSt-sC-- 13S bth-aye..
30 :, a2 Fast i4th-af.: 251 West 4cd-sr.. be-
trrssr I'm ana sth aves 96s W I23th 1-3-ss
sdrxe ber 18th 77th sts.= LOGS Sd-aye-,
.7oS 1sf-aye-- S9th-st-: Isl East
IoSfL-St.; .5S TFemont-ave.5 $50 Su-ayc.
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Notife of Gnmmous.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
- Of New York. George Henry Warren. Whitney War
Warren executors Of and trustees under
VIII Testament OF Mary C Warren deceased.
Plaintiffs against Percy Coleman Alden George Henry
George Henry Warren Whitney Warren Lloyd Warren,
George Henry Warren. Jr-. Whitney Warren Jr.. Con
stance whitney Warren, Charlotte Warren. Gabrielle
Warren Edith Miller. the Trustees OF the Mary Warren
Institute OF Troy, Jane Drake Louise Gofn the
Girard Company OF philadelphia. as Ancillary
man Alden and George Henry Warren Alden, George
Henry general guardian Of the estates OF George
Henri Warren Jr and Constance Whitney Warren.
Whitney Warren general guardian Of the estates OF
Whitney Warren Jr.. Charlotte Warren and Gabrielle
warren. william Starr Miller general guardian OF
to be had in the County Of New York. To the above
named DEFENDANTS: You hereby summoned answer
CON this action, and to serve a copy OF
your answer the plaintiffs attorneys within twenty
service OF this summons, exclusive of the
6ay OF service of failure
for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated New York. October 3rd. 1902. -
~ DEWITT. L0CSMAN G Dewitt,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
-e. and Post Once address, Nassau Borough
Of Manhattan. New York city. N Y.
rem Jr Gabrielle Warren. Whitney Warren, general
r-sndisn of the Charlotte Warren. Whitney
Wsrren Jr ana Gabrielle Warren. John Percy Coleman
alden George Henry Warren Alden and Louise Comm;
is served upon you, ny puplca
ton pursuant order OF Hon. Alfred Steckler a
dated the day November. 1902 and hed with the
corrnIafnt In the Clerk OF the County OF
N1vtf York Borough Manhattan. City OF New York,
on the ard day Of November 1902.
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NEW YORK, DECEMBER 4. feC1
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN To ALL PER
~ sons who have omitted pay their taxes cor the
-.,r 1892 to ray TO the Receiver Taxes
his oce Borough which the property Is
= BOROUGH oE MANHATTAN. No 81 Chambers Street.
N. Y
wont avenues. The Bronx. y. Y.
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. Rooms :. a. 2
Municipal Buiding. Brooklyn. y. z.
BOROUGH OF QUEENS, co--sr Jackson Avencs
Frf,h Long Island City. N Y.
R0ROrTCsYT OF RICHMOND corner Bay aad sand
Sraple,on. Staten Island. N Y:
before OF January. 1908 provided
ton gla of the Greater York Charter Chapter s7s
Laws OF 1S971.
Trrnr any tax paid bsfor. the OF
csnber 1902 one per will be charged.
and collected in thereof
such tax unpaid the frst day OF January
1905 interes, charged received and collected
anlount thereof at centura
snnrrn as provided Section s1s ck the Greater New
York Charter calculated from the sixth
ber 1902 on which due and payabIs
and became provided Sec sf4 Of tbs snid
DAVID E. AUSTEN
Recsivsr Taxes
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5ii1antial meetlnas.
Notice of Meeting TO Increase Capital Stool


