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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-26
SENATOR BAILEY WINS
FIGHT IN TEXAS SENATE
Investigating Committee
Discharged by Vote
of Is to IL
HOUSE TO ACT TODAY
Lower Branch Takes Up
Accusation Involving
Oil Company
HOUSE TO ACT TODAY

AUSTIN, Tex, Feb. 25.-By vote OF
Is to IL, the Texas Senate discharged
the investigating committee today that
looking into charges against United
States Senator Joseph w. Bailey. At
IL o'clock the anti Bailey following
offered a resolution instrueing the
committee not to bring in report at
that time, but to send subcommittee
to st. Louis to secure the testimony OF
H. Clay Pierce and to embody such
evidence in it's final report. Adherents
of Senator Bailey promptly offered a
substitute that the committee be dis
charged at once and that Senator Bal
ley be fully indorsed. After a heated
debate, the substitute resolution was
passed.
The most sensational feature OF the
debate was when Senator Sentel said
that he would introduce a resolution
demanding the disbarment OF j. ID,
Johnson of st. Louis, attorney for the
Waters-Pierce and Standard oil Com
panies, from practicing in the courts
of the State. Judge Johnson. he de-
clared. had admitted that he was in a
conspiracy to make a false affidavit.
His resolution, Sentel declared.
would include a provision ousting the
Waters Pierce OIL Company from the
State.
The Bailey matter will come up in
the House tomorrow.
Piles Cured I'm O to IA Days
PazO Ointment Guaranteed to cure anV
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-26
HUNTING FOR MANsLAYER

SAN DIEGO, Feb. 25.-SheriR fJen-
nings and one of his deputies returned
this morning from the mountainous
country south of Jamul, leaving other
deputies in the field, to search for
Miguel Serrano. who on Saturday night
stabbed and killed Santiago Germ
binsino, in a fight following card
game, at the home of an Indian woman
named Marie Josefa.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-26
PRIMARY REGIsrRATIoN

SACRAMENTO. Feb. 25.-A bill max
ing party registration a qualification
for voting at primaries was approved
today by the Assembly. The rollcaIl
showed ~ ayes and 81 noes. Held of
Ukiah gave notice of reconsideration
The bill provides that each voter who
registers must give his politics or class
himself as an independent. In the lat
ter case he cannot vote at the pri-
marias
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-26
YOUTH ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
AFTER SHOOTING BROTHER
Accident May Result in Death of
One Victim, but the Other Is
Only Stunned

SPOKANE Wash, Feb. 25.-Think-
ing that the accidental discharge of a.
try revolver while in his hand had
killed his younger brother, Harry.
Charles Mancke. aged 16, today fired a
bullet into his own head. Harry was
only stunned and will recover. Charles
may die.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-26
To cure n Cold I'm IN. 0.~

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money if 1t fails. E.
W. Groves signature on each box. 25cs
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-26

LIBEL FOR DEMURRAGE-Bureau Freres &
Ballargeau fled libel in the United States
District Court yesterday against Girvin Eyre
to recover $3.50 damages for delay in landing
a cargo belonging to the plaintiffs
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-26

Weight is no measure for coffee and
tea. it's the name Schilling's Best.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-26
BUSINESS DIRECTORY Of SAN FRANCISCO FIRMS

MARYLAND CASUALTY co. OF Balti-
more-H. B. WINDSOR & CO., gen
agts.. Mutual Saw. Blk. bldg. Temp-zS94
REID BROS. architects. 2sss Cough
st. Tel. West 6001-
o. K. WILEY & CO.-Carriages. Dusi-
ness wagons. etc 10 Fell st.
Weekly Call, 81 per Year
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-26

Piles Cured I'm to IA Days
Pazo Ointment guaranteed to cure any
case itching. blind bleeding or protrudin &
piles 6 to IA days or money refunded 50cs
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
INTERNATIONAL FAIR.
Annual Entertainment Opened
by the Governor.

