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fill our conritxiu Di flll
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Miss Florence May Smith. daughter
of Mrs. Sarah L. Smith, of Summer
‘ _ street will be married to Harry J.
\ ('iarlit- .oi Neil limen. The ceremony
p mcomes will be performed by Rev. E. ii‘. Mc-
, ‘ ’ ecember- Gregor. in the parsonag.A of the Nor—
tialk Congregational Church.
'i‘ltonias Hyatt. who in now attend-
ing iloly ("‘osp (‘ollege. in enjoying
the Thanksgiving recess all the home
of his parents iit lill‘ West Rocks
Road.
Miss: Lillian RUUdli"l' is enjoying a
lcw days' vacation from her duties in
the office of Keogh 8: (‘iindefii and she
is spending it visiting lriends in New
York City.
UY 21 tm of coal that
December
himself.
will make
‘ ashamed of
'i—‘iii up that coal bin with the
best fuel sold.
(‘letus Magnvl‘. formerly uptown re-
porter for lilt‘ Sentinel, now attending
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“Wail-bum
mun-tray
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d“ n ‘ . When ‘llen-illu’" phyed Ill "rut en
"I“, '0“ L.“ « ”IC- upturn in Scw York. it u. up
. puM‘d that a record of tit'cndmce had
“I“ w“ I“ ”ft-l [8“! been established, but the patronue
latte. Now
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thin season at the Manlmtan Opera
House is far eclipsing that of seven-
teen years ago.
it is true that the play has been im-
\\ ASHINGTOX. _\ui. 2.5 .iuieli
‘caii itiilliortaircs are increasing in
number tinder present conditions, in proved in some ways, but beyond that,
'Lf.i‘.‘“.‘i it" 13“.“? 1...]: liniiii‘fg‘iln'il ”‘° "W “W“ ’W ”W“ W“ "‘ m”
_ot internal itct'eitue islsutd yesterday. people at {\cvt “HR and \ltintty as
The title oi‘ increhsr among inulti- DH” has 8 Ma)‘ before. People go
liiiilltoiinircs is nearly loo per cent. and to see it time and time again. and al-
'.tiuoug lcsscr lllliiiU‘lail’tiS almost as. ways discover something new, 501110
igrtat. interesting thing that was overlooked
'llie rt-ports hilt)“ tltitt tor tlic t'illt‘ll~ ‘ .- h -a _ i’ the
.dar year 1915., 31* persons paid taxr'n 0" ”"10” _ N use U 4 ’
ion net lll(")lll(‘:‘ of more lililil $500,000 W981”! 0f 11‘3““) 0“”9‘1 it ‘5 a
i: y~~ar. In 19“. lattes were collect“ play that grows on one, and while
iiiit’oiily ill incomes of that size. one can attend one perfm-nmnce and
‘ incomes 01.1““? than SIMM’WO a come away fully satisfied. one can al~
year lor till.) were ‘i‘cported by 1‘10 ' . ‘ ’ .
persons. (if these. 74 \le'e‘ in New 50 attend number the nvat day .tntl
York. 10 in Pennsylvania. 7 in New return home ttlmost with the idea that
Jersey. ti in Ohio llild 4 each in 111- one has witnessed a new production
iiiois, t'otinectlcut “in! Delaware. Mos.“ New York has never 59;.“ anything
of the states itott-t tire locations of , . . A ‘. , ,
the most extensive production of Wu; like I" and heme lht "Humming. ”I
cvcry perforiiiuitce.
lllullliiUllS. . .
in 1915 were reported l'.".’ int-unit‘s: “llenllur” “'1” remain at the Matt-
\‘islt‘i,
. be directed ‘0 stop the I’itt‘:field ex-
Utiliti- W Outline. to Or-
der (W W hr Pu- '
pit.
The public utility is commission do.
i-ided yesterday that ii railroad tidied-i
tilt is more important than the edit!
cation of a high school pupil when it
declined to act on the appeal of Rev.
I'l'J. lltmlord, pastor of tho Brook-i
livld't‘cntei' (‘onyregutional (‘illll'til,“l
who asked that the New York, Newi
Haven & Hartford Railroad Company‘
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press at the Ilroolifit-ld station, 10‘
take on eight \t'hblliboyS \‘tilO ailvlzd‘
the New Milford High School, i
For several years pupils of the New.
