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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
(Fr,rn Fridays DsilyD

A. NJ. Bergere, Of Los Lunas. passed up
the Rad for Santa Fe last night.
Mrp, John Jaooby is quite III At her
residence in south Albuquerque.
Mrs. q. l.. Brooks, who has been on .
visit to Chicago friends, returned home
last night.
o. n. Marion, the popular district
court clerk, returned home from Santa fe
Wednesday night.
Hon. T. u, Catron, who Was here In the
election cases, returned 10 his home In
santa Fe last night.
Cade selvy, special officer Of the Az
lAutic 4 Pacific, returned nom TIP
over the road last night.
M-ssrs. Breckenridge and Waller. the
Chicago bicyclers. LEFT for the ives, "a
passenger tain No. ! this morning.
d. C. barclay will leave this evening
for williams, Arizona, where he accepts
a position with the lumber company
Col. ]. l.. Morris, in the employ Of thu
santa Pe road 81 Wallace, 10 In the city
and made plsasau, call At tbs cirlxH'
office.
Mrs. BooLer, II Los Angeles, who hA'
been st the Armijo for ths past six weeks
will leave tomorrow morning for La
Cruces.
Gov. slower and N 3. otero will 60 y
santa Ps this evening. and viii to-mor
row attend the annual meeting Ut the di
roc,ors Of the santa 70 railroad brancl
companies In New Asxico.
II. T. Conner. formerly owner Of th
Nathan Hall Cattle company Of socorr
county, was In the city yesterday, an
was introduced around by q. l.. Brooks
Mr.. Conner Ia se,,lins up the AnAirs Of Oh
company.
O Il. CoultsS, editor and manager {
Western Veteran, Kansas City. n In u
city, and was introduced 81 Tns Cries
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
Nhen " eel vs. Cheap.

"Thirsy-avs rsars ago." sAid veteran
trader Of Las Vegas, N. n, II paid II
cents per fleece on the sheep, and the
growers thought they had made good
bargain" At . period ending . few
years earlier. when that region vas 9
part Of Mexico, wool had no saleabie
value, and sheep were shesrsd chisay fos
the health Of tho animals. Some Of the
wool vas used In the Mexican households
for the making Of felt hsts and ooArss
blankets, and the poor Aexisan ,oaid
have u Of the rich propristors for the ask /.
Ing. In those days sheep were reared
almost solely for mutton, and twice Q
year great 6ocks, numbering many thou
sands, were driven southwark 10 the
markets Of Guaymas and the City Of
Mexico, an escort Of dragons accompany
ing the hsrdsrs thrtugh the country par
tieulArly subject 70 the raids OF the Apa-
che, Navajo asd ComAnchs Indiana
New York Bun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01

what the rs,di-r- hxpeesea ssa No
tpeubt aeeetved.

