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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-02
THE AUTOMODILISTS.
CHARLES y. GLIDDEN STARTS on
ANNUAL TOUR.


BosroN, Nov. AT s 30 O'Clock this morn
ing Charles J. Glidden. the world girdli"G
s~utomobilist. left on his annual tour to dis
tant lands. In the car with him were Mrs.
01dden. who has already accompanied her
husband something like B.. 800 miles In his
tours: Miss Waldron and Charles Thomas,
the English mechanic who accompanies Mr..
Glidden on his tours. The destination of
the party this year is the City OF Mexico. a
! trip Of O,4Ij miles. which will be Ia par
TALLY over the highways and partially over
railroad iron, specially built railroad wheels
being fitted to the Gutonobile for the pur-
rose. The frst stage of tho Journey IL to
Springfield. Tomorrow the party will pro-
coed to New York, thence to Washington
After leaving Chicago a greater part Of the
trip will be made over the railroad lines to
Fort Worth and thence n. Laredo. From
Laredo 10 Noxico city the Mexican Railroad
tracks will ho used. Sidetrips are to be
made and 5.%G5 miles of the total mileage
will be on railroad tracks. After touring
Mexico the car will he shipped TO Egypt.
where the tour of last year will be resumcd.
Some Of the amateur seekers for short
dist ance speed records in the neighborhood
nj Philadelphia have taken to driving at n
reckless rate near the Quaker metropolis,
avoiding the wrath of the authorities by
smesring their license tags with oil so that
dust would obliterate the numbers or else
attaching the tags so they cannot be easily
deciphered when the ear Is travelling fast.
This has aroused the authorities not only OF
Philadt lphia but also those of the ne arby
towns. and thu board of township commits
SioneTs OF Lower Merton township. near phila-
delphia. has issued the following order to
the local police officers; You are hereby in
structed to stop all automobiles who carry
their license numbers parallel TO the running
gear of the machine and Instruct The operators
70 place the license rag across the front anu
rear of the machine. perpendicular to the
running gear. 40 as 10 make the number
plainly visible. Also do not permit automobiles
10 carry licenses so covered with mud and
dirt as TO make them not plainly visible and
legible. Stop such automobiles and instruct
this chauffeur TO clean the tags. Ii any opera
Tor refuses to obey the aforesaid regulations
arrest him under the act Of Assembly pro-
vded in such cases"
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-PAWNDROkEa~' SALES.


T. T.. FIRUSkI. huct., 10 Bowery sells at 10 An.
Nov. ; order d. Fry: iewclry.
rnonds. watches, jewclry. goods every description
pledged prior sept. IS. 1906. to NJ. 5S0OI. all older
Nov. 5-Ordcr {. Keller .s4s SIN av.. all diamonds.
watches. jeweiry, fnrs. goods every description
pledged prior oct. y. 1865 Ia No. O7t2O. all Older
NOV. 5SoTdcr z. Mendelsoan. 90 Greenwich St.
%clotning, &c. pledged prior oct IS. 1905.
Nov. S Fine consignment clothing.
Nov. 7-Ordcr W Bruck1cimrr. 1871 L. iosth St:
G.. Meyer X Co., y 2 aN.' clothing. &c pledged
Nov. S Order VIM. Simpson. 81 Park row: all
ton pledged prior Aug. 81, 1905 to No. 5l692' all
Nov, $ order II stern. 5s 9th Nv; clothing, &c.
pledged prior Oct. g. 1905.
NOV. 1Orter l. Harlem. COS sth av;: all dia-
monds. watches ieWelfy. goods every description
pledged prior oct. .. 1905. To No. 1850. all older
dates. $. stern, 227l sth ny. jewelry, clothing. &c.
prior Oct. -, 1905. all older dates.
CENTRAL AUCTION 90, y sheehan. AucL.
1852 ia Canal -. VIII sell AZ ~ y. NJ
Nov. 2-By u. Miller, ~ 9th av.; clothing pledged
NOV. s ny John simpson. rGi Powcr diamonds.
JewelT s.. pledged 10 No. rvs. Hlg. l. 1905, and all
Nov. 5, ~ il. BrecawcicI, i7a Grand ST.; clothing
NOV. : Is" !. simpson Co., 225 Park Row: da
monds jcwg,lry,; &c pledged TO Aug. J. 1900, Nos !
Nov ny !, Nj, Lcvy.s j7 oIumbu av clothing
NOV. by iuIln: icwclr. SC:
ing. ovCrCoats pledged 20 Nov. 1. 1908.
Oct. g-BN Iillin. ClOihlug.
oct. Consignment sale, icWclry.
julius SHONGOOD. Aucuoneer. ~ Bowery.
by Jos. ShougOOd's sons, AuctiOnecrS.
Nov. 2-ClDthlnE. &c, pledged ID Oct. %. 1905
II. & =. Abuses. ga stanton -.
Nov. : Jc~clT, 9ri" o .nraC, Sc, plcdgcs Nos
Nov. 5 Jewelry, J.. Schirbcr, 1929 ID av.
XNoy. 3-Cio!hing. J. Harris, So oth aya
GrntzllngPr. p5 Amsterdam lN.
Nov. : Men ana women clothing &c, pledged
to Nov. /, 1895. II. Fox, - 9Th aN.
ELI SDBEI Auct. o. BnwCry. sells 10 \. NJ, all
goods pledged PRIOR oct. -. 1905:
Nov. /. JcWrlry and clothing. odds and ends. &c.
Rubin's Loan once.
Nov. : Clothing. dresses. shoes, &c. Ben Prayer,
So 9th az.
2 NOV. : Clothing. oycrrOais, fun dress suits. &c.
Vim. Prayer. ~ 7ti Az.
Nol. : Clothing: y. Chuck & Sons, li20 ID av.,
and u. Nalerhc. BToonly n.
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General Manager Alfred Reeves Of the
American Motor Car Manufacturers Associa-
ton left yesterday for a brief Western trip.
He will visit Detroit, KenOsha and several
other automobile max Ing centres before re-
turning to his OfiOe.
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West Shore Railroad.

