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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-19

j. +. Burns. a San Antonio stockman
is registered at the HOyt. He is here
buying cattle for his firm in San Anton
10.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-19

l.. G.. and A. G.. Bermedez and Juan
y. BarregO Of Santiago are guests of
the Hoyt. They are buying cattle in Mex
leo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
Suggestive List of
Children'S Books for
Christmas Gifts

This list of books with he name
az tho publishers of each book was
complied by the Librarians of the
state, who met In the CITY luring the
oachcrs' association and organized a
section of the n. ~ r. s..
BoOlss for the Little Tots.
Anderson, IA. G.. Fairy Tales.
every Mans Library. button, 25c.
Blodgett, Mrs NJ =. when Christ
mas came Too Early. Little, zoe.
browning, Robert Pied piper Ct
Hamlin. by Hone Dunlap, Rand,
ti25
Carroll, Lewis Alices Adventures
IN Wonderland; Through Looking
Glass, u j. Tenniel Me MILAN, SL25
Cralk, Mrs, .. NJ Little Lame
Prince n. Hope Dunlap. Rand, &i25.
Dickinson a. skinner Children's
Book OF Christmas Stories. Double
day. ft.25.
Grimm Bros Fairy Tales, H. Hope
Dunlap. Rand, ti,20.
Maeterlinck Madame NJ. child
ron's Blue Bird. u. Herbert Paul
Dodd S2.50.
Moore, G. G, Twas the Night be-
fore Christmas, A. J. w. smith.
HoughtOn, 500,
jolly Mother Goose Annual a. y.
y. Wright Raud. ti,25.
Perkins, l.. r. Dutch Twins
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20

Houghton. 500.
stevenson, Il. L. Chnd's Garden Of
Verses. Rand. soc.
Wiggins. Kate Douglas. Birds
Christmas Carol. Houghton. soc.
BoOLs for Older children.
Asbjornsen. r. c. Christmas N
Norway, IT, II. l.. BroekStad. Estes,
soc.
Bacon. Dolodes edition. Pictures
Every Child should Know. Chofiln.
soc.
Field. Eugene. Christmas Tales
and Christmas Verse. ~ +. storcr
Scribner, sec.
Howells, W. u. Christmas Every
Day and other stories. Harper,
S1.25.
Kipllng. Rudyard. Jungle Book.
Century, Si.50.
LAGER, :. O. L. wonderful Ad-
ventures uf Nnls, tr. Y. ). Howard.
Doubleday. $3.50.
Lamb, C. ana Mary Tales from
Shakespeare. Mcmillan. $l.00.
Mahie. II. w. edition. Famous
Stories Every Chua Should Know.
Chanin, soc.
Mabie, H. w. Morse stories Tetoid
from the Eddas. Dodd. $i5O.
Pyle, Howard. Merry Adventures
OF Robin Hood. sorlbner, $500.
Scannell. Florence. Christmas m
Germany. Estes, soc.
Spyri, Johanna Heidi, IT, y. r.
Dole. CHM, Si.50.
hooks for BOYS.
| Barbour. r.. II, Crofton ChuTns
Century. S1.25.
Barbour, II. H. Double Play. Az.
pleton. si.50,
Doubleday, Russell. Cattle Ranch
90 College. Doubleday. SIZES.
Earl, j. =. ON the school Team
Penn. Si25.
lnman, Henry, Ranch on the Oh
hide. Macmillan. St50.
Kipling. n. Captains Courageous
Century $3.50.
London. Jack. Can OF the VIII
Macmillan. Si.5O.
MaesHeld, John. linn Davis stoSes
S1.25.
Matthews. Brander Tom Paulding
Century. st25.
Qulrk. l.. W. Baby Eaton, Quar-
torback. Century. tl.25.
. NAhthAhUt r. X. buccaneers Ahi
Pirates of our Coast. Macmillan
500.
Taylor Bayard Boys Of Othe
Countries. Putnam. &e.0O.
BoOlgs For Girls.
Brown. X, n. phillppa al Halcyou
Scribner, $3.50.
Crothors, S. NJ. Miss Munct'
Christmas Party. houEhton, &l.0f
Daulton, Mrs. a. w. NJ. Gend
Interference Of Bah Appleton. 81 50
Dayless. A. T. sue Jane. Century
&i.25.
Ellis, X. n. Wide Awake Girls a
College. Little, $3.50
Jacobs. Mrs c. y. s. w. r. Clul
Jacobs, 500.
Jowett, s. o. Betty's LeicogieI
5 Houghton 800.
Jewott. s. o. Hetty leicester
Christmas. Houghton. 500.
Perry, Nora Hope Benham. IA
, tie, t1,50.
Porter. w. II. Pollyonna, the Eia
Book. Page, ti.35.
schwartz j, A. Elinor's COLES
b Career. Little. $3.50.
Wiggln, X. y. Mother Carey
. Chickens. Houghton, ti,25.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20