Milford iiigii School from llrookficidl
(‘enter have had to take it train all
lli‘ookficlti Junction, two miles nutty;
and they say that iht')’ have been lute
for school many titties-"and have suffer-1
id considerable inconvenience inci-'
dental to an earlier departure front
home during: the school term. '|
Recently Mr, Hartford tool; up thel
t-tidgels for the pupils and decidedl
to ask the utilities commission to di-.
root the "New llitvsii" loud to stop'
the Pittsfichl express at the Brook.
field station on every school day. i
The commission
heard the appeiili
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Whom 8:30 to 6; Suturdlys 8:30 A. Mi loOhfl
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days {‘5
ll)‘:i:tui.:li' 3300,0120”mildl ‘ IsomlJlUUII Wiii liuttan Opera lions-f for a lulillod l‘ll .ysterday, and considered the matter.
‘ H) " “ml” 1" eaSt “° gaucruent only. l‘lie lll‘dflill-‘t‘lltt’nll
noted in the number of int-titties l‘iill:- <frum every staudlmillt 'dild YOUNG limit
lloly (‘ross College, arrived home insulin: “'0!“ $15,0tio to Hominid a year.
till orders for seats for any of the ‘ the schedule of an express train 15 of .
night for the Thanksgiving holidays.
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The six states iii \\hi('il the larxcst perforiiiilitces. if “(‘“mll‘anwd by
more importance than the com-eti-
individual income tax \l'ilti collected thick or money order payable to Inelience of eiuhl youngsters. it was felt
. . n . , are Now York, $30.23 5.5.1: l’enitsyl»
M” 'bwphen hair?“ and daugmr'lmnia, $6313.19]: iiiizmis, $5,166,6R‘J;
Margaret, are “mung Mr. and Mrs‘lilassaciiusetts. $1.l:i3,b2b; .\‘i-w 'Jer»
C. Lenhardt. of New York. dummy); . 2.923300. and Ohio 32.410501.
Thanksgiving and the week-end. Two new counterfeit $10 bunk
iiotcs have recently appeared which
lire so well executed its to escape tie—
tltit'ilml sure by careful inspection.
The local postal authorities haw iii-
sued warnings to the business men
W be on their guard against the input-
ious bills.
lloth tire on the
Harris 8t ~Galis
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Reginald Smith and Hoyt Church,
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{students at Renncsnlaer Polytechnic
3institute arrived in Norwnlk lost ev-
tciiing for the holidays.
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Mi”? Ruth (religion, of how York'ibiinli of New York. series of 1914. one
and Ethel Gel‘ston 0t Norwalk a”bearing the check letter “C" anti the
"Don't for at {h . . . i. - _| .. ..
E e poultry show in guests at Andrew \\ oeds in Spring Olhtr l) . The plate number 01
”“910 Halli Thanksgiving. NOV. 30, diile. “ii" iii 32 and of "c." 47. Both have
Dec. 1 and 2. the signatures of W. C. McAdoo, sec.
‘ietary of the treasury, and John
Btlrkc. erittiurer of the United States
also the , portrtiit of'l’rcuideut .lttclc
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lrving R. Lathitm, of New York
Things were very quiet at police city, is a Thanksgiving visitor at the
headquarters last eveihng and no to. residence of Dr. and Mrs. S. ll, ilunt-
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, _ , son. There the similarity (’lldR.
ports of any arrests were given out. 3 ington. - Clevor Imitation.
‘ The “D" note is printed from lilt':
~v'l‘wiligiit dance, Elks' Home, Arthur F. Huntington, of New York ”hm" ““‘cmmcfll PM" 0“ “"0
..< , pieces of paper. red and blue ink be-
l"”y' 1“ spending "‘6 holiday “Rh h”dug used to imitate the silk fibre Ol
‘ . Ilium. 5 to 1:: p. m. Tickets 50c.
.parents. Dr. and Mrs. 8- IL "“mmK‘nhe genuiitc. The portrait in union
Federal lieservc ‘
Manhattan 9pm“ Hum-0' in ”w “mm-fibril an order directing a change in
of ”W” 3"??th- .. itiie schedule of the Pittsfield expl‘t'Sn‘l
The fl'rioi-iitaitcps of lion-lint be tfor the ”Wm would establish "‘0!
