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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-27

: atrapper Tor a hunting stable. who can Ildii
permanent position. Apply In writing 70 q
w N q naVid'a Pa
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HELP wANTED-FEMALs

CVUhING and houseWorA In apartment; 10
laundry; French or Swedish girl. IntervIeN
lady, Room $50, Public Ledger Wednesday
at p. m.
EDITOR FOR LITERARY NIAGAZINE-Ses
under Business Opportunities" ad. "Lady Q.
editorial experience," etc, in today's issue
HOUSEKEEPER, pri. fam; speaking French
pref. give exp. wages exp F 644 Led Cent
HOUSEWoRK-Woma TO 60 to Gap Pa
until April /; two ladies in family; no laun.
dry. M 221, Ledger Office.
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lower the abnormally high rate Of in
terest."
Successive discount rate reductions were
made, until the low point was reached
December %, and AZ per cent. for 30-day
activities, approved for the Federal re-
serve bank of New York.
In regard to the gold exchange fund
the report says:
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SALESMAN for local tradei state rsts5eaIss: a,,Ins
exnerIence and salary in full good posiuoA'
- Sa mnles NJ ~ Iadger Central.
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TIMELY STUDIES
HELD WEEKLY AT
KEWALO CHURCH

Last year Rev. David Cary Peters
of the Christian church made small
venture into the field of study in. the
psychology of religious emotions.
Small classes met at various times
and with such interest that it was
deemed justifiable to undertake lit
tie wider course of study this year.
The popularity OF the classes last
year showed that a good many people
were interested in the questions rails
ed and that they were ready to give
time and attention to any effort to
get at the bottom of the religious life.
So this year, with the advent into the
new church with better facilities for
work and many more comforts, long
ei and a little wider course of work
has been undertaken under the head
ing with which this article opens. i
Already these have been evenings
devoted to the following subjects:
"The Idea of Cod II
The Question of Personality"
THE Attribute of God"
The Logos, or God Manifested"
The studies yet to be held are on
the following subjects:
The Human Soul-Powers. .....
The Receptive Powers of the Soul"
The Reality of the Spiritual" a.:
Methods of Attainment"
Specific Tasks, and How to Go
About them"
I'm Tune With the Infinite,
These studies are informal, without
textbook or enrolment, and are open
to the public. Each lesson is suffi-
Gently complete in itself to justify
attendance even if it is not possible to
attend all of them. They are held
with the aim of helping people to de.
, rive present practical help from Chris
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74r cAvALR H
ANTHONY URGES
INCREASE GUARD
in THE TERRITORY

That Hawaii should pay particular
attention to its National Guard as part
OF the defense of these islands, is the
opinion of Representative Daniel G..
Anthony OF Kansas, an influential
member of the house committee on
military affairs. Mr.. Anthony has
been making special study of the
defense problems during his present
visit and will be one of the best posted
men in Congress when he returns.
ION account OF Hawaii's isolation,
and the important part which ii is
likely to play If the United States gets
drawn into war. Ii seems very de-
sirable that the citizen-soldiery of the
territory be made as strong as posi-
ble." said Mr.. Anthony last night. Il
understand you have regiment of in.
fantry and one separate company in
the territorial military establishment
now. Make II two regiments as soon
as possible. and think the territory
can count on all the help necessary
from the war department.
Hawaii ought TO be able to handle
its own population m the event of
trouble" continued Mr.. Anthony. "A
well-trained and well-equipped nation
al guard CT sufficient strength, will
help solve this problem"
Mr.. Anthony says that a military
pay bin has . good chance of being
passed by the next Congress.
IL know that it is no easy matter to
keep up the interest in a national
guard organization. said Mr.. Anthony,
and | also know that IT, the men re-
ceive even a nominal sum for their
services. it is much more satisfactory
all round and makes for general eff
cheney am in favor of pay for the
organized militia. They are perform
ing a very considerable service for
the national government, not only
when they take the field. but through
out the year when they turn out for
drills and armory instruction. and this
service should have recognition. Mill
tiamen have to put up with all sorts
of Inconvenience and misunderstood.
ing as a rule They give their time
and their energies. and It is going too
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congressman
TO Worship AT
Central union
Doctor SCudder Will Deliver
Sermon Entitled "The Lure
of the Friendly Isles"

