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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-12
PROCLAMATION.

!, Frank Mckee, mayor of the city
of Alhuuuerque New Mexico, by au-
thority of the city council, hereby pro
claim that an election will be held In
the city of Albuquerque, New Mexico,
on Tuesday, April z, 1908, between
the hours of o'clock a. m. and q
o'clock y. m. Of said day, at the fol-
lowing polling places:
First Ward-City police hall on
North Second street.
Second Ward--Offce Of Charles
Chadwick & Co., No. los West Gold
avenue
Third Ward-OfAce of +. II. Dun
bar southeast corner of Third stree
aud Gold avenue
Fourth Ward-OfGcc OF Justice Ct
the Peace George r. Craig, No. ia
South Third street
AT which election tho question of
authorizing the issuance of four hun
drcd thousand (4O0,000) dollars of
bonds OF the city of Albuquerque, New
Mexico, to pay the costs of the con-
structiou of sewers In said city viii
be submitted TO the qualified ciectar-
Of said city. who are owners of real
or personal property subject to taxa
ton within the city of Albuquerque.
In witness whereof ! have horcuntl
set my hand and caused the corporate
seal of the said city TO toe affixed this
9th day of March. A, d. l90S.
tSEAL) FRANK MKEE,
Attest: Mayor
HARRY i. LEE, city Clerk.
First publication March Q. 1905.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-12
SMITH TO STUDY
BUCKET SHOP
Commissioner Of Corporations
ordered to Find a Way to
Eliminate The Evil Roosevelt
Deeply interested,

IBy Morning JOHfnh Noerii" Ledheh NHt.I
Washington March 1.-THE preSi-
aoot has directed Herbert Knox smith
a. Inc bureau of corporations 10 in
,astiqate the methods of stock trad
inc with view of furnishing the
LaSis Tor possible future legislation
regulating such practices.
while congress apparently is In tav-
or of some measure which VIII pre-
,,ant stock gambling the difficulty ~
recognized of attempting federal regu-
iation which will work to curtatl pure
~ gambling contracts and at the same
time will work no hindrance to tegitl-
mate transfers. 1t is for the purpose
of proceeding on sound basis that
The investigation by Mt Smith Is to
be made.
ous members of congress, have an
nounced themselves as decidedly m
favor Of eliminating stock gambling
and it is probable some action viii DC
taken by the present congress.
7or several months the president
has been in receipt from time to time,
of communications from various IN
terested persons urging him TO lend
his influence to secure the enactment
of national legislation prohibiting the
use Of telegraph or telephone wires.
and the United States mails FOR the
transmission of quotations ON stocks
ana food commodities for bucket
shops,
one correspondent submitted to him
a bin drawn ia tentative form to pre-
vent "bucket shop transactions The
president informally discussed with
MIR. Smith, commissioner Of corpora
tions, the communications and suisse
uuently submitted some of them to
Secretary Straus, Of the department of
commerce and labor with a request
that Commissioner Smith make q gen
eral inquiry into the practicability of
attempting TO have such legislation
enacted In a memorandum transmit
ting the matter to Commissioners
Smith, Secretary STaus directed him
to investigate the subject with special
attention to the cnactments Of such
laws in other countries, particularly in
Germany, and to make report which
could be submitted to the president for
his information. 1t is not the purpose
of Secretary Straus or Commissioner
Smith to make any general investiga
ton Of stock transactions. The IN
quiry will be confined substantially to
the feasibility of enacting such pro-
posed laws to control the operations
of bucket shops.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-12
Emancipation Song

Freedom at last to woman truel
Whose days Of slavery are DER,
who needs no longer bake ana stew
As our grand-mothors ala Of yore.
The now woman Keeps youths fair
bloom
A brain alert. and ready smile
by leisure to guam iro's perfume
And cooking tends ITSELF the while
Toothsome, hygienle dinners
Are cooked without fire or tending
IN Groless stoves that are winners
In rest and economy blending.
The Standard Plumbing Company
Wishes every home-lover true
To call at their office and see
The stunts our hreless stoves win do
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-12

Paxton, Neb March Repairs
for the Italian car arrived today and
the ear left here ut 7 O'Clock A nighr
run to Cheyenne win he made, the car
running the entire night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-12

From Wyckun's strain brcd-to-lay
White Leghorns ana Parks strain
brcd-to-iay Barred Plymouth Rocks.
81 per IS, SIP per 100. IIarger n
Sampson. corner Twelfth St, and
Mountain road.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-12
WE DO THE HIGHEST GRADE
DOMESTIC FINISH. TRY m AND
YOU'LL BE SAFE SIZED. HUBBS
LAUNDRY co.

