anaheim-gazette 1909-06-10

FORESTS PROVE A SHELTER SHEEP DRIVEN FROM RANGES BY SEVERE WEATHER Severe Spring Conditions in Rocky Mountain States Render Necessary the Opening of Forest Reserves for Protection of Flocks, Snow Storms [Correspondence of The Gazette.] Washington, June 5.—To the Western stockmen the present spring has been one of the most trying in many years. This is especially true of the Rocky Mountain region where the season has been unseasonably late with severe snow storms long after the ordinary period. On many of the lambing grounds there the snow was so deep that it was impossible to reach them, and, in consequence, the lambing operations were transferred to other locations where the surroundings were not altogether satisfactory. The extremely cold, windy weather has also kept the green grass from starting as early as usual, in consequence of which, the ranges have been fully a month late. When the usual time arrived for turning stock onto the open ranges from the feed lots there was very little grass available, and as the stockmen had used up all their supply of hay, the stock especially the cattle, suffered somewhat for want of feed. In New Mexico the sheepmen made a strong plea to the Forest Service to allow them to take some of the stockmen take of their animals was noticed in a recent trip of Western officers over some of the range of Colorado and Wyoming. She had been sheared at the usual time but, as the season was very bad ward and the animals in rather poor condition, to meet unusual storms any of the sheepmen had provided small canvas blankets or covers for the sheep. After shearing, these vers were fastened to the sheep such a way, as to protect their back and sides, which, in a measre, to the place of the wool which had been taken from them. Thus they were better able to wihtstand a severe storm and the use of such blankets has been the means of saving thousands of dollars to the sheep owners. DREAM MEANINGS To dream of angels brings joy, denote good trade, apples denote wedding, sour ones denoting bad luck sweet ones prosperity and good luck. To dream of a donkey denotes luck, to be carried by one meadow, to hold one is much toll, to dream you are beating one, your mourn. To dream of a cloudy morning shows ill luck and grief, but to a bright sunny morn in your dream will bring you good news. To dream you hear dogs barking and howling is a bad sign. To dream you hear bells is a sign of enmity, or if you hear the blowing it denotes hatred and quaking. To dream of birds' nests or been fully a month late. When the usual time arrived for turning stock onto the open ranges from the feed lots there was very little grass available, and as the stockmen had used up all their supply of hay, the stock especially the cattle, suffered somewhat for want of feed. In New Mexico the sheepmen made a strong plea to the Forest Service to allow them to take some of their herds into the Pecos National Forest which has been closed against sheep grazing for several years. The closing of this forest to sheep was owing to the watershed interests involved, together with the question of protecting the young growth of timber which is coming forward on that forest. However, the condition was so serious that after carefully weighing the question, the Forester suspended for a time the prohibition against sheep and 25,000 sheep will be allowed to enter that forest to graze until such time as the conditions on the outside ranges become normal, which is hoped will be as soon as the summer rains set in early in July. The stockmen using the public ranges adjoining several other National Forests in New Mexico have made urgent requests to the Forester to be allowed to take their herds into these forests for feed. As those forests are already stocked to their full capacity, the requests could not be granted lest those already using them would be injured and their supply of feed cut short. In several forests in Wyoming and Colorado the fees for lambing privileges on National Forests will be refunded to the sheepmen because of their inability to use the lambing grounds. In addition to this the season will be extended a month later in several instances so as to make up, as far as possible, for the enforced reduction in the early spring period. On all the forests where the winter and spring losses have reduced the stockmen's herds below the number for which they have been granted a permit, and they do not desire to purchase other stock to make up their number, they will be allowed to To dream of a cloudy morning shows ill luck and grief, but to a bright sunny morn in your dreams will bring you good news. To dream you hear dogs barking and howling is a bad sign. To dream you hear bells is a sign of enmity, or if you hear the wailing it denotes hatred and quaking. To dream of birds' nests or eggs shows good luck will come to you, if you dream you are eating eggs then sorrow is in store for you. Clear water seen in a dream notes good news, just as dirty water denotes ill luck to the dreamer. If you dream you are crossing bridge an elevation in life is in stile for you; or if the bridge be broken then difficulty and strife lie before you. Cats denote bad luck, except when it be a black one that you dream then this is lucky. To dream of cute denotes riches to come, while dream of a sheep shows good luck will attend you. Clocks are good things to dream about, but if they strike then luck is the result. To dream of fowls is good luck, if they crow, better luck still. clothes denote a fire. To dream of horses, horseshoes such things means good luck riches. To dream you are drinking water denotes news, or if you dream you are in a wine shop, it denotes illness. Rats and ravens denote disgrace will and death. To lose a ring denotes sickness. To dream of lambs indicates rich pleasure, happiness, etc. Flowers, goats or flying in the air are good omens to all.