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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09

Womon's Fancy Embroidered
Linen Lawn Handkerchief. var
iety Of lace trimmed edges and
embroidered homstltched Dor.
ders TO select from, soft and
sheer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09

We are showing unusual good
values In Fancy Ribbons. nos
so much In demand for fancy
bags. girdlss. etc einch
warp print In choice lowered
designs. AZ. yard ..... .Jge
Same designs. In e3-linch wide
at, yard ..... ...s...s5e
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TO EXCHANGE COURTS.

Superior Judges Morris and
Frazier have agreed 20 exchange
courts after January Judge Nor
RS will. n the change ls effected
Ake charge Of tho criminal and
Juvenile work. while Judge Frazier
viii take the beach In No q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
WANTED
900 BOYS

FROM 70 TO 20 YEARS. VITA
IS TO INVEST IN a NEW SUIT
or CLOTHES AT a GREAT
SALE OF 200 ODD SUITS
WORTH FROM SO TO SIS \
SUIT. APPLY BETWEEN q
AND u TOMORROW MORNING
At THE BON mARcHE CLOTH {.
ING DEPARTMENT ON SEC.
oND FLOOR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
MANY PUPILS
fst.r ar,eI.I s.rvIss.l

OLYMPIA. Nov a-Thefe are
i2i pupils IA the school for deaf
and blind N Vancouver under atate
charge. according to the report FOR
October. Just made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
Half Price for
Stationery

An extraordinary purchase of
1000 boxes Of fine Stationery, n
cleanup of large stationery
manufacturer, The good kind at
prices you usually pay for the
poor kind.
25e BOX STATIONERY AT Toe
1000 boxes OF Fine Stationery, "a
sheets paper and q envelopes.
fabric finished. In cream, gray
and blue, put up In fancy boxes;
our regular price Is 25c. spe-
cial for this sale. ....tOe
35e BOX STATIONERY AT Toe
1000 boxes IlighGrade Station.
cry, envelopes cut In the latest
style. - sheets Of paper aud q
envelopes and a very fancy
box: our regular price 35c. spe.
cial for this sale. n box Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
25e HAIR BplJsurs ~
poe HANpKERcHtFFs toe

Hair Brushes with 0 rows Of
good stiff bristles. assorted hard.
wood backs to select from.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
Do NEcHIAcEa tao

W0men's Fancy Glass Bead
Necklaces in assorted col0rs,
graduated sizes, finished with
patent clasp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
The Saturday
Market News

Here's a temporary list Of sun.
dry supplies from every counter
Of the citya greatest grocery.
VEGETABLE COUNTER
, lbs. Best Kiln Dried Sweet Pc.
tatoc8 .+... .sss.ss..tt nf
ats Fancy Wisconsin Cranbor-
fiea o.. 49,. ...s..t ,PDe
PROVISION COUNTER.
Mayflower Pure delicious Cream
cry Butter. per Ib.......:s zoe
Genuine sugarCure Bacon.
sweet and tender. per lb.1Se
TEA AND COFFEE COUNTER
To make new Tea and Coffee
friends. tomorrow We offer our
entire line Of soc Teas choice
OF OOlong. English Breakfast.
Japan or Ceylon. y lbs for
Doc p. .tss. ..... ........ .sDc
Our l0c Java and Mocha Coffee.
q perfect blend of rich and fra
grant coffoes. will please the
most exacting; tomorrow, lbs.
for 81 90 ~ lbs for soc
III AVa 800 HHs sNslG
CAKE AND CRACKER coUN.
TER
Slayer Home Made Cakes. made
IN our own bakory--oholcc of
chocolate, cocoanut or nut, each
.sss 49, ..s.. $500. tOt
DELlCATEssEN COUNTER
pureFood Weinorwurat. per H..
- ss+ss 800. stssst-..tt Of
Kipporod Salmon, fresh from the
smokehOuse, per lb .....tOe
GROCERY COUNTER
Choice New Pack June Peas.
t2hc value. Tomorrow Zoe
Delicious new California Dessert
Fruits. I'm rich syrup. choice OF
peaches. pears or apfioots; reg.
ular 25e grade Tomorrow zoe
orders received by ~ o'clock
dellvDcd on afternoon wagons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
fse TuRnovERs Sc
7sc KID BELTS ssc

