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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-13
NATIONAL GUARDNOTE.s


Captain GfccneVald Of The sisnaF cornS
feels quite elated over abe manner in
which his signaimen did their work last
siencaE- lhtee stations were posted, one
20 INFORM the baud when 70 strike b
america. anotner 70 signal the battery
to commence firing and a third sta5ionad
with the battery To receive meEsa Fes- Al
that point The corps did their WORK with
such precision that the first note Of ire.
national air and the first gun sounded al
exactly the. same moment. Had the sig
nalmen made the slightest error the inau-
gural ceremonies would have been thrown
all out of time
The signal corps elected a corps council
last Thursday evening. The new council
consists of Captain Greene wa Ia Tleureu-
ant Smith and Sergeants Rydvau and
Mariger
The signal corps has three applications
to Nil the vacancies caused by the weed
ing out process that this OrganiZa tioIt
has Just gone through The applicants
are William Smith. +. Erdmau and Victor
ChristopherSen. All three are very de
ances, and from the same cause. the
corps may soon need two more men
Sergeant Afford Mitchell of the signal
corps has asked for two months FUR
Tough, as he expects to soon leave for
the southern part of the state on bust
ness.
The Signalite club held a meeting after
dr1l last THURSDAY evening. After the
usual routine of business an election Of
officers was held, nearly all of the for
mer officers being reelected.
The signal corps has written for prices
of full dress uniforms. The corps will
probably be seen in these next summer.
A checker tournament is on at the Sig
Matte rooms. large number of the
clubmen are participating and. so far,
Sergeant Beware Hanson is in the
lead.
The signal corps intends to give another
of their enjoyable sOcials in the near fu-
turc-
The battery is deserving Of praise for
the maFsaer in which IL acquitted itself
during the inaugural ceremonies Dur
ing the worst part of the storm the bat
terymen were tatiOned on the corner in
the sleet and slush, soaked through.
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. Jan. 12.-Cattle-Receipts 200
nOminally steady; good to prime steers
5.3Qd6.00; poor to medium, 360d5.20; stock
ers and feEers, steady to firm. 225G4. 40
COWS. ?. 65G4I5; heifers. Z.7504 20; Gamers
2. 00dZ. 60: bulls, 27504-25; calves, 4.O006.35i
Texas fed steers. A10N4.S5; Texas grass
3.55d400; Texas bulls, Z.50d3.50-
Hogs-Receipts today, 2I,000; Monday
f.OC3 estimated; left over. 1900, average II
mixed and butchers. 5O5d5. So; good to
choice heavy. 51jH5-35- rough, heavy so
a5.10; light, 5.05H5.3ei bulk of sales, 300
j.25.
Sheep-Receipts. 200; sheep, firm;
lambs, weak; good to choice wethers, 3.S5
Q4S0; fair to choice mixed, 3.50G3-S5i
western sheep. 3.S5N41j; Texas sheep. 20
lamhs 5n1l5 80.
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Stocks in London.

New York. Jan. 12.-COmmerciaI Adver-
Users London financial cablegram.
The markets here were quiet and cheer
ful TODAY. Most of the activity was in
Americans. which were bought steadily
here. particularly Ontario & Western and
Denver x Rio Cfrande.
Berlin bought Northern Pacific freely
also and there were numerous general
3 wing orders on New York account It
is said here that Union Pacific Will in
crease its dividend in April
The bank received $4,000 gold from
Australia.
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Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City. Mo, Jan. 12.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 50; unchanged; native beef steers,
A75H5.30. StOCkers and feeders. 350d %,
cows ana heifeFs, 3-OJdA5o; Gamers. 2256
zee; calves, 450d6.Z5; bulls and stays, 80
G45o
Hog-Receipts. 5000: sale cents lower;
bulk OF sales 5.1505.20; heavy and pack
epS. 5.I0H530. mixed. 510N5-Z5; light. $3.50
5-25; workers, 5.20a5.25i pigs, 4.5G95.oe
No sheen
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Omaha Livestock.

Omaha. Neb Jan 12-Cattle-Receipts
2J0, market steady; native beef steers, 400
FJJ.4e; western steers, 3.75H440, Texas
steers. 3.65d4.15, cows and heifers. 51Od
40. Gamers. I.75Gf2.75; StOckerS and feed
ers, 3C0t4.50; calves, 4.o076.25; bulls. stays
etc. 25004v0-
Hog-Receipts $500; . cents lower
heavy. 517lz65221h; mixed, s-1lzd5-Z)
light 5-15d5 Pig; pigs 4.oGd450; bulk OF
sales. 51505.z0.
Sheep-ReCeipts. none steady. fed NUT
tons 403g4.50- westerns. 3-SJ04.30. com
mon and stock sheep, 3.6Ja3.90; lambs, 40
lT5f0
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London Wool Market.