what the re,di-r- kxpeesea ssa No
Deubt aeeeived.
kditoss ,itis-n.
Fort winga,e, N. NJ, Nov ~ - Thanks
giving 10 the dominating subject here o.,
present. the post exchange having ~.
crivcd . supply II poultry and other ar.
ticles for use on that national holidays
which affects alike every loyal American
heart
BAND korEs
"This 10 something like New York
lifc." said our baud cook, Mr.. Berth, as
be displayed three colossal cakes " the
boys this morning Mr.. Berth Is . candy
maker. conf-ctioner and an adept At
pastry cooking Of many years expert.
.nce, having served in thai vocation in
New York city long before entering the
army, aud to cay b. thoroughly under
stands his business aud never fails 10
charm the palate II the most fAs,idious is
hardly DOING him Justice. He has pre-
pared u magnificent cake for each NJ the
'"'o' "o'.s w w" 'A"" "''"e 'o'''' '"e
0e"'e' ~"'e oes'"s "'ee-"'"ry m"n'
rVH' Which, '"'hA' ~ w"r'"y " oescr'p'
,ion in TMs CITIZEN. The ground door 10
e""lN'ee VI mh'o'e Sucn ~ "e atone W
c"pao'e VI making See"h" s"ry' sugar
"''"''A W 'e.' 'ei'oN" An' iran con-
si,u,;ion, studded with four-leafed sham
'"N' anu ''se' " every eo'or Inc 'h'ru
s",' " e",hI""en o' oass cr''"' music A"o
'aVN ''"p''e' AUG "'"e' TWO nave aeco-
''nS ~iaA"y 'ni""'" Inc menu Tor
'"e oa"" "'""er 10 '""~s' oyse'
Stew roast turkey, cranberry sauce
roast pork apple sauce mashed posA'ocs'
cranberry and Saratoga chiIe, green peas,
corn. chow chow. celery, pickles, fruit
CAKE jelly CAKE pound e-k-, m'nce' Gran
berry and pumpkin p'e' coffee, wine,
Chocolate nuts cand'es and cigars
Lieutenant Trout. Sergeant Delmar and
Corporal Davis OF II troop, returned on
the so'h from an eigh'een-dAys' hunt In
the vicinity OF Jem-z mountains. Corpo.
raj DAVIS reports very successful and
pleasant trip. several turkeys and several
encounters with deer AMI bear breaking
he mono'ony OF The Journey
| W r. Mclaughlin returned on the 2se'
from business call At Blue Water.
mrs Nate dr'mn Of Oklahoma 10 visit
ing Mrs Allison and family Of this pos'.
he"srs. Cotton. Of winga'e, and Meyer
night operator at Flagstaff, gave your
correspondent pleasant call on the I'D
inst, Mr.. Cotton Gays he Ia jus, begin
ming to realize how narrow our Wagon
r".ds arr since securing bicvni"
~ |Srr iece''en message GU
tue 1Sn Gaming MIN " Aiouquerloe or
ACCOUNT W 'ne scAhe"S o' n's ~ne' ~n'
We 'eArn ~ '"" writing 70 improving
our photographer mr. nrook'' vii
soon take his derRrture for Los Angeles
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
a nastler.

Miss Fran.Ss Dye has proved herself
quite . rustlsr fr charity. She thought
she would do something for the Childreu's
Home, and this morning she presented
the Home with 81 In money, which she
hal obtained by subscription from gen
tiemen reading in the First ward. The
young lady wishes this paper to thank
the gentlemen for their generosity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
" ALLACE " AIRS.
a rev reist~rs Accent the Peepi
asa tsch,i Dts,rtea.

a rev rei.t~rs Asest the reepi
ass teehtss Dts,rtea.
Editor. Ci,i..a.
WallAoc, N. N Nov. 25.-On arriving
here this evening. On our way 70 the Co
chit mining district, se wsre greatly cur
pris-d TO hnd Mr.. and Mrs.. shuckhart,
the former sgen, and operator here. gone.
They are two noe, pleasant AMI accom-
modating people. Mr.. shuckhArt was
the Gre, one 10 write up Cochi,i and get
the people Interested In that camp and
bring the travelling public 10 Wallace,
aud Mr.. shuckhArt was the Lady Who
made Il pleasant and took care of al that
came by way of furnishing beds aud good
meals Whore have they gonel 10 TIE
general cry all over ,his part Of New
Mexico. We hops the present agent aud
his wife will make themselves 40 useful
~ the public a. did Mr.. and Mrs, shuok.
hart.
We learn that . Mr.. Brown, Of Denver,
has purchased Y. W. shuckharts one.
eighth intsrest in the Barney mine. This
10 the adjoining claim Of the famous VIC
tor mine, owned by Mr.. shuckhArt aud
o,har railroad men the consideration for
the one. eighth interest was $1,000.
There will he great development In the
camp the coming spring. Miners are go
ing In fast aud preparing for spring
work.
W Bailey has added . large pump
" his plant at Allerton. and will be hxed
for working any quantity Of ore In the
near future.
Those who want claims In this wonder
ful camp had better buy now, a. they
cannot he purchased for love or money In
abe spring, and indeed there arc very
few desirable claims for sale now. 80
every foot developed shows better miner
al and there 10 no doubt but the poorest
looking claim in the camp will b rich on
development. No camp In this or any
other country can show such tr~msndous
lsads Of ore, anil such . bright prospect
for the future.
Well, before leaving Wallace. I must
say that J. r. Ribsrs still holds The fort
In the grocsry business, and Ia - pleas
ant ~ ever.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Morris ara the same
good old people ~ last suomer. and -
ready - ever 70 lend . helping hand TO-
wards taxing .~,o VI ,ho t-~veiing psbiin
Mr.. Aurris has been with the railroad
company for the pas. ten or twelve
years.
A. Horne and his faithful partner. G. p.
Jones. arc holding MP the stage line and
doing y good business. PAssnxasa.
A large party OF her young friends sur.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
Ani3A q. OF i.xshiss.

