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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE Of STOCKS N NEW YORK.
sA1DsI

1000 A. g. IL, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
1880 Ainulgamnted Copper .s.u.g
Amer. Car and Fotin. ......
Amer. Car ard Foiin., pfd..7
800 American Cotton Oil...n...
American 'l'obncco. pfd.....I
100 American Can .... 800"
q American Can, pfd.n........
1900 Amer. Locomotive, com w..
4 Amer. Locomotive, pfd.....
500 American Sugar ...... ,....6
400 A., T.nnd s. Re, com......
700 Al, 4. and s. Fc, pfd........
1900 Baltimore and OilO.........
1900 Brooklyn Rapid rransit.....s
CanHtla Southern ............
1000 Canadian Pacific ............
I. 900 Chesapeake md sOhio.....s.
100 Chicago Great Nvestern.....g
1120O Chi, NJ and st. Pnul.....
1900 Colorado Ttiel and 31ron....
# Colorado South, com 1900.
Colorado South, 1st pfd..
Colorado South, I'd pfd......
100 Clcv., Gill;" Chi. and st. H..
Chatta and st. Lotils....... !.
100 Consolidated Gas ...........}
( 900 Della ware ana Hudson .......
900 Del, Lack. and WESTERN"
1900 Erie. com ...................
1900 Erie. list pfd......s............
4 800 Erie. "a pfd..............
General Electric .............
400 illinois Central .......,.: 1850.
800 Louisville and Nashvllle.!.8
MAMMA ttan f..................
1000 Metro. Street Railway.....
n cfln hfnYirn, !, Cant ra1
100 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, conf.
Mo-, Kan. and Tex. pfd....
1900 Missouri Pacific .............
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u. 4 re,und,nr p. registered. ........ 1854
III q rctundine "a coii,on. !. 1904
II & a. rcaiste cred 1914
=, q 81 en,,,,nr - y. III y 1D NH
T. S New 4 IT, issa
u Sl a Registered sn ISL ISL
,rohsrao Is. certificates 70h
q mericnn Tnhnrro &C. certinca les 157.
4 ,nL, AN vancrai a. ~. 10iN
a III, - i,,,rnt n & 9Gh
IL IN ntn IJnn As Observation-Disclosures 1921
70 Il i,nro ~ nd ohio ~ 1864
Paitimnrc and Ohio 957t
~ Ioor1ja "a b t.1 IA III
eentrai Of t;eorgia lat 9ss
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc .............:..., q
and Ohio 4Hs.... lgs X
I.hica 81 q nj Quincy new lols+
Snica 81 +, INnnd pacific H. r. 4s...... S2sa
t;hicaso. Il, l. and Pac. II. R@coi. 6s...... 9ia
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u BALTJMoRE, Md, July ea.-FLoUR- Quiet
and Unchanged Wheat Easy; SPOT, g contract,
red Western S. AsnSSs s ihs
size. Corn--pull; spot and he month. $40
e3i;e.; southern white corn, 6oassc 4, pass no
lover; No, Western, 76ai 76c Rutter--steady
ana Unchanged: fancy Initiation. l7alSa fancy
creamery. 2lM2lkG;; fancy lade l9ai sto tore
II tic. cheesc-Easy; large, lOMc.; small, llc,
and unchanged. t9s.
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The leading futures ranged as follows:
E55jt 9sl5sg f.fl8@p Open, High. Low Close.

\ Cash quotations were as follows: Flour.
Steady. No..e spring wheat; sl,o4gllo; No; 8
ess 9!loS; No. red ,7 s$assESS S9 ants GEN. ssn
No. !. White, s4&e,; mob white. slAc., No. :
rye. 7oG73c. Good feeding barley: +0a 44c' fair
No. northwestern, }l:4o prime Timothy seed
$3.50, Mess pork, per barrel, sla soGl2;S lard.
tieose) s7.65Q775: short clear sides boxed.
WhiskeS basis g, q 7i hER 90 VINES Hns
ter-Firm; creamery, l6is@aAc. Cheese--Steady
at 9NQbloAc. ISggs-Firm at mark, cases IN
cuded, lac. 4g8
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

