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Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Townsend of
Aztec departed today on vacation
trip to Elmira, N. ", and other points.
Their son, Fred Townsend, the Aztec
merchant, returned home this morn
ing.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-18

c. S. Warner, who some years ago
was the genial baggage master of tn,
d. 4 r. G. in this city, came dowr
from Gladstone this morning. He Wen
on to Pueblo where he expects to ge
into business.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-18

T. C. Graden who came in from
Oxford last evening reported credit.
able attendance at the institute, in
spite of the fact that the irrigating
season is now on and the farmers are
all pretty busy.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-15
Chlcago Board OF Trade.

Chicago, July 14.-Profit taking on
a large scale caused weakness today IN
the grain and provision market on the
local exchange. The holding products
were especially heavy and closed at
net declines of 277s to 29 cents the
greater loss being sustained by pork.
Wheat for September delivery closed
u lower. Corn was down Y and ots
were off u.
September wheat opened u az to
%@1s lower at 91A to 81 II. sold up
to 92h and declined to 90ss. The
close was at 81 q a n.
Corn sentiment was bearish all day.
owing to ideal weather for the crop.
The close was weak at the lowest
point. September opened 4 a Y low
err at "a to TAN, sold at 74h and
closed at "A cents.
Cool weather in the northwest had
weakening effect on oats except on
July delivery which was independently
firm owing to active covering by
shorts. September oats opened Y a u
lower at 43k TO 4S%. sold between
43k and 43% and closed at 4S$.
Provisions were weak during the
entire session. September pork ranged
between $15,S2h and $16.6O and clos
ed at $15.S2h a 1885, a loss of S7ls
@90 cents. Lard sold between 1888
and $3.50 and closed at a net loss OF
27h cents at $9.37h. Ribs closed at
loss of 81 to 40 cents at $3.50
8.77h.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-15
MARKET ACTIVE AND
STRONGER
Demand For Staple Woods in
Boston Helps Along Other
Grades According to Brad
streets Review.

Concerning conditions in the Bos-
ton wool market. Bradstreet's Review
says;
The Boston wool market has been
active and stronger during the past
week, the demand for staple woods
continuing very active and helping
other grades. Manufacturers are dis
posed to anticipate their needs in
staple wools. and fair amount OF
business has been done in clothing
woods, though they are relatively more
quiet than staples, Fleeces have been
particularly active at higher prices
there having been sales of several hun
dred thousand pounds of delaine and
staple fieeees at 26@27 cents for un-
washed delaine and 34@35 cents for
washed delaine. About 10000 pounds
Of Ohio quarter blood heeces sold al
.24h cents. There were the early
bought wools, and show a profit, but
the woods bought later will have tC
be sold at an advance on these prices
There has been fair movement ir
the new territory wools. fine medium
Utah selling at 15h cents, Oregon
staple at 1S@19 cents, medium Utah
at IS cents and fine staple territory
at 20 cents Foreign woods are quiet
The end of the season in the west is II
sight though there is still some WOO
in the hands of the powers in Idaho
Wyoming and Oregon, but the choice
clips have been hold Montana is yer!
active, with prices advancing. recen
sales having been at 1901 cents, ant
in some cases at II V @1S cents. thes,
prices being higher than the dealer
were willing to pay earlier in the sea
son. Values are also higher in tn,
fleece wool sections, 80 cents being al
average for washed Ohio, with 2302
cents for unwashed on the ears
Michigan woods have not been as ac
tive as Ohio and Pennsylvania. owini
to smaller percentage of staple. TIL
Antwerp sales this week were at /,
per cent higher prices, and London /
expected to open July IA very strong
but the offerings suitable for thi
country will be small.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-15