San Antonio. Nov 9.-ln the pres
ence Of a large gathering Governor
Campbell declared the 1907 lnicma
tIonal fair open. During his remarDi
the executive told Of the greatness e
the state. and had many good words
for those who have made the fair the
grand entertainment II is.
The exhibits are on a lavish scale
while the stock display Is mp to iac
high standard of former years.
Numerous ilecilccted stceds are w
the stables. and the races promise g.
be among the most interesting ever
conducted on CRY race track In the
southwest rhe purses aggregate SSo,'
900.
There are a great number OF slde'
shows on the grounds. Nightly q
magnificent representation OF the
eruption Mount Ncsuyius' Is given, 10
realistic scene Of the Carnival OF Ma.
Piles.
The celebrated General stat band
OF Mexico gives daily and nightly con
certs. whllC othri bands arr present
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
AT NEW ORLEANS.
That City Is to Hold Next Inland
Waterways Meeting.

Houston, Nov. 9.-New Orleans was
selected as ths place for holding the
1908 meeting Of The Inland Waterways
convention.
Election of officers resulted as fol
lows: President. c. S. +. Holland.
Victoria. Tex; FIRST vice president, II.
l.. Gueydon. Gucydon. La: second vice
president. w. G.. Sterett. Dallas: sec
Rotary for Texas. c. r. Kitchell, Gal
weston: secretary for Louisiana, Leon
Locke, Lake Charles.
Executive Committee for TexNas-
C. s. +. Holland. Victoria; w G..
Sterett. Dalhs: Royal Givens, Corpus
Christi: c. 4. Summers. Cuero; James
A. Baker. Waco: Hugh Jackson, Beau
mont. G.. J. Palmer, Houston; Walter
Gresham. Galveston A. l.. Ford,
Orange: z. c. Pfeiffer. Port Arthur.
Executive Committee for Louisiana
Henry l. Gueydon. Gueydon; S. L.
Lock Breaux. New Orleans; T. A.
Parr. Morgan City: Walter Burk. New
IBERIA: =. Munson. Napoleonville; c.
c. Duson. Crowley. Leon Locke. Lake
Charles: II. c. Drew. Lake Charles;
Walter Y Kemper, Franklin.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
sAwmllL MEN ORGANIZE.
Want Better Freight Rates and Car
shortape Stopped.

Houston. Nov. 9.-Representatiyes
Of thirty prominent manufacturing
sawmlll men formed an organization
here. The alleg II objects to fight for
better freight rates and against car
shortages and hostile legislation. A
committee was appointed TO secure a
charter. Next meeting will be held
Nov. 80.
General redu ctions In wages OF saw.
mill labor. from 10 TO 90 per cent and
also reduction OF running hours TO
about four days pei week will be made
throughout Texas Firms claim to act
individually and without agreement
Sawimll labor will be hard hit Car
shortage and tight money are alleged
rs reasons.
Attorney Max Taub and L. r. Nc
Farlane. assistant United States mar
shall. were appointed receivers Of the
Vineyard. Waller a Co. private bank
ers az Eagle Lake, under $4,000 bond
each.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
LECTURER ARRESTED.
Acton Of San Antonio Police Denoune'
ed In Vigorous language.

San Antonio. Nov. "a remarka'
Bile and somewhat sensational demon.
stratlon was made In front Of the
city hall against the city police which
was participated In by more than geo
OF the visiting Baptist ministers.
Thursday afternoon Rev. Mr.. Carney,
one OF the best known temperance lee.
turers Ia the state. was arrested while
preaching on the streets The charge
against him was carrying advertiser
banner, on a vehicle without a license.
The police claimed that the fact that
the vehicle from which he preached
had notices denouncing saloons and
the luuor traffic was n violation OF the
ordinance.
When Mr.. Caney's case was called
for trial there were present In Ia
corporation court more than 200 OF
the visiting Baptist ministers Rev
Mr.. Carney was defended by Attorney
Silveus Of San Antonio and Attorney
baltimore OF Fort Worth.
Judgment was suspended until sat.
urday morning As the crowd He'd
out OF the police station the wagon
from which Rev Mr.. Carney preathea
was standing In front of the city halt
Mr. Carney ana quartz mounted Tho
wagon and began singing. When they
finished Judge baltimore, Mr. Carney
X. y. Fletcher OF Dallas and many 9th
ers denounced the police I'm unmeas
ureable terms.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
WATERWAYS CONVENTION.
Large Gathering OF Coast Delegates
Present at the Meeting.