Womens Black and Brown Kid
Belts. IN all sizes. girdle and
pointed shape. finished With
strong harness buckles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
THE GROCERY ORDER ROOM HAS SCORED HIr
Bargain Echoes From
Many Sections of
Your Store

Here are some extraordinary bargains in aces
SORES that will cause stampede this part Of the
tomorrow. THE SAVINGS RUN AS MUCH As TWO
THIRDS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09

6aINCH TAILOR TAPE MEAS.
rHES. with metal tips. worth
SC each Sale price $500. 2e
METAL SHIRT WAIST SETS.
3 buttons 10 the set, silt. gun
metal or nickel. worth i5c set.
sale price ......s...... &c
STOCKING DARNERs. made ot
good black polished wood.
worth &c each Sale price. ?
Tor .....sss-.s....s.. DC
ROUND SILK HAT WIRE IN
black or white. worth isc
piece Sale price .-...... Zoe
FINISHING BRAID IN white and
colors. fun 8 yard piece. as
sorted patterns. worth i0c Sale
price .st.+ssss..ts.s ssst- DC
PIN ON SIDE ELAsTiCs IN
black and colors. assorted
sizes. worth zoe pair Sale
price .+.s.ssts...t++t Zoe
CHlLDRENs PIN ON SIDE
ELAsTICs. good Isle web.
patent clasp. worth i0o pair.
sale price s.ss..sss.e+s.s. DC
MENDiNG TISSUE in black or
brown, worth Sc. sale
price ..ss.ss He
LARGE SIZE CUBE PINS. With
black. white or colored glass
heads and needle points. worth
Sc cube Sale price .-....! 80
KEY RINGS. wlth chains and
leather loop. worth Be each.
Sale price. 5 for.........!Je
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
"LIberias"
Alcohol St0ve Csc

This D. "a new Alcohol
Stove which produces iiH
own heat by XaporlEing
the alcohol Being wick
less It never needs re-
wictinR and consequently
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09

Also a t84tnch vide Ribbon In
similar designs. yard &C.. BE
A crisp sinch Taffata Ribbon IN
all colurs. suitable for chill
dren's hair ribbons. etc spe
oiai price Saturday. yard 15e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
Folding Clothes Dryer Csc

This Is d handy Folding
Dryer having sixteen feet
Of drying space when oil
~ the eight arms are IN
use Bracket ih Of cold
rolled steel nicely ia
PANIED arms are made Of
hard wood. are Hight and
strong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
UP TO sso HEcKwEAR Csc

UP TO sso HEcKwEER Csc
women's Fancy Stock Collars,
with tabs in plain white and
colored combinations. trimmed
with steel beads. buttons. me
dallions: others have chiffon
tabs. slightly soiled from hand.
ling.
fsc TURRoVERs Sc
Women's Fancy Embroidered
Lawn Turnover Collars. variety
Of neat designs with strong es-
colloped edges TO choose from.
UP TO soc SILK BELTS ice
Women raney Taffeta SILK
Belts in black, white and eolors,
straight or girdle shape, variety
Of fancy stitched or tucked pat.
terms In AL sizes. finished with
either hook and.eye or buckle
fasteners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
NEWS FoR ROLLER SKATERS

A l. Hall. III First av. has iast
received 4 blk shlpment n steel snd
aluminium roller skates tn all sizes,
ranging In price from Sec to s 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
THE GROCERY ORDER ROOM HAs SCORED A HIT.
'TiSn't Often You Can Buy
Notions at These Prices

Therefore Nows the time TO tll up your sewing bas-
ket with all the needed articles. Buy full supply and
you'll money. time and worry. There better
qualities than these you can't buy these cheap outside
Of this store.
BY THE WAY. HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW
REST AND RETIRING ROOM on THIRD FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09

Of order bo1y Il mhde o. BOLD bfaHa ned IN
frame which B securely nyeedno unades
effects Of the heat Stove ia smokee ana
form SCOT
Houaefurniahnra Section FIRST Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
Specialsfor the Saturday Trade

very at dght reserved on an
o these specials
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09

