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The La Jara chronicle., 1906-11-16
THE PRODUCT THAT IS DESTINED TO
MAKE THE San LUIS VALLEY FAMOUS
Prof. H. NJ Cotrel, of the State Agricultural College,
Predicts Wonderful Progress for the Valley and
States That 1t is Sure Become the Productive
Center of America---Fied Peas the Crop

Where hogs are fed alone the esti-
mates are 400 to 500 pounds of
pork per acre of feed.
Most of the peas are raised in
the valley for not to exceed 81 80
per acre for all expenses up to the
time the stock is turned in and
the only expense incurred in feed
ing is to water, salt and herd the
animals-they gather the crop.
Such cheap cost of producing
meat seems incredible to eastern
feeders and the most important
thing to be done to induce stock
men to settle in the valley is to
feed stock and keep accurate ac-
counts of the cost of producing
the feed, the number of animals
fed, losses by death. the area fed.
the weight gained. and of all other
expenses incurred in feeding.
1t ought to be an easy matter
to secure this information this
season with sheep and hogs now
going on feed.
The San Luis valley offers spec
ial advantages in pork production
and | would urge that accurate
information be obtained in regard
to the most practical means of
raising hogs and growing them
until the peas are ready for fatten-
ing the animals.
l believe that baby beef can be
produced very proftably in the
valley. putting calves on full feed
at weaving time aud marketing
them fat in May and June of the
following season. | would recon-
mend that several cars be put on
feed this season and accurate ac-
counts of the feeding operations
be kept.
shall be glad to give every ser
vice | can in developing feeding
work in the valley both in plan
ming the work, in supervising the
feeding and in securing accurate
data.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-11-16

Buy your new fence for years tc
hinge joint, the good galvanizing, tn
that is not too hard nor too soft.
We can show you this fence in
superiority, not only in the roll but
our prices,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

BOARD Of Public Works % report on
cost of municipal ice plant.
Atlantic City. N. D., Even this town
can't stand for the price. Municipal
plant ciamofed iOf.
Now Britain. Conn, Committee re-.
ports faYofably on project fcr a mu.
nlcipal plant
Waterbury. Conn.,. City switches TO
an independent company for its ico
purchases.
IA Crosse. wis. Diairlct attorney
calls for opinion from the attorney
seneral upon which 20 oaso prosocu'
ton.
Mt. Vernon, n. r.. Contract Cor 80.
600 municipal ownership plant let.
Council Bluffa. Ia, --uzens NUT
terins at cent ice and Investigation
demanded.
Des Moines. Grand Jury takes .co
trust testimony.
niddlcford. Mo.. Proposition 70 or
ganizo merchants company 90 fight
irHH.
ioorla Information preparing
charging violation OF state antitrust
law.
Oshkosh. WIS. Appeal 20 aitopc,
general 20 take ac.ion ON increneo Is
price
Jacksonville. Ice trust again &C.
cusod after acQulttal OF alleged mem
hors One OF the .doloudahls this tim,
| is prepared 90 ~ 10 JAZZ 90 permit o
@ test hy haheas corpus.
York, Pa; Prosecutions demanded
Ga.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

New Bedford. Maea. Board OF
Trade, after informal inquiries. de-
cidcd 90 take no action
Taunton Mass; City scaicr inyestl-
eating iCe weights.
Hackcnsack. n. j.. Mass meeting
appointed committee % Jay matter De-.
Ire the county prosecutor. Price D.
20 cents.
schnoctady n. ". council com.
mitioo ramod 20 act against trust.
New Haven City sealer invest.
eating charges Of robbery through
iai1o weight.
Hartford. Conn Court gives state
order permitting Inspection Of Ice
trust books
Lynn MASS. Mayor prClicrs biz aH
slsfancc O. the district attorney De-
looking Into the methods Of Zee deal
Crg.
Worcester, Mass Special e0fi-
miitcc nom TIE council reported al
Ycfsely TO establishing a municipal
/ ice plant. coutendinr that tha loEls
lature can confer the needed author
/ iiy upon the city. Council thereupof
voted that the myor Investigate
whether there "a any unlawful com
hlnntion among the local dealers,
I Dntrohi Mayor announces "a plal
Tor municipal supply for city depart
menis and TO sell tno surplus 10 th'
I be pie
Providence. n, H. Board of Trade
names a special Investigating com
mltice Action By The state govern
ment recommended
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

