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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
RUB ON
P0inklllex
Id the Rhenmallsm'l -.

"Mlnc Drhlnasc Distflcis b. 2.
iyman White. State Commisaione7 y,
Mines. Denver. Colo.
Forestry a. Il Affects he Mining
Industry" by 4. E Benedict. Inspector
OF the tinl9cd sfotos Forestry Seryiag.
Thatcher. Ark.
ADVANTAGES 81 Greater Co.Opera.
tion Between the United States Geo.
logical Survey and state Mining Bu-
roauu hy Hon Charles " WalcOtt,
director OF the United States 0eolog.
icnl Survey. washington. y. e.
preventing OF Mlnlne Frauds BY
State f.eaielatlon.' by lewis 3. Az
bury. state Minoraioglat. san Fran
cisco. Cal.
"Rciation Of Mining aad smcltlnr
/ Between Mexico and the United
states by James w Malcolmson ol
NJ paso Tex.
"Orcs Wnrthlcss Twenty i've Year
Ago which Have Been Made Valuable
hy Improved Mining MoihodA by Prof
William =. Blake. Tucson. AriE
"The Examination Of Mines Pre-
liminary to Purchase of Today "a
Compared Witt twenty-five Year
Ago" by Robert Gilman Brown. Gar
| francisco. Cal.
Mine management Today AZ Com
pared with Twentyfive Years AGO,
tnot assignedl.
"A National Department Of Nine
and Mining" mot asslgnod).
Prof. c. j. Norwood, director of Ia
Kentucky state Geological Survey
| Lexington, KY. Especial address,.
Proposes Remedy for the Difficult
ties Arising from Inaccurate Record
OF pntnol Surveys" by Prof A. J
HOsk!n. Asalatan, Professor OF Nil
ing, Colorado School 81 Mines. Colder
Colo.
Each paper win be open 20 free a,
cusslon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
SUPERINTENDENT HApLGy
WILL SPEAK At ROSWELL

County Superintendent of schoula
D. a. Reed n 10 fecclpt Of q letter
from Hiram H4dlay. supornleudenf
81 public lnsirusiion M New NeRirsL
IN which comes the novs that Mr.
Hadlcy VII be here about Friday. No
vember a. for the purpose ~ efp.
ms on address on education. says fhe
Roswell Record Il viii be held in ina
hlRh school auditorium Nj. HaaieS
~ one OF the foremost EDUCATORS woEa
OF the Nissiaalppi river. having hei4
various important positions IN sosnc ~
The leading colleges of the southwest
and his address should ho heard ~ \
large crowd Mr. iiadlNy n coming
partly 90 zee thu great Prcos valley
aud VIII make quite q visit here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
ASSISTANT posTMAsreR
or CLIFTON RoBBEO

Mrs. n. a. Emcrson. assistant poat
master a. Clifton. Arla. WIS wayiaid
laHi week while on her way home ffoa
The posioface NJ about 81 so o'clock. a
shopping bag ln which she carried
the krya % The p1stonicc. and some
change. Wns snatchcd from her hRud
The robbery occurred near the rail-
r0ad yards To set % her home. Mrs
Emerson was obliged to cross she
tracks A. shr ens 10 the shad0a
~ a car d ran Jumped oul aud grab
bed che bag she carried
Before she gaGld call iur assistance
the fohber had made good bis ESCAPE
disappearing behind q moving train
The authorities ihint that me rob
berry WAS committed 10 a tramp. I'm
ill now locke caD b. secured. TIA,
stamp aud Other galuablos or thi
poygofnce wiIi Do Kept 10 ihg gauli a.
the back.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
JOHN DIS INCOME;
CAN YOU GRASP 1T?

pight.hour day. or Al the rate Of
t83aS.3t every hour In the a.
Just think OF getting F5b.ea every
minutni
The average respiration FOR On adult
~ rs per minutr Therefore. every
time John breathes he d $500 bottor
OF.
The Rockefeller income IA equal 20
a tax ~ 80 i-3 cents per annnm on
every man. woman and child In the
United States.
n the STANDARD oil maEnnic were
10 pm hts fortune into 81 Bills. he
could carpet seven and onchali acres
100 feet deep with them.
Think Of walking across q ilcld and
Kicking up money like that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
STORAGE RESERVOIR IN
WHITE OAKS caNVOns.