81 90 and $500 Fine 90 s. n
Pants .
SWEATERS ,..,
A big line OF children. ss s'sh.
ers. worth up TO Wv Sc
your pick at aoses,
Mems sweaters, worm st ~
at. f5e, St.00 ana sssl hrs
Niue FLANNEL soldiers ss,ao,
regular s. 90 value ps"s o,ss
price Gee. .stt .stt,.. ,,.,'ssss
81 90 Fancy Shirts, sun 00 ly<
BANKRUPT price ......,.'sy,ff
81 90 Chlldren's knee fan' s,eE
wool vorsted. all sifea re
rupt price 80. 1870 rand
Csc Extra Quality Linen o,s
kerchlefs. for =. 1850
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
SUDDEN DEATH Of REV.
FATHER Henry FERRARI
PIONEER m NEW MEXICO AND
pUBLiGhER OF IA HEVi6TA
CATOLlCA - A SANITY
MAN CONC TO REST.

The tolllng of the Catholic church
holl Tuesday mOruiug announced the
aad intelligence chat tho Rev Father
Henry "a Fefar. 81 d. had passed ln
% ci0rnliy says thn laF Vegas Optic
The announcement was received ea
shock by his many irlenfa and fol-
lowers. for although 30 was kno Wn
thsi Dc had been nliing ior the past
three weeks. ~ seemed tu hia brothers
that ho was CunFulcaciug
Death came at o'C'och "wednesday
morning while mass was hoing said Do
the chapel oft fho Jesuit Fathers
Rev Father Henry q Fermri 2 D,
was born lu italy January 1889. ana
lmnCd fh0 Society of Jesus in tho year
Of 1861 ilo came tO New MoHico
about thirty -four yeam ago and has
spent them an in les Vegas. Thirty
throD years ago ho b0Gan 10 publish
the Horlala Cntoiita, "a Catholic pub
lirai.ou. and was a genius Boz che iypo'
gFaphlcal arr
ID H said by those Pa employed n
the printing department thai bo a.
Wayg bad q piHre for everything and
everything was kept iu lig place
Ho wna d familiar figure ON Che
Hirecia ~ las Vegas always dressed
iu The regulation robes Qf me order,
and those who knew him best refer
l0 him ar aa.ntly man always
good ard hHd Hnd willing tD lend a
helping band to those who we're iu
trouble
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
THE CHRISTMAS
SAIPM ENTS
|. ABOUTREAOY
To Keep POslOfnco and Ex-
press Company Forces
Exceedingly Busy

Christmas time Is coming and with
li has come The usual heavy ship
menia preceding thc holidays through
loih iho pomomca ana EXPRESS com.
nanioH thaf mark ihn period 100 over
tho country each year when everyone
" shc9 to put IN a few glfia FOR tho
old folks az home 90 eiadden their
hearts and make hem knuW thet they
are NOT aforementioned
Postmaster Hopkins this morning
when apfakinE ~ the rush season cad
the habit Of people to wait until che
last minute io SET their plesaisa
started on thoir way Hald that be-
wished 90 give warning 10 Hll that
they should not count on 'lnai hoW
many days u takes n package 90 Eo
from Albuquerque to 90 and W. town
and wait Until the eleventh hour, hop
ing 90 set the present IN on tho last
minute.
"Tnat would be- good soheme.
doubtless, % aurpfiHo the people "a
home WIKI n Christmas morning naCh
axe N q 10 not for tho ,ac1 that
probably every person On tho country
who % away from home aud Wishes
% send presents la moved by exactly
the same motive and delays bis rack
age 100 until tho last moment Tho
result of this O. taat the mail end ex
press services over tho entire country
hocnuo CoaFuHtpd 10 such extent
about Chrirtmna time that the pack
agn that should have reached lis aoa
fination. according 10 the careful
planning % thC porNon sending lt viii
possibly not get there until Il may DO
ten day R4iorwRrd
"The Christmas rgah ga this ONES
and OIL over the c0untry begins. prop
oFly speaking, about December ~.
and laatn until about che 22nd A
good many packages % course are
sent after the latter date. but they
are not AZ many az on the dates men.
toned and the Intervening time.
Nov this Us iust a euggeatl0n. but
suggestion which Il would De well
Tor the people Of Albuquerque 90 fol.
low as we have only a small force
hero and with the utmost excriioa
can do only a certain amount OF work.
Get your packages In early aud they
viii get there on time Or as nearly on
dime w. We can make thCm 10.
~ they are held until the last mia
ute then We can only Go our best aud
leave the rest 10 providence ana the
railway service, and hope Cor the
best"
Mr Hopkins stated that oa en- az.
comm0datlon % the public the stamp
and monoy order and registry swim
doWs will b. kept open until $3.50
each evening from December ~ 20
the 22d
A very convenient table. an extra
one. will o. rut Ia a. the local poat'
Office for the convenience of those
who viii send packages 10 their Old
homes thrOuRh the malls, and pens.
inh. strings for tying packages aud
even pair 90 scissors Co cut the
string will also hO supplied by Post
MASTER Hopkins for Uncle Sans pa
irons q was suggested yesterday 90
the postmaster that be- should also
supply tho patrons 81 tho focal poat.
once with tho necessary stamps en-
free, but be- declined 90 acquiUHco in
this suggestion
Additional clcrks and mail carriers
will be- put ON ut the local pOaioihrn
until tho Christmas rush Is over
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
PENSIONS ANDPOSTNASTERS

