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The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-02-14
Disposing of Dead Animals.
Iredell Co., N. G.

We have this query: "Has any one the right to
throw dead pigs into a stream, on his own land,
SO that they may wash down on my land q
He certainly has no moral right to do so, 9ud
most States have a strict law prohibiting such
practice, under penalty of being found guilty of
a misdemeanor, and fine or IMPRISONMENT follow
ing. In the case of animals known to have died
of contagious disease the penalty is usually
greater than for other dead animals, as it should
be. Some States have laws forbidding any per-
son to kill any diseased animal and feed the flesh
to swine, or feed to swine any animal that has
died from any cause. In the vicinity of cities, it
is nothing unusual for men to buy Worn-out AMI
mails and use them as poultry or pig feed, and
while there may be no danger in such practice
where no contagious disease exists in the animal.
it is a practice that is not to be recommended,
and really should be prohibited by law.
As The Voice has said before, all dead animals
or poultry should be burned, but if this is not
possible, bury them at least three feet deep and
before throwing back the earth, use at least q
peck of quicklime over the carcass of a pig, half
a bushel to a 200 pound hog, or a bushel over a
horse or COW. Then ELI up the hole and tramp it
down well, with a gallon of lime on top to dis
courage dogs from digging the carcass. out. We
would go to extra pains and trouble, to burn any
animal dead of CHAMBERS, hog cholera, anthrax or
blackleg, believing that the only correct means OF
d~isposing of such carcasses.-Farmer Voice.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-02-14
DURoc JERSEY o
The Breed and Its History Set Forth at Length.

Messrs. Editors II: note In The Progressive
Farmer and Cotton Plant for January 18th an
inquiry from Mr.. J. L. MINIS about the Red Jer-
sey hog, and an excellent answer by DIR. TAFT
Butler of the Department of Agriculture.
As he says, the modern breed now known as
Duroc Jersey is purely an American product and
idea coined out within itself from the use of three
not remotely distinct bloods within the last fifty
years. Within the last twenty-five years, and
especially ten years, the points of excellence aim
ed at by the scientific breeders of the Duroc
Jersey blood have become so strongly apparent
and firmly established as to give them a fixed
place in the front rank of thoroughbred hogs the
world over as tested by the great exhibit at St.
Louis Worlds Fair last October; their blood there
being traced through fourteen volumes of registry
books of the American Duroc Jersey Swine Breed
ers' Association and now numbering up to about
thirty thousand pure Duroc Jersey pedigree
hogs. Their color being a dark or deep cherry
red-without a sign of white or black spot
adapts them well to the Southern as well as the
Northern climate, and renders them almost proof
against mango.
For the benefit of your readers who may be in
terested, I will give the detailed description or
points of excellence.
Head and face-head small in proportion to
size of body; wide between eyes; face nicely but
not extremely dished (about half way between
Poland China and Berkshire) and tapering well
down the nose, with surface smooth and even.
Eyes-lively, bright and prominent.
Ears-medium, moderately thin and soft, point
ing forward and downward, and slightly outward,
carrying a slight curve and attached to head
neatly.
Neck-short, thick and very deep, slightly arch
ing.
Jowl-broad, full and. neat, carrying fulness
back to point of shoulders, and on line with
Shoulders-moderately broad, very deep and
full, and not extending above line of back, but
carrying thickness well down..
Chest-very deep and large, filing full behind
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-02-14
shoulders and lreaat-bone extending well forward

