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Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1901-02-13
LIBRARY MEETING.

At a meeting OF eiIiSsns held in the
hall Of orsauiz ID LAD las. evening in
answer to cal issued by tn. Library
COMMITTEE" of the labor organizations,
the question of a library 70, organized
labor and pubic library fer the city
vas discussed. and a committee oonsis,
ing OF the representatives OF the various
labor organizations was appointed 20
confer with the citizens standing com
-mi,,ee on pubic library. aud the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, The library committee Of
Organized Labor. realizing the advan,.
ages aocruing and derived from the pub
lie use OF library o! standard works to
It's members has purchased library Of
$50 volumes OF works Of merit, and
Wherea~, There is an indeb,t dness
OF about SIS remaining unpaid, there
fore be il
Resolved. II is the sense OF this meet.
ing OF citizens of Boulder that the efforts
OF the committee are considered pro
gressive. praiseworthy and along the
right line OF education. We therefore
commend this committee to the citizens
of the CITY for their support, and
Whereas. The subject Of securing a
public library for the city of Boulder h S
been publicly discussed by the citizens
for some time past ard various steps
taken to secure the same,
Resolved, That the standing com
mlttee OF citizens previously appointed
for the purpose be requested to attempt
to secure the cooperation of all the or
CARNATIONS interested in the sui .ct and
to renew their efforts to secure funds by
subscription or otherwise for establish.
ing such library.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1901-02-13
WILL POSTPONE.

j FIR ss.Ruhlin rr re fight or for Two
Weeks
Cincinnati. F>b. IAN official an
nouncement is expected this evening,
postponing the sight until mex. week.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1901-02-13
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

The reception 10 be rendered the
freshmen by the junior classes on Er.
day of this week. promises to be one Of
the delightful affairs OF thewin.er. The
Juniors have spared 10 exp :nse in prepa-
ration. A shor, program vii. be followed
by dancing. One corner OF the hall will
be devoted 10 each department.
Mr. Fred Wesilake arrived las. night
from F!orcace and will enroll in the col
lege. He has shown some ability in the
PITCHERS box. and will probably. be a
cand date for that honor on the base
ball team.
Omega Epsilon Phi. the new medical
fraternity, has how two new members,
Mr. Fl. Nj. Snyder, ca. and Mr. NJ. A..
Tn III 5, 'o3
Subscription blanks are being circu
lated for the purpose Of securing new
uniforms for the base ball team. Over
fifty dollars has already been pledged.
The new suits will be maroon with black
uin mings.
Mr. and Mrs Beschy OF Chicago, on a
bridal tour through The west, were shown
abou, the city yesterday by MIR Meyers,
law ca Mr. Meyers is a cousin Of the
bride.
In 4 letter received last night b. Mr.
Jarvis, leader of the Mandolin club,
from DIX Lamson in Colorado Springs,
Mr. Lamson states that he will be able 10
accompany the club on its tour OF the
state and will gladly do SO. He will,
probably, play first mandolin.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1901-02-13
THE NEW KING.

London, Feb. l3-rhe Lord Mayor,
sherlffs and alderman. accompanied by
civic officers. procee dcd in state Carriages
to ST.. James palace today 20 present the
king a loyal address on behalf of the city
OF Loacon. The king ard duke Of Corn.
wall and Yo!k. attended by theif suite,
reached the palace shortly afternoon
His mal,siy read the address in clear
swe., voice and thanked all very heartily.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1901-02-13
Mrs. Notion
Turns Editor
SMASHER NATION.
She VIII Attempt to Get Out Issue Of
Peoria Journal.

Peoria. Ills, Feb. l3-Mrs Carrie
Nation, The joint sml:her. has consented
to take charge OF and sdt the Peoria
Journal on Tuesday. Feb. 26.h. She will
b. assisted by w. A. Burbaker, OF this
city, who is the national lecturer OF the
prohibition party.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1901-02-13
( JOE ENTERTAINs.

Mr. and Mrs Jonas Bergheim, in honor
Of their tin wedding anniversary, enter.
tanned about twelve couples OF their
most intimate friend, last evening. Cards
were played until late hour, when all
adjourned to the dining room where an
elaborate lunch served on ,in-ws S
partaken OF. 1t was a very enjoyable
affair and one long to be remembered
by those present.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1901-02-13
THE STUBS BILL.