Washington. b. g.. Dee l5.-rhe
following pensions have been granted,
Agapiio Hurlado 10 Rito. Increase
of pension 40 IS plr month. from
October lIih
Lloyd " Curtis. Fort Bayard ~.
crease of ronsi"n 10 flA per month
lrnM AoFe@sloF 1906.
Diego Gonzales. 10 Rito increase OF
pension "a gl2 pcr month, from Au-
gust NJ 1905
james " Samples. Fort nsyard. in.
crease Of pension 30 sl9 per month,
from November 8, 1906
Thomas y Matthias, 6ocorro. in.
crease of poasl0n to as per month,
from November I 1906
Mauricio Romero. pnloaaue. Ga.
crease of pension 10 enc per month.
from August 18TH 1906
Rufus ~ shamhlln. Fort buyard.
orlginai pension of en- pcs monla,
from juno 90. 1906.
Andrew g. Knight, aaata 81. oriG.
iual pension OF fl2 per month from
June s. 1906
The following changes have been
made ia ,iOstmasterEi
Jesse J. Bailey, postmaster az Cloud.
NNNINt WNNlN county
JohA " Stubs. senorita sandoval
county
Manuel Abrca Fort sumner Guada
lune county
Mrs CLARA w Fisher Fort naysrd,
Grant county
Fred Brown separ Grant
county.
Emil j schmidt. Eichels. Lincoln
county
Edward Resisor Lumhouon. rio
Arrlba county.
rank nolton hincoHada. no Arrila
county
Posiodice af Andrews Sierra coin.
~, discontinued, patrons VII now
Do supplied from li'ilaboro
PosiOiicq a. sia. eanf0fal county
hiss been established. MrG fia1l. g.
Richards. po1imialreaH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

"a lend catre 81 actes entered
Tho original HUmtseat e.nt.s
were lis lci fmMg $3.50 ttIlaus ..un
iIrf of tho d'Hirr aa follows
nornailiiD. 81 Collins ~ ln .rIano
4, MCKlulOy, nome Mora. n RIO AZ
rihn. mono. San iHGr. none San M
euol. 81. sandoval. none, Santa pa
5, aoc0rrO. nOnas rorrar co. z. Taos
none. valencia. none.
Tho hnai homestead entries we're
Coifax. 4 Guadalupe. 4. San Miguel
I. Valencia.
The desert land entries wofe san
Juan. 3. Torrance. j.
The total number Of original home
stead entries since January let is
less acres entered. 2Gf.fi0. Total
number az nnhl homestead entries.
1si. acres entered. t20Ge. Total mum.
Der ~ dcaefi land entries. zoe. acres
entered. aTfa1 Total number ~ en-
tries uf 40 Kinds since January !.
1905. 2.0Ig, acrCa entered. a36.90a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
NEW IRRIGATION
LAW NEEDED
COMMISSION m SESSION AP.
POINTS COMMITTEE TO DRAFT
AN ACT FOR LEcisLATuRE.

