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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08
From SatGrdsy Oun
Here from Humboldt.

uef' ifVm HumbOldt.
p Smith f Humh# visiting
Here 1u Bushes
80 oah0m III Wmd,a bon, .
9ucue tist
Loft for Phoen.N
Ralph Cameron 3t rsgsaU I.I.bee
lost uI2r for Phoo1IN
Purchased Supple
sam Norland - Pine Thee station
purchased supplies hero yesterday
Back from New York
%. Iongoerc arrived her yesterday
from % business visit in Nov Yorl
sisboc visitor
W. 5 standieh of Bisb.. ar1ved
here yeetorday on mining bu me
Left for His Minos.
Jane. Mahoucy ieit yesterday tor
bus mines ln the Blael, Rock district.
An omcal visit
A5sistant District Attorney y. Ca
Forest be 'u jerome ou official hosi-
ncs..
Wool Grower Visit.
D. VI Francis OF tho firm ol Comp.
ben d Francis wool gr"wsrs. b. here
ou business
Circulating Among Friends
T !. Powell or wondou BE- boz ,lo
cily Circulating among ha many
friends
Here from jerome.
=. ). CLARK arrived here last even.
ing from Jerome. where hc report min.
ing very active.
Camp Verde visitor.
w G. Wine6eld and j. a. wing6old
of Camp Verde arrived here last oven.
ing ON business.
Home from Camp
va Block and SON, Gary returned
yesterday from thcir mines 100 the
Kirkland district.
Copper City visitor.
Elwin r. Tan OF jerome arrived here
yesterday from The Copper City op q
short business visit
Pioneer Visits.
Robert Burns, pioneer miner be
here from the Emmett mine In ta,
Mineral Point district.
Visited Relatives.
Fred Ullman returned last night
from Los Angeles, whore he spent tho
holidays with relatives.
Rcdlands Visitor.
Miss lone Downing of Redlonja
Cal, Is in the city, tho guest Of her
friend, Miss Mae Logan
Mine Manager Visits.
j. y. Caspari, general manager OF tho
Annie Mines company, is here from bis
company camp in the Big Bug dis
trict.
Purchasing Supplies.
John Bryant spent yesterday here
from Ms camp in the Thumb Butte dis
trict, purchasing supplies and cifculat.
ing among his friends.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08
Bob Stewart killed me-"

Bob Stewart killed me-. -
he above words, scrubbed on u
he Of blood stained paper, in the
flwriting Of Il dying man, will prob.
be The means of sending Robert
Stewart TO the eallows for the muir.
Of A. j. Daggs, whose dead body
discovered near his mining camp,
Superior, New Years day.
The dcad body Of George Hunter, a
liner Of Daggs, was also found, lying
but 200 yards from the spot where
)ggS fell. IN the trail, close TO the
|,cr's body, lay pocketbook, anu
examination of it's contents revealed
BONG other things the piece of paper
th the opening words Of this article
ibbled thereon. Circumstances sur.
tHding the positions of the bodies
ID to the conclusion tnat both mon
re shot down from ambush.
paggs body was found on the trail
fhort distance from the Calumet Con
idaied camp. The dead body of his
'e lay short distance farther up
! trail.
fhcriG McGce arrested Bob Stewart
! Ed Fondrcn at Superior Thursday
(ht on warrants charging them with
/ shooting. Stewart and Daggs have
u enemies Of long standing. stew
espouscd the cause Of the Tewks-
|fy faction in tie Tonic Basin war
1851 against the Grahams, who were
ported by the Daggs brotners. stew
and FOndren were interested in u
7 over some mining property with
|ggs last year, in Pinal county, in
pen Daggs was the victor. IL is said
y Stewart and Fondrcn did NOT con
y their enmity to Daggs and his as
hates since the decision of the court
y announced against them. Sheriff
'ompson, Of ella county, Is also al
|ed 10 nave had an interest with
FwaEt and Fondren in the claims in
'puie, Recently the i'll feeling be-
nc more acute when both sides in
controversy were engaged in do
assessment work in the neighbor'
BE- OF the killing.
fouafen is an old time prospeetor
D minor. lie has always borne q
Do equation. lie is alleged to have
frel considerably over the loss Of
mining property in the courts and
general belief is that he was a
H. .o the killing Of Daggs and Hun
Ihoa familiar with the controversy
lefdiy believe that more bloOdshed
follow the shooting Of Daggs and
ntef u is not improbable than toei'
'th nay cause another feud Tn,
POT, over the Superior mining prop
y may provoke M bloody Il war al
l.- dispute over the Tonic Basif
d 'Icasant valley pastures in 1887
which thirty.six men lost THEN live
'a.. iime and two OF three other
lei
FL hodies Of Daggs and Hunte
lser taken Ia Phoenix to' inter
NJ
u N'r' and FondreE will IN Al
'hapility, be held TO appear befor
next grand jury b answer 20 n
ift.. = murder
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08


