Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-06
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AHVJ "AtAAhntAfA voftots dftAdNE var
ue 1883. Mature steers and bulls,
born before 1909, were IS ,3Os In mum
Der; average value. 1896. Yoarling
steers and bulls. born In 1909. mum
berod 30.76J: average value. sls.25.
The total number OF spring calves.
born IN 1910. was 4g.t4g. and the av-
eraG0 value $3.50. II may be noted
tbat the census Of 1900 showed a
larger number Of calves. namely.
81. 3ss. This difference was due TO
tho fact that the census Of 1900
was taken as Of date June /. after
ali the spring calves we're born aud
the group Calves" included all cat
Ne less than I year Of age. 80 that
the number aud average value OF
calves we're greater than Ia 1910,
when the census was taken on April
IS. aud only Calves born IN 1910"
were Included IN the comparative
group IN addition 10 the above. 49,.
9O6 cattle were reported which were
not classified by age or sen. aud
their total value was given as S744.-
goo, or an average value Of 324.9O.
The total number OF horses aud
colts reported IN 1910 was 1903.
OF these. 1862 1850 we're classed by
the census as mature horses-that
IS. horses born before 19O9-and their
value was SIS. 1856 900, an average val
10 " 1llls5. YeaFllng cglts. which
are colts boFl IN 1909, numbered
rat. and theiF average value WAS
So. Spring colts, born Ia 1910 were
s.4g7 IN number. aud their average
value was reported ~ 1915, u may
be noted that 1914 per cent Of the
farms OF the state reported colts born
IN 1910. There were 4.i62 horses.
not classified by age or sex. report
ed with an average vale Of S5O.75.
The total number Of mules OF all ag
- "a 1910 was f,O27, which is
per cent of thp number OF horses and
colts OF these, adult mules. born
Dooro 1903, numbered 1854. and their
average value was sls7lo. Only 297
mule colts born ia 1910, were re-
period their average value being
given az 1880 There weers SOC
yearllng colts, born w 1909 and
their average value was S1f,g5. The
report shows 3t5 asses aud burrows,
with an average value OF s2S7.7O.
The total number OF sheep aud
lambs reported for 1910 was $3.50. 53i.
OF these. .59s78i were mature ewes
boia before 1910. aud their total val
ne was $1,000 .egg pF an average Of
$3.50 This total value was neaIiy
two.thlrds OF the total value OF all
sheep aud lambs Rams and weth-
ers numbered g59. 300. and the av-
erage value was s645. Spring lambs
wefe 7gQ.g5 IN number and their
average value was ssysn ~ 1913. The
number OF spring lambs was 1914 pef
cent the number Of ewes, There
were reported. 10 addition 20 the
above. 30i i95 sheep. not classified
By age OF sex. having an average
value OF $3.50 There we're 5,713
soats aud kids reported. with an
average value Of So, 40
Tue total plumber OF swine in i9lOl
was 1891 Of yhisb two thirds or
llS.Sl7. we're classcd as "Hogg born
before 1919 The total value OF
those was gi2i6,9oo, and the aver
axe value sl0.60 The spFlRg pigs, |
born IN ls1O, numbered e.lgt. and |
heir average value was reported
Is s255.
Poultry Statistics.
The summary on poultry shows tho /
o,sl plumber OF farms reporting the /
ltfcren kinda In 1910 was 23.t46.
he total number 9f fQlvis bplpg 1858;
" aud tRe total value s5SS @QQ
on i4e t9tql ppplbeF Of tarms re-
'ortias so,dpy a2.ff6, nearly an. or
'a.tl2, reported ohtosen-. numbering
.,oi2.ts2. valued at s54I, 900. s.975
exported turkeys, numbering 1i.s74.
s1sd ~ ss7 1900, 1890 reported
hicks Rlmpsllug $500, valued at
40. 40 reported bigeons, Rpmber.
ne s,ttO valued at $500; and u
eportcd peatowls numbering 10.
alued at SliG
OF the whole number OF farms IN
ne state, those returning chickens
,.WeJ 76.s per cent turkeys. o.
er eeqi secsy. 81 per cent; ducks
: per cent PisyonF, 10 per cent:
% Enlneg fowls, % per esnt The ;
,Borted Increase ~ the value OF I
ouitrS 81 ldah9 RFms IN the 10 .
aar 1900 to tstS vas i9aS per {
mt the increase In the tst2l num- ,
'r OF fowls. a5,2 per cent. The mum. 1
= u farms reporting poultry In. /
'csscs 1851 4pd thc lumber Of q
'wis per Arm reRv.4ng Increased Il
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