had parties boring or artoziau water.
al a depth of 40 ioot these parties
had tho misfortune 90 got their arm
fastened and we're compelled 90 aban'
on their contract. They had oncount'
erred water ne gcvtrai points before
reaching that depth, aud at present
the water D. standing at a depth Of
100 feet - tho well. Piping oncases
The well aud SHUT IN first waters
encountered I'M the boring they drsi
went through a layer OF sandstone,
after which s0aDstone. reddish and
slate cOiolred. composed tho iOrma-
tlou. This soapsfono formation made
piping necessary. Mr. Becker iE Ia
correspondence with other partln
now. and he intonde 10 push forward
me work az soon as possible n the
dfil can be- removed from this we'll
be- Will sink 10 % depth OF 1000 feet
or more there; n not successful 10
removing the drill. another well VII
ho bored. with the same intention 81
Eoine 90 a depth cf j 900 feet % waiei
is not encountered before
81 Johns las an ariosiau WE'LL
small. hut stil an artosian flow o
MHNNN AAWM = M|WNN NN WAAN 'f"hfH HH"N
This we'll was bored several years
ago. for }. l.. Hubboli, and is SIN "do
ing business az the Old stand" TIT
water from this we'll flows ont of ihl
| tp OF a pipe four ioot from Tho sur
face Of the ground. q is 10 the val
ley near McintOsn Spring. whici
spring throws out a stream auiicien'
90 supply 81. Johns w,th al the waite
necessary for domestic purposes an.
thousands OF gallons run 90 waste
every year. This spring bursts tortl
from the face Of the meta az Toast iQI
/ feet above the valley Most OF ~
e.od springs on TIA Little Culorad
valley and adjacent country, Ike thI
Mcintosh Spring, are found on highe
ground.
when once the artoslan water Quel
iiun IL solved here. then many Otho
I hard nud ygXlng problems 81 waite
supply for various lines Of bushes
Will nnd an easy solution. ArteHia
water may be had here; bat u WI
take some money and work % BRING
into use. as Il has been The cas-
everyR here
Next ln building of storage reset
ruirs for the conservation uf THIS az
huai flood waters. this development
nf artosian wnter stands in import
sncr Both are possible both ar
highly Important both are wnliin
for some enc tO atcnd 90 their "a
Vpl0umrnt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
KINGSTON, n N. On

shoba Hurst has struck hia proper
gait ria corn crop near Kingston,
says the HiliaburO Advocate, is both
D hc1uty and q joy, being higher Than
the fence and aa even az mown
lawn Zee always knew thar q took
"a preachers son 90 raise good corn and
call hogs intellgonily. sheha should
hn Induced 10 make q corn demon.
slration on the low lands Of the hio
GFando. Land woule double I'M value
in two years under The Hurst method
Ol corn culture The bureau of i'm
dumry and soil culture should Do az
means procure shoha and biz oNperi-
enre Tor the next two years.
The annual corn dance comes or
I'D KINGSTON. Saturday night AuguHi
III. From reports the White Apachea
VIII mostly be- in attendance. This 4
very social affair similar 90 cur
harvest offerings, The pipe 90 peace
plenty and happiness 60 on mankind
.aiil % smoked under the famous
White arrow tree by the prominent
medicine mon. Many from Grant
county are expected, and they VIII
ioln with Sierra county braves in the
Festival oi the season.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
DANGEROUS 70 foot WITH COURT