—The Dream CUPID AND THAT PURE FOOT SHOW Here is a nearly sad story, hot firing its happening of how the course true love was suddenly roughened by two loving hearts almost torn as der by the evil skill and devilish vising of a jealous rival. They were at a large theater son will be extended a month later in several instances so as to make up, as far as possible, for the enforced reduction in the early spring period. On all the forests where the winter and spring losses have reduced the stockmen's herds below the number for which they have been granted a permit, and they do not desire to purchase other stock to make up their number, they will be allowed to amend their application for the exact number which they will graze without prejudicing their applications in the future. It will, therefore, be readily seen that the regulations of the Forest Service for handling grazing matters are sufficiently flexible to take care of emergencies and meet all unusual conditions which may occur from time to time. Further than this, the manner in which the officers of the forest service have taken hold of this matter proves that they are always alive to the interest of the stockmen and more than willing to do all in their power to protect them from losses. A pleasing illustration of the care TEETHING makes baby nervous and fretful, and stops gain in weight. SCOTT'S EMULSION is the best food-medicine for teething babies. It strengthens the nerves, supplies lime for the teeth, keeps the baby growing. Get a small bottle now. All Druggists THE STANDARD OF THE WORLD CUPID AND THAT PURE FOOD SHOW Here is a nearly sad story, hot for its happening of how the course true love was suddenly roughened by two loving hearts almost torn as der by the evil skill and devilish vising of a jealous rival. They were at a large theater last Friday evening, the girl, fiance, her mother, the jealous r and enough others to spread the rowing tale: "George," said the jealous r during the intermission before the last act, did you manage to get round to the pure food show?" "The pure food show," replied George, trying to talk fast again the going up of the curtain. mean the one at Horticultural last week? Oh, no, that was housekeeping show, wasn't it? poor feud show, was—I mean the sheud foe—er—the—the—it's up the Second Regiment Armory, it?" The rival looked amused. The ther of George's fiancee sat up looked sternly surprised. Geek looked red and embarrassed. But George was ambitious and haps, foolhardy. "The poor feud sho—w" he be and stopped, amazed at his bra impotency to command his tone. Then he took a long breath and gan again with slow deliberation "The pood-fewer show—ar—the sh fewer poe—" and stopped, gasp. The jealous rival broke into c ling and disconcerting laughter. George wiping the perspiration take of their animals a recent trip of Former some of the ranges Wyoming. Sheep ed at the usual time, season was very backanimals in rather poor unusual storms mamen had provided blankets or covers for her shearing, these conned to the sheep in to protect their backs in, in a measre, took wool which had been on. Thus they were wihtstand a severe house of such blankets means of saving many dollars to the sheep MEANINGS angels brings joy, ants ade, apples denote a mes denoting bad luck, perity and good luck. donkey denotes bad married by one means one is much toll, and are beating one, you'll a cloudy morning and grief, but to see morn in your dream good news. he hear dogs barking a bad sign. he hear bells is a sign if you hear the wind tates hatred and quarbirds' nests or eggs his face, might have laughed, too, and so have turned it off, had he not caught the look on the mother's face as she leaned over to her daughter and said, just as the curtain went up: "My dear! George is certainly intoxicated!" Now, George wasn't intoxicated at all, but the poor girl had heard it all and had studied George's red face, and she did not look at his again for what was left of the evening. The after-theater supper was declared off as far as she and her mother were concerned, and the jealous rival took them home. Next morning when George called on the girl she was "not at home." Her mother came down instead, and the session must have been a lively one. When it was over George got busy. He sent emissaries to the mother that afternoon who explained how hard it was for the soberest tongue to talk about pure food without tripping, and when the lady had tripped a few times herself she