Notice for precinct primaries shall
be given at least FIVE days In advance
of holding the same.
County conventions shall he called
by the county chairman except in such
counties as have no county chairman
in which case a member of the terri
torial committee of such county shall
make the call hereunder, provided,
that In the county OF Bernalillo the
call for the county convention and
rules regulating and governing the
procedure and method of conducting
the primaries In the said county Of
Bernalillo shall be called and made
by a commission composed OF three
electors of said county of Bernalillo
to be selected in accordance with a
resolution adopted by the republican
executive committee at Albuquerque,
N. NJ. July 10th. 1908,
All county conventions shall be held
not later than August 18th. 1908, and
the chairmen of the several county
committees are requested to promptly
advise the undersigned or the secre-
tary of the committee the names of
the delegates selected at such county
conventions in order that the same
may be entered upon the temporary
roll.
Proxies for delegates will not be
recognized except when held by per-
sons residents of the county from
which such delegates may have been
selected.
Delegates to the territorial conven-
tion heretofore elected by the county
conventions of the counties of Sierra
and Roosevelt will be recognized and
no additional convention shall be held
In such counties hereunder.
Legislative Nominations.
In all legislative districts composed
Of three counties or more the join
membership of the delegates selected
here under from the counties of said
legislative districts shall meet and as
semble not later than the goth day OF
August at Santa Fe. ~ NJ, and hold
district conventions for the purpose Of
nominating legislative candidates, pro
vided that said legislative nominations
may be made as soon as practicable
after the adjournment OF, the territor-
lal convention at which meeting all Of
the counties Of said legislative districts
shall be given opportunity to be pres
ent and participate.
BY order of the territorial commit
tee. II. O. BURSUM.
Chairman.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-15
GOOD PROGRESS ON
UNIVERSITY
HILL ROAD
Work in Charge of Expert
Promises to Be One of Best
Specimens Of Highway in
Southwest,

The work of lowering the grade OF
East Central avenue in the vicinity of
University hill is progressing rapidly
under the supervision of ]. M. Bloom,
the civil engineer, who has charge OF
the work under the direction of Road
Commissioner w. II. Gillenwater. Mr..
Bloom is a road builder of much ex-
perience, and 1t is safe to say that
after he has completed the road. Il
will be one of the finest specimens
of scientific road building In the
southwest. The length of road under
construction Is nearly four city blocks
and the width is eighty feet. A uni
form grade of three and fifteen hum
dredths per cent is being adhered TO.
The material used in constructing the
road Is macadam, which Is manufac-
tured with about twenty-five per cent
crushed stone. Of which there is a
good supply being taken from the ex-
cavati0ns. Since July / approximate
ly 10000 cubic yards of dirt have
been cut away from the approach to
the hill
One Of the most commendable fea-
lures of the building of the road Is the
fact that the cost Of excavation and
construction Is being held down as
low as possible consistent with good
work. The cost OF the grading is
about nine cents per yard. Railroad
contractors generally receive eleven
cents and upward for such work on
large contracts. Mr.. Bloom, who is
building the road, besides being
civil engineer. Is also a mechanical
engineer, and has gained much
knowledge of modern road construc-
tlon in England and France. He has
tested modern road surfaces In those
countries, for dustlessness. durability
and noiselessness Mr.. Bloom has
also constructed experimental roads
for the British Automobile club. work.
ing In cooperation with the traffic
commissioner Of the British govern
ment.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-15
GOOD CROWD ENJOYS
PICTURES AT RINK

A large crowd was present at the
skating rink last night and enjoyed
the combination skating and moving
picture program. The entertainment
was unusually good. Mr. @. e. Cholly,
the popular baritone singer. sang two
Illustrated songs in pleasing voice and
manner and made quite a hit. The
films shown on the canvass were en-
tirely new and very entertaining.
Among the films shown last night
we're "Eaeh In His Turn" "A Magple
Photograph" and "a Day in the Life
of Suffragette." The last film is one
of the best seen here in long time
II depicts with llfe-like distlnctncss
the sorrows and troubles Of the ener-
getlc ladies In England who are fight
Ing for woman suffrage. Besides be-
ing very interesting, the suffragette
film Is very amusing. the characters
shown. continually getting themselves
In all kinds Of serious trouble. The
program will be repeated at this even
ing's performance at the conclusion Of
the skating program.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-15


Cd to f12, lis. Sd in the English mar
ket and was slightly easier locally at
s4.40@4.45. Spelter advanced los to
f19 in London but was unchanged at
$4.45@4.50 in this market. Standard
foundry in the English market was
unchanged. Bar silver 53%c; Mexi-
can dollars 46c.
New Orleans Cotton.
New Orleans. La. July 14.--Cotton
Spots were quiet but prices were un-
changed; middling lie.
New York Cotton.
New York. July 14.-Cotton-Fu
lures opened steady. unchanged to a
decline of 3 points and closer very
steady at a net rise of 5N1S points
chiefly on the new crop positions.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-15
CALL FOR
THE REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION
Hundred and Eighty Delegates
Will Have Places in the
Meeting at Santa Fe on
August 18th to Name Can
didate for Congress.