returned from delightful trip
through the east.
Mr.. Hurry Il. Mitchnet Of Denver
arrived Thursday evening to spend
Christmas with his wife and her par.
ents, MIR, and Mrs. J. r. saint. Mrs.
Mitchncr has been visiting in Albu-
querquc for the past two months.
Mrs. Maud croft Of Estancia Is
visiting her sistre Mrs, 4. A. Dlmond.
si2 Slate avenue.
Mr.. Bernard Ilfeld. who has been
IN for several weeks. Is able TO be
about again.
Mr. j. @. Gentry returned today
from q months visit with his mother
IN Lockport, Ind.
Dr. Margaret Cartwright accom-
panied hy her little son. Francis Will
lard. viii leave Wednesday for Las
Cruces TO spend Christmas with her
two sons. who are attending the Ag-
riculturnl college az Mesilln park Or.
Cartwright viii sail about January /
from New orleans to Vera Cruz, ana
viii resume her former position as
head OF the hospital In Guanaiuato'
I Mexico.
Miss Florence Grunsfeld. who II a
student az Bradford college, II spend.
Ing tho holidays with friends In New
/ York city,
Miss Myrl Hope arrived this morn
ing from the Girls collegiate In Los
Angeles and will spend her three
weeks vacation with her parents, pr
end Mrs. W G.. Hope.
Mrs. Julius Abel Of Duluth, MINI.
who was the guest of Mrs, Bernard
1lfeld for q month. left Monday foi
Santa Monica, Cal, whore she viii
spend part Of the winter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
TON AND QUARTER OF
BULLION SHIPPED OUT
FROM SILVER CITY

silver City, n. NJ. Dec 19.-t1fteen
bars of bullion from the Soco-eo
Mining and Milling company and ION
from ne Ernestine MIXING company
passed through silver city last week
on their way TO the mint The total
weight OF tho twenty-five bricks was
Ia the nclRhborhood OF "a ton and u
quarter. and the approximate value
S87,50O.0O
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
Inings and Goings
/ Your Friends
Albuquerque