Take your dinner this evening at
the new Fashion Cafe ON South Sec
Ond street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-12

PAZO OINTMENT is Kror4utaad "a cure
tsr caaa n Itching BiiDd Bleeding or
yrtudiug piles u "a "a days " tnDrsy
refunded COO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-12

Some of the things
you ought to know
today can be learned
in no other way than
by reading the ads
in the columns of
The Morning Journal
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
winter. s345axs 20

80 winter IS .s9sa extra No 2 winter 81 As ass 20
e ssrey TO ccRSMEkIe sssS + Spe
stesSy nn,s Snc,ea; zsa Ki.n dried s. 81 BAG NEAL
s55 FEEp@wes.eln weak: g city sy@ weak ak
as sra isai'9s sas ss
sar Soh $40 10 So sacks middns s26 5o@s $50 red
bulk; sss 20 sacks oILMEAL sai
m Ing erop and weather news the wheat market dis
under the previous night alter nf hsys sGss Ias s e
all occurred Se,ore re Sgsh NET nKhs The strength
Karsas Stimulated by reports Of heavy rains
pnea han % of & black rust as result OF excessive
& Io tne only favorable item in the early
With SIS 81 last year end spring 100 compared
taton Of early news and bought without hest
ensome in The day when by reason of far
%easAss OF n.s PTsasfions IN ne Southwest
OUTLOOK out in that section become more optimistic but
around early BUYERS selling rreeiT at np@etey @
The break Became quite raSd naa- a. tbe ci prices
ing 10 about &c from top on July wheat in the
nat there was not much doing in the cash line
apols. where stocks have decreased 325 600 bush in
N The last four das On account OF bad crop
w heTe@S en G sern closed 1c lower and verpool d
was $4,000 bush, compared with $4,000 bush year
lows: No red. 9sc elevator and CSC o b aroat: do
M ,S6e July July, aSso No Northern Duluth 81 lss, AMI
sPonse to heavy rains in the southwest corn sold up
noon and a subsequent sharp break 1c under top
LOT the Day. The Iowa state report condition
against s. last year and crop prospects outside
the rain area generally considered very favor
able. farm work having made rapid progress Re
ceipts at Chicago We're little estimate and
at interior points col 600 bush compared with
n54oooO bush on the corresponding day last year
The Liverpool market closed 81 higher than on Fri
DAY. No , corn here was quoted 7712c nominal in
elevator and fdc to arrive o b ahoat. OATS-There
was some heavy selling of the afternoon
which wiped all early advances the mar,
ket finally weak In tone about lowest of the dav
Cash oats We're easier here closing follows: Mixed
2S to 80 N: % SOC: natural white, 2s NJ 57I
6oc. and clipped whitc 80 40 n. CSC RYE
Market nominal No . Western. SSc o New York
BARLEY-MaTket nominal.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
Cash QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

.
xorrrF-The coffee market very quiet TODAY
Vo.s -sthe- under moderate offerings in the
= =. - bril- support The close quiet net IN
So 10 10 points lower. Sales were estimated at
- hsrs The market opened quiet unchanged
& em 7hich was in line with the foreign mar
80 festu-eless general Europe had given
- fo- apparently but did press matters
st - .ssce of demand. ard the business reported was
ss7tenber and December. rejecting scattering
.,ior and little support from trade interests
-. -ss nothing tn the business 10 indicate any
- -. = general sentiment and there nothing in
--s 70 Indicate cnange IN general conditions
- vslo-izztioa sales set for next week and
l-.re II IS hardly supposed that the markets will
go suy very special change those interested in
= t5-c-ss the valorizaton offerings VIII probably
-, -he market II necessary Receipts at Brazilian
80 ,r-ti-ue moderate and far for the season are
= ,-iv something ike co. 600 Of two wears
= a. -hat WITH the movement running under two
- $40 the indications FOR crop OF about 10
an outturn foresha5oHs a further reduction
= v,-d's visible before the crop becomes avail
=. = s-y volume with the government apparently
-r,r 10 market holdings at very slight advance
---ent p-ces there seems 10 be little interest on
!. i--r side a the srecuia tive market.
=, market spot coffee quiet, with quotations
. r5s bass Of S. for Rio Ne =
~ rsnee contract prices in the local market to-day
vs. follows
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11