The territorial iffigatlon commits.
sion. which met wednesday in the
once ~ the commissioner Of public
lands ht the capitol building Santa
Fe, rccunvonod yesterday morning ni
10 o'clock. Chairman A. N. Pratt Of
Carlsbad presiding Tho members
present were Arthur Selirmnn and
David NJ White. 81 Santa Re. J y.
Mccarthy, Of Pennington, and ilRIuio
Chavcs. Of poralia. Commissioner
81 Pubic lands A A. Keen was ~
his post as a. OfHcio secretary, Chair
man Pratt was unable 90 reach the
city in ilmD TO preside over WodnOa-
DAYS session ard accordingly Mt
Solirman was elected nH the temper
AIRY presiding Officer Frank Springer
OF IhH VEGAS. and Newton a unllch
OF nemlng. the other two members Of
tho board. wrote that they could not
d. present 90 account OF press ol
personal business
The territorial irrigation law Is in
adequate 10 serve present purposes
Is the opiuinn Of the members Of the
Irrigation commission and nt Wednes
days session inlilatory steps weit
taken 10 recommend 40 tho Legislative
NM"HMANNH NN| NMHNNNANNN WA n INV INV
Mr. white made a motion that n CON.
mittco OF three With plenary powers
consisting of Measa EcllEman. Nc
Carthy and Chnves. be appointed ~
draft a bill With reference 20 irrign-
ton maitora IN the territory, 60 Do
presented 90 the legislative assembly
for adoption In lieu 81 the existing
one
Mr. whites motion made n ohllRa
tory for the members of .hla commit
20 10 meet Immediately upon the al
IOurnmont OF tho regular meeting lOi
the purpose ~ drafting the now bn
aud 90 continue In session from day
20 day until the proposed hill had
been completed. Mr.. White also
recommended 10 the motion that the
expenses % tho memhera Of this com
mitt0o be paid for by the irrigation
commission aud that the president
and secretary be- instructed 40 issue
vouchers covering the amount
Mr. Mccarthy moved as an amend
moni that tho committee 90 prepare
the new law be- composed OF lOui
momboPs instead Of three, and sug-
gcated ns tho fourth member Mr
White. the territorial engineer Up
on motion of Mr. Chayea The motion
made by MT white as amended h5
Mr Mccarthy was carried
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
PhllanthrOplsts and SOcloiO.
QlStS Have Met IN Great
Numbers 10
.OENOUNCt THIS GROWING
EVIL OF OUR COUNTRY
English Stalisllcan Shows the
Greatness Of the United states
In All Productions.

Cincinnati. Dec. t4.--Tho annual
convention of tho National Child
Labor association which commenced
yesterday lH notable one. When
Dr. A. ~. FriohorF called the meet
ing % order IN tho convttiOn hall of
the Hotel Havlln, there were over
fouor thousand persons present Eve
~ state in tho union sent delegates.
Governor Harris, OK Ohio, and Major
Dempsey. Of this city I'M brief I'D.
dresses welcomed tho delegates. nf.
Felix Adlsr, chairman Of the Nation.
.ai Child Labor committee. said the
suppression Of child labor was the
most important the country had 90
deal with Among the speakers were
Governor " W. Folk of Missouri;
Governor Charles nenccn. OF Illinois,
Charles y. Neil United stat y COM
missioner "a labor, Senator neYerldgn
81 lndinna. John Mitchell president
of The United Mine Workers. Preaf
dem Nicholas Murray Butler, Of
Columbia univcTHityi PRECEDENT Dab.
ney. 90 the University Of Cincinnati
and Jn1o AGGms, 81 Hull House. Chit
cage. ia tho course OF on interest.
ing address Dr. Lyndsay professor
of sociology In the University OK
pcnnEyiyhnla. laid great stress ON the
terrible iaiury child labor was work.
Ing In this country He stated that
according 10 United States census OF
1900, there we're l,150,ii6 children
over ten years Of age and under Sc
engaged IN gainful occupations Since
that limo he claims that the number
has Increased 20 2,O00. 900. The
manufacturers OF the country, he said
will assist "a tho abolition OF child
labor, for they recognize that tho
problem OF what the country Is going
10 do with millions Of children IN
dangerous occupations Of life. health,
and education. growth and morals o.
very serious one Professor n. 81
McLondy stated that an urgent call
for the organization OF the national
committee came from the south
which was the greatest sufferer out
Georgia was the last state 10 pass a
law prohibiting child labor The law
passed however, he was gorry % say
did not go fer enough % suit those
Interested Ia the matter. Governor
Folks statement that President
Roosevelt was giving tho association
his active cooperation elected pro
longcd applause. The Hon. j. n. Nor
san. lnapoctor of workshops and fac.
tories said the labor unions ovcry
whCro wore their energetic allies.
DR. Felix Adler. who Is loader of the
society for ethical culture. aud pro.
iodaor Of social and political ethics
IN Columbia university, delivered the
annual address. HIS subject was
tho child In history" The evils OF
child labor ami The power on the Pub.
he 20 prevent them" was the sub.
jet OF an fxlrCmoly interesting ad.
dress By Governor Folk, of Missouri.
The governor OF Illinois spoke on
the same subject RESOLUTIONS wore
adopted calling ON the g0yernm nt 90
/ totally ablish child labor The con.
yention VIII Bit until Saturday night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