Houston. Nov. with large delc-
cations from almost every community
along the gulf coast Of Louisiana and
Texas present, the Interstate Inland
Waterways convention was called 20
order. Precinct Holland stated the
first order Of business would be The
election OF a temporary chairman. T.
NJ. Standifer u Houston was chosen
c. NJ Win;arhaller OF Louisiana was
elected temporary secretary.
EN-Congressman Ball made some In
portant suggestions. Congressman Blu
CESS made a Plea for an inland water
route between New Orleans ard
Brownsville.
Resolutions were adopted urginn
that delegations be sent To Washinc
ton TO assist the National Rivers and
Harhors congress In its efforts 10 So
cure appropriations for improvement
Of water courses.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
CASM PAYMENTS STOP.
Money Cannot Be Secured by
Treasurer of Texas.

Austin, Nov. 9--On account or be
ing unable TO procure cash from the
state depositohcs the state treasury
was forced TO suspend payment Of
warrants SATURDAY. as all the available
cash IN the department is exhausted.
The treasury department has si,50i''
G37 IN the thlrtyore state repositories.
of which 100000 belongs TO the gen
oral revenue fund. None OF this cash
can be realized at present, as the state
repositories have refused To send the
cash. according &c the request OF the
state treasurer Several OF the depos'
tories requested 10 send cash have
advised that they can send exchange.
but no actual cash. but exchange az
this time cannot lie cashed here. The
state Is amply protected as far as
security goes. as II has sl.50O,OoO In
approved securities such as govern
ment, county md city bonds behind
these deposits. In addition 10 this, the
state also holds personal bonds,
amounting to s77s,OOO, besides, the
banks themselves are behind these
deposits.
The state could at once put these
bonds on the market. but State Treas
urer Sparks said that he did not deem
this advisable. ~ IL would only rake
financial string ancy worse. The Jaw
does not require repositories to remit
in cash. when hey are drawn on by
the state. but can send eXch1n6e'
which Is not available at this time.
For the past several days the treas
ury department has been paying ont
from $4,000 to 100000 per day. aud
this has exhaust d the cash. Approx
mately 100000 OF state funds row tied
up In exchange In local banks, but
cannot be cashed until the situation is
relieved. Treasurer Sparks said ne
could not tell just how long this sus'
pension would last.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
TREMENDOUS BLAZE.
Superior Is Visited by an I'm
mense CONFEDERATION.