New YORK Centrel q huuson X q, lessee
Trains leave Desbrosses 81. as follows, aud u
minutes later foot OF West 42d St. y. r.:
'LO0 r. M.-Chicaao Express.
s225 y. M.-Con. Linn. for bet, Chi. g. 81. LOUIS.
'03O p. M-For Roch, Rur. Cleveland X Chi
1850 !. M.-Eor Rochs Buff: bet; & -. Lo1is,
'g46 p. Moor sgt, Roch.. N. Fails, bet & Chk
.Daly. fExccpt Sunday. Except MONDAY
Telephone 900 3Sth street" for New York Central
Cab Service. baggage checked from hotel or
residence by MestcOtt Express.
A. II. SMITH. G. 2. nAIN.
Vice pres. And Gen. Mgr. Pass'r Tra17c Igr.
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LE HIGH VALLEY.
Railroad.

New ORR. foot ''eu'll,, Cnr.'oH'cr Vice.
$50 4. " Fur idr-U1Utun ."l '''|.
10 ~ \ Z For BufiAiu, & l'g1 go H"' ..
= ~ 4 For RurHlo Hrd trr'-n
'IO'T " For Scranton ant ll'U. 3.
E'BlNp \, For bufTalo and O. 1lrHru
81 IS y. NJ. -for RuhAlO, SyTlrIsr 7It LINl. n
s2D A M.-For Chicago Slr'ufra uTrr 49, ~
Tickets az lao, 10. lisa. 1"i hroif"1 -,
3se Fulton Sc, Brooklyn. -DatlE 'rcl
xFridayS and Saturday,. Icl,r ..i So "
aIesVes Christopher 80 SiOr Il H"." ~
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Big Opportunities: Unusually fine Variety.
Lot of N Cadillacs. all models $40 10 500:
Franklin Runabout. 1905. 500 1906 Orient. rom
plete cost 81. 1907, 81 $50. Knox. $3.50 Locomotives,
S40O. $3.50. 81 900 Pope -TOiedos, 1905 models. $50,
$3.50, 81 coo; Stearns like new. co. Ccost Sl.AO,
price cut half 1905. six cylinder Ford complete.
Dayton $3.50 PanhArds from $3.50: Rochet
Limousine, 5000; Thomas. NIFTY horse power.
81 80; and iO more unusual opportunities.
DEMONSTRATIONS allowed purchaserS
Manhattan.s Pioneer Automobile Establishment.
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
247 2I0 West 47th. 1Oelephone. 3O97 Biysnt.J
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Americas Greatest Railroad"
NEW YORK CENTRAL
q HUDSON RNUR RNLRoAp.

