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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22
RECENT SCHOOL CENSUS.

The committee physical welfare OF school
children has addressed a letter TO the Board os
Education expressing IT'S appreciation OF the re-
suits Of the recent school census. and making
couple Of suggestions one is that the census he
mads basis fer permanent scheme OF registra-
ticn OF children between toe ages OF four and six
and the other that statistical expert be detailed
10 examine he present census. and i'm consultation
with Superintendent Maxwell and others cOnyersant
with practical methods Of enumeration To formu-
late scheme Of registration which shall be es-
pecialiy adapted 70 the needs OF New York.
The committee considers the census Of great value
basis for dealing intelIigently with the prob
lens Of compulsory education and the enforcement
Of the Child Labor laws
The letter is signed by Mrs. Tunis g. Bergen
OF the Brooklyn Free kindergarten Association:
David Baustein. superintendent Educa tonsl Ami
ance; Edward T. Devine. secretary OF the Charity
Organization Society: Martha Lincoln Draper as
sistant secretary OF the committee physical wei
ware OF school children: Lee X. Frankel. manager
Of the United Hebrew Charities; Pauline cold
nlarke secretary OF the New York city Consumers
League. George 4. Hall secretary OF the New York
child labor committee; William /. Nichols. general
secretary Brooklyn Bureau Of Charities. Miriam
Sutro Price. president OF the Public Education
ISOLATION. ANA Mrs. Mary A IIill. chairman OF the
committee on education. NeighborhoOd Workers
Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22

The newest odd skirts for spring are Of imported
worsted, in soft grays. tans. greens and black and
white effects. They are finished In various ways.
WITH two-incil circular hands, with buttons dec
Grating the side pleats with tabs and straps
They sell for from So TO SCI.
Linen suitlEgs IL pretty blues and pinks and in
paids and stripes bought for - cents a
yard, ana are heavy enough for general wear.
Grapefruit glasses. with the large bowl on the
high standard. can be bought for So 90 a dozen
dainty little light blue gown OF soft Liberty
six. covered with designs in Vaencennes lace and
insertion can be bought for sl5
Among the thin goods. cotton vOiles popular
and reasonable in price. Those with the white
ground and black lines or bars particularly
good Some OF the narrow black and white barred
materials have tiny dots OF color scattered over
them The dark blue and white combinations are
pretty and seryiceable
Some OF the white linen belts have eyeIet
embroidery done in colors the back and 81 80
A paraso Of rose silk has a carved handle re-
sembing a small cluster OF pink daisies. and costs
s25, A paraso Of the popular Copenhagen blue
has carved birds head handle and sells for SIG IS
a batiste robe. covered with fine embroidery and
lace medallions. costs ss5.
Untrmmed hats OF the popular and fashonab bic
deep ecru Leghorn straw cost 81 IS. Those OF the
soft French braids ne bought for s. l5
The old fashioned poke bonnels OF coarse Leg
horn are shown again One has full crown of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22
TWIG Il SIGN OF SPRING.
n SporrOSo Dropped 1t in Bit
QmgIey's Eye, and He KnO5cs.

BIT Quigley. the Battery 5oatman, with his
rsht hand pressed tightly against his right eye.
CROPPED his way into the ship news office Few
minutes after l o'clock yesterday and announced
mat gentle spring had shes here. said
Bill How do I know It? Ask OF the bird Look
at nv eye. I've been AT morning looking Tor
the Maracas. and fine. clear day it was. too.
COT some salt water in the face few times. but
mat $ all right. I'm used to 1t. But Just as was
pulnng into the basin l looked up skyward to see
WteFe my rope lay when Fresh little chippy from
battery Park. who got The nest building habit {"
pi' carry dropped a twig in my eye and got wise
AZ a minute that spring was here"
apart from the experience of "Bilf and the
chppy. the moderated weather that prevailed
throughout the day and a display OF winter goods
there was little below Park Row yesterday that
smaeked of spring
although p N. yesterday the hour set for
the disappearance Of winter there was uncer-
ialhly among the old salts of the waterfront re-
sad .rg ne actual passing of the hOary season
I'm norris said he lISured another snow
~ Aiiu Joe swan said he felt 1t in ms bones
two away.
II IS true that stray bad could be here and
10 pring IL up TO the size that brought out the
5ltel uni The only green conspicuous yesterday
- q Job lot OF 81. PatriCk's Day neckties that
apiece. ~ ' ~
The one thing that made one really feel that
spring was creeping surfaceward was the clear and
all day. t
Then. too, there was more affabirty beaming in
in several weeks
One of tho best indications that spring had come
"a GioohyA was noted yesterday when party Of
In Prospect Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22
HARD TEST FOR BICYCLE SQUAD.
Policeman Breaks COllarbone While Pur-
suing Bingham's Automobile.

William F. Flynn. a policeman. Of the West
I25th street station. is at last a member OF the
bicycle squad. that is. he will be when ne gets
cut of the J. Hood Wright Hospital. where he
is being treated for broken collarbone.
In company with several other policemen.
Flynn entered contest held yesterday by COM
missioner Bingham I'm Riverside Drive ana the
Vaduct from 120th street 10 l4Gth street lie
well in the lead when the front wheel OF his
machine broke and pitched him headIorE at
I27th street Several Of the other contestants
ran into him. and there was a general mix up but
no one else was injured
The contest was held b. Commissioner Bling
ham try-out for thirty-fve policemen who
wished to qualify for membership in the bicycle
squad. or this number fourteen qualified IN
overhaul an automobile going at the rate OF
twenty-five miles an hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22
EFFECTS OF BAD COOKING.
First Alcoholism. Then CONSUMPTION, Says
Dr.. Huber.

First Alcoholism. Then CONSUMPTION, Says
Dr.. Huber.
Talking about tuberculosis 70 tie Woman's Ml-
nic'pal League yesterday morning az the league
headquarters. No. ls East 26th street. DR. J. g.
Huber traced large part Of the disease back
through alcoholism 10 bad cooking
Among men" said DR.. Huber half the cases ~
tuberculosis are the result OF alcoholism So well Is
this fact recognized among French doctors that
they say consumption IS contracted across the
zlnc. their bars being covered with zinc Ana
about the causes % alcoholism I have ideas diff
serent from those commonly entertained perhaps
inan is not necessarily vicious because he drinks
attend patient. and found a long line % men
waiting 10 get their drinks. ] thought II strange
that many should be so anxious 10 drink
10 Ice served. Since then I have had OPPORTUNITIES
10 make many similar observations. and I now
see that n IS not strange thar these men should
want drink. The cooking n their honnee 81
drink They exhausted with the baftle 81
life that they have 10 do something. however fool
lsh. however mistaken 10 keep up their bodies for
iresh exerion. Thus they create predisposition
Most consumpifves are very DOOR and II vcor,a,
81 leisure would teach their poorer sisters 10 cook
inft would be doing much 10 prevent tuberculosis :.
Af. lfuaer also spoke Of the dreadful
o. the rlraE districts cause OF tubercnIos. =
there, although other conditions iinfavorabls 10
he development u the disease.
Speaking Of the fear of the consumptiVe that has
become 50 common OF late years. Or Huber said n
was very cruel. ur-Christian and unnecessar,.
fhere Being danger OF infection so long as sa-
simple rules are observed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22

allover lace, with trimmings OF fun bows and
ends Of soft blue satin ribbon. and a wreath OF
maidenhair ferns. The price is SIS A similar
style IL or deeper yellow LeghOrn, trimmed with
large yellow roses, and costs 500.
The lawn ties about two and a half inches wide
worn with the stih linen collar come with edges
embroidered with tiny cOored dots.
Tufted China silk wrappers for the baby are
made of pale blue silk feather stitched in self
Belts OF hand woven French webbing. in plain
coors or striped with white. cost 81. With the
military. monogramed buckle, they are S.
Children's belts OF stin leather very loose
and straight all around. and finished with the
square fiat leather buckle They come in any color
for So.
Cut glass. silver topped bottles Of smelling salts
come in white leather cases for S.
White leather picture frames cost from 50 80
to so.
The plain white leather envelope case or purse
with gilt letters, costs from s. 20 upward.
Among the red leather novelties is an English
mailbox for n country house hall. 1t is about
foot and half high. with brass trimmings and a
brass clock to Indicate the mail hours. 1t costs
sS75.
Large red picture frames. suitable for the living
rooms Of country homes. cost from 50 90 TO SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22
IOSl.