shoulders and breast-bone extending well forward
so as to be readily seen.
Back and loin-medium in breadth, straight
and slightly arching, carrying even width from
shoulders to ham, and surface even and smooth.
Sides and ribs-sides very deep, medium in
length, level between shoulders and hams and
carrying out full down to line of belly; ribs long
and strong and sprung in proportion to width Of
shoulders and hams.
Belly and fank-straight and full, carrying out
full to line of sides; flank we'll down to lower
line Of sides; full out but not fabby.
Hams and rump-hams broad and full and well
down to hook; buttocks full and come down near
ly to and fill full between hooks; rumps should have
a rounding slope from loin to root of tail; same
width as back and we'll filled out around tail.
Legs and feet-medium in size and length,
straight, nicely tapering, wide apart and well
set upon the body, pasterns short and strong; feet
short and tough.
Tail-medium large at base and nicely tapering
and rather bushy at point.
Coat-moderately thick and fine; straight,
smooth and covering the body well.
Color-cherry red, without other spots or adj
mixtures.
Size-large for age and condition: -boars two
years and over may weigh 500 to 600 pounds;
sows same age and condition. 400 to 500 pounds;
bears eighteen months, 400 to 500 pounds; bears
twelve months, 800 to 400 pounds; sows, 200 to-
800 pounds; and bears and sows SIX months of
age may weigh 1875 to 200 pounds. These weights
are for animals in good high show condition.
Action and style-action vigorous and animate
ed; style, free and easy.
Conditions-healthy, skin free from any scurf.
scales, sores or mango, and flesh evenly laid over
the entire body and free from humps.
Disposition-very quiet and gentle; easily
handled or driven.
Any one may see in examining these points
what excellence the American breeders of 1uroc
Jerseys are striving for, and. in fact, have az
ready attained.
They do not need to import anything, not even
brains, to enable them to reach the highest staad-
ard of pork excellence that is attained by any
swine breeders in the world.
SAMUEL ARCHIt,
IredeQ CO.. N. G..
The Imperial press., 1905-09-02
| ATE SOCIALIST CANDIDATE
 FOR SUPERVISOR.
THREE JURORS CURED
Of Cholera r1Orbus With One Small Bottle of Chamberlain CaIic,
 Cholera & DiarrhOea Remedy

MT. G. w. Fowler of HightoWer, Ala, relates an experience he had while serv- ing on petit jury i'll murder case at Edwardsvile, county seat of Clebourne county, Alabama. He says: "While there I ate some fresh meat and some souse meat and it gave me cholera mor- bus in very severe form. was never more sick in my life and sent to the drug store for certain cholera mix ture, but the druggist sent me bottle of Cham mberlain's s Colic, Cholera and Diar- rhoea Remedy instead, saying that he had what | sent for, but that this meli- cine was so much better Ire would rather send it to me in the fix I was in. I took one dose of 1t and was better im five minutes. The second dose cured me entirely. Two fellow jurors were afflicted in the same manner and one twenty-five cent bottle cured the three of us." For sale by all dealers.
The Imperial press., 1905-09-02

