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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-26

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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-26
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MOUNTED POLICE

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and lmses emg&mAn If ta~ s@w a%xaex,
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@tS"AStd n'~ approval ~~E~ Instituted
ny 'as- territorial legislature aud h.
'F&a4* d IAasR ~ sh* Lana
The t'rgaal&a' san h. es'sag@,n*xa .af y
captain. l~i*tsaenane. ss@T g*mnt and eight
ls ~1sat%s. ~AarA officers 45r bald b. Ill.,,
following u4*-aa. respectively fV.<a
PoFnotf. SANTA Re-. t'ypriann nara.
ses*eFsa II " Leafs, Ss&*,rro. l. p
AHaA'. Captain II 1: P4itHnAn. S4lv~g
|tty.N r. Dudley Als.aaoSerAo. Jno
W, ttlilfs, Silver CITY Alrlard lin,
"*' ~"o'@ re-. nat@*1 t'"s'1* Z. Santa
sc,
Headquarters atv. ut Santa f.. and
the m~n Ia different stetions If tht.
territory, anaastl, istia."d localities.
Each private In paid sao0 "a year, the
officers receiving higher salaries, ae-
cordtng In their grades.
The men are rxAan,r..a In furnish
! their own pn..unr% and In le armed at
/ nil times. rn,rIn, their shor. regime
they have ls3.n "A decided factor in
enforcing the Law and preserving the
peace In all sections of th.. territory.
New MeAlro has always been In n pr.
culiar situation aS Id receiving %
than her share OF fugltlyes from other
states and territories. Sparaely set.
tied and t~ravcrsed hy numerous noun
tain ranges, II has been ii convenient
hiding l.lac" FIR all classes of men
avoiding officers of the Law.
Active and un>in,,a Ia MAXI. r,.rords
for themselves. th.. rauy.r~ have
reached al, uartx nf ,h.. Tertiary wi,h
The result that There has been a d..
cidrd Improvement In The enforcement
Ut tho Law aud tn. apprehension Of
criminals. Tho mcn. oil Ut whom ar,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-26
Optic want ads bring results.

A large tract of timber the CHA
forest reserve has been awarded ~
Miller L. Sale Of Silver City by the
forest bureau. The sale involves
eight million feet of lumber and tho
price was nearly s2",00o. They will
erect n saw mill about eighteen miles
from Silver City and put the lumber
on the market.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-26
Notice for Publication.

Optic want ads bring results.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-26
MAY ESTABLISH
POSTAL BOARD
CONGRESSIONAL COMMISSION ~.
sEsTiGATEs CARRYING c.
SECOND CLASS MATTER
WILL MAKE CHANGES
Postal Officials Plan 10 Increase Rate
On Newspapers Magazines from
One Cert &c Feae q Pound.

