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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01
.ClTY'S ACCOUNTS ARE
. IN FIRST CLASS SHAPE
finance Committee Receives Grail.
flying Report From audit
Ing Expert.
5LO DEBT TO RAILWAY 10 Be PhID
Resolution Adopted Recommending
Appropriation Of $l,799.6a, to Cover
claim-No Bids for Street Improve
ment Donds-TOo Many Lunacy
Commissions are Being Held.

worry gratifying report was re-
ccivcG lY the finance committee or
the city council last night from Spc-
clal Accountant W, f. II. Enos, who
was engaged by the committee
several weeks ago to audi, the books
% City Auditor John w Read and
City Treasurer james NJ Curtis The
accountant reported that he found
the offices and books of both officials
In very satisfactory condition ana
that the manner IN which they were
kept was deserving of the commonda.
Ton OF the finance committee.
Inc old subject Of the appointment
oil lnhacy commissions was discussed
ut longth by the committees, all OF the
members being luminous i'm the be
llel that TOO many commissions are
being appointed. 1t WAS finally dccid-
ed TO request Police Justice J. ID. G..
Brown TO appear before the commit
tee nj the next meeting for he pul.
pose of cnlisting his cooperation in
reducing the number of these com
missions.
Old Debt to Be Paid.
After somewhat lengthy discus.
sion, the committee recommended n
resolution to the council apptopriat-
ins $i79oGi to cover the amount OF
bill which tho city has Been owing
tho Newport News Il OLD Point Rail.
way 4 Electric Company for over two
years.
Mr. Il. Nj. BraXton, attorney for the
railway company, also requested that
Sidi.2o, which has been paid the city
by his company in taxes on it's roll
lng stock, be refunded the company.
The Supreme Court of the state re-
Gently held that taxes ION the rolling
lslock OF the railway line should be
Inid to Elizabeth City county ana the
company wants to turn the amount
of taxes paid this city over to that
county.
No Bids for Bonds.
Tho committee received no bids on
the 100000 permanent street i'm
provemcnt bonds, proposals for which
We're to have been opened Yesterday
The committee cfcrred the mat
ter Of paying bond premiums OF city
officials to the council with the
recommendation that the officials be
requested TO pay their own premiums
In the future.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01
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Die Licbc TNssc Club viii be on.
teltnlncd by Mrs. l.. w. Dan5cnbnkcr
at her home. 3la Forty.ninth street
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Blanchc Parsley has returned
to her home in Wilmington, n. c..
after spending several weeks with
MISS Mamie G. Reynolds on West
ivenue.
Mrs. Louis Loeb left Sunday for
PhAhdclphia. whore she will spend Il
week with relatives.
Miss Minnie O'Donncll has >gonc TO
almond, where she Will make her
h'Aie in the future. Her mother,
MA. j. j. ODonncll, and sister Miss
Flossic. will also go to Richmond this
week
Miss Virginia Darlington has re-
turned to South Boston after "A visit
to Miss Nannic G. Reynolds in the
city.
Mr. r. N. Anderson, of Durham. n.
c., is the guest OF his brother. Mr..
j. NJ. Anderson, CIT Twcnty-ninth
street.
Mr.. Cha'le Proctor loft YESTERDAY
TO- Marian, y. c., whore he viii
spend tie winter
Mrs. l.. h. Manvillc ana her daugh
ter, Miss Anna, will leave tonight fol
Washington, whore Miss ManviEc
VIII enter the National PAX Semi
nary.
Miss Louise Walden will return
rome today from Washington, where
she has been visiting friends.
Mr.. benjamin S. Jones, OF Luncn.
burg county. is visiting his brother.
Dr. Clarence Porter Jones, mt his
nome on Thirtysccond street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01

"My dear old mother who is now
eighty-thrcc Years old thrivcs on
Electric Rittcrs." writes w b. Brnn
son, OF Dnllin. Ga. "Shc has taken
them for about two years anu onjovs
an excellent annette. feels stionr
hn' sleeps we'll That's the wav
lc'ect'lc Bittcrs affect the aged. aud
the same harpyS results follow in all
cases Of female weakness AMI general
iebiliiy. Weak puny children too
nrf Greatly strengthened bv thom
Guaranteed aleo for stomach, liver and
kidney troubles. by all Druggists. soc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01
Col. Stern Submits Report Upon
Huntington Rifles Without
Recommendation.
GOOD ATTENDANCE FOR INSPECTION
ThIrty-four onlccrs and Men Report
cd, But Appearance Of Company
Was No, Particularly Fine-Reor-
uanlzatIon Expected In Case the
Body Is No, Disbandcd.