Grand Chancellor W. Y. kushenbeeksr
Of Gallup. has appointed the following
pas, chanesllors a. distric, depasy grand
chAnceilors within shs grand Jurisdiction
Of New Mexico; Thos. A. Rofs, Eldorsdo
M. l, Las Vegas c. y. Raaley, SAINT. 70
No, 2, Santa Re; c. o. Bshney. Rio
Grande No. ., Bocorroj J. J. Murphy,
Harmony No. 8, RAtonj George Curry.
Lincoln No. 7, Liueolni T. A. FinicAl.
Mineral No. 4, Albuquerqusj August
RsinEArht, Black Range No. y, Kingston,
e q Y, Uebrick. Baxter No. Q, White
oaksi r. v. Me0srvsy. X. Z Cowan No.
IL. Blossburg, Geo. W. Miles. Silver
City No. ~. silver City, 3. N. Brown,
Gallup No, 10, daliupi Vim. Fitzpatrick.
Carthage No, ID. Csrrillos,J J, T. viii.
liAms, vsspsr No. is, Ccrrillosi c. n.
Hoes, Justus II Rathboae No. II, Ban
Marcialj q. G. Clark, MagdAisnA No. Is,
K-llyi L Tressel. Sierra No. 10. Hills
boroi N. A. Bolich. Demins No. 10. Dam.
ingI L. Anderson, Rddy No. ~, Eddy ,
W, T. Joiner. Columbian No. ~, Roe,
we'll.
These officers Just appointed arc men
we'll known throughout the territory -
business men and gentlemen Of integrity.
BY their help the grand chancellor cleo,
hopes TO bring the order into a higher
position. incrsass the membership and bs
I.I. Ia IN Ina IL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01

Judge Collier aud his sisss-, Miss Col
lier, the sfieien, assistant d'S,r'c,. eour,
clerk, have received some mure bad
news about their family. Paul J. Col.
l!er, Q brother. who travels for . New
York tobacco house. vas In the big Fort
Worth, Texas, hotsi are the other day,
and besides losing HE clothing. eIosp, 9
sui, os clothes, $So In money was burned
He 10 . soaad sleeper. and barely sseap'
Cd with his life. ososxs Collier, snothsl
bro,Asr and propristOr q the summer ho'
,sl, wixwsm, At Indian spstazs, GA, Los
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
Wllla aAana.

Capt. Tyisr. the city jailor. 70 mourn.
Ing the absence Of tbs ssrri,oriAi
prisoner. y. II. wilts. the horss
,hisf leh In his care until his
preliminary hearing. Al O'Clock
this morning Jailor Tyler opened tho
pondsrous door Of the jail, and discovered
oil the prisoners, ss customary. lying on
the aoor asleep. He pansAsd them M.
gsatly with his cane, a. . reminder 10 got
~ and drsas. "a brsAkfssl woald Be
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
Cepar nArtsss.
a aecesver'- wnpe.s~s ses.eea-rhe
Eiesties Cas~s.

q neeesver's wnpess~s sesseea-rhe
Eiesti.s Cases.
In the case VI George G. Brown ., al
Va. the New MEXICO Savings Bank and
Trus, Compsny, Judge Collier rendered .
decision " the effect that from and sftsr
December I, 1894. the compensation Of
the receiver Of the defendant company
shall be- u, the rate Of tisO per month.
and his attorney Al the rate Of $500 per
anuum. payable quarterly. the compsn-
sst'on II receiver 10 he allowed quarterly
only upon orier u the court. based
upon stiidsvn by the receiver that
he has rendered. daily personal service
10 the trus, and has only been absent
from b.. ofiioe during usual hours 81 hue
iness upon matters ~ the rcceiversbip.
The opinion also disp-nses with the SER
vic.s Of clerk for the receiver.
The election cse.s--that "a, ascertain
ing whether the precincts VI Nacimienio,
La Jna aud Gobxsli,oe are still IN this
county, the same before a. after the cleo.
TOMS being hesri to-day In chambers
by Judge Collier. Hon. r. u. Catron.
republican delrsAt--.l-ct to congrrss.
and Hon. v. W Clancy Submitted t-sti.
mony aud sihdavi,s this morning. strong
and conclusive, for the republicans. that
the ,hrrc disputed precincts were stil In
Bernain,o county.
Jud,e Warren and Hon ~ Pa,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
nAa InatAas.