London, Jan. 12.-The wool market dur
ing the week was steady Pending the
opening Of the auction sales on Jan. Is.
il is expected that the last private rates
will prevail a the sales and an advance Of
per cent is looked for i'm merinOs. The
offerings next week W" amount to 5000
bales Feb. Is IS the announced for
closing the first series he arrivals of
wool for the second series f sales amount
to 9142 bales. These SALE will open on
March -
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Metal Market.

New York, Jan. 12--With no advices
from London to work from. the local met
al market was d quiet one generally
Changes throughout the list were con-
suicuOus by their absence
Tin ruled Quiet at 2625.
Lead. iSliz.
Copper, dun and nOmiually quoted a Il
fer lake and 1865 for casting.
Spelter also was dull at 10.
ZIG iron warrants. 9-5OG1O-50; northern
foundry, l5016; southern foundry. 1850
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Loans. Exchange and Silver.

New York. Jan. y, Close.-AIoney on
call. nominal; prime mercantile paper, "a
D per cent
sterling exchange. nominal but stvong,
with actual business in bankers bills at
ESiG4S4ls tor demand and at 1891 "a 4.S33s
for sixty days; posted rates, As and ASS;
commercial bills AS2i20fS3.
Silver certificates, 645zd65%4.
Bar silver, 63lo-
Mexican dollars. 4934
State bonds. inactive. railroad bonds
steady. government bonds. steady: re-
funding - registered. 1851: refUnding =
coupon 115si- IS registered, 1922, IS cou-
ron. 11U- rev is registered, 1872; new IS
coupon 1919; old As registered, ia; Old
IS coupon IA; IS registered, Il2; IS 'cOu-
non. 10
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At Bed Time

I take a pleasant herb drink. the next
morning I feel bright and my complex
ion is better. My doctor says il acts
gently on the stomach, liver and kid
neys, and is a pleasant laxative 1t Is
made from herbs. and is prepared as
easily as tea. It Is called Lanes Medi-
cine Lanes family medicine moves
the bowels each day. Price. &c. and
soc. For sale by GOdbe-Pitts Drug
company, Salt Lake City, Utah
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allow e cough to run until &c gets be
yo7d the reach of medicine They often
say. oh it will wear away" but in
most cases il wears them away. Could
they be induced to try the successful
medicine called Kemp's Balsam. which
is sold on a positive guarantee to cure,
they would Immediately see the excel
lent effect after taking the first dose.
Price. 25C and 5oc. Trial size free. For
sale by GOdbe-Pitts Drug company,
salt Lake City, Utah.
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GRAIN AMI Provisions.
Wheat Closes Firm, Other Markets
DEPRESSED.

Chicago. Jan 12-Wheat experienced "A
quiet DAY MAY opened = Co. 3 cent higher
at tIi-ffIIrt- because Liverpool failed 90
entirely reflect the decline here vester-
day Large receipts and expectations of
a visible increase ana big worlds ship
meUts pressed the market down 20 ia
IS during the first hour. 4 rally fol-
lowed the report that nearly all the.Mfu-
neapolis flour mills would reopen Monday.
May jumped sharply 10 177s and closed
firm at THAT price. D cent over yester-
day. Local receipts were 81 cars. one of
contract grade. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported a3l cars, against 80 last week
and 35f year ago.
Corn vas uull and narrow. The open
ing was lower ON the receipts 40 cars.
and favorable weather. The market dip
ped with wheat but recovered with that
market and closed steady NAY closed =
lower az 81
oats were narrow. There was an excel
lrut cash demand Nay closed a shade
lower az -4fsu-l
Provisions we're dull The opening was
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Denver Livestock.

Denver. colo. Jan. I2-Cattle-Receipts
go; market steady to strong; beef steers,
3.5005.3o; cows, S.00T425; feeders, freight
paid to river 3Ged4.4 20: stockers. freight
paid to river, 3-25a4.20i bulls, stays, etc,
2.G0d32 %.
HOg-Receipts. 400; market steady;
light packers, 5.200525; mixed, 5.z0G525;
heavy, 52td5.25.
Sheep-Receipts, none.
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Pacifie Coast Grin Markets.