Notice Is hereby given to, the electors of EaSasid& School District, iTl the County of San Diego, sd State of California that in accord anSaw witla the provisions of the Political Code of the State of CalltOcnia set forth in Section 1880, tO and including Section 1889 of said Code aur sleCtEsn will be head'On the Dth day of Sept A. D. 19G6~ al School House nI said Eastside School district, at wa AiCh time Wln be sIubnltted tO,the electors of said District the amestiOn of issuing bonds of tlne Distnict and SeILine the same; fEa5 thS purpose of raiSiUsg money foe pur- chasing sShool 1ebs> fou building or puuGhastnq onRof nnssS- S-schOOl houses in SuGin DiStriG+ for iIrSuriug ahe same, nor supplying the Sa SanIeWith flInnituTf and necessary apparatus for ina prov irler the grounds, for any all of said pur- poses, aud for liqFEidating any indebhedHn ess Ialneady Incurred fOE said purposes. The polls will be, opened a nd uhReieChiOa held ah the School House in EastSide School Dis tHiCt on dae 10th day of SeptenIbe 190 and the polls zxil1 be open from 2 o'clock p m until sundDKn SS said dEHE-
 c. H. Ecizert will act asp julaseOf said election, and A. c. FergusOa will act as judge of said eectign and Josiah EhrOoP will act as Trspec- DOT at said electiom-
 The amount of tOuds- to, s6- issued is sixteen hundusd l 6OeO0 dollars, Of the de4iOnl hnatIO+n of fOxr lhandred dOlanS each. and to, bear i'm teresa at the rate of per cent per annmm.
 Sa 5H bonds 10 bR naUmbereG raIVefV to fn1cfasively, and are to' nratEn fO1lOxS tO-wft:
 No n to mature years from dzBte. No. 2 to mature years fgDnr date. No-3 to mature years fEOur dane. No. 4 to mature 9yearS from date
 Said election wflf be held in COTTfOTTnity with the provisions Of the P016tieaf Code of California gOverming such electfOns.
 J. S. BRI DENSTETE \ k-va., s .s.,
 FRED XA UGGS SslSa|seSs m nsItrSs ''7
 Dated Jnne 2O. 1908. ang 1-Sept 10
The Imperial press., 1905-09-02
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Notice is hereby given that the under siesued citizen of the United States is in possession of of the tract of land described as the SWM of E, $. B. M., according to- the survey made Ell 1900 by the Imperial Laard Company and commonry called the Imperial survey. hereby certify tn at I have been in possession of said Iand since Aug. 1, 1905, and that there is no adverse claim or possession to said land Tn opposition to- nrfue also certify ttattie num bers properly deserilb- ing said lands m the Untef States records have. been used by other people and applied to other lands two miles east of the lands nccupied by me. And further certify that it is my bona 6de intention to' egter said above-descrTbed lands under the desert land act as soon as the, new survey of these Fands provided for by the, Act of Congress dated July I, 1902, Staautes at Large Vol. B, part I. page 728, sha1r be eom- p1eted ana the correct nrap of tfTe:e lands filed in the U. $. Land Office at Los Angeles. Cal.
 Sfgned, R. C. STARNER. Witness: J. H. HUFF.
 Imperial, Cal, August 2e, 1908.
The Imperial press., 1905-09-02
DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of tts. Interior, United States, Land
 Office, Los, Angeles, CaA- Augusa II, 19O5. Notice is hereby given than Louis Salzgeber, of TrOpicO, Call, has filed notice o5 In tenton uG make proof his desert-Nh nd cla us No 1454 fe1 the EH of S{E1l44s Sec. o. Twp. 15S, RISE, S. B. M., before Reg lster and Receiver at Los Angeles, Cal, om Monday the rsSn day of Septem Der. 19o5..
 He mes the following witnesses to. proHs tEe complete irrtgatiOn and neClanst7iOn of saGn Tamd:
 }. H. B1odgedt, of Ho1dxil1e, CaIl; William Bauman, of Hsftvi11e, CiBA;: Edwin Mead, of R.1tvi11e, Ca1!; :: Dewitt Coe, of Ho41vil1e, Cal.
 A.J. CROOKSHANk, Register. aug 19-sept Is,
The Imperial press., 1905-09-02

Notice is hereby given that at a special meeting of the Board of Direct ors, held on the llth day of August, 1905, an assessment of fifty cents per share was levied upon the subscribed capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately to Irving P. Sill,man, the Secretary of sail company, at it's office in the Alamo Hotel Building, Holtville, California.
 Any stock upon which this assess men slpsll reMsin unpaid on Tuesday, the 19tlp day of September, 1905, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold at the office of the company at Holtvilfe, California, on Wednesday, the 11th day of Octo Der, 1905. to pay the de45nauent assessment, together wish cost of advertising and expenses of sale.
 By order of the Board of Directors.
 IRv1nNB P. SULHJMAN, Secretary.
 aug 26-sept 16,
The Imperial press., 1905-09-02
ICon1mu unicated]

EDITOR PRESS:
 The aspersion sought to be cast on the Socialist party by late candidate of the Democracy in last weeks Standard, l feel should not be passed over in silence. The Socialist party, composed of the workingmen, is more fortunate than the moribund and decaying Democracy, in that it does not nominate men for office whose drunkenness and vile conduct force their withdrawal from the field. Incidentally I wish to say that am not now nor ever have been engaged in the "Blind Pig' business, the Imperial Standard to the contrary notwithstand- ing.
 Respectfully,
 LATE SOCIALIST CANDIDATE
 FOR SUPERVISOR.
The Imperial press., 1905-09-02
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
DESERT LAND. FINAL JROOF- NOTICE FOB PUBL lCAIION.

Department of the Interior, United States Land
 Office, Los Angeles, Cal, August r, 1905. Notice is hereby given that JOHN R. RAVENS, of Silsbee, Cal, assignee of James F. Jackson, has filed notice of intention to make proof on his desert-1and claim No. 1615. for the E12 of NW14, Sec. 2. Twp. 16 $. R 15 E, $. B. M., before Register and Receiver at Los Angeles, Cal, Monday, the Eth day of october 1905.
 He names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation of said land:
 Oren N. Miller, of Imperial. Cal; F. G. Ravens. of Imperial, Cal; James r. Jackson, of Riverside, Cal; John A. Jackson. of Silsbee. Cal.
 A.J. CROOKSHANK, Register. sept 2-3O
The Imperial press., 1905-09-02
Cured of Lame Back After Fifteen
 Years of Suffering

''I had been troubled with lame back for fifteen years and found a complete recovery in the use of Chamberlain's Pain Balm" says John G. Bisher, Gill lam, Ind. This liniment is also with out an equal for sprains and bruises. For sale by all dealers.
The Imperial press., 1905-09-02
DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
aug 26-sept 16,

Department of t&De Interiorr United States Land
 Office, Los, Angeles, Call, July {, 1908. Notice is tlereay givep that BOMER R. BALCOM, of Saata Ana, Gal, has, filed notice of intention to make proof His desert Iapd claim NO zZl5, for tlBe WIZ, Sec. 5. Twp. 16 $, K IA E, S, RM., befose- Regis1sr and Re- eeiver at Los Angeles. Gall, Wednesday,, uhe 18th day of September, 1908.
 He names the Following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and ueclamariow of said Sawd:
 Bay1es G. BalCom,, of Ful1ertOn, Gail; R. RI. English, of Santsa Ana, Caa; Geo. Kwnkle,, of 1Ruperial, Ca1.;: B- MI Kinlrs;. of TnEeT5al, Cal
 A. Il. H.GROOKS#A NIX, RegIster. aug 5-sept2
The Imperial press., 1905-09-02
SUMMONS
In the Justice Court of HOltvi1Ie Towushir County of Sam Diego, State of California.
 l. P. SULLIVAN, Justice.
 C. M. Tyner, Plaintiff.


 G. F.. POZZOta. Defendant. .
 The people of the state of California send erect,
 ing 50 G. E. POzzOta, Defendant
 YOn are hereby directed to appear in an action bFOpght against you by the a bOve-uan1ed plaintiff i'll the Justices Court of HoltviIIe Township, San Diego County. State of Califor- mia, and to answer before the Justice af his office in the Alamo hotel building Tn rhe town of Holtville. In said township. the c0mpIairt filed thereIn- within five days teKcIRsfve of The day of service after the service on yOu of t1,is summOnS, if served within the tOUuShfn ;r which this action is brOu@hr; or. If served or+ of said township but within said Counfv UyTrT,ir ten days, within twenty days If served eIss where. And yon hereby notified that rHless you SOappear and answer said conrDloint as above required, said plaintiff wlfI carss y0Hr default to be entered and take iudcrme1t for any money or damages demanded I'm tt,s com pIaint, arising upOn contract, or will apply 10 the C0uTt for the relief dema udpd in com p1aint tOgetIrer with the costs of shit Given under my hand this 10th day of JuTv r90S T. p. STLLTMAN
 Justice of tile Peace of HOitvi1Ie TOwuSFir GouHty of San Diego, State of California. Virginia Dixon, H0Ttville. Cal
 Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Imperial press., 1905-09-02
Notice of Assessment
sept 2-3O

IMPERIAL WATER COMPANY No. 5, LOCA- TION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS, HoLTyILLE, CALIFORNIA.
The Imperial press., 1905-09-02
SCHOOL BOND ELECTION NOTICE

Sept. Zoct 2S
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