Legislstors K~fu.e to Place 1t on Calendar
Ahead OF stewart Bili.
Denver. Feb. I5-The Stubs electro
cution bill was given set back in the
senate today by the refusal OF that body
10 place il on the calendar ahead OF the
S,ewar, capital punishment bill. which
provides that hanging shall be the
method Of death. Routine matters alone
we're discussed in both branches.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1901-02-13
THEY'VE GOT ENOUGH.
Kansas Saloon Keeper. Packing up and
GottDH Out.

Wellington, Kan, Feb. l3-The anti
saloon crusade is beginning to make II
self felt. uha Roth. keeper Of one OF
the largest joints in town. disman,ied his
place today. and arranged to ship his
bar fixtures GU, Of the state.
At Peck delegation Of citizens col
leo,ed at the towns only joint ard gave
him until Saturday loshlp his liquor and
fixtures out OF the state under penalty Of
having his place burned.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1901-02-13
Jim NQ[S||Q
Kills His Mon
MURDER AT DENVER.
Ex.City Marshal OF Grippe Or, elk Uses Gun
with Deadly Effect.

Denver, Feb. l3-James Marshall, a
70 orious gambler. wto was at one time
marshal of Cripple Creek, shot and
instantly killed p. ID. Killsm at 4 o'clock
this morning on the step Of his gambling
10 Mt on Larimer street. khlam, with
others, were attempting 10 serve sJsot
ment papers when the fatal shot was
fired. The shooting occurred at 4 o'clock
this morning and Marshall held the police
at bay until ? o'clock. before he would
SuY,enieY
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1901-02-13
PRESIDENT M'KINlEY.

Washington. Feb. I3-The electoral
college met a, noon today and declared
Mckinley president OF the United
State;
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1901-02-13

Don't say ~ nigh, b. We done So" but
get some stock in the new electro prep
osition. Everyth ng that helps the .ov n
helps you.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

Unknown owner Undivided halt
interest ln land bounded north hy An
drcn Sundoyal south by Juan NpodU
O., east hy bar"las road west hy IiN't
Taxes FOR tho pears lN'b. 1870 lN''
1899. 1900. Taxes. Sl7bpi penalty
so cents costs. $40, total Sls.la.
Gurulr Tomas a. rCcinct NO. b.
Land, '' Naras wid' from harolas road
a. 'nd of Albuquerque grant All o.
tho unH1rNv} 'd portions OF blocks Is
ana :. 'i the Eastern addition 20 On,
town ni Albuquerque y NJ. Lana 'N
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

Santa Pc Pacific Railroad company
Additional assessments Ton The NDJI
1898 ~ the Santa be- Pacific railroad
company. The following WHH omitted
from tho return made Dos the Santa
BE- Pacific Railroad company Tor On,
year 1898 and is hereby assessed On
aud against said Santa o., pdD.l,
I Railroad company fur tGp year 1898
/ i.ll3 Miles or T.Eht OF way of SAID
railroad company Boo thr county of
lOruuIIIlu, territory az huN NrNItu
/ including ull Improvement. rTuHa.tipH
rails, ilsh bar plates bolts bride. a
CglNcrts and structures together Win
| the telegraph line erected upon and
constructed over the right at way ul
the said railroad company, also stat
/ ION houses. shops dDputs. switches
water tanks and AN improvements ut
| Albuquerque A. a r. Junction, ChCygs
or Mitchell Wiugato Gallup and Man
culita az tho rate at $1,000 per mile
making total of f5l2.uUl. or the
above amount $50 600 is assossablp fO'
city ana school purposes In the city
AZ Albuquerque and fl1aG5 is aHscaa
able FOR town purposes In the town ul
Gallup, audSg6l3O Us asscssablo Cor
school purposes iu tho Gallup school
district TaXps. Sli9953i. penalty
/ t1i9.76, costs SG.G5. total 8l5.15l 40
Santa lp Pacific Railroad company
Additional assessments for the yppI
1880 the Santa Pc Pacific Rairua
company. The following was omit.
from tho return made hy tho SAINT
Fo Pacific Railroad company for tb,
year 1898 and lH hereby aasus#p6 On
and against said santa o. Pacific
Railroad company fur th. year INgS
1919 miles ur right OF way of .lHl
railruud company Boo tho county u.
nornaliNu. territory off New NDNiDo
including an improvements. cross ti.H
rails. FISH bar plates bolts hriIr
culyprla uni structures together win
the telegraph limo erected upon uHl
constructed over thc right uf NaE Di
the said railroad company. also slot
ion houses, shops drputs. sWitchct
water tanks aud an improvements at
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