Washington, %44& ~. .~4
gvs.sxtunAl ~4ana*~>l,n ~ttrh a..
been inv s-s,l&As&uS The .hr.*~u -.
SseunA class mail r;asts. b - -,
cinde* all s..w ns..sa-r~ .,.~nx*~~
and p&+r1tA ~alz, ~+>>tsss.~l IN n,...
here. to-day ~h.u l,~ar4n+> w,,. ~,
en Id representative ~ -. f.. x.u4,
cal putllsL&.s an%.a4as4 II. f..w1.
ick L. Culver. uy.nit,..,I - ~. $780,
ciatlnn. u.* -. ;.,*@t ,t.m w+,,h J.,
believes will settle al 9t>4..~ -. >.
gard h, fla, ~j1t asa,.n nIie4 n:..
long &rx.d ,h., l.s>sat IL, .srf u,.,
This sugr..et.ur. whlta l. .>n.rta,
~ take th. ,,!ae.. - th,. ,.r,tmn.1 -,
the ,a,>tai officials Ia tx,,,.,,,.. m.
SECOND and 1t.4r class ~ ,naii =, ;,
uniform rail-. of fuur t..tfx . ,.,,,,a
IL In egfsc, Tim, ,h.. .,,unr,fnnA,, f..
commend In congress the nxanix4
sion of a u~..rn,an.u, m.s,al tribunal
TN tue a1lER oil The Interstate exafmmAk@
sion In deal with NH ma,
,ers of nos,ul classification inst IN
the other commission deals vita
railroad rates. Such IA commission.
contends President colser. woull
result In the speedy settlement Of all
quarrels aud disputes which nos
cause SO much trouble and III feel
Ing between the department officials
and publishers. and at the same tim"
would result In Kidding second class
mails of the g%ratuItnus|v
circulated advertising sheets which
now pose M Legitimate periodicals,
The effect of such action. says Pres
ident Colver, would lr to greatly r.
duce the deficit arising from the
handling If second class malt matt"t
and wonld render unnecessary fns.
Their agitation for an increase of III"
rate. which would work a real hars,
ship both ~ the publishers of l"2!ti
mate magazines and newspapers AMI
to the reading public.
The MAN Of IN. u4stal officials tn
increase The nos,aue rat. ON nrwspa
ners and magazines from one rem 20
four cents "A nouna In warmly con
aemnaa hy tho berg of the Peri
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Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior. Land ONCE at
santa Fe. N. NJ. Nav. II. 1915.
Notice IN hereby given that Sisto T'rujillo. of
Sanchez, n. M, has fled notice of his inter~
ton To make finai f~ive~year proof In support of
h~ claim. via: Homestead Entry No. 5Asl
made July Q. 1890. for the SE:4, Sec. 10. Town
ship Is n. Range II r, and that said proof will
he made before Il, L.. NJ. Ross. IT. =. court
commissioner at Las Vegas, ". NJ, GU Decem-
her "a. 1915.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, the land. viz; E1fedo Trujillo. III Gonzales,
y. NJ: jose D. Gutierrez. of Gonzales. n. M;
Ieandro 1'ruliIo, of Gonzales, N. M: Anselmo
Gonzales. ut Sanchez. n. NJ.
ii-D MANUEL n, UrEd3O. Regist r.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-26

Weird MAS brought /" Silver CIV
s!uttn~ tEr week announcing the
death ot Robert Miller . famillailE
known throughout much "f III" west
uS Uncle bob Miller lie came r.
New Mexico In early days and took
part In most Of III" Indian troubles
of the ho's. He died al his ranch on
the Mlmbrcs and IL survived by st'y,
cral grown children,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-26

On account of the bad storm II
Dawson, Sunday they had no preach
ing M was expected. and also M
Sunday school or Christian Ende:r
yQr.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-26

Hon. Felix Martinez of Ell paso.
Texas. who has large interests In
New Mexico. was Il visitor in Alhu.
querque Saturday attending the
meeting of the democratic terrific"
ial committee.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-26

Read any want ad. In The Optic and
you will get a bit of Information from
It. Read them all and get wise"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-07
oars. Play Prominent Part in
DeSuItory Recovery
ATE TRADING UNSTEADY
abash Securities Make Positive Show
of strength-other Carriers Sym
pathize With the Movement
to Considerable Extent.

New York. March 6.-The days market
we unmistakable evidence of relief from
e pressure of the urgent and forced
Iuidation which upset prices yesterday.
desultory recovery was the consequence
which covering of short contracts by
OCCASIONAL operators on the bear side
the market played a large part.
The later stages OF the market. how
ier, showed a striking Discrimination to
pillow the recovery by any large COM
litments on the long side. After so sharp
shaking out as that of yesterday, a
fnewal of decline in a more deliberate
'ay after a temporary rally is not I'M
sual. But the rally usually goes further
pan that Of today. The large part played
y short covering operations in the de-
land which lifted prices was indicated
y the relatively large buying of the
.ocks which were most acutely under
ressure yesterday
Amalgamated Copper was a notable ex-
nipple, the determined support of that
-oclk at par yesterday apparently having
onvinced the sellers that protection was
) be afforded the stocks by interests cap
BILE of taking care of it. The dealings
/ this stock, Union Pacific and in Read
lg. will be found to make up the bulk
{ yesterdays total transactions. The adj
ancing tendency was spotty and irreg-
lar and did not set in until after a ragged
pening in which the majority of the ac-
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Sales. High. Low. Close.

