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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
CATTLE NOTES
spring Cattle Delivery Down In Grant
County.

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20

puruuut 90 tho iroclamHtlDns OF
Guypuu. A. A. Oturo and County
School superintendent Frank A. Hub
bDl. setting apart the ls,h day o.
April us hrb0J day. The faculty ana
pupils ., IHu several ward schools In
a.. r.fH u,Eu..' large portion ot
IN. GuE Zoo planting trees and bcauti.
fyuF lH. grounds around the public
institutions The I.ilo ones iu the
nraf uaduH appeared 90 manifest
greater delight Boo the work than the
ulHuT scholars uf She higher depart
mrut Nlt suffice % tu say nothing
wa# HOElus iu the carrylng out uf the
exercises uf the day. Special pro.
grum which included rDD.tatiunH and
fuurH HOrr rendered uy the pupils.
ArHr .U. WAS NOT only observed hy
Tho ElHIH UuI IL wHa noticeable that
mem u iHr residents lld not neglect
th.r uHu properties. but enhanced
tho u.u.Il appearance ut their
hom rn.. hy planting rhwbbe1
and u..H uu the lawns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
work on tho bIstrIet Court.

Doc thD district court this morning
th- case 1f the territory W Francis.
eco Gonzales came up for trial and the
defendant was found not guilty tie
was accused uf aEsauitnr Felix Mon.
tnyu With deadly weapon about four
yp1ra ago. and as the principal wit
uuHf was unable 10 remember the
particulars of the assault the defend
aut Wu# released.
The r4Ho against Jose Maltonado
pablo IUrrro and Pillar pbdillo. lot
burglary. was stricken from the dock
a. Niih leave To rpinstatr
Court then adjourned until tomOr
row morning when IL Is presumed
that the motion for new trial Ia the
Bousmorp murder case viii be- made.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
DYING OFF
The Unusual Fatality that Haas Attend.
One Family az lao Vegas.

Alive and visiting ruIUfNu nous.
at u'clurh yesterday afternoon and
"a corpse at Ir ur'u,t HH Urht Nla
the case with Mrs huIuUa Martinez
lo Macs wife off JunHH Macs aud
aunt OF Mrs tuuJrura Nuutu.a Says
the las Vegas Optic. Uu.ua .d called
tu sDD the SICK baby ul Nr. Nuuflya
at Z O'Clock yesterday afternoon and
was then apparently loo h.U H..I| good
health and spirits hut upon RETURN
lug home she NHH suddenly and bfHI
N stricken down within cam wuUt.
after entering thn house and WH H
conscious until death came $50. WH.
aged about $50 years ami ls survived
Uy q husband % daughter uuN iNu
sons. The children grown and married
A strange fatality rD.W. 200 attend
ths family Ihr H.u was uNHU with
"a peculiar discus, IH.f u.sHi upon tb,
death uf his mother and De- hH.Ut
since been ADD. tu utt "a word
few hours before tnU mothers death
her husband received l.ItDr from
Anton chico th1f IIe brother bad uf
boon fuJuI dead Ul tlD n8Iu I'll. Juan
Pals whrr" D.. WaH engaged H lHI
CATION Worn when .trIl.u Hu.u with.
out moment WluuI Sitter uf
Mrs Macs IIrI .HII u'E about tuar
ago. the symptoms ul Doc disease hu
Ing similar tu those uI Mos Macs Nul
whether 90 tho heart pr brain va. NOT
learned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
wINsLow


From the Mail
H. n. Gruouloaf OF Alhuqr enc.
registered at the Navajo hotel
Mrs. Nellie Tucker rcturuO "a
los Angeles. whore she %
spending the past week
The town authorities, as we'll a. iIt
county fathers. have had more trouble
With a woman known as Marie Little,
than all The other sporting women
who have ever lived In Wlnslow, Last
Monday night she was IN one Of our
saloons and became SO obnoxious they
had 90 throw her out some three or
four times. and lnally becoming tired
OF putting her out by gentle means,
threw her out bodily she was taken
Lcforo the police Judge the following
morning. fined $50 or twenty days Ia
jail. and sentence suspended during
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20