2u cents. total e233
t.ot %. block NJ Eastern addition
Taxes. s203, penalty go cents, costs
90 cents, total t2.33
south fractional lot % block NJ Ene.
yrn addition Taxes. siu2. penalty
cents. costs 2O cents. total. ti25
South fractional lot s. block NJ Eus,
pru addition TuN,s. siO2. penalty
cents. costs 9u cents total Si2t
Southern fractional bot % block lu
I Eastern addition Taxes. ~ cents
7 penalty 8 cents. costs 2o coute, total
St27
lot 10. block 5o. Eastern addition
Taxes. Sl2lt penalty. q cents, costs
| sn couts total. Si2H.
North fractional bot 49, block 51
! Eastern addition Taxes 90 cents,
penalty. 3 cents. total 80 cents.
Southern fractional Iot 3, block 90
| Eastern addition Taxes 90 cents
| penalty 3 cents; costs go cents, total
/ 50 cents
lot O. block 90 Eastern addition
/ Taxes. fi2l, penalty. @ ccutai costs
! 20 ,onts. total 81 go.
North fractional lot 3. block lo
. Eastern addition faxes. 81 cent.
penalty. rUnts. costs 90 cents
total 50 cents
south fractional Dot % block %
/ EuNDrD addition Taxes 81 cents
penalty. 8 cents total 50 uuuta
South fractional Dot o. block ia
! Eastern addition Taxes. G1 Dput#
penalty. cents costs. 2n cents total
Use cents
lot o. block i9 Eus,,rn addition
Taxes. El 23. penalty o. r.uts costs
go cents. total fl.i9
lot No. block 90 Eastern addition
| Taxes. &la3. penalty o. cents, cost.
2p cents total fllH.
North fractional lot block @.
Eastern addition Taxes. On cents
penalty B cents. costs. .O cents, toto
|Nt cents
North fractional Iot II block q.
Eastern addition Taxes rl cent
penalty. @ cents costs .H uuut t1ia
81 cents
south fractional lot % block Is
Eastern addition Taxes. 90 cents
penalty o cents. costs. 800 cents, tuiH
80 cents
south fractional Dot q. block u
ElHfDtu addition lBNDs. 90 cont
penalty. s. Douta. cost. 2n cents. tut1
50 cputs
Lot 8. block as. Eastern addition
Taxes. {lg3 penalty Ii Deuts. costs
. 2o cents. total So
bot lUhock iN Eastern addition
Taxes. 1923. penalty q cents. cost
2U cents. total $50
North fractional lot o. block l
Eastern addition Taxes. 90 cent.
penalty. cents. costs go ccuts. tota
total f21u
Nouh fractional lot ~. block %
Eastern addition Taxes. tl cents
penalty. 2 cents costs 200 cents, tota
Sc cents.
lut lO block o.. Eastern addition
Taxes Sl2" penalty cents. cost
go cents. total fl.i9.
Nouh fractional lut co. block
D. Eastern addition Taxes. CD rDut
uounlty. g cents. costs 2O cents, ,la
50 cents
south fractional Dot 8. block Al
Eastern addition Taxes. Cd cents
penalty. cents. costs. 2u cents, tOu
80 cents
North fractional lot 3. block a
Eastern addition Taxes. Gl cnutu
penalty. cents. total is Cyuts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