ado Chavez. son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Iol Chavez. returned saturday ev-
d Pom Kansas city. where he has
al Intending the Wcstport high
knd Mrs. Melville Summers OF
~. are She. guests OF Mr.. ana
~ ~. S,hwcntkcr.
Anedy and willard Strlcklor.
n Mr.. w. $. Stricklcr. are ex-
IN home for the holidays.
4 J. T.. Goodell LEFT today for his
In Solomon, Kan. and viii bee
lntil the first 81 the year.
Ernest WohlcnburE. Of tho
states forestry service. left this
bon 10 spend the holidays nj his
4 In Lincoln, Neb.
I. and Mrs. J. +. Luthy. accom-
pa by their daughter, Miss Es-
llnthy, LEI, today for the east
will spend the holidays with
son, Frederick, who Il student
ale.
+ ana Mrs. Harry Lee Of Santa
win arrive the first OF the week
bend Christmas In Albuquerque
will he the guests Of Mr.. and
r. - Schwontker.
bndny afternoon Mrs. Albert
lsfold G10 West Copper avenue.
open house In honor OF her sew
Second birthday. Delightful re-
imcnts were served and the rooms
fragrant with n profusin OF
N flowers, the gifts of friends.
n Hugo Myer and daughter
Do, have gone 10 ~ Paso 10 spend
stmas with Mrs Myers parents
o. and Mrs Harry Ice of santa
motored to Albuquerque last sat,
is and spent Sunday here.
Is Elizabeth Campbell Of Rolia
BUR- rs the gest OF SIR ana Mrs
/ Larsch.
4 and Mrs W. q. Harris ant
1rcn left Tuesday for santa ~
n they viii spend n few days be
going 60 California for the win
b. and Mrs. James Carpenter lof
isday for Columbus, Ohio. 10 al
the wedding of Mrs. Oliver
her
iss Lou Hughes has gone to Den
30 spend the winter with her sis
Mrs. O. G.. Watson.
b.. and Mrs. Non llfcld left Wed
Jay for New York city whore the,
spend the holidays with friend
iflNllNhHi
ev Archie Toothaker of Hutchln
Kansas. has accepted the call q
pme The pastor Of the Congrega
Ial church here, ana viii nrriv
pa January the FIRST with his VIII
children.
Dr Bruce kinney former pastor q
Baptist church of this city, IN .
for "a short visit.
tr and Mrs r. ~. Booth q
untain View ranch have rcturno
IN an extended visit in California
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20

Cut Glass Sherbet Glasses,
Tumblers, Wine Glasses, Cob.
let finest quality, most art
istio designs. The Leader, 800
West Central.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
MONEY tn LOAN.

SsseuNsNNsN~~Ne~~~sesrs~ ~s~~s~r~~s~~~~sNsSc
MONEY TO LOAN--Money advanced
TO railway and other employees on
salaries or household goods. without
removal. Union Loan Co, over Firat
National Bank.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
has in the Schools.

has in the Schools.
splendld programs we're given
afternoon IN the various
of the city. The spirit of
ls peryaded them all ana the
performers did their parts
y well.
Entertainment nt tho High
'Fas particularly good. There
ic hy the tIiRh school orchea-
'.fnl excellent readings and q
tile play. The proeFam fol.
Ceelected). Orchestra.
hR-"A Boys View OF Christ
|ouald barrow.
|ng 1.-THE Angel and the
|as." Annie Cristy.
-'A Christmas Chimc.~
fnl Donald Wilson
rcrrili, Ioe's wife .,.......
......... Ruth TOmplSins
en-, a friend OF the Terrlll'a
......., Hiram Herkenhoff
'akelec. a friend 81 the Ter
............. Ruth stageaon
......... Christmas Hymns
High school Chorus.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20


WANTED-Men solicitors 10 sell de-
sirable household Item IN this city;
good proposition for live wires. Ad-
dress q. r., Herald Office.
~-------- ~-------------- - ------s
LADIES-To make shields az home,
$4,000 per zoe; ordinary plain sew
ing; can make four an hour: mater
ioi furnished; work sent prepaid
Send stamped addressed envelope for
particulars. Paragon supply Coz s3a
Myrtle Ave, Kansas city. Mo.
GOVERNMENT Railway Mail Clerk,
Customs Revenue exams
everywhere soon. Get prepared for
former H. 5. Civil Service Secretary
Examiner, Free Booklet r. 30. Write
NOW, today. Patterson civil service
school, Rochester, y. Y.
LADIES-To make shields az home
S20.O0 per 100. Ordinary plain
sewing; can make four an hour; ma
terial furnished; work sent prepaid.
send stamped addressed envelope for
particulars. Paragon supply Co.. n
SS4 Myrtle Ave, Kansas city, Mo.
LOCOMOTIVE FTREMEN. Brake
men, wages about 500; experience
unnecessary; send age, stamp. Rail
way, care Herald.
FOR SALE-LivestOck.
/ @~se-N@~~~s se~~~rseee-see-s---es
| FOR SALE-One good Jersey COW
team, wagon and harness Cheap Il
taken az once. one mile west OF Ba-
relas bridge. G. G. Nisbett
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
bsity News