Duluth. Mimi. Nov. 9.--Fire de-
stroycd Great Northern elevator "A
at Superior. together with 100000
bushels OF grain. principally wheat
The elevator was owned by the Great
Northern railroad. but was leased 20
the A. ID. Thompson Grain company
of Duluth. The sparks soon igni,ed
the Grand Republic mill ON lower bay
slip. the Great Lakes Dredge ara koch
comuany's dock and the Duluih'Su.
perlor Storage company. Losses VII
foot up nearly 81 100000.
The fire started at the suthwosi
corner of elevator "A dock. -Four
fire tugs. owing 10 the intense heat
were driven from the slip. aud then
devoted their energies toward savins
adjacent property The steamers w.
A. Parent and NJ. A. Rogers were In
elevator "A" sllD loading wheat The
steamers Utica, Alya and Chill were
on the opposite side OF the slip At a
merchandise dock. All were pulled
out By tugs 10 save them from de-
struction. The Globe elevator, owned
by the Peavy company, was on lire
for a time. out the firemen succeeded
In extinguishins the flames. The
blaze also spread - the sawmill prop
erty of Peyton. Kimvall a. Barber but
this likewise was extinguished.
The losses are distributed as fol,
lows: Great Northern elevator and
power house. Sl.250.000; Freeman
flour mill and elevator, S25O'OOo;
Great Lakes Drcdge and Dock com
pany, $4,000; Mankato flour mill and
elevator. $4,000, Webster Chair com
pany. $4,000: Superior Shipbullding
company. $4,000: Whitney Bros, ma
rine contractors, $4,000: Northern Pa
ciflc bridge 10 Duluth. $1,000.
Twenty dwellings and several small
warehouses we're also destroyed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
PLANT BADLY DAMAGED.
Marshall Car Wh.el Company sussains
Considerable Loss.

Marshall. Tex. Nov. 9.-Plant OF the
Marshall Car wheel and Foundry com.
pany was damaged about $4,000
worth by fire. Insurance is $4,000.
The flames originated from spark
In what Is known as the soft floor
end OF the buildings. which covers In
all a full block and employs 200 men
in various capacities in its operation.
The main wheel floor. with a capacity
for casting 100 wheels daily, was burn
ed out. rs was also the casting depart
ment Furnaces. boiler, machinery,
machine shops and part Of the pattern
shops were saved by hard work.
This plant is one OF the largest In
the southwest and does a great quan
tity OF railroad work. II Is said that
the plant win be rebuilt but II can
not be determia,d whether II will shut
down until necessary repairs are made.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Clothing Torn OF and an Arm and
Several Ribs Broken.

Riesel. Tex. Nov 81. II. Reuwrr
manager OF the Farmers gin AZ th''
place. while olllng a sha:ting had b.
clothing caught by a bolt In the pu'le'
which wound up and tore every fTa'
ment OF clothing from hts body e.
cept che sleeve aud his shoes and
stockings. and then threw him heavily
TO the floor. breaking one arm ahc
several ribs and inflicting serious IN
ternal injuries.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
PouRs OIL ON FIRE.
Blaze Spreads 10 Lady's Garments and
Death 10 peplorable Result.

Fort Worth, Aug. 9.-Mrs. Monroe
Pritchard Of North Fort Worth poured
kerosene oil on fire. Her garment
were ignlted. She ran into the yard
screaming. Before the flames could
De smothered The lady was so hadlr
burned that death ensued three hours
aftcrward She Is survived by nus
band and Two children. one child IS
three months Of age. and the other two
years
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
BAPTIST cnUkch

The pastor, d. Butler, writes the Eagle
from san Antonio requesting the an
uourcemeni that Nir. T. NJ. Law will lead
the services At the Baptist church this
morning at II o'clocs. Rally service a,
the r. y. p. q. will be held from to $
p. M DR.. Butler. who Is attending the
Babtist State Convention a, san Antonio,
will preach in ,ha, cit, today.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
STANDS CORRECTED.
General Grant Says Possibly He May
Have Been Inaccurate.

vicksburg. Miss, Nov 9.-Gencral
Fred Grant. being called on by Col
VIII Montgomery OF Mississippi. ad'
mltted possibly he had made inaccu
racies as to the number OF soldiers In
his speech. and cheerfully said he glad
ly stood corrected n such was tho
case.
Tn, Army OF the Tennessee decided
10 meet In St Louis next year. and
adjourned after a banquet with many
prominent speakers In attendance
General r. c. Catchings spoke for
vlcksburg as a toast The party en-
joyed the courtesy OF Judge Reber for
"A bort rid, on the steamer Senator
Cordin. General @. NJ. Dodge was re-
elected president and Colonel Cornc'
Illus Cadle reelected secretary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
REFUSED TO PLAY.
Texas and Louisiana Boys Decline to
Associate With a Negro.