q HunsuN IRER RNLRoAp.
Trains leave Grand Central station. 12d St. and
except the SD a. H.. lC2, $50, ii.3O p. m, stop az
l25th 81. IL minutes later.
H~sSsIs-fs;9o 's4Ss 1920 : a. ::s.es:
y 80. 'II.3O y. IN.
ChlcaEO-os.tS n, m, . o.. 3. 80. '.4.S0.
$50. a. 10. soc. 4. q n N 80 D. IN.
Cincinnati goa. $50, SOC. $50. 'li.3O
CIcveiand-.s.4s a. m. 10 $40. 200.
500. q. 3O. "II.5O y. m.
Columbus sac, 500, ESQ 2. m
Detrcit-'s.4S a. m. Ice. $50. 800 500
Indianapolis 400. 5. 80. 'II.3O p. NJ
Montreal -II2.IG ts.3O. ts.4S a. m. 200
Niagara Faiis-ts. SO. .s.45. o 10 n. IN.
'I.e2 Ice '2.O+. 'S.OO 500. % 20.
81. .s,ao .II.ao D. nj.
TorOnto 4 =. 30 =, M. 500. $50. rlI.3O p. N.
HARLF DIVISION.
Dos A. NJ. and 1856 y. NJ. except Sunday, TO Pitts
neld and North ADAMS. sunday, PSI a, NJ.
Pullman cars on all through trains.
Ticket or1ces at lte, 2tS, AIS aud 1918 Broadvay
IS Union So. W, 275 Columbus Nv, III West l25ih
81. Grand Central and i25th ~. stations, New
York; a3s and 72o Fulton ~. and 49, hroadWay
ArOollyp
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fOA SALE.

FOR SALE Sweet cider direct from manuiac-
turer; guaranteed strictly pure. Write CYRUS
BEhEA & SON,B baldwin Place. y. Y.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.


WANTED Position In wholesale pAper ware
house nnsidel. % years experience: reasons for
resignlng last position fully explained personally:
plenty OF references. Address ". /. T., +2s Chapel
ST., New Haven. Conn.
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ono Mile american championship Mile a
minute" touring cars TO carry A. least four ms
sengrrS. fyIng start.
Five Miles 81 500 or less touring ears designed
Tor four or more passengers; standing start.
ElVc MiirS-0NeT sl,rO and Including $500
touring cars designed for four or more passengers;
standing start.
Five Miles Touring cars over $500 designed
to carry tour or more passengers: standing start.
Ten Mile Handicap Touring cars.
Thirty Miles StIiDpcd touring ears all classes.
Zen Miles STRIPPED touring cars listin! under
SIn0O.
Thirty Miles NJ classes; American touring GAYS
c1aIn ~niOnship.
First three 10 represent the Gnited States In
international touring car championship.
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CLOTHING.


GENTLEMEN'S Clothing to order on 81 weekly
payments, perfect nj, Inc material. EXCHANGE
20. 23J Broadway tentrAnce on Park
Place..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-02

rarli,ieS Viil ne proyi led Tor record trials by
al CLASSES ~ cars CUteTf In the races AZ the folio Z,
ting distances. Onc kilOnetrr, one nile. i've miles
ten miles.
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Hamilton Institute for Girls

2 WEST sIsT 81. Manhattan So. NJ
TEN YEARS CURSE TO COL
LEGE ENTRANCE OR SCHOOL
Optional study Period for all Classes. Outdoor
CleSses for Young OF Delicate Children.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01

Nsw Near'a not ghristmaA s tho
frvnch day of daya Caris, flowers
AMI honhons are exchanged in profa.
slon, ami visits are made In the din,
ms raom on New Years morning are
assamhlcd tho gcntlemen of Jhe family
90 greot the ladies with c0urtly bow
aud galiantly to kiaa their hands. TIE
say hFeakfasl over. ths childrn ths
yuuh ana those 0f tho family in ths
prlme % mo make raady 10 pay yialta
fheg start foFh with pockots and
hania hlied with rsiuembmncus Ths
oAier onsr> rnscOncod la easy chairs ID.
folV tho On, walt Cor Ihe younger rola
uycs and friends wh0 WIN come with
hght and merry tah % make gooi chew
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01