Normal class gave Dean G. r.
head OF the Normal depart
beautiful Navajo blanket with
shes for a merry Christmas.
+ Y. w. G. A. candy sale which
I'D on Wednesday afternoon
quite n neat sum. II will be
10 a fund which viii be used
a delegate to Estes Park, Col
next summer, when tho Y. w.
Convention takes place
'stmas vacation began today
|ln continue until Monday, Jan
he Afth.
re viii be no issue OF the
n next week.
Iporary arrangements have
made for continuing Dr. Silhcr's
! until the end Of the first sem
after which there will be an
professor for the department
Gloe club will 20 90 Sarta Fc
in January 90 sing the cantata
which was sung So sue
ily go Nespcrs last sunday
Y. NJ. G.. a. win be discontinu'
i the next three Saturdays.
d
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20

FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished room;
gentleman preferred. 70s West
silver
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
FOR RENT-ROoms.

F0R TENT~ Modern fIrnished rooms
with sleeping porches. steam heat,
electric lights and bath, 50 TO fti per
month SIC IT, Central avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
HELP WANTED

Ses~%~~'Nesssss>s~s~~es
WANTED-Men solicitors 10 sell de-
slrable household item In this city,
good proposition for live wires. Ad-
dress q. r., Herald Office.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20

Mrs. Maud croft of Estancia Is
visiting her sistre, Mrs r. A. Dlmond.
sig Slate avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20

For hIisoeitanaeua
~e,r4r-r4n~~~Nfs>e.,p.s Sss'4a.a|s,t '.'.'sA
FOR SALE -sB yards 81 mipAt IIn-
oloum. used only 90 daYs. uIll stli
az harealn. Apply 500 ~ west
Central
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20

Mr.. bernard Ilfeld. who has been
~ for several weeks, is able to BE
about again.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20

MARRf-M Many wealthy CalifornianE
seeking marriage; photos and de-
sCriptions free Mission Unity B-683,
san Francisco, Cal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20

MIR j. @ Gentry returned today
from months visit with his mother
Ia Lockport. Ind.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
WANTED--To BUY
Furniture Repairing,

REPAIRING Furniture. stoves ana
ranges repaired. An work guar
nnteed. r. W. schoer. 2if mas, Con-
tral. Phone 1865.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-20
PERSONAL

FOR CARPET cleaning. furniture
and stove repairing. w. A. Goff
phone BeS.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-28

direction of the conmizsi9n be published ed in pamphlet orn as the Commission may deem be in annual reports are not filed and npeeons are not made as pro - ' i,p ini r@,r1rt sl9 f, transcrfbcl in the re- @ cnr rm f th ] ons [ or oynIg or o5ntrolng said printed and distributed in pamphlet form as the Comms- operating franchise in force or here
 Suitable books shall also be provided by the mana ger for - keeIns account G W f, nc T. % riviar m W prntn9 I f f and snch books of account shall always be open for b officials citizen of the city
 IT. No franchise shall be granted extended or re- granting such franchise and the Commission shall figured and based the earn ton Commission proper
 section 18 Every grant of a provide that the city may upon payment therefor l l's i3 valuation property and plant of the grantee in whole or in part ~ resolution, direct the to acquired by qualified paying the shall ] oran wv wn b % n> 5G 5 be [d with the cit clerk the manager forthwith carefully investigate said property and report to
 @ At H"' proe a so said Prefy y9 may 'S s5" as9u6s % eo@@'ry tG . %PSrate the i same if ,5 , operated n the m at
 quality cost of service stating wherein
 ct) Whether. acquired could be paid for out of it's net
 (5) such other information touching shall
 such report shall made relation thereto with such particularly will enable the the his findings and i'm meatey submission to the commssion shall be filed with printed distribu
 the filing of said report be subscribed (15) the qualified electors of the city, as provided in Chap ter of of whether the acquire property shall provide by ordinance proposition ed
 Every O the if the grantee situated in elsewhere connection herewith shall in valuation thereof the payment by the city purchased pa the  of for tinued Q and through the cntir tcrm of he
 shall become the shall the right the on it's the highest bidder publ to approved by provided by o his
Arizona republican., 1913-08-28