Central Unicn church has issued
special invitation to the members of
the Congressional party to worship
with it at the Sunday morning service,
tomorrow. The invitation reads as fol-
lows: ~E.- = T.. g.. D.. r.
"The scenic beauties, the natural re.
sources and the educational institu-
tions of the Territory of Hawaii, have
been fully brought to your attention
during the past twelve days. The
Central Union church of Honolulu de-
sires to extend to you the hearty wei
come of the Christian organizations
of the islands and invites you to
unite with it in divine worship, Sun:
day, May 16, at IL O'Clock, in its meet
ing house at the corner. of Beretania
and Richards streets. King street
cars passing the Moana may be left
at Richards, with a walk of two blocks
to the church, or transfer at Pawaa
Junction to the Fort and Punahou
line will land passengers at the
church door. Thirty minutes from no.
tel to church"
DIR. Scudder will preach on the sub.
jeet ''The Lure of the Friendly Isles"
At the evening service Senator Jos.
eph Taylor Robinson of Arkansas
and the Hon. James Robert Mann of
Illinois will give brief addresses and
the choir will render special music.
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far to expect them to foot an actual
money loss as is sometimes the case.
81 believe that the time Is coming
when every American will have to
receive military training, and by that
do not mean little schooling in
military science. but actual service
with the colors for say one year. Boys
between Is and 81 or % could put
in a year with the army with great
benefit to themselves, physically and
every other way. The discipline and
physical training received would make
them self-reliant. and they would pass
into the reserve better men in every
way and better able to make their
way in the world. A year in the army
at the end of school or college
course is certainly not time wasted"
Returning to the local situation, Mr..
Anthony said that he thought Oahu
should have it's full garrison just as
soon as it could be placed here. He
said, however, that Hawaii should
not rely entirely on the federal gov
eminent for internal defense, but that
the territorial military establishment
should be strengthened and kept at a
high state of efficiency to work with
the regulars in all things that affected
the safety of Uncle Sans mid-Paciic
outpost. ~
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ment to an officer ordered abroad.
The Comptroller acid that such pay
nent was illegal. and, under his rUI-
irg. it will be stopped.
The Comptroller held that the Gus
tom CT giving three months salary
ADVANCE was approved in naval regu-
lations, and was of long standing. but
that nevertheless, is contravening the
law. which provides that payments on
Uncle Sans rolls can be made only
after service has been rendered.
exchange .s.E.-.. IT,. 49,. -
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SAD BLOW TO NAVY.

" Naval officers going to distant sta
tens can no longer draw three
months pay in advance from the gov
eminent, under a decision by Comp
troller of the Treasury Downey. The
question was raised en- salary pay
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To ENTERTAIN
next TUESDAY
Noted Representatives. and
Senators Will Speak at Din
ner In C. u. Parish House

The Mems League of Central Union
church has issued invitations to a
meeting of the league Tuesday even
ing, May Is, in the church parlors. 1t
will he Congressional Night" and the
following members of the compression.
al party will be the guests of honor:
Senator MARITIME of New Jersey, Rep
resentatiye Burnett of Alabama, Rep.
.resentatiye Moore of Pennsylvania
and and Representative Campbell of
Kansas.
Their addresses will be on the gen.
eral theme, Our National Politics and
What is Expected OF Hawaii"
The guests viii assemble in the
church parlors at 6 o'clock. Supper
will be served in the parish house at
e:30 o'clock at so cents plate. Early
acceptances of invitations will be APP
preciated by DR.. w. G. Hobby, chair
man. Music will be furnished by the
Y. Al. c. A. orchestra and the Kane
hameha Glee Club. -...>
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IXI=lTSI5
THG ATGR

The House of Silent Drama
Continuous Matinee, 1880 a. m,
Two Shows (Evening), $50 and s:45
ToDAY'S PROGRAM H..
THE RAJAH'S VOW
Two reel drama. .Kalem
The New Stenoerapher-
Comedy ............. Vitagraph
Max's Feet Are Pinched-
Comedy -. -. -. 81. ...:........ Pathe
The Man With Future
Two reel drama ,Lubin
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tianity for the daily task The meet
ings are held on Fridays. from : to s
o'clock. in the parlor of the new
church, Kewalo street.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-09-17
EXPERIMENT FARMS
or RURAL SCHOOLS

II you wish to know what the agr,
cultural high schools of Louisiana or.
ooihg' visit their booths at the st.to
FAR at Shreveport, November 90 ~
the agricultural building. In these
pootnS there will be collections =,
SPECIMENS from their exnerimoU ".
farms. The exhibits will demonstr eas
una. .nat these schools are teaching t a'e
poys and girls Of Louisiana yalu. tne
ing. ous VI farm.
rrlzes aggregating $3.50 in cash h.r.
Deeh offered for the schools maL ase
. ne most creditable displays. Thing
are about fifty of the schools ana aer T.
are urged to take part. oil
L. Gullbeau of Baton Roups Will,
De superintendent of this denartna VIII
,,, FOR catalogue and premium 1is s,e ~
tary, Shreveport. i' Secre
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-09-17
REST ROOMS ARE
FURNISHED WOMEN