Or Cobb, of tine United states ma.
riuo hospital aud suuitnrlum, az Fort
stanton lincoln county, has been or
upTCd by Surgeon General Wyman Ia
proceed tu san Francisco and make
gu exhaustive study and report on the
Uuuuuir plague situation II ls De-.
liov,d This action Of the government Is
taken Co secure impartial evidence Of
the true conditions there and recon
ciI. differences Of opinion in Califor
mia between federal and state authori-
tics.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20

for 90 a station south Of Santa 70 and
NJ lower altitude. a. The high alti-
tudo Of Santa Ne is thought 10 mill.
tate against bis complete recovery
and h. viii remove from Santa he
with bis family.
The friends uf Conductor W &.
Thomas. ut Wlnslow viii be- glad To-
l.uu that bis little daughter Tuttie.
who has been ill is now out at dan.
ger
Charles w. King. Topeka train
90 .pntchpr. passed through the city
MIGHT before last for los Angeles. 90
lo absent from duty for several
weeks
Gardener Bluchor. with his patent
llIuutor was watering the lawn ut
t1. studio 90 Architect WhttlysDy
yesterday afternoon. and the occasion
brought together quite crowd ut
lutoit tied spectators
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
THE ALMA TRAGEDY,
Particulars Of the Killing Of Red"
Weaver by Ford HOLMAN,
BOUND oyss 10 GRAND Jury

Tho Utlc town of Alma seventy.
two miles northwest uf SILVER CITY. iu
th. NulullOn mining region. was the
scene uf killing last TUESDAY morn
iur Dog which Red Weaver q we'll
known border character lost his life
nt thr lands of Tod HOLMAN. the
particulars of which are taken from
thr silver city independent
The origin of the trouble occurred
she evening previous. There had been
some il feeling between the men for
some time past. due Co Holliman's ~.
manl 90 allow Weaver Go call upon a
lady relative of bis. HOLMAN feeling
that Viewers reputation WAS such
shat hs wac not entitled Co this cuur.
t,sy ON Monday evening the men
met Boo thy store uf Goats q Rowe az
Alma aud some words passed, at
which time Weaver drew his six.
shooter uuI uuurshod it In HOLMAN p
mrc. 20, thy Same time striking him
with h.s open hand. HOLMAN. not
being armed was as conciliatury a.
possible telling Weaver that bee was
uut prepared 90 defend himself just
thDu as ht had no weapon Of any sort
but that be- was willing Co meet him
aud settle the differences later.
80 further trouble then cusuod,
HOLMAN returning to h|s home Ear
b Ts. Ig morning hIil man arose
and u...I.JtuF Coo .ispHt' ~ the
uIrLt before aOm.I him ID with "a
Winch, .t.r iI0y and WV up in the
town Goo lIUk after some business.
&c., bad only proceeded q short dis
thuc, when ho saw Weaver coming
down th, street Tho two continued
600 advance toward each other, aud
when uuIy Jew feet apart HOLMAN
called ON Weaver Co stop or hc would
Doe compelled 90 shoot. Weaver, in
tho meantime. bad drawn his siXshoot
co.
Weaver refused 90 heed the admoni
iuu and both raised their guns and
frUu at tho same instant Neither
shot took effect. and the Gre was re
u.ut,i This time Holliman.E bullet
struck Weaver near The center ni the
forehead. killing him Instantly. Woar
py was not sn quick as his opponent
but discharged bis siX-shuotcr as ho
was falling after being hit Ills aim
was wild however. and HOLMAN cs
capped injury
HOLMAN al once surrendered him
ssf into the custody Of the officers
at Norulluu claiming that the killing
was done Boo sclfdcfcuso aud Ia this
contention ho is apparently sustained
by public sentiment
Weaver was well known oharac
Tor throughout the southwestern coun
tft 90 has been common rumUr fnI
the past few years that be- was in some
WAY connected with tho famous 'liInci
Jack gang but this was never proven
llp NH# h.Dn under arrest both in New
Nys.u and Arizona but escaped con
NIUtIuu Weaver was "a familiar hgur,
iu silver CITY about "a year ago. an,
was quite wei known There. He wa
about thirty years at age and came u
tblH country trom Texas. Nothing D
huuvu concerning his family
HOLMAN bears AN excellent rDpUta
tinu where known. and i8 said tu hc
hard working Industrious man
N.ayora remains were given inter
mont near Alma
Hoffman was held la $1,000 bail by
Justice of the Peace kirkpatrick q
appeal 90 tho next term 81 SocOrr,
frmufN uIurf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20