OFFICE OF THE MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
NO. 1875 BROADWAY
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. CITY OF NEW YORK
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant law and 70 the
bylaws of the Manhattan Ratway Company. that a
special meeting Of the stochoders Of the Company has
duly called and appointed by its Board OF Directors
80, No 1e5 Broadway Borough Of Manhattan City Of
New York. on Friday 16th OF January 1908. at
II O'Clock noon business OF said special
stockholders OF the Company.
and approval proposition 90 increase
capital stock Company from S4s. 600 600.
shares the value OF SOo each 70
$50 COO OF 100000 shares OF value
Of such be issuable
authorized and the remaining $4,000 shares
be issued future time not.
however. January fst 1906 The OF 50
increasing capital OF the Company 20 provide
the additional funds needed complete the contemplated
improvements in the structure equipment and property
OF the Manhattan Railway Company Including the cost
substitution motive power plant and equipment
additional facilities purchase Of real estate and In
therein connected with the right OF Of the
Company. and other requirements IN the
this Company properly charEeahle capital account The
books Company wifi be closed Friday.
l2th day December 1902 O'Clock P M stimuli
taneously with closing t3r quarterly dyidend purposes
Will be reopen-d Saturday the 1Tfh day ar Jauu
arr, 1905, q 10 clock A. II
Dated New York, December 2nd, 1862
By order Of Beard o Directors.
GEORGE J. GOULD. President
D. ". MWILLLAMs. Secretary.
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per cent. and PASSENGER earnings q per cent The
".-slent to 43 per cent
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A DvERTIsEMENTs snd subscriptions tor Tho Tribune
n received 4 their Cptown once
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Between 36tt and 3Tth until o.ciocN p m
AdyertIsereuts will be received the following oranch
al office until O'clock p. n VIZ;
254 Sth-ave. s. 23d st: 133 ath.aFe.. COZ
tween Tth sth aves.: 263 West 12oth.sas I.s,3S
3d-ave.. T6tn and 7Tth sts LOU 90 1-MSe
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11rANrEp FOR U. S. ARM1-ARLE BopIEp

unmarried between OF q ard S5: cirt-
good character and tenpsrsts
write English. Fer
information apply Recruiting Ocer Is Third Ave,
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Dlpibrnn y ctlees.

Chicago Great Western Railway Co.
THE 21ST SEMI-ANNUAL PAYMENT OF
5000 per share the per cent Debenture
Stock OF the Chicago Great Western Railway Company
the contract pertaining 70 said
18th day OF January 1903 to the holders OF
record on the last day Of December. 1902
he books of the cent Debenture Stock
viii be closed from Of business the 18th day
~ December 1902 close Of business the 18th
dav of February. 1908
D' ~ r. c WIGHT. Secretary.
St Paul Mimi December 3D. 1902.
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1nblir &niIffs.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
DEPARTMENT CT FINANCE.
ur-srkIT FOR THE COLLECTION OF TATEs
NO 81 CHAMBERS STREET
STEWART BUILDING.
80,
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Dlpiheu6 4 oIlres.
INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY:
Meriden, Conn, Nov 26tn, lSO2
I s MEETING OF THE BOARD OF

\ L s MEETING OF
Directors held this day. a
was declared On the Preferred
pany. payable January Ist.
record. on December 9TH. 1907
Preferred stock will be closed
Q clock P. NJ. and reoponed at
%. 1903. Checks will be MALE
G
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NERGFNTHALER LINoTYPE s..esl G9MPANa:: Sso::
81 i. ,rurrINc OE THE BOARD OE

"A - ,h,s asv a regular quarterly dividend
pirectorSS En- PC eoeNE-HALF PER CENT and an extra
Of ivy IrEs pTsR CENT declared payaoIe On
aSoena pecenloer 1902 70 the stochoSer s q
eho Toeoerter 1902. at one ocloca
on raaster books viii close on sa,uraay' Tissv
II 1907 at o'clock r aij NJ NJ
January - '"' "a grTl'E j. WARbUEFoNs treasurer
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TyTTED STATES REALTY AND CoNsTRuC-
- . ,rr,ErIN1. OF THE DIRECIORS OE