The official call for the republican
territorial convention for the nomina-
tion Of delegate TO congress was
made public yesterday. The following
is the ext of the call:
Cali for Territorial Convention.
A republican territorial convention
is hereby called by order of the re-
publican committee to be held at San
ia Fe on the 18th day of August A,
ID 1908, at the Capitol building for
the purpose of nominating candi-
date for delegate to the sixty-frst
congress to represent New Mexico
The several counties of the terri
tn,y viii be entitled to representation
as Follows:
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-15
FINANCE AND
COMMERCE

New York. July 1.-THE stock
market showed a tendency to slip
back into the rut of dullness from
which last weeks animated dealings
had stirred It until the persistent
strength Of the market prompted
renewed outburst Of buying in the
final dealings. In spite of the early
dullness there was a conspicuous scar
city of offerings of stocks. The absorp-
ton of United States Steel continued
in a manner to keep attention fixed
and the persistence of this demand
was attributed in general way to the
cheerful view of the trade outlook
omitted by leading authorities in the
industry in published interviews from
time to time. United States Steel
touched ~. The Southern Pacific
stocks were another center of strength
and the divided policy exemplified in
the maintenance Of the Baltimore and
Ohio dividend was believed to be re-
sponsible for this buying on the as
sumption that it was carried by the
prevailing influence of the head of the
system. There was some revival of
rumors of an intended consolidation
of southern iron and steel companies
and the ultimate absorption by the
United States Steel corporation.
The railroad freight rate problem
continues to occupy position of
prime Importance in the financial view
and the horizontal advances announc-
ed in all classes of freight to Texas
destinations was regarded as indica-
tive Of Intended action in other fields
Reports Of conferences of freight traf-
fic Of eastern railroads pointed to the
formation of plans in that direction
by those companies. A sharp diver.
sion from the prevailing strength
shown by the market was caused by
the sudden pressure on the Rock Is
land and allied securities. Rumors
were revived of expected difficulty OF
the part of demand for the subordin-
ate companies in meeting coming OBJ
legations. These We're denied but thu
dissatisfaction of various interests with
the present form of organization OF
this company Is admitted. Closing
stocks.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-15
A GOOD REASON
Albuquerque People Can Tell You
Why It ls So.

Doan's Kidney Pills cure the cause
OF disease, and that Is why the cures
are always lasting. This remedy
strengthens and tones up the kidneys,
helping them to drive out of the body
the liquid poIsons that cause back
Iache headache and distressing kidney
and urinary complaints. Albuquerque
people testify to permanent cures.
T. A. Barnett, retired, living at 914
South Broadway. Albuquerque. New
Mexico, says: 'T'or years have
been more or less troubled with kid
ney complaint. the ailment becoming
more pronounced than ever about two
years ago. Besides having pain In my
back and a general weakness extern
ding from my hips down my condi-
tlon was so that any little exerti0n
would tire me. There was also q
too frequent action OF the kidney Sc
cretlons. disturbing my rest as often
las ten times night. About a year
ago / had the good fortune to learn
OF DOan's Kidney pills and procured
a box. ! can say that no medicine
ever afforded me the benefit deriv-
ed from them. They have spared me
q great deal of annoyance and lncon-
yenlence and they not only give
strength and tone TO the kidneys, but
lnviR0rate them"
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents Foster Mllburn Co. Buffalo.
n. y sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan'a--and
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-15
territory.


New York. July 14--Tln was quiet
and without important change today
In London prices were unchanged at
$3.50, 2s. Sd for spot and f131. 2s Cd
for futures Locally the market closed
at s2S.s7h @2s.62h. Copper deelIn-
ed 5s in London to ISL. los for spot
and f5S. 2s. Sd for futures. Locally
prices were unchanged. lake $f2.750
12.S7h; electrolytlc $t2.5O@12.75 and
casting s12.s7@12.5O. Lead advanced
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-15
Boston Wool Market.