good behavior Wednesday might she
was again up town IN another saloon
and abused the city marshal most
shamefully The marshal again ar
rested her and locked her up For
several months she has been under
bond 10 appear before the grand jury
on n charge of robbery. Owing to
this last eecapado her bOndsmen
turned her over 10 the officers. and she
was taken 10 the county seat aud
lodged in iaii
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20

VIM Berry lou Nluqu"rlu. june
lS.lgUO, 20 como ju Prescott having
previously written tu Dis son there of
his intention OF doing au. ON june
20 Dee wrote letter nmu Gallup g.
~. Co his SON advising him OF hi.
arrival go that place About luly :
be- wa Boo lloUtuuE and inquired tha
road 90 Fiug.tan sine. which umo ul
trace nf him can ue found llg was
making tho trip ou horseback Any
one who eau give auy information i,.
garding him IH requested iU write tu
" J. Berry. Prescott Arizona
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20

40 th' rcEUlar meeting OF the @. T.
A. Go ttp 30 uf l.. T.. lodge officers for
she ensuing term were elected aE fol
lows Past president Mrs Jack Fen
NOR. pF.H II.rt Mrs John Butler. vice
pre- 'H.ut Mr o. a. Hammond sec
rrtlr. Hfs. a. ~. Holman. treasurer.
N Fuuh Moore, chaplain. Mrs ia
lH Garrett. guide Mrs J Fcnnar
sentinel Mm Blank The division
$500 HUrur.l hy yiait from one of tho
officer. Nr Mary CaHsoU grand vice
president aud rdltryss Of the journal
Sh. HHH 600 beer way Go the Pacific
coast and while here gave "a very iu
tpr..J|uH tulk tu the local members
con tl. good uf the order
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20

In o.. ruuu 0f Justice Crawford
this morning james Lillin culnrod
man vhu came here from Tennessee
WroE ago. was ordered returned to
thp county iail 40 await tho session Of
tho most grand jury For their action
rrrurII1E his conduct of yesterday
Io b. charged with making Indecent
exposure of biz person and proposals
10 thp little G.ypaYoll daughter ui
Iofrlh Beck and wife The Iniurma
zion rIeaupl from the testimony of lh
lttio rIrl in court this morning Was
that Llllin gave the child some candy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20

and then he made the shocking pro
posals to her She at once told her
father Of Liilin'R actions. and soon af
tor the dpprnyDI man was arrested
b., the night police Ilc ftuadfaHtlv
protested bis Innocence OF any crime
or vrou doing Uut tha magistrate
deemed the unOu.. uf .umrlDnt mag
ntaIr tu warrprt hui Boo holding 30
uu tu await tbu action OF the grand
IufN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20

boston April l9.-John J. Carney
of 81 FuuIrk.s Athletic association
Hamilton Ont. won the Marathon run.
Minis road race from Ashland 60 BIOS
ton. 20 miles. to-day breaking th,
record held by himself Canrcy b
u'io iu tu.days race was 2 hours, -
miuutpe and 23 30 second seventeen
minutes ana twenty three second bet.
Tor than last years record VIM. ia.
Wis. uf Hamilton. was second
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
Coal output

The oualsoutput OF the territory rs
assuming very gratifying proportions.
and within few years New Mexico
VIII Dee ranked as one of tho largest
coal producing cummonwealths at the
union New MpNicu's resources are
grand indeed and need nothing but
capable and skilled knowledge Co dc.
t,Iup them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20

Not 60 81 suit.
Ia the District Court County ui BcfnalillO
Territory of NeN Mexico.
Ida L. rlumtr
Plauuh,
" No bsAa,
Thomas W. piumcF.
Defendant.
Tue said defendant b. hereby notified chat a
complaint ha- been died again him in the
district count of the county ut hetnalilIn New
Mrxicu. by said plaintiff, Ida l.. fluminef
PLAINTIFF mays that she may br divorced ifum
the BOMBS of uatumcny uuU existing between
plaiutlH and defendant ON the grounds OF
100 .udunmeut aud failure 90 support, end also
that she De- aWuftlet the custody ui their ini NJ
child Warren plummef. aud pu, the said de
tendant, are further notified that unless you
enter your Appearance iu said cFuae on uf tt.
fore Saturday, May 20, 1901, Judgment " III
D. entered against you ia said cause by dc
fault.
HARRY =. OwEN,
Geek,
SUMMERS BuRKHART,
Albuquerque, NCN Mexico,
Attorney tot plaintiff
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
ia nrNRY AND WIFE.
ne Waa Sentenced 70 the Penitentiary
While His wife Entered
Road House.

Tl Topeka State Journal in It's
comment. Uu th" Mt and MIa Ira
llpuiy pa... says.
Iva Henry formerly lived Ia Tupc
La uui worked boz the Santa Pc shops.
ne was married. about the lst Of last
IIu. aud almost Immediately moved
with hiH wife tu Albuquerque New
Mexico. whore Doe went Co work ln the
santa ro shops 90 that point
only f.w mouths later a child
was born 60 them 10 lived only a
day After uu examination traces 81
fur plag Wtr, found and ilpury later
COME. r,I tu ,h'urufurming the child,
u o.. puu.D I hu said, tu % sugErs.
ton Ol hia wife.
"rh Werc both placed under ar.
rest nut Mrs. Henry was later re-.
I,as,I uu Lub.as corpus proceedings
auH hDr husband stood trial Tho case
la. resulted 900 sentence Tor his i'm
U.ieuumyut
Horny played ON tho base bail
team ui tha Santa Fc shop uf this
r.ty Both tho young pcupl, were wei
known and highly respected hN their
friends boo this city. who were shocked
20 learning the details of Bis Grim,
.i Albuquerque.
"rho theory that Henry committed
fl. decd while suffering temporary
u.utM alteration Wus advanced. Tn,
m,t Oh that while working iu the shops
BOO tha city about year previous 4,
|II. marriage %, wa accidentally
struck on The head with alodgc
which resulted Ia fracture Of hh
skull
"Hcurys parents live at 1876 Chand
I Ter street his wife was formerly
Niss Zoc Fink aud lived with ncr pa
rents at 625 Chandler street
/ Although Indicted for infanticidu
/ and ncarrHyatcd boo the county iai
ON She charge Ira Henry wh'l
I brought into court last Saturda,
morning plead guilty 90 three iniici
m,uts charging him with larceny au,
thp court sentenced him Co two an,
uurhuf years iu the pHniteuuary a
iur tlu murder OF hts infant chilli. th
case Was dismissed
Sometime ago although uoighhor
declared that the beautiful yuun
'yIf. was as guilty as her husband j
.tu. murder She secured her Liberation
from tUe jail after being in1iCtc
Jointly with her husband Tor murder
uu hahyH# corpus proceedings, an
Immediately took up her abode nt
.rugI huusU iu.t beyond the CIty Limit
where. 10 a alleged, nor charms AN
.U,NItchlug SMILES have been ustl
.m.uai Zoo selling quite a large nun
... off bottles of beer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
woman's Home Missionary SO

The members and friends OF the
Woman Home Missionary society 81
tho Load avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. met last evening az the resi-
doucp of Mrs. T.. f. Weed. About one
hundred were present and the hour
was delightfully."- spent Or Morrison
u.Hutuudpnt az missions for the
Methodist Episcopal church, delivered
"a yyr Interesting address. Miss Flo.
200 g. CRAIG presented recitation
that was greatly enjoyed boy an, after
which pfrcshmcnts were served.
About 2lN was realized for tho new
addition tu the Harwuud Hus" Mr.
Weed uuH his ostimablc wifo proved
themselves charming hosts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20

vs. No 5sg2
n \ Ciuutbirr and
Mu ~. \ Cluufhtrf,
Defendants.
You are trub S putitrd that }. A. Weinmau.
the above named plainth has commenced an
action tn asaumpsit by BuaChmt nt ~ ainst You
Ga the Shove entitled count, in and ~ which
"a q action plaintiff seeks iu recover of and
from yuu. the said defendants, TIE pHuci al
sam of three hundred and three dollars Nith
latcfcst aud costs of Hut, that platinum has
attached all your night, title and iuta rest in
Hnd to lot number ufrlul loo block number
Thirty seven la4l uf the liuning'a Highland
Addiuuutn the titY at AlbuQlrr Iuc, New
Mexico, and improvements thereon You arr
further notified that unless You enter your
Appearance in SAID cause uu uI bciusr tha urst
day Ut luur. A. % 1904 Judgment by DE-.
fault Will be fruf ned HEs.IHt you. and The
property su attached viii be tuId tu satisfy
said IudE Wrut
u aIutiHs Hturnry b. A. J. Mitchell. Nhose
postafhcc addfuss De- Albuquerque, New Act
lEus
HAIRY T. OWEN,
Olcfk of tlr Count.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20

'.n Sow h..I.Hn .asH. ". S.
l.. .H. ..r u..Ht GO the Santa F'.
i. .p.D u.uu from i.aH Vegas hot
ap.nr f.# evening. whore hu spent
co.. r month COS treatment uf an
atfB, ~ inflammation rheumatism.
80. i.f. uiIl pT.hut for trans
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
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~ Enjoy Life!

The vacuum treatment by our expert devel-
uf rf Is the cheapest and only positive cure iot
yautuJrls. drains, sexual weakness, small
sufuuAru organs, etc. The eHpcu bust drNrl
o.rr for Do lirs uctct fails bull descuuuon a.
office Cg Uy mail. sealed. ENFkkl Mo,
60 Room a, uu1 l7th II Denver, Nut1.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20

TrutUr, uf New Mexico,
County of lefnAlillu,
lu the Distinct Count }
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20

ago one Of oar citizens found II necos
aafy ~ pass by this hall about
O'Clock IN the morning tlc saw "a
figure dart around the building out VI
sight AZ the movements seemed uu.
usual the gentleman went tO the spot
from where the creature started and
found upon examination that tho big
front doors were saturated with coal
oil and n pile ~ klndllug made ready
90 start blaze. Tho person seen foo
dart away appeared to be- in female
rnrb SO 10 seems White oaks may
have a fire brand ln us midst
Evening star., 1901-11-16
We're deported during the year at a cost of
$46,940.
Distrfhufinp tho I'm,

Distributing the Immigration.
Mr.. Powderly suggests that steps should
be taken to distribute the alien population
where their services will alike be useful to
the country and profitable to themselves
In the absence Of such an attempt they
congregate in the great centers of urban
population, each race or nationality estab-
fishing its distinctive colony, maintaining
It's alien language and sentiments and fur
nishing the infiammable material which in
times of political or social unrest q spark
may ignite into destructive confederation.
He adds:
1T is therefore recommended that Con-
gress enact suitable legislation, either with,
or, II necessary, without the cooperation
OF the states, for the purpose of distrib-
ut1ng the alien population with some refer
ence to the Industrial law of supply and de-
mand. The time has passed when vast
acres OF undeveloped territory In this coun-
try aforded a profitable outlet for fndf-
vfdual energy and made 1t comparatiyely
safe to interpret literally the once popular
sophomor1c oratory which advocated the
1nd1scriminate welcome Of the oppressed of
all lands to the United States as an asylum.
II not now, then at some day not far dis
tant, the public mind will be awakened to
the necessity, as a measure Of self-preser-
Vation, OF undertaking seriously and earn
estly to adopt means. not necessarily to
shut Off immigration, or even materialiv To
diminish 1t, but at least to deal with If so
that 1t may not continue to threaten oI,r
social and civil order"
Evening star., 1901-11-16
Exhibition Of Poultry, Pigeons and
Belgian Hares.
AN UNEQUALED DISPLAY PROMISED
Nearly Every Class in the Premium
List Filled.
THE LOCAL ASSOCIATION

