fodder for dry cows, a bull cannot do heavy…
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Contractor Webbperson
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J. W. Flemingperson
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a.k.a. J w FIvuiIuk, t W Fleming
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chunk 1144 · paragraph 1877
hich is so essential to sexual vigor. A great
many breeders allow their stock bulls to run
out with their cows. The result of this is that
they get only such food as the cows get. Now,
while there is no need of anything more than
pasturage or pasturage and hay and corn-
fodder for dry cows, a bull cannot do heavy
service on such a ration. Every breeder who
has pursued such a course has surely noticed
that, while the cows keep in excellent condi-
tion, the bull is almost always in low flesh, and
not infrequently excessively thin.
Contractor Webb started south Monday
afternoon with a new supply of provisions and
other necessaries for the prosecution of work
on the grade of the Deming, North Mexican
and Pacific railroad. His grading camps (three
of them) are from sixty to seventy-five miles
south of Deming.
( 118 )
BOLD BURGLARY
On Friday night last, or rather early on
Saturday morning, the residence of Mayor J.
W. Fleming was entered by some adroit scoun-
drel, and considerable valuable property was
carried away.