davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13

~ =, - n"nnian; aaa,ar;n
tea;I,i.
]p
lion, Gov and Mrs p + pan.
~ rs,,rnad IT. f;rst ~ ,be weer
~ Hot Snr;nas ,ybere nv con,
w H.
-, 49,.
mlS' ileniy NM VI M Up Paes
Gu away shoil'y @ete' ooioeN iues
some time
r A 1vh..lor socrot,r os tho
HHse'on' eoie'I NY ~ une
.ol'',n ~. de'uIle' HIuhesras
nL. "e o.'Iu par; So
We re D't' ,..,.''s ''''''
'"' '''t "''"'''
49,, r. hoidalnan OF the santa r.
fF q - ~ company IS fepo.r'c'
er aud poets TO be out IN .
f.". ,ol s''
,,
~. 90
las 10 a.
.,... 49,, a.
is .,o.,o
..en/ 3
'..,,..' ''''' "''e nee" IT,
W. ''' ''e'e
rome staged WIN aikh!t',
d r. n', Zen rep ft'I
.oG pom Inc ,eddlnR man or
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13
Pie Supper at Fairfield

The pie supper held at the enter
prising little city of Fairfield, R1ose-
welt county, a short time ago was
certainly a success, the proceeds
amounting to $206.75. This money
will be used toward purchasing 4
piano for church and school use. The
supper was largely attended and sew
eral ont Of town guests from Porta-
les were present.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13

The American Legion Post OF Santa
Rita will give a Hard Times Dance
and Carnival features at the Or
pheum Theatre in that city tomorrow
night. The committees practically
completed all arrangements a week
ago and this attraction promises to
be one of the most stupendous al
fairs eve staged in that community
for the entertainment of local citi-
zens.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13

A swinging cable underneath
the bough,
A jar of cyanide, a hand
grenade, and thou
Before me in the widerness-Ahl
Wilderness were Paradise enowl
Selected.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13
STATE OF MAINE

Cumberland, IS.
Portland. Maine FEBRUARY IS. 1907.
SECRETARY OF STATE OF THE STATE
OF MAINE.
This Is to certify that at a special meet.
ing of the stockholders of the GALISTEO
COMPANY. duly called therefor and legally
held at the office OF the Company, No. 80
day, the eighteenth day Of February, A. ID.
1907, the capital stock Of said corporation
was decreased from ten million dollars
Gl0,000,00 to one hundred thousand dol.
lars GlO0,0g), and the par value of the
shares Of stock of said corporation was
changed from one hundred dollars $loOl
to one dollar (SlO0) each. To effect said
decrease in the capital stock of said eorpo-
ration, and said change in the par value
of the shares Of stock, the following ac-
On motion duly seconded it was
NOTED:-That the capital stock Of the
corporation be, and the same hereby is,
changed from ten million dollars (s10,O0O,0O0)
On motion duly seconded it was
NOTED:-That the par value OF the
shares Of the capital stock of the corpo-
ration be, and the same hereby is, changed
from one hundred dollars 600 to one dol.
lar (Sl.O0), so that the capital stock of said
corporation, after said change and decrease
afore said, shall consist Of one hundred
thousand O00,0O0 shares Of the par value
of one dollar (slOO) each.
On motion duly seconded II was:-
NOTED:-That the Directors be. and they
hereby are, authorized to take such action
as may be necessary to carry out the pro.
visions OF the foregoing votes.
ON motion duly seconded it was;-
NOTED:-That the Clerk Of the Corpora.
ton, Leroy /. Hight. be, and he hereby
is. authorized and instructed to file with
the Secretary Of State Of the State Of MAIN
a certificate OF the decrease in the capital
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13
Afternoon Pleasantly Spent