Gilbert La Bar. who has been ranching
up in the Jemes mountains. drove down
10 the city this morning aud will spend
the winter here. lie brings the informa.
ton that the Navajo Indiana sre Oh their
reservation. and have been caught In the
.ct OF stealing horses aud other stock
from the rAuchsrs. A fcw days ago ID, b.
Thompson apprehended = big buck In
dian driving one Of bis horses which was
hobbied, and when he yelled At him the
rcd man len post haste for the woods.
Mr.. Tho.npson followed the Indian and
came up with him al his camp The In
dian, Innocent like. declared that he
thought the horse belonged 70 one Of b.,
friends ON the reservation, aud that he did
not Intend stealing tie animal. Even
vintar tho Jsmes eoub,ry - iniested will
roaming Navsjos, and their depredstion'
Ars becoming entirely todnumsroas TO b
borns much longer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01

TBR ClrEss learned this afternoon from
Hon. Austin Galall, IL C-rrillos, who
was in socorro the other day, that the ~.
port that sam Dedrick, with others, bad
bcen massacred by Ynqni Indiana, is EN-.
tirely groundless. MIR. Gouiall AtAtes
that L n. brown. surveyor Of socorrp
county, has received q letter from Mr.
I~drick, written several dAys amer the
supposed massacre, in which the writer
says b. and party are we'll and alive
The correction is gladly made, for the
reason that Mr.. DERRICK has many friends
in New Mexico who we're made sal by the
Arst report.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
sss,prse,,y tie wa,sswsra.

II comes with bad grace for parties 70
come 70 TIE CrIxas once 70 got srss no
,icss for contemplated balls. festivals and
entertainments altar getting thsir job
printing done slsswhsre. Such psrsons
are infOrmsd ,hA, they must pay like
merchants and other people In full fOs
any notices they may want. We hruiy
bslisvs IN reciprocity. and extend fAvors
oaly 10 our fFisads.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
GOLDEN
MEDICAL
DISCOVERY

Many ysass ego Dr.. z. v. Pierce. chief
consulting physician to the lnvalids' Hotel
end Surgical Institute. Buffalo. N. v, CON.
pounded this medicine Of vegetable ingrcdi-
srts vhich had an especial effect upos tie
stomach and liver. fousins the ofgass g
healthfui sctivity IN we'll a. psnfying snA
endchiuS the blood. by such means tie
stomach and the nerves are supplied With
tsvs blood; they win not do duty without d
any more than . locomotive Can run With.
cut coal. you car not get . lasting cass q
Dyspepsia, 90 Indigestion, By taking artl-
kctally digested foods OF pepsiu-the stoup
sch s5sss do In own work In its own way.
Do nos put your nerves 10 sieep with %.
called celery mixtures. Il 10 better Be- 20 -
the seat Of the dlfhculty and feed the serve
eells On The food they require. Dyspepsia
Indigestion, niliousness and Nervous A.
fectious, each - sleeplessnese aae weak,
neryeus sseiinGs are completely fsSsd By
the Discovery" II puts on healthy neak,
brings refteshing deep and tnvigofates he
whois system.
hmL Z. Hssx., u NJ. ~ Nsyts HsisfsS n,
0saafe. M, writes, al regard ny tspssvs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01

The hotel stables by Are The oshsr even.
Ing. ami several spe hovsss and bnssis
vere destroyed. Az the time II the are,
Mr. Collier was absent from Indisr
Springs on Insurance business.
hsme r,tssster mere.
Printers arr more numerous In Pres
oct, than republicans In purgs,ory, and
every vns u them threatens 10 start Z
new paper nes, week, the objective
poiuts being Prescott, jerome, Ash Fork
Chspa raj dulch, Congr-ss and s-ligmsn
In the m-su tims the fellows who are run
ming paper. feel disposed Ia run u th'
wods when the weekly psy rol has q
be- footed Prescott Courier.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01

vesdsrhi. k1ss
SSesa:. sE.slssl'& ..
VITA his 'rtcaasui
fsilsss Z have gale
:; $3.50. . :l.:x RI
s..,..ss:ss, ,. ED i ssf
ey.pspsiA Nc pip
rslleL
.s sss: , : N ,,..i-..s.
b relieved 81 Say
dlsea.s. Ny ape
tils u sxeeiient ;
food veii digssted
much improved"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
Astsse rer Fshtsesstsa.
LAkp Okklon AT AAMrA En-. n. n.