The Prescott IournalMluer anys
thar for disohoying an injunction U.s.
sued out OF the district court On An-
gust 2. commanding him 10 allow A.
iorney J. n. Wilson and mining eng.'
necrs romn aud Martin 90 make an
expert examination OF the Copper Hlll
mine. John }. jackson. superintendent
OF the Copper Mining syndicate, opee
Hling that property. was yesterday sen
fenced To- serve sixty days IN the com
% tain and 90 pay a fno Of 500.
Glenn Hail ana Emmett f1lKRerHld
two hosting engineers employed al
the camp. wno ON tha instructions ol
Superintendent JACKSON, removed the
throttle from the hosting engine after
be writ was served, were net ad
Judged guilty " contempt, Han escap
ing sduicncc on account ~ his youth
and fitzgerald on account Of deaineAs
d being believed that be ola not an
doratand tae import Of the courts or
der
The al.alr rs the outcome uf SONS
difficulty ri misunders amding belwefI
The management OF the Copper hii
Mining and smelling company and The
directorate 81 the Copper Mining syn
, dlcnte, tho latter. VINO are an posses
sion of the mine, having issued ln
sirCii0ns @ appears. 90 suptrintend
ent Jackson noe 90 allow shy OF enc
representative Or experts OF the for
mer company 90 enter the mine fuI
ihe purpoge of making an examination
of the underground workings
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

graceful style of dancing fef which
} am famous Shortly after our ar-
rival the orchestra APPEARED. "a uHro-
footed native with a Whcc1y accord.
lon. Tho little room quickly n.lcd
WITH people % iell to mY proud loi
ig lfad zoe site of toe nloalla in tlo
FIRST dance. which she informed mo
could BE- anylhlnK J desired. but aho
nfefrrad a ualtx know nothing
ahuui The Spanish Waltf. hui nnluf-
oily avoided saying a0. When che
dulrfnI notes 0f shat accordion amoio
the oYcuiug eif / realized that this
Was new husinr1s q might ho q waltz
that De- was playing bus q sounded
IKE difgp, and wondered 10 q
we're prophetic ont Of rho iai of
my eye ! watched toe mayor and du.
pigaied hla eiahu4ata boU aHd iha
dance was on. TIE llp vas to- step
hlNn. hold your partner close. and
Walk round and round her
We managed 90 SCI ihfulrh with.
oui any catastrophe. and was then
laifpancfd to aonuriin in white.
ana schqiiis0lo was called Th8
ORCHESTRA played exactly che same
tune only with time slightly quick.
enod. ~ ! lod my lady TO the con-
Ter : vas NOT r. little dlamaycd 10
discover that she had forgotten TO-
Wcar shoes Remembering iho un-
eFen floor and my wwn heavy shoes
] had case ~ buck fever nn
thought Of the mhcouiod feet which
Wcre sure 60 follow My warm hair.
"a friend was holding nlnaiioua
aplroo over On tho corner with four
or the pfetiiosi girls. bus ho wasn't
overlooking any part az my perform
ance and was mrtiuE me aware OF
that fact ~ sundfy iataiaf fefafeheaa
80 my graco and agility. hatd 90
cpnicsa ihe number ni mes / npain-
gihed to my partner for irampl.na or
her but u was not "a few.
After each dance the aioaido Ia
ylled us. with ladies Ia tow. 90 Join
him IN a small building near by.
where ho pissed ouf nofy aguadinnia
10 a tin cup. The uiaht was hni. bnt
the liquor was hotter. and li waa EASY
20 see The hnleh OF This dance II one
tried to work the two in combination.
Iuur friend iho mayor was much AIS
lHuaiod af Our nhateminouaacss ana 81
whe dlHlcuit io make him understand
That we meant no reflection on hlm
lof hla liquor On tho plea Of being
Tired we were excused about mid.
might hn the dance ga not stop auiil
me Jus was empty and The stars bad
nod.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
HELD IN WHITE oAKa

