Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-08
TIMELY IDENTITIES

[ : made every year in England. i During last year New York city con. sumed 5t.O0O,OOO pounds Of poultry. Farming is an occupation in which more people are interested than in any other.
 Of the 16.0O0OO0 tons of salt pro. duced in the world each year the Brit. ish empire provides 3.J00.O00 tons.
 The mills of the United States every year export more four than all the rest of the mills in the world produce.
 Englishmen are making considerable progress in Siberia. especially in es. tablishlng abattoirs and refrigeratinc plants
 Some predictions of our future pcpu. iation have placed it mnch higher thal iG0,000c00 for 1850. one making it as high as 200000Oo0
 German hotel keepers would rather see an American arrival than one ol any other nationality. They have tho reputation of being the best spendcrs.
 American exporters handicap them selves when they give a merchant or agent in the City of Mexico the exc,u- sive right to sell their products in that country
 The United States patent office is as- sembling the models of the first ideas along several lines of invention. such as the first telephone. first sewing ma chine and first photograph.
 The village of Aumone, in France. is said to be the healthiest place in Flu rope. IL has only forty inhabitants, twenty-three of whom are over eighty years old. and one is over loo.
 The once famous fresh water pearl fisheries in the White Blister, in Saxo- ny. are threatened with extinction. Last year only six good pearls and seventeen of second quality were found.
 The Danish government has granted S2,913.O00 for the encouragement of agriculture. and the 115 local agri- cultural societies. with S4.5OO members received subventions amounting to SJO.OOo
 Birmingham chemist has invented way to convert gasoline or petrol into stiff white jelly. It is done by adding 154 per cent of steatite and al- cohol. An economy of 30 per cent is claimed for the solid form.
 In five counties of Ireland the aver age pay of hired men on the farms is less than $2.43 a week, in all Ireland it is $2.T4, in Wales and Monmouth shire 1t is Sf.3s. in England it is SAG. ard in Scotland it is $4.76.
 Consul Horace Lee Washington transmits the plans for the enormous dock tO be constructed at Liverpool. 10 cost $2.430.O00. as q portion of still larger plans which contemplate the ultimate expenditure of $15,5T3,3s4 in dock improvements.
 During the past twenty years the lakes of Russian central Asia have shown a steady rise of water level. Within this period the sea of Aral has risen about six and a half feet. The phenomenon has accompanied period of augmentation of rainfall
 In New York city in 1910 2,4s3 per sons met deaths by violence, and there were no fewer than Is5 homicides, an increase of seFenty-five over 1909. In sixty-Bve of the 1S5 cases there were no arrests. and only seventy-seven of the 120 persons arrested for killing were held for trial
 A one wheeled jinrikisha on the monocycle principle is being introduc- cd among the Chinese of the Malay states. It Is said to be safe and to have many advantages over the old fashioned vehicle. The wear and tear is reduced to q minimum. the work on the pullers reduced and speed in- creased.
 Practically all of the 5000 dogs which were cyiled from Constantinople last summer to an island in the Mar moran sea have died on the barren rocks of disease and thirst. Bread was sent each week from Constantinople. but it wss so bad in quality that the dogs preferred to eat their dead com panions.
 It is announced from St. Petersburg that Professor Rosing of the Techno- logical institute has discovered an ap- paratus. which is called sae electric eye. which permits one to see objects at long distances is within the rays of the instrument. For example. the manager of a factory. it is said, is en- abled to see all that is going on in the various workshops
 The citizens of the little town of Or son. in Sweden. have no taxes to pay. The railroad is free to every citizen of the town. the telephone service is free. and the schools and libraries cost the citizens absolutely nothing. The towns expenses are paid out of the money obtained from the sale of lum- Der cut in the municipal forest
 The Nfenncsc authorities are eonsid- eTing the advisa bilify of the addition of a subway to the city's systems of publie transportation. The road will not be built by the municipality. how ever. but by q stock company. which purposes. in case a charter is granted. Co charge higher fare than that of street railways on account of increas- ed rapidily of transit. eighteen and a half miles m hour
 Switzerland is fo have national