Capt Fred q plummcr "a Inc
United States engineer corps. spcut
several days ln White OAKS and adsn-
cent secu0na lass week In tho Interest
oi The desert reclamation servicq sasn
the Outlook BE Waa here coii-ctiug
data a. 20 rainfall ARIA of ~atcr
sheds and location for aiofHRr rrrnr~
vpirH The Outlook learns from Topa
euthoriiy that Capt plummer renosts
that M found the most extensive Na-
icf sheds and best supply Of water -
The valley between patns Casfixo sue
Lone mountains. and the mosf feaa.
lble Vocation for a storage reserves
IN White Oaks canyon. The site Tor
the dam IA some distance hf.0u tire
town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
oooo Apples OF

Burf Nllleson has nue lot 81 az.
piles on bis ranch above town, Sc.
spite The worms. says tho san Juan
County Index. lie hiss plekGa and
packed 500 to 1000 boxes III good al.
piles. which were bought by y. New.
hali a acns. Chicago. Mr. Milleson
hhs a thrifty, hnasy.hearing orchard
and q good stock ranch and IS d0ing
well al can every man Ia this county
who Nill take the pains 90 care for
what he plants and plant things ln
which ihcre ~ money san Juan
county VIII soon be a community OF
orchards Of ten and twenty acres ~
garden und poultry plots and thc mar
kctH eill continue % seek this favored
spot iOr lhc quality and appearance
~ is products Uii TAXI the bine flb.
bon 10 any company. spraying VIII
b. cOmmclcte extensively The e0mlng
year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

In wall street John y. Rockefcllcr's
wealth Is estimated al fully 100000.
600; his Income ct tak,0oo0oo year.
This income - NEARLY equal 70 the
entire lncomc OF the crowned beads
Of Europe
Il means that be collects a million.
dollar dividend a little ofiener than
twice a month.
A. be rides 20 church 10 his anlo
he Is ahlo 90 reflect upon che cheerful
fact that hla fortune has grown $3.50,
900 since the previous sunday
ROCkofciler's daily income u $50
1875 How can anyone spend against
thafy This ~ at the rate Of tie,0lb
every working houf u be- observes the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
WANT oRoUNo FoR
cHURcA aulIofNo.

Frank iJieheri, aArlstant trcaeurcr -
the santa ~ Central railway. y IN
receipt 0f 4 letter from the hevcfeua
J. q. Ruoii, Of Eslahcin. Informing hlm
that the members Of bis church are
contemplating erecilng a nne place ~
worship Ia that town. aud aehinf tor
Mr. Dioberi'H assistance IN the matter
says the New Mexican. kegofena
auens letter statoD that there f. .
crylnr need Of churches IN kssancla
and that al the assistance that cnn
,0aslhly be- obialned - neolied 10 xoi
the people awake 20 She fact that a,
present thay have not the neceasary
edinces IN which % worship.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
NOTICE OF sur.

In the District Court, Territory Of New
Mexico. County OF Bernallllo
Lorraine Bauer, Plalntln,
vs.
Gustaye Bauer. Defendant
To Gustaye 8auor. You are hereby
..,difed that suit has cOmmenced
against you IN the above named court
the names Of the parties 20 which
are as above stated. and the object 81
which action Is 40 dissolve the
bonds Of matrinsony now existing be-
tween the plalnlin and yourself on che
grounds of your failure 10 provide for
and support the plaintiff your wife;
You are further notified that unless
you enter your appearance In said
cause on Or before the 3srd DAY pf
December 1895, the complaint uf the
plaintiff viii be- taken as confessed
ANA Judgment viii De- entered In said
cause against You ~ default
W nc. DAME Clerk.
THOs IS WiikFRSON
Atty for pleiatln; office aud post.
office address, Albuquerque, New
Mexico
Neslcn. 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
RESOLUTIONS ON the
DEATH OF COMRADE GIBBS
@. X. WARREN POST NO. 8. PAYS
HIGH TsleUrE TO DEPARTED
MEMBER. AT RECENT MEETING.