Boston, July 1.-THE demand for
special lines In the local wool market
continues with late advices holding
firm. Heavy sales Of Oregon staple
woods have been made and there is a
call for one-quarter three-eights and
half blood feeces. Quotations:
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-15

The money market was still mod
erately affected by the withdrawal of
government deposits from the banks
and by the payments Of the final in
stallment of subscriptions to the I'm
ion Pacific funding bonds.
Bonds were heavy. The expected
offerings of $4,000, 600 in bonds sold
to bankers were an influence. Union
Pacific bonds when issued" yielded
to 95. the lowest prices yet touched.
The Rock Island railroad system
bonds were all weak. Total sales par
value s2.35S,O0O. United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-15

Belllngham. wash, July 1l.--A
soaking rain last night and this after
noon permitted the fire wardens and
rangers to get the forest fire. which
has been burning for four days five
miles northeast Of HellIngham com
pietely under control
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-15
Ct Iouls Wool.

st. Louis, July 14.-Wool-Firm;
medium grades. combing and cloth
ing 1sI 90; light fine 16@A6 Vi heavy
fine 11@12; tub washed 20@27.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-15

r. ". DANNENFELsER. THE
POPULAR BARBER. HAS TAKEN
CHARGE OF THE TEssEIsR SHOP.
hlkhD HAVING TAKEN = POST
CAN NOW SATISFY u1EE MOST
rtAtfrl UfUuS
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-15
NOTICE or sALn.

FOR sALIc--All the property Of the
Albuquerque Estancia Automobile Co.,
including two fouF-cylinder DoIson
cars. first class condition. Also one
iot tools.
OTTO DIECKalANN,
Trustee.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-15
wINnow sr.Anns
VENICE OF AMERICA

Finest Beach Resort in the World
Bathing. Boating, Fishing. Dane
ing daily, free concerts. etc.
villas and Bungal0ws-clean, cool
month. Apply villa Office, Venice,
California.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-15

> = OS > = . .
Resolved that all orders for .
supplies of any and all kinds .
and for all purposes be made out .
. on the regular requlsltioil blank .
OF the Irrigation Congress pro- .
vided for that purpose. and said .
. requisition must be signed by .
chairman of the auditing COM .
mittee. or in his absence by the .
acting chairman: that all billS .
. incurred must be properly vouch' .
cred before payment and audited .
. at any meeting of the auditing .
. committee. by the chairman OF .
. said committee. vr In his absence .
. by the acting chairman
. w. s. HOPEWELL. .
Chairman. .
r. e. TwITCHELL. .
Secretary. .
B. sPITZ. .
. Chairman Audit. Com. .
. GEORGE ARNOT. .
. Oss esoO . q seo .
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-15
lRTHUR {. WALKER

IRE Insurance. Secretary sfuinnl
bullding Association. Phone nuA
si7h West CentsaI AvennN
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-01-02
ARE ACCUSED or ROBBERY
RAILROAD MEN ARRESTED BY
DETECTIVES WEDNESDAY.
Trainmen Well Known Along the
Second Division Fall Into the
Clutches of Officers.

Several days ago store in Newburs
w. Va, was burglarized, and con.
siderable amount of goods stolen
Monday Thomas Harris, a Baltimore
&c Ohio brakeman, was arrested by
Baltimore & Ohio detectives, charged
with being the guilty party. Since
his arrest Harris is alleged to have
confessed duplicating Benjamin H
Plum, aged about II years, also en-
ployed on the. Baltimore & Ohio al
Newburg. 1t is asserted that Harris,
Plum and another man retired at the
Baltimore & Ohio resthouse in Graf
ton and left word to be called at mid
night. This was done and 1t is said
that the three men boarded freight
train coming east, got off at Newbure
committed the robbery and got bach
t Grafton before daylight. This il
the story the police have been able
to worm out of Harris. Plum was
taken to Newburg and given hearing
before Justice Cool, and as result
was placed under bond for his appear
anco at the next term of court held
for Preston county. Being unable
to furnish bail, Plum was taken to
Kingwood. w. Va, Jail. Both Plum
end Harris are well known along the
second division and their arrest has
created a small sensation.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-01-02
AN INFORMAL DANCE
Pretty Event al The Home Of Nh.
and Mrs. c. A. Miller.
THE OTHER PosT-HOuDAY AFFAIRS
Festive Season In This City Has
Not Yet Drawn to a Ciose---In-
teresting Parties By the
Young Folk.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Miller entertain
ed large number of guests at their
handsome home on South Queen
street Wednesday evening from 8 to
IL o'clock, in honor of their daugh-
ters, Miss Mary Dunbar Miller and
Miss Averell Miller.
While informal in nature, the affair
was decided charming and enjoy
able one. The music for dancing was
furnished by q select orchestra, and
a splendid program was furnished AT
a late hour refreshments were served
The out-of-town guests were: Miss
Anna Hallahan, of New York; Miss
Harriet Scollogg, of Darkesville;
Miss Geraldine Scholnowolf, Of Bal
timore; Mr.. Howard Dennis, of New
York, and Mr.. Frank Dennis, of Bed
ington.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-01-02
RESUME THE EARLY CLOSING
STORES WILL SHUT AT so'CLoCK
EACH EVENING.
Merchants and Clerks Glad to Rest
After the Holiday Season
Business Satisfactory.