and called the Zla Santa Ana and
Iomcz grant situate In the county of
UprnalillO. territory Of New Mexico.
,omprlsiat and containing 3S2. is9
ucrps. moro or less and composed "
grazing lands of the value OF 30 cents
Ipr acre The said lands not con.
hJmcd or patented. AVID are owned by
rumo porstL or persons unknowH. and
Hrp owned and claimed by several
persons having or claiming undiyidc 3
Interests therein. For more AMI
,ImplDt' description OF the said tract
a. land. reference ~ hereby given ana
uado to tho description and boundar.
l,u thereof on nlo In the Office Of the
surveyor General OF the territory oi
New Mexico. which said description
and boundaries are hereby made a
part ~ this description. TaXcq
it3S327, penalty, t2lgi6 costs. "a
cents, total si6O27s
UNKNOWN OWNERS.
Lot H. block A.. A. a =. addition
Albuquerque. Taxes. si3.72; penalty
80 cents. costs. 20 cents. total. ttiG1
Lot rs. block A., A. a. =. addition
Albuquerque. Taxes. si3.72. penalty
o. cents costs. 20 cents. totalfts6i
lot 90. block A.. a. &P addition
Albuquerque Taxes. ti372: penalty
90 cents. costs, 20 cents. total eiiGi
Lot o. block a. a. &P addition
Albuquerque Taxes. si3.72; penalty
80 cents. costs 90 cents; total SiiGl
lot 10. block ~ a. a =. addition
; Alhuauotauo Taxes t6Sg, penalty
[ jt cents. costs. 90 cents, total S74i
Fractional lot 70. block o.. A. A.. =
addition Albuquerque. Taxes, $3.50
I penalty. 10 cents: costs. 90 cents
/ total. g3Gj
Fractional lot a. block O.. A. &p
addition. Albuquerque Taxes, sl.65
| q, ualty Is cents; costs 90 cents total
sl.g3.
Fractional lot 49,. block w a. ~
| addition Albuquerque Taxes. siHb
| penalty e.. cents. costs 20 cents
/ total. $500.
lot IS. block .. 4 a T.. addition
/ Albuquorl, e. Taxes, sass. penalty
/ 20 cents, costs. 20 cents, total S. al
! Lot 9. block . BaCa addition, Al
/ luquyrqu1 Taxes si95 peualt,
. a5 cents costs. 90 cents, total. sbl'
Lot A. block 8 Baca addition Al
. luQuoruut Taxes. Si95, penalty 2
/ cents. costs. 20 cents, total. $40.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

w NJ Weaver. pssigncv OF Charles
Z'ErI s half lots is. %, block s g.
o. NJ T. Co. addition Land. nuurdr
north Dos - Garcia south hy acuguIa
east by Trpa addition Land Boz pr.
Cinct @. 800 hy ,al yaras bounded
north by railroad south hy i Cutter
req oust bog aooquIB. west by railroad
Taxes. S1235, penalty. f3r2, costs
$40, total tI7U1
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

g.u.u. Wyman oft thu marine huspi'.
HI service show that tuNorCuiu#
causes about DOB pee cent OF thy deaths
ported only I.atHH from rUutH.
.|.U# Diseases are faNuIHt"d HuI
where deaths from these causes a.H
reported W every stance tub,rgu.
la. ls Cav 300 tho ipal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
PRECINCT no. Z

lot 2Ois. block r. Baca a Armlip
.. cents. addition Taxes s244 pea.
atty. 2p cents. costs, 20 cents; total,
{g1G
lot I. block S Apodaca addition
Taxes. $l23i penalty. Is cents; costs.
go cents total. Slig.
Lot e. block 3, 3 Apodaca addition
TaNccs, Si25, penalty. g cents. costs
1l cents. total sii9.
Lot e. block 2. s Apodaca addition,
Taxes. Slga penalty. cents. costs
100 cents. total $40
lot s. block o. $ Apodaca addition
Taxes. {l2a. penalty. q cents, cost
O." cents. total fiia.
lot o. block % S ApodaCa addition.
Taxes. Sl2I. penalty. o cents. costs
.l cents. total Slin
Lot o.. block .. S Apndoa addition
Taxes t2I. penalty. % cents, costs
90 cents total Slig.
lot 70 block g. 3 Npodaca addition
Taxes Sl23, penalty e. cents; costs
go cents. total Sll9.
Lot u. Buck .. Apudaca addition
Taxes. Sl2a. penalty cents, costs
-u cents. total 81 90.
lot \ M.ck T. s Apodaca addition
Taxes 81 G3. penalty cents; costs
30 cents. total 81 80.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
PRECINCT SO D.
INELLNnT NJ IN