tive list sold lower than last nights clos
ing Besides the prominence of yester-
days weak stocks in the recovery. there
was a show of positive strength in Wa
bash securities, and those of the south
western railroads in the same group.
Rumors accompanied the rise in these
stocks of the early formulation of fl
nancial readjustment plan by the Wa
bash company. This is a revival of a
previous rumor and it did not receive
countonance today from the Official
sources.
The drive against wheat and reports
in that market of a fall of snow in the
winter wheat belt helped the group. Some
of the other common carriers also SYM
pathized in the movement A strong mar
l5et for copper in London helped ANAL
gamated Copper here During the course
of the day also reports from the London
market showed a rally in progress IN the
Kaffirs the long continued decline III
which has aroused fears of financiai ehl-
barrassment in that market. The assem-
blage of the coal operators to cohslder
the proposition of the anthracite miners
for an agreement gave rise to varying ru-
mors which were reflected in the huclua-
lions in Reading. The announcements en- - %
the deposit at the sub-treasury of $2'oo'-
coo for transfer by telegraph to san
1,.s ..s.eeo, save chill to the market o@-
ing to the importance attached TO the
nancy situation from a stock market
standpoint. The transfer Is generally rec
oenized as due to the calling home by the
Japanese government of the resources
of its bond issue which have been on de-
nosit in New York for many months
mast. where they have had the beneht OF
fine high prevailing rates for money IN
the New York market. Their withdrawal
at this time is supposed to be connected
with new loan operations by the Jap
anese government in their home market.
Much interest naturally attaches TO the
extent to which this movement may be
carried but no authoritative confirma-
tion is Forthcoming on the matter
Today's money rates were not maternal
IL, changed. although the general tone
beeins to show the benefit of the hqul-
dalton accomplished in the stock market
Toreign exchange also was inclined TO
yield today. The sagging tendency oil STOCK
at one time wiped out pretty much OF al
of the gains but a heavy buying move
mont in Southern railway in the maj
dealing re-established some portion Oh
theno and left the closing tone STEADY.
ponds were steady Total sales par
value. $2,040000. ,,.,.az,
r1nited states bonds were all unchanged
on call
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FIRM UNDERTONE
IN COTTON MARI.
Worked Into New High Ground
for Movement
SALES WERE 100000 BALES
One of the Features of the Day Was
the Narrowing of the July Pre-
MUM as Compared
With May.
SALES WERE 100000 BALES

New York. March 6.-The cotton market
was moderately active with the undertone
firm and prices working into new high
ground for the upward movement The
close was to Is points net higher. Sales
were estimated at 100000 bales.
The opening was firm at an advance Of
to 10 points IN response to the iirmer
cables and the continued big spot bust
ness in the English market. The early
weather map showed generally favorable
conditions in the south. estimates for
tomorrows receipts were full and the
room trade was. bearish, selling prices
off soon after the opening. But there was
good support, or 5 points down from
the initial figures and the market raj
lied during the middle session on reports
that rains were delaying crop prepare
tions in Texas, the forecast calling for
more general rains in the south tonight or
tomorrow and continued reports of big
spot demand. May sold up to 1896 and
July to 1897 during the afternoon, but re-
acted 8 or 4 points toward the close I'M
der realizing The final tone was steady.
One of the features of the day was the
narrowing of the July premium as COM
pared with May. and the strength of near
positions was said TO be due TO further
sales or contemplated sales out of the
local stocks for export. Receipts at the
ports today, 33143 bales aaginst 27,466 last
week and 50117 last year. For the week
Estimated 10000 bales against 104o61 last
week and 1859, 66l last year Today's re-
celpts at New Orleans 10,90S bales against
14I95 last year, and at Houston 6s27 bales
against II ,S79 last year.
New Work Cotton Eutures
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Gilbert & cIay's Market Letter.