relented and the June date for the wedding has not been altered. COAL IN CALIFORNIA Statistics Collected by United States Geological Survey The total production of coal in California in 1908 was 18,755 short tons, having a spot value of $54,840. California is not an important coal-producing State, but it is one of the few in which the output in 1908 showed an increase over that of the preceding year. All of the production was The total production of coal in California in 1908 was 18,755 short tons, having a spot value of $54,840. California is not an important coal-producing State, but it is one of the few in which the output in 1908 showed an increase over that of the preceding year. All of the production was the result of recent developments in new territory. The old mines in Tesl in Alameda county, and at Black Diamond, in Contra Costa county, were idle throughout the year. The recent developments have been at Ione, in Amador county, and at Stone Canyon, in Monterey county. The production in those two counties in 1908 exceeded that of 1907 by 4805 tons, and the increase in value amounted to $16,627. The coal-mining industry of California has been adversely affected, first, by the importation of foreign and better coals, brought largely as ballast, and, second, by the increased production of petroleum and its use as fuel in manufacturing establishments. As a result of these conditions the production of coal in the State had decreased from over 170,000 tons in 1900 to 77,050 tons in 1905, to 25,290 tons in 1906, and to 13,950 tons in 1907. Up to the close of 1908 all the coal mined in the State had been of the lignite or sub-bituminous variety. During the last year, however, the development of the mines in Stone Canyon, Monterey Co., has placed on the market a bituminous coal of a quality adapted to compete with the foreign coals brought into the San Francisco market, and it is believed that this will result, to some extent, in the rehabilitation of the coal-mining industry, of the state. It is understood to be the intention of the promoters of this enterprise to cater to the domestic fuel trade, in which petroleum does not figure as a competitor. The production of petroleum in California increased from 33,098,598 barrels in 1906, to 39,748,375 barrels in 1907, and to 44,861,742 barrels in 1908. This enormous output of crude petroleum has almost eliminated coal THAT PURE FOOD SHOW early sad story, hot from of how the course of suddenly roughened and parts almost torn asun- skill and devilish de-ous rival. At a large theater par-evening, the girl, her other, the jealous rival others to spread the har-raid the jealous rival permission before the you manage to get arre food show?" Food show," replied to talk fast against of the curtain. You at Horticultural Hall, no, that was the show, wasn't it? The was—I mean the pur- the—the it's up at regiment Armory, isn't ked amused. The mo- sis fiancee sat up and surprised. George embarrassed. was ambitious and, per-ud sho—w" he began amazed at his brain's command his tongue. a long breath and be-ith slow deliberation: or show—ar—the shood and stopped, gasping. rival broke into cack- ncerting laughter.Poor the perspiration from the coal-mining industry, of the state. It is understood to be the intention of the promoters of this enterprise to cater to the domestic fuel trade, in which petroleum does not figure as a competitor. The production of petroleum in California increased from 33,098,598 barrels in 1906, to 39,748,375 barrels in 1907, and to 44,861,742 barrels in 1908. This enormous output of crude petroleum has almost eliminated coal as a fuel for railroad and manufacturing purposes in California, where it is used almost entirely for domestic purposes. There is promise of additional coal supplies from Monterey and San Benito counties if transportation facilities are procured. UNDERGROUND WATER FALL San Bernardino, June 3.—Manuel Lopez arrived here tonight from the San Jacinto Mountain country, bring- ing with him additional information concerning the strange rumblings heard for many weeks. He declares the Indians are leaving, as all their superstitious fears have been aroused. Lopez made a thorough investigation, and believes the sounds come from an underground waterfall, which he says, probably also caused the recent quakes thereabouts. His statement substantially corroborates that of others arriving from that region. He declares there is no cause for alarm. Dispatches from San Jacinto discredit reports. Dr. G. W. Closson, veterinary surgeon, has located at Oliver Hill's City livery stable, and will give prompt attention to all work entrusted to him in his line. SPECIAL SALE SPECIAL SALE AT FULDE'S STORE 113 Center st., starting Saturday, June 13 my goods in the variety line, including naware, Enameled Goods, finware, Light Hardware, Stationery, &c., &c. THING WILL BE SOLD AT COST & BELOW le will continue until everything is sold, as I ng out of that line of goods. Don't miss ance. as you surely will make a bargain. Remember the number—113 Center st. O. FULDE will continue until everything is sold, as I ng out of that line of goods. 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