LOST CT STOLEN handbook No. 451. 3GS
Of the EmigEant Industrial Savings Bank
Payment stopped. Please return book TO
bank. No - Chambers st.
LOST. Bankbook No 9O7.1i1. Bank for
Savings. $50 18th ave. New York. PAY
ment stopped Please return book 20 bank
LOST or STOLEN handbook No. 800. 02I
Of the German Savings Bank In the CITY
~ NeW York. corner 4th ave. and 14th St
issued TO Julius Goldberger All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. n
rot returned 10 the bank or the 18th day
OF April. 1907. duplicate viii be issued
LOST or STOLEN. - handbook No. 553. aa9
OF the German Savings Bank I'm the CITY
~ New York corner 18th ave. ard l4th ~ .
Issued 20 May Weise. All persons are eau
toned aga INST negotiating the same II
not returned TO tie bank on the 18th day
Of April. 1907. a duplicate will be issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22
BIG WHALE ooDoEs HARPooNERs.

Passport, y. Y, March almost the whole VII
laRe Of AnaRsnsett went after big right whale
this morning The bulky fellow kicking up a sea
of the shortly after daylight Men in power
boats went after IT, but were not able To approach
within harpoouing distance. yigtlant watch is
being maintained for the reappearance OF the
V-b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday
from abroad were.
OCEANIC FROM LIVERPOOL.
Mr. and Mrs William Ken IL. = Playfair
nedy. Mr. and Mrs George Thon1p-
John r. Soufhworth.
Nj and Mrs. William \. G. !. r. White
Prime.
RoENIGIS LLIsE. FROM NAPLES
Mr end Mrs T. H. Biek Mr. samue. NJ.
ford
NJ. and Mrs T. X. Booth Mr. Thomas r n. Fuller
Mr.. anc MIS- g H. l. AIR. Mrs. William O..
smith Hampstead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22

CHEF all around, hotel club.
apartment house or private family; best
references: city or country. $. smith, sos
West 39th ST.
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rURcHAsE ASH ExcHANGr.
HELP WANTED.

~-----~------~--~--------
M.sr
any INTELLIGENT person may earn SI5
10 SlVo monthly corresponding for news
paleis' sure, steady work; no canvassins;
experience unnecessary; send for paTticu-
'afs- Press Syndicate. LocSport. y. Y.
GREEK. young. -; in wholesale confec-
tionery-; knows many Greek and Italian
conlectlonsfs; or with an importing house
OF drled fruits; can correspond in both Ian
suSses- LOUIS CaHeIis TAI West 64th 81.
GARDENER industrious. sober single
man; geptleman's place. Connecticut
shore' wages SSo. wi.h board: state expert
ehce Address Gardener, 157 East l25th St
MEN. light work ana fttle money take
you TO Europe; return transportation:
daily sailings. Boston shipping Co. IS
Norfolk ST.
ANTED--Man and wife 20 cave for 3
Sehilemans country place; man T. have
knowledge OF gardening and woman able
70 90 siTnple cooking Apps. with refer
tlce' - hensen St, Brockyn. between 10
WANTED. A married ran 10 be generally
hselGl on Ions Island farm. nust be good
Htbt'aoIe gardener, permanent place;
wages $40 Including cottage fuel etc
O2l a; 2IS Lexington ave. bringing refer
ences. between l and D. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22

NCRSE--Neat. tidy Young American: two
years reference from Last place. infant cr
grown children. wages S23 to SOY Fvf-
herty,s Bureau. 4S5 Columbus ave TcL
I41-RlveF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22