~ c,,,srv held this day. the quarterly diVioena
se ga nnehalf per cent was declafed on ,as
ser-ss stock. payable January hst' @NN"' -
record on that day .<.--a5 s.oek will be closed
Inc erar,bar aIa.,rb 22d 1862 until January lst lsoS
Dated December sDl' y7xRoN NJ. FELLOWS.
/ Treasurer.
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THE BOARD OF
quarterly dividend OF 1E
Capital stock OF this Com
1903, TO stockholders OF
The Transfer Books OF
December 5th. 1902, at B
10 o'clock A. NJ, January
!.
EORGE ROCKWELL
Secretary.
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$1,000
10000
10000
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For La Guayra. Puerto Ceoello. Curacao and Mara
oatho via Curacoa-CailnR also at San Juan P. r
s. CARACAS. Saturday December Is, noon
g pTJTADELPHIA. Saturday. December 27.
These vessels superior accommodations for
pier Wall 81. Ferry, Brooklyn.
9e''7- BOULTON BLISS & DAII.ETT.
General Managers. 1S5 Front St
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cANADIAN PACIFIC RAIL W Y.
Intended steamship sailings from Vancouver.
Japan. G 9IEA, PG31 RPPlaERS' AN0S
EMP OF fNDIA...Dec % r. NJ $: ATAENIAN.Fe6
E, ENs y Or yAPAN' ian % EMP OF INDIA, Mar. g
MAMA11AM lStANT@ AND AUSTRALIA
.'1.e.~, o. .MIOwERA- Feb. g.
For rates apply 35S Broadway and Broadway.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10
Tn. 1.nx,h Of ..rmen..

In the preface to recent collection
OF university sermons the editor gives
some curious statistics as to the
lengths of sermons. He tells us that
1t had been found early necessary In
some universities to pass statutes dc
quantitatc scrmonum. and time limit
was fxed at Ingoldstadt OF an hour
and quarter. at Vienna the allowance
was an hour and half. or at most
two hours. Even this was exceeded by
the two and half hours which DIR.
latham of Lincoln. spent In 1902. In
defending the genuincncss of the dis
puted verse on John !. Z. while DIR.
Pusey was also very long. The ex-
treme limit in regard to brevity was
probably reached In Hearnc's record Of
March 20. 1922. in which he speaks of
a sermon at St Peters in the East
by william Pecke, which was not
above Ave minutes long. or very little
more.
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Soda and Lunches.

For many years saloonkcepers have
furnished their patrons with lunches
at certain hours. the only cost being
the price OF n drink. and many men
have taken advantage of this to get a
midday meal for nothing. Now in
some eastern cities their wives may
do the same thing. thanks to the en-
terprise of certain proprietors Of soda
water fountains. For some time past
II has been the custom to set out a
plate OF sweet biscuits with each glass
Of soda water. but now luncheons are
being served on n more elaborate scale.
One Philadelphia confectionery estab-
lishment has inaugurated the innova-
tion OF serving dainty sandwich with
each drink. Another announces that
on Wednesdays and Saturdays, matt
nee days. each woman buying glass
OF soda water will be given her
choice of either a chicken croquette or
q lobster croquette.
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UNoERsTUoles OF KINGS.
Every Europs.a Monarch Has Oss I

Every Europsaa Monarch Has Oss bst
the Job IL 0rowiag Uapopaian
Practically every European poten-
tate hires an understudy. whose duty
II is to impersonate his royal master
what time the latter desires to be left
free from public observation or intrU-
sion.
At one period posts OF this kind
were eagerly sought after: but that
was before the evolution of the an
archist and the nihilist.
Candidates nowadays are apt to re-
call with shudder the fate OF Sergius
Komaroff. the late czar's double. as
sassinated in mistake for his sover-
eign and employer at Moscow q few
years back: and of Abdul Hamid's I'M
happy understudy tso like his royal
master that even the palace officials.
so Il wns said. could scarcely tell
t'other from which'). who was 're-
moved by the emissarics of one OF the
Armenian revolutionary committees
only last summer.
Not that the billet was ever .
particular soft" one. Count Cape
d'Istria. president Of Greece. oriEinat-
ed the Idea. and he had the mortifica-
tion of iosin. two OF his best doubles
In less than eighteen months.
In Spain. where court etiquette In
cxactinK and incxorablc beyond all
conception. II would be weli-niSh i'm
possible even for sovereign who was
n man or woman grown to do without
an underxtudy. To = child. such an
ordeal would be quite out OF the qucs-
ton.
Consequently. the little Leon Al
phonso. who. aa aii the world knows.
came into the world king. has had
u succession Of undcrs,udics from his
cradle upwards. They have. for tho
most part. however. had fairly safe
II not particularly easy time OF II.
their duties being principally limited
to dcputixins for the boy monarch In
as many as possible Of the cndlcss and
tircsomc court ccremoniais.
The last undcrstudy Of Queen Vic
toria is now living quietly In retire.
mcnt In little Giouecsicrshire VII
laKc.
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a S.u Rnxai s,amn