FLouR--Recelpt1 continue light and market TX,
quiet. WHEAT--Receipts continue very ,e i ,an
and such has 10 be sold on its merits. Dry.
clean wheat in quick demand at full 9nS ATOMS.
cOUN-Stcady with fair demand. OAIS-Ftrm.
RYE-t,ontinues - In good demand. HAY
Light !: receipts makes market firm at adj
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moderate. Market very,
quiet. Es
iWOoI.-In good demand light receipts.
EGGS-Receipts decreasing. Market about
steady ut prices quoted. "a
& NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. light. Market fairly ac-
tive at to-day's quotations. A5s
& :. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liberal but not In e1-
cess OF demand and market in good condition
3 VIRGINIA BACOS-Recelpts light; we'll
cured stock in fair demand.
RECEIPTS FOR TIE WEEK-Wheat. 10. 2ss
bushels; corn. &c, 0s bushels: oats. 1910 bush
els \ flour, l,,oO barrels; hay, ISL tons; mill
STOCK in BLEvAToR-corn s,ls7 bushels:
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3I.ynclburg ronacco Market,

Lynchburg, Va, July 22 1905.
The sales of loose tobacco on tho Lynchburg
market for the Two weeks ending I9lth, as
reported by John l., Ogleshy, OF Lynchs
Warehouse, werc as follows;
Sold week ending July l4th, 1900 pounds;
sold week ending July alst, 95,l0o pounds; ;
decrease for The week ending July 2lst 1850
pounds 80. . ~
IL 3l4OW rounds; sold from September /, 1908,
to jiy Fl, iSoh 2l,2loaoo pounds; decrease for
The Weather during the past week has been
faeorabie 10 rthe growing crop, The land be-
Ing An proper order the farmers hays put IN the he
weeds and Il Is now IN giGa4 growing
sections that tobacco is not growing as WAS
expected after the wet spell. There has been
In good condition,
The quotations are as toIoWs'
Bark , lass cs%%on s g 90 90
dark lear medium. ,....,.,.,.,,..,, $50 0 $50
iYnrk leaf good ....,...,,..... $50 q HOO
BATH osrs lsas; ss; isS SS s sS
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

/. Richmond. Va. July %. 1915.
SALES.
Virginia 49, Scw--..0cN at 35i:
Virginia Carolina Chemical nreferrcd- at
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fair. stsa4c. $fairfFEto good COWS, I 2A Qf32.c
commonly Gbec.; calves. 5astsc. bulls. 2lklSc.;
COWS ann calves. S2ogf per head 55 q.
Sheep. 3dihc.# for fair to goods common. 20
a,sc.s best lambs, 6adisc. extra. 7c. fair %
medium. az G6c:: stoc Rev es, $50 20 per head.
Best hogs. 6Hc.; common To fair, 4lsg5Ae.
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4 WEEK IN BUSINESS.
Dun's Report Of Activity in Bank

ing Circles.
Activity in banking circles, trust COM
5panIcs, stocks and bonds lin Sta ties oor-
.tiguons to Richmond is shown by no
weekly repor. Of the local branch OF -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
DORSEY MET WITH
SERIOUS ACCIDENT

Henry Dorsey met with n rather Sc
rioug accident al the Henry Carter
residence last Thursday morning. says
the Silver City Independent. A new
roof Is being put on the house and
Dorsey was engaged In carrying up
bundles OF shingles 90 the carpenters.
Upon reaching tho top II the ladder
he stepped on on the front porch.
which. being old. Immediately gave
way and tell with a crash. In the fail
Dorsey was caught bstween some AKA
timbers and tightly wedged IN by the
bundle of shingles and portions of the
porch timbsrs. II took the carpenters
some time 20 extricate the young man,
whose arm was found 90 be broken,
and he was otherwise considerably
bruised ap. The accident might have
resulted much more seriously 20 him,
as he had no idea OF the porch falling
and had no means OF saving himself
from the fun force of the fail. some
twelve feet, being heavily loaded with
the shingles Al the time he stepped
OF on the porch, lie was at once
taken 20 a physician and 10 rapidly re-
covering from his hurts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
ALBUQUERQUEANS OFF
FOR GRAND JUNCTION
LOCAL MEN co TO COLORADO TO
REGISTER FOR CLAIMS IN THE
GREAT ulNTAH RESERVATION.