ANY mt sI.I.IGFNT person nav earn $50
10 Sioo monthly corresponding for news
papers; cure steady work: no canvassinS;
experience unnecessary: send for particu-
Iefs. Press Syndicate. LOckport. n
ERRAND Girl. and WAIST AND SKIRT
hands. r. Eigseiman. 1j5 East 39th 81
ISiriNH COMPANION and GOVERN
ESS.-Comp5tent American woman. 10
Young sirl; English Latin ana French s
Miss FitZEeralds Bureau 200 9th ave.
WANTED LADY bookkeeper: mus, ia
thoroughly experienced in double entry
bookkeeping, quick and accurate Address.
by mail. 7 y. Croveli d Co. Publishers,
42S West broadway, New York
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Id
syDS,vsrx.. s.--,-....--. -.
srpw,,D Molr
INV %Etp 49, tsss- class yIcnt stewards
.S - =. seeeu !Sc-it; Vey Iest references.
T T. j. oiS S-''nttid"n ST., Nswar<s
E.r ! I. NAN: inte'lres;t young t.sra9n:
brse- 90, AM o1lisinsi clean silver.
~ars ySrsI,. . Va go laui,. A9utvss L a--ti.
teIepbone I,i-4 1870 ss,SS' 30 West %'th 81
vi ~ $3.50.
r,srjer.s5 - LI..-sl 70 an invalid; eN-
vas-I' .s,- euuesleu. sentleWaHly. Ne.
Va T--- 1,----,.-----, --
In eri--.t r,',. ~, INQUEST refelenceas
S Nal' on tao-e. Theodore Cureiuo, e,3 "a
COLORED yvO,4sS 1,.>,, go.
maid. .Io,' C1+aS, young, reat; ladys
laws, care F'ord- asi West 25ta ST.
COIORF,D VyORT.N- "
~ 80, ~, - So--le' Wor-e - 'Hs
son ala VssJ ~, 49, - brown care Or John-
'eS' ga 81. Isl heEt. rear-
OV women zaIsa1 anu swedish, yOaaE
VVi.rTvol, T,,- - S4tS Ie-Sieleedi ~.
iea5 80 bureau, 10 west 18th ST. Phone
80
COOK D.. ,,-t,,. ,...,
N e.asS egok: mas excellent references from
.f... - te'i'ti4eS- JuSsli& bUfciic. 80
----.s,on ave.
OK; ana 1T French fancy dishes, vases $50 "a
as commons 80 a. i,ne,'S Ru-.3a
pivor ' -' 80 81 &C" 81
n, plain cook small family In country. r..
49, .,o -, gu - l''i Vest -dd g. Iei-
-9-----o -o3. = ,iel-se.
CO ,",3h Young sigl IN private familys
Iatb - tro re-" ''U'''iS 49, 20 -1e W ess
49, - e.--o
COOK: SvIss-Frenen *. p-irafs' e,.o,1,-.
plain French eooHins ard pastry; does
'r1'-e Jo''H - r s.l,1He' cSall.Iy preferred:
$3.50. ~ Ga,stc1 references Nlcser
-'''''1N' vince ftea't iH"' SALISBURY. Conn.
COOK 10 ,oD,,.+orr ,,.r,,,-,- = -
soc, OF Ses%, a w. Tribune Uptown OHicss
- -
coOE- -rrAr,r,r-r,,,. -, !, =, -
= -. 81 i''lAto and MATTRESS.
,.,,3"5S Guns ~ r'lsn Sis Wei recon-
i MuIes.G, lsS west I'D ST. Ieiephone 1854
----- "
COOK -F,nslisS p-rots,,,-t. ,.~,,..,,. -
-, class thoroushly understsads an kinds
- - OeSs' ,t -. % Islelellces Si.A oE
country MS. Cellier's Agency. I'D Wsss
sd 81
COOK, 70 WASHING; friend eham6sruaid.
..'1srt a. ~ you5.1Iy: eS
Us, 45S ID e'u' %
YES. 4z1 8
/ COOK sCotcn Protestant; very neatI
tIOiouSHlt ul'Ne. 1913 ~ tIAhcnes on
Staa ana 49, S3s.ns eles OF GO M as
sd 81.
COOS T,--,.E s7-.5,.s &C. s9-
80 "a. orivsf,. tsmiIiss clnbs Rioo11
Bureau, ~ Lexington ave
- ,--,,,.--- j. -. - -
/ COOk---W:has 20 assist t1nnaIess; eNcels
lent faFshy coos coca eaSes' oesS %
Golfers Agency 10 West 2Sd ST.
CJlO-S-- EN2eIieneec, SNsdisn; eesc relef~
sness. mas son'peh, .s waitlns OF paIioT-
yeas IN last aiace Swedish Exchange sea
81 ave. Eear SSth o.
- -,-----,-- -,-,-7--,
( CCOH and GENERAL HOt -SE.WO ~. -
pest Fsfsrs!ss snail RStel or private fam
~. NJ SfottscnllA > Ell ploS u.eus 6Iiea.4-i
lss Atlantic ave, Brooklyn Tel ii4s MAN,
CHAMBERMAID and NAID.-CapaeIs; has
hes, references: Finnish girl. JussiiS
B.;rsz5 $50 Lexington ave
- -------------- "
irish sri, hest references. accustomed -
good families. call Swedish Exchange 6es
Sd ave. gear 3eth 81 OF Tel %sS-5sth-
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cIAMBERWGek. dsSs; Is ;
euces willing TO 60 in COUNTY, 13I East
43d st.
CLEANING BY German woman: steady
position; sles~ home, Address Mrs
-
l DAYS WORK.-By respectable woman:
washiaE, ironing or kousecleaning. 1917
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22