The Lincoln County Teachers in-
stltute closed Thursday evening and
Friday occurred the regular examina-
tion for teachers certificates. This
institute waH u busy and interesting
one and nc doubt viii be of great
heaeht to those who attended. The
regret IS that 30 many of the more
experienced ones had dropped out and
not enough noW ones have come to
take their places to supply more than
half Of the schools in the county This
shortage prevails an over the terri.
tory Notwithstanding she greatly im-
proved conditions IA educational lines
during the past ten years. Low
wages and the Indifference OF parents
about sending their children To school
regularly account for this. says the
Outlook. superintendent a. n Aroup
of the nernaiillo county schools and
President y. J Vert OF tae Normal
uniyersiiy az las Vegas were e.-Sng
che visitors
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

'Washinrt1n. August 7.--hli over
United states Mr. Common People
looking round Tor a rocK with viii,
6mlto the Ice Baron. Fifty c.sius
fetdy have taken some sort OF a
Ed toward busting the Ice trust
case OF brutal inRraiitudo when u
Known that the trust iB patornally
sinn everything ID can io ameliurate
y suffering NJ humanity
IN only a few cases has Mr.. q. PEG.
g thrown the dornick These have
ben Indictments in Washington, To
fe. Cleveland and Jacksonville Fla
.hilo On S. Louis and iu Hartford,
3nn., suits have been flied go take
gav the charters 81 Zee companies.
iUlodO only has there been a trial
'WuNing ln conviction jacksonville
after them Tor q second time.
The first and for q long time the
ply defense made By the fee com
Ines aas thai tharo was q shortage
the natural crop This lame ex.
use was expected 90 serve even IN
be yaai territory where natural ice
totally inslgniiicant o. a comino
by.
Now the trusts have changed theil
|ipe. They are whining. They have
lectod 10 play the naby act. Thcii
rokesman discover that Ice has been
Reaper. that d costa more 20 pro
nce ice, that there win be q iaming
the dealers 40 not stint the supply
b The market in some way. that ths
.roi.tg are smaller. end other reasons
~ axe mconvIEclnE gs they arc
ariotchcd.
in The meantime iho wave OF rc
eminent againai cxinriiun has swcp
hc country. Here are the newest On
iancCa of rebellion aga.nsi ice monop
0iy.
You1galown. o.. Ice combine as
'llget voluntarily
Harrisburg, Pa. Council ask
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
CHAMBER or COMMERCE.
ACTIVE AT LAS CRUCES

The new bridge for the Paseo. near
the Barrett place has been CONF
plcind. u ss very substantial
structure and o. twenty three feet
wide. Al the point where this bridge
crosses the Las Cruces aeequiR the
ditch banks are quite high, nercEsi-
iafing a large on Ia order "a oaian.
iish the proper approaches 10 the
bridge Bids fur this work are nov
being received by the chamber Of
commerce.
stepg are salng taken By ne cham
her of commerce l0Okinr tu the send.
ing ni y proper exhibit % the products
Of .he Mesilla valley ores from the
mines OF the Euunty. etc, 60 the AL
buuueruue fair. This "a an Important
matter and the chamber Of commorco
should have the fullest cooperation
Of our citizens in it--Rlo GFande Re-
Hublican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
ST. JOHNS HERALD rs
on OPINION AnTEaIAN

There "a nrioslan water GO be- had
IN che valley OF the Little Colorado
river; fhls remains 90 be- wholly
proven by conditions not get appar.
enl but we are willing now 90 start
oft on the conditions. which partly
prove the ncOry CORRECT that there On
arteslan water here
No Moses mas ever come along and
struck d rock anywhere around here
and cauhed peiluCid atrC me 90 gulh
forth. aud We have very grave doubts
that apch VIII over happen, u Will
iake some money and some work 90
demonstrate that artcgian water "a
waiting hnlsw TIE surface for some en-.
foruylslne persons iu make way ZOE
q % come to light IL d down there
waiting.
While in conversation with Gustav
Becker az 8pungeryiilo. Wu learned
something Of the star, On itis line ~
discovery which "a encouraging So one
who believes arelian Water can 81
bad in ini6 valley ar. Bockog has
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

ouce OF a great body of ore under.
meath. the ore from which extended
upward 10 chutes and irregular form
oiinns. 80 She drift would be- part of
the time in ore and part % the time
IN country rock. Tho shaft where the
new ore body was encountered WAS
also extended from water level down
ward through solid ore. After hnv-
ng penetrated this treasure vault.
which has for ages lain under water,
mtli tho shaft was 100 feet below
water level. another drift was started
and up 10 The last authentic informa-
tion we are able 20 secure. had
niercod through so feet of ore and
the end Is not vet.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

According 90 ihe rroapociOr. the
Tombstone Consolidated Mines oom-
panys Silver Thread property, bolng
drained By tho pumps ut the Great
Con9rai Ehafi, was sunk down io wa
Ter level which Is 600 feet below tho
surface Here a new body ol high
grade ore was encountered tfiqr
penetrating this f0r "a short distance
d arin was started az water ioYol,
which passed. through ore in RHch
formation as 10 demon6lraie TIE proa-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
.l'"'ol" 'S SssSs oo-O RECORD.

Tao Captain News Is authority for
the Abatement that Che Noga Peak
Gold Mining company hiss been
steadily developing iis property To-
Gated ia the NoEal district The
company has been driving a tunnel
and stalking a SHAFT. employing one
shif sin the shaft and two Ia ihe
tunnel IN the tunnel. which la ~
.il1 feet an la-inch lead has been
cut The ore pans exceedingly we'll,
and has an n6nay value of about $50
neg ton. gold The shaft U.s. doWn 90
feet on the same lead. and also pans,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
IT WERE WELL THAT
iT WE'RE DONE QUICKLY.

While nothing as sea has naeu done
about opening the local on h0ids. says
tho Gallup Republican. q IS reported
that the parties who have the matter
Ia hand are keeping in touch with the
eastern people who have looked over
the fields and were satisfied that
there q a Gov OF on to be had IN thla
dlnncl Il O. now expected that theer
WIN be something doing in thla line
On Mckinley county before long. The
quicker the better
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
RIGHT KIND or SETTLERS
TO BENEFIT COUNTRY.

According 10 the Estancla News
william Loaihors. who took q claim
i've miles vest Of that town the wook
before. announces elsewhere On this
paper that he Is ready 90 dis wells
al the rate Of 60 cents per ioot. lie
had lots OF experience In dlrRlng min
lng shafts ln tho east and undor-
stands Ms business But the strong
est point IN favor OF such immigrants
A. Mr.. feathers. and for tho country
IN which they settle, Is the rapldiiy
with which they get ready for bust
meas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
SANTA FE OFFICIAL
SAYS ALBUQUERQUE
viii Get g25o.0o0 for Shop ESpendl.
turca-iutcrvicwed Of san
Bernurdinc

Second Vice President j ~ KEN
irir'a of the Snnfn BE-. with his
party Including General Counsel
Walker ID. Hines. General Manager
~. n, Hurley and General auperin-
ieudcnt ~ ,. Parker Oi lhe Santa Fc
lines. together with superintendent of
Machinery Alfred Lowell. Master Mo~
chanic Dury. General Si0rekcauer
Rice Mechanical superintendent g
~ TaYlo. nud the division aud c0aEf
auporinlendeBta viii arrive im ibis
.cliy Thursday Afternoon loaying
hnrsiow at , o'clock
The party has beon looking over
the general situation in Albuquerque
and an alOng the limo from Chicago.
The Santa Pc has ordered the "a.
pondliufo % many millions for thc
Improvement Of o. shops and me-
chanieNl service. aH well al lls lines,
and q is 90 review the allowance
made Oh The different budgets thai
fhls party of officials s lourueyinr
westward incai official asked
what influence the reported cXnnnd
lures 0f $3.50. 600 90 ihe shops az Az.
hunuorquo would hRVe on thO local
Expenditure. said.
There could Do no harm from such
on expenditure aH Gar as San Bernar-
dino is concerned Tho iocnl budget
"A made out and thore o. no Intention
.of withdrawing penny n % only
io Keep abreast Of ihe demands oi
the times that ihe Santa BE company
hae decided to make these wholesale
expenditures. hut there could hn no
Capitalization of the ehop forces at
Albuquerque San Bernardlno ln-
dox
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Several of our farmers. says che
News. have had good success this
spring On growing Irish potatoes, not
withaiaudlng the Impression that
they cannot be grown Ia the valley
The best samples We have seen are
from the mach Of a. W. Lentg. souih-
west of town, and weigh eight ounces
each. he has almost an acre ln poe
taioeg. ana those have been Furnish
ms bis family with now spuds FOR
more than a month past N given amy
Kind Of care potatoes can hc made q
paying proposition IN the valley
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

