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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
wHlTCONB SPRINGS NOTES q

g. Vs. Raz,y of Ch.caro. was y.s
tor hst Friday He rode out on bors,
back
Mias stella o. CHssold oft chicago
arrived Uu thC Saturday st4-. aud
VIII spend q week with us.
Mrs . @ Weddiueton OF Charlotte
n G. has arrived and Will spend soy.
eral weeks hero for her health
Mrs W E Neal and daughter o..
tD'io came ont ON fhr I1et stage They
win spend "a short vacation 'u tbo
mountains.
U o. Guyu .s hero over Sunday. tu
visit DTS vito aud am
Mrs r. E Moun a visiting Nr Vs.
g. Uu'mau and daughter f1r week.
Uue1 la.I1aa. of tno Ann u,an Ium.
uer company .a NH.f.u. h'a win. who
IH spending several UU..H 90 tnp
SPRINGS fUr DER her'tH
% O. How. OFF N0n..r 49, S. who
has l.Hu pending 70 f.w vur.a no
Monticello. ~ So Hl arrived at tHu
ruea De $3.50 spend tba rest of
fho summer hero
@ a K1s.m8u and $40 Forbes rode
w Uu horse u8ch sunday
Tine u.uH off thr m.. vgsE have
mH|. wonderful IMPROVEMENT u
.Hu uats They ar. mo- longer uH
of rufH and bumps
I.. r.H..t.H Lao H... T.f.E .I...... ODD.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
NEW MEXICO MINERAL EXHIBIT
DISPLAY or TURQUOISE FROM
GRANT COUNTY. CAUSES sPE.
CIAL COMMENT.

THE Iu.. .ssua of .Hs Eu.uu.rue
and Nuus Journal contained &c.
tailed account u' .Ho mineral Dyh.h.
Its uf th. 1IUw.ut states al Ma
Worlds mT. tuU Nua M,Nro came
u for enc following description
"TIu pNhIM 10 tHs territory Is
relieved from tbu du1d lowell Ul ra.
lection uf specimens by tHo school of
Mines at Sorurrl which nuuHsbus 8u
admirable and worry interesting rro
logical map. boo addition fo wol as.
sorted case uf .UHg.m.DH OF different
kinds The territory ALSO exhibits
geological and typographical maps
with pruN.. ami photographs which
are we'll worth study Tho collection
of ores furnished bv tho different
mining companies include copper
ores, together with copper matte and
other products n various stages,
gold Ores silver zinc silver ores. and
their considerable variety Iron ores
are also shown from different local
Iuos, with "a few specimens of asbcs
tos among iho mrcr mIuom's. OF
the uunmpIHlHr products gypsum
salt. sulphur 8u' magueslOe and q
fine ma Dl refined sulphur found a
place.
"a very handsome collection of tur
quoiscs attacn much attention out
side the building in che Fulcb. Th,
p1rtorf.ell TURQUOISE company has q
special CNhiMt which includes "a sec
tiun of mine underground, Showing
the nature ot the m1triX in which
the turquoIsC7 are found. and the
method of separating them from "a,
mairy This % is claimed. is an OK
act reproduction of "a portion OF thJ
mine and certainly looked very natur
al New Moyio3 SEQ a good oXampl,
ag furnishing 900 excellent collection
of literature on tho geology and min
aru resources of mo territory, which
visitors were at liberty Co consult
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

"o result oI 'hc national convention
100 So Louis TIE unaulm.ty which
binds the various factions together
for The support ~ the democratic
presidential candidate ls only skin
doop, and i8 confined purely 90 the
support of the national ticket There
is o.. 'ry reason to believe that the
fHoti0nnl 0rht vl continue in state
matters ana will bo waeod with un.
prDcolautod bitterness in tho com.
iur democratic state convention
There are several candidates for the
r0tDru0rsbIp .n tHg uplt. among Thorn
Mayor Mcclellan Comptroller Grout.
and Martin Vs. iftloton. president
0f the borough of Brooklyn Tho
situation a uruu8lly complicated.
and interesting Llulcton is said 90
bg backed hy HlI. and that alone o.
sufficient Io arouse tho opposition OF
Tnumauy lI1il against him. even
were it uut fu the fact that Tam.
many has its own candidate IN the
person 20 Mayor Mcclellan. Tam.
many Han is determined aud doclar.
o that % viii not have Litleton.
hey demand taat Mcclellan DO nom.
mated. aud o. iH mmorod that thcv
mako his nomination an absolute con.
lItIun of their support OF the Par
.Ur ticket.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
INFLUENCE or ,gptR,rros