Il will moi recommend to the ad-
jntnnt general that this company be
dlsbnndod. The facts contained in
my report OF tho inspection to the
udjutant general will speak for them
selves"
This statement was made by Lieu
tenant Colonel Jo Lane stem, assis.
tant Inspector general Virginia Vol
untccrs, after his inspection of the
Huntington Rifles. Company G, Seven
y-frst Virginia Regiment, National
Guard. In the himory last night. In re-
ply 20 II question from n Daily Press
reporter whether or not he would
recommend the disarmament of the
Rifles.
At this time 1t cannot he said
whether or not the company passed
the inspection, MS that matter has to
10 passed upon by Adjutant General
Anderson ana Governor Swanson. M.
er they receive Col. Storms report
II 10 known, however. that the com
pany did not mako n particularly
good showing last night, as several
OF the men were half equipped and
bunglcs In drilling were made during
tho inspection
Not Fault of Men.
Thc failure of the mon to he prop
erly equipped was not the fault OF
tha men, however. as part of their
equipment is locked up in room the
key to which is In The possession of
Captain Clinton G. Moore who sud.
denly disappeared about two weeks
ago, AMI who has not since been
heard from by the officers OF the
company.
Iho number OF men that turned
out for the inspection was a sunrise
10 all. there being 80 mon and two
o'tlccrs In line. when the inspection
ncsan, One other private was prcs
emit hut was not In uniform. If Ind
beon generally believed that NOT moro
than 20 men ana officers would he
on hani Tor this inspection, as there
mas hecn considerable dissatisfaction
amcng the men over the manner in
which the affairs of the company
have lcen conducted.
Talk of Reorganization.
y is believed by many that the
company, II II is not disbandcd will
reotEanizc ana will soon be In good
running shape again. There hns been
some talk of clccting Captain II. D.
wilkins, who was formerly CAPTAIN
or tho command. TO his old position
when Captain Wilkins was In charge.
me company was in good condition
ana mad a membership of over so
nose VINO went TO the armory las
night expecting revelations ~ n SON.
sational or startling nature. were
disappointed. Col Stern was not nc,
companicd hv any of the officers
OF either this regiment or of the
state aud AS soon as the inspection
was finished the men were dismissed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01
SLEEP FOR BABIES
Rest for Mothers.

Instant relief and refreshing sleep for
skin-tortnrcd babies. and rest for tired.
frcttcd mothers. III warm baths with
Cuticlra Soap and gentle anontings
with Cuticura Ointment the great skin
cure, and purcst OF cmollicnts.
cuicum Soap (25c). cutlcrra Ointment tsoc),
and Iuticuga litHolvcnt tJOcl. Ia the form o..
Chocolate Coated Pills 25c. per Vial VI col Sold
throughout The world Potter Drug & Chem Corp
Sole Props. Itcston. Mass.
CT Mai.cL Fee Cu,itufa BOOK on skin Diseases.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01

Joseph Jefferson, .Ir., and William,
W. Jefferson will present Shcr!dan's
l'ne o'd classic. The Rivals" at the
Academy on Thursday night.
The Jeffcrsons' name and FAME ar.
tnseparabiy linked with Shcrlaan's
comedy. whose chief figure are The
most delicious and satisfying of stage
creations.
william w. as Bob Aces is war
mer hearted and moro charmingly
yam and swaggery than 1t ever was;
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01

Joseph, MS "sir LucIus o'Trieger .
is rcpchting the success his impcr.
sohations won years ago when he
succeeded the late w. j. Florence.
ne sumo ting company includes
Theodore Hamilton. Leopold Lane.
Richard Lyle, Roger Burnhnm.
blanche Bender Robe. Ia Brennan ana
Loretta Wells
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01
MR.. HUBBARD COMMISSIONER.
Appointed BY Judne TYLER to Succeed
c. H. Burnham.