The new 4-cent stamp. bearing the
effigy of the duchess of Cornwall. is
sued by the government OF Newfound-
land to commemorate the recent visit
OF the duke and duchess at the end Of
their tour. completes the royal por-
trai, series issued by that colony.
Queen Victoria. the king when prince
or wales). and Prince Edward of
Cornwall have been among those pre-
viously portrayed. Not the least in
teresting feature of the new issue is
the fact that It bears the imprint Of
the American Bank Note Company.
New York-surely a strange thing for
the authorities to allow on a British
postage stamp. But perhaps It is akin
10 the recent movement for the ac-
auirement of everything British by
American trusts.
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livery 81 Antwerp

Since 1895 Antwerp has held the hrst
place In the world as the market for
the importation and sale OF ivory. II
sold In the three months ending Oct
30 last 10000 pounds OF ivory. OF which
10000 pounds came from the Congo
basin. now the iarscs, source OF this
commodity.
II Is interesting to observe In the
report OF the last quarterly sales that
i3o.,5s pounds. or nearly the entire
quantity coming from the Congo. 10
classified an hard ivory" This means
tha, most OF the ivory now coming out
Of Africa Is from animals not recently
killed. but from those that may have
been dead for years In other words.
tho greater part Of the ivory industry
at this time has TO do with ivory which
traders arc now collecting from tho
natives. which Ia no, the result Of ro-
cen; hunting.
Millions of dollars worth of. this
ivory has undoubtedly been lost to
commerce In the past century. Scarce
iy one upper Congo elephant hunter In
a hundred. twenty years ago. attached
any value whatever TO the tusks. hav-
ing no idea that ivory was worth lift
ing from the ground.
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one OF the stateliest and prettiest wo-
men of Europe. and the daughter OF
the Crown Prince of Denmark. ana
also a niece OF Queen Alexandra OF
Great Britain.
Prince Eugene is an artist. particu-
larly noted as n landscape painter.
Tho young princes are the idols OF the
Swedish people. and like their father.
King Oscar. democratic and genial In
their manner. Prince Carl has re-
ceived the pet name af the Blue Dra-
COON" on account OF his blue uniform
and gigantic stature.
The visit has been rumored for
some time as probability. and II was
only recently that II was decided on
definitely. The time chosen for the
visit will probably be next spring or
early summer.
John Anderson. publisher OF the Chi
caxo Skandinavcn. has just been hon
ored by the Norwegian government
with tho decoration of the Order OF 81.
Olaf. Only one other American. G. a.
Thorp. Chicago. has been honored In
this way. Mr.. Anderson is native OF
voss. Norway. and when n child went
to Chicago with his father. He has
been highly successful with his paper.
and Is one OF the most popular Nor
wegian- Americans In the city. The
Order OF St Olaf Is one OF the most
distinguished decorations In scandi-
navia. Mr.. Anderson will receive the
gold cross of the nrst grade OF the
order.
DIR. Sven Hedin. who has been ex-
pioring Thibet and the Gobl desert for
the last twelve months. has reached
I.adakh. Cashmere. on his return to
civilization
DR.. Sven Hedin Is an eminent swe-
dish scientist. and one Of the most
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particular. When We get TO the point
where we have sanitary poultry houses
and yards We will have done much to
decrease the losses from diseases. both
contagious and non-contagious.
Are high scoring show birds good
layers? At least one poultry raiser
thinks not. In a letter to the Farm
ers' Review John Culbert. an Illinois
breeder Of Plymouth Rocks. says:
Last November usO0) ! exhibited .
White Rock pullet. She won frst with
a score Of 95h. As soon AZ she came
home she started to lay. One month
later I took her to the poultry show
at Joliet. where abe scored only
92h points. She got the extra
cuts on shape" Laying spoils
tho shape Of pullets. so far as scoring
for premiums IL concerned. ! have
pullets that started In to lay at ~
months. and they are not ut to show.
Birds that score high do not make
good layers a. / rule" Coming from
q poultry fancier this is doubly i'm
portant. We have heard II asserted
before that high scoring birds were
likely to prove poor egg producers. but
there has generally been little beside
assertion to back II. We hope 70 hear
from others on the same point
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10
ANCIENT TURF TRlcxeRY.
Methods Rs.ortcd To by Arab,sus to
Win n Rare.