fBoston, Nov. 9.-Noel =. Scofield.
son OF a prominent citizen of Dallas.
Tex. together with George Farrell
a son OF an exclusive Louisiana fami'
ly. both OF whom are students at the
Allen Preparatory school. a fashion
able private school near Boston.
struck" when Lloyd Marshall. a ne.
gro boy. came on their football field
10 play against them
Il won't play against a black man,
said one OF the young men, but the
coach. vickers. a Boston lad, ordered
the negro 10 enter the game and { .
indignant white players TO cease play
ing II they wished to. They Jid so.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
RARE DISEASE.
Due 70 corstan; Contact With Paper
Money and Causes a Death.


New Y0rh. Nov. 9.-Myxedema. a
rare disease. which was brought on
in his case by continual contact with
paper r-ney. has caused the death
here %. -Gvard II. Hail. formerly cash
Ter OF tte firm Il Arnold, Constable 4
Co. Twenty years spent In counting
currercv infested Mr. Hall with the
germs t1at Turk IN the ordinary bank
note and Tor :on years prior TO his
death Dr. had been sufferer from
the strange malady that baffled medl-
cal skin.
II was Mr.. Halls custom TO moisien
his thumbs In counting bills and the
skin became aard and cracked open
In cold weather. A general thlcken'
ing OF the tlssues set In. which was
followed by complications involving
the kidneys and circulatory system.
later developing into Brights dis
ease.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
OLD pIvINEs INTRODUCED.
Rev. Ell witt, Ninety Years Of Ass,
Led In PRAYER.

San Antonio. Nov. Am interest.
Ing feature of the Baptist conventio"
Friday was the introduction Of the
old Baptist preachers OF Texas to the
convention. one OF whome was El'
Witt. ninety years old. and who led
the meeting in prayer. and IN, other
Lee Green. aged eighty.nine years, Mr
Green offereins the benediction at the
close Of the session
on the announcement OF the arrest
Of John Carney for preaching on ~
streets a committee was appointed 60
tender him assistance.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
loonex Eor Attorney General.

San Antonio, Nov. State Senator
F. n. Looney Of Greenyille Ii In the
city on business. He confirms the re-
mort that he will be n candidate for
attorney general in the Democratic
primarieg
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
Eat,llv Kloked BY Horse.

Mount Pleasant. Tex. Nov. 9.-Tom
Moore. well known horse dealer
here. was kicked by a horse, dying
within an hour. Mr. Moore was kick
ed twice over the heart and In the
plt OF the stomach. He Is survived
bv widow.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
B. Y.P. L. PROGRAM.

sunday, Nov. ION, 1907.
Subject. Greed Tor Gold. -. NJ.
Hare, leader.
I. Hymn.
,. Prayer .-Leadcr.
= The Wrong Use Of Money. lno.
A. Moore.
I. Solo.-tSelected) Mrs. J. Webb
Howell
s. The Right Use OF Money II. X.
tie.
Hymn.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
Stuck Nail In Food and Dies.

Houston. Nov. "a man named
vandermark stuck n nall In ioo'
Iockjaw set N. followed by death.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
rranedv Near Marquee.

Marquee. Tex. Nov 9.-Near here
Joe Mattlson was shot 10 death. Mar
shall Hall. another negro. has surren'
dered
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
FOR SALE.

I476 acres OF land in the Moses
Hughes survey, near Edge. Price
and terms reasonable.
Roger Boyle place, two blocks
from Main street, on west side,
price, 81 500.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
Rain and Thunder.