There ls no other medicine manu-.
featured that has received SO much
praise and 70 many expressions OF
gratitude as Chamberlain Cough
remedy n H onpctlyc, aud prompt
relief follows liB use Grateful Tar.
cnis everywhere 40 not hoaitate %
testify to ita merits Tor the boneft
OF others n la certain cure Cor
Group and gill prevent tine attack ~
given OF the FIRST appearance Of the
disease. Il % especially Adopted Go
children az Il Is pleasant 90 take end
contains nothing lniurious ar y A
Humphreys, a we'll known resident
and clerk in the store ~ Mr. v Lock
Of Alice Cnpe Colony. South Afr'ca
says. "f have used Chamberlain
Cough Remedy iO ward on Group and
colds ia my family ! found "a go be
vary satisfactory and 10 glvcs me
pleasure % recommehd lt Per sale
hy all druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
PRAISES GREATNESS or
THE UNITED STATES.

London. Dec Speaking at che
annual meeting 81 the Royal society
tonight. Sir John COlomh said tho
POPULATION III tho United states was
only nvo percent % tho world but
that fyo per cent produced % per
cent % tho worlds wheat, 30 per
cent OF iiR gold. 80 per cent OF TO
coal 80 per cent OF ne silver, 81 per
cent % IT, manufacture 50 per cent
OF Us iron. 80 per cent Of its copper,
20 per cent of its cotton and 80 per
cont OF 50 corn. TACagh the nation
had only a twentieth part % the In
habiiants OF the world u had NTH
OF the worlds stock of money and
fourth OF iis coin and bullion and
two thirds Of she worlds banking
power Sir John COlomb rs well
known ataiistician aad member Of
parliament
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

and from an sections come reports
that Mg same gdoor elk. aud noun
tain sheep have been more ahund
lni ihaa for a great many seaanns
rhtfo "a no doubt bni thln y due 20
the better enforcement OI the game
laws wild duck however. gre set
ling scarce and for some reason tne
alRhi Of migratory birds from the
nlrth dld not begin this season az
early as usual. tho result bclag that
Red koek lake and other large bodies
~ water In the Highlands being prac
Ideally frozen over, tie hlfd8 pass.
"a south - more lnviilng grCunde.
Grouse and prairie chickens have
uecu scarce this year but reports
show that antelope are more numor
Gus this year than Cvor Elk are
also largely on tho increase IN the
fefion Immediately surrounding Vel
loWmone National park and black
iail deer have boon killed wlthln q
few miles az Butte
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

4 meeting OF the territorial board uf
education viii be held to-day and Sat.
urday. Dec IA aad it. at the Office ~
the superintendent Of public lnstruc.
zion al the capitol building. Santa Fc
The members Of the board are. Gov.
egnor Hurermun. president, superin-
lendcnt of Public Instruction Hiram
Hadloy. secretary; Prof ~ q Tight
president of mo University ol Now
oi The Silver city Normal school. Prot
lic schools of Albuquerque. pfOf Ed'
mund A. Vert, president Oi the New
MO1lcn Normal university; Prof
Luther Foster. president of the New
Mexico College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts