Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-01
precious ores and minerals.

THE assaying of precious ores and
minerals continued MI. Ludlow.
win be actual work; that is. it VIII
be Just the same as is done every day
ut tho assay office at Philadelphia. It
will prove Of great interest as II Will
be the first time thai it has over been
shown at an exposition.
',Thcre viii be detailed from the
bureau Of engraving and printing
skilled plate printers who win explain
the processes employed in the manu-
facturc of Uncle SANS notes and So
curities. They viii not print any cur
rencY, but instead handsome souvenir
engrayings specially designed in COM
memoration Of the Alaska-Yukon-pa-
cific exposition will he printed. The
object of this exhibit viii be to illus
trate the methods of plato printing
employed in the bureau. from the
preparation Of the blank paper to the
finished United States or national
bank note. There VIII also be eNhih-
tied large frames containing the most
recent specimens OF paper money and
stamps, both of our government and
its insular possessions.
The public health ana marine hns-
pital service. | ann sure, win prove Of
interest. We will have a raised plat
form containing a modern operating
room, with white enamel furniture
and other accessories. In this room
a group OF life-size wax figures viii
be displayed, showing a surgical OPP
Grafton. The surgeon. with knife in
hand, stands over the patient, who IS
slowly going under the anaesthetie adj
ministerod by one Of the attendants.
Standing noar by arc physicians
Watching the result of the operation,
ready to lend assistance to the sur
geon in charge. Daily exhibitions Will
be given in the services dark room.
which win be fully equipped with the
latest type N-ray ana high frequency
apparatus. skilled Demonstrators win
discuss the value Of N-ray in surgery
and of electricity generally in the
treatment Of skin and nervous disor-
ders. The surgeon in charge of this
section win give a series of lectures.
Illustrated by s~tereopticon. of tho most
dreaded diseases affecting humanity.
THE service win have on exhibition
attractive models OF The sanitorium for
consumptivcs at Fort stanton. New
Mexico. other models viii show the
efforts put forth by the service to
combat thceiSan Francisco plague
These models will show the method of
~rat-proofing dwellings with cement.
and the wonderful effect Of light and
air in that grim destroyer Of life And
also the manner OF screening build
ings to prevent the spread of yellow
fever by mosquitoes.
The revenue cutter service section
viii contain a series of five models in
plate glass cases. showing the various
types of vessels employed in this
branch Of the government, from the
early topsail schooner class to the
modern steam propeller. A triple-eX-
pansion marine engine, with shaft and
propeller. Will be shown in operation
various kinds of rapid fire guns
used on %shipboard will be on exhibit
ton. A series of pastel pictures on
easels win portray the various uni
forms used in the service, while the
wall space will contain oil paintings
of some of its notable achievements.
The li%fc-saving service Win be
housed in a separate building of its
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Pay Streak. The station will contain
a complete equipment for the saving
Of life from the perils OF the sea, in
GLIDING the 34-foot Beebe-McLennan
watcr-ballast surf boat.
the beach apparatus, Lyle gun, for
throwing by means Of a projectile a
line or hawser TO vessels breaking up
on the shoals, and the metal car and
breeches buoy. Tho latter is the
means by which drowning persons
are hauled from the stranded vessels
to places of safety The daily exhibit
tions Of the life-saVers in their upset
ting and Fighting drin on Lake Union
viii prove one of the most attractive
features Of the treasury exhibit.
In the biograph exhibit room. a
room especially reserved in tho gov
building. for motion pictures
OF the most important work of
the various bureaus of the treasury
department will be shown in this
manner. There will be scenes showing
he printing Of paper money in the
bureau of engraving and printing, the
counting of the paper notes at the
treasury department, the customs in
,peetors at New York handling visi
tors to our shores. and the medical
of the public health and ma
rine hospital service Inspecting a
of Cinnamon landing in san
Francisco harbor.
"Expositions, like the one in ques-
ion. are good for the state, and good
or the country. and every dollar
'pent by the promoters OF the nation
Il enterprise will return TO the poo-
Die four-fold. To visit the Alaska
Yukon exposition viii be am educa- /
II the cost 20 the individual |
VII be MONEY Man hrnnt"