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w" .''. i''.Nl WIZ nave n,,n 'i'm'
''''. , ''' '.'l 'N F''I.. q" amer
~. ''' ."r ".. ..aN+ upon sane
""' common .N.. piano
}" '.. meantime OH 'H'nEHlll' p'o
l.' N." ''"N WIN Ien.ene} upon tAe
i'".' '.'ls''s "I iH' I"H.hohorH. o.
a''' ,''N.'d principally Io Manitoba
"uI ''.'.' p'"p.H
'N' .'.' "' RUSSIAN "IHIN AiiNr
'',''''.'.' ." '''n.''.' I"f Time 70
e''.''',' .' ".'.'1.'''1 N.'h surround
i"F ''A'.. none. u'l Tor some reason
N''"H 20 why TOD themselves. lh'i came
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

ing The horse returned home with
the saddle ON but minus the rider
anc bride. A search was at once in
siituted but up 90 the time this q
written nothing has been heard from
him.
Saturday bic relatives we're I'm Gal.
lup and made inquiries regarding him,
but nothing had been seen of him
here. Tho telegraph aud telephone
wore made use OF ln hopps
LOT fud.Hl some trace of him.
IA message from Zuul station.
aIou, seven miles east og here states
char ID aIg driving atone had found
ihe .f.I.. fow rods from the station
Saturday but other than this nothing
has been heard.
li.s friends advance the theory that
he has met with foul play and that
h.a assaIlunis. who ever thcy may
have been, have disposed OF bis body
Iu some out OF tho way place
The money be had on bic person
was some no owed w. %. Morris of
th.s city and DO expected 20 pay his
notes that day Nir Starring is we'll
known throughout fhls vicinity and
as may bC expected hIs disappearance
has causr1 much surprise and anxiety
among b.s acquaintance. Gallup re.
publican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
D.lIne.l cannet ae -

Deafness Cannot De Cured
hy local applications. as they cannot
roach the diseased portion OF che car
There is only one way 90 cure draf
moss. aud tHa. ls by constitutional
remedies Deafness ia caused by ar
.n01mHl condition of tho muc0u.
Inning OF fHa Euf1ch8n Tube. When
.hn tube H nd1mpd you have a
umN'.ns sound or imperfect hearing
luI whom 90 Is entirely closed. do1f
u.H iH The result and unlogs the u
1awG..1u can Doe takun ONT OF 'hlH
wHo restored t1 its normal couHl
zion. hearing win he destroyed for
over. uIUo cases out of ten are cnua
90 Hy ca'arrh which is nothing
Hut aH in0amoI condition o. me mu
cuHa surfaces
we win elgg One Hundred uoUau
FOR any case ~ Deafness lcausgd D.,
ca'1rrD that cannot De cured by
Halls Cnf8rrh Cure. Send t0r CTR
cu'lrR free
o. O. CHENEY q Co. Toledo, o
Sold by druggists. TIC
Take Halls Family Pills FOR con
sfipBtI0r.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

consignmonts %, horses and mules
were secured hy "a purchasing ascent
and forwarded to New Orleans. from
which port they will be sent TO South
Africa, whore % ls said drouth ant.
mails are 'n blg demand
r. " Lockott. who is employed by
a contractor for the British army.
passed through che city yesterday en-
route to New Mexico Ic s roinr 20
hunt mp good animals Tor thp British
army However. ho SAYS that general.
~ speaking, be- Is ooIIEcd Co make "a
special bargain for each tu be- without
hlem.sh,s and certain size ThIH b. o.
impossible tu Do when horses arc
bought u a bunch but thia ls some
times done and then those animals
that DO not como up io ihc standard
nro out ou' and disposed of else.
where F pBfD NoWs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
srocKmAN MISSING.