San Francisco, Jan. 12.-Wheat-May,
1872 bid; cash. 100.
Barley-NO sales: cash. 70
Portland. Ore, Jan. 12--Wheat-Steady
at SO cents for Walla Walla, 5S059 for
blueStem.
Tacoma, Wash, Jan. 12.-Wheat, 2 cent
lower on certain grades; bluestem, 59lz;
club %
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Was Surprised

at our low prices on standard planes
and organs. Come and see for your
self and save % per cent discount on
any instrument now in our stock. Cash
or time payments.
TEMPLE OF MUSIC
EOS South State street
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The Homeless. Man in Salt Lake Cit,

as well as the hsndsomest and 9th
els are invited to call on any druggist
and get free a trial bottle of Kemp
Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, a
remedy that is guaranteed to cure and
relieve all Chronic and Acute Coughs.
Asthma. Bronchitis and Consumption.
Price, 25c. and soc. For sale by GOdbe-
Pitts Drug company, Salt Lake City.
Utah
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weeks Importg and Exports.

NcW ork. Jan. l2.-EXpoTts OF gold and
silver from this port TO all couu tries tor
tae week aggregated Slo3,S95 silver sill
Yer bars and coin and $3.50 gold.
Tile imports of specie this week were
Sta1- gold and SOS t5s silver. The i'm
ports of dry goods and merchandise to
the port Of New York for this week were
L.L... 81 Il. SO
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But VIII Itp

washington Post.)
Next year the administration will have
a nno opportunity 10 reciprOcate and
stand By Mr.. Foraker.
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Wise Postponemsnt.

anaconda CMontD StandardD
In postponing her Thanksgiving services
in honor of the return Of Lord Roberts
until the real close OF the war. England
is wisely following the first-Catch-your-
hare principle.
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BALLARD,S


The properties of BALLARDS
SNOW LINIdENT possess a range of
usefulness greater than any other rem
edy. A day seldom passes in every
household especially where there are
children, that it is not needed. Price,
% and 50 cents. Van Dykes Drug Store,
corner Main and Third South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-13

Chicago Jan. I2.-On the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
weak. Crea meries. 1fd2l, dairy, Pals.
CheeSe-DulI 1OlGl13s.
Egg-Steady, fresh. Is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-13

Washington, Jan I2-Today-S statement
of the treasury balances show. Avail
able cash balances. SI5No15.574: gold. SIS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-13

Captain !. a. irCenewsld Of the SiEuaI
corps issued On order last week requiring
his men 90 keep their complete equipment
at the armory. The captain does not
wish his men to unnecessarily wear their
uniforms on the street.
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The Ruling Passion.