The idea was very generally entertained
in the foreign market that the hquida-
ton which had been the feature of the
preceding days session, had run its
course. The report seemed to be con-
firmed by the steady advance of prices
today, options gaining 6 points from the
lower opening and closed points over
yesterdays levels. Spots sales of 1900
bales l point decline.
The trading in the New Orleans market
was of no special significance, being CON
fined chiefly to ring scalping. The adj
Vanced opening caused some scattered
selling on tho part of such operators, but
all offerings were readily absorbed and
the market steadily strengthened its po-
sltion. The upward tendency of Liverpool
likewise had its sympathetic effect on the
undertone.
While the spot market shows no ma
terial Improvement in 50 far as the class
of offerings is concerned, nevertheless the
business done today has been compare
lively large. The demand for, high grades
continues undated, but the exporter finds
himself confronted with. the difficulty of
filling his upgrade engagements. The
most noteworthy fact about today's i'm
provement in prices was the propensity
displayed by the market in bulling it
self. Left alone and running on their own
merits, the future positions slowly but
steadily rose i'm value. Underlying infu-
ences have been and are present, but
heretofore the trade has indifferently
passed them by and the better conditions
prevailing seemed to have emanated. not
SO much from any particular source, but
more from a combination of causes In
spired by the better undertone that now
exists. rhe weather map was in reality
better than yesterdays predictions justl
fed. Port receipts for the day, estimated
at $4,000 bales are large, but not in COM
parlson with last years $4,000 for same
day; todays elcaranees from this port
26,000 bales.
We are inclined to believe in higher
prices but we would not overlook the
acceptances of reasonable profits, espe-
cially as reactions will afford further OPP
portunities for profitable sealping opera
lions.
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4bercromble & CO.'S Market Letter.

shorts were treated to a surprise 10
day on the part Of Liverpool futures there
closing at an advance of about points,
when a decline of about points was
looked for. and spots there continued
IN good demand at concession of l point.
During the session 1t was rumored that
10000 bales of New York's stock was
in treaty and later in the day an uneon-
firmed report was circulated to effect
that the trade had been contaminated
the bull syndicate having shifted It's mold
ings to a prominent exporter
The sustaining features of the market,
despite claim of farm work being well
advanced and talk of a large acreage is
located in the scarcity of offerings of de-
sirable medium and high grades in the
south. any inquiry of consequence result
ing, in the advancing Of prices. Finding
it so difficult to secure supplies in the
southern states and being deprived of
protection In the shape of heavy ship
ments from the United states, exporters
having entered into future engagement
but to q limited extent this season, abb
sence of profitable International differ
enees having prevented them from do
ing SO. spinners, not by choice but by
necessity. have been obliged to concen-
trate their purchases al Liverpool which
accounts for the large business doing
there A relaxation in the demand there
would probably bring about a reaction,
but under the present conditions, any de-
cline would probably be only temporary.
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Bonds.
Money on Call.

New York, March G.-Money on eau
6rm. 515h per cent; ruling rate, "a; clos
ing bid. 8; offered at 51a, and last loan
5I; time loans steady and sixty and nine,
ty days. 5A@51A per cent; six months ow
81. o,,i.
Prime mercantile paper, 5G5& per cent
sterling exchange easy with actual Dust
ness in bankers bills at $3.50 .75d 4s5 80 Tor
demand and at 1882. 70M4s2. 20 for sixty day
bills: posted rates, s4S311m4s7 commerelai
bills s4s2ss. Bar silver, 64ls; Mexican oo,-
lars. 1917; government bonds STEADY ran
road bonds steady.
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New York Cotton Futures.
Daily Cotton Movement.