Today, NJ. neLeon and Robert Nc
Eiroy, proprietors Of the Albuquerque
Steam Dye works, left for Grand june
glon, Colo. where they go 20 register
for iaims In the great Uintah reser'
walton. Del.eOn was delegated with
power Of attorney TO register for w.
w. Mcdonald. a civil war veteran, re-
siding IN this city, while McElroy,
acting with power OF attorney for
his father, Canada McElroy, also an
old soldier, will register for him.
The b0yn have closed mp their dye
works temporarily, but II they lose ont
In tho drawing, they will return 20 Al
buQuorquo aud look after their bust.
ness. on the other hand. II either Of
them should be the lucky drawer Of
the FIRST claim, which will be worth
g60,000 Il would perhaps cause them
10 change their plans.
Reports from Grand Junction, where
the registration books were opened on
Tuesday. are 70 the effect that over
5000 persons have already roglsterd,
md the Indications are that before the
time expires for registration. AZ least
$4,000 viii have registered az that
point alone,
Registration closes Saturday, August
12. and ,Ie drawing viii commence on
August Is.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
MRS. MACKAY TURNS
FROM SOCIETY TO SCHOOL

Now York. Aug. s.-Noi only the
men but practically ali the women OF
the beautiful little Town Of Roalyn
turned out to vote az the school cleo.
ton today and when the returns are
counted tonight they are expected TO
show the Clcciion OF Mrs Clarence
Mackay as a member OF the school
board by a splendid majority. Somo
time ago Mrs. Mackay began to make
an interest IN the village schools and
az a result VI her investigations she
concluded that some radical changes
IN management and methods would be
benefit TO the community. Forth.
with she began 20 neglect her duties
as social leader OF the mllllonaire's
colony OF Ros.yn and entered upon
vigorous campaign for the oflce OF
school commissioner. For a month
or more she has addressed public as
semblies, aired her views through the
village press. button.holod voters In
the streets and otherwise wagod a
campaign after the manner OF the
most practical ward politicians. And
despite the opposition OF the old mem.
hers OF the board II appears practical
" certain on the fact Of the early re-
turns that The Affairs Of She Roslyn
schools during the ensuing year will
be conducted according 20 the views
OF The beautiful wift OK the young
millionaire
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

this class 0f steers produces. Receipts
from the range country are increasing
every week, and the supply today
from Panhandle and Oklahoma ~ lib
eral considering the total run Is only
5000 head Only one or two ship.
monts from Colorado today. PricCs
are strong 10 10 cents higher today,
cows and veal calves more IN some
cases. slOckefs and feeders fully 10
centa higher. More country buyers
have been around the yards IN the
last ten days than any time before
this season. Snalght grass killing
steers sell at 3.35 20 $50. thin and
tight stockcrs. $3.50 70 s3.2b. FAIR 20
good feeders. $500 70 t876. cows s2.i5
20 s265. a few good ones up to t1.00.
cannors. Si.75 70 s2.1O. bulls s200 20
$40. veals are selling good at $500
to S5.7s. with the heavy ones sorted
out at $3.50 to $500. Il Is said that the
country will no, pay any higher prices
for stockers and feeders than those
now ruling. but the demand for a
week Or more has been ahead OF the
supply, and prices are steadily ad-
vanclng
The decline in the sheep market
was checked the middle OF last week.
and the week closed firm. Receipts
are light ai 5000 head. today, and
prices 30 20 rs cents higher Idaho
spring lambs sold Rt s0.i0 today,
which o. 40 cents higher than the top
last week. Some lighter Idaho lambs,
50 pounds sold AZ 500 today. several
strings " Idaho and Arizona year.
lings AZ fas5 20 $500. Colorado and
Arizona killing ewes. around 100
pounds. at ft25. These prices lndi.
cate n recovery of 90 10 30 cents from
the low time last week Tho demand
FOR feeders ls very stronR; feeding
wothers az si.20 and si25. ewes s3,75.
all weighing from so TO 30 pounds.
were taKen out late last week. No
killing wcthers are here today, but
they are worth sf25 20 sl.GO. The
iow time has probably been passed for
the present.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
SANTA "a FINISHES SURVEY
FROM GULF TO PACIFIC,