Mrs. Brown Of Lake Valley en-
tertained at her home in honor OF
Mrs. {. M, Jones OF Douglas, Ar
zona, who is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. S. +. Mckinney. Dainty
refreshments were served by the
hostess, Pretty c~roeheted wrist
bags were presented by Mrs, Brown
as souvenirs of the occasion. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent by
all present, and Mrs. Brown was
proclaimed to be a splendid hostess
'-Hillsboro Advocate.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13
Dancing Club Organized

Messrs. Croft and Prizes OF the Clovi>
Dance Orchestra, have organized the
Tuesday Evening Dancing Club. This
social event will be held at the Elks
home in that city and will be strictly
an invitation affair.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13
sFTTI Frs IN CANADA

In six months the number of set.
lers entering Canada from the Unit
rd KINGDOM w0s 1897, compared
with TOO during the same period
N 1913.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION
OF NEW MEXICO
Certificate of Comparison
States of America

United States OF America
State Of New Mexico
IT is HEREBY CERTIFIED, that the
annexed is a full. true and complete trans
cript OF the
Amendment to Certificate OF incorporates
of
GALISTEO COMPANY
Decreasing Capital Stock to 100000
and Value OF Shares to 50 cts.
NO. lU60
with the endorsements thereon, as same
appears on file and OF record in the office
OF tine State Corporation Commission.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the
State Corporation Commission OF
the State OF New Mexico has
caused this certificate to be sign
SEAL ed by its Chairman and the seal
OF said Commission, to be affix-
ed at the City of Santa Fe on
this Fourth day of February A.
D. 1920.
HUGH II WILLIAMS.
Chairman.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13
Queer Church in Far North

One OF the queerest CHURCHES eve
known was that constructed by a
missionary found in the Far North.
The missionary found that the Es-
quimaux had no place in which they
could meet for religious service,
whereupon he started TO build a
church of seal skins, no wood or
other suitable material being avail
able. The skins we're sewn together
and stretched over 'girders" of
whalebone, empty provision cans
serving as seats.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13
A Maccabee Surprise Party

mander of the Maccabees, was ten
dercd a delightful surprise party a
few evenings ago at their hall which
was suitably decorated for the event.
When the honored guest arrived she
was greeted by fifty members and
the scene revealed three large beau
tifully laid tables with dainty re-
freshments which proved an enj 1y-
able feature. Miss Garland Harrison
in behalf of the order presented Mrs.
Gather with a Macahec Jewel and a
gorgeous bouquet Of cut flowers.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13
Enjoyable Legion Dance

The ugh A. Carlisle Post Of the
American Legion at Albuquerque gave
an en' yable dance in that city last
evening. Attractive posters decorat-
ed ur h the legion emblem in one
corner and the historic log cabin of
Abr lam Lincoln on the other, adj
ve-i ed the event. The Legion has
a'o arranged for a series Of wrest-
l're matches which viii be given in
the neal future under the direction
Of George Pineau a member If the
Legion and instructor Of boxing at
the Y. NJ. {. A. Part Of the pro-
cram will contain bookings for well
known out of town boxers.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13
DelirhtfuI Dances bY Band

The Portales pand boys, under the
leadership Of Gail Hamilton. have
rented a suitable 70 m. which prov
iies them with a splendid ball room
and last Friday night they gave a
dance. Fifteen couples attended the
delightful event, The band bows have
decided 70 give a darce every FRIDAY
night ard music for the occasion will
he furnished By the Portales orches-
ira.
Each gentlemen will be charged a
small fee, which will be used 10 de
frav the neces sary expenses OF the
band
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13
A Novel Leap Year Dance