Galveston-Firm, middling, los; net re-
ceipts, S53S; gross receipts, SoS; sales III;
stock, 143, 954.
New Orleans-Firm; middling, 10 1915;
net receipts 1O90S gross receipts, lO9oS;
sales. 1000; stock, 1885; exports to Great
Britain, 1850; continent, 1919; coastwise,
1907.
Mobile-Firm; mi6dling. 10 1l-16; net re-
ceipts, 1896; gross receipts, 396; sales. 100;
stock, 5000
Savannah-Steady; middling, 10 9-16; net
receipts, 24s6 gross receipts, 2iS6; sales
14S; stock, 5L146; continent, sos; coast
wise, 1916
Charleston-Firm middlng, 10la; net re-
ceipts. 1871; gross receipts, 49, stock, 1921;
coast wise, $50.
Nilminston-Steady: middling. log; net
receipts, 0. gross receipts. .; stock 1884,
Norfolk-steady; middlng, 1o7s; net re
ceipts, 9s9; gross receipts, 9S9; sales, "A;
stock 35507 coastwise 7l3.
Baltimore-Nominal, II; gross receipts,
$50; stock, 12,4T.
New York-Steady middlng, 1l.3C gross
receipts. Ss54; sales, 6525 stock, 1855, 45S;
continent, 64l7
Boston-Steady middling 11.30: net re-
ceipts, 81 gross receipts, PCS; exports to
Great Britain 396.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; mddling, 11.3J, net
receipts, 1Ol: gross receipts, AIS; stock
2751.
Port Arthur and Sabine Pass-Net re-
ceipts 1895; gross receipts, 1886; continent
1895.
Jacksonville-Net receipts, 81; gross re-
ceipts, "a; coastwse. "a.
Total today, at all ports-Net receipts.
1913; exports to Great Britain. 1886;
France, none; continent, 1856; stock III
49,
Consolidated. at all ports-Net receipts.
50. 065: exports to Great Britain, 3l,--J;
France, none; continent, 1905
Total since September ], at all ports
Net receipts, G313. 721; exports to Great
Britain. 2,195. SCI; France. ISL 152; continent,
,s27, 974; Japan, $500; Mexico, 2i1i.
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Naval Stores.


Charleston, S. c.. March 6.-.rurpentine
firm. 50; sales. 30 casks Rosn, firm;
sales. 700 barrels. Quote A, b. c. ~,
f, T. G, $50; II, $500; l. 1870. K, $3.50;
NJ $500; window glass, $3.50; water white,
$500.
New Orleans, March 6.--Rosin. A, b,
c, D. E. r. G. s4.O71a; II, s4.25; L. $i.55
X, 500; NJ. $50; N, $3.50; window glass,
500; water white. $500.
Spirits turpentine firm SO cents.
Wilmington. N. G., March G.-Spirits tur-
pentine. nothing; receipts, 30; rosln, moth
ing doing; receipts, 60. Tar firm, S1.S0;
receipts, IS barrels. Crude <trrpentne,
firm. $500, $500. $500: receipts, Z casks.
Savannah, Ga. March 6.--Turpentne,
firm, 69L; sales. 2S; receipts. 10; ship
ments, $50 Rosin, firm; sales, 425 re-
ceipts 1910; shipments, $40; stock 42,2Si.
Quote: a, b, c, ID. e. f. G, $40; II, si.25;
/, sl55; X. $500: NJ, IS. Is; N $3.50; windo8
glass, $50; water white, $500.
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New York, March 6.-Coffee spot Rio,
steady: No. Invoice. ZIG. Mild, quiet;
Cordova, 9l4M13.
THE market FOR coffee futures opened
steadv at a decline of to 10 points in
response to disappointing French cables.
There was nothing in the Brazilian news
70 discourage holders, receipts remaining
light and primary markets ffmlng up as
the rate OF exchange declined nut there
vas no fresh demand of consequence and
tho market eased off under selling for
he long account The close was steady at
a net decline of 10 TO 10 points. Sales, s.
go bags. including May, Sl.oOui.oo; July,
s.. 20: September, s,.35@7.45; December,
AZ lOlL7 So
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Dry Goods.