DomEnrgC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Mails
ATTENDANT, COMPANION 10 invalid
experienced educated. gentlemanly: New
York references. Graham. 90 Lexington ave-
BUTLER. &c.-By French couple; man as
butler, valet and useful man; wife as
lady's maid or nurse; In private FAMILY.
good recommendations. city or country Al
dress POLICE 436 West 10th ST.
BUTLER. thoroughly competent light col
ored man: in private family good city
reference. Booker, care Giles SOt West
6lst 81.
BUTLER. VALET and UsEFUL-COOK-
Ry French couple. IN private family; good
recoInTne ndations; city or country Address
p r.. "a West 53d 81.
RI-TL,ER.-CoIored: first class; boarding
house reference. Francis. care Norman,
2fT West l4Sd ST.
CARETAKER. man and wife: for pri-
vate residence during owners absence:
highly recommended. Arnold, s86 Sd ave
COI-RIER. VALET ard NASSEJTR sin
gle Trenehman. good appearance; Just re-
turned from Europe ard South America
with gentleman; speaks several languages:
first class city and personal references.
Winthrop Bureau. e5 West Ssth 81. Phone
lOo2-Ssth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22
BUSINESS CHANCES.


A GENTLEMAN of business training and
experience, who has spent several years
In The anccesSful introduction OF American
mGeni1ery into Great Britain who Is IA
m iiGr with English business methods and
has considerable acquaintance with Eng
fish business men. IA open for an engage
ment 10 represent in Great Britain some
American interest Of good starding. or to
Introduce American patented inventions or
dispose of valuble American patent rights
In that and other European countries: high
est references. Address y. n. D. Box 80.
Tribune Once.
FOR SAI.E-An old established business
manufacturing and selling high class
facial cream and tonics: preparations h:,,e
been highly recomm.nded Wv leading ladies
in America and Europe. Price. IS O6O Nc
Donald-Wiggins Co. 251 Broadway
LOAN OF sI5. 600 needed by concerr: IN his
city having government contracts amount
ing 10 s4S5l0; thorough Investigation in
lifted McDo1alG-Wiggins c.. ~ Broad
way.
5000 WILL PURCHASE established elee-
trical contracting business having high
class trade; $1,000 net profits anEuailv: 10
Gated in most prominent city Of Rhode Isl
and. rent. S25 monthly: on health cause OF
selling MeDcnald- Virgins Co. 257 Broad
va.
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WANTED.
Male.