The Ladies Auxiliary OF San Mar
cial, gave a novel leap years dance
to the B. X. It's of that place. The
invitations were regular train orders,
~instructiug the invitee to run single
from your home to the home OF the
lady; then double-head extra to hall
Then work extra from Q p. m. until
? a. m, not protecting against extras.
Then d1uble-head to home of lady
when you will return TO home ter
minaI single" All the regular train
data filled out in form, and sigued
with the name OF the committee. The
affair was a Grand cce The hall
was decorated in red. white and green
with a large L. s flag in the ceute-.
a delicious supper was served mid
wav Of the rrn. which stopped lonp
enough TO allow the train folk to
samnle sometime il is said that PIT
Fred Harvey in the shade The credi'
II ARRANGEMENTS Is d"r 10 fhe COM
nittce. coreie'irr Of NJ { T Sam
son. assisted b. Me- 7 w Mead arf
Mrs. IT. NJ. Whitman.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13
Friends Don't Speak Now

According to the Clovis Journal the
Ouija boards, those mystic and med
! dlesome little gossips of the realm 81
fortune telling, have invaded The
western part of that city, and as a
consequence unmentionable affairs
are becoming public property as OuiIa
begins to unravel all she knows. Il
seems that just as soon as Breakfast
is over and husbands leave their happy
homes to look after their business,
wifies have acquired the unresiStsble
habit of assembling in certain homes,
there to ply questions to Ouija until
the cid family clocks are holding their
hands before their faces in shame.
And just for the fun OF it, Mrs.
Soandso asked Ouija one morning
who her husband was out with the
night before. Ouija slowly but UNI
mistakably spelled Mrs. Smith" and
as it happened Mrs. Smith was pres
ent. There were some rather sharp
words, and now Mrs. Soandso and
Mrs. Smith don't speak.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13
Guests Served Army Style

The recent reception given by the
members Of the Hugh X. Gale Post
of the American Legion, of Farm
ington, at the Hunter Hall, was one
of the most pleasing events of the
season. The hall was gaily decorated
with patriotic colors and Old Glory.
The interesting program included
addresses, instrumental and vocal
selections and various games. AT
;he conclusion of this entertainment
the master of ceremonies who was
in charge, announced chow would
be served army style, come aud
get it" and the guests marched up
to a "canteen" the boys had ar
rlnged and were served punch and
cake. After Chow" dancing and cards
were enjoyed by the jolly party.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13
MORRISON,
Clerk.
STATE OF MAINE
Department of State.

STATE OF MAINE
Department Of State.
. !. L.. Ernest Thornton, Deputy Secretary
of State, certify, that the paper to which
this is attached, is a true copy from the
records OF this office.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, /
have caused the Great Seal OF
the State to be h%ereunto affixed.
GIVEN under my hand at Au-
gusta, this ninth day OF Decem-
be in the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and nine.
SEAL teen and in the one hundred and
forty fourth year of the Inde.
pendenee Of the United States of
America.
L. ERNEST THORNTON,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13
Charity Ball Postponed

Charity Ball Postponed
Owing to the influenza outbreak
in Albuquerque the Woman's Club
announced the postponment of the
annual Charity ball, which was to
have been given several days ago.
The social event is scheduled TO take
place on Monday night April 5th.
The action of the Woman's club is
entirely voluntary. While informed
that there was no epidemic in the
city and that they could go ahead
with the ball. the committee decided
that there was a sufficient number of
cases in the city to make the situa-
ton one in which they should use
caution and to postpone the ball.
This action taken by the club ladies
is q thoughtful and commendable
one.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13
East Grand Plains Club

Mrs. L. +. H1nkle, assisted by MISS
Naomi Kemoer. and Mrs. George
Dale, entertained the ladies of the
"Coterie" in a delightful fashion at
the Hinkle home for their regular
meeting and afternoon visit. After
the business session the club enjoy
ed the paper by Mrs. George Dale,
on lamb and sheep feeding, and this
was followed by a round table on
live stock, The first guessing CON
test was won by Miss Leila Smith,
and she received a beautiful framed
picture, the live stock guessing con
test was won by Mrs. T. Z. Whitney,
who received the BOBBY prize, a
Chester-White pig Grated in a match
box. Thirty ladies were present,
among them being several visitors.
The next club meeting was held We'd
nesday afternoon February IL, at the
c. II. Culdice home, and every lady
was requested to bring a Lincoln
penny and a Valentine to the club.
Roswell News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13
COMPARED 10 to EMh.
COUNTY OF SANTA FE

