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New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
Died.

oV.S T o Ws6F,oo s 8 ad and dsss:-
The iate George " Parker Funsra ss-vicss her
late residence. I<no1 Albany Fiat0ush.
Friday. December 4. l9oS At p
HYDB-on rue-day December 1905. At b. r-sisenes.
No go Clinton st froosyn 5ne Rey L.-s1 49, S- s11es'
Clinton ard Harrison Brokyn- Friday. December
Z. at @:3O 2 m Interment in Greenwood
LtNEt chsPPaqqa & pa New {Ik =, In P54{ m IN -, - "a @
~ neT age F1neF35 ron tiiene 5,S =, N rsr.
rs afss % VI f-s BE- II from Mating 55s a5 a a @ II 10 "a n
catherin Laydon WIDOW q lanes L"5ao7 S:.s -
No Is South oxford st. Brooklyn. Friday ? , m
In;ermeut Holy cross Cemetery
Lent; eyed 3 M eSrs PsTa! ''rSss y ~ MS ~ az &
't' -, - rS.ssy.lre
PssssEii sss6afF papers ar DEsase Sc copy '''''' "
LoCKwOoD-on December /. 1908. at his home 10 $50
husband OF Frances cox Funeral services pr
terrain Hospital Dr. Andrew McCosh. n n. SIS,
Fifth Avenue PresbyJerisn cbusc6. coTn<r 55tn
ment At convenience Of fsmry.
The MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE COUNTY OF
new YORk-The membsrs are requssts1 % aftsnd tas
J McCosb At the Fifth 9ysnue Presbyterian Caures
JOHN VAN DoREN Yo1:NG' secrrtsry
is Valentine SfaSa MdHeh1e y aged Is 9aaT. Ss -
vices gill be held at his Are Tss4sns@ On a. q
p Carriages VIII waiting arrival q
trains leaving CoTtIaudt New York, 12So ant l24o
?. M
~EvILIE-on Tuesday. December L 1905 Bessie. w'aow
Of Robert Neville Funeral fror, the reside1cs - er
friend Mrs Catharins Mclaughlin No 2eI Prospsct
Place. Brooklyn. Friday. Deeenbsr 3 al ? a m %
Church Of the Nativity. Classon and Madison -
InterTnent in Calvary Cemetery
oRR-suddeny. az Troy y. =. December lSoa A. rs
residence. No Il ID St. : Alexander OF Funeraa
services St. Johns Episcopal church TroT. FTi9sS
afternoon at O'Clock Friends invited % attend
PARRINGToN-on December , Denis. husband OF Mary
A Parrington his residence. SGS - Brco1
lyn. Solemn requiem AuEustInss Sixth
Sterling Place SATURDAY morning. 9-5o
Chicago and Los Angeles papers please copy
POMERoT-At Saratoga Springs y T. typ1cid fever
December g. 1905. Florence. daughter - t14
late Theodore s Pomeroy and Isabella C. Pouceroy-
Funeral services StocAbridge. Mass. Saturday,
December :. . O'Clock
POST-At Jericho. l. 7. mo- 2nd Rachsl FosS.
IN the Sa11 oF her Funeral VII - held az
Friends Meeting House Westhury. L J.. seventh
day. II 5th 1905 a Carriages viii
train leaving East S4rh 1870 4 m
PRALL--At Florence Italy on wednesday. Decenosr
1efS. Rachel NJ, widow of Edvi2 T PTaI
sMITH-On Thursday. December Mary Elfzassth-
widow Of Edward sutton smith. n D Funeral rrt-
fnteruent Pittsfeld. Mass. conveniencs
the family
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place 70 leave adyertiserlsa5s and subSeriD5ions
John wananaksr. No - Rue des Pe,its5 EcurissL
MoTgaa, Harjs5 & Co.. Xa- > Boal.y.Ed H.assu,ana-
ConjinentaI Hotsl Newsstand
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OBITUARY..
DR.. JOHN 7. WHEELER.

Albany. Dec. 3.-Dr. John T. Wheeler, director of
the division of communicable diseases of the State
Department of Health. died to-day at his home in
Chatham Columbia County. Death was caused 10y
pneumonia News of his death received at the
state Department of Health to-day DR.. Wheeler
was TO have been one Of the speakers at the con
ference Of sanitary officers in session here. He
was president # the State Medical Society
and the State Bank of Chatham. He a mem
Der of the Board Of Edu,ation of that place for
tuNentN-seNcn
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
WARD BURLINGAME.

Topeka. Kan. Dec. 3--Ward Burngame, for
tvventy-seven years chief clerk in the dead letter
office at Washington, and former private secretary
to four Kansas Governors and three Kansas SEN
ators died at his home here tonight aged seventy
two years. He secretary TO United States
Senators James II. Lane Preston B. Plumb and
George p. Caldwell.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04

THE SICILIAN ACTORS.
"PECCATRICE."

The change of bill that made last night at
the Broadway Theatre brought within public in
spection a play called 'Peccatrice" C'The SinnerD
by Angel Gumera. and enabled the Stcilan actors
led by Mime. Aguglia, again to manifest their pho
tographic method of representing the details of
peasant life and their proficiency of united COM
elemental effective action.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
Special Notices.
To the Employee

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SAVE TINE AND EXPENSE by consuItin4
the file Of applications of selected aspirants for
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE,
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Between Both and S1th Streets.
Office hours: a. m to p m
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,c.,-FyV GRTGAN-Ou December 2. 1905 at No
"a st by the DR. Leighton Parks. Emily Du-iIh
SrIean daughter OF Major and Mrs Frank c GFugan.
to George Bliss Agnew
WANDER vEER-HoLT-on Thursday: DeGemseT ,.
beaJ d D.. Rev W F. Whitaker. u. d.
Ada Holt % Dr. James Newell Wander Neer
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cu.p,Ee eeoHMAN COMING.

,.fu come from Europe especially 10 see Maude
Adams in the first production of What Every
Woman Knows" at the Empire lie will return Z"
london probably on the first steamer sailing aflei
the initial performance.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY

readily accessible Harlem trains Grand Csnx
tral Station Webster jerome trosys ana
by carriage Lots $3.50 up Telsphcns 4s55 GrazsTeT
for Book OF Views Or representative
Office 20 23d St City.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
THE WEATHER REPORT.
omci.l Rerord end Forecnst. -washIngte

oeici,i Record and Forecast-W ashington. Dec. 8
S,or,n areas developed In the West which have
'u so,nc rrecfpitation in the states lying Of
~ FacLlies and in north lake region The wealth
t-olghout the central. East ana South portions OF
- la,Iyfry has continued fair The present cold
nc into he and the
& -,l5,P generally the interior states hut another
,oy,,IarsfiveIy cool is oVefspreadins the Far
S+a,ITcrs deparug Friday FOR European ports will
B-syc moderate winds. mosti} SOUTH Win stH'iaiIy
fstr weather 10 the Grand BANKS.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04

Rf-TI-Mary A widow late Richard II. Bull. N
OF hera Funeral services VIII he held
A. her late residence 34 Gramsrcy Park. on the
sfter1ooo ~ FRIDAY December = AZ o.clocs-
rCgHut.-At MoFristoVn, y J. Thursday. Decsnb=r
8 Hans Henry CCghtll. in the e2d ear ~ his age
Funeral services win ee held from his ate residence
Normandis park. Msrris;eNn. Saturtsy peeeneef =
s requested flowers BE- sent Rich
Tnond al and san Francisco Cali please copy.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04

THE TRIBUNE viii be BY mail any address IN
O address changed a
dealer before leaving conve-lsn hand thsa
in THE TRIBUNE once
SINGLE COPIES
SUNDAY. cents Y EEKLT FARMER, e=rts
DAILY. 3 cents lTEtI-W EEkLT. cents
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04

Highest tsaPe-sture gesterdsg 81 asErees 3,,s isst
n1nhlnE "a
scar. average for Corresponding date last 'h'''
three sesfs- 81 sa.,ro.y
threstenns With possibly snoaeYs fresh south "ihds
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
Religious Notices.

r-1rO%. THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. go s.rS sva
-Profsssor = :, KEYSER. Ph n. of Celumeis C,t-
ve-sitv. vii lscture "TtE MESSAGE OF N0DEEN
MATHEMATICS To THEOLcSY-f Friday. DeceEaSaa
A. AZ so. The public cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04

No reader should miss the nsW serial th9 hE
and the Nan. running In the ~ HbAn AhAn' >h'
IntenseIy drametcs and of timely mteFe>b
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04

Mail subscriptions York CITY DAILY and
TItI-VV ElEKI.Y Will be COPY extra
posta ge IN addition to he rates 7an1sd above
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

rErSIIN- -Cap1aIn J. . NoIWeI. Z. s = TlIII1
7 NI,-G -Ggrtaip q X Lloyd. L. 5. A, Sir IL MoA-
tau AIer Montreal MAJESTIIG5ys BsrSn iS q R
Ef35iiIe, NontIesi VICTORIA-Judge R v
Heeney Boston.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
Forec,st for special IocalitlesFor the District Of

ern PENNSYLVANIA. fair and warmer to-day, Followed
bv increasing clouduess al night OF faN'uaS so''h
WINDS probably becoming fresh - - H..
For Eastern New York. fair and warmer L" .daE,.
s,,rIs.- ,l,reatenine with possibly showers fresh
winds. ,,,--+--. parnsrlvsnIs
,rat.t.g, sbouers furries to-day ana SaiHi-
ds,.. gsrner ,o-day- colder SaturdayF fresh s"Nih
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04

The real battle between the Ring and he Man
begins in the second of Cyrus Townsend BTadys
serial n next Sundays TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
SUNDAY,
DAILY,


BY EARLY NAIL TRAIN
all POINTS in the United states an1 Mexico toutsi9s
Of Boroughs of Manhattan
CCba Porto Rico. Hawaii and The Philippines without
extra expense for foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
TNDERTAKERS.

FRANK z. CAMPBELL PSI west z31 81 ChapslG
Private and public Ambulance Tel. 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
- crRsE oE coMDRAY sTIAL AcTIEE

The CURSE OF cOwDRAY STILL ACTIVE.
When about three months ago Sir Weetman
Pearson. the muti-n1illioraiTe English contractor
VINO has many interests on this side of the At
-@nfc. purchased from the Earl Of Egmont his
VIDA Park es1sfe in Sussex. ! drew attention
- he fact that like mary other If the o,d mo
hestlc possessions which we-e confiscsted ny King
Ht1ry VII a. the time % the Reformation and
osst--outcd among his fsvcritez and courtlers II
Tss cz-de1ed WITH 4 curse If FIRE and water and
as- ceea Identified zfta msay tragedies since tie
fgn - ENGLAND Bluebesrd. monarch. lnctden-
~ cited several episodes that AaEs corns uI4deT
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
Married.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE win
he repubIished in the In-"eekiS Tribune with
extra charge
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04

For points IN Europe and all countries JlnE.
/ Postal Union THE TRIBUNE viii be mailed
the following
New-York tribune., 1908-12-04
coLDLY TREATED AT BERLIN.

E---eror william. realizing that Il was impotic
10 insist. directed his government 10 give way.
sn5 The prince was Informed that the only obei-
Ea-ce required cf him would be that rendered by
E.-rrean ambassadors. Accordingly he came 10
Berlin and was received in due course by the
Eulpe-a~ He vas treated. however. not as the
brother Of the Emperor, but merely as a special
smhassado- and his audience al court was though
stately. chara erzed by Total lack Of friendli-
ness and Cf cordially. Both he and the members
RI his x1,ire mere made to feel the true purpose
= their mission namely, ore Of profound apology
t'- 0ut-eEes perpetrated- ana the Kaiser, who re-
NAMED herneted throughout the proceedings aid
not make any attempt TO Tise from his throne or
5o extend his hand the prince. but maintained
and harsh expression on his features.
No we're any Of the festivities organized in honor
O. Prince ChUn that are invariably arranged IN
honor % foreign royal and imperial visitors. In
far. rh@ prince vas not once invited to luncheon
6inner with the Emperor. ana, having been
taken s- inspect the imperial palaces Al Potsdam.
notably sans Souci. where re caught = glimpse or
Ire superb astronomical instruments Of thu seven
-rsnih century carried of from his brothers pal
are a. Pekins hy the allied troops under Field
Marshal Won Waldersee some eighteen months or
rVo Years previously. he returned home 10 China
sled WITH resentment against Germany and its
ruler
The Chinese never forget forgive offences. es-
7ecially snronts. and Prince chun viii as regent
curing the next decade and half have plenty of
opportunities of getting even with Germany for
the sights which he was subjected on the occa-
ton of MS memorable visit 10 Berlin. His real
name bythe-bye. is Tssi Il and Chun IS his title,
FIs he IS married 70 4 daughter OF the
late FL sun. Governor Of Shangtung, who
among the great Nanchu mobiles and princes who
committed suicide IN 1900 rather than see the
hddsn City ~ Peking desecrated by the presence
and occupation Of the white-faced barbarians His
daughter Ras anxious 10 follow her fathers ex-
simple but carried of Dy his clansnen to
lie Palace Of Prince Mu. the guardian of Chun
10 whom she married on l9is from Ce,-
many She Is the mother Of The now three-year-
oid Pu VI eldest Of Chun and who has Just
been elevated 10 the throne Of China Emperor.
L. me add that Chun, who has never cared for
lie iylld life led by the young Msnchu princes and
mobiles IN Peking. IS studIous. quiet and well in
formed. quite as devoted az the late Emperor TO
foreign ideas. and in thorough sympathy with the
reform movement. His foreign leanings tow
ard England primarily. and also toward the United
States and 10 Japan. but IFS resentment against
Hermsny il very keen.
THE CURSE OF cOWDRAY STILL ACTIVE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

Auction saIe at the City Auction
rooms tonight.
Special, 100 wrsppers for soc each at
Perryis on Saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
A. p. Abbott O. GO.
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Spring jersey underwear at yaughan's.
Strawberries, 20 cents, at p. d. TaGd
Cos.
A gamble for woman 1T the Pavilion
tonight.
John w. Daley Of Burlington visited
relatives IN the city yesterday.
1ou will want one OF those wrappers
for SIC at Perry's on Saturday.
Ladies $3.50 and $500 new Panama
tailored suits at 1898 III the Arcade's
Quit Business sale.
Hughes Livery company il running d
surrey. "Promptness,@ our motto. Tel
ephone l50-; private line,
a gallon Of the best maple syrup for
Sl0G. Made BIZ a maker of repute. Or
der now. scwden A Lyon.
Public surrey service resumed at
Hughes Livery company Phone I50-,
Merchant and summer streets.
Manager Gabell0ni Of the Italian ath-
ietic club base ball team has arranged
A~t 2 tNA@E VIII sAS MVVAatVl6 tcnfh
July rs.
Mrs Helen Whittier and Miss Grace
Whittier, who have been visiting at the
home Of r. d. Cate, returned to their
home IN Cabot to-day,
Strawberries with delicious flavor.
ripe and really an exceptional bargain
for this early In the year, at zoe the box.
Order now of Sowden 4 Lyon.
Ilr. and Mrs. c. II. Kent entertained
the bridge whist club last evening. Din
neF was served at seven o'clock. after
which THE company of four tables en-
Joyed bridge whist until late hour.
al Csiachino at the Vermont Fruit store
has arranged bis tee cream parIor and
can now accommodate more people than
any other place in the city lie will
open bis lee cream and soda fountain
Saturday. Don't fail to visit this place
iii Barre
To night at the opera house The Fiske
Stock co. will present the great west.
ern comedy, a Cow Boy Girl This
company win play here next Monday
evening, presenting i new play and i
new list 81 specialties.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
Boys Clothing!

We believe that All boys real boys IN the Spring and
Summer time least There something the air that sends
them racing jumping and playing than any other
of the year But don't the boyraher bring him here
and fix him with Clothes that will withstand
service he's bound give them. Handsome Suits in several
Spring models Single and double breasted STYLES Sailor
$500 to $3.50 Spring Top Goats $3.50 to $3.50 We're
always pleased show and any Mother who this ad and
in will be glad she noticed il for we've got good
things to show than tell about
We and Repair ClothinE
FRANK WcWHORTER Co,
(Teephone Call 21S-4)
Blanchard Block 20 and n No. Main One Pd Mems and BOYS OHs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25

Landers Cigar Makers Smoker, 81,
Long gloves az kinds, AZ vaughan's.
Through ira for love Ak TIRE Pavilion
tonight
Special spc fcr pcrcaIe wrapper at
Perry's On Saturday.
Watch for The n. ID. Phelps company's
prize list on hsbing tackle
The Ayerill Mills' Patent bread flour
for sale ny II. Every sack guaranteed.
Merchant aud Fraser
Board 1850, dinner tickets, $l.4o per
week. lunches and order cooking at all
hours. Union Restaurant, IA North Main
street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
LADIES' TAILORED SUITS,

Mr., Morse, while in New York We'd
nesday. picked up good assortment of
Suits to add to our $3.50 line, NAM
Of these are sample suits and worth dol
lars more.
At Sis. 100 are few fine Chiffon Paa-
anna Suits Of extra value. These are
Sample Suits, sizes "a and 36. Real val
ue is $1,000
AtSI6.SO isa line of fine Atwood
Worsted Serge Suits, made up III fine
style and lined with good quality Beld-
ing Satin. Has a full circular plated
skirt, colcrs blue, brown and black
At $500 we can show you the Iarg-
est line Of fine Atwood Chiffon, Panama
Suits, also the fancy invisible stripes in
the best styled Suits Of the season.
Come in blues, browns and blacks.
Dresses come very pretty
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
WASH GOODS.

Several Of these values have been adj
vertised before. They are goods that
you may be able at our prices to make
4 saving on.
Apron Ginghams in small checks by
the yard 20 that you can have any quan-
tity wanted. at but Sc per yard.
Ginghams il stripes and checks, also
plain colors, at but IOc per yard
An Of our is cent Ginghams. III
these are those fancy bright Plaids.
Our whole assortment at III lac per
yard (You are paying your merchant
l5c for these goods
Crepe Chiffon, with small bright fig
ures are very pretty and desirable for
dresses. AS it is a 25c grade ISc makes
it cheap and seller
1 (rh;IJrar'c Whit ~ (ol0rar
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25

@The Daylight StoreA
Some Have Expected


Things This We showing line Of Dry Goods Garments
did last May The following goods thar have helped boost They
sensible seviccabc kinds that sell
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
SILKS.

We have purchase Of best grade
Colored Taffeta silk that always sell at
Zoe and s5c that we are now making
a little extra business on BY selling them
at 5oc per yard. (These Silks are all
that we recommend.)
Brainerd & Armstrong 27-inch Teffe-
tas, In all colors, we consider at our
price, $500, little better than you
can do on any other make.
We have just made a fortunate pur-
chase in a 26-inch Black Taifeta Silk
that was made to sell ait $l.0O. The
price now comes down to 79c.
Another special value is 32-inch
Black Taffeta NEARLY yard wide) very
fine and soft equal in value 10 any ST. IS
Silk. It's the greatest value that we
ever offered for the price, ST. 90
Children $ Little Goats an
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
Hotel Otis, Sunday Dinner.