oussF FFsash CaAaaiaa Custosas.
A rrcnch Canadian New Years Gus
tom now nearly obsolete was hnt
known as Ia Quote dc rEnfant Jesus
tho collection for the infant JeauA
This collsction was managed hy the
parish PRIEST who was driven round
among hls pariahioneru hy The scuior
ohurchwurien or tho bcadle. Tho gifts
that he thus Eathercd FOR the love of
he infant iesus" on tho festival of
the eircumciaion were distributed
among me poor Intimately connectod
with this was another practice of col
letting aims for the pour, known az la
Ouiuoieo or Ia ignotoe Tho words
signify both a custom and a song. ON
tho evo of ths new year bands q
youthful maaqueradera scrcnaded tho
various rcsidenta % the locality after
nightfan with music aud song. knock.
ina AZ dooFs and windows and begging
for oIeringa foF the poor, EcneFally
eatahlss. with threats u rvyenGe II
gifts wure rsfussd A piece % pork
with ne tan adhsring. calied Ia Ont,
gnsa wa che traditior,Ai offering ex.
pectoA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01

was iyins IA o. eiy Ths sl,ota ao
an shut and ~ busiest stro,ls are az
guisi A. q q wss a. hcal sabbath %
rast
hut ~ Quieg dnsa ~ last lons O,
casioaai crackeTu an "a "a. ana
9iIinn ~ horgar soon appcar on ~
~ hand Thoy aFs oar u,oro numsnona
inAn usual and moFs impoTiunate
my tnow ~ win nap rich bar
Fpei ~ thh happy day, fF d 4 lueky
~ oesn ~ yeaf wiA roci deoas. ana
2 = ~ hag hefvEe TIE strcou are
ni'ed VIA q WI trosaed mulutuds
eiaftinE 90 % pay Nv NeaFs calla
uuaiaia reguirea tlat an DO u,en M
tAina ahan can ~ thef rplauona
trashss and fflsnas. and for thrco
aAys ne visiting Eoss "a Womea are
80 etIpeiei b ~ Ksu Years cans o.
q 49, ~ taitoss wla oonis 10 thair
hoossA a. rloss arr msa % ooarus
u,at would b. hlui.y hnIguper.
Wben rltsu.is ncsi n ~ suost fsr
o. nroi tiuie n a. new yoar ghs,
atand and bgw vvry politely thoy pa
theif hanis together aud ahake them
aay ina -kuf.g shl hung shl- whicl
means 4 Fospectful0 wtah you 90. I
ans thsy ofton AL '-Afay you Trov
Fich- for that h tae Chinose kioa q
happinoaA
~ thfes dsys o. NV Years NJ
'oieing goSs en. and usn an ths poorcl
'iaspes eegin % wvsk asah Large
'hols aud placas % business aro clossi
NJ q meath. -hnook9u Citizsn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01

~ - 1AaAAAH
IN Russia New Years h especially
ne childrvn's day. Among the peas
anta ne old time frolioa and games are
runewed u = practise amous the
poss d arm themsolyes with a SUPPLY
% shelled wheat ana drtd roas and
% - from houso % house la tho small
e'iFp % the uhQrning Tho pr,sent
u'smselves unbdden m neighbors :
n'aae. whsre ne doors aro always un-
NSked aud pelt him with wheat q
psaa tll DO oovrs cakes Or fruit
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01

mn MOTIFS ur 'fAra" m ntEw,
h iroa vss % ~ ,lost a blas
Aai ~ hs ysllg~ plums.
Ani oa ~ f,sori H. lafs q u~-
Af,l ~ 49, n hlsom.
~ h.hsd v,hs,s a. ~ usa
I'D isllsa n H. asvt
Asd ~ ~u.h Nj SD ~ him
Aid a vhas rp-.s.
~ - d. bssls b hs hls
nhs nasss a lsp. ~ bls~,
AL tl.rn I ths,s thsi ! ibid
n,s "a yssf ssj ~ 49,
Anas lr,sas n Lsslss Wsslly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01

firs' fooiiag' Is an oli. old custnm
seieh ssiil hngera IN lroland. TITS con.
siaerea lncsy sign Il the "hrst foof-
y taif man. A daFk maa. a womaa
r'sa haired o. squirting psrson Is sun
faesa y ermg bad luck In ths porth
~ hnglani howsvog. a dark man /.
proferr,d AZ q -arst foot-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01
W.
GAM 4 rG :, CL;,.
WAl l diOil Oi'
y Fesiivah IN Ihe Celestial
Empire. = Happy Tine f0
pigiaaed Credion