Win Race
A recent traveller in eastern Arabia
has revived little OF the ancient his
tory of that part OF the world. track
Ing back for many centuries the cause
OF bitter feeling between two tribes
that were at war for forty years. their
relations being somewhat strained.
The explorer found that in 562 A. ID.
the sheikh OF one of the tribes made a
foray on another tribe and as ransom
for the booty and captives taken he de-
mandcd and received a famous horse
named Dahis. The extraordinary fleet
ness of Dahis was the boast OF his
new owner. and IL was not long before
n match was made to race him against
Fezara mare belonging to another
tribe. and also noted for her hsstness.
The wager was for 100 camels, and
the length OF the course was about ten
miles.
Az the day fxcd for the race ap-
preached the horses were kept without
water. the plan being that the horse
which first plunged its nose into the
water trough ten miles from the start
Ing point should be declared the win
ner. The racers were to run riderless,
and to make them gallop their best
maddening thirst was to take the place
of whip and spur.
The superior strength of Dahls told
over the yielding sandy plain. and he
was well ahead OF his rival, the mare
which, though very feet. had less stay
ing power. The horse would undoubt.
edIy have won the race II 1t had moi
been for trick perpetrated by the
tribe to which the mare belonged
They had concealed man in hollow
on the track over which the animals
were racing. with orders to check Da
his and throw him of his COURSE. Tn,
trick succeeded and the mare was first
at the watering trough.
The dishonest stratagem by which
Dahis was defeated came to the knowl
edge of his owner. After vain effort!
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fee FOE Dsiry rs~

From the Farmers Review: There IL
very little ice put up BY the farmers in
this section (Toulon). ice wagons
from the nearby towns made regular
trips out in the country every so often
during the summer. What buildings
are used for this purpose are sener-
ally poles set In the ground with 2xA
girts, upon these are placed boards
lxl2. IL feet (uprighp and battened
There are one or two frame buildings.
These have studding. and drop siding
is used on outside and ship lap on In
side. making an alright space four In.
thick dead air). Sawdust Is used
most altogether. Ice Is packed in edge
ways and II snow Ia handy all cracks
are filled with snow. The Ice Is pack
cd to within about eight to ten inches
OF each side. This space Is filled full
with sawdust. A few have good drain
age. but more are built upon rails for
the bottom. About 65 to IS cents per
ton cost of putting up ice. when II can
be gotten near farms. Some winters
1t is necessary to ship from Rock
River. This Of course makes It more
expensive.--1rvinN Nowlan. Stark Coun-
ty, Illinois.
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NH~-- -

daring and successful explorers In Eu-
rope. He left Kashgar. In Chinese
Turkcs;nn. on his pcrilous journey to
mysterious Thibct nearly two years
ago. backed In his expedition by the
sympa,:iy and financial help OF King
Oscar H.. who Is his personal friend
and patron. The avow.d design OF
the traveller was to return TO Europe
early this year. but his journey TO the
source of the Indus was evidently not
80 simple matter as he had a, first
believed. His former trip TO the un-
discovered Orient was rich In geo
graphic fruits. but the learned would
anticipate greater results from his
present remarkable Investigations.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10
Ennlirx Rrlsfs.

Sanitation is one of the most i'm
portant factors to be considered in re-
lation to poultry culture. The men
who are inventing sanitary exhibition
coops and putting them on the market
are at least stirring up interest in the
subject. We need coops for exhibition
purposes that are sanitary in every
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-10

The Babcock milk tester has done
much to elevate the standards by
which we judge the dairy COW. A pair
of scales. however. will be found to be
a great help even where the farmer
does not care to bother with test. II
scales were more commonly used for
the Weighing Of the milk from our
cows. that alone would help immensely
in wedding out the poor cows and Civ
ing us better ones.