The first exhibition Of the Washington
Poultry, Pigeon and Belgian Hare Associa-
ton will be held next week at Masonic
Temple, corner of 9th and streets, OPEN
ing Tuesday. Pet stock of all kinds and
descriptions win be placed on view. There
will be about Loo exhibits The display
will be large one and will embrace prac-
tically every kind of fowl. Nearly every
class in the large premium list of the as
sociation has been filled, and the display
will be such a one as few Neutrality-suspicious.
have ever seen. In the pigeon line the
display will be unusually large. and birds
Of almost every recognized variety will be
exhibited in the coopS. The poultry and
pigeons will take up perhaps the greater
part OF the space.
For the first time in the history of Wash
ington, Belgian hares will be exhibited
both the red and the blacks. 1t was only a
comparatively short time ago that this
class of pet stock was introduced in the
District. and now there are a large number
OF fanciers. amateur and professional. Some
or the bucks which will be placed on exhi-
bition are of national reputation including
black Beauty, which Won the first prize at
Madison Square Garden a short time ago.
Yukon, 1r., and Merry Ladd, are perhaps
two OF the most celebrated red bucks that
will be In the lis., the value OF which runs
up into the thousands OF dollars
Exhibition of Local Poultry.
In the poultry line among the local men
who will exhibit, and their main competi-
tors are Theodore Barnes, white Leghorns
against David C1eland of New York; Ru-
dolph Thiele OF Maryland and the Clear
View poultry yards; Henry c. Copperthite
Rhode Island reds. against T. NJ. Smith O,
Massachusetts and the Clear View poultry
yards; John NJ. Allen. black Minorcas
against j. H Conrad, J. Wallace Smelling
OF Virginia, w. A. Eichelberger's poultry
yards and the Berwyn Poultry Association
The proportion of local men in the exhibit.
ton class Is comparatively small, when the
total OF the outside entries is considered
Inc largest display Of the popular little
pismy pouters that has ever been cooped
IN thls country viii be seen at the show
Aessrs A d. Brown and s. E. Rabbit
two OF the leading local pigmy fanciers
will be on hand with a large entry. They
however. have the best birds on the con.
dnent TO compete against, as Messrs c. NJ
Evening star., 1901-11-16
COMING OF ALIENS
Report of the Commissioner Of I'M
migration
INCREASE FOR The YEAR OF 39,346
Favors Re- Enactment of Chinese
Exclusion Laws.
PRECAUTIONARY STEP

T. v. Powderly, commissioner general of
immigration, has submitted to Secretary
Gage his annual report for the fiscal year
ended June 80, 1901. This shows that the
total number Of immigrants arriving in the
country were 4S7,91s against 44s,572 for the
fiscal year ended June 80, 1900. There were
331, ,05z males and 1916, ,SG6 females, as against
3O4, ,14S males and IA, ,424 females the year
before. OF the total number for the year
%. 220 came through Canada.
The total steerage arrivals have been
1913, an increase over the next preceding
year of 1886, or, approximately, 8 per
cent. OF this increase 2.O20 came through
Canadian ports and 37.326 were landed at
ports Of this country. At the ports of Bal
timore, Galveston, Key West, Philadelphia,
Portland, Maine; Portland, Ore.; Port
Townsend and San Francisco there were
decreases Of arrivals of, respectively TO-
34S, 592, 1,456, 2S9s, 464, 705, 5,7s2 and 1510.
Boston. New Bedford, New Orleans and
New York, on the other hand, report in
creases, respectively, of 9,s62, 342 1901 and
47.219.
Immigration by Nationality.
The immigration by nationality was as