Old Resident Visits Prescott
). G. Wyneook, former resident Of
this city arrived herc yesterday from
canonea Mexico, on a short busincf.
visit
Crown King Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. W. +. Derby of Crown
King are visiting in the city.
In from His Mines.
J. NJ. Sullivan is in the city from his
mines in the Turkey Creek district.
Back from Ash FORK.
IL. l.. RuIfnor returned last night
from q business visit in Ash Fork.
Here from Yaeger.
David Bunker is in tho city enjoying
New Years day with his many friends.
Homo from Ash Fork.
Mrs. J. G.. Pruitt arrived home last
night from a visit with friends in Ash
Fork.
Camp Verde Visitor.
Mrs. n. n. Palmer and Mrs. d.
Keith of Camp Verde arc visiting IN
the city.
Enjoyed Their visit
Mrs. Charles Chambers and baby on.
joycd New Years visit In Ash Fork
yesterday.
Gone TO Los Angeles.
Mrs. c. NJ. Binford and daughter
left Tuesday for an extended stay in
Los Angeles.
Home from His Mines.
James Mahoney arrived home yes
terday from his mines in the Black
Rock district.
A Days Sport.
I'D Shumate and son, Harry, en-.
ioyed New Years day shooting quail
in Skull valley.
Here on Court Business.
Worth Rybon is in the city from
mis- mining camp on lower Lynx creek
ON court business.
Copper City Visitor,
O. 4. Hcydron Of Jerome arrived
here yesterday from the copper city on
short business visit.
In from Camp.
II. a. Kendall is in the city from
his mining camp in the Black hills on
u short business visit,
Enjoying Vacation.
r. j. Hickey is in the city from
Asco enjoying a well.earned vacation
among his many friends.
Home from Lees Ferry.
County Surveyor Latimer arrived
home last night from q survey esPedi-
ton in the vicinity Of Lees Ferry on
the Colorado river.
Left for Their Mines.
Ed Block and son, Gary Block, were
outgoing passengers on the southboupd
train last night en- route to the Kirk
land district, where they have force
Of miners developing promising gold
and copper property.
Purchasing Supplies.
Il. c. McNary arrived here yesterday
from his mining camp in the Copper
Basin district 10 purchase supplies.
Mining Man Here,
d. W. O'Carroll, the owner or prom
ising properties near Winkeimnn,
southern ARIZONA, is here ou mining
business.
Mine Promoters Here
o. Il. Stanton and sou, mine pro
motors and investors, arrived yestef.
day from Philadelphia on business con
nected with their Investments here.
Bar Banquet.
f. :. Clark, me retiring president 81
the Northern Arizona Bar association
will tender his fellow members . ban
auet this evening, IN accordance with
the time. bouorcd custom Of ibe organ
izatiOu
In from the Bradshaw
y. G. WAGE arrived hero last sven.
ING from Inc camp Of .ao Heath Gold
Mining company 80 tine Bradshaw
mopniaius Bo reports much mining
actiyi.y 81 ba Tip TOP section ana
states the. force 1f me-" Do 5ns"s''
building rood Do tr I'D If to1
| mine
Pioneer visits.
| t.no. enssoU gao .ampct nt-
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08
II. Daggs Leaves Mute
Witness Against SuS-
pected Man
|svart And FOndren
Arrested On Charge
OF Murder
Hrom saturdays Daily
, D.. thr Tournal.Minpr

Ill f1 The JOurnal-Mincr.
PHOENIX, Jan. 3.-The bodies Of
j. Daggs and George Hun.
killed near Superior on New
mr. wrfa brought TO this city to.
Byron ilocstadt declares he was
ne DaggB camp, a quarter of a
/ from whore The men were killed,
} heard the saoOting. fastening to
spot be saw I'D FOndrcn and X. @.
warl, the men accused of the muir.
emerge fror behind "A rock ana
g Daggs' body TO the arroyo, where
vas found. Stewart and Fondren
in custody IN Florence. They will
e on examination tomorrow.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08

y. Nahurin of Jerome Junction was
pointed deputy sheriff by Sheriff
'wrY Yesterday. Mr.. Mahurin was
hstable and deputy sheriff IN the
'rde 'alley for many years. lie is
now NJ an enicicrt and energetic Of.
'ef
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08
Purchasing Supplies.