Albright $. Lots u.s. 90, block C.,
a d T.. addition Value OF persona,
property $3.50 Taxes S1iIi, penalty.
3 90, costs. so cents, total {2G.33.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

ur person" unNn"Nu. aud ar" owned
aud claimed hv .rvUfa. persona hn.
tnE cor claiming UnHitilDI interests
therein IuI O. W ''. rHmplri. d'frflu
tIun OF thu said ifA'i OF land reference"
is hereby gNcu aui m.d. tn The &C.
fcririnu .ud unndIHiI thereon o1
hlr 900 lh' once ont on lfNrNof gem
GRAZ Ni me territory DI 30" McNi,n,
WHICH .NlI d' llp.'"h hnH Nouhdhrl'H
orD hDr.n. mad. o. part OF This dc.
tcripiIun I1NDE tInh''. p'nhll'
t'ul 'u.tt. .' cent. total sl'hli
Unknown HNu.r# ui CitIu Iu Naval
Grant
Tho possession rrhi uf possession
and aI interest .r equity uf in aud tl|
au That uum ur tract Uf land known.
and called tU. otto It navajo grant
.fust, u fl. count, of uDualllo AMI
TERRITORY uI Sow Mexico. comprising
aul ...Il.rue fHIUuu H.r.. moro pr
.... auH ,umuu..I uf raziug lands
u. iH. Iau. uI SOD cents pOr aero The
...# ..... ... mot confirmed ur patprt.
,I a.H .r. 9Vucl D., some person on
f..... un.Nu .ud a., owned aul
claimed b.. ..uraI persons having lt
,nu.... undivided ut.r,.ta therein
ror m... completes description of
tho .a.# fr..f .I .suU reference is her,
hy r.r.n ... MlE. o.. tl. description
Hr. .......... thereof uu HIu in thu.
... .uI..... u.raI of Ncw
.. H...u.utiuu and
I." ..u.. uuic part
ur u. dissertation. Iak.. sI.ItG.
u.raI. E..... ...f. 800 .,ut- total
SIlU.t
I.rtr.... ...... off r.rsts o., a.,
l... ..arf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

Albuquerque Brick co. Value oi
personal property 81 900 Last half
taxes s1tau. penalty 81. costs. a5
cents. total. s4It1.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

Auuoucrauo 4 &p 1uncuon CHAVEZ
u Mitchell Wurntp Gallup and Man
tll.tn 100 The rate of 10000 per milo,
m. Nug total of Stl2Onl. OF The
above amount 10000 is aasosfahlr Tor
.lIt ami .choul purposes in The ritv
U. hlhuuuufuup aud ft5.stH is assua|.
900. Tor town purposes lu the town C
Gallup. HudaHt $50 ia uasDhHnhlp tur
school purposes iu the Gallup school
strict raN,a tlGGtuui. penalty
/ $50 $500. COSTS sEr5i total Rli1Un2l.
] Santa to Pacific Railroad company
I Additional asses. Wvuts Tor The year
lN1N of tho Santa Co. Pacific Railroad
company Tho f1lowiu was omitted
from tho return made by the Santa
I b., Pacific Railroad company for tho
I year 1888 aud H hereby assessed o.
/ 1ud uUHu.t said Santa DC Pacific
] Railroad company for The year 1885,
! f3ft3 mites or rIrht of way of said
/ railroad umpauy iu thu county lf
I NuUunIiIu territory uf Npw Mexico.
. lu.u1iur ll improvements cross ties.
/ uN. n.n Boar plates bolts bridges.
/ culver. .u1 structures together with
tn, tDlDelph lime erected upon and
con. lu.fnu over tho right uf way ~
900. .I.1 railroad company. also stat.
Coon houses. shop" drputs switDhaf,
water tanks IuI 900 improvements 40
AIHHUuUIIU. s. a. - Junction Chny,g
IOr Mitchell WnEii. Gallup and Man.
.I'|f1 Hi Che ruiu uf Al 600 per milo,
.N.us total of &ll2uul OF the
1#... amount go 600 Be- as.rasablu for
.fr and school purposes Zoo thr city
.Oi Albuquerque. and $40 $3.50 F assesses
.al.. fu. town purposes Zoo the town ~
Gallup uuItlG l"U ia asaUHuh.u for
/ school purposes iu the Gallup school
|H. strict TUN.. tli1G1A1. penalty.
/ fiNasaH. costs. secs total S22.
-.HIn
/ NoU.u H hereby further eiycn that
.tN. undersigned tan collector for Ber
.u.'|'u county. viii apply tu the dis
.fI.. court u and for said county. ON
iHr seventh IuE OFF October 1901 for
I...m.N. against tH, land. real estate
HHI poo. property described in
fu. Il..s.ius lIsr together with costs
.uud penalties. and foe Hu order t0 sell
fH. asm. tu satisfy such Judgment,
Lon. that hn viii within thirty days
H'.r tho rendition Df such Judgment
AGAINST property described in said list
acI after having Ely,u notice hy a
band NlI posted no the front door ~
ffU building BOO which tho district
court fur -1ii county Ia held at least
IyH IHt. prior tn th, d.y ~ sale. M b
Do" Iir at public auction ln front Il
.UIH building thu real estate and per.
..NN property described Iu This notice
against which Judgment may be- ron.
't,.j FOG the amount NJ taxes. penal.
t.. and costs due thereon
CHAS Is. NEWHALL
Treasurer and DNDNcIu Collector ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