ThU friends and relatives of George
Starring. "a prominent and well known
cattle man. living sIE miles south of
Guam aro at the present time very
Wa.u worked up end worried over hIs
sudden disappearance. They iogr that
Doe bias met foul play ana "a thorough
search bias been made loo ull the couu
.ry around for the past Woab. in tnU
hop,a of finding some trace of him,
buL a.l to uO avail AS the
missing man, was known to have had
"a considerable amount of money on
hlF person. there seems to Dee some
grounds for their approximations
la.t Friday Mr Starring mounted
h'H Hun. at hls homo and started.
as hH relatives suppose forGalIup. Ilo
bad ou Dds person. 80 tho report has
Be- some 81 500 with which ho expect
oI tu UEo up some outstanding notes
which hc had Ia Gallup That oyon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
srplKts IN aiSsAcHu,turs

iu f1" state of Massachusetts Goa
tho r ending September guh last
th,r .Uc gi7 STRIKES and lockout
aa compared with gao tho year before
iu 1888 of che 900 cases first named
thu number of men involved Is r0
poriol and 20 amounts to 2s.5u9
These. Doc tho arerosatp. lust l.3l6k5g
workng day A.Iowlus an average
of ~ CAD dag DER man thr total Iua
90 Che workr people alone was t1.
292ti7 ln the strikes reported. 56
succeeded. CD were compromised. 90
failed but tho strikers were r..usfut
cd o. failed ana t1o strikers lost
their places for good and q make boo
rrfurf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
pn.s upsn TOP o. PIlsn.

Piles upon too OF piles Of people
have the Piles. and DoWitts witch
Hazel Saiye cures them. There are
mann different kinds OF Piles. but n
sou ept q genuine aud original witch
Hazel saIyo made by y @ Dewitt a
Co. 90 Chicago. n cure ia certain. u.
A. TIslalo, oi summertop. s C.. says.
20 bad piles twenty years. and De.
W.tta Saiye cured me after every.
fh.us else failed" Sold by 70. -.
Ur.ses q go and g Vauu a Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

D. ~ Hail. consulting engineer OF
Che reclamation service. was in tho
cIty as che guest of Nr ana Mrs. 10.
g. Wadn, saye tho las Cruces Re.
publican mr. Hail. while horo, gayo
definite orders 90 Engineer Reeds 20
make permanent location 0f tho pro.
posed uual from penase0 Rock to
the present ditch system Mr. Hall
De- taking deep interest ln ,hls work
and tho community eau rely upon hlF
doing a.l in DIS power to influence
.ho reclamation service to enter upon
One No.. of construction at me ear.
Host practical moment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
OFFICIAL MATTERS
SPECIAL AGENT RESPONSIVE
FORM SOCIOLOGICAL en-
TRIES.

Forest Mckinley of Las Cruces
special aau' uI .ag general land OF
flee. na1 has bold Chat position fur
s.N years. ngs resigned
Appointed Trustee
Governor OIUuu haas rHIuuu.HfHI D.
a Wood secretary of tha Santa D.,
board of trustees of thn deaf and
dumb asylum.
Trustee OF Reform School
John % surnul of EI U1 RI0
Nrrua county has been appointed
Hy Governor Ot.r1 20 member of tUa
board u. trustees Uf fHe Sew MoN.
Ico reform school located 90 DO Hto
tICH o. Do burns. Ir resigned
Coal Entries.
IHs following coal entries have
been ma|. BOO che United States land
office. NH 900. vs.. p. rshmrn. of
Los Angelic. CaUr tbg NWa sEl,
section lg. o. Ia ~. a. rs 49,. go
acres lu Mckinley county Purchase
price. $500 q a q
SO go, Amado IuchDtu. OF Mouur0
Ibo SWH NEl of section 2. n. 30
N. r. Q De-, iU acre Zoe RIO ArHba
county purelus. price, $500
Contest Friedman vs Zimmerman,
600 .ho case OFT William 80 Frtah
man Ns John D. zimmerman. boo thg
United s.aIos land office. O contest
Involving tItIo lo certain lands partly
covered hy the city reservoir of tht
Santa Do l'eHt and water company
homestead entry 76al. WE NWA.
Ions and @ section %. l0ts 3 uud q
section 30. o. 10 a.. o. lU o. Santa
Fo county % decision was received
from llg commissioner OF enc ecu
yra. band office 90 Washington Zoo "a
snr nf the plaintiff ANA lbis decision
N.H lu..'d H orory particular Hy me
HIHO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
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Remaining in .be postonlce AZ A.
muquorQuc. N a., July 23. igOt
Persons calling for or sending Tor
these letters please state where they
mad been receiving mail, also mention
date Of advertising.
Free delivery Of letters az tho resi-.
dchce OF addrossoo may be secured
by observing the following rules
Direct letters plainly 10 street mum.
Der.
Give writer's name, ana request an.
swor 60 De directed accordingly.
ADVERTISED matter Is previously
beld one week awaiting delivery.
Advertised matter Is held two
weeks before Il goes to the dead let.
ter utice az Washington, u. G.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
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Base Gall Players and Foot Racers.
Louis O. Emrar uz champion long
distance iu1f racer 0f Germany and
Holland vrfoF. oct 2l.b. lpUIs
uur.ng my training 90 eight wcoEs
'1lt races az salt Lake City. iu
April last ] used nalI8rIB Snow LInl
mont tu my greatest satisfaction
Therefore hiEhly recommend Snow
lIuImut 90 an who are troubled
Wifh sUmU7, bruises or rheuma
t'sm goo. 600. 800 "a bottle. Sold
hy "a ORcuy q Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
RAIN BRINGS RELIEF.