Sunday dinner at the Hotel Otis, from
] until 2:30 p. IN. Special rate 81 zoe
to local people.
Menu. =
Vegetable soup
Rgdishes Eiicumbers Lettuce
Ch0M chow Mixed pickles Olives
Sliced tomatoes Horse radish
Boiled lake trout cream sauce
Ham Dandelions
Ffieassee Of chicken
Clam Fritters
Veal pot pie
Celery salad
Prime ribs Of heetau jus
Loin Of pork dressing
Boiled and mashed potatoes
Green peas Buttered beets
SHecotash
Orange pudding
Minee pie Pumpkin pie Apple pie
Vanilla ice cream Assorted cake
Strawberry short cake
American cheese Saline waters
Mixed nuts Layer Raisins
Tea Coffee Cocoa AIilk
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-21
THERE IS NOTHING too GOOD
FOR NEW MEXICO

The Morning a of
experience that nothing reading public
Albuquerque
willing
The Morning Journal when installed great leased of
the Associated Press with Geographic that of
field
The enough all right believed
readers this believed
The e
ling
this but
they always willing the best there is
metropolitan while irrigation
public
philanthropy the
The
o
modern
week Morning building of eight
pictures photographers
be illustrated edition danot ordinary cooked
rty-day special photographs
drawings the the night before
public would appreciate this the demand
dealers all Mexico doubling
period Albuquerque
thing will
ing day
be
THIS NEWSPAPER BE CIRCULATED, DAY
EVERY
Increased in
matter o GETTING RESULTS $40
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-21

rado.-"The Government Forestry
Service"
Address-C. NJ. Mott OF Minnesota.
Forestry as a National and a
State Problem"
Address-Frank VIM. Ranc, b. Agr.
NJ. Sc. state forester of Massachu-
sets THE Development of Municip-
al and Private Ownership Forests"
Address Hiram =. French, director
experimental station Idaho Agricul-
tural College Experiment Stations
and Their Relation to Irrigation Prob
lens"
Address,. A, Shoeman, represen-
tatlve Cape Colony, South Africa.
Discussion.
sp. IN.
Music-Hcld's Band of Salt Lake
City Utah.
Address William r. Hearst of
New York.
Address-Tulio Larrlnago, repre-
sentative from Porto Rico.-"Irriga-
ton in the Island of Porto Rico"
Address-George c. Pardee Of Cali
fornia.
Address -Ignacio Da Costa, consul
general for Portugal.
Address Representative fro m
Cuba.
Address-C. ]. Blanchard, chief sta
tistician, u S. r. S.-"Homemaking
by the Government" illustrated with
stereopticon views.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-21
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3.
FIFTH DAY.
$3.50 r.. IN.


Musc-Twenty-first Infantry band.
U. S. \,
Address--Joseph IG. Ransdell, Of
Louisiana, Navigation as Related to
Irrigation"
Addrcss--M o. Leighton, chief
photographer, U. s. G.. s., Water
Power and Its Relation to Irrigation"
Address-r-Thomas c. Gerdine, geo
grapher. u. s. G. S.. THE Combined
Drainage Irrigation Problem OF the
Sacramento Valley"
Miscellaneous addresses and discus
sion.
Report Of the committee on cleo
ton OF officers OF the Seventeenth
National Irrigation congress.
1880 y. m.
Music--Twenty-first Infantry band.
u. S. A.
Selection OF place for holding the
seventeenth session OF the National
Irrigation congress.
Musie--Twenty-first Infantry band.
u. S. A.
$3.50 u. M.
Address--Nat M. Brigham. OF Ill-
nols, The Grand Canyon of Arizona
Illustrated with stcreopticon views.
Convention hall. Everybody invited.