AL thui pTnnt or tract uf land known
and called tho SuuIIu land grant. sit.
uutc in tho county uf Uyrualillo and
territory of New Mexico. comprising
and runt1iu.ue HlIN,e9 acres. more or
less and composed of rrazing lands NJ
the vain. OFF 500 cents per acre. Tho
said nuI. Wurr confirmed to the legal
r.pr, #.u,1. .ru. of Hall Indians ani
gr" owned Bog SOM, person unknown,
and ure owned and claimed hy sDt-
'u| PERSON having ur claiming unit.
N.H.H uf r..t thHrelu For "a mo-"
complete q. .uiluu of the said tract
.I Hud reference b. hereby given and
muH. fl tNu description aud huun
II. thereof 600 NlD iu tho office ut Oh.
HrsHu. general of the territory
Sow N.NDu which said description
and uuu.Uau.H are hereby made TO-
mf uf thIH description TuN
f.,tIt PENALTY siaN'. cost. r
,,ut. total fsHi3i
tukuoNu owners uf Santa Ana land
grant
The suburban citizen., 1901-05-11
The Greatest Ever.

Every year or two "the largest ship
ever built is launched. The latest le-
viathan is the Celtic, wQlch slid of the
ways at Belfast on Thursday and
dropped three pairs Of anchors to a
pandemonium Of jubilation. 1t was
certainly an inspiring occasion, and
the Germans win have to try again.
For a time they held the belt with the
Deutschland and the Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse, but the Oceanic took the
record away from them, and now
comes the Celtic to eclipse her sister
ship. The Dutchmen were respective.
ly 662.7 and 626 feet in length, 67 and
66 feet in breadth, and 40.4 and 80
feet in depth, and their gross tonnage
was 1862 and 14,349. The dimen-
sions Of the Celtic and Oceanic are as
follows Length, 6SO9and 6S5; ;breadth,
75 and 68.3; depth, AL and 44.5. The
gross tonnage Of the Celtic is 20,SS0
and Of the Oceanic 1924. While the
Oceanic is a little NOR, than four feet
longer and a trihe deeper the increased
breadth and the great advantage in
tonnage make the new ship the world
beater. She win carry crew Of 1886
men and 1859 passengers, a total Of
104.-New York Sun
The suburban citizen., 1901-05-11
- ;" = -
England's Coal Fields.

A French author, Monsieur E. Loze,
has recently discussed again the ques-
ton Of 4he probable duration Of the
British coal fields Assuming that the
prosperity and power of Great Britain
depend upon her supply Of coal, he
thinks that "the end Of Britain" r.
due within the coming century. He
fixes the date 1850 for the complete
exhaustion of the attainable supply Of
coal in the British Isles To this state
ment the English scientific journal,
Nature, replies that Monsieur Loze has
failed to take account Of recent inyes-
legations proving that mining can be
economically carried on at much great
er depths than 2000 feet-the limit as
sumed by the French author-and con-
sequently that the British coal supply
with last indefinitely longer than bis
calculation shows.