NNANfHN8NH4Nf - NAAHEANN f"'~H 49,
At the regular monthly meeting Of
q. X Warren post NJ s, Grand Army
OF the Republic, a high tribute was
paid TO the memory Of the late VIII
liam Gibbs. a member OF the local
post who died on October 20. nt the
National Soldiers Home. In California.
The resolution follows:
In Memoriald.
q. X, Warren post No. s. department
OF Now Mexico. Grand Army Of the
Republic. mourns the loss OF beloved
comrade, n brave soldier and an hon
ored and esteemed citizen.
william Gibbs was born In Chester
field county, virginia. % years ago
lie enlisted In tho Firth United statei
infantry December .. 1855. and wal
honorahly discharged August 80. 1864
He was mustered IN as q member o
q. X Warren post No. 6, Grand Arm,
Of the Republic, January -. 1893. an'
held the otnce OF junior vice com
mander.
comrude Gibbs died At the Natlona
Soldiers Home, In Santa Monica. Cal.
October %. 1905. and was laid TO res
in the cemetery az that place,
In the death Of our beloved com
rade. we mourn the loss n q mos
valued and sincerely appreciates
member OF our post. but we mourn no
like those who are without hOpi
beyond the grave as We WAIT alof
n heartfelt prayer 10 the realms above
We are filled with the brightest hops
that In spirit We may see our com
rade marching In the Grand ARM
above. where our Supreme Commando
releneih forever.
To the bereaved widow. Mrs. Mar
ina Gibbs. We tender our heartfelt
sympathy and coincidence.
Resolved. That this. QUE tribute q
the departed rcmrade. be entered unol
our minutes In perpetual memory
that a copy be transmitted 70 Mrs
Gibbs. and COPY 10 each or our dali
papers for publication.
We bid our comrade the last fare
well IN m0urnful spirit. ~ we cas-
upon his casket our tokens, the ever
green wealth, a rose and the Laurel
/ We cover him with the flag OF III
land he loved 80 well-of the natlol
for whose unity and preservation n
fought 80 we'll and bravely.
November g. 1905.
J. n. WARNER.
M. CuaTBRs,
EDWARD JOHNSON.
Committed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
THAnkselvINo RAces
AT MAcpALEnA

Masdalena wili oher series 81
atrons attractions 20 visitors duf.ne
Thanksgiving wees. on November Is,
- and 20. There will be a horse race
each day, a big dance and supper
Thanksgiving evening. q ring pulling
tournament. ana other attractions too
numerous 20 mention. The iirEt sacs
viii be onefourth mile dash. free
Tor All; SECOND, = three hundred yard
dash for saddle horses. third. two
hundred yards Tor COW ponies. uen
eroaE purses are provided for these
evenia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
SOME INTERESTING ITEMS
FROM oOcORRo cHsHFTAIh

uno ui the very prelilest II all ihe
ueddInes that have occurred SCI 80.
zorro in rccont gears Naa celtbfated
~ Epiphany church when Misc Ruby
y nelff. ihc charmlna ana deserved.
~ popular daughter Of Mfo. Ias n.
Berry vas united in mafrlaef ~ John
n Griffith, i1lI0f membef of ghe Veil
known iaa nrm 81 pouEhoTfy Grit.
hfh
The library Of the school oi Mines
received last seph 200 volumes treat
Tag of mining aHa EepioFic themes
These books Nil 81 placed 90 tbs
shelves ior reference ln fen days
Miss Annie VI Fitch. after years
leave Of absence. has resumed nor pos,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
COLONEL WOOD, or GOLDEN.
oOES TO NEW Work.