T. j. Carter Steve jackson and
Ralph Mcmahon OF Walnut Grove ar.
rived here last evening 90 purchase
large stocks OF winter suppiiea.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08
Will Leave for Camp.

5. A. Parker viii leave today IA
his mining camp in the lower Turke
Creek section after pleasant tire
days visit here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08

L' L. Patterson Of BIS Chino yul
.oy Big hrra oo % business visit.
Returns from Eas,.
- : stanton and son arc boro from
tbe eas. registered at 90, st. Michael
Popular Drummer Here.
Tom Gavin, n populu travelling man
from laiucob. Ky, arrived here Iar.
night
Home from Frisco.
John Duke arrived homo last uigat
from q snort busine. welt u san Fran.
cisco.
Home from Giobf.
Paul Johns arrived hom. yesterday
from visit 90 Globe on mining bust
ness.
Loft fof Frisco.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. g.. Armitago and
Miss Pearl Sanford lofi y,stordoy for
San Francisco.
Left TOR Home.
H. Il. Judd, who h-- mining inter.
csts here, left yesterday Tor bis home
in Cleveland, Ohio
Hero on Business
Tx County Recorder ~. T. johnson
arrived here last evening from the
Cataract canyon region
Williamson Valley visitors
Mrs. o. T.. Walker anu son, o. A..
Walker, are in the city from William.
son valley on a short business visit.
viii Visit Relatives.
Ross G. Graham left yesterday for
Brush, Colo, and Chicago 90 visit with
relatives. lie expects t0 be- absent
three months.
VIII Leave for Camp.
5. A. Parker will leave today Tor
his mining camp in the lower Turkey
Creek section after pleasant three
days visit here.
Left for Phoenix.
Joe Bold, general agent OF the Ari-
IONA Brewing company, left last nigh.
on tho southbound train for Phoenix on
brewery business.
Passed Through.
Harvey whaley passed through here
yesterday en- route from the A and g
country TO GOldfcld, New, whore ho
has mining interests.
Prominent Woolgrowers Herr.
Charles Voolfolk and l.. y. Yaegcr
arrived here yesterday from Phoenix
en- route 10 the Cordes country, where
their aOcks are grazing
Mine superintendent Here.
@. p. Henderson, superintendent NJ
the Arizona Mining and Milling com
pany, operating near Poland, arrived
here last evening on business
Purchasing Supplies.
T. b. Carter, Steve jackson and
Ralph Mcmahon OF Walnut Grove ar.
rived here last evening 20 purchase
large stocks OF winter suppiiea.
Passed Through
Mrs II. Dcichmsn of Flagstaff.
pissed through here yesterday on route
20 her nome In the Skylight City from
an extended visit with friends IN the
Salt River valley.
Left for Home.
j. d. Webster lett yesier lay for his
home In Cynthians, Ky, after u pleas
ant two months visit here, the guest
of County School Superintendent and
Mrs. j. u. Jolly. Mr.. Webster Be Mrs.
Jolly father,
Will Arrive Home Today
Will h. Clark, general manager o.
the United Verde Copper company, ut
Jerome. arrived in Ash Fork last Gwen
ing on his WY home from Butte,
Mont, and Denver, Colo tie will ar.
rive 10 Jerome to-day
Prominent Politician Here.
Ex.sneriff Ralph Cameron Of Coco
niuo county, one Of She popular poi'ti-
clans and successful business men OF
northern Arizona, arrived here los.
night from his home FRA Flagstaff ON 70
short business visit.
Will Leave for Camp
Frank jackson, S. g Wyrc00pi
Charles Bolman and r. q McNnry, a
popular quartcttc OF mining men from
tho Copper Basin district, Niii leave
on this morning soutnbouuu train
fof their camps be- Tho Copper Basin
district stter purchasing winter np.
plies mere.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08
Passed Through

Mrs. II. Dcichman of Flagstaff
pissed through here yesterday on route
20 her home in the Skylight City from
an extended visit with friends in the
Salt River wiley
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08
viii Visit Relatives.