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gin promptly 8‘ if“ "dock Hi 11":jlllll9h of a precedent and might l’P-i
“.iitlntistiay and eaturlay maniac: suit m the inconvenience of mm”
and 8 oclot'k iii the ct eitinL-‘i- " passengers. ‘
SILVER FOR CHINA
is no overltiro by the orchcstra, uiidl
t is necessary for patrons to be sent.
o’clock J
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pd at two o'clock and at Mill" , ______ l
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to bee tltt Hithl iulpl‘chsiu sum 0 . MANILA. Nov. 2,, T1“, govern
the RH)!” “Liz"- .1. .. 1% n Iiiient has sold 7.500.000 silver pesos
The MW 30"“ 3"“: “:“i~ x iLhtfifl‘om the utter r =rtlt’icute ftlllti to the‘
"U!" ""urm‘ to ' cw or as n ' international llaitk for shipment to
vald met with it rcccption that wouldh. , ‘ . .. ‘ .
I ‘ 1d the heart of any “wankuhs‘ltanghnl, “ilt’r‘t’ lllty will bi iiitltod
tzat en ’11 M l ‘ 0 in'mm bullion. lllf‘ upproxuuutc profit
,mnnttger. ‘10 3“” “m V” 'to the government will be 1.000,000
illoué in the present home of ”V“ The certificate fuiiJ billl has
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spectacular production of General 1103“":‘8'000'000 ”MW. of which 4.000.000
thtlluN‘. and great though ”‘9 ”an“ ' can be sold at the convenience or the
capacity 0' ”ll" “0“” ‘9' it was in'igovernment. Mi act of ('ongrcss coni-
iriufllcieitt by M’U‘" “'0 ‘l‘ous‘nd ‘ofpels the reservation of the remaining
laccomntodatc ‘1‘” latest premiere. 501 14,000,000, but the act can be annulled
ilurge W314 "1'9 "Mid outsldo of “willy the Philippine Congress. The price
The flare is
closed 111 day
Tlnnlugiving
It’s to be t
day oflreot
Day.
and enjoyment
for us all-—
and then how
eagerly we'll
offer out serv' ice
iJinny Christmas
The plans for the Twilight iiance' ion.
to be given by the Etta this after- '
noonbnva been completed and the
outlook for a tremendous
bright. The Grace hrothers' orclies- rioit iit l-‘orditaiit, N. Y.
in will furnish the music. ‘ ' ‘ '
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Attorney Nehemiah t‘nitdcc
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~ isr‘At the Palace, Thanksgiving spec-l
'lal double holiday bill, Charles (”tan-i tors.
tin in "Behind the Screen" Litiinn‘;
M’alker in “The Blue Envelope Mys':
nary." and five big acts of vaudevilleJ
spen
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THANKSGIVING CHURCH SEiR-
VICES.
Major William G. Ci‘oekett is spend-
success is ing the weekend at the home of his lathe work is fair M is the number-
t ber of the note. at hand ill 134470352A.
yesterday" in Westport on legal nint-
:rlghrt. 331.91.133.15 “enffjc'iiflzicfetl‘i: 1.3:? Manhattan Opera House aid 80:6ng paid for the pesos which have bt‘rl‘l!
‘uine particularly in the hair I“the”y (“d they besiege the ox-zi a 1., “Old '9‘“ 773 “NM“-
eyen are hardly distinguishable. The purchase ”Ckfl"."’r the 09"“ "g V? t
‘formnncc, that it became necessary!
sfor the management to call out iltcl
{police reserved."
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tits heavy its on the genuine. The. num-
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Stratl‘ord. The late Silica Judi-ton wall
I“ ‘ nt isl‘
tum 0n u“, whole, “Gwen.“ the notegh" attorney. )lr. Hamilton co \l‘
is clever, but should be readily dined the still and filed it crush lull, It so
:lcctcd by “ careful handler 01' monuy. alleging cruelty. The actions were
t'l‘hc note was discovered by i-‘_ 'l.idi5(‘0lllinll\’d m “M'- 19”,
the
The back' is printed on dark green}
titiiy shades darker than the genti-i
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mum “0 Honing M" and 9' r '0? the Ag'muli Observance? im” Resp?“ 3?"; ‘g‘ NP"; 3'0"“ i llAl 'ritiont: Nov. 29. itntn-rt .\ W‘
' —-—-— v First Church oicmm, Scientist. . ' ° "W ° . ! ' ’ ' . .: .' . '
r . ”MCEDPHY'B (trChéslm. Saturday! There will be. it ”My“... in tidal Thu "C" note. is better exccutctlt };““’{,"hv"h'xggrgnr (1)243; * afraid“ maus-Mm
5“ ”mm _ Armory. (‘ottcert and dance. iclturch “I 10:45 o’clock this morning iliiuit its mute. It is printed front .. ‘ 0' ‘ ‘ new mm.
”Subject. "Thanksgiving."