ouoW n all Chiuose festivals That oi
Rr/IN New years day 10 The greatest
ficlng peculiarly contradic-
tory race. The Chinese 90 not
~ tmo by tle sun pc we 90 10
n bnt by Che moon. 20 That me
"a New Years day may come at
rived Nna botvoen iho middle ri Jan
"a. toi fha middle Of February
49,, | ~ ~ iime approaches. creditors
..--s htnur. for by tho last day of The
fr,r all debts must be paid. The
nIaan who rnnn0t pay up must
hfuf ~ hrad until The festival ls over
ph N preparation is a general wash
natf. as Household belongings and per
s.., BAD aiirr afo put through severe
- nl,e ~ soap and water in order thai
~. ~ new year may be begun with clean
sIafu.
hs wien tlio night of New York'a eve
.fua,.bea. DE sound n The firing Of
atteln begins and ls kept no with on
I.aanf din until dawn The hrat
h.|nnaa In the new year h the sacrifice
a. heaven ana earth a table ls spread
H|lh ofefinea of food and drink, can
.IIta ami incense nnd CRACKERS are lei
oH aaain lusl outside the front door
Isrn ibe father of iho family comes
ltfuari and kueeii down IN frunt oi
~ table. holding a stick of Incense ~
NJ band ana knocking bic head three
Hmua on the ground. Rising 10 BIZ
81. b. places che incense IN Che censer
81 the table More crackers are let on.
Ind paper money D burned.
Affer thls rerrmnny Che household
ro1s aru worahlpei IN the same way.
and then tho anecaiml tablets. after
ahich the "iIrlnH dols' have their
iQn. Tho failof hnf mother slt down
.I.il by eide. and hll theif chlldruu and
rlandrhlhron tueei hefow thcm an0
~ them rrvoruncr bot offerings ars
BOT made % the LIVING. ~ thcy arp to
a. dead Then the servants come fof
ward. dressed in their bet and kncfl
down. h0winH their heads o. ne
er0imd beirrp thrlr master and mia
uoss reoolvinE presents when the'
riaa
Ionr hefofe ON thcse ceremonies are
nnialed d a quite light bot IN ne
anriy hours of New Years morning The
nireeln boa a. Deserted ne n no one
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01
The Old Year
And the New

TIVE sloet, were on he arots Of
Twelve.
= The noon wm bngh' end
bah;
A foo,ssp broke ne irozen eros-
A shadow passed me BY.
lava veteran. lame and cd
Who, march wa, slmoa done
m. bsner,d tnap,aek on be back
Wut empty, bke be gun.
Ths silver chimes began 10 nng'
lb,nd bugIe blow
A ds,h.ar ,oldirr young md i'H
Cane ndng o'e the snow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01

"lsn pins wofe lavoniod IN Glouces.
Ger, England. Ia s,e sirte,nth ssns,,s,'
they were much used for New Yesr;s
freaeuA LAter. vh,n money VA rlv.
ca 60 buy p,ns Il was called ''pln mon.
o. q term which fcg hour o.nturis.
a.a designated ne money devoted b
luunias triaes.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-08
ouApAM INDIANS MOLD
THEIR LAST REUNION

Msandusfe. 4, r.. August THE
sesanth and shat j. perhaps the last
reunion ~ the Indians IT The Qaapaw
agency tegan today and vii last until
Saturday. All az the tribes On ths
reservation. including the nslaxases.
Mianais. Qaapa~s. Ostawas. ssneeas,
Shasnees. Modoes and wyandosses.
are participating In this farewell dem
onstTaiion of once great and powerful
tribes. The usual stomp dances and
the annual feast af the green corn
form a part u the exercises, which In.
elude speeches by tribal leaders and
an observation Of the ancient religious
ritual u former and happier days.
Each night during the reunion the
chiefs viii gather the remnants oi
their peoples together Ind With hands
npraised 10 the blue sky viii thank
the Great Spirit Of their fathers for
the houniiful crops accorded them
For q week the Indians win revert a
their former customs and incaniations
and the white men and the white mems
God. a. well m the great father al
Washington. will be forgotten.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, Land OF.
flee at Santa Fe, N. NJ, August 6,
1906.
Notice is hereby given that the fol.
lowing-named settler has filed his In.
tention 10 make final proof in support
Of his claim and that said proof will
be made before United States Court
Commissioner at Las Vegas. N. NJ. on
September Is, 1906, viz: Jose Martin.
ez y Garcia. who made II. Il. No. 5407
for the s w Ia. N w Ia. w ~. s w
Ia Of Sec. 25, s r IA. s Il IA Of Sec,
&c. T IL N. r - Z.
He names the following witnesses
10 prove his continuous residence up.
on and cultivation Of said land. viz.
Francisco D. Padilla. Of Hot SPRINGS
N. NJ: Cleofes Romero. Of Las We,
gas. N. NJ: Simon Guiana Of Montoya,
N. NJ; Mauricio Lucera, Of Cuervo
N. NJ.
MANUEL R. oTERo, Register
SL65
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-08