Ross G. Graham left yesterday fc
Brush, Colo, and Chicago 20 visit wit
relatives. lie expects Co be- lbser
three months.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08
Left for Phoenix.

Joe Bold, general agent OF the Ari
iona Brewing company, left last nigh
on tho southbound train for Phoenix Of
brewery business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08
Williamson valley Visitors.

Mrs. o. T.. Walker anu son, o.
Walker, are in the city from William
son valley on q short busLnes. visit
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08
Home from Giobf.

Paul Johns arrived h5m. yo.tcrdo,
from O. visit 90 Globe on mining bust
ness.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08
Will Leave for Camp

Frank Jackson. s. G Wyrc00p,
Charles Bolman and r. O. McNary a
popular quartctte Of mining men from
tho Copper Basin district. viii leave
on this morning southbouna train
fof their camps be- 'ho Copper Basin
district sfter pa bas,ng winter Hp-
plies mere.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08
Mine superintendent Here.

@. p. Henderson, superintendent oi
the Arizona Mining and Milling com
pany, operating near Poland, arrived
here last evening on business
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08
Pioneer VISITS,

James Russo Fa. +Amr'-
the e,nrthous, rtandr tnirty too' years
AGO arrived be,o yesterday from n''
mining lamp 10 Tire copper b'S'r W.
tric, ,o a shor, business v,si' lie ~
Gently finished ,hc annua asseSS'po"'
work on q prom'si1- g1ue ~ INNING
claims
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Left for Home.

J. d, Webster lett yester lay for his
home In Cynthiana, KY, after Il pleas
ant two months visit here, the guest
OF County School Superintendent and
Mrs. j. D. Jolly Nj Webster Be Mrs
.IOllYIa fathef
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08
Prominent Politician Here.

Ex.snerif Ralph Cameron o. Coco
nino county, ono Of She popular pOiiti-
clans and successful business men OF
northern Arizona, arrived here las.
night from his home in Flagstaff ON %
ahnrt hmniness visit
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08
Passed Through.

Harvey whaley passed through here
yesterday en- route from the a and {
country to Goldhcld, New, where b,
has mining interests.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08

John Duke arrived homo last nigaf
from a snort busiue y,eit iu san Fuu.
cisco.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08
In from the Bradshaw.

y. &. Wage arrived hen. last sven.
ING from me camp Of -ao Heath Cold
Mining company 10 the Bradshaw
mopnlaius Ho reports much mining
actiyity 81 tbe Tip TOP sest''o ana
states tha. force }f NE" a 5ngasca
building rood Do ho o.a TYP +op
mine
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08
Prominent woolgrowers Here.

Charles Voolfolk and J.. u. Yaegci
arrived here yesterday from PhocniS
en- route 10 the Cordes country, where
their aOeks are grazing.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08
Loft foi Frisco

Mr. and Mrs. J.. g. Armitago ar
Miss Pearl Sanford loff y,stordoy u.
San Francisco
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08
Will Arrive Homo To-Day

Will l.. CLARK, general manager o.
the United Verde Copper company, NJ
Jerome, arrived in Ash Fork last oven
ing on his way nome from Butte,
Mont, and Denver Colo. tie will ar.
rive M .IefOmn TO-DAY
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08
Copper City Visitor.
EnjOying a Vacation.
Home from Lees Ferry.

County Surveyor Latimer arri'
home last night from @ survey exPs
ton in the vicinity Of Lees Ferry
the Colorado river.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08
Left for Home

n. Il. Judd who h.- mining inter.
csts here, left yesterday for bis home
in Cleveland, Ohio
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08

lrom Fnda nalvl
He, Business
Creme lear ~ u.Hn a saUn. m
tfa
%lncorlt- sAN,o,
George Heh.I. rua
0r business
Here lrom Huron
Rober Eamoer .l Huron visiting
boo tic city
iloro on BUlnoss
william Robert a Simmons hero
Oh 10 business visit
Big Chino Visitor
L, l.. Patterson of Big Chino ,aI.
Icy Big here ou n business visit.
Returns from East.
- Z stanton and SON arc here from
Che east registered at 'hr st. Michael.
Popular Drummer Here.
Tom Gavin, n popula travelling man
from laiucol Ky, arrived hcle Last
night
Home from Frisco.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08
Hero on Business