San Antonio. Nov. 9.-Just after q
fair opening parade there was htaV'
rain and thunder storm.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-10
For Rent or Sale,

Half acre Of land with improve
ments, one block east OF my home.
Two small farms adjoining each
othor, consisting OF so and 30
acres respectively; each in cultiva-
ton and we'll improved; situated
three miles west OF Bryan, on
Sandy Point road.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16

weeks Of September The board Of
control will undertake to expend $780,
900 providing for and entertaining the
congress. Two weeks OF enjoyment
will be provided. and visitors Will be
given the time OF their lives. The
days OF the session will be quiet, in
order that the attention OF the dele
gates may not be distracted from the
main purpose of the congress, but
other days will be fun Of live program.
Anticipating desire on the part OF
visitors from other states to see as
much as possible of California, serics
Of excursions win be arranged for
their benefit. These will be run
through the Sacramento and san Joa-
quin valleys, and possibly as far as
the klamath project on the NORTH,
the Truckee-Carsor project on the
east and the Yuma project on the
south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16
UTAH PARAGUS
IS BEST IN WORLD
Tempting Vegetable Grows in
BountifuI AbundantIy-Cannery
Planned by Raisers.
EASTERN FIRMS WANT CROP.
Ask to- Place Big Orders, But Move
mcnt to Have IL 'Ifomc Grown;
Home Packed is Favored.

Asparagus growing in Utah, though
carried on in small way for great
many years, has recently taken on a
commercial Importance and is assuming
business proportions. OF all localities
for growing n real appetiSing flavor to
attract attention from the outside mar
ket, Woods Cross or more properly
speaking. the Bountiful section imme-
diately north Of salt Lake City, is in
the lead. For several years, the farm
ers and gardeners in Bountiful have
had in small beds to the amount of
about 10 acres, from which they
planned 10 supply the demand In this
city. The increasing beds in other sec
tons adjacent overstocked the local
market and caused the Bountiful pro-
ducers TO seek market at the Woods
Cross Canning company's factory. And
there is where fortune favored them.
When the Bountitul canned asparagus
found its way TO the tables of the
neighborlng and eastern states. 1t
sprung into popular favor everywhere.
and the cannery commenced a CAM
paign of leasing all the beds pusslhla
ana contracting for others TO be plant-
ed.
CANNERY PLANNED.
The producers of Bountiful, as we'll as
lIe ChDnets appreciate suOu lHlliSs,
and have gotten together on a CO.
operative basis for growing and cam
ming Bountiful asparagus. having tor
the foundation, an asparagus cannery
with capital of $4,000 to start with.
and q producing acreage of about a
quarter section The officers of the
new canning corporation are Walker
y. Pack, president: Horton Eldredge,
vice president Hyrum o. Pack secre-
tary and treasurer; who, with VIM.
Moss. Duncan Kippen and Wallace
Muir form the board Of directors.
UTAH PRODUCT KNOWN.
When representative of an eastern
grocery establishment was recently in
troduced 10 Mr.. Kippen, director of the
new company, he quickly asked to place
an order for 1000 cases at once and
inquired whether his house could at
feet an arrangement to have Bountiful
asparagus put up under their own
brand. He then stated that he knew
about Bountiful asparagus; his house
knew about 1t, and their eastern trade
knew about II, and wanted it,
BEDS GOOD FOR YEARS.
The life of n bed of asparagus in CAL
ifornla is about seven years. after
which time rust attacks H. and the
beds have 10 be plowed up. One acre of
asparagus planted at Bountitul nearly
oV years ago pS blsnop Muir lhtner,
has been n prolific producer every year
since, yielding as much as four tons of
the marketable product. And II has
never, in all those years, been affected
by the diseases or insects that inture
the beds in California or the eastern
states. 1t requires two years in which
10 plant and start a bed of asparagus,
after which there are contracts where
by the cannery agrees to take, harvest
and care for the beds, bearing all the
expense OF same, and pay the owner
800 per acre per year for period OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16

by the middle of March they will be
ready for any demands made upon
them. The making here of terra Gotta
for fronts and general building purposes
has been suggested; but the use of con-
crete is making such Roadway, that for
the time, terra Gotta appears to be taxi
ing back seat.