Mr.. Charles c. Hubbard was an.
pointed commissioner oG the revenue
Tor warwick county by Judge Tyler
yesterday to succeed the incumbent,
Mr.. {. IL. l3urnham. whose term of
Office expires on January 1
MI Burnham was elected to the
Office mt q general election In tho
county two years ago, hut since then
The Legislature has taken the cleo
tion OF tho commissioners of the rcvc.
nue. i'll counties and cities ont OF the
hnnds OF tho people and made the
olticc an appointlvc one hy the judges
IF the Corporation and Circuit Court
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01
EIGHTEENTH ANNIVERSARY.
First PRESBYTERIAN Church Sunday
School Holds Celebration.

School Holds Celebration.
The Sunday school of the First
Presbyterian church celebrated It's
eighteenth anniversary at tho church
at o'clock Sunday evening with snc-
cial exercises. The address of the
occasion was delivered by Rev. c.
p Bishop, ID. D.. of Williamsburg. ana
there was special music by the choir.
This Sunday school has had n rapid
growth during the past ten years and
NJ this time there are 500 pupils en-
rolled in all Of the various grades aud
lcpartmcniS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01
Sallorn, licin Gnild

The Sailors Help Guild will NEE,
~ the Sailors Rest this afternoon
o'clock. As this VIII bc the
lirHl meeting Of The fall. large at.
tendance of members Is expected.
plans To- tho winters work VIII be
discussed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
" THEATRICAL 81
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Holy City" drama founded
mon The biblical story of John the
baptist. Will be the attraction ut the
Academy of Music tonight
rue production this year is said TO
be better than over before
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01

leg was pccled from the knee, my foot
was likc q hiecc 'of raw flesh, and had
to walk on crutchcs. bought n calxe
OF Cuticura soap. a box of Cuticnra
Ointment. and n bottle of Cuticnra
pills. After the first two treatments
the swelling went down. and in two
months my leg was cured and the new
skin came on. Tho doctor could not
believe his own Dyes when lie saw that
Cuticura had cured me and said that
he would use it Tor his own patients.
l used two cakes Of Cuticura Soap,
three boxes of Ointment. and five bot
ties OF Rcsolvcnt, and / have now been
cured over seven ycara. and but for
tho Cuticura Remedies ! might havc
lost my life. l have lots Of grand
children. and they are frequent users
of Cutcura. and ] always recommend
it to the many people whom my 3usi-
ness brings To my house every day.
Mrs. JcanBaptistc Rcnaud. clairvoy-
ant, 277, Montana St, Montreal. Que.
Feb. 20, 1907"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01
SUFFERED WITH
ECZEMA 20 YEARS
Limb Peeled and Foot Was Like
Raw Flesh-Had 10 Use Clutches,
and Doctors Thought Amputation
Necessary - Montreal Woman
Writes Of Cure Seven Years Ago.
BELIEVES LIFE SAVED
BY CUTlCURA REMEDIES

81 have been treated by doctors for
twenty-five years for bad case Of
eczcmn on my leg. They did thoir best.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01
MANY PEOPLE

Want 10 sell Real Es-
tate, and some have
great bargains. Why
don't we buy thcm?.
Well, we can't buy
them all; we want
our clients to take
some of them. Please
allow lis to show you
what VIC have paying
from s to ~ per cent.
net.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01

" VfTI VTIVII III0I,
hut failed to euro it.
My doctor had adj
Viscd me to have my
leg cut OF. but l
said | would try tho
Cutlclira Remedies
first. He said, Try
them If you like, but
! do not think they
will do any good"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-01

Die Iicbc 1Nssc Club will he on.
tellnlncd by Mrs. l.. w. Danzcnbnkcr
at her home. BIZ Forty.ninth street.
Thursday afternoon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-06

termination Of the federal admtnistra-
ton 10 push the pursuit Of corpora
ions with undated vigor. from the
standpoint of capital. great influence
has been attributed to this course in
causing the deadlock in seeking new
capital for enterprises. Reports from
the interior arc of a sustained demand
for money. which Is likely to increase
al an early date with the beginning
of the marketing of the crops. Traffic
officials OF the railroads report tine
merchandise movement wei kept up.
A number ofihet earnings Of railroads
for June were reported during the
day and some of the stocks or the
companies suffered sharp declines. Ia
general, the expansion of Operating
expenses continues so great az 70 eheot
the net showing u~nfavorably- ftepolts
of a threatened miners strike IN the
Pennsylvania GAL regions were a MI
nor factor of depression. The laboN
situation in the Lake Superior region
was said to De working out sa~ttsfactor-
ily and a point was made Of the largo
part played by the plans for a new
steel rail in the falling off Of July
orders OF the United States Steel cor
poration. The stock weakened late ~
the day and renewed the weakness IN
the general list after some recoVery
from the first decline had ncen az
fected. Last prices were the lowest OF
the day. losses running between three
and four points for Union PACING
Northern Pacific. ST. Paul. Reading
and American Smelling and ! TO 3
point in the active list generally. The
bond market was more actively easy
today and declines were general In the
issues that usually figure in the day
Closing stocks:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-06
DEAD IN
HIS DAUGHTERS
A R N s
Aged Mexican Fruit PeddIer
Falls at Feet of His Children
When Heart Stops It's Work,

I'm sick. Carlos gasped Ysidro
Lopez, az he staggered into thc hot
tamale wagon owned 10y carlos Loo
peg, his son. az South First street and
silver avenue, atN11:4O O'Clock last
night. g.
!, Catlos1Lopez was sitting on one side
Of the tamale wagon, an BID street
car. with his wife on the other side.
As they started to rise. the old man
fell into the Ian OF Mrs. Lopez. dead.
The screams of the WOma and her
husband attracted "a good sized crowd
Co the tamale wagon. among whom
Mas r. T.. Purdy. general agent of the
santa re. who took one look at the
old Mexican and said ne was dead.
Asidro Lopez, the dead mar. was
about 81 years Of age. lie came to
Albuquerque two years ago from
Mexico with his son and daughter-in-
law. While his son and daughter-in-
law started "A tamale and chill wagon,
ne peddJed fruit.
Carlos Lopcl. the son. said this
morning hat his father had been
complaining OF his heart ever since
coming 10 Albuquerque. and ne be
iieves that the high attitude here
weakened tho organ. cauSiug death
The body was taken 60 BORDERS
mOrgue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-06
FINANCE ANO COMMERCE

New York. Aug. THE dullnc=s Of
the stock market was greatly iutenst-
fled to day This proved to be the
principal effect uf the news depart
ments whlph the market had 90 Fac
thi- morning. although there was
some active selling 40 the opening
based on them. and at the closing
influence from the weakness % United
States steel when Do decline be-
came precipitute. There followed lt-
fit disposition ta support the market
just ai first and the break in prices
DOB consequence. was sharp The vol
ume Of the selling proved light and
after this s~pasruoiic price read1ust-
ment appeaFd and some subsequent
recovery. Although the leVNing ~
maximum uCuaitirs in thV standard
Ou e1mpauNscnnVfrtio ID relating
had been discussed us a. possibility aud
had nEurtd ln The speculation on FRI
dnN. THE actual senfemce 80 the court
was not known on Wall 80 Saturday
in time tn afford Opportunity Tor
market operations based or o. p
sentimental effect uf fhe Incident was
Increased hF the publication Monday
nf fhe report ~ the commissioner %
corporations a~rrzlcning p standard
on company fur g. business methods
and Hs c~xurhifnnt profits b effect
was fs rrNits ths conviction OF fhe de-
80
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-06
A Square Deal