tEAHCn-l
First Enthusiastic Golfer-T say. viii
YOU Dlav auother round with me on
Thursday
Second Enthusiastic GOlfer-Wel. / m
booked to be married on that day-but
IL can be postponed
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q 4 il -. 8 Wells-Fargo f,x-l35
a. Al 81 W...I74Ss ANN. Coz, oil. -
e. 49, Preferred 80. -
a. n Il 4, 81 l. 17IL ANN Mailing IA
Colo southern FreEeTre1 r;--s' % -
LIST preferred 49, ANN , e H. US
"a ureferred.-. lea Preferred ----- -. p
Del d Hud -lg5f4 ANN. oplflls 90 -
= T. IL M.....Iglis Preferred .---- ID
II a. r.. q 49,. SIS, Ann Steel H. ~
Preferred -..- 81 Preferred 49, t5ta
E,Iie .-...... - ANN 5. & W. 4014
Ist preferred. 651z Preferred -. s.
O. Nor. ptd-...1qS Ann Tin Plate s.
Hooking Coal IS Preferred ..'. sgle
ii0.EinE Valley fpt ssbII-- o59BQOL -WuF
Ills Central LIB Preferred -----4.V
Iowa central go 2t9s Ana Min Co. -,
Preferred . 50ts Brook. hap t. $50
Lake H. & W 42Iz Colo. F. < H. 80
Preferred ....1f, Cont. Tobacco. 4gS&
Lake Shore .Lu Preferred ;---- -
-5IIis. i Nash. 50 Federal Steel. 5iiz-
Manhattan I12fas Preferred ..-.- 20
Met 81 Ry.....I107s Gen. Electric .-.is9
Mex central -. Is Glucose Sugar. 4Sla
Mimi a 81 l. 10 Preferred ..... "a
Preferred lee Interu1 Paper 25ia
Mo Pacific 800 si1a Preferred .--.. re
Mobile a OHIO. 4tI2 Laciede Gas 90. y
IN X x p l6-e Nat Biscuit 90. 4Git
Preferred ..... fS-s Preferred s.... -
X J. Central..I5s Nat Lead -.---. lfls
n n Centrai...li5iz Preferred ,.-.. S3l2
Nor & West. 1914 Nat Steel -..-.. asa
Preferred -. S5-a Preferred ----- y
Nor. Pacific . 81 y. Y. Air B..-..J5f
Preferred - SIS North ANN 2Ull
Ont & West. 3is Pacific Coast blA
D r. K NJ & lst pre- ferred-- g
Preferred . 80 I'd pref erred. 6l44
PennsyIvania .If95s Pacific Mail -. 20
Reading -.-... 35ta People Gas los
Isl preferred 3l&4 Pressed Steel g 4S
I'd preferred 8 Preferred $500 -
r G. w.. % Pull. Pal. Car. .1y9
Preferred ... % Standard Rope
ST L. q san r. ga L Irvine --..-- ~
LIST preferred. 50 Sugar ---.-------1 'SA
2d preferred. 7llz Preferred lis
81 l.. ) w. rs Tenn {. q L. 59A
Preferred . 5Jlb L. s. Lea Their. Is
St Paul ...-----l54 Preferred -..-- 1914
Preferred ....-lSs-4 L. ). Rubber. ma
St. T. q O.......l54 Preferred 1900 621a
So Pacific ----- 81 West. Union. S67s
So. Railway ---. 221s ANAL Copper Sl1s
Preferred .-.-. i23s Rep. l. * S. 10
Tex. < Pac---.-- 2Si4 Preferred 800. 81
Union Pacific o. S6.s p g. C < St. J. 5y7s
Preferred ...-- 6ft4
Wabash .-.-.... I2Ss Total sales.1 ,0g9, 200
Preferred --... = u
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The fragile babe and the growing
child are str enlightened by WHITE 5
CREAM VERMTFUGE. It destroys
worms. gets digestion at work, and 50
rebuilds the body. Price % cents. Van
Dykes Drug Store, corner Main and
Third South.
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weak on liberal hog receipts and depress-
ed prices at the Yards. Later the market
recovered most OF the loss on buying bv
packers Nav pork closed cents lower
Nay lard and Nav ribs a shade depressed
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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An election hes been ordered IN company
= for Monday evening. the FIST inst In
dica ucDS point 90 The election OF RalTh
Sharkoy Tor captain and Rob COveTdale
tor first lieutenant The second lieuten-
anlcy seems 10 be in doubt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-13

Parry Sherman late paymsster's clerk Of
the United states srmy. viii probs bly,
soor cast their lot with the National
Guard Of J-;ah
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Captain w c. Shoup of TOrTey's Rough
RIDERS. and a son of Senator ShOup, and
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-28
TIM CHAVEZ RUNAWAY.
Tim and His Faithful Delivery Horse
Create Much Excitement.

Create MUCH tScVement.
About A. 80 o'clock yesterday after
noon Tim Chavez, the expressman.
having a call TO do some transfer work.
mounted his wagon in front of Stur-
ges' European and without noticing the
harness grabbed the lines and gave
his horse the "gee-up" signal. The
animal responded with unusual alac-
rity, tearing down South First street
at a record-breaking pace. The driver
endeavored to control him, but speed
lily discovered he could do nothing, as
the horse was beyond control, so far
as ordinary methods were concerned,
Realizing a smash'up was inevitable,
as the horse had to fall come in con
tact with a stone wall or be operated
on with field ordnance before he could
be stopped, Chavez decided to fall out
backward to save himself, a feat which
was accomplished successfully and as
sisted somewhat by the impetus de-
rived from vigorous pull on the line.
which did not offer the usual resis-
tance owing 10 the fact the horse had
slipped his bride. At the corner Of
Gold avenue and First street the wa
gon collided with another vehicle and
held together long enough for the
horse to turn west on Gold avenue and
reach the public library, where the
wagon went to pieces, freeing the
horse, which continued its flight until
O'Reilly's drug store was reached
where he made an attempt to enter
Fortunately for the peace and dignity
OF the soda fountain and It's patrons
the animal fell as he reached the
door. when Dr. Schalmaack the giant
and strong man, with rare presence
OF mind and quick as fash fell or
the horses neck and by sheer muscu
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-28
RAILROAD OFFICIALS.
New Depot and Hotel Plans Submitted
An Electric Ljuht Plant.

