Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08

l"e.ehtlH' societies or technical mag
a1ihes specializing In highly sestriot-
60 Ields OF scientific endeavor.
The Journal will be- distributed
Tree 10 agricultural colleges. tech.
meal schools. experiment stations a.
braries OF large universities and cor.
tain government repositories and in
rtbuiions making suitable exchanges.
also to n restricted list OF sclentlats
Copies of the journal will be sold 10
miscellaneous applicants BY the SUI
perintendcnt OF documents. govern.
fnent printing office, and posslhl, am
annual subscription price viii be ar
iiNed. az n done with the experiment
station board.
Crop Reporter Discontinued.
The Monthly Crop Reporter win
no longer be published. The crop
statistics Will he oOllcctcd as here.
t"fore. and telegraphlc and news
summaries % these Statistics will
continue 10 be ISSUED to the press.
ihe printed crop Reporter was dis
continued because u did not bring
the Information Into the hands OF the
recipients until from ten 60 seven.
teen days after the really important
news had been circulated by tclc-
graph and printed In the daily
press throughout the United states
ana Europe. the statistical lnforEna-
ZION. therefore. reaching the actual
crop correspondent aud though him
the local producer too late 10 be Of
practical service.
Weekly Letter To Crop Correspond
ents Established.
AZ a partial substitute for the
printed Crop Reporter. weekly
news letter 10 crop correspondents
viii be issued In typcwritten OF other
FORM THIS can he prepared aud pat
into the mails sooner than was pos
slble with the Reporter. u h be-
IieVed that the Weekly News viii be-
FAR more timely than notices Issued
heretofore only once month Its
circulation WIZ be limitod to official
crop correspondents. The news lot
ter VIII contain summaries OF more
Important discoveries ana recon
mendations OF the various bureaus,
divisions and offices
The Experiment station Record.
the Weather Review ami North
American Fauna viii continue To be
issued with certain notifications.
The Yearhook VIII be restricted 20
articles of the magazine type. which
II IN believed will add greatly To the
popularity and value Of the volume.
of which 100000 copies are printed
and distributed annually.
The Department SERIES Of bulletins.
In this series all Of the publlca-
lions ~ the various bureaus, DIVE
sions and offices viii he printed
These bulletins may be any size from
four 10 sixty page and viii be scmi-
technical or scientific, or popular in
character They VIII capisalize for
popular use the discoveries OF labor
atorios aud scientific specialists.
fnruRcrs' bulletins.
The series of farmers bulletins
will be continued The object of these
bulletins is to tell the people how to-
do important things. The bulletins
will contain practical, concise and
specific and CONSTITUTIONAL state
ments with regard 10 matters rclut-
ing 10 farming. stock RAISING. fruit
CROWNS. etc. Under the new plan
the bulletins will be reduced la size
Ia from 10 to 30 pages, and will desl
particularly with conditions IA re-
stricted seVtiona rather than at
tempt, as heretofore, 20 cover the en-
tire country.
Much Of the information calling
for immediate circulation Will be u.s.
sued hereafter ln the form OF state
inents 10 the press Instead OF helms
held hack aa heretofore for weeks
until a bulletin could be printed and
issued
The publication Of bulletins dealt
ing with foreign crop statistics will
be- discontinued Material Of this
character when deemed important
will be furnished 10 the press for the
information OF the public.
Changes Ia Annual Reports.
Consideration II being given Ia the
dlscontinuancc of certain annual re-
ports Ut bureaus now required hy law
20 be- printed. with the belief that
much OF the matter therein contained
Ia unnecessary. while certain portions
could be more advantageously and
more promptly printed AZ bulletins
Of the department All executive
reports OF chiefs are 70 be reduced