colorc a. Wont. vcneral mana.
ger o. iho Gid Bullion alning com
pany, 81 Colder. Who has boon trans
acting persfnsl business IN SAINTS We
the past loN ssss. hiss lcft Cor Golden
Colonel Wood viii leave Dnlden on
the l3ih 20 attend The regular annual
meeting 0f tho officers Of the com
pam. which b % 30 held In New YoFl
city on lno iSth Cog Tho purpose 81
eleciine oflicofs lor the ensuing NJ
cal year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
JURY TO TRY LAND CASE
10 FINALLY AFFECTED

The iury IN the casu of the cnstilla
Protective association w. The United
states Freehold Land and Immigration
company. on AZ Santa Ne. was select.
- late Saturday afternoon and sworn
IN. alter which the attorneys repre-.
sonilng tho plaintiffs asked coutln.
nauce until 10 o'clock this Monday
morning. which was granted BY Judge
McFie. ana the court viii b. IN scs.
sion day and night until the case has
heen disposed of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
WILL sINk Foa WELLS
ON The plAfnK

a number " locations nase bsa4
male on the plains east Of Las Cfn
ni q number of wells boing aank. Itua
land On fhe plalns "A a. Fish aa ias4
10 the valley and AZ Il has heua
proven that there u 4 lafRf UldaF
How ~ water "a the deplh Of 80 fart
there viii be- nn dlihculiy for eaaita4.
ists te bring L % the surlkSe. THIS,
when once STARTED. viii more than
treble me Drodlcts 10 tho Moailla VAL
iry las Cruces Citizen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

Cards have boon resolved iu Santa
10 hY friends oi Judge ana Mrs. Matt.
G. Reynolds. az 80 i.0His iasaed rs
MI aud Mfs Fielding VI Oliver. also
oi 81 louis. aguonucinE tho forth.
coming marriage 90 their daughter.
Marlufie 90 Lieutenant Stephens
Clark noyuOidd Eleventh United
states cavalry. naiionod ai Fort nca
Mulnes. iowa. son " Iudeo and Mra.
Maff q Reynolds. rhs ceremony slll
be- celebrated az b O'Clock Ia TIA even
ing 0f Saturday. The iith day ~ 80.
Yemhcf. az the Second Presbyterian
church Ia thn cry "a 81 Louis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
AGRICULTURAL CONDITIONS
ALL mani ~ Las VEGAS.

a. G. Means has written TO judge
y. v. Ions. 81 Las Vegas. expressing
be satisfaction With the reports fur.
niahcd on TIE Agricultural conditions
iu Las VEGAS. aud promising to make
good use of The materials 90 bic forth.
coming report 20 the department
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

Thursday afternoon AZ 4 o'clock. 4
meeting o. the officers directors and
members of the Las Vegas Pair an
sociation Win be neld a. the once Of
the treasurer. y. " Pierce. says ths
Optic. The treasurer viii make a ful
statement Of the cA.ditlon Of affniri
relating 70 Galilnae Park. also mat
ters ~ much moment, relating n0i
only 10 the last fair, hnf aiao 10 10,
fair Tor next fall Every member ol
the fair association u requested 10 b
present
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
WIFE OF sGcaGTARV
RAYNOLDa At OMAHA.

MRS , W. Reynolds. wife Of the
secretary Of the territory. and ehll.
dron. are IN Omaha. Nehfeska. on e
vlst with the parents Of Mrs RAY.
nolds. They expect 20 remain until
the end % the month. Secretary Ray
nolda will go 10 Omaha IN about two
Wceka % accompany them home
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
WILL REsUllp EL

Margarlto Romero u out ~ El Por.
ycnir today. says tho Optic. Ne took
with him nember Of Workmen. who
building the beautiful neu hotel. las
Vegans are taking toe llevilest salts.
faction IN thia project ~ pOfvanlF
Is one 0f the loyclieat spots in the
west, and NJ. nomcro's plans 10 re-.
bniid the hotel. improve the grounds
and establish en- automobile route
have been heard by the people or thia
city with eratinrnflon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
lANS' SOLD e GO suvss.