IOUNTF OF SNNTN TIE
7 hereby certify that this instrument was
filed for record on the 9TH day of Febv.
A.. d. 1920. at Q o'clock A. M, and was
duiv recorded in Book ? Of the records 81
corp. or pare go, on this u day Of Eel.
A. ID 1000.
Witness my hand and seal Of office.
ALFREDO LUCERO,
County Clerk. Santa Fe Co. N. NJ.
BY G. B. POP,
Deputy.
r'rst Publication february Is. 1920.
Last Publication FEBRUARY 20, 1870.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13

The Study Glass Of the Woman's
Club met at the Museum Tuesday
afternoon, Miss Elizabeth Hughes
presented a paper on NV Visit to
the Vatican" Mrs. r. II. Ten Evck
used as her theme England and her
Possessions" while Mrs. Iohn loves
subject was a Recent Visit TO the
British Isle" Mrs. Thomas White in
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State


Mrs. J. S. Cooper, Of Roswell, en-
tertained her Sunday school class OF
girls. The Royal Daughters, of the
First Christian church Saturday af-
ternoon at her home with a delight
full party which was preceded by a
short business meeting. Delicious
tea, sandwiches and cake were serv-
ed to ten class members present.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13
Minstrel Show By Soldiers

The Silver City citizens will enjoy
a real treat on the evening of the
l4th of February. A minstrel per-
Torrance will be staged in that city
by members of the 18th Cavalry who
arc stationed on the border, assisted
by the famous 18th Cavalry band,
Chaplain Hartridge and other officers
were in Silver City last week making
arrangements for the show, which
will conclude with a dance, pnsic
f1r which will be furnished by the
regimental band.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13

Mrs. Henry Krick, Of this city pass
ed away shortly after 2 o'clock Tues
day afternoon at ST. Vincent's SAINT
zrium. Mrs. Krick had been i'll for
some time.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13
Capital City Notes
The Santa te Boy S

The Santa Fe Boy Scouts enjoyed
another hike up tne SANTA re canon
to the Scout cabin Saturday. II. b.
Atkinson a member OF the high
school staff, and assistant s%coutmast-
er had charge of the boys.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13

Lieut., Gov. and Mrs. b. +. Pan
key returned the first of the wee,
from Hot Springs, where they spent
a few days vacation.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-13

Mrs. Henry Dendahl who has been
quite i'll with pneumonia is recovering
rapidly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
PROHIBITION ISSUE LOOMS LARGER
As DISTURBING POLITICAL ELEMENT;
1RYs' PLEASED WITH NEBRASKA VOTE