The stores and other places of bus
mess In the downtown district have
resumed early closing since the hol-
idays, and beginning tonight all
places, with the exception of the
drug and confectionery establishments
will shut their doors at o'clock
This includes the barber shops.
During the holiday rush the early
closing Of the places Of business was
abandoned, in order to accommodate
the large number OF shoppers, but
now that this is over, the merchants
and clerks will be given an opportu-
nifty to spend their evenings outside
their places Of business.
All the stores and barber shops will
close at o'clock until June 1, when
the o'clock closing time will go In
#
to effect and remain in force until the
next holiday season
Merchants generally declare that
the business during the holiday season
just closed was the most satisfactory
In many years, and some stores are
said to have done larger business
than ever before. 1t was very noti-
ceable that great deal of buying
was done at much earlier period
than formerly and this served to do
away, in great measure, with the con-
gestion that usually prevails q few
days before Christmas.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-01-02
HEAVY DAMAGES
FOR THE ALLEGED FALSE AR
REST OF HIS SON.
William Ettinger Files a Suit For
$4,000 Against the City-Clerk
Letters Statement.

Mr.. William Ettinger, of North
Queen street, through his attorney,
Ward B. Lindsay, has filed In the Cir
cult court here a suit for $4,000 dam
ages against the corporation of Mar
tinsburg on behalf of his son, Frank
Ettinger, claiming false arrest and
Imprisonment. The declaration has
not yet been filed with Circuit Court
Clerk Gerhardt.
From the statement made today by
City Clerk r. w. Letter, it appears
that young Ettinger was arrested In
the Comrey band fair room about a
week ago by Officer Riddle on e
charge of being drunk and disorderly.
The young man was taken to the po-
lice station and locked up In a cell
by the officer. After arriving at the
city hall Officer Riddle thought he
recognized in young Ettinger man
for whom a reward had been offered
by the police in another city, and
when the friends of young Ettinger
asked the officer to release him. the
officer refused, stating that he look
ed like man wanted in another city.
Later, when Ettinger's identity had
been established by his friends, Off
Ger Riddle allowed the young man to
so home. The suit will come up at
the next term of the Circuit court.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-01-02
Y. NJ. c. A. BUILDING
First View Of New Structure Shown
In This City.
IT WILL Be A MODEL BUILDING
Bids From Number of Contractors
Will Be Opened In This City
January 15---How the Floors
Will Be Arranged.

The Evening Journal presents to-
day cut of the proposed handsome
home of the Young Mems Christian
association in this city, which was
made from the drawing furnished by
Harding & upman, the architects, Of
Washington.
This cut shows in striking man
ner the handsome and solid design
Of the building, which is in the Span
ish style, and which, when completed,
will be among the most attractive in
the city. Bids for the construction
OF the building will be opened by the
building committee, of which Mr.. Lew
is H. Thompson is chairman, on jan
uary 10, and the contract will be I'M
mediately awarded. The plans and
specifications have been sent to a
number of well-known contractors,
and it is expected that there will be
six or eight general propositions re-
ceived by the building committee. The
building will be completed not later
than October /, next.
|
The general plans call for a struc-
ture OF three stories and basement
The size of the lot on which it
will stand is 52-6 by 1876 and build
ing will be 52-6 by 1872. There will
be two large entrances, one at each
end of the front, and nine large win
dows and four smaller ones will fur
nish plenty of light in the front.
There will also be an interior court,
which will furnish light for the rear
rooms.
The basement will be occupied by
the bowling alleys, lockers, shower
baths, heating plant and swimming
pool.
On the first floor will be the general
Hobbies, the Office of the secretary,
club rooms, cafe and gymnasium. Tho
gym will be in the rear Of the build
ing and will occupy two stories, the
upper one being given over to the
track.
The second story will be occupied
by the rooms of the ladies' auxiliary,
the clubs and classes. the business
mems room and the boys department
The third floor will contain 10 good
sized and we'll furnished dormitories,
10 of which will have bath rooms at
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