Is assured YOU when You buy pa. pieree's
family medicines for an the ingredi-
ents entering into them are printed ou
the bottle wrappers aud their formulas
are attestcd under oath as being complete
and correct You know just hat you are
paying for and that the ingredients are
gathered from Mature laboratory. briug
selected from the most valuable native
medicinal roots found growing in our
American fores9 ued hile potent 10 cure
are perfectly harmless vsn 70 the most
delicate womNSSJThildFcrE NoLa drop
LLIlg ald -QrescUIVIE- WlIInI
pulaLlles uscdm Ihem. VIZ Lnuul lulIr
reIned KLyce1ne THIS agent possesses
Intrinsic medIclIIl properties of rs v %.
being a most valuable untisrp tIc and anti
fprmcnt nutritiNc o. soothing urmuI-
CENT
Glyctrine plays an important part Zoo
Dr. lIrrce's Golden Medical Discovery jon
The cur IT indigestion. dyspepsia aud
usssk stdmarh. attended by ~0ur t..Iug~,
heartburn. foul breath, rnltod tongue.
Trror appetite. gnaNing feeling Boz stOm-
arh. hIIluusness aud Kindred drraHge-
meuts OF thg stomach. liver and bowels
besides curing ul The above distressing
ailments. the Golden Medical Discovery
q. "a specific Tor all diseases ui tht muclus
membranes as rutarrh. whether 90 thc
NASAL ut~sagrs OF 90 the stomach. howel-
0r faiVic organs. Even ln its lucrative
stages 10 will yield % This Sovereign ran-
nIt N Its use De- p%or~aNtred N. luthrlulc
l.Iurrh of the Nasal passages 10 ls veil.
taking the rLuIten Medical Dis
-..UrH Tor the necessary constitutional
t0rafIent o. cleanse tlc passages re
Hr three times q daY with Nr ~awp's
rob Remedy. TIL, thorough course
q. tratmeut generally cures the Nnrst
.UIehs and hnareerrss caused hT hran-
.uUHaf and luug aNnHUnue HhHHnf rfu-
n ln it~ ads Hnltad sfaE- fhr 7tsuidcu
$3.50 ~ nla1HVeN D. e. ut-f fniriruf uHm-
OBJ. "HUialiN Del fhnsC obstinate haneafu
ausru rs lrritafHHn ard nonEe-fIau 90
. HhIal murHur mruhfauiH Nlr DIS
Is nuf - nsi CO. aruff nHuchs ans-
IHHm sulnrn nHla~ nur must N Del enc
In cure u-r~rwtufnH iu Ifs HNFanreI
90 mfnfrinn wNi % fhaf huf ff an
E UHsfiuafr rhn.nIr wuHrh@ uhHh III nar-
On ~ Hr hanif treated dad uu nHnusumu
ln stne ts 81 ualiclut Aat rem d. talrn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-06
FORESTERS SECURE
A NEW POST OFFICE
New Onicr OF Kemp Created In the
Sandin~. North ot the Niiiagc nj
t~arIentrr.

Postmaster r. W Hopkins has re-
ccived word from the p.Stunce de-
partmcnt that "a ~postnfnue Us to be es-
tIhlishcd at sun A|utuuito, "a little
hamlet north Of Carpenter. IN the
SIudia mountains Co Dee called Kemp.
While tle ran hers and residents
of that vicinity have been working
for some months to secure q postof-
uce there. the credit Of inducing the
pUstuffico department Go create
Kemp nffice is due Geo thc efforts OF
the forest service officials
The new office viii bee opened with
in the next few weeks. and all mail
Intended for thai vicinity and the for
est service ut that point will be for
Nurded Co Kemp instead ~ to Ahu-
uucrque ~ at present
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-06