-
Plans have been completed by Ar
chitect Whittlesey for a new two.story
depot.hotel building to be erected at
Seligman, Ariz.. to take the place OF
the ones destroyed by fire some time
since. The new building will cost
about $4,000 and the hotel will be
managed by the Harvey system. Gene.
raj Superintendent Ressiguie, OF the
Santa Fe road, and Acting General
superintendent Hurley. of the Santa
Fe Pacific, examined the plan last
night, together with those drawn by
Mr.. Whittlesey for Harvey "Curios-
ity Shop" to be built at Williams to
meet the demand already created Gpd
gradually increasing for Navajo goods
and other articles of curiosity, for
which the territories are headquarters.
With Messrs. Ressiguie and Hurley
,ast night arrived j. w. White, the re-
Gently appointed auditor for the Santa
re system Division Superintendent /.
l.. Hibbard and Assistant Superinten-
lent J. +. McNally. OF the San Marcial
division. The presence of these gen
tlemen in Albuquerque is in connection
with matters OF road operations. IL
is understood the Santa Fe officials are
putting up a 100000 electric plant on
their grounds in this city for lighting
purposes at the shops, depot and In
the yards, as well as supplying the
motive power to operate machinery
Tor switching purposes. handling turn.
tables, and various other matters
where machinery can be used to ad
vantage.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-28
MORE FAILURES.
Stock Firm Makes an
Assignment.
Fletcher Heath Deposed as
Official of Ohio Bank.
British Soldiers in South Africa Like
American Meats.
NEW REVENUE WAR STAMPS.

New York. June 2S.-The failure OF
Henry Marquand 4 Co. was announced
on the stock exchange today. The
firm made an assignment without pre-
ferences to Frank Sullivan Smith. No
statement of assets or liabilities was
made. The failure was without ap
preciable effect on the stock market
Assignee Smith began systematic in.
vestigation of the firms books and i'm
paired firanciers.
Frank u. Poor, partner of Marquand
& Co, said Smith was in charge ana
that he could say nothing.
At 1880 Manager Doehere, of the
clearing house, said all banks cleared
as usual and no further difficulty IL
anticipated in banking circles.
Henry W. Taft, of the attorneys fol
the assignee. made the first statement
in behalf of the suspended house. He
said: II cannot at this time give
any ligares on the liabilities and as
sets of Marquand ~ Co. believe the
creditors will fare very well, unless
there is slaughtering of some OF
the firms securities. | cannot say at
this time anything as to the resump
tlon of business by the firm. That
will depend upon the developments OF
the next few days
The firm consists of Henry Mar
Quand and Frank II. Poor, son of the
former president oil the National Park
bank. Frank s. Smith, assignee, IL
vice president and general counsel fol
the Pittsburg, Shawmut AZ Northern
Henry Marquand is first vice presi
dent of the company.
The admitted embarrassment OF the
firm In connection with the Seventh
National bank failure resulted in the
wholesale calling in of stocks loaned
them for delivery, and they were
Obliged to buy heavily in open market
TO cover. At the same time the action
of the clearing house committee ano
the comptroller of the currency put
an official disapproyal on the securi'
ties in which the firm mad large invest
ments and which figured as part of
the collateral In the loan of 81 600. 600
from the Seventh National bank, and
which caused the suspension of the
bank.
The disturbance in the stock market
caused by the embarrassment, which
depressed prices, worked to the firms
advantage as far as known, as II
showed profits on their contracts. but
the blow to their credit deprived them
of the advantage of these conditions.
One of the enterprises financed by
III. Marquand a. Co. is the Gas and Elec.
tric company Of Bergen county. This
stock, which Is listed on the stock ex
change, sold Monday for 10lA. The
first sale this morning of 800 shares
nnder rule Of account of the failed
firm was 80 on cash sale.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-28
A Pretty Wool Siuht.

This morning forty big wagons load.
I'd with wool belonging to Hon. h. A.
Miera arrived from the shearing pens
OF the Nacimiento district, and the
caravan of wagons. as they wended
their way down the principal thorough
ares of the city to the Putney corrals,
was pretty sight. Half dozen local
wool buyers were present, making of.
fers for the clip. and finally Mr..
Miera sold the wool, amounting to
over 10000 pounds, to A. J. Crawford,
who is the local representative of an
extensive eastern wool-buying firm. Mr..
Crawford Is to be congratulated on the
purchase. and. although offering the
top market price, he secured the best
yrade of wool sheared this spring In
che Nacimento country. Mr.. Miera
will pay off his herders in this city
and for the next day or two Albuquer-
que merchants will reap quite a good
trade from them. Several OF the
wagons will be loaded with general
merchandise for the Miera store at
cuba. Mr.. Miera will remain In the
city, so as to be on hand at the regu-
lar meeting of the county commits
sioners In July. He must be at Cuba
on July 4th. and will only hold a one
day session of the commissioners, next
Monday.