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; »— Leuisc Huff and Jack Pickford ini
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Eutleenue M. E. Church.
Roy. S.
1‘. li‘ulrlianlia, pastor’s'l‘iils
{photo mechanical pinion oit 0‘13
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Hm)“ or paper. red dud mm "h” 1" l:tt-cidciit lust Mondly. l'l’imalli) \vitit.
lillfl' used -is in the other The priitt-'
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lug on the face of the note is three-Etilif‘vjfltmrllra‘ 12:;3 filigfelhdmjit;
‘l‘lub itnd former major lemme player. ‘_w_,.Wm
died here todity. no, the result or tin ii“
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Louise Huff and Jack Pickford in
shopper-l
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THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS éOMPANYJ '
5.2;. or: in W '- ' roman 1m”.-.
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Upon the conclusion of the regular 1 morning front 7 ‘0 8 o'clock there will
business meeting of Cockenoe Trlbc.‘i be a Thanksgiving service in the. East , .. d t I n t l-k. u .
no. 32. i. 0. R. M. which will be herd, avenue M. E. church and the Advent :fiufafifi ,2" him; in 212...“? if}:
nontorrow evening, the regular weekly: Christian church people will join with ' I ’
, . . .- ‘ Ull‘ whole. excellent. The seal is
dance will be held tit Red Men's Hall, Eliféfiléflwf 8:21:91, ilev. (i’eorge M; goiid color although it trifle litrger
‘ ' “‘0'“ Phil; “N'tthnn the genuine. 'l‘lic littitc work
in. Main street.) 1‘1"? Victor Orchestral vice has been hold for several years
on" furnish mittsic, and refreshments, and has proved a means of bio
will be served. ,nll who could attend.
. . lit the afternoon. at 3 o'clock,
. . ' _v Junior League, will ltold
, ~ At the Palace, Thankfigl‘mg-SD“ grin-cling and social in
llttl double holiday bill, Charles Chap; fichmi roout.
kin in “Behind the Screen” Lillian?
Walker in “The Blue EnVelope Mys-i
55‘" to tires. liotvct'cr. being it
.aiid badly spilt-ed. The
little him:-
number of
a 1’1:5111€55.;'l‘liu hack of the note is fairly well
”1“ blilltlflygexectiteti. bttl is scvcritl shades dark-
!cr iilllll lilt‘ genuine. The lathe \vorli.
_ . ,ltott‘ercr, is better than on the face.
‘ Trinity Pariah _ This note should also be detected by
Rev. 1. rcderlckA. (‘oicniitih i-t-ctorw’a very cztt'vl‘tii handler tii‘ “10:101. ‘3.
Edward .1. Sims. organist rind .
'dll'ECiOI‘r-Si. Andrew and Thanksgiv-gclinnics unit Metals xtttiotinl bank of
ing Day services~8 a. iti.-—Celebration New York discovered thin
of the Holy Communion; annual cor- note.
pomte communion of the Brotherhood
of St. Andrew. 10 a. air—Thanksgiving HARTFORD
_ , il)a service: Mornln ' ‘
1 Bl er arda y g prayer and (“L
the only way the H3" em V 3 dress. The offering will be for parishi
oi the New. York, New Haven andmcltcf work. ; - _.
”Hartford Railroad can be operated, in . the Girls' Frieiztdi; gbcrnefiillliceting of
the opinion 6: Charles R. Mottsettfl -'-——
stiperiiitcndent of the New Londoni Christ Church,"Gregory Boulevard,
- Division of the road, who testified; Rev m. fi‘?‘ ”MW“-
late today before the arbitration .RectoPHJfYegg’mfiugfi‘efii’g 9D- D"'Jame‘d n itamiiton, a lawyer, was
hoard “i‘mg ‘0 nettle. the controversy , a. m' jfound in his office, No. 847 Main
between the Switchmen‘a Union and WHITE SLAVE DEALER GETS street, today,.witb a. bullet hole in the
thirteen railroads. He said the eight. NINETEE-N YE ARS temple. He had shot himself some
' hour plan had been in force in thati ‘NEW YORK, Nov. 29.43“” PM] time during the night. ,The janitor of
. M for many years. itch, fifty-four. a peddler’ Convicted a the building made the discovery. The
, Week ago on a charge of selling young body of Mr. Hamilton was in a chair,
Women'into “white slavery," was sen~.the revolver clasped in his fingers.
fiery," and five big acts or vaudeville.
Matinee 2:15 evening 6:45 andy9.