Chicago. Aug. 5.-The wheat mar
ket opened weak because Os favorable
weather in the northwest for the
growing crop. Within the hrst NJ
teen minutes of trading prices adj
IVanced moderately in sympathy with
q sharp upturn in oats. but the
stronger tone SOC gave way TO re-
newed weakness which endured Tor
the remainder Of the session. The
heavy tone was due largely TO the rap
idly increasing receipts Of new wheat.
although a severe slump in oats ad-
ded to the weakness. September
opened &c to nc lower at 9lMc 10
advanced to 92h a. sc, ana
then declined to 90Ac. The close was
.at qIm1 Ac. The corn market was
strong early in the day but later prices
eased off and h greater part OF the
gain was lost. Continued light re-
ceipts and small contract stocks rem
dered the market sensitive. The break
in oats brought out liberal realizing
sales during the last half of h ses-
sion. The market closed steady. sep
tember opened unchanged to sc
at 54%c to So &c. advanced to 53%c G.
and closed at 55d X a Ac. Intense ex-
element marked the opening Of the
oats market and the first prices
showed sharp advances. Before trad
ing commenced the pit WAS overflow
ing with traders and brokers who had
orders to buy at the market price
The filling Of these orders sent prices
up more than one cent above the close
of Saturday. The buying was led by
a number Of bulls who have been CIV
ing the market active support during
the last few weeks. The market be-
came very weak late In the day on
profit taking sales and closed weak
although prices were a trifle above the
close ~ saturday. September oats
oprred &c to q a &c higher at
|44hc to 44%c, advanced to 45Ac ana
then declined TO 43iAc. The close was
ar AAc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-06
EMPIRE IN
SAN JUAN TO
TO OPENED
ACRES OPEN FOR
SETTLEMENT NEXT MONTH
Already Under Con-.
s~tTucti0n Which VIII Re-
claim More Than 10000
Acres-SanJ Juan Notes
fsp.elaI cerre.ponarnee MornInE JoarnalI

Especial Correspondence Morning Journal
Aztec, IS. NJ. AuR 3.-The opening
H. settlement of 10000 acres ~ land.
previously Withdrawn by the United
states reclamation service on the LII
Plata scheme. in san Juan county.
VIII occur september 3 The plac-
Ing Of this fine body ~ land upon the
market again has attracted the atten-
ton Of many hOmeseekers. and the
further fact that three bitches are
nov surveyed and projected 10 cover
a great deal Of this land Is adding TO
the Interest. These bitches are the
Illinois ditch. an extension of a ditch
already constructed; the left branch
Of the Eden canal. Land and Power
company ditch the Turkey survey,
now being run for Chicago parties
In the aggregate these bitches are
estimated 60 cover oyer 40, GOO acres
Of rich land, tributary 10 Aztec and
Pennington.
by the terms Of the government
advertisement ordering these lands re.
stored 10 public entry. settlement MAY
be made on and after September 3.
1897. but the lands Will not be open
10 filing until october 2. There will
be a rush for this land, and IL will
require "a strict Observance ~ the
land laws to enable locators TO OBJ
tain II.
Blessed with an unlimited water
supply, rich soil, equablo climate and
good markets. san Juan county lands
are like money in the bank every
year, There Is room here for many
Industrious citizens.
J. =. Mullenix, for six years one Of
this county's substantial citizens, died
at this place this week. He owned
"A fine ranch on La Plata lie came
here from Salida. Colo, and first went
To COLORADO in 1879
The apple crop this year IN San
Juan county is showing up better
than early indications promised, The
fruitnwil be ~ larger size than for
merry, and the thorough spraying as
suros worthless apples. Peaches are
not So plentiful, but are commencing
10 ripcn
More berries than ever win be
planted the coming year by our fruit
growers. Prices were so high this
year and the demand 50 far exceeded
the supply hat our citizens see an
opportunity which they Will not be
slow 10 grasp.
At the meeting Of the Aztec farm
ers' institute on August 6, plans for
advertising San Juan county at the
coming fairs this tall Ia Albuquerque
and other places will be discussed
with a good fruit crop In this year Of
general fruit failure Juan county
has IA chance 10 emphasize her adYan-
tages as a fruit country
Granville Pendlcton returned this
week from the hearing Of his disbar-
ment ease at santa ZEE. The modest
Judge refused to talk for publication
further than 10 say that he would APP
peal the ease to Washington. inas-
much as the aforesaid case has not
yet been decided there are those
mean enough 90 |insinuato that the
Judge does not anticipate a decision
favorable 10 himself.