Gunnison news-champion., 1904-06-10
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asked v-asshor. & 81 tile castle sa-
iectcd Were alFped asa keEa aHs.er
SANITARY ciaarae far year. whesher
thc rsnae Wa9ula bac9Hle esean- he
rcpl,cd thai ~ be aplniaH = wesala.
htli aotl3n must BE- concerted and
sAaragEh
FraL NJ a. Csriyic vas then tn-
tradaocd be- had hcarl an other
rarts q she -iaia that she GunHIssln
ass iCiafiaH was ule af the large-i
aud niast enthusiastic and was glad
b prove ii So ir1n che large audience
beflr. bim. he dli ugi Ike o give
advice bai5re he iully understood
ldoll conditions lave stsak was the
-sc1uI iargC-i industry 81 the state
and growing The nrst es-outIsd ai
as Success Is Ea0d siHk That
Calaraia has amt hc had Hatlced thai
tie rauchmeu are verv ready o. u.ske
improvements. TO- tbeu discussed
different breeds bringing 1ut the
tact tha lhe Gal.Hvay aud West
Highland eafle. tua lf.ar especially.
are che uly ONES t.iaf nIll face a
-uaw Storm This - aH aivauiare
as ther eaas theu shed the water
The second ma-t important thIng is
Ead lai and E1ai care This H.
abfr. western -iaasmeu are weakest
parIauIarIy with lhelr yHung eaftlc
! la make tHe best luaIity ol beei the
animal mu-i be keHi growing all the
time lf once the muscles shrink
from starvation vuu can never build
back fHe Same faf into che TISSUES.
a,tha calves and yIarluGs thmv-
N This ram u9t be dome with dry
hav. - well as with mixture ct
r1Ws Alth1ugh r1ats are Ju water
the Juices seom ta lubucate the sto-
mach and give the animal digestive
power that 10 does not have with hay
alone The latter ruins digestion
and il like putting a baby on meat.
The quickest beef Is the best money
By ludicious rations Of roots. and al
falfa a two year old can be made To
weigh as much as the average three
year old in present markets. En-
periments with beet pulp were prov
ing very successful and the meat
was Of high grade The Gunnison
country is well adapted for raising
roots Of all kinds and in combination
with cattle raising would become a
great industry.
Prof Carlyle then took up the
horse question and stated that from
his knowledge and observation Col
orado was finely situated for raising
horses Of a certain breed. lie spoke
Of two ponies raised near Gypsum
that last fall took first and second
prizes at the great Madison Square
horse show in New York. Such
horses are worth $1,000 apiece.
Cavalry horses are in demand
Japan has ust given an order for
10000 Uncle Sam uses 2O,Oo0 a
year Cavalry and coach horses are
best raised in the mountains for
there rather than ON the lowlands
are developed the feet, bones, lungs,
heart. courage and stamina that are
necessary
The S2j.OOO secured from con
gress for horse experiments were to
used in selecting few splendid stall
lions, horses that could Jump a five
foot fence with a 2u0pound man and
run for % miles, breeding these 10
selected mares free Of charge. but
/ the government taking an option on
the offspring This was the plan
used in France, and France. which
. in ISIS had the poorest horses in
( Europe now leads the world.
/ Prof Carlyle especially invited the
stockmeu 90 attend the short course
at the college next winter 1t will
last for three weeks and viii be free
The work will consist In practical
field and barn work with all kinds
of live stock.
Mr. Grubb then spoke but cut his
remarks short as the hour was late.
BY rising vote a resolution Of
thanks was passed to the honorable
I gentlemen for their kindness in COM
ing 10 address the meeting
Resolutions were cuncurred I'm as
follows.
Resolutions
WHEEEa~. The Gunuis1u County
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