For the convenience and comfort ot
women and children attending the
Louisiana State Fair, number of
rest rooms and comfort stations have
been located on the grounds and in
different buildings. There will be
signs designating these places, which
nave been conveniently located.
Members Of women's clubs Of Shreve
port Will have general charge Of tho
rest rooms and every possible courtesy
VIII be shown visitors. There will al.
SO be competent nurses and attendants
present, and prompt and proper ser.
wee may be had at all times during
the fair. Is
For catalogue and premium list of
the fair, or for other information
write to Secretary Loais N. BrusSgeS!
hoff, Shreveport. The fair opens |
November 8, running through Novem.
Der s.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-09-17
Card
10 the Voters of the Parish OF CaId-
we'll:

10 the Voters of the Parish OF CaId
we'll:
Owing to the fact that the ofIica ot
lax Assessor of the Parish of Caldwell
now pays more than ever before reoa,,I
less OF the two percent commission AL l..
lowed, under Act No. 252 Of tbe Acts
OF 1910, on the assessment of snaciaI
school tax for the year 1914. and as
the people of the Parish have Seem fl
or have been forced, for the past sew,
eral years to levy these special taxes
IN order to carry on and maintain tho
public schools Of the Parish, | see no
reason why the Tax Assessor should
demand this two percent or s351 6S
per year, from the school children Of
the Parish, whose parents are straininr
every effort to meet the payment Of
sse taxes.~in order to carry on this
e0cd cause. '''''
Now, therefore, if the people see fit
TO elect me, as Tax Assessor of the
Parish of Caldwell, do hereby and bv
TINS declaration, bind and obligate nv
'elf to assess the special school tax Of
me Parish free Ofcharge.
The remainder of my platform will |
ollow later. Respectfully,
W. A. MEREDITH. |
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-09-17
In the District Court of the
United States

Onlleu OtateS
For the Western District of Lou
isirna, Monroe. Division
In the matter of J. J. Stallings
Bankrupt. No. 1859 in Bank
ruptcy.
TO creditors Of allowed named
bankrupt Of Grayson, La:
Notice is hereby given that on
the 18th day of August A. D.
1915, the said J. J. Stallings was
duly adjudicated bankrupt; and
that the first meeting of his cred
itors will be held at the Office of
the Referee in the city of Mon
roe, La, on the 18th day Of
September, 1915, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, at which time
the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint a
trustee, examine the BANKRUPT,
and transact such other busj,
ness as may properly come be-
fore said meeting.
Monroe, La, Aug, 20, 1915.
R. H. Oliver, Jr.
Referee in Bankruptcy,
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-09-17
B. H. Miller, Candidate for AS
SCISSOR

AS previously announced, this
week We publish the announce.
ment OF Iur. B. II. Miller, who
has authorized US to announce
HIM as a candidate for Tax AS
SCISSOR OF Caldwell Parish, sub
ess % asaiaa of the fcoming
democratic primary. Mr.. Miller
is a man that is easy to get ac-
Quainted With and retains the
friendship Of all who knows
him. Although not a native of
this parish, bat has been in the
parish Tor q number of years
ne has gained the confidence
OF all whom he has had business
connection vita. He held
a lucrative position with the La,
Central Lumber Co., at Jiarhs,
until the past few years when
ne was appointed post master at
Glarks, which position he now
holds, giving perfect satisfac-
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-09-17
UNIVERSITY WILL
MAKE AN EXHIRW

Visitors to the Louisiana State Fair
November 3-S inclusive, will be given
the pleasure of seeing many exhibits
from the class rooms, work shops, ey.
pertinent farms and other branches of
the Louisiana State University and
Agricultural & Mechanical College
Baton Rouge. The exhibit, which will
touch the work of the various denart
ments OF the big institution, will be
placed in the General EXPOSITION
Building. ''''"
The exhibit will be prepared undo,
direction OF Col. T. D. Boyd, the presi
dent, and DR.. w. R. Dodson, the desn
and director of the experiment st.
tons. A corps OF willing assistants
Will cooperate. In almost everv do
partment Of the fair there will he
representation from the uniyers,tv
winch fully values the Fair
For catalogue and other information
write to Secretary L, N. Brueggerboff
SShreveport. Dates of fair, Noyembor
3 to s. sAA'ef
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-09-17
MODEL DAIRY WILL,
BE FAIR FEATURE

A model dairy will be amon
interesting attractions at thu 1,o',,s sa'
I'D Id state Fair, November to 3 ~,
u c!ps'Se. 1t will be an exhibit throunh
which splendid lessons will, ho 'ousn
inc main object is to teach the y. .ausht'
now profitable it is to condnot e people
. esn DAIRY whether in the homa a. mod
the market. The model dairv VI 1oi
. ea the saving in time ,o WIN
aha expense over the old methoa iaooi
'n 1 milking, etc. 'Hoos OF
cat ms , attraction will be seen in ..
g division, and will bs t 81 IN the
perintendent. 0n 'ouge, as su.
.pp Il catalogue "a and other inforu.t,.
aoff sb 10 Secretary l. N. Rru ma.on
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-09-17
Notice of Trespass

All persons are hereby warn
ed not to trespass upon the fol-
lowing described property, COM
monty known as PERKINS, Island,
to-wit: sw Ia and lots 3, 6, z,
and s, S e IA of n W IA, s " IA
OF n W IA and W IL of S W IA
of sec. Sc, lots 10 and II Of sec
IS, all in tip II n, "A e. The a.
bove property having been post
ed this day. All persons tress-
passing upon the same will be
dealt with according to law.
Mrs Laura E. Graves
Columbia. La, Sept. |. 1915.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-09-17
CATTLE SHOW At
THE STATE FAIR

With liberal premiums offered an
splendid accommodations guaranteed
interest is growing in regard to tbs
cattle exhibit at the Louisiana State
Fair, November to s inclusive. If !,
not possible a. this time to tell tho
number Of head thar will be shown
but the prospects are very PROMISING
indicating a recordbreaking show "
The inquiries convince the MANAGE
ment that many Of the leading yro(L
breeders OF the country will be renra
scented, and that Louisiana breeder,
will also be on hand in larger rum.
Der than ever before There will he
many general and special premiums
and classes in which all the exhibitors
nay compete The livestock indus,rv
n Louisiana the past few years has
grown IN popularity In Louisiana, and
Z great deal 0. the interest necessary
TO bring about this development has
been created at State Fair exhibits
and contests. The one this year Is
expected to prove as helpful as. if NOT
more helpful, than the exhibit az tbo
preceding fairs.
There will be $500 in general
prizes for cattle. 1t will be divided
among the breeds as follows; Short
Horn. Heregords. Red Polled, pol)a1
DuThams, Aberdeen Angus, JERSEYS
louisiana Jerseys, Guernseys, HoI,
stein.
c. II. Staples, Louisiana State lrn,
'ersity, will again be superintendent
While z. NJ. Hall, Carthage, Mo. will
e judSe Of beef breeds, and II G.
AN Pet Of Waterloo, Iowa. will again
Judge the dairy breeds.
Catalogue and premium list will he
furnished upon application to Louis r
!. BWeegerhOff, secretary of the
ouisiana State Fair Association I
hrcvepOrt, Ia.
1t is also desired that prospective J
Ihlbitors keep IN mind that this
'rtsh (Caddo) will be free of tb,.
OK, and all cattle from free districts
ay come without any apprehension; 7
so, there will be special place for R
Tue from guaranteed sections 81
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-09-17
/. L. SorreIls for Representa-.
tive

We take pleasure in present.
ing to the voters of Caldwell
parish, this week, the name Of
MIR. I. l.. oorrells as a candi.
date for Representative from
this parish, who authorizes Us
to announce his candidacy sub
Ject to the Democratic primary
MIR. Sorrells was born and rear.
ed in this parish and is too we'll
known for any introduction
from US. He has been success
full with MS undertakings ana
stand among the successful bnsi
ness men of the parish. Upon
the solicitation of his MANY
friends he has consented to on.
ter the race for Representative
from this parish. He has the
laudable ambition to represent
his native parish in the legisla-
ture, and being a man of af-
fable address and courteous dis
position has hosts of friends
who urge his claims and will
give him hearty support for the
position. He is a safe and
business man and during
he progress OF the campaign
will make known his position
n State and Parish issues.
|
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-09-17
NOTICE
succession of DR.. j. N. Dial, deceased
30th District Court

Public notice is hereby given to the
creditors of the late Dr.. }. N. Dial, to
file with the administrator of the a.
bove succession, any such claim, ac
count, note, judgement or other evil
dences of Indebtedness they may
have against the said DR.. J. N. Dial.
deceased, for rejection or allowance
as the case may be, and for payment
prorata payment out Of the funds be-
longing to said succession.
Witness my hand and seal, officially
at Columbia, La, this September IA,
1915.
M. L. MECOM,
Clerk of Court, Administrator
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-09-17
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

We are authorized to announce Mr.,
I. l.. SORRELLS as a candidate for
Representative of Caldwell Parish,
subject to the action of the demo
cratic primary.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-09-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR SHERIFF

We are authorized to announce NIX.
w F, GODFREY as a candidate Tor
ELECTION to the office Of sheriff Of
Caldwell Parish, subject to the action
of the democratic primary.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-09-17
FOR CLERK.

We are authorized to announce NJ.
NJ /. MECOM as a candidate fer re
election to the office Of Clerk Of
Court, subject to the action OF the
democratic primary.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-09-17

We are authorized to announce MR.. j..
F Mechanism as a candidate for shel
if of Caldwell parish subject to the
action of the democratic primary.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-09-17
FOR POLICE JURY

We are authorized to announce M
H. l.. Hanchey as a candidate for no.
lice jury member from ward 3. sub
ject to the democratic primary.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-09-17
Police Jury Proceedings

iIE lli!IuLIo VI hS~'
july s, read, and on motion doI
o seconded AM carried they WvE
=, adopted.
On motion duly seconded an
carried, the contractor Tor III
working Of the pu0IIc ROADS Il
the sixth ward, was ordered pa &
ten dollars, Tor additional "ofF
on SAID roads sad amount TO o'
paIo OUT OF 'he S2ec'"I roao l"'I'
l0r 'a'1 "aro'
letIIloh from c''l]e"S anu
voters o. ware one ASKING '""I
IN" Young precinct III S"lo "aIo
De changed iron, /, us prqS7"'
location t. ST. Adams co!orcd
shurrh IN sad ward was read:
and on notion GUY seconded and
carried the voting precinct IN
ward one IS hereby esta0IlShed
at st. Adams coIoF9d church'
vi nIo!lolI ooiE 'eco''Ieo ana
ca. 'e''' 1t Is =, ot'erGo. '''"' me
painting u al 0'ee' ol'ose'' Sll"I'
'e U =. u''oei co'''ract' alteI
1'o''' ''o'!'9 - give" 'S 'ne
member OF the police jury, in
'no@e "$T' "neEe steer bridges
qryiod il is or3srod that " p
}i~gs 10 naid tbo S,',n 'l n@ +b ", ~
'ro dorIon, on5 Co., "''' ~ ''''' = ~
.'e u'''"'S anu "ity cents. Tor
all'Ihg me steel bridges in
1ree, the work having been done
rior to this date.
On motioo dnlv sooonaod
.vr i' I'O tho uu:y SeVo"ueo anu
u ! 'eu' 'ne Young precinct at '
ken In ward five is hereby I
ranged from its present location r
ID established at J. W Kino,S /
oro bo,,.o ~ ao;J ~ 'N'''s . d
g gl mouse III Saio ward s
Inc clerk OF the police jury is Il
to confer with Dr. -
nth, represeotino tho oovorn r,
mt in the cattIo t;oL e Sv'rla v
- - ~, nn, s+e e"''l0 LICK eraolea- St
cessarU annov 10 Oot e lne V
, solution used in d lin ming i
IS. - o'pp'ns IL
W n,o+;or 1,,1. "
~ l,'01'0lI o' ~ Secohoea ana N N
'rIed' j. l.. Crick is hereby b b
pointed overseer of the Cruise
ID, vice f. P Crick rovo5 [
az,
w roo+;on 1,,,,.
'ried, J. L. Johnson, is hereby NJ
,horizec to contract for thr tn
Iding Of q bri1ga scros lOi bov '"o sr
a ,uI,'S VI " 0l,'s1 a. across bayou VIZ ",
au'o0p Oh '0e Shirley reno til til
a.. 4 A,
Board adjourned until lao " Bs
= to to
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-09-17

We are authorized to announce MIR.
W. B. Perkins as a candidate for as
SCISSOR Of Caldwell parish subject to
the action of the democratic primary.
We are authorized to announce Mr.
J. F: STUART, as candidate Tor
assessor of Caldwell parish, subject to
the action of the Democratic primary.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-09-17
For ASSESSOR

We are authorized to announce .Ir.
B. H. MILLER as a candidate for as
SCISSOR of Caldwell parish, subject %
the action of the democratic primary.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-09-17

Here S wishing the fair a howl
ag success.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-12-16
1873 Head of Live Stock.
IS Head of Cattle

Consisting of Is choice mich COWS some with
calves by side, fat dry cows, 10 yearng heifers,
two year old heifers, two years old extra good
steers 10 yearng steers 20 bull calves, extra large,
mostly Herefords; 10 heifer calves, full blood year
old Hereford bull, full blood year old Short Fl orl.
bull.