Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 25, 1880, Page 7

THE DAILY BEE: DECEMBER 25, 1880. = ——— ALK IS SHEEP, But it Takes Mutton to Make Money and Wool to Cloth ) the Naked. L he Ranges of the North and West. hdence of The Bee. ~p, Neb., December 23.— Pme writers in speaking of Nebraska have described it as adapted only to the raising of stock, others have eaid it would all be converted into corn- fields. Neither of these extremes is correct. Nebraeka farmers will find it most profitable to engage in mixed farming or to both the raising of grain and stock. Some portions of western Nebraska will likely remsin occupied by cattle ranches for many yeats to come. Though scientists claim to be equal to that of any country, it is evident from the history of the past few years in which has been inhabited that the climate is not as ewnducive to a vigorous growth of agricultural prodncts as tost nearer .he Missouri river. country becomes deusely settled aud the surface is operated upon by the plow, harrow aud drill, the climate gav andergo much change, and lessen R\ difference in productiveness now existing between the eastern and western portions of Nebraska's prairie land. It is on some acco nts unfortunate that the settlement of the state came with sach a rush. Had settlement moved more cautiously and tilled all round thoroughly that it spre.d ell” over, Nebraska would never have given a cry of want. Not even her frontiersmen would have cause to complain of *‘hard times” more than in other and older settled states. Wool growing is to-day one of the most remunerative iudustries of the state, and it is desticed to become more 50 as the wolves are killed and driven westward, and a few woolen factories are established in the we to utilize the product without of double transportation—to factories, and back to stern sumer: The nutritious crasses ka’s prairies are superior to the grasses for flarh, and are regardd fully equal ia wool producing pro, erties. The easiern portion of the state is watered by numerous streams that tlow neac the surface, and these can be Bal The hill and vale, which expense. the constitute the natural home of sheep, diversify a very large part of | the state. This fine streich of laud lying along both sides of the St. Paul, Sioux City & Omaha road is particu- larly adapted to this branch of agric- ultural work. Extensive advertizing has been given by railway companies to more western portions of the state, bup the railway advantages recently m od by this s=ction, will bring it ctly before the eye of the travel- er, and give italmost eqazl publicity we hope. The surperior baauty of hn:lacnpe, fertility cf soil, and acces- sibility to staple trade cenires, will furnish greater attractions, and it will aceive more favorable notice than 1s ally given to the western prairies. gdy the attention of capitalists veen directed to the reservation s t0on to be open to sertlement. Some Wisconsin capitalists have been prospecing over this and adj cent country, and have decided to es- tadlish themselves in Wayne county and open large sheep ranches. One barrier against stock b counties is ex‘remely h taxati It bears more hesvily on investmen's in stock thau on iuvestments in resl estate, because the stock are aesessed ¢ nearly or yuite full value, while real te is assessed fat from cne-half to thirds the full value. Wayne fiaty has but $17 000 indeoteducs nd possessess excellent nstural ad- vauntages for sheep raising. The water fs pure and clesr, and it has more aprings than any equsl area elsewhere in the west. The various branches of the besutiiul Logan river have their sources within the county, and these streams do not flow at the bottom of deep guilies, but course through shallow beds at or near the su face A. E. Wells, of Oakland, who L travelied over the whole of Nebraska and has property in most f the river counties, provounces Wayne the finest region for sheep growers he has seen. r.,W. says there will be 15,000 sheep ig the county before another fall. It . 4e\evidently a most inviting section for settlemant. Jav. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC. Katharine Rogers will teach elocu- hon in New York. M:. Sothern continues to be mis- \erably ill, despondent—qaits nalike his old self. Rabinstein’s Tower of Bable is like- lywb‘ roduced in New York this on b) Dr. Damrosch. Wagner's The Ring of the Nibe- s 1s to be given ai the Victoria theater, Berlin, in May next. “Hazel Kirke” will shortly begin the twelfth month of its life on the stage of the Madison Square theater. “The Corsican Brothers” at the Lyoceum, snd “The World” at Deury | Lane, London, are dcawing enormous- Iy well. Bartley Cambeli’s new plag, “My Geraldine.” will s00n bs presented at the New York S andard theatre, wit astrong cast Christi nau sh lsson looks ten is, and hoas a. The total receip:s of the first nwe performances of Mdlle. Bernhardt, in Boston, it is said, amounted to §34,435 50. Tuomas W. Keene busiucs: daring his toar His receipts for « i bia, 8. C, were & John M;Cul]ou;h ended his fine en- bagement at = Baltimore, Saturday the south. t iu Colum- As the | pl mented with | wind-mils where needed at very httle ! years | © ved to large | night, aad this week acted in Brock- | lyn, at Haverly’s theatre. A negro festival, with 300 perform- | ers, is to bs one of the Christmas at- | tractions at Philadelpnia. Haverly | s mixed up in it. e Catherine Lewis has joined the Comley-Barton ‘‘Lawn Tennis” com- pany. The frisky Oates resumes her povition 28 the star of the ‘‘Favorites.” | San Francisco is expecting a real | novelty at Christmas, io a_travslation | of a Japarese play czlled Chinsingure, or the Leyal League. The Florences have finished their engagement in London, and have gone toItaly for the winter. They will re- turn to England in March and bring out a new four-act play. Adelina Patti reappeared in opera at Madrid on Saturday night, after an interval of seventeen years. Every part of the theatre was densely packed. Miss Emma Sothern and Dion Boucican't, Jr., have made a success- ful debut together in London. The latter particularly is said to posses re- marksble talent. Mr. Boott’s Richelieu proved ao P pul:.r that the production of the | Fool’s Revengo 18 postp med to boxing | night, Decembe The theater is fall every night. —_— HE DalLY BEE OMAHA PUBLISHING CO., PROPRIETORS. 916 Farnham, bet. Sth and 10th Streets TERMS OF SUBSURIPTION, 1 Copy 1 year, in advance (postpaid) & montns 8 montns TIME T BLES THE MAILS. Sewwa Bz omoamanas "o Zg® ., 112 m, 1 p.m. 'm, 9:30 p. m. P.,1la. m, 11p m. llnm.,flpm rom Lincoln, 12:10 p. m, “City & B., 11 3. m. PhMInN 4] from 13 to 1 p. . Sandays. THOMAS F. HALL. Post master. And l)flmrlure of Trains Arrival UNION PACIFIC. do do do TIME LEAVE OMARA Express Mail. Sundays rmmul CHICAG O,/ RO! K !\LA\D& PACIFIC. facts thalt We Know. 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