H3xa every d. snd n H@aat~F NJ aAxAa
showers arrasFed. s~snsanainx o. ed
anea pa@sapnssaon. TIE Temperature
- tie sssk sss,sxss 90 degrees. or
too degrees y aAs h@a@~ he aarrasl
Tt highest as i. degrees and shs
so~ssa was n aesTssa TIE psE esna-
ags II sansAine - loo.
White Oaks: R0ha a. Tayhar-
The soal h very wss. TIE pr~eeigltasaon
a ihe wssk amounting - Ia inehss
There was considerable ehuag wealth.
q.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-08

averaged about G. rsr cent and show.
ers eFe frequent. amounting 20 ii3
inches. The temps. azure of the week
averaged 90 degrees: the highest WAS
60 degrees and the lowest was Is de-
gress.
Glen: Mrs. Walter Wright - A.
though considerable cioudiness occur.
red We only had . sprinkle Of rain.
The highest temperature was 100 de-.
grees andethe lowest vas 81 degrees.
Hope: II. l. Johnson-The week
has been warm and threatening asn
daily. A. the station. however. only
q trace occurred. but good rains fell
In the adjacent country.
Lake valley: VIM. p. Keil-Tbe
week opened with q shower and part.
iy cloudy weather prevailed. A pretty
good shower occurred On the 3rd.
amounting To 0st inch precipitation
and very heavy rain. with some hail,
occurred eight miles west Of the sta
ton on the goth Of July. Heavy rain
also occurred about six miles east
and southwest during the week. The
total precipitation here was 0!sI inch.
and moisture Is plentiful.
Las Vegas: VIM. curtiss Bailey
Thunder storms continue almost dat
by. and the precipitation Of the week
amounted 10 OF inch. SunShine was
small. averaging about 10 per cent,
and temperatures we're correspond.
ingiy low. the average for the week
being 10 degrees. The highest was
ss degrees and the lowest 90 degrees.
Los Alamos: W. n. Frank. Jr.-
Thunder storms occurred on the Goth,
3oth and 3ist of July and the end oi
August Got were light. the precipi'
tation amounting 10 only 054 inch,
There has been more or less cloud
ness throughout the week. the sun
shine averaging about 50 per cent.
Manuelito: W. A. L. Tara nice.
moist. warm week with several show
ers. One on the LIST amounted to 0.94
inch and another on the End amount
ed to n inch. The wind has been
from the west most OF the time.
Orange: =. NJ. Holmsley-Tem
peratures remain comparatively high
and weather has been dry and pleas
ant. The highest temperature was %
degrees and the lowest was 81 de-,
grees.
Rincon: W. A. Foote--A heavy
rain occurred on the End, amounting
to 1.55 inch and the total for the
week was 1.99 inches. The sunshine
per centage was low and tempera
lures were moderate. The highes'
was. s5 degrees and the lowest wa.
GO degrees.
Rosedale: w. II. Martin-Shower
have continued almost daily. but the
total precipitation for the weel
amounted to only 0.65 inch. Very lit
tie sunshine occurred. the averag,
being about 81 per cent. Rather Low
temperatures also prevailed, the meau
for the week being &C degrees: th,
highest was So degrees and the low
est was 81 degrees.
Roswell: u. 8. Weather Bureau
Very little sunshine occurred. the av
erage being 26 per cent. Shower,
were frequent, amounting to OF
inch. Moderate temperature prevail
ed. the average being IS degrees: tn,
highest was % degrees and the low
est was CO degrees.
Santa Fe: U. 8. Weather Bureau