. Breeder and sportsman . to bebetter known to be more appreciated. AmonR the transfersin the Secretarys list are Petaluma Boy 4896, sold by J..Morse & Son to M. D. Hopkins, Petaloma and iiellota 8z,1,sold by the estate of S. Cook to N. Saito, Nishibara, Japan,and W sales in Utah by Sarah G. Elridge. The od fashioned average, fifteen or twenty years ago, ofthe number of pounds of milk required to make a pound ofbutter was 25. This was the assumed average, and the rec-ords of tbe first butter factories that practiced deep, cold set-ting showed it to be nearly correct. That average baa beencon
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. Breeder and sportsman . to bebetter known to be more appreciated. AmonR the transfersin the Secretarys list are Petaluma Boy 4896, sold by J..Morse & Son to M. D. Hopkins, Petaloma and iiellota 8z, 1, sold by the estate of S. Cook to N. Saito, Nishibara, Japan, and W sales in Utah by Sarah G. Elridge. The od fashioned average, fifteen or twenty years ago, ofthe number of pounds of milk required to make a pound ofbutter was 25. This was the assumed average, and the rec-ords of tbe first butter factories that practiced deep, cold set-ting showed it to be nearly correct. That average baa beenconsiderably reduced within tbe last ten or fifteen years.Of 57 herds—whose average of milk for a pound of batter, asgiven by their owners who bad butter on exhibition at thelate meeting of the Vermont Dairy Association—the generalaverage was 19 2 pounds of milk for a pound of butter. Thelowest average for the herd was 14.1-2 pounds, and the hiest 25. 152 %xt fpmte atud £ptrrlsmati. Feb. 22 THE GUN. Golcher Tropby.. The cat shows to advantage the exceedingly rich aDd taste-fol trophy presented for competion atnong the United StatesCartridge Companys teams of shooters. The design origi-nated with Messrs. W. J. and H. C. Golcher and is nmque.A heavy tankard of beaten silver, having for a lid a bluerock target-worked out in oxidized silver and gold, sur-mounted by a miniature blue rock target forms the design, and is most appropriate. On one side a perfect pair of ham-merless guns and on the other a shield properly engraved, relieve the weighty app arance of the tankard and lend graceand elegance to what will certainly be one of the most valuedof the many souvenirs of Colonel Dimmicks great tour. San Diego Chat. Editor Breeder and Sportsman:—The heavy rains upNorth seem to have delayed the Northern flight of ducks andgeese, so that we have had very little water fowl shooting sofar this season; but I notica the past week that our marketsare fairly well stocked with both ducks an