NAN. 50; educated. energetic. ambitious;
high class salesman. Oflce manager or
systematizeF; good appearance; references
and some cash security. W H.. I42 East
18th St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

Old GOLp silver and precious stones,
bought at highest market value: mad.
into new ARTICLES or exchange for new Jew
Factory. lS,Iyest 51st 81. basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22
BOARD ASD ROusss


single insertions cents per line Six
teen words. seven times cunsecutively 81,
Hhich eniities advertiser 20 have rooms
entered for q peiiod OF fourteen days n
Tho Tribuns's Directory OF Desirable
Rooms. hrt:e for circular.
Ful Information concerning these rooms
nay be hao. free % charge. az the UpUvwn
once o. The Eew-fo.k Tribune. 1854
ErnadWag, between seth ana sgih sts.
s-->@ -
ATTENDANT. specialist IN epilepsy. would
bo9ra aud care for epiiectie OF feeble
min1ed n0y or man ~ his Eeashore home
Address Va acates, skllman. y. }.
iss EAST cJTlE ST. near Lexington ave-
Elegant furnished room: All improve
in-l.s. telephone; ezeeiieHt table; German
cooking.
jG0TH ST. $50 .gEsT.-Inrge front room;
eeelne avor: private house, aoc0nmOda-
lons one o. $50 gentlemen: near subway
sii = and opposite q cfiy park. light
aafafi o. desired; call evenings.
hDyERTlsENEHe aaa subscriptions rgr
~ Tribune received ~ their uD,oEn
slllE No. 1884 ErnadWHv. between San
tlg s'th sts., until 3 o'ciock D. N. Adver-
nisn,a received ~ fle following branch
.tes ~ regular once rates until 5 o'ciOeS
-. Wa; - SIN ave, q cor ga ~
- eih ave. COZ 18th e.. % East lsth 81;
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FURNISHED RooMs TO LET.


sln8e insertions o cents peF Iine. Sig
..SH "oIae, seven times conEecutireiy. 81,
Mhicn entities advertiser 20 have rooms
SInAeIe2 lor a period OF fourteen DAYS Ia
ahe IFiDune's Directory OF Desirable
GNooi1s' write Tor circular.
Ful information concerning these rooms
10y -. De nad. cree of charge, az the Uptown
Smoe o. The SeW-York Tribune 1854
broadway, between 36th ard 37th SITS.
FURNISHED ROOMS. steam heat. con
yenient 10 Fulton and Putnam trolIiea
ana fulton St elevated station. Mchr. IS
Putnam ave. Brooklyn
beard optional.
s6l WEST GOTH sT.-Large front room.
ADJOINING hath: running water; Elso small
room; private house; telephone
iiiTH ST. POI W. 9th ave.l-Two con-
meeting front rooms. every conveniencc;
furnished. unfuEniEhed; telephone: IL .
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.
JAPANEsr; GENTLEAfAH desires room IN
respectable family. located neRF elevated
station, N The BronK Address n. ,. y,
Tribune UPTON Once. 1895 Broadway.
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Male

CARETAKER-- able Enslisl couple.
wfthous family as caretaksrs. or any
place trust: city references White. lOI
East S4th s.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-05-25
Bell Ranch

Adjoining the
town OF TucuIn-
carl on the north
lies that ~princely
domain, the Bell
Ranch, owned
by the Red River
Valley Co.
The a r e a
composed i
this immense
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-05-25
~beep and HgIooI Industry Of Quay County

New Mexico been for many wears famous forth pphcMnd Tnwnaim hast VH best @ud WodMeSo Hg mill
WOOL and especially Qy@ county. Some twenty or thirty years ago mN@ Mexico Owgao"'"op pounds "w%" "
best hmg rounds to be found nrA of New Mexico ing the season. mdhH hdh hm """d the "e"q"
we're along UeCn kadR Red river the territory now embraced V dheN water the wool from this plant commands "f price
the BMm rancho contains meO the finest sheer" urm our than any washed the Territory Mr. nmN"m"" "% ""
while orgmdN wNmnnH mpsmdu tmhwol manager heomom Liberia advances are given on all woods
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-05-25

and that OF a
very c o a r S e
character. The
ewes were very
prolific and the
per C OF
lambs a i S e d
was very large.
Since improved
lambs have been
imported h e
per centage Of
lambs have been
cut down.. The
sheep business
has been t h e
most profitable
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-05-25

The following are the principal
sheep raisers in Quay county.
Henry Coke, Florencio Mar
tinez, Epifano MARTINEZ, Patricio
Sanchez, c. Romero & Son, Sylvia
nc Baca, Robert A. Morris, J. II.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-05-25

handled by them
it desired.