fcrfecto IarRmilio. Of nuran aud
lienlguo Jatamill0. 81 Anton chico. AZ
rived IN Santa fc yesterday aud via.
lled friends while % the capital.
ihey have iuFi sold 20 BENJAMIN Pres.
ton Of Colorado, 4.5uo lambs. which
ihcy have shipped DURING The past
week 90 Colorado. They realised
$3.50 per head.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
SCHOOL ENDORSES ROOSfvELr'S
FOOTBALL EFFORTS

70 whomsoever these presents shall
come, Greeting.
Resolved. That We. the stu ioR's ~
81 1ohns school at Maqlius. drop the
rsme 90 foot bah alter playing 1Hi the
scuson, except among ourselves on oar
oNu Rf0undsi
That foot bali as O Is now plAcod Is
more for college than f0r preparatory
school
That professionalism and fake
scholarships are largely Responsible
FOR The unnecessary r0ughness. slug
sing aud dcmorallzlng Influences 81 an
otherwise noble gamci
That We endorse President Roose.
velis efforts 90 cloaufc Che came,
Adopted lhls niRcicenth day N DC.
inher nineteen hundred and five.
Students OF 81 Johns school,
Manliua, New York.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
OFFICIAL MATTERS


Nosariea Pusilc Appointed.
The following n0larios public have
been appointed the past week BY Gov
ornor Miguel A. OtorO; a. ~ Phil
lips. Artesia. Eddy county. J a.
Evans. Roswell Chavea county; Allie
Wailheli Bard, Aiamogordo, Otar0
county
Public Funds Received.
The following funds have been Sc.
ceived al the ofiico az Territorial
Treasurer g. N. Vaughn Common
school income f3.fa5.S0: University IN.
come. t5T9 0G. Agricultural College IN.
come sfS6.4o. u ace income 9252
Reform school in7Ome $3.50. Blind
Asylum Income S3a.60, Insane Aaylusn
Income tbe. Water reservoir income
81 .fbi.G6 public buildings M capital
! income s2iO05: Pedro pcrea lnsuf.
anco funds $3.50 fetal amount re-
coiyod 10 date t6,2s2.ag.
U. S. indian school Appointments.
Miss Florsacc Fithlan Of Dexter
Missouri. has been appointed teacher
/ nj the United states indian training
school Ia Santa he. and entered upon
her dutles November 7th. She has
passed The civil service exaniination
and IS a new appointed. Mrs Brad
ford will be- h0usekeeper az the Pa
/ ehl0.
I Miss Cert rude Ferris, who has been
q teacher al tho United States lndlar
training school al Santa Re for soy
eral years. and has made a very salts
factory rccord. has been transferred
and promoted 20 tho poeltion Of stem
ographer and assistant clerk n en-
same school The promotion Il vtrl
we'll deserved.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

Tire news. Joyful 10 the postal clerks
has come that the Santa We will ao0n
supply steel cars Of the latest pat.
tern IN place Of Is. 20. "a. 30 and So
That ara IA use on the south end. These
cara are seldom In use. and the advent
Of the safer cars will be hailed with
Joy BY the postal clerks that are com
PEELED 70 risk their lives In them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
MARRIAGE or POPULAR
ROSWELL YOUNG LADV

Miss s.ellE Landsaw, one Of Ros.
wells many pretty ana popular young
ladies', was married last Sunday al the
home Of her parents At 1903 Lea ave
nue., on Military Heights, 10 samuel
selman Of Kent. Texas, who u sue
cesslul caiileman with a wide circle
" friends In his home state.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
aIsTER oF naNoFn


W ~ Dudley. of Alamoeordo. ~.
ccived the sad news n few days aeo
Of the death Of he youngest sister.
Mrs. Emma Wood. ni knfefo. Texas.
Death occurred while Mr Dudley was
uut on ranger duty
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