linal figures e the l'lIn'is primary Il
hat week are H. ne confronting &, Srt'.
itrr johnson than to- Lny candilat
ln Cu"k County. including IA, c.y Il
IiiicNg" luhpiurs vote WAS only Pc.
rbu less han l.nwdcis Johnson was
not d-.'li,d q cnndtlut" IN thu psimnr.
i,s tnd his name WIS written IN hv
h.s suproiers II vrs most a-i'un.
d'rg Jesuit aud T. "ni, q" bt accounted
len hy The h irnsity IT lceiinl u nong
u class Of Gcrunhs in ihn Ncty strong
German city aud among the more In.
t'si-, "q,iuntla.s 81 The IRISH
.nutncr fn,tor whrh II a,d tn n'.
c'uhi Ion mhh 81 j. iinsun'- r~,rpt
showing ul strength - ih" mmai-.
and rrpurio, --iinau'il support Of
illiam I, lIcurst l'stft threatens
1" run fur president ~ bn iudrlcndcnt
lie has mad" III" II ,tcnp'ni ovtr his
own asnatur, that D.. viii eco go I the
tao oid par;irs 4" nui n"uinnlr m,r
L. his li,lng iu this statement Nns q
itruns tribute t. senate iuhu.l.
The undcrcurcnt ~ Hoover entl.
mint continues -.unL u tn I; isup
h'1n cunvcntt'p sets 'nir an 'tanrtt
nrxtri. able itnglc ip,vois chances
w"dld upp,ar q.itc bright Ne b. ~.
irrly CiHtastciu. e. the politicians. hut
Tits r"nvcnti'n rr"Eii"s 1" h' on
which may run h"g wi'i."
Although senator Natrn =. Had
ING u likcly tc ,lrry ohio. his au.nr
state. n ~ believed t-rr TINT hv y
about through ~ q. candidate he las
lstn Tagged '-,aciinnirN and the lar
seems ~ stick II It tRs. he c,nt 1t b''
nominated ho,ausc he ,nnLo' H.. 'l,tt.
-. Reaction spI-irF . De- the un
thing thu pc'plr viii not finnd i"r thi,
year.
M IN all seen frrn & diSianc" 81
only two months IN timr. bath Party
conventions appear 'cs~ lei elv events
Tor correct lrophrcy Than any held ~
tbs country for the past ~" dcoi,'i.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25

mud Ia cosi around s30.neo each. The
y " &. \. building will h. completed
within The next ~ DAYS ut around
io0ru.
one story birk uffic. buildlng on
kcarn"y r'rcei = being built 10y Dr.
lculunr thai " mosle In every way
ami viii c'et more Than $4,000. odss
tarsway the Buck dealer for this d..
lrict u mNinng material for th. con
strmtion II snxiis drive In films
nnd s"rvirc station with Hsles rooms
and office for the Ru,ck saies fore
i'his biil,ing Val b. complete IN every
d"tail ~ The did mission style archi-
lecture with the little ronf effect and
VIII 'front.' FRS ar~.t at the corner of
Carhau
Tom Connolly Grain Company an.
nounccH Hans iur u grain elevator 10
Ice buit In Clarendon IN the summer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
RA|LROAD-AUTOMOB|LE
ACCIDENTS INCREASING
ROAD OFFICIALS SAY

~ IA ting prceaution. ON tai pat
of The United States rniil,ad admits
;ration upon reforming the roads bac',
To- their original owners. attention
was called 10 automobiles that rail
read automobile accidents were incrcas'
inT and asked cotI,Tatlvn To- essen
them.
Referring 'bly e. these 80, ,l,'n,s u,'
curing oE railroad crossings, the Ted
'ral officialr sald.
~, thus ADDRESS ,uu a this perth
ncnt and poini,n manner with d.
sire g. have you personally consider
your avn actr.ns. assist others and
do everything puSlblc rnd IN y"ur
power io raucr the awful tell 1T deaths
and injuries securing To- the drivers
and occupants of automobiles on pub
It, CROSSINGS of The railroads 1nd fur
which the railroads ~" n"i r-SpCnslli
aud are not IN q position t. prevent.
4 prominent iallrold official discuss.
ng IN. Increase IN IA, istr ct ranrWvi,
autnmublle ac. id.nts that he character.
izcs as almost alarming. said:
4 know that engineers Try e. ivoid
item f"r. apart f"nn the danger "i
d,railm.ni aud pu~s.bl- less of thclf
uNn lives. tlts d. not want IT, ihiurs
anyone II ihcS can avoid u
Differs IT auton.,l il,s probably do
not realize tha trim RAINING iiIty
miles an houi requires less ih,n =
iulrth II minute t. run onc fii;h -.
q mile Then t"n Il.- driver may haze
his mind ur,uplcl With thu uiH raii ~
q hi- maritime ~ may be ,unN,rsin. <
~ carving ~ q un'VTsttlon with
'auir other &C., uunt 81; the ,ar AMI
with hir mind ~ - distracted pr'c-cds
a. cross III. track W,ths VI makirr any
,fimt I, dct,rimr, win ihvr h. riay -
.. safely Tn.r, arr lew At any ctoSf-
ngs where 'i,c driver hss not adj
uuat. range IT ,is.uns lea; nearly one
ihnd ~ the tutsl o., .d.uts occasionc I
o., automobiles aiming mt" trainf ~ I
running into nd hrfaiing Gown ,ru~-
.ne gates q wot 10 appcar that disability
- ~ me- mrsus O. paiaih"unt fe'tor.
"Mrh trains running al Vpfs.ns
.u.,Is On bath difr' iiHns throughout
me hy 1hf uight. ~" diver s..ouia
attempt g. ,i"ss TIE tr.ol q a iai,tuld
10 uadr wiihou. iirst making sure
hat Il may o.. tuur saoly. shopping
.lsi,nirr and lu.hing boz huth di'r.ii.ais.
when ne, ear, Tho msnsr,m,tt ard
ultHoyrs are dullg and wlil continue
e. y" their utTost q" prevent ac'i.
druis hut in this Inspect S'ivr..~ IN
an Appreciate, t'rtr u ,ondiiiuu1i "a
EARNEST punli, ,uuivfst."r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
TEXAS AMONG FIVE LEADING States
IN PRODUCTION Of 7MA|NCR0PS
OF NATION REPORT ISSUED SHOWS