II Ia definitely announced that the
santa Fe has decided on the route Of
rs proposed trunk line from Calves
ton 70 the Pacific coast. says a die.
patch from Las Vegas. y. NJ. Jones, of
I-As Vegas, has completed the survey
os the proposed line, and the route
win be from Woathorford, Texas.
which Is already connected with Gal
weston, 90 fGxicO, acrosa $50 miles OF
level country, and thence BY the Bolon
cutoff, now building 20 Helen. and
over the VI PaaO line 20 Silver city,
10 meet the connection ol the Santa
Fe. Prescott q Phoenix, now being
pushed east. The project Of build.
hx limo ffom tho Pec0a valley
Inca 20 Rincon has been abandoned
Il a learned from a reliable aOnrce
AZ Topeka that Q. w Jones, division
superintendent og the Rock Island, 10
cated ID Topeka. viii DO transferred
10 Des M0ines a. once. His place Will
be filled by J. B smalley Of Dea
Molnea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
LAKEWOOD NOT INJURED.
our COUNTRY SUFFERED.

Jonn Fuller and J. II. Stewart. Of
Lakewood. drove down from that
place 20 Carlsbad last Wednesday
afternoon, says the Argus. They re.
port the roads badly washed IA some
places. They had narrow escape
from having their buggy overturned
when thoy crossed RooSy arroyo. Had
Il not been for two heayy tool chests
which they were bringing with them,
fhey doubtless would have been up-
set by the swift current Of the stream.
They brought definite Information
Information rgardlng the true condi'
tionS at Lakewood. The town Is hlgh
and dry. and has suffered none from
the water, Although the amount OF
water In the lake Is considerable less
than last fall. II was on account OF
the bed OF the lake being filled with
silt from last year, backed up al least
three fest higher than II was at any
time last fall.
which adiOlns the lake front, was
practically inundated, the water rising
several inches over the floor OF his
house.
The high water also carried out a
portion 0f tho -Four Mile dam, render
Ing Il absolutely useless.
The lioO2 waters, which carried out
the PonaucO bridge, also took about
one mile OF track on either side OF
the bridge. The homes Cf both
Messrs Marahle and Dougherty are
reported 20 have beon swept away by
the same waters which carried ont
the above named bridge. The houses
were OF adobe construction, aud Il 10
presumed the water caused them TO
crumble and fall The report stated
that Mr. Marable lost all of bis house
hold gOOas but tnat Mr.. DOughorty
managed 10 remove aud aave por.
tion ~ his belongings.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
CLAUDE DOANE'S PARTNER
GETS PRELIMINARY HEARING
ne rs HELD TO AWAIT THE Ac.
TsoN OF TRE NnNr GRAND
jury ON TIE cHARoE or
HORSE STEALING.

Jose s. Baca. partner OF the no
tori0us Claude DOane and implicated
In several horse stealing raids with
that notorious outlaw recently. who
has been confined In the county jail
la this city Tor several weeks. OF
ever since the capture OF he and
Doane near Embudo by oflicers Ben
Williams and Fred FOnoff, was given
a preliminary hearing late yesterday
afternoon, before Justice A. J. Craw.
ford.
Raca Is charge With being a horse
thief, and after hearing all the eyi.
dence IA the case, some OF which was
very strong against the prisoner, and
which showed that he had stolen
horses in his possession when cap.
tnred, the Judge thought Il would be
we'll to hold him 10 await the action
OF the grand jury He was bound over
IN the sum Of $1,000.
He failed 20 furnlah the bOnd. and
In consequence he will have 10 re
main In jail until the next session OF
the grand juhy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
LADIES INJURED IN
A BAD RUNAWAY.

