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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-23

ist. This is one OF the greatest treats
OF the program.
Sunday March l2.-2,sO p. M, Yes
per services $500 p. M, Sermon.
Monday, March 1920 p. m Lee-
ture-iecltal Readings From Some
Southern Authors" Rev Geo. f Far
rari 500 p. IA, TO be announced, ar
judgements pending.
Tuesday, March ll-2 80 p. M,
Wireless Telegraphy" and "Radium, 4"
illustrated by the finest apparatus ear
ried be any lecturer, accompanied by
multitudes OF marvellous experiments,
Prof. w. B. Patty, Chicago, H., $500
p. m, Lecture Liquid Air" one OF
the greatest discoveries OF modern
times. The most expensive lecture
knswu 20 the platform. Startling and
beautiful IN the extreme. Prof. w. B,
Patty, Chicago
A number Of other good things pend.
ing, 10 be added later
This is one OF the greatest programs
ever given Ia the South.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-23
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Take Laxative Bromu Quinine Iat-
lets Al drcPgsts refund che moRey
% &c iaiis 90 cure = ~ Groves sig.
nature is0n each box 23s.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-23
WEDNESDAY, SESSION
OF CIRCUIT COURT
Three Civil Cases Disposed Of, and
Defendants Arraigned.
JURY MADE REPoRT

-Four No-BiIIs and Five True Bills Were
Returned-JurY Working Rapidly.
Four Defendants in Criminal Cases
Arraigned, Two Pleading Guilty.
Wednesdays session Of the circuit
court convened at O'Clock, His Honor
Judge Wills presiding.
Shortly after the conyening Of the
court the grand jury came into open
court and reported four no-bills and
five true-bills, as follows.
Sam Sheppard, assault with intent
to murder; Joe Hunt, breaking and
entering with intent to commit fell
ony Chas. Walker breaking and en-
tering with intent TO commit felony I;
Oscar Hopkins, murder; Gus Mcshby.
murder
The docket was taken up, and the
following civil cases were disposed Of I:
Tatum Bank Of Savannah, Ga, rs.
T. J. Yearly, doing business as the SUI
wannee River Lumber Company, as
sumpsit Judgment for plaintiff in
the sum OF $S42.6O
Covington Company vs.. j L. Ches-
ser, assumpsit. Judgment for the
plaintiff in the sum OF $2S4.S4.
stringiellow Bros. 90. vs.. J. Ii.
Vaughn, defendant, E. Marcioni, own
er, claim bond in assumpsit. Verdict
for plaintiff against claimant in the
sum OF 500.
T. l.. Boulware vs.. j. A. Maultsby,
action on the case. Jury empanelled
and part OF testimony submitted when
court adjourned until Thursday morn
ing.
Defendants Arraigned.
During the day the following de-
PENDANTS were arrsigned
Sam Sheppard. charged with assault
with intent to murder; plea OF not
guilty.
Joe Hunt, charged with breaking
aud entering, etc. plea OF guilty, was
sentenced by the court to five years in
State prison.
Chas. Walker, charged with break
ing and entering plea OF not guilty.
VIII Smith, charged with breaking
and entering plea OF guilty, sentenced
by the court TO three years in Ssate
prison.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30
PECKA BROTHERS
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORDINANCE NO. 37o.

Granting to the Maricopa & Phoenix
 & Salt River Valley Railroad com
 pany, it's successors and assigns the
 right, privilege and authority to lav.
 construct and maintain railroad track
 and operate a railroad on and across
 certain streets in the city of Phoe-
 nix.
 The common council of the city of Phoenix do ordatn as follows:
 Section l. That the MaricODa &- Phoenix Gs Salt River VaIle-- Railroad company. a corporation, it's successors and assigns be and are hereby grant ed authority to lay. construct and maintain and operate railroad tracks over the streets in the said city of Phoenix as are named in the following description Of the center line of said proposed tracks.
 First. Beginning at q point in the center line of the main line track of the Maricopa &s Phoenix X Salt River Valley railroad 14 6-1O ft) fourteen and six-tenths feet east of the east line of Seventh Gth) street and two hum dred and thirty-nine and seventy five one hundredths feet (239-75-100 ft) south of the south line of that DOT ton of Jackson street east of Seventh street; "
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30
PERSONAL MENTION

C. NJ sSpangler and family are mov- ing into the Cain house.
 Price Browns baby was very rnrcr improved yesterday and no anxia-z whatever is felt regarding its colGi- tion.
 O. L. StandaEe and Walter Wilbur drove to Phoenix yesterday afternoon.
 Bert Dickinson returned from Roosevelt yesterday, where he has been for a little over Q year.
 Thos- D. Miner and wife returned yesterday morning from an extended eastern trip. They are teachers .at the Salt River Indian reservation uar.l.- east of here.
 Byron Redden and Mrs. Irl Savior are both threatened with fever.
 A car of lumber was received yes terday over the Santa Fe for the new normal building.
 Geo. Compton of Mesa was here yes terday
 R. B. Savage was a visitor in Phoe- nix yesterday between trains.
 Finch's buss will be discontinued for the next month, commencing today.
 James Goodwin and party from Mesa and Phoenix returned yesterday from mining trip to Superior.
 Arthur kEoop of Kausas City. r-- gently froTl Phoenix. has accepted position with Hyder Bros
 Our store will be closed for vaca- tion during month of August TT. R Jones. jeweler and optician. establish cd 1891
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30
SOUTH SIDE NEWS TEmPE-Frank ". Grfen POmeroy BrOs-MESA

POmerOy BrOs.-MES SL

Shed" by Bertrande Hendrix: -.sIy ] Country by Mildred Murphy. Doro- thy Johnston and Helen Johnston; v1- ] cal selection. Mrs. Daggs. AIissez Hough, Elome and Grinen: recita -ion.
 "The Young Seamstress~ Marjorie 1 Walker; mandolin selection. Misses Schmidt and HougE. accompanied by Mrs. Woods; recitation. "A CEud's ! Dream of a Star" by Letha H5ck-tr. ! and a vocal solo by Prof. Johnston. I The second part of the program consisted of a farce. How Mrs. Gas kell Did Not Hire a Cook" The char acters were: Mrs. Gaslzeu. Mrs. LOngley; Mrs. Langton. Irma Schmidt:
 Miss Susan Bighead. Helen BIome: An Ling, Frank Empey; Miss Perkins. Olive Griffen; Bridget O'FlauniEal.
 Mary HouEh; Maud Angelina SuIgEiu- son, Mildred Eichenberger.
 All who participated in the program are deserving of much credit for l-s success, for all have worked hard in the preparation and have sacrificed time and pleasure in practice. Partlc-
 ular credit is due Frank Empev for
 in addition to the loss of time in prae-
 tice he underwent the loss of am uu- usually handsome mustache of which
 he was justly proud and in the cslI-
 tivation of which he had spent Sev- eraI months. It was sacrificed To the good of the cause for to successfully
 carry out the character he represent
 ed. that of An Ling. the Chiuaman. lac must needs have a smooth face for a
 Chinaman with such a facial adoru- ment as Nr- Empey possessed would
 be rare sight indeed. The farce was given under the direction of Mrs. Longley. who took a prominent part in it and who has attended to au the preparation and practicing. T. was entirely successful and speaks we'll flr her ability as well as that of the olE- CTS who participated.
 At the conclusion or the program ice cream and cake was served and a so- ciaI hour enjoyed.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30

WANTED-To buy brick house. Close in. Must be cheap for cash. SIP E. Van Buren.
 STOCK companies incorporated. If you have stocks or bonds for sale offer them through me to investors. George M. Kellogg, broker, 345 Eli colt square, Buffalo. CLOTHING or delicacies for the poor and sick can be left at the rooms of the WOmen's Christian Temperance Union, corner of Monroe and Central Ave. They will be carefully distrib- uted. Those in need please call. MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS, experi- enced card reader, tells past, present and future. Ladies, 25c; gentlemen, 50 cents. 223 Buchanan St, corner of Third St.
 WANTED-At once household furni- ture for cash or will sell on commis- sion. Hammond Auction House, 23 s. First avenue. Phone Red 411 or Res. Black C1.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30
EnIA EELL

Rain f-I lHr aHs-- ". @ r=r-r Saturday mH-5-- N.-- -H --= dust iz nicely ~..-E- --sT Inuuc men a-a .-1IH-- .. ' - thet the rain may a- ...r-- t~ -E-- mountains ur-. rr.E t...e. s-= =c= ping.
 \ telegram -ra. fs v.-'- ~-- z77 ing -Ha csr-aIr-r r... Fs e arrived -u rl-.a-H tn -- tfru and vare ~e..- . makes them -rr-- l-E
 season seems rr H. - able and meanwhile r.- te ~ ship three cars per 'r..
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30
2 MOUNTAIN TRIP-

Arnold Rocllway, Mrs. Henry san dog and children and Miss Matte CorbeI will leave this morning oa a mountain trip of six weeks duration. They will go from here direct ro Roosevelt over the new road and from there on to Baker Mountain. where the remainder of the time will be spent. This latter place is co1sid- cred one Of the most delightful camp ing places in the territory and the-z are now a number of Tempe people in it's vicinity.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30

 ity. cau-es vl-h l a H-~zs> VIII long be re-a--r---.r f. ' ere -'i -l'lst-e enough .H ..= z------ that occasion
 ---- c'al5 any began -H--.z= -i-- ana From that -.r.- .. rH .---
 was e=- -- or --i-t Ing .-s ---@ "'-.~ -~ rH r..r '-- Pleasant Glt- .- gathering --r .- a..
 -.--i Hundreds ..-. .aH der hE the --
 school hymn. --- --.-... ....- TOUT He-r-- A r-. r vas asked uy E.r.- ---o-. r- " E#-. .. ... -h 1,5.-"- "- rr# ..t- .r --.-H Hs-----.
 ..H... Johnson .- .s -. .~s -- --- York --ilzo-1 -a f>-- -I- T...-- a- il'-- .-Nra - rH.--....
 .. " N".. .r ee--z- years .t age Ee had --.--.s .-- =-5-- promulgated ar g. - r 5r ..."-- and @ ms death rH~-.H.r -.. -- prophet SD closely l- rr. r.-- -r
  -a'-.- suffered r-. ..-- -- -E- wohh.-E- H- lr.-. wards in -r-r #r I-... '- me l-r-- captains .. -r pushed westward .H I'm. came -' tle west tn r.F. .r --e '' -.' missions ." lH-.e one ." Canada Tn res. -r .- e. .H Sandwich I=rar.-- --..- ..- Ills r1r-s 6al-g -lr-a --.--a I' and E" was r.-e--H..--
 -
 Ha "-FS a-suH- his r-..T-Hzr sous possibly rre largest .----- am. -." --.. -aI S-'iE rHr largest even ~
 President '- E. Flake. -z -.-g-. Interesting rH----l-...- . rs-z-=---- ''-'.~".S .f-- which r .---ra -----w1-ar with rr-- ..- -... .-s------ rz declared that --- moral. E - i-tE HS H-. as .-.-. - er=s e.z-- '-'.TE "t -iH".. E r- a --H.ea- ton uf rEa .-...- r.--- upon I-- r"a-.1r .- -ez----s which had lr -E- a.-- r... ot some H+ -.- 1-"-rr.- r
 Mrs Ann Fa.rr-.. am. Morris also aifr---.E -.. on t15 scenes -r -Ha r--- p1ssea
 JNe.e E-U-. was r... t'r am h1-r T- -a.----.r .f. SC-uer of rr= past T.... ... testimony n. rl.a rs- .-r .r- r.. Smith. and --. e-..- -.. -.. #- augurgtaI.
 There va- -ar---.--- .-- appearance .. - . be stood -H--- -..-sr- terms re~-iuHH.-s ". --. --.r Sla-N there ." ".-r - Was S" W-.l acquainted - Harttculll- l- -n E.= ."rr H .ieii S children " . this Ii-E- ue r". last ..... ...r testimony a#. .H '. - scenes or tE- mast. aar r..-- e-= s-s-= UoHE f0 -Hr divinity .f ..- 1--z-=z.=- eE Joseph Su5-E agI -. -r.e .- zt-=a there were f-- rH Err er-s uEa hearing Ea .I-T -.... rr1E ca Er day when -l-- l.. r.... ---r they could -.- sHr H. .H me 7f those truths .r.-- sre c'U>io- n[ E-- -as. a present and r'- Were ..-ar filed by and lsH.f a .-z -u- for Uncle E.l They staUGiu- fr f-..- I'D. .-H. .H. r= down -Ea h-a~-. .E ...re. -Gal- heads. The .Z.-.e. long into -E- u-.-. .-.. .# terwtsSfoH from ~s-.-..ra made hv J-rHH--a - ~.ther with 9 Talk .-r..- f Eros co.
 In the evening che rea---=l - number of pieces Ice --#-.a. --=== ade- cauta' 1uE.~ a-I rre z--E= ed duru- -le day -1 a- r--az lEl the day was voted t. n. r Er rleasau-aSr at homes .s.- erl==r- tu N--a-
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30
Lest ana Bound

LOST-Yellow dog. large black eyes, bushy tai. Reward return. Cottage hotel.
 LOST-In Bennett place or Fillmore between Fifth avenue and N. Sixth St. bunch of keys; l.. H. Kennedy. Aberdeen. $. D.. on metal tag. Please return to Republican office. Reward. LOST bay mare, about 4 years old, weighing about 900 pounds. branded K " on left hind quarter. Finder will get $5.OO reward by returning same to PA F. Washington St, Phoe- nix, Ariz
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30

ENERGETIC WORKERS - Every where to distribute circulars, sam pies and advertising matter. Good pay; no canvassing. Cooperative Advertising Co., New York. CANVASSERS-To sell the wonderful La Bastie,' non -breakable gIess lamp chimney; Throw them. on the floor and they won't break" guar anteed perfect; practical; no fake; sells on sight; 1O0 per cent profit: exclusive territory; sample free to agents; write today to Economy Lamp Chimney Co.,, Philadelphia Pa. WANTED-Men to distribute samples tack signs; $3 daily; no canvass ing Continental Distributing Ser vice, Chicago.
 WANTED Salesman. Big money to first class man. Address Hancock ls CO, Phoenix, Gen. Del.
 TINNER wanted. Cosart Plumbing Co.,, \. First avenue.
 WANTED-Energetf trustWortbZ- man OF woman to work in Arizona. representing large manufacturing company. Salary $40 to $9O per month, paid weekly, expenses ad- vanced. Address with stamp. J. IT, Moore, Phoenix, AUiz.
 BOYS AND GIRLS wanted fn every locality to take subscriptions for Adams Magazine Ca whole year for 10 cents) The best and cheapest monthly home magazine in the world. Liberal commission to solicitors. Send postal for free outfit Adams Ma gazine. 131 w. I24th St. N Y. City. WANTED-4O teams to work on Ap- prOpriators canal Apply to Gold berg Bros O. D. C. Mcdonald at Grant Bros. camp, south of Indian school.
 WANTED rockmen. 15 rock fore m4n on Granite Pass Summit, A. x C. Ky. for railroad work Grant Bros. Apply to Goldberg Bros. Co. LOST-On Center street. between Heard's and Osborn school, gold trimmed glasses in case. Reward. Leave at Republican office.
 WANTED farm hand, one who un- derstands irrigation and care of live stock; must be married; wife to keep house and cook; good permanent po- sitiOn. For further particulars ad- dress Henry Warren, Holbrook. Ariz. WANTED-Man at Model dairy, Tenn pc r. A. Clark. Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30
CANALS FILL

The recent storms while adding lit tie to the comfort Of living here ln the valley, have added to the size of Salt river and for the past twenty four hours the Tempe canal has been running a good head. in all about ls.- eco inches Yesterday morning trere Was some rain and occasional showers until noon but none of them amounted to anything and the whole combined sufficed to barely lay the dust.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30
MESA
A SUCCESSFUL AT HOME.

"UncIe Benj." Johnson. as he is low ingly called by the citizens of GIesl had an at home at his residence for all Of his friends and neighbors who de- sired to call The occasion was his eighty-seventh birthday, and during the entire day and extending far into the night he received his friends and gave them his kindly hand grasp and
 God bless you" and somehow the hearty hand shake and God bless you of this patriarch in years and poster
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30
AN EVENING PARTY.

Miss Meda Dickinson pleasantly en- tertained a large number or her friends Friday evening at the Gaze residence. The lawn had been bril- liantly lighted for the occasion and the guests were entertained there dur ing the evening with games and uu- sic DeliShtful refreshments were served and it was late hour befora the Gaiety of the evening came to a. close.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30
A FINE sAwPLE or rrutF.

Th. collection H- 'I.e . ---a lE the office nE Faw-r.r r-. f'a asr been aUGU-eu-aI l. a uIeS from -.a e-.ra-T .. t s in Mesa The apples aH-r as those af --s same s.-.H country and arer-..-- n. rEr. the v-n-Ir--
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30

Justice Nelson had one case before him yesterday. that of Roques NIuutfi1. who had offended the dignity of the law by engaging in a fight in East Tempe. He pleaded guilty as charged and was lined five dollars. which amount was paid by his employer and he was discharged.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30
oEE - EELr.r

r-efcht and turned .H. the bridge The n.I -. --=-= and a number ar f... r=E a good rel- soon G..T f. ... H#ar
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30
l LIVE v LIFE.

I strive to keep me in the sun;
 I pick no quarrel with the years Nor with the fates-not even the one That holds the shears. l take occasion by the hand;
 I'm not too nice 'tvixt weed and
 flower; I do not stay to understand;
 l take mine hour. The time is short enough at best l push right onV ard while l may; l open to the winds my breast
 And walk the way. A kind heart greets me heIe and there; I hide from it nay doubts and fears. I trudge and say: The path is fair Along the year. John Vance Cheney 3n the Inde- pendent.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30

FOR RENT-Furnished and unrur- nished houses; all sizes, kinds and prices; also, houses, lots and ranches for sale. w. k. James, 37 North Center St. THE ALAMO-For cool rooms Rear of pOstOFice.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30
TEMPE
PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT.
Given by the Young People of She
 Congregational Church.

A very pleasant and interesting en- tertainment was given by the young people of the Congregational church Friday evening assisted by a few Of the older members. The attendance on account of the threatening weather was not large-nOt nearly so large as the excellence of the program merited but the audience. though small. was very appreciative and at every oppor- tunity gave liberal applause. The first part of the evenings entertain mem consisted of an organ voluntary; a dialogue Little Children Of the East" by Dorothy L.--, -, Lydia Fu and Marion Lon-ley; a recitation. Sunday School Talk in the Horse
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30
Roa0 l.as4Er -.

It i- reported .- 2E--r rF.s- ,s the raaGgsy- r.rrH.- r--a-s canyon and -ra S-. Es--- r ~ washed ava. r- .rs Friday S-a--= can -- teams c.1ur- E.. -l- ed. The road # De- ing ur --a r.r...a Hr ....-
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30
VISITED MESA

NIr- and Nr~. E. ?. 1 ar T-zH were iu Mesa H--l.lal .... ...--Hr-.. E --ar home rr --I-r... l.. r.-H-
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30

IF IN NEED of a new hat call a- Mrs. LeebHcks and select ole from the new stock just rec eived.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30
s. G. ROGERS, LIVE STOCK AUCUONEER
 Office with John T. Dunlap Phone Sub. "A I9 s. FIRST AVE
SALE:

room brick and frame, close in. on E. Adams St, $1GOO. room house with basement under aIl half acre lot with plenty of shade and ornamental trees. fruit trees and grape vines. and all that goes to make pleasant home, $3500. f room house and screen kitch- en, shade trees and shrubbcry. good fence around lot, SG50 Furnished house and lots on g. Seventh ave, with good fence good well and other inn proVements, S95O- z room house in Bennett addition with 125 feet front age and all modern Improvements, $375O. 7 room house in Churchill ad- dition with bath, shade trees, fenced and good stable. All for $25O0. Broom frame and two lots, good shade, etc, S1OOO.
 TOR RENT-LodEinG house close in with 20 rooms. Furnished house of s rooms, screen porches and large front porches close in on \. First ave. Small houses for rent and for sale in all parts of the city.
 DE~E A
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30
Situations Wanted

WORK WANTED-By young man of good habits. Can do anything from bookkeeping 10 taking care of horses. Address Q. IT.. this office. WANTED-By sober, reliable young married man, any kind of honest work paying living wages. Good driver and well acquainted with city. Address c x. Republican. Situation by young man. Clerical work preferred. Good char acter and steady habits. Address O l.. this office.
 A WOMAN wants a place to do cook ing or housework. Box S4, Tempe, Arizona.
 WANTED SEWING-Shirt waist suits, S250; children's sewing a speciality. 361 N. First avenue. COMPETENT stenographer and book keeper in good health, with several years experience in legal, bank and general office work, desires position. Address P. O. Box i. Phoenix, Ariz. WANTED-Work of any kind by trust worthy young man. Address II F, this office.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30
Miscellaneous Warrs

I WANT four good milk cows. want to rent from owner. D. Donovan, R. F. D. No. l. Phoenix ALL KINDS of electrical work solicit ed. Frank L. Frost, 1257 E. Monroe St. Tel Red 1901.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30
Personal

widow. wealthy. wants, immediately, kind husband to take charge of her business af- fairs. Address Jessie Ferguson 1l Washington Street, Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30

FOR RENT-One of the best located cottages at Iron Springs. Apply to J. A. Marshall.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30
ONE OFFENDER

New prices on suIky rakes. 4. II & '. Co.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30
For Sale


 SPECIAL AUCTION-Wedn at 30 D. m. MT. John c. Eckcl will sell at Hammond Auction Sales Room, % South 1st Ave: Ona six year driving horse. by Tobasco: weight, 1900 pounds; large Durham COW from the Dom herd; One-hOrse farm wagon, with top and bows; single express harness. wheel barrow steel framed grindstone. cultivator. tools. household furniture consisting of two chiffOniers. combination par Tor desk and bookcase. pictures lamps, rockers. chairs. dining table and chairs, high chair. two iron beds, springs, mattresses, canvas and spring cots, No. ? Vandergrift washing machine, Moore's steel range cost S55, new, used but a short time. utensils, dishes, etc, Den pure Ply mouth Rock fowls. Goods all from healthy people, and in good condf- tion. Cool room. Plenty of ice water.
 HAMMOND. AuctiOneer.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30

NIrz. John r. UaE.- l-te-~ morning for ana eastern --.H Chicago and New Nar- and will therefore be closed u"I- turn about Sept I5- N-il. ga York she Will take a course .l a-t-- bury's school of derUa-u-H-l-
 Bi- flour sale now on- Mckee
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30
- A-lzr.a--L. - -

C. C- e. Cool ea-s.-a'. -a-aai
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30

Our store will be closed for vaca- tion during month of August. TT. E- Jones. jeweler and optician. establish cd 1891
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30
HelR Wanted

ENERGETIC WORKERS - F2TeTT- where to distribute circulars. sam pies and advertising matter. Good pay; no canvassing. Cooperative Advertising Co. New York.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-30

Attest: FRANK THOMl
 Recorder.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-01
Packing Honse Talk.

There is a big market here for
hog product and a packing house can
only be run in Eastern Oregon with
a plentiful supply of hogs" said r.
ID. Carter yesterday while discuss
ing the packing house project for
Baker City.
We are paying today one cent
higher than the Chicago market for
hoes but cannot get enough local
animals to keep us busy in a small
way to say nothing about supply
for anything like large packing
house. There are two packing houses
at Portland and packing houses at Sc
atle and Tacoma, yet they must ship
hogs from Nebraska. Tie farmers
around this part of the country have
always said there was more money in
selling their grain than in raising
hogs.
81 am heartily in favor of the move
ment to raise sufficient quantities of
alfalfa for hog feed and believe It
can be done cheaply and without
much irrigation, IL an alfalfa will
make cheap as well as a first-class
feed for hogs and IL 1t is used sue
oessfully in Nebraska where there is
plenty Cf cheap corn for hogs it GER
tainly can be used here. Give us
plenty of hogs and we will put up
packing house quick enough. 1t Is
impossible to run packing house on
beef alone. There is not enough de-
mand for beef by-products to make
the business pay and we can only
supply the local market on fresh
beef because beef is driven on the
hoof to the butchers in all the neigh
boring towns where It is killed on the
spot for local consumption"
Baker City wants packing house
and will probably get one some time.
II the ranchers and stockmen here
realize the Importance and profit In
hog raising as do the farmers who
have. just come here from the east
and already planted their alfalfa
fields there would be a packing house
built this year.-Baker City Demo-
crsf.