have pr"duccd is7ls.oo6 birhrls. Cni.
fmii, 7s,I .0oonnd Texas CO.'S. O0l
bushels
Texas ma IN III, arodu, iion III
sweet q, tnto,f IN iai; and nui IN lad.
I'd Among the live ,cadhig states ~
1919 Jumped L. third place IN 1919.
with q proirclion Of 10 go o1u push.
rls while Alabama w.t lll1l. 0oB
bushels ana c'iurEr. WIKI ll.fg, .0UD
bushels. oiouc exceeded IT,
Leading in cotton ~ uduction nah,
along. T,Nas 'Iid ne. p,pducc m 1919
is large percent .c ut IN" rrtir"
crup ui the o"tntlN ~ m igl5 bu,
tsvltad q larger pr.t,niuEc thin Ia
1915 T. yic,d In trl- 1T a.lg5. 0aO hni, =
WAS si5 - ott m the entire ruu
IN i|lN II Yielded ..Ggi Gsn bales or
90 p,f cent oi the iutii Aud IN iitq
The yiold 81 T,Nas WIS 10000 .alrs
~: - per cent uf the twai. Georgia
remained srr,nG ard south Carolina
ihiid. but Oklahoma pasrrd Arainsas
Wud MiYtssipiH and n'hi',,yl frurtl
iHtrt huiuLr tho cotton predicting
''airs with o. t,lai prediction ct aSi.
COO lpi,S
TeNus was ic,ond IN she produ, iion
90 peanuts IN 1917 drupp,d .o ma
place iu iai' hut got back into second
pace Boz 1919, with 1n oiirui ol c.sao d.
upn husncls iiahln't with ..s4uu1
ish.l~ stuuo ina; sad Nirgpia. vita
~? CUu bushels. was a chose ,"ul,cii.
ter of IcNl8 TN seDr 80 place
IN 1877 TN,s WIS not tpc II tn
h,tdiug states In the production 81
Breaches In ,HiS II reached foIrtn
place ana NJ 1879 tbs Iteiti"n WIS
maintained. tho,th with an n,rcas,i
production. California Win 50 Ter
cent II the 'niiic crop Gcorgil with
~ ser cert aud Arkansas with -
pri cent cArc,drd Tosas iNtb iis -
icr cent ~ the total crop. III, i.usl
80 pr,IIc,d were s5to 40 in 1878 ami
. 3a3 oh In 1875