Reports received by long distance
telephone Indicate th1r rbo long con.
Nuu.I 1r0wh Ie about f0 Doe hruluu
a heavy rain storm passed over luy
country 1u sunday aud while hut lIt
He rain fHl Iu fhH vicinity Jno out
'yug parts of lHo country were hoay.
I.y 1r.nrHoi ami on, cuuIo men rD.
pprt some ruiaf SON they arc cry
ug iur rain. far iho ground la 500
plrcHai chat 20 ahslrIs tHo rain oH
soon as o. FALLS
sunday storm iu tho rWT0. was "a
real OH fashioned summer shower.
ths rain falling iu torrents for some
Imo. and causing the mountain
stream beds to bo nIlci with tlmult
uuH water ON Saturday thorg was 90
heavy nN uf rain 8t Cactus flat and
'ho head of Duck crock ln the north.
om part of lho county and uIl fhD
streams 600 thnt vicinity are yny
much swollen
The rain nIl 90 Central Santa Rita
and Hanover was about the same as
iu tHis city not much more than "a
slight sprinkle. not enough 10 lay the
dus. Tor amy length of tmc between
lurlsnUu and Gold HN the rain was
heavy sun tho weather wise are
predicting chat the rainy season Is
ab0u. t1 lorIn lu earnest and the
recent rain falls have strengthened
tIom In their convictions aud 70 Is
certainly 90 bo hoped thoIr predictions
win hn indicated silver city Dr.
HUuuuIUuf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

T.n busiest ana mishUost LITTLE
chino tnnt ever was made B pr
kInnH Now Tie PINS Those pills
change weakness iuto strength. iisl.
.aH9noa8 into energy brain fag into
mental power They're wonderful o.
building up the health only zoe per
rag Sold ly 600 drusristB
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
RANGE HORSES CHEAP
THE PRoTRACTED DRoUTH
LEAVES THEM m CAD SHAPE,

% .s said that owing 90 inc recent
pU'raeloi dr0uth In Luna and aiioIn.
ug CouHtos in southern Now MoXoo
mo range horses and cattle are sd'
iu a very bad condition, and that pur.
chasors can buy animals az their own
price.
Three shipments OF mules were re-.
CeIyod here from New Moxlco. A deal
Tor ono bunch OF i5 head was closed
yesterday ut $40 a piece Two other
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