ExCounty Recorder W. !. johnson
arrived here last evening from the
Cotnruot c.n,nr r,.,,c,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-08

Mrs. n. n. Palmer and
Keith of Camp Verde arc vi
the city.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-18
cnGY One Hame

ellison
which Mr.
indicate Tafs will be the
Republicans
their presidential
little prediction Gardner
addition
S ont
considerable his statement
situation will make inter-
estg reading who tab the big national game
1T as n would
$ he H
the Union building The made
serious talk Idaho found Borah
opinion happened what worth
Things Taft They
a Il
practical Taft like
Republican the home
bobbed Fairbanks
old ticket the this will provide place for Fairbanks
otherwise is likely back the
Senate Mr. Hemenway's
venon aiesCan
does not like the Taft proposition much and said that he has al
Roosevelt
tive term business He has had and all kinds of literature print
pie whether Bourne financed by the reactonae whether he is doing
out of his pocket merely for the love of the
10 chicago avore delegations
ready breaking When enough instructed
a is
hard
The following present
gates than but he than all the field
bned This handicap for the field which will be
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-18
BnilIlinT Dcplrimcnt.

The annual report of A. NJ Whit
comb, building. plumbing and cleo
trical inspector, shows that during
the fiscal year 156 permits were is
sued for new buildings and repairs
on old structures, the total reported
valuation being $231,5S6. Twenty
four special permits were issued for
signs, moving buildings, etc: 231
plumbing certificates We're issued; 1877
electrical inspections made; 10S
street and alley openings made. The
inspector calls attention to the fact
that there is no ordinance preventing
the use of wooden shingles in repairs
on buildings within the fire limits
Street Department.
The annual report of Martin Tier
ney, street and sewer commissioner,
shows that the expenditures of the
street department during the year
past have been $l0,147.76. OF this
$500 was salary of street and sewer
com missioner; $5,031.5O for teams
$S61.64 lumber for bridges and Via
duct; $2O.31 for labor; $660.75 for
driver of the sprinkler; $500 for new
sprinkler wagon; $1SO.15 for black
smithing; $164.O4 for hardware. and
enough feed now on hand to last six
months. Other smaller expenses are
itemized. The sewer department ex-
penditures are $4,000, $4,000 of which
Is expense of repairing the Second
street sewer itemized in the report of
the city engineer.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-18
Cabinet n1eetinqs Rere

special dispatch to The Citizen from Wsnston a-t night stated that
would be Albuquerque during the National lrgon congress and that
i'm
to
"a
of
the and
he thai he be hand
b,
IN
Is mosh
II also looks bright
u he econgre
The indications
known IN
t. he
% be lone
and o / t now.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-18
south Omaha Livestock.

South Omaha. April lN.-Cdttle
100; unchanged. Western steers, 1915
n 30, Texas steers $3.2jM 5.25,
range COWS and hciferS. $2.T5H 4.4O;
Gamers, $2:O0a3.25; stockers and
feeders, $4,000 $50; calves. $3.OOq
$50; bulls, $3.OOql5.OO.
Hogs, 600; Toe higher. Heavy
$5.45 a sos, mixed, $5.47i2 a 300,
light, $5.45 a 5.55; pigs, $4.5O@ 800;
bulk Of sales, $3.50 R5.55.
sheep, 5000, steady Yearlings
$500 a ESQ; westerns, $5.75a6.25;
ewes, $7.25 a 7.55; lambs. S7.OOa 80,
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-18