Last Saturday morning one Of the
worst accidents which haa happened
In Carlsbad for some time, occurred.
says the Argus. Mrs. n v. Allen, &C.
c0mpanied by her nelghbOr. Mira. John
Cantfoll and little niece, were driving
a horse belonging 20 the former, when
ii became frightened and ran awav.
throwing out the occupants OF the rum
about In which they were riding, and
seriously hurting Mrs. Cansroll aud
badly brulslng Mis-. Allen. The little
slrl escaped with few slight
scratches.
Mrs. cantrell ana Mrs. Allen were
both picked up IN an unconscious con
diton and carrieNs into a nelghboring
house where medical aid was sum.
m0ned.
Mrs. Allen recovered from the shock
within a few hours. aud aside from
being badly bruised and scratched, was
not seriously hurt.
Mrs. Cantrell fell IN such a man.
ner al 10 strike on ner head. which
produced conoussion OF the brain. "A
careful examination fallcd 70 disclose
any internal injury except as above
stated. which proved % be blood
clot on the brain.
As she showed little signs OF i'm.
provJment by Tuesday noon, an 0p.
eration Of tropannlng was performed
by DR. q NJ, Whlcher assisted by
noctofs bFice and FRIEDMAN. Tho pa.
uent withstood the operation remark.
ably well and Il ~ expected that she
VIII speedily recover.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
OFFICIAL MATTERS
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION
FILED DURING MONTH or JULY.

Fourteen companies filed articles
Of incorporation IN the once OF j. W
Reynolds, secretary 0f the territory
during the month o. July. With an ag
grogste capital stock OF s3,0l5,OOo, and
fees TO the amount OF sblb.
The namos OF tho companies, thois
capital stock and the fec paid by
each, u as follows.
AibuQucrque Carriage company
capital stock, $50, 600: fee, S25.
Mount olive Baptist Church. Of Al
buqueruue. fee, IS.
Seaherg a Champion company, cap
ltal stock, 5000. fee, S25.
Salazar Chemical Boiler Cleaning
company. capital stock. tl5O.O00;
fee, S25.
sellers Printing company. capital
stock. 10000; fee, s25.
Wicks Gulch Mining company, cap
ltal stock, ti,5000C3; fee. $3.50.
Roswell Creamery company, cap.
ital stock, $4,000; fee. s2b.
Union Gas and Traction company.
capital stock, 5000 fee, $50.
Ellet- Kendall Ehoe company. cap
ital stock, $50 1000; fee, s25.
willard Town and improvement
company, capital stock. $4,000; fee,
sz5.
Ration Gas company, capital stock.
$4,000: fee, s26.
Home Improvement company, cap
ital stock. $4,000; fee. SIS.
ROsedale Gold Mining company.
capital stock, 100000; fee, 500.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

heflnEion. Kan. making Hprinrion
tho operating headquarters instead OF
Topeka. This VIII move W r. Van
Freak, engineer Of maintenance OF
way, and his complete Office force.
way The change is made la not Known.
unless . iS thought hf n. U. Nudge.
vice president. that HefiHeiOn ia the
logical headquarters OF the operating
department OF The Kansas division.
Il IN also announced Homl.nincinily
that upon the return ffpm Europe 81
Hiram 3. Gable, now general super.
lntendent of the northern district OF
the Rock Island, he viii bo made gen.
9. al superintendent 0f lhe Ceutrai as.
trlct with headquarters at Davenport.
Iowa, and G. "a Hubbell, fecenily Az.
pointed general superintendent of
The central district. viii be made gen.
efal superintcdent OF the northern
district, with Headquarters az Cedar
Rapids.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

more money unless the Hungarian
language and the Hungarian c0lors
for the future are 20 become a part
Of the Hungarian army. This was
one Of the issues OF the last election
and the people OF Hungary returned
20 Parliament a majority pledged 10
the platform. The majority agree
that Il would be political immortality
for them to abate one particle from
their program, and they feel bound %
continue their hostility 90 The present
government, no matter what the out.
come be.
The present crisis closely re.
sembies that period through which
nearly all other constitutional coun-
tries have had 40 pass, While iightlng
90 mRintain THAI the will Of the people
Is superior 10 the viii OF the king.
Kings have always tried to combat the
principle Of constitutional government
that kings reign but do not govern.
and thar their right OF veto must bel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