EIGHT HOUR SHIFTs THE 3281'.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29.—An elght'
hour day with three shifts of men is
HIMSELF
Body of James E. Hamilton Found in
Office With Bullet Wound in
Temple
HARTFORD, Nov. 29.—The body of
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* chow, Music Hall, Nov. 30, Dec. 1 and
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'the interest rate, no invest-
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' "stuns today, to not lessthan nine and o’clock last night. He had evidently
»' In half no! more than ’nlneteen and a uEEd 5 mirror to guide his aim, “3 ("‘9
half years in “tateis prison and to pity. was found in his lap. it was appar-
a fine of $1,000, “ ,_ ' ' cut that two shots had been lirci to
, try {lite weapon before the fatal bul-
. . _ {KHARVE‘STER COMPANY INGBEAs.'let Wits fired, as there were manysbul-
.fieqifilm bag-nailed 3:81;]; i, as WAGES let holes in partitions and three ex-
? “it “:01 ”It? sstn‘ed . CHICAGO. Nov. 29,—Tho Interna- ploded cartridges were found in the
paling?“ dainty 2! this. “0331 Harvester Company today an-‘ weapon. .. .‘ ‘
lb‘ k. ms“ - ahead of. nounged that on Dpc. 1, the wage rate g'Noi'io of Mr. Hamilton‘s lriqndh
an pk“. e” for minimum inbor- ln its Chicago‘oould give an adequate reason to:- the
“"7. 0M consideration tad plants would be intimated" ‘ in part
Lia fitir its is the numbering, the fire
”W’the specimen at hand it: Bltlliziofl .\..
choir P. Martins. iiionwi' tcllu' of the Mo. -
spurious I
LAWYER SHOOTS
tenced in the court of General See- The man was last seen about 7:30'
suldldfl. . He was udinitled. to the bar
In maintain W “Wag; cent. and um it is making inept-ea Jun. iii; 1900. and had since ind m
,Plrtment ‘ mdv ”’05 M in piccowotk Ind other lines through- good pructlce. Considerable money
Md Mwflhm “Mitt“ out that works. uthom not on I. find no found in his pockets. .
WV“ 0 ppm- , but» vitamin moduli Ulihogowulnm,butho
mm «(the . in mm“ Iw.,roml'pton When-untitl-
. 2 ' l um‘hfinotlcodm
i-Jlmhuhnuudlgldwwgrgfl. ’
-. mn- vg- in. it. not.
eights of an inch longer than on tho _
genuine. The portrait ultilc it does employed as a machinist timing the. . .
oil-season. ~ day, Thanksgivmg Day.
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Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne in “The
vice." at The Regent, Monday.
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“Seventeen," at The Regent. to-:._.
' ed for good meantime,
. which fit half on large as the
A.
’92.
(”has
flexibility.
The lines are graceful
that of the car.
mohair top, is
$985 DELIVE RED
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lDAHO‘A BIG STATE.
To those of us who. remember
Idaho in our school geographies as
a small pink block, shaped like an
easy chair fitcing east it; may be of
interest that this state. which in
1890 added the forlyvtlflh star to the
constellation of the flag, is nearly as
large as Pennsylvania and Ohio com.
bined and larger than the stir New
England states with Maryland includ-
It is divided
into 33 counties, the smalle t of
to of
Rhode blond Ind thefirgest gt‘utcr
than the combined are. it “macho-
utts and Deluimi' ' ’ " . ,
Idaho cones prom.“ 83.880
mun miles. divided “happily be
twin the lost “all won and
The price of the winte 1' car complete, including regular
«disarm. ~
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Like the car itself, these winter bodies are strong but
light: and the motor therefor retains all its liveliness and i‘
and the finish is in keeping with
12,078 feet, at the sunimii'ol Hyiid-
man peak. it is drained ittaiiiiy ‘0
the Columbia through Snake River
and its tributaries and has an i-il-
nnnl rainfall. of about ‘17 inches, tlio'
range in a single year‘at different
places being from 6 to 38 inches. The
industries of the state. or! chiefly
,ngriculture, stock‘raining, and min-
ing. Hay. tvlieat, oats, and potatoes
are the principal crops. A large Rl‘til
is cultivated bylrrigation. The min-
eral production includes gold. silvir.
copper, lead and zinc; The output of
lead in 1913 was volued‘at “3,086;
366, that of nil—er ht “cam. Tito
populationpf ldclio in mo was 32.3,. ’
034,—0verland Guidebook. U. ll. (:60-
logical Survey.
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