canvas, $44O; annual theater licenses,
$3.50.
The licenses from gaming tables be-
fore the anti-gambling law went into
effect January l We're $1,7OO, 16 ta-
bles at 500, and , tables at $50. De-
tcntion hospital fees collected amount
ed to $57S. dog tax licenses s177. and
COW inspection fees 1895. There are
numerous other smaller items. making
the total s30,662.
Police Department.
The expenses of maintaining the
Albuquerque police department, ac-
cOrding to the annual report of Police
chief Thomas McMillin, were S.
2SS.79. The receipts of the depart
mcnt were $6.S60 i'm fines and $34 in
pound sales, total $6,S94. The salar-
les of marshal and regular policemen
amounted to $6,S40 special police,
$142.50; expenses of department paid
quarterly by warrants, $611.O4; 4,235
meals furnished prisoners at 10 cents
a meal, $635.25; total, $S.22S.79. The
arrests made during the year were
1871; committed to grand jury, 20;
sent to county jail. "a.
City Physician.
TO the Honorable Mayor and city
Council:
Gentlemen: In submitting this, my
annual and final report of the opera
tions of the health department during
the fiscal year ending April Is, 1908,
wish to thank the honorable mayor
and members of the council, the
BOARD of health and brother practi-
TONERS for the cordial support and
assistance received from them in
maintaining the health regulations of
the city. | have TO report the city is
entirely free from contagious diseases
excepting two scarlet fever cases,
which are now Convalescent.
1t is incumbent upon US to be es-
pecialy vigilant during this year, as
the Irrigation congress with its large
concourse of people. and the attend
ant train of contagious diseases which
II is liable to bring in with it, admon-
ishes US to be especially careful in re-
gard to the garbage, the sewage, ana
to make campaign of general clean
ing up of vacant lots, garbage and
ash heaps, and the litter usual to a
large city, especially in the poorer
and outlying quarters.
DR.. earns report shows the total
of deaths from all causes dur
ing the year were 396; nOn-residonts
and those brought in, 230. permanent
residents, l66, still births not includ-
ed in mortality, e. The greatest num-
Der Of deaths occurred in February,
when they totaled 45. There We're 1S1
births during the year.
The only deaths from contagious
diseases were nine from measles. two
from diphtheria, seven from typhoid.
The receipts Of the office were 81
955.55, and disbursements $gOi.33.
City Engineer.
Mr.. Gladding's report Included the
following:
Lines ana grades were given for
l2,9oi linear feet of six feet. los lin
ear eight feet OF cement sidewalks.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-18
Kansas CITY Livestock.

Kansas City, April lS-Cattle 1000
icluding 400 sOuthcrns; steady. south
ern steers, $500 6.25; southern COWS
S2.15 a 4.j0; stOckers and feeders
$3.50 a $50; bulls, $3.5Oa5.25; calves
$500 a. 5.75; western steers, $4SOH
6.60; western COWS, $3.75a5.25.
Hogs, 5000, . al0c higher. Bulk of
sales $5.55@ 5.75; heavy, $5.65a6.75;
packers and butchers, S5.55@5.75i
light, $3.50 a 5.65; pigs, $4.0OM4.75.
sheep, 5000. steady; mostly Texa.
muttons, Muttons $4.75 1850; lambs
S6.25 a $50; range wethers, S4.75 a
ZOO fed ewes, S4,50q 600.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-18
THE VALLEY RANCH

The most beautiful location
New Mexico Weather
limited o
ouT-oF-DoORs LIFE Clter
May 5th) hunting \ in
Address The Valley Ranch, Valley Ranch,
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-18
Chicago Livestock,

Chicago, April lS.-Cattle. about
100; steady BeeVes. $3.50 7.20;
COWS and heifers, $2.25 a 62O; Tex
ans. S4y50@ $40; calves. $4.5O@6.OO;
westerns, $4,000 $50; stockers and
feeders, 1925 @7.25.
Sheep, about 5000. steody. West
erns, $5.OO@ Cos; lambs, $500 7.65;
western lambs, $6.OOu7 40.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-18

Balance on hand after de-
ducting all outstanding
warrants ....$2S257 40
The principal unusual items in
Cured during the past year are:
The large expense incurred in con-
nection with break in sewer on South
Second street.
Large detention hospital expense
Incurred in connection with smallpox
cases.
Large rent item, which embraces
Judgment obtained against city for
rent of Armijo property for city hall
Tor number of years past.
Large expense incurred in moving
fire and tool house, barns etc. and
establishing new quarters for fire, po-
lice and Jail
Steel cells for Jail
Photometer.
Pump for sewer.
Steel pipe for sewer for use i'm case
of breaks
New sprinkler.
Respectfully submitted,
HARRY +. LEE. Clerk.
The above report includes the chief
items Of interest i'm the city treasur-
cr's annual report, submitted yester-
day