William VlHncr. Mrs. Wiener ana
Mr Carpcatef. who have boon ont
urospcallng returned Monday from
ihclr trlp. They prospecied mo
cOuntry near Cailontl some distance
to ne aoMh of Gallup, says The he-
publican. At point seven mies
from iho mountain called ttc Moun-
tain of C0ld. they iocnted several
riaims. on which there are
fws we'll defined lodges of mineral
hsarlna quartz and tale. ~ Nisnef
brought several samples % che ore
homo wth him ana y appearances 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Joplin, NO, Ang 9-Tho SUMMER
loefolllng of ihe Southeastern Mla.
eopri district ~ the Modem Woodmen
~ America 30 being held here ioday
The event is of Considerable Import
ance and the hliendance o. unusually
larBo. Tao Southwestern Missouri
district comprises anoai lhiuydFe
eonnliea uith a mnmborahin 0f more
innn 10000 members More than
twenty thousand visitors have been
aiiIacipl OBJ tho iogroliinn ana the
hein'g afo OFefcruNdea beyond tdoir
reeu'ar eapac'lY Valaahin prices WIN
d awarded 'n the annual lonf0liing
fo1lfst
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
WILL RAISE BOTH

A1k9 ANU NAaF = ~ ~
Eu.tcd states Attorney LieWellyn
ana Engineer u. 3D. Carter % the
geological survey spent several days
'on ihe parchn. below the lower box,
Says the Hiilfboro Advocate. Some
SAY they we're merely fishing. others
that there Is o project on foot 10 put
in large pumping plant 20 supply
two colossal entorprlses--one 90 re-
claim several thousand acres OF land
lylnF bctweon that point and the Rio
Grande. the other. 20 throw water on
tn She vast area OF placer ground %
the westward, where millions of vlr-
Gin gold lies undlsturhod. a project
that can raise gold at one end Of the
roiUs and alfalfa az the other Az cor-
fsiniy worthy Of moro tnan ordinary
Consideration
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
EVERYBODY is SORE ON THE ICE TRUST

1mARKAnLE WAVE oF RESENT.
NENr At ExToRTioN SWEEPS
ovER THE UNITED eTATEe--
vUlNRAnLE SPOT eouoHT--
'icE BhRoNs CHANCE THEIR
peas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Ice q luxury. not n sccosaiiy.
Prices not exiufilcuaie.
Cost OF manufactura Increased.
Natural crop short.
Past losses
Higher prices prevent waste.
80 conspiracy Involved.
Are selling nt a loss.
Could ask even more for Ice
Higher prices less than fhortRg,
warrants.
Prices not as much higher a
claimed.
Zee has been hlRhcr
Creating fictitious famine.
Conspiracy.
Discrimination
Giving short weight
Unlawful combination.
Refusing to sell nt fair price
Failing 90 i've uD io chartora
Raising the price repeatedly.
Boycottng individual consumer
Restraining trade.
Muictlng the poor especially.
Holding up the suppl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
eArrLG RusTLERs Az

WORK NEAR GALLUP.
W. ~ Irvine has driven al the
tpes On bis rancn 30 the range not
'ar from Fori Wiaratc. he was
bbliged TO mcgo his stock because Of
nc cattle rustloFa, better known as
1aiilcs thieves. who have for some
imc been stealing from Bis herd.
about oue-tenth OF the Irvine cattle
M0vcd. which was "a serious loss ca
'iho owner Tho thieves drove some
of tue cattle into Arlz0nn whore
'they were Hold az beef