used conatitntlonally only on tho
rarest occasions aud only "a pos
teriori." never "a priOrl" Otherwise
no governmental business could be-
conducted except tho king approve az
q. and there would be no difference
between nn auiocracy and conati.
iuilonal monarchy.
The outcome u useless 70 predict.
Constitullonallam must win. for Il
cannot De that IN the twentieth cen
fury an attempt 20 Impose an Also
lutist sway Ia one Of the great c0uu.
tries Of Europe win succeed
How success viii be brought about.
time alone can tell, but h is 20 ha
hoped that for the sake of the peace
and prosperity Of Hungary, and for the
security Of the throne 81 an elderly
and benevolent monarch that King
FRANK josef viii Of bic own voiltlon
perceive that he has been mialad BY
nnfaithfnl councillors IN resisting tha
legal claims OF the Hungarian people.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
MANpAmUsEp TO MAKE
LEVY FOR OLD BONDS.

Judge John r. McFle, OF santa Fe.
has issued temporary mandamus
against the board o. county connie.
sioners OF Santa Fo county, directing
them 20 levy a tax 90 ray the inter.
est and principal on railroad bonds "a.
sued BY the county IN 1859. aud upon
which Il has dofaulted Although The
nssessed valuation Of the county is
less than s2,000,0O lts indebtedness
is si,eo0,oO0, and default has been
made for some years IN the interest
payments on the bonds issued TO aid
the Santa Re system and the Denver
q Rio arande railroad 20 enter gantn
Re. and principally held ln New York.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

New Orleans. La. Aug. 2.--The yel'
low fever situation In New Orleans u
now attracting general attention the
world over, inasmuch as the mosquito
thopy ~ being thoroughly tested for
the hrst time Un the mainland Of this
continent
Dr. Edmond sonchon, president OF
the state board OF health Of Louisiana,
and Dr. Quitman kOhnke, prenideat oi
the city board of health OF New or
leans, are nov perhaps the two busiest
officials Oi health departments IN the
whole United States They are old
Louisiana pi actitionera with much ex.
pericnce In epidemlcs Of yellow fever.
Both are thoroughly welded 10 the
mosquito theory OF Infection. But
one OF the three species OF mosquito
common TO the gulf statos carrlea
yellow fever--the "stegomyia fascia'
tA." The "anopheies' Is the malaria
fovcr.carrylng mosquito. The third Is
the variety common TO all parts OF
the civilized world. fI0m the klondihe
60 the equator.
Dr. J. a. Whyte. at the head Of the
United States public health aud ma
rino hospital service, IL firmly we'd
ded 70 the mosquito theory. lie went
on record Ia conference with Gov.
eruor Newton G. Blanchard, OF Lou
isiana. IN this city.
Governor Blanchard asked Or.
Whyte Just how much confidence he
had Ia the mosquito theory.
Dr. Whyte replied. II have Just
thls much confidence In Il. The dear
est things on earth 70 me are my wife
aud children. Now you are priv.
ileged 10 take the most virulent case
OF yellow fever In this city and allow
me 20 make the proper mosquito
screen safeguards, aud will allow
my wife and children 10 sleep Ia the
adjoining room with myself, all dur
ing the patients illness, or until he
dies. That Il Just how much cona'
dence I have IN The theory"
Governor Blanchard, upon this re-
ply, said that. although a medical lay
man, ne would henceforth subscribe
to Il fully without hesitation.
This story became general property
IN New Orleans, with the result that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

Memphis. Tenn, Aug. s.-The local
plant Of the 0oyes Alliance company
ls being equipped wiih machinery Cor
he manufacture Of SUGAR for CONNER.
cial purposes. from corn, which will
sell az about one cent q pound below
the price asked for cane sugar. Il
las a further advantage IN that Il ia
fruit sugar" Experiments along this
hne have been conducted BY experts
for q long time. and these hare been
satisfactorily concluded, and the pro.
duet will be- manufactured here az the
rate of 100000 pounds q day.