al times in the discharge duties allowed to ride on the c of such railroad within the boundaries the without therefor with all the rights of other passongors.
 section The Commission shall by ordinance require under company anv of Inc streets avenues or alleys of the cty whenever in the Commission the public of every privilege be subject h the right of the city whether terms reserved not most apa manner the 5rct vIrr and accomoiation of the r16c including among Other things the rieht to pass and en- require proper adequate m ie operation or any work or business Hth9flzea quat sufficient and proper service extensions and accomodatons Section be granted, franchise shall be renewed before three c0 section franchise granted by the city be sent o ''@ D n no oSl E. "Ilh the dl or ms as signs on compensation by lessee his shall be F No extension enlareemen franchise. persons I M % 'lg f "i"& I % ' @ @ % Ilg , I Irn n m I R|,'u m f revelde licenses track r switch rrees to railway companies for the of @ " i ' "1 ~ @@s m m ] % ti llqn & and s~ien ] pTlrlies m @ anuIe establishment permit city whenever its uaencn zpdfent. or of of of Sired to y or Construct ci, sf5 trcis or " nitc1eg W ~ " Scuon l IHe Connsson sEi have the power by proper ce e"e r to be granted suitable provisions for the common of O thereof proper all corporations operating under franchises privileges granted
 
 all corporations covering the condition the of and shall
  such failure demanded shall Commission, franchise
 section & The mnagcr shall provide and to be kept
  proper form in which shah be transcribed and all franchises the
 
 shall there be complete history all franchises the include proceedings law affecting the together
 
 otr matters of nform( ion and public interest the mayor tifneN to Commission
Arizona republican., 1913-08-28

specification of particular the right of the Commission ers conditions covenants terms limitations burdens taxes ssessnents rates fares rentals charges r any o1er provision whatever which the proper to protect the interests of the % right and power to revoable temporary permits and licenses to ahy p m % the city, the purpose of ten9riy making use % t a for the better carrying out of the oteGl oI the ~ @
 S t % 5e gree @ n4 4h as p m % of he cit or Such such service is or might be rendered such license or permit to be subject to revocation or diseonnnee at any time lm the @ g @ cng % S manaser or comnsson|nd sh'I be suIec' % iio @ % nav inn limitations burdens and resuaons as the M It may ]
 the of the revocation of such ee1S m public place building described in @ , t e & 1i i or r+ revoked and all other persons upon or using any SrGet M EI ] afS % % ] or permit therefor treated espassers be re moved '"erelr0"' and sfo c &fIHt a E25'E XXI S
 Miscellaneous Provisions
 Section | For the purpose of nominans m Ga'a5Gj @ ha n from the time of the ap pro'I @i the same me o ,e gov % % or 3Tncu of the City of Phoenix who shall be in office at the time of hs apPnoy and directed to provide the necessary means ] foF ee" sec P voted for provisions the first election
 e na tDersn% @ pn en1 es % for he hodn 3 la "f & 'm ] @ hf @ 5 secure the recording of the same all the officers elected at such election
 Section Immediately upon the election and o z@gh officers as ne'n % ] % of nS %b aH anu turn oyer and records seal and 
 of shall accomplished by the  all rights records papers property Ils nc hereby transferred and delivered to the the requirements 'i the by the electors of the City, giving the date or
 
 members "The Common CounciI the or hold office ds election and qualification of the and under Charter
 all other officers in office at the tune tnS C effect shall and terminate elected shall resolution declare
 a connson nd shall be Il out ot the city in he Commission
 and regulations Of "Ihe of Phoenix the time this with the proVlslonS thereof hereby until the shall be O
 attend all meetings of the
Arizona republican., 1913-08-28
TWENTY NINE MORE
 TEACHERS IN ARIZONA
As Result of Recent Examination Held
 in State.

The recent examinations for teachers held in every county in the state with the exception of Apache and Graham qualified tWcnty-nine more teachers for the schools. The examinations were held on August IS and 19 and shortly thereafter the papers began pouring into the office of supcrintCn- dent Case for correction. These were taken in charge of Profs. Case, super intcndcnt of public instruction; LOpcr of Phoenix and Roberson of Mesa. Yes terday the following were announced as the successful applicants.
 Cochise county-CIeora Tinker, sec ond grade; Lillian Erickson, second grade: Mary Dutro, second grade; Mary Shelton, second grade.
 Coconino county Margaret Moore, second grade; Blanche Morrow, second grade; F. A. Donelson, second grade.
 Gila county-Annc NJ. Harris, second grade.
 second grade.
 Maricopa county-P. T. Rainey, sec ond grade; Orpha Woodward first grade; Matte CoWan, second grade; Edward Craig, second grade; Ina Fern Foster, second grade; Thos. N. Locke, second grade; Eula O. Bourne second grade; Hazel EIerich. second grade; Mrs Jane C. Thompson. second grade; Mrs. Fife M Webb, second grade
 Mohave county-W. L. Linville, first grade.
 Navajo county-Hattie Webb. first grade.
 Pima county-Louise K. Ball. second grade.
 PinaI county-Florence Kinsey, second grade.
 santa Cruz county-A. Fern Bartlett, second grade Yavapai county-Louisa NJ. R. Rodg- CTS, second grade; Grace F. Angevne. second grade; Ada Raber, second grade; Edith Louise Curtiss, second
Arizona republican., 1913-08-28

yon Of the BIuc there is a stretch of eighty miles in which one has to cross. the Blue 3S6 times by actual count. Beyond an elevation called old Badly only burros can be used for transportation and they will have much to transport in the way of iron posts. about 1900 of them, for the marking of corners. Four of them will make a load for a burro.
 There is one line, sixty miles in length to be run. This survey will include little farming land but most of it can be used only for grazing. It is being made to. add permanency to the holdings of cat tIcmcn who obtain the right to-use.
 The region is travcrsed hy. num- erous mountain streams each stocked with trout. the finest in the world. The streams on account of their ilf- accessibility have been but little in fcsted by fishermen. Tho country abounds also in game of every kind from pheasant, pine hens, wild tur- keys to deer, bear and mountain lions in abundance. There is one almost inaccessible stretch of water called Marsh Lake, about twenty miles in length, whose surface in season is covered with duck and 
 can be easily approached
 The equipment of MT. Kimmel which was being packed in the base mont of the federal building yester- day formed a curious and interesting collection First there was his of flee" a steel bound and brass trim med box of his own device and con struction Each of it's dimensions is about two feet. It contained be- side a typewriter and a miniature adding machine, fourteen separate drawers for blanks and compart- ment for the keeping of maps There were a few other drawers for other purposes The weight of this "of- flee" is about fifty pounds. There
 was a large stock of condensed dry food. milk. rice, potatoes, onions and whatever one could want in the way of vegetables There was an assort- { mcnt of German war rations which come in packages of the three
 fourths the size and the color of ! dynamite cartridges, each cartridge 1 being good for a gallon or more of 1 excellent soup.
 1 There is camp stove which weighs i fortv-eight pounds but it is large 1 enough to cook for fourteen men By
 a system of folding and nesting this l stove is put into a space one-third as large as moderately sized dry goods box A nine foot tent of bal 1 loon silk was folded into q bag little moro than a foot long and four
 or five inches in diameter. The
 whole thing. bag and all, weighs
 about five pounds.
 There is q fourteen pound stove
 to be used along the line which will
 do the cooking for eight men. The
 rest of the equipment and outfit
 wagon, team and burros will be pro
 cured at Clifton.
 The surveyor generals office was never buster than at present. Every | month it is surveying a tract as l large as the Salt River valley and
 the expense is running at about s4000
 a day.