ko.ies I; hsr hS siyss 1s, =, iolIsvias-
$sr: ss:i s:sss e' ss q u Y, -: =. =
Ss;c e * q NJ ssss:, s, !. -
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psIdiss sgs 1s pa q swS- 60. Il. nv sf Nv
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01
TAxes s.aia 4. Eurspe.

The totai annual taxss Of Great Britain
are Ssss, 600. 0ooi Of France, sic, 00o,0 900
Of Germany. $40, 900. oooi u Rassis,
$500. 0O0, 000I Of Austria, 4s7b ,0oo. 000i Of
Italy, t6Os. 0Oo, 900.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01

A large party Of her young friends sur.
prised Mics Lillian Hughes las, evening.
and made the occasion one long 10 b re-
msmbsreo BY the young folks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01

serotuiA u one Of The most fatal among
the scourgss which Affiiet mankind.
Chronic sores, eAnesroas humorA smasis
ton, and consumption arc the result VI
ssrofula. Ayers ssrsap.rilla srsdica.ss
this poison. aud restores. 70 tho blood the
slsmsnts of lifs and health,
The advocate., 1894-06-06

intarioF, McEGoa introduced this bill. Il
provides that when land is opened to
settlement, il shau be secured by sealed
bids under the direction Of the secretary
Of the interior; no one man shall bid for
moro than one quarter section, and no
one Shall be allowed 10 bid WHO is NOT
entitled to take land under the home
stead law. The highest bidder shall get
the land BY paying One-sixth down and
the remainder in ave years in Eve equal
installn snts.
In addition to this bill, which IL looked
upon by those from the West as iniqui-
tous and beyond the understanding Of
any outside the states Of Georgia and
APkanBas, an amendment is offered. It
10 thO Flynn bill, to allow settlers TO
commute In the strip. 7 his is done In
order 70 RAstsn the republican side TO
the measure The bill allows Che cot.
tiers In the strip TO commute their en-
tries after fourteen months' residence, IL
90 doairsd, and this ia added 10 the bin
suanating from the secretary Of the in
ENrior.
It 10 very certain that the republicans
viii fight the bill all they can. They
will demand that the plan Of fssfroe homes
be allowed to remain the law OF the
country, and ct the same time will try to
pass tho bill to allow the people In the
strip to commute their entries according
tO the original Flynn bill.
The advocate., 1894-06-06
Homestead Laws.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-The house COM
mittee on public lands INDUCED in
clever trick to-day in Oklahoma mat
ters. II reported on the bill 10 author
ize the government to sell the public
domsin to the settlers. This is the plan
insisted upon by the latter.dSy patriots
from Georgia who sneer at the home
stead plan and free-homeS idea which
has been the law of the land for over Q
quarter Of q century.
Instead Of free homes, they now insist
that Rll future land to be opened 10 set
tlement shall be given out TO the highest
bidder, and this is q part Of the bill re-
ported to-day. Some months ago, under
the guiding hand Of tho secretary Of The
The advocate., 1894-06-06
Blaine's Old Scheme.
COntlniled from pd0s I.

mutual cooperation. Mr.. Blaine's
speeches before the Pan-American con-
ference disclosed that his policy en-
braCsd united action on silver, on the
tariff and on Rll subjects in which West
eEn nations had q common interest"
A great deal OF significance 10 given
the Reed interview by many public men
here. For several months there has
bean growing sentiment among the TO
publican members in favor OF q liberal
policy toward silver. Among Mr..
Reeds most intimate and constant as
socistSs in the house OF late have been
Representative Newland Of Nevada and
Representative Sweet Of Idaho, who are
radical supporters OF silver. The ex.
speaker has made q study OF the silvsr
question from the standpoint Of the
Western members, until he 10 said TO
have q mastery Of the intriCsCies Of che
question quite equal 10 that OF Mr..
Bland.
The advocate., 1894-06-06