t1 tAuNun NH.NNN.N"N the CunHfruC
ton of che Salt River dam. uxty
miles northeast Of Phoenix. Arizona
I 70 took The Grst step in the creation
Of tho greatest artificial lake or
earth Tho Salt River dam win D.,
2tn feet high. attaining the greatest
height of amy reservoir dam In Oh,
world. aud Dc VIII store i.i7g.0UO acre
feet of water backing 20 into On,
mountain canyons Tor miles % is "a
De- tho greatest irrigation project pvol
developed in this country
The announcement that the Texas
border rs free from yellow fever Ell
.lr This year ioreshldows another
reat triumph fur medical science
Along the Texas Mexican border an
foyer cases are screened as soon aa
found, and pools and swamrs are
treated with petroleum The number
of mosqu.tocs has sratly diminished.
and $50 lar uo cases of yellow fever
have developed % U.s. hoped eventual
ly by these methods to eliminate che
"''oiN'nt '' 'h' fifrpl"oi haFa
."' 'h''at"- 'aa'h NY hi' I'D l"'5
''''' ''..'-.'- %" 'N'''' OF
-' "''' '' q" .'''n'' carried
$685. and over JUU persons Voro u
iured There aus 2Ts7 buildings De-.
-.Jnggi. on.E iHrty.oIrht being of
~ ""N '' ' ''N- "''N''
'''' was
' ''''''' .' '' '"'
'h'ft,e ..' '''nE made ihoi 0'..
rotary GuuHu u. .Hy Territorial. la.r
De- USING ihD contributed funds OF t1r
assoc '''n Aa'ns pleasure 'rps
N' DOUBT MU HlnaHi CON .a..#Hn.ur
.F H.spf"'' .0..' 'n'f... 100 'H.t nn
.'I'H|.Ni. CON .' n'.. ."f amy NII
'..' Nt I'. ''.'N. without '0'
'.'a. .. A...., .'.N
-" ..'
'.. f''I r....' h'- .r''l o'"'
10 |''..'H q"
49,, ,, g ~ 80 ''' , /.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
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EDITORIAL NOTES.
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/ Excellent rains tho past week aI
over New Meaico. and everybody Dol
/ consequence feels good
/ ENGLAND may get into tho war game
100 time to have something t0 eay
lhuui 'hD terms OF peace
Tho meat packers and their former
.wH HgD mu p..IuE up q nice h.ll %.
expenses for tho consumers 60 pay.
People who live continually 90 glass
houses should not throw stones. cs
Hochl'y in tho newspaper business
90 looks as though the government
900. Che butchers together ought to ho
lu.o to take a can out of uy meat
trust
The Silver Cy base ball boys are
lu the CITY, They win find many
friends here. and of course are Wel
coined
Tho Albuquerque Eastern railway
must be built The citIzCus OF Albu.
luerquo should not delay ln fixing up
She matter OF terminals.
% is reported chat Senator Davis
tI. contribute tiUUu.U0p to the demo
ratio campaign This win offset Mr.
uuO..DE prou0rcd contribution.
Professor lluasoy. of California. has
discovered Zoo new stars OF great brit
aHcy PROBES ur HussDy should mr.
...H tNo vaudeville managers OF hIs
address.
WOO war department hr decided
UaJ man who does not love o. horse
$500 not ae assigned Go cavalry. The
HHu who doss not love q horse should
.. assigned t0 mule and srrBp,r and
H fu work uH iho Panama canal
IHo United -a'0s government ls
auW engaged 100 Matching bugs In tho
agricultural department Tho bugs
$50 Hg sent Io California Co gztermI.
mo. pest which bias boon destroy.
1901. Thousand. ui .nr T..t every
.uHr
TNH mont m..r. strike vrH sup.
posed m . settled g mutual com.
lone .u 'H. pare uf those com.
'.h'' ''. ''. packer. acc charged
# POO. .'..'H WIN violating iH'
.'m'N.. 'ni .H" ..'..' Us on Win
..I.'.'I '.."'
MO-. '|...""n'.H' '1HII'a.. Davis
once republican, nHi 'Ha' WAS
.'.' years org" I.n E.'rH .H'.f Doe
700 .A' united state. senate 's O.
.'1".'l. since Docs retirement from
.. 'I. twenty years a-n. H. BIAS
Doom Oh H.H.''fai
I'. ."r..tn iH'n ". 'H. IU.. q
states reached ''H .ar-..i in'a. dur
.. .'. N..h E'1I IH.' .H..' Inn" @|.
.' ..".. OBJ. Does, former record UE
''H. I.r NA.th.. ". ''u." .I
.''"' '' .'.. country "a.ti'""''...
compared with fa'I"''".' h ...
previous twelve months
I...' p. W"r1In" WH" ."r "a
..T.. t'a.. campaign ""N.".' Japan.
'"' '.'. devoted .' ... n.'.HH OF
.".. N.'.' WHICH, " admitted.
... .N... % ..0"uI .' I.... 'H'...H.n.
.' .H "'n.N1..A Hn. '.' .HH"
.' '.. INVASION .. Japan r. I'..'
. "s. ".. N.'... 'H ".'. 'N"'H
~. Dbl. ... . - ..W.
Woe mountain ...'.. %. so" N'A
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

When bilious take ChamborlainH
stomach and LIyor Tablets For sale
by niI druggists
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-05-25
Look Well to Uniformity.

The first and perhaps the most i'm
portant point to be settled is what class
of cattle to buy. Only cattle Of the
same general age, class, weight and
breeding should go into the same feed
lot. Look out for uniformity. A
mixed lot Of big and little, rough and
smooth, grades and scrubs will neither
feed nor sell as well as a uniform lot.
Decide on your class and then stick to
it. When this is done you can figure
with some degree of accuracy upon
the three important factors of the
question, cost price, feed bill and prob
able gain per day or ratio between
feed and gain-Midland Farmer.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-05-25
TELLING AGES OF CATTLE,
It Can Be Done with Almost Absolut,
Exactness by the Teeth Of Do
nestle Animals.

One Of the great sensations Of this
years International was the turning
down of pen of Is head Of Aberdeen
Angus steers, two years old and under
three, by the official veterinarian. A
protest had been filed against this grand
lot of cattle and was based upon the
allegation that they were over age. To
settle the matter the official veterinari-
an, acting for the exposition manage
ment, examined the mouths of seven
head of the lot of Is cattle, and made
his report to the effect that two Of the
eight were over three years old. This
decision sustained the protest and
threw the pen Of cattle out of the COM
petition, thus preventing them from
winning the grand championship Of the
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-05-25
Order for Hearing and Notice of Application for
Appointment of Administrator.
STATE ApIss OF MHIIHSNS66iSsooTA,}s SIS.

STATE ATIss OF na1I[NSNS,Eg!s;oTA,}ss.
In Probate Court.
Especial Term, May oath. 1900.
In the matter of the estate of Franz
Korbel Deceased.
On reading aud filing the petition of
Margaretha Braun, formerly Margaretha
Korbel, of Mankato. Mimi, representing
among other things, that Franz korbel,
late of New Ulm, Minnesota, on the day
of August A. d. 1899, at New U1m, Mimi,
died interstate, and being a resident of
this county at the time of his death leav-
ing goods, chattelS and estate within this
County, and that the said petitioner is the
widow of said deceased, and praying that
administration of said estate be to John
Henle granted:
It is ordered, that said petition be heard
before the Judge of this Court, on the 10Th
day of June A. D. 1904, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ,
at the Office of the Judge of Probate in
said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased. and to
all persons interested, by publishing
copy of this order once in each week for
three successive4weeks prior to said day of
hearing, in the New Ulul Review weekly
newspaper printed and published at New
Clnl, in said County.
Dated at New Ulm, Mimi, the Oath day
OF May. A. d. 1904.
By the Court,
(Seal.) S.A. GEORGE,
2l3 Jud ge of Probate
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-05-25
show, to which they would otherwise

show, to which they would otherwise
have been entitled.
This is most unfortunate occur
sue no other course in the matter, as
he found two Of the animals clearly
four years old. Even where but
six broad permanent teeth are seen the
animal may be considered AZ months
old, if all the teeth are fully through and
in wear. "six-tooth" cattle are, however
given the benefit of the doubt by veter-
inarians, as there is some evidence tc
show that forcing may induce slight pre-
cocity in the cutting of teeth. Great dis.
crepancies, however, cannot possibly
be caused by an manner of feed.
ing or kind of environment so that a
full-mouthed steer cannot on any pre-
text be considered possibly within the
specified age limit allowed for show ami
mails in the class in question
The illustrations accompanying this
statement are taken from Kuidekoper's
cage of Domestic Animals" and viii
make the subject clear to stockmen.
The age given under each cut is al
average one, taking everything into
consideration, and every reader will fine
them corroborated if he will go to tn,
trouble Of examining the mouths O.
cattle of which he knows the age per
fectly.
At last years show a similar pro
test was filed against fine lot of cat
tie shown in class for steers two year
old and under three, but was not sus
tanned, as no animal was found to shoy
more than six broad permanent incis
ors
We trust that stockmen general,
and cattle exhibitors in particular will
study the accompanying illustration
carefully and make their exhibits con
form to them at future shows. Actio,
to this effect may be taken by the man
agement showing dentition departure
from standard types will not be eligibl