New York, March 6.-Spring business
in the dry goods market is proceeding
satisfactorily to the jobbers, returns from
the west being particularly encouraging
Loading Chicago houses report a sea-
son considerably in advance of the sim
liar three months period of 1905 which
was In itself record-breaker. Conditions
among first hands are also satisfactory
although quieter than for some weeks
past. Bleached goods are regarded as
weak in some quarters, but print cloths
and prints are being held very. firmly.
Denims and fine yarn goods are sold for
weeks ahead.
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ocaI stanle Groceries.

gar-Granulated. SC; Y c., 419c.
Flour-Fancy patent $40; standard
patent, So 25; straight, $3.50,
Coffee-Green, 11a1Sc; Arbucllle's, s15. 80;
Porto Rico, $l5.55.
Meat-Dry sailed ribs. Sc; dry salted
rib bellies. &c; extra clear, $40; hams,
fancy, 13Isc; mediums. 12lac; bacon bellies,
l11hc; California hams SIC.
Lard-Leaf, De; compound lard, 61s@1c.
MoIasses- Centrifugal, 30d35c: sugar
house SOC; Georgia cane. sac.
Beans-Navy 1928 per bushel: hand
picked Lima. 7c.
Grts-92 pounds. $1.65.
Meal-"Jim Dandy" 81 10.
Macaroni, &c
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New Orleans cotton Market.

New Orleans. March Spot cotton, ac-
tive; firm and shade higher; sales. 1000
bales. including 1909 to arrive. Quotations
advanced. 1-l6; middling, 10 1916. Futures
influenced by better Liverpool, opened S
points higher than kst evenings closing
The market, however, was extremely dull
and only the strength of Liverpool ca
bles enabled the bulls 10 send prices up
to & points above the opening before
the session ended. The market closed
qniet with net gains of 16M1S points on
all positions from March to August. in
elusive. October and December 10 points
each.
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Southern Railway Co.
Schedule in Effect Februar II, 1906.

Schedule in Effect Februar II, 1906.
Trains leave Birmingham as follows:
GAO a. m.-No. IS, for Atlanta, Washing
ton Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York and the East. Pull.
man Drawing Room Sleeping
Car, Birmingham to New
York. Dining car. Birming-
ham to Atlanta.
500 a. m.-No 10, for Montevalo, Ma
plesville. Selma and way sta
tons.
12:25 p. m.-No. So. for Columbus, West
Point Win1na, Greenwood
and Greenvile; also Sheffield
ana Florence and North Ala
bama points.
$40 p. m.-No. 10, for Cordova, Oakman.
Corona and way stations: also
Blossburg.
5:45 a. m.-No. % for Admission. Hehn and
way stations; also Rome. Ga.
$50 p. m.-No SO for Atlanta, Charlotte.
Richmond, Washington New
York and the East. Pullman
Sleeping Car birmingham to
Richmond, Ia
4:05 D. m.-No. "A. 4.nnSton. Atlanta and
way stations; also for jack
sonville and ah Florida points
also Talladega. Ma.
10 20 D. m.-No. 81, for Cs1umbus. West
Point. Winona, Greenwood and
Greenville. Pullman Drawing
Room Sleeping Car Birming-
ham to GreenVllle.
10 :35 p. m.-No. p, for Selma Mobile and
way stations. Pullman Draw
ing loom Sleeping Car Bir-
mingham 10 Mobile.
II 80 p. m,-No. 9S, for Atlanta, Admission
and way stations. Pullman
Sleeping Car. Birmingham 10
Atlanta. Sleeping Car can be
occupied at Union station s:2
D. m.
For detailed information and sleeping
car reservations apply passenger office.
Morris Hotel Building. Telephone 3067
Bell and ST. Peoples.
]. N HARRISON. Dist. Pass. ACT
r. b. CREAG. Trav. Pass. Agk