Hnmeaeekers rates are sun 10 e.
feet being placed GA sale IN eastern
cities Al Intervals ~ two Wocks. Tho
thrush 81 settlers viii continue
throughout the winter. bui the lowest
rates oi the year are past
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

With the aiovo came alona a circu.
lar letter reading az followEi
Dear Sir. We believe that The only
thing that viii clean up the game Of
foot hsli viii be for an preparatory
schools, academies and hlgh schools
10 refuse 10 play Tor year or 30.
This viii compel foot ball authorities
10 radically change the rules.
VIII you not advocate such q roV0-
iuliOnary movement 90 al schools 10
your field Of laflucucef
Such q tidal wave should bring
the eWeeplng changes needed,
SO. Johns Athletic Association.
Manilus. New York. October ~. oA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

". A. Ionos aud n. 3. Thomas. o.
Albuquerque. representatives Of tho
New Meaieo Coal a Iron company,
spent several days Ia town last week
investigating our coal and iron DO.
poaltE and the feasibility Of erecting a
furnace for the reduction Of Iron ore
somewhere ON the north side Of Lone
mountain, says the Whiic Oaks Out.
look.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

apcaA'Ae ~ TIE acccsslty tor solna
regulation ~ ~ charges f0r iu.t ian.
Ease a railroad onrlal say4 ttna
claims Med with ralnoaas faf hap.
gase losi of destroyed show thai ECs,
never pay le1s Than $40 lof q fnt ~
clothes. "a Cor shirt aud 81 fur =
pair ~ shoes while the prices naaa
~ vunen tfg wearing apparel ma
este thai there ID moro money Ia tia
country than anybody lmhNlnos. ire
ne women have che most 0l Il
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

Dr "a C0anor Il continued Ia m
hqme on North Twelfth slfsei 81 IT,
ness.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-31

ceased to be much talked about. Now
Count Boni de Castellane and the
countess, nee Gould, are astonishing
Paris again by the splendor of its fit
tlng up. After a lull of some years
work has been resumed in the palace
and again Versailles is being copied.
The grand drawing room is being dec
GRATED in exact imitation of the Salon
Hercule in the palace of Louis NV.
The walls are to be almost entirely Of
white, pink and saffron yellow marble.
with "dashes Of emerald, ruby and
opal whatever those may be-" The
painted ceiling of the Hercules room
is being exactly copied. The salon is
81 by 40 feet. There will be no cur
tains to the immense windows. In the
evening gigantic mirrors, hidden in
the woodwork, will be slid out in front
OF the panes, and will completely con-
ceal them. The flooring is also to be
an accurate copy of that Of the Salon
dHercule. In this respect. however.
difficulties are met with. Louis NV
had each piece of oak, after shaping
and polishing, put away in the lofts Of
Versailles for five years before il was
laid down. The result is that NOT n,
board has warped by fraction OF nm
inch to this day. Such claborr re thor
oughness Is, 1t appears, impossible
now.-London Telegraph.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-31

Contrary to growing impression
that the supply of natural gas is Civ
ing out and is Of small Importance in
the industrial development of the ma.
ton, a report Of the United States
Geological Survey shows that the vol
ume Of natural gas produced in 1903
was 23S, 69,067, 900 cubic feet, with a
value Of $35,Sl5,360. Indiana was the
only gas-producing State In which the
amount Of natural gas decreased dur.
ing the year.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-31
A Bald-Headed Monarch.

Edward VII is the first English SOW.
ereign to figure on the coinage as bald
headed. 1t is very possible that sew
eral of his predecessors had less of
natures crown than his majesty and
that when taken to pieces for the
night they became almost unrecogniza-
BILE instead of remaining in the ever.
the-same condition of present Law
kings and emperors. However, their
coinage represents these bygone mon.
archs in caps and crowns or volumin.
Gus wigs and wreaths or skillfully ar
ranged toupees that are very like the
genuine thing.