Public Reception Of the W. P. p, League In
Topeka.
This reception will begin at 8 p. M,
June II, with the following program:
Invocation.
Five minute speeches by Kansas
women will occupy the first hour, after
which Carrie Chapman Gait will give an
address:
"WomRn's Organizations" Emma d.
Pack.
'"The Truth" @. J. Tucker.
"When Doctors Disagree" DIR. Carrie
e. Tiffany.
"SiOux Indians vs.. Dakota Women"
Elizabeth M. WRrdall.
"COxsy and Other Cranks," Annie L.
DlggS.
Backbone" Anna Champ.
OHioeSOOkers," Emma Troudner.
sour FOreisthers," Auns @. Wait.
"Our FOrsmothers," Fannie r. Wick.
cry.
"WhAt Of the Future?" E. W. Crumb.
"City Government" Eva M. Black
man.
political Sense" Althes P. Stryksr
Address by Carrie Chapman. Gait.
The advocate., 1894-06-06
The LOrdl Nust Go.

GLASGOW, SCOTLAND, June 2.-0nO
hundred thousand persons Witnessed
here to-day @ procession that had been
arranged by the radicals as demonstrR-
tion against the house Of lords.
Toe Irish residents Of Glasgow were
out in strong force among the pAraders.
Two donksys formed an amusing fsa-
tur0.
These animals with coronsts on their
heads, were intended to be symbolical Of
the institution against which the demon
stration was directed. A public meeting
followed the parade, at which resolu-
tiOnS were adopted demanding the abOll-
tion Of the house of lords.
The advocate., 1894-06-06
Fourth Of July at Dover.

A grand Fourth Of July picnic will be
held near Dover, Shawnee county, Kas.,
In James Mays grove, under the Su-
spices Of the Farmers Alliance. Instru-
mental and vocal music and eminent
speakers will be on hand to entertain
the audience on the topics OF the day.
Everybody invited. Those from q dis
tsnce will be cared FOR. Come one, come
all, and let rs have jolly, old.fashioned
celebration. By order Of committee.
]. W. SAGE,
w. s. WHEELER,
Committee.
The advocate., 1894-06-06
Agricultural Investigation.

WASHINGTON, May 3l.-An invostiga.
tion Of mammoth proportions and in
volving an immense amount of research
is contemplated in provision contained
in the bill making appropriations for the
department Of agriculture FOR the next fls-
cal year which recently passed the house.
OF the 100000 allotted to the statistical
division Of the department bill, $4,000
10 to be expended in the collection and
tabulation Of data, showing Ss Far 90
possible the annual yield since the Or
ganizstion Of the government Of all
agricultural products, their cost Of pro-
duction annually, the cost Of tranSpor.
tation each year from the place Of
production to the market, and the mar
kst prices. The tsbulRtion, 90 far %
practicable, is to be made by states
and subdivisions thereof.
Pending action on the appropriation
bill by the senate no steps have been
taken by the department having in view
the beginning Of the investigation pro-
posed. In conducting such an inquiry
the department would, Of course, have
to depend for much OF its information
on reports touching the matter Of farm
products and wages already published.
One Of the most complete reports
available on the subject Ia that made bv
q committee Of the senate in the first
session OF the Flfy.secOnd congress, It
was an investigation into the general
sub ject Of the effect Of the tariff laws on
imports and exports, the prices Of Rgri-
culture and manufactured articles and
Oh wages here and abroad. The COM
mittee divided the whole subject matter
into two parts and pursued it's inquiry
on the lines thus determined upon. A
portion Of the report made by It In
cluded the matter OF prices and wages
for several years previous to the time at
which the investigation was commenced,
and another portion was devoted largely
to details relating to the course Of whole
sale prices and wages from 1840 to 1901.
The advocate., 1894-06-06
A COxey Contingent.

EDITOR ADvoCATE:-General Bennett
and his little band Of forty-tWO CoxsY-
ties arrived at the city Of Lesvenworth
last Monday, May %. First let me de-
scribe these men and then will tell
your readers what happened. No man
can join this contingent who is not over
2l years old, and each man must sub
scribe to the following obligation:
have sworn TO support the constitution
Of the United States and the Industrial
Army.
To obey all lawful orders that may DO
sent or handed to me By those ppthOFiged
% to Do,