C0TT0N-The cotton market Just about recovered
ystrsays loss during todays trading the close being
rsa5y advance q l3 to "a points. Sales were
.staaied 15c 600 bales The market opened steady
& sr advance points and while there We're slight
.s,sSo-s curing TIE Gay result OF realizing the
gae-sl tendency upward covering by Tuesdays
and fresh buying, which encouraged by
weather II tie Southwest. fear Of floods bullish
% reports sne TIE fnness Of the market at Liverpool
TIE r-oes st time IS 10 20 points higher
n. clos being shade Of from the top under realizing
Ths Wall Street people who credited with selling
hssvlg Tuesday seem be taking very little part
trrlr to-5sys trading. They may have sold = little
hut certainly MADE aggressive effort
csp1.ss prcss time during the day. The rains
reported il the Oklahoma. Memphis. NiCksburg and New
Orleans districts heavy enough to have at
tscied special attention II not for the fact
thEt precipitation has been heavy there since the be
ginning Of May. At Oklahoma nearly is inches of rain
has tsllsn May / These rains naturally
expected increase danger Of oVerhows in the lower
Mississippi er6 Rel rivers There were runors Of
h-esE ne R3 FiEe- leess again to-day, but nothing
IN direction and the reported break Of
Tsssfsr confirmed. better demand for spots
Tss er7a both for the account OF domestic splnners
G. eZpTferS
-s zags ot prices in the local market to-
q e.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11

:, ,sEGENIS srs subscriptions FOR
=, sfAene received a. their Uptown
a =. 20 1865 Broadway. between 36th
's, 81. Until = Q clock p. m Ad-
-. r>reiTsc ~ the following
49, ohees st regular cf7ce rates until
n ~ =. viz, 2ss sth ave. s. ..
~ - 423 sth ave, c1r. 12th st: 20
a. VI -lI Nesr s2d st. between
d. - avs, 2s3 IVES; 10Th 81: 1893
L a, "een Ieth and 7Tth SITS: 1876
, tlst e: i7sS 1t ave. near
b ~ - - East lo5th 81. 75s fremont
--., ave and any American DIS
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11

he ocal market for spot cotton quiet and un-
HIrtsa II 40c for middling upland and 1850 for
--.l1g guif. Southern spot markets were tele-
F1gasi follows: Mobile steady and unchanged at
lse, sales 80 bales Savannah quiet and unchanged
& Ike sales 413 bales. Norfolk steady and IN
zsrsd st = g sales bales. Baltimore nominal
r Unchanged ~ I2c Augusta firm and unchanged
Euac sales 4OT bales 81 Louis steady and
e1-5st L = G: sales s45 bales Little Rock steady
7. un.hangeI al lie. Houston steady and unchanged
rgi a. Il nc sales. $50 bales. Charleston quiet and
1=Egsd u-4c Wilmington quiet and unchanged
aee Galveston firm and unchanged at 1lhsc:
ea eG bales Memphis steady and unchanged at
~ ssles. $50 bales. Estimated receipts at Leading
N-7 for Thursday: At Houston. 15oo TO 1000 bales
ssr 57s last and 160 last year: at Galveston.
- e 2500. against 621 last week and lOlI last
"a az a. New Orleans. $500 to 900. against 10i4
AZ ssE snG 81 last year.
.er1 Exchange special Liverpool cables; Spot
80 el sales = 600 bales. all American; receipts.
~ American. nidoiing upland. 640d Futures
& E1et - points decline closed steady at
Ss9Ssoe o. 2d9tz points: June. J.Std: June-July.
- July August. 57Sd- August September. 315d,
Sss1ssr-0ctober s2S1- 4 October-NoTember, 5-l5d;
s-ser- December. : NSd: December January. 5.o4d;
| s--i!-Fsbruarv and February March. 5.0ld March
80 Msnchester- Holiday
tLVtR AND MEAL-The decline in -four prices
--slec business and there fair trade in
20 patents The following are prices quoted
r.ses York Produce Exchange: Spring patents.
~ s.sN winter straighJs 81 20 q 81 30. winter pat
Az0as4 -; spring clears 81 1oqsa 90; extra
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11

1900 the week before 5000 last and 49, 900 two
years Receipts for the 1854 tons
against 3s.5f2 last week, o4a9 year and 3e540
two stock is TONS stands
against 32s.S7 q week ago, 423, 69S and
344.
Toledo. June NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 42h:
mber I March
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
TlPEAsRiTEks.

,-IITop VISIBLE. . Nassau st: csta-
iog,,e fr..: ~ makes taken part pay-
,,sr,. bargains in Lnde; woods, Rening-
tons. divers. Smiths.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
BUSINESS CHASrrs

-tf-I0a-, --->-----------~
~, :, We ers Offering 2 limited
IA. - =. guaranteed per cent first
.iss,s,s 80 - bonak. security. $500. 900
go -. - l..-tfcharcise. the bonds are
sls- $500 ~s.a kl,oo0 each. nothing safer
u @ o. Arnly to Mcdonald
? rsr-yi.i. r1i /. .EtSING e ruarantced Z per
ss,e s-SaIe -a,lse Preferred stock al s105
~ "a s.', snteed, one share of com
~ ,rs-S,-..lL 49, share II preferred: large
E1Ssr r--f,--- --'-fli-S concern. establishes
sGr,l,'itnt pl''sent management sinoe 1887.
/ 's'a-" -gg,us Co. 257 Broad
tsos,,-Ss seio0u. finest corner 10Th
"a. al. %. So daily. long xsiuabie
>.-iRI r. taln- Particulars ~ Mo
20. ~ Rr14dwav.
[,~ANn nrrrcr r-r-p~---,.-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
WORK WANTED.
NaI.-

Nai.-
tCCOTNTaST.-D evening: charges
euara II .ed satisfactory. Address or can
III Broadway, Room 10.
AUTOMOBILE MACHINIST. Can OF tiste
and -4aaIr any make of car. private fam
IA. country preferred! Address g 4. lsl'
lribune Uptown once, 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
AND OPT
RUGz

n rur c,,s, IsEITAS. Oriental
V sei,.S .S'inoisseur and exr,-, re
III !enot stor, highest
Asg -. - East 2Gtk ct
Eel. 1851 G.asns;e..'
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.
Feunale-

PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female-
4 WOMAN PHYSICIAN. graduate OF
Johns Hopkins. with experience or sew
oral yesrs' practice with excellent refer
ences would take charge OF invalid iWon-
am crossing The Atlantic about July L Al
dress q. h. Tribune O:fice
GOVERNESS. EXperienced thorough
French and English. eight years refer
ence: Just returned from paris; wishes
summer engagement, visiting o. resident.
Duvernoy. 3l55 Broadway.
YOUNG FRENCH GIRL. highly educated.
wishes TO give services for passage 10
Europe or summer engagement: successful
French, German teacher; good traveller,
hacker: maid nurse. companion high ref-
arencss Address Refined Box 2S Tribune
T-ptovyn orlce 1864 broadway
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11

-slhlsEGE SALE Bernstein. Auc-
= ,lssf, all sell to-day June IL 1908
n a. Nos Isl $50 Broadway.
..-sl. ne fixtures of liquor store BY
-, Bernard Lewis Attorney foE
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HELP WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.

AMBITIOUS young men and women in all
towns and villages Of New York and
New Jersey wanted as local manag gers fer
periodical: great chance to make money
and reputation: sample. with your name
and address printed in as local manager.
under your town heading, 10c. Address
The Resorts Index. los Fulton street, New
York
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
ruRNIsHEp ROOMS TO LET.

osT@H ST 90 EAsT.--Rooms, single OF en-
suite. private baths; teleph"nes unsur-
r,assed location: reasonable.
a4T-gg ST u EAST Rooms for gentlemen
arIy: breakfasts optional; telephone; rel
erencss.
Oh EAST. 23D ST. Ciacis0n Square Southt.
Stli-e tv.o rooms. bathroom by n"iiih.
references.
ADEERTISIMENTS and subscTlptl2Ls IoT
- n -,b1IUe received at their Uptown
once 10. 1864 Broadway between 35ih
anS $7th sts., until 9 o'clock p. M Ad-
yertisernents received at the toio"l.itS,
h~sTcb o-5ces at regular oalce rates unul
1@IioclI ~ m, ,i-: 9s4 sth ave. s e
cor, go st I53 sIh ase ,s9 ST i-'n ss,n 81, -
- g. s.,eg 2R3 west leJth st. 125s
81 sve between 76ih ara 77th sts.; 1925
r. ave. near slst 81: l70s 1T ayr near
ssth ST i5T East lesth st 80 lIenloht nor
80 csa sd ave and any American Dis
--f~f Telecrap1 once
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
AICTI0N SALES.

'.aA q & IRVINE. Auctioneer. viii sell
a.. - morning. a. 2 O'clock. at No. 2sI
~ :; Borough n Ns.hattan. the chat
I1,u-es q . s--as-Il. under and by
q i two rao-tc7s-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11

Chicago June observation-disclosures receipts
about IS head; market 10c lower; steers 80 00
S. 5 cows sac Sc: heifers. $4a$66 60 bulls. So $50
so calves 81 Gs5 75 stockers and feeders, S3 20
ass 40 HOGS-Receipts, 5000 head; market easy
choice heavy shipping S5 60 butchers, S5 40
81 30; light mixed So 30 40; choice light. So 40
So so; packing, S5 qS3 40: pigs. $3 7jd So bulk OF
sales s. 80 So so SHEEP-Estimated receipts II 600
head; sheep strong: good lambs steady; mediums
1Oc lower: sheep, 81 50gs5 so; lambs 81 9se So
yearlngs, $5Qs6. 1890
Cincinnati. June 1O-HOGS slow. 1oc lower; butch
ers shippers, So 5Oa$5 %; common, 81 500 s. 30
CATTLE-Quet and steady, 1oc lover; fair to TO- g9od @
shippers So 60 Sc 75; common, 81 % a 81 20 SHEEP
steady, 81 25QS 81 35 lambs steady, 81 75Q$7
prime steers. 81 35qs7 so vEALsLReeeipts . Gon $50
slow and 10@16c lower; heavy and and mixed SO 199
So So Workers. s5 40Gs5 so: pigs 81 20 50 To- roughs
s. 9o9s4 70; dairies m 50 5o9s5 I5 SHEEP SHEEP a AND
ewes. 25c lower lambs slow and 15c lower; lambs
%; yearlings So 20 s. so; wethers So PISS rs;
ewes 81 % gs4 5o sheep mixed; s2gS4 70
Kansas City. June 10.-CATTLE-Receipts 200
head. including 100 Southerns market steady; every
thing sold. HOGs-Receipts, 1000 head; no market.
SHEEP-No market.
Union Yards. Pittsburg June 1o.-CATTLE-
supply light steady choice 81 1908 40 prime SO s5
81 81 10; culls and S2GS3; lambs, SO 80
as So: calves. Sc 50Q$7. HOGS-Recepts light,
slow; prime heavies, medium and heavy Workers.
50 20; light Workers. s. 4oqS5 So pigs, s59s5 10;
roughs 81 504S4 50.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
IOST-HANKBOOK-


BANKBOOK No. 479 49S Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. Any per
son having a claim TO II IS hereby called
upon to present the same within days
submit 10 having said passbook cancelled
and new one issued.
LOST.-Bankbook No 4sa 227 Of Dry Dock
Savings Institution. ANY person having
claims upon said book Is called upon to
present the same 10 the bank within thirty
davs or the said book viii be declared can
ceIed and eXtinguisheG and q new one
issued in lieu thereof.
LOST - Bansbook No. 1.o6T $50 Bowery
Savings Bank Payment stopped Kindly
return 20 hank
LOST BanEfook No. e14.4eo. Bank for
Savings $50 4tll ave. New York. Pay
Trlerf stopped Please return hook to bank
BOARD AND ROOMS.
as WEST DIST sT.-Elegantly large. small
rooms: delightful summer location: near
marks. elevated: bath: Southerners accom-
Inodated.
II MADISON AVE- large and small
rooms with or without board: summer
rates; references exchanged
7oa WEST 4sTH ST.-Larse and small
rooms. table board: telephone; summer
rates: transients: near all car lines.
TWO UNIVERSITY GRADUATES want
home iu summer colony. near salt water:
easy committing. reasonabie. private lam
Ji,, rreferred Harvard. Box 16, Tribune
Uptown Office. 1864 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
work WANTED.
II ala

YACHTSMAN.-By Swede, 81. for gentle
mans country place. boat club or small
yacht: generally usefui: iaIniilar Win VIII
boats; strictly temperate. Charlie. 2so
State ST., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
Female

CHAMBERMAID and SEAMSTRESS.-By
Norwegian Protestant; