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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21
|fAvORS Bill ,
UNANlNO|
House Committee Womb .
100000. Y
'assase of Measure NJ.
Major Langatr, s s.'' v
move All Existing p Da'''
mn''s'se--Amendnss0s,,' s s'' \
Out by Rules. '' WY

comn aiitut,ns sn Apr, April "A. II
70, voted d., unanimously sly s u i, aaAs |
t tine Dlll .aIppropriatinss' ,a s1'a ~
the mouth of the c 1ollva = vi
the report. "a' olreelsi II
This action was t.... |
La Lansfitt had submitted sst - 1 ~
tee 7 his charts and drsvi % l4a
IN these dispatches ' vs.I' n
showing made was % si 5s,'s'aq |
vince VI every member Of d''s tss II
o. ;an Inc ne. advisability Of imn ,as " |
ing ms appropriation. 1 TSs Y
1 reported the Jones bill, s sas y
1 resl IN every respect ' sits 4
a nulton'a bill that passed I'' 4,
several weeks ago, bsssus y
a bers believed apur yass
., originate in thu ' S'
sue mouse .,s passes the Jos Ds'' 4
Sc will readily pass it 1' ia'.
n;a 10 Identical with the Fulton t,''s \
Vlou o., passed by that bod '''
=, There re, is every reason to hi.
bill will soon pass the b ~ s'.
port will be printed imm Ysq1
! Tome time today Mr.. F'' Is'
'I Jones will call on The nv.
yet him to agree to jst MI r.
allied up for consideration ~, y
Mr.. Jones believes be will - ~
o call the bill up under ,u,'.'.
ne rules al on Monday. Iihs =,
le Will successfully shut off I'll
nents and probably secnn /
'asaage of the bill. II The I'M /
'rought up Monday, Mr., lm s
SIX unanimous consent for t, ' !,
!, tlon at an early date. In th i j.
be bill will not be sui jest Il !
1ents.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21


London, April 14.-The c0rinl
ent at Vienna of the Morn's
sends the following: "Belgfau'
grams give official denial 10 'p'
ment that King Peter INTENDS " =.
cate. The denial does not c0u''
the general belief that a sei'oua
Wan crisis is brewing. Ap'"l1
named as the date on which W. :,
will be dethroned and expel's0 : !,
he abdicates beforehand. ~ !,
party is reported to have been y !,
against King Peter and in favor V
cousin"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21

New York, April IA new hsvb
~Aass mark In the tide Of immigration
s'll o. Get when the aliens who arrived
~ ihis port todEy on nine Furopean
steamships, aud those due tomotfow on
slshs pig ships which are expected 10
p-ss ~ Sandy Hook before nisbtfall
sa ossn permitted 10 land ON United
,- soiL On the vessels which ar
,asso Today we're II 500 Immigrants
ss steamers due tomorrow are EXPECT
- 70 add At least like number
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21

chicago, April 1e.- A snec;a,.
vnlcago paper from New Yort s ~
Maxim Gorky and the wonan says
sa as bis wife may be denor t to q
because OF false Representations p ~, 's !,
On their entrance to this country '1 nm
Ger. esrs OF the immigration bureau dao IN
s sua', II the matter is properly bron 's1s
nortsS Tue bureau, Gorky may be de-.
ported. II is believed that persons ~ us
' ~no 90 not admire his opinions Wiz
lose no time in bringing up his COS. "iii
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21

New York, April l2.--An announce
,neh' mat the widows of college pro,
iessors may be pensioned under In,
terms OF the $40, 1000, 900 gift Of Andrew
earneeie to the Carnegie foundation
was made Yesterday. A pension not 10
exceed one-half the pension of a nro.
lessor may be paid 10 his widow. Int
sne must have been the wife OF pro-
lessor during 10 years Of bis executive
service. The pension il to cease on Il, =
remarFlaee. Ne pension is to be given
70 q professor who retired from aetiva
service before April is. 1908.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21
INCREASE IN IMMIGRATION.
'otals for March and for Six Months
Exceed All Records.

Washington, April 1.-THE total
immigration to the United States from
all countries during March, 1908. &C.
cording to statement issued by the
immigration bureau today was l93. 245.
or an increase of 20 per cent over
March, 1904. The number arriving in
March, 1905, is given as 1875. 1882. The
number debarred during the same
month was $50, an increase of 40 per
cent over 1904. r.
lie Russian immigration to this
country during March, 1905, was "a.
zoS, an increase of 75 per cent over
1914, the immigration for March. l9os
being 1888. -'0o'
od for the elk months ended March 81
isoo, the immigration from ali conn
tries was 463,Sl6, an increase of az nov
cent over the same period in 1904 For
n me same period the immigration from
russia increased 40 per cent, those ar
irving numbering 81 1888.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21
SEVEN LOSE LIVES.
Powder EXPOSES In Turres of Bat
tIsship kearsarge.

L. of Hat
f
| "ssn'p ~ea' 's'ss
| Washington, April 1.-two year,
ayo 10 a dav later than the fatal Mis-.
arrx, a;sa.,.x a. svarx sailor immedi.
- ,,..as ,a,h
avery 'eca',eo' On 1'a"y 49, A.. 49, -
VI 'ne non'h, sesen n.oa 80 49, hst.
a1.sn ~ tn0 w s'1 800 ~ 49, sc.,
,sisn'P nos'sa'ee y guy s,s ~ .srrnv
sor ss,lors hscsnsa If their obscure or
ivin and the almost impossibility Of
prevention
r..,-a.,aA. &c. aek.
ing as ~ 'eos ns1 All ILL J.. ,hs
ens"sou ~ ''oes , So s.ir,;nst
;. 0'e - ~ sn' '.ss,.' = 49, ga nxsc,;cs
M nv - . ~ qo~'i IT,, ssan, ranslrd'
80 P.ae''so "as . !ass 49, sua.s,ss an
.As' ~ a''os' aA !. as Ssst,
~ a~N = "ss ssaa tha
r. s;s :, nx.,;'; aepA' s s racs;vsd
uaS'7 =, piei'n'ihaiy fepoi'' 1870,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21

VIVA manila, April 10. - Major Ge,a,.,
marcbi T II mTaaneuvering and practics
plainad x The officers and men com.
cess;v .I 'nat they are being wo-ked 20, ar
eral WI IA TINS severe climate, Cen.
co oa, wood has since directed tb.t zen th !,
be abando an,a'' IN front of the barracks
regim entoned. At present, battalion n'
miles ~ sn and brigade drills COVE,
rvina p :, territory, officers and men ,c 90
'''ng heavy field equipment en car
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21

Willematad, Island of Gus"
from Va assengers arriving here toda -
Gsna,a 1,e n say that the action oa =,
usneIal Castro in retiring fr aus'on o.
ip T. na. IN favor of President Go, sne
b h. no, clearly understood in Vars uo%ez
that his MS ra general opinion seems to s h.
Gsns ms retirement is only temno. 70 De
usneIai Castro has gone ara"
the 'ase citizen, unattended, and hasa ~ a
sue regular fare on the ra;l Gnu paying
ez.pre ~as gone another way, and this tbs
'es''ents sister arrived here ah tos sne
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21
Dl,rnovo viii Soon Fal

st. Petersburg, April IA. = Az
ances indicate that, Premier WIZ Y
ing the better of the fight with Y
ter of the Interior Durnoyo, the y
fall of the latter is only quesll@
few days The government '0o''
thor lied the holding on may :
caucus of constitutional Dsne'
degleQates to the national paTl'p
Minister Durnovo has been COMP
officially to warn the governors y
vinces to exercise greater cafe y
pioyment of troops and police u
pressive measures.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21
Eat Fat German Tr,a

stss s nsao B. O., April 18th,
brouabt moana, from Australia
Hsr ,k St news OF the CHASTITY murder q
was ,i b oc,hlehan' a German trader, who
was hacked to pieces with tomato WY w,r.
W man eating natives of the Adn r,s : = :
s;s, The trader resided on St Gah
II, 1,ei island, whore he had n,a ~, GAP
HINT tha warship Condor went to
LOU hun' .ne murderers and burned the 81; 70
, Wt from which the natives ga va,
o " la. became of the body was not Ao o.
been eaten. 'eSeo TO have
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21
Castro Quits Temnou.-.,

Ne~ York, April 1s-Conas1
the prs s',o mas retired Temporarily frnn,
Juan p'Vv5; i Of Venezuela. Gsn IRON
dent Of , 'ten'e Gomez, first vice nr e.s
ecutiys the republic is the present pts ISL
tsinsd e :, This information , wsa lex ex-
ceived todav o1 to cable dispatch re-.
In this city. ''0e consul general
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21
COUNTRY RETURNS TO LIFE.
gun Shines on Naples and PeonIe
Resume Business.

Naples, April l6.-The news from,
vesuvius continues to be satisfactory
ne sun is shining brightly this morn.
.ae, ana the last vestiges of the erup-
ZION IN, are disappearing from Naples.
:. Al, Inc work OF cleaning and sweeping is
sum going on here. The city has abont
resumed Its normal appearance. Re.
ports from the villages and towns IN
tue region of Vesuvius say that tho
people are gradually returning 10 tbe;r
MONIES. The stores are beinne reonsn
cd. The inhabitants of The tnwna
s ~n,un suffered the least are actively en-
s go IN repairing their damaged homes
4 Anu churches. In the opening up Of
.ne roads they are assisted by the troons
ana government engineers.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21
TO AMEND CONSTITUTION.
Ex-senator Turner. or Washington
Would Call Convenfion

*~*sf~s 81 washington
/ Would Call Convention.
| Spokane, April "a convention /.
amend the constitution os the Unise<
States. 20 that many OF The reforms ans
l*ws demanded by tho people may b.
carried ont, IL advocated by Judge
George Turner. ex-united States sem
ators who has recently returned from
Washington, ID. c. A provision for
The calling of such : convention ii
matte In article of the constitution.
although never In the history Of this
country has II been applied.
I am In favor of having conven-
tsoa to amend the constitution called y
said Jadge Turner tonight. Expert.
ence bias demonstrated that there are
omissions and corrections which 1t
would be wise to regulate.
lin article 8 OF the United States
constitution II Is provided that con-
gress. whenever two-thirds Of both
houses shall deem IL necessary, shall |
propose snsnndnents TO this constitu-
lion, or, on tbs application of the legis-
latures OF twoth thirds Of the several
states, shall call convention for pro-
posing amendments which In either
'ase shall be valid to all intents and
purposes as part OF this constitution.
when ratified by the legislatures In
OF the several states. or
W convention In three-iourths thereof
u the one or the other mode of rafia- .
alton map be proposed by congress-
u believe that there 10 an uryent
sed for such convention. In INV
pinlon II Ia the only way by which the 1
eeessary amendment can be passed 10 .
'fet United States senators by popular =
ote. b
There Is an amendment needed to =,
30 constitution TO enable an income =
x Law. This measure has beef, passed "
congress, but declared nnconstitu-
onal by the Supreme court. Such :, y
invention would make possible a mil 70
'rm divorce law and also the Federal - ="
'nsTot OF liss insurance matters, an adj. = :.
'cated by President Roosevelt. The -
invention could 80 over the entire =
pr
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21
Battle With -

of the " Pbil april 1.-THE headquarter.
.ol0s, island Of L suunala0u War at Ma
Three MAYS aays ago BY band of lad 1asneo
affs;r and one ladrone were KILLED. sUps'a 70.
r+e ala creates no alarm here, wbare !; me
effort to res s,e,y as an incident Of tb 70
pIoyme g restore, s order through the ~ a ane
Similar oon .. a native constshvls en-
bands "a" ~, conflicts between lo local
JANUS are OF more frequent 'V cal, outlaw
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21

Jefferson City. Mo-, April IT, Gov.
ernor Joseph Folk, In statemant ~.
Jay said The lynching at spring.
a ., was most disgraceful Occurrences
Whatever the offense Ct The negroes
may have been and however deserving
u Death they may have been. thev
~efe entitled TO punishment by law
.na ne' by mob, aud when \ mon
,sses Inc Law into its own hands. a.
1nis one did, any member of Il Il
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21
THREE AGAINST ON
Great Britain, France and Br,,sl
Against German.

S""'ot 1erfndny.
st. Petersburg, april IA, 4
Britain has begun vigorously 4,
negotiations for an Anglo. Ru~iip'
tente, with the purpose Of conn.
the triple alliance Of Great h,
France and Russia against Ca,
which has long been the aim Of h
policy. The development at hi
ciras conference, where Great b
France and Russia acted in unis.l
the participation OF Epglish bsaIs
the big Russian loan furnish !,
cal and favorable moment, odd
Britain is striking while thsa
hot.
Besides, the British governnaI
recently given Russia proof IBID
sire to settle outstanding diffeuls
inducing English bankers noIAI
the Persian loan, on the ground
it might be regarded as prejudka
Russian interests.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21

Iihiss April l7.--lu an encounter IN
the outskirts OF TiilIs today between !
osnd OF Tartar brigands who have
oeen committing depredations almost
within the city, and squadron Of dra.
xoons, the troops killed two and NOR.
'aily Wounded four OF the Tartars. the
DINERS escaping. A squadron of Cos.
sacks which surprised another band In
'ne village OF Jevanshis. captured four
% ,hs leaders. Four Cossacks were
KILLED In this encounter, and after The
bandits had been lodged In prison they
were killed by The Cossacks'
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21

.,,. Washington, April le.-The limos
sloility OF inviting the British amb bos
saoor 10 participate in the Panl Las.
ceremony at Annapolis ON Apr;l OF o.
c.ommemorating events in which T. =
u, ,snu came out second best, has lea
9oSe IN charge OF the Ceremonies 10 , 1s
ran from inviting the participation 81 81
any nation other than France. "a
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21

Washington, April 1.-The drvdocL
Dewey broke its Tow lines in the Med.
.'efanean Of Malta and drifted ahou,
IN storm for about 20 hours. but IL
nos again IN control. This informa-
nor, nor reached the Navy department io !
oiS 'a.ch from Admiral sig.bee ds,s5
~ hess'na, Sicily, yesterday ua
STATED In the dispatch that the Rroat
?. . =. ] , e enamel with the Dewey when !,
- no Z. about, and did moi
'sAYe u until II vac safely in tow w
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21

London, April IA. - The O nsS
nople correspondent of the ru y,
graphs that inquiry into the n ca.sy
Redvan Pashs, ex-prefect Oh IN 4,
tinople, who was assasslns' a. :,
"a, has resulted in report Wa ",
mil Pasha and Abdur Relax Deu~ !.
conspired for the murder OF e' wv i
sides Redvan Pasha, including ~
listers of war and public VIOLA N
government proposes to pf'ns
from exile and try them.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21
BOTH MEN ARE CoNVlcTE
Gaynor and Greene May Get Ssnt
of II Years.

Savannah, Ca, April 14.-Bnf
ID. Greene and John F. Gsyna'
found guilty of conspiracy sgsls
government for presenting fal# d
and embezzlement in the Fedsn '
for the Southern jurisdiction 0Gs'
yesterday and Judge Emery SPW'
pass sentence upon them.
The defendants were found r.
with no recommendation, on ID
the indictments. The verdict ~
turned a few minutes before 7 %
after the jury had been out thla'
a half hours.
The maximum sentence thil
court may impose is an Aggregate
OF IL years in the penitentlsry =
fine of 1915, 900, the amount Of 10
legged embezzlement.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21

az ssnington, April II 'ac's.
townsiie I bl1 ssnsd the Hepburn Fr pses1,
formation of, =, , which provides for -s4 th.
mua alon tracts and provides government ws,
well , = "a, and domestic 1 pnr water for
on government ussslooment Of water pow as
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21

London, April l7.--Aeeordinv 10 ~.
-e'y mai correspondent At III Are
- MrroeeD, q youn9 relative Of the
'niizn wi soon be proclaimed ruler 81
- spssh and formidable revolt
s 1897 Tex y Dai1fing At the city Of
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21
RESUME OF THE
WEEKS DOIN6s



kussis says the Jews are in no im
medlats danger Of massacre.
Kias Alfonso has gone 10 England ID
aFrnnRs the proxrnaa for hin wedding.
In = riot among coal miners nex,
1onnstown, fns. four men were killed
and many injured.
HermAnn's trial ut Washington far
destroying government letter prsss
lss,oks has hesn postponed until April
rs. " =
AdmiFal 6eoiFiehs wiih bis flagship
1hae*Fo, the cruiser MarbIehead ana
tns revenue enttsr Perry will reach
Portland May . for short stay.
The Ssw York legislature bias passed
Smother insurance regulation Law
known Al tbs ''mnfl-perIurv bin i
The big bill" only remains 70 be- acted
upon.
Governor Folk. OF Missouri, win nee
that the Springfield lynchers ara ar. |
rested and has two can panies Of militia |
On kpard. Four Of tbs leaders bave |
n*vn cAptcnrd.
Fred O. Murray, newly apooIptsd
revenue collector Al Buffalo, N. ", has
besn indicted for grating. The alleged
seHsi'ns was fsom Erie county, Of which
he IN sx-treasurer.
Prosecution OF the steel trust has ba.
gun In Ohio.
Attorney General Hadley, of Mis-
sonFi, II quite alex
Fonr persons we're killed In a mani.
In Chicago church.
Another terrIbIe earthquake In For.
mesa has killed thousands.
A Springfield, Mo-, mob burned
Three negroes and wrecked the Jail.
Mark Twain has announced his In.
t1n1ion OF leaving the lecture platform.
kussiA has cent 10 the interested ma.
lions proposed program OF subjects for
The Hague conference.
Sailors ON Portuguese warshipa have
m"1'nieu and temporarily have the
upper hand. Dislike OF their superior Il
officers 10 the cause. r,
Hearst has begun proceedings In the ii
rev York Supreme court 10 test the
validity OF the election OF Mcclellan as =,
moyatr OF New YORK city. y !,
The American Smelling Il Refining :.
company will soon adopt an eight. honr
day tsr its Eve Colorado plantst. This OF
viii Affect about Z 900 men. cd
powis and voliva arc negotiating for y y
y compromise. ~
great bank 10 being proposed to Ie
help Wall street men. all
Roosevelt Ia being doomed for RI. y"
election despite his refusal.
Flatt says he will pot be A candidate ii,
or reelection 10 the senate. pa
2 iissszsSisats On the Isthmus sav na
DION could be made model city. at
The government will spend I'll AGO. a.,
w on The jamestown exposition. ~
The eruption Of yesuvius has almost sh,
n'ire'y subsidized. leaving barren Ma
md. '~' ,sa
Governor Higgins, Of New York. has
snea two more laws regulating insur
'ce buslnees. \
Ihe meeting OF the second Hague OF
inference will be held some time after boz
'plsmbef 20. cad
rha pu cd
me fennsylsania's officers report arrI
~ IA target practice with o.iuch suns Pan
hi's we're scored In 80 seconds. dan
Future Governor Smith, OF the Phil. pro.
pines, 10 home for rest He savs tion
s"r tafsif rates with the islands il Ear
peEasive. WINS
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21

Tientsin, April IA. - Three H.s LIN !
Russian troops arrived from r .s.oa
morning and 100 Japanese ', ;sdsr
expected April IS. The rems ~ ~
the German troops will empA''
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21
GENERAL STATE
NEWS OF IDAHO
Eoms That Are Likely 10 Interest All
Our Readers.
= Brief Review of tho improvements,
Growth and Development Along
All Lines Of industry Throughout
Our COMMONWEALTH Mining, His
torlcaI and Commercial.

boise-C. III. Jackson. chairman Of
tne Democratic state committee, has
lssnsss call for the committee to meet
m Boise Oh May 81 to fix the time for
the state convention.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21

Boise--An option held on the Marvs.
Vile Canal x Improvement COMPANY
whose canal Is in Fremont county has
been closed up and the owner OF the
property, j. II Brady. received $50
goo in cash. The purchasers ar j. r.
Clinton, @. b. HURT. William M
Wayman and w. F. Gross. They will
take Immediate possession and have al.
ready made plans for improvements
upon the property, extensions of later
ais, etc., and state that in all probahil.
ity everything will be ready to furnish
water 70 all lands under the canal nv
June 15. -
The closing OF the option resulted
from the State Land board HAVING
granted petition to increase the price
that might be charged for water rental
on lands under this company's project
from $40 to $40 an acre. The petition
was made some days ago, but the land
BOARD did not act until a report has
been made upon conditions by the state
engineer. S'@'e
The expenditure to be made this vear
In extending and improving the pronar.
W Will amount to between $s5. 900 and
gov, 900. II was stated that all Az
stock owned by the former COMPANY
was held by Brady and was all pur.
chased irom him at the price named.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21

kingston- Captained by A. P. Pow.
ell a gang Of between I5 and 20 lum-
berjacks have left here for the upper
waters OF the north fork of the Occur
q Alene river, to Immediately bring
down an immense drive Of logs for the
Harrison Electric Light and BOX Man
featuring company. The loggers pro-
eseded 70 Wallace by rail, whence
teams will take them over the divide
70 their Destination. short way above
Delta, not FAR from Murray.
Between 100000 and 5000, 900
feet OF logs are awaiting the men to
start them. 1T Ia expected the crew
Will be added to within few days.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21

Troy-E. r. Bellomy, rcadmaster in
the district west Of Troy, is opening a
new road leading to the east end OF
MOSCOW mountain. The new road will
be i've miles long, and level the entire
distance except at this end, where It
strikes the top of the grade ON the
Reitman hill.
AT the fancy end OF the new road to
connect that section with Troy, the
farmers have already cleared the right
oil way az far as Bear creek, and grad.
Ing will be done as soon AZ spring crops
are in. This leaves two miles to be
graded and cleared to connect with the
public road at Farmers mill. At pres
ent the nearest road is Ia miles be-
tween Toy and fancy, or twice the
distance Of the new road. The farmers
In that section have already raised 5000
toward the work and can easily raise
more II necessary, and lots of work
viii be donated. The new road will |
Afford excellent sleighing.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-04-21

| Lewiston - After an examination of
the wheat fields OF Idaho and Neg Perez
counties, Il. w. Eaves, manager of the
vollmer- Clearwater Grain company, of
this city, estimates that fall sown
grain was damaged % per cent by the
March freeze. Mr.. Evans places the
percentage of fall sown grain at so per
cent OF the wheat acreage. The wheat
acreage will be increased is per cent
this year, he says, in the Clearwater
country, into which the Northern Pa
cite is building. The other territory
Will raise smaller amount OF wheat.
the farmers having turned, their atten-
ton to barley and oats.
Indications at this date 20 to chow
That the price OF wheat will fall about
10 per cent below prevailing prices
last season. Mr.. Eaves says the grain
yield heretofore has been overestimated
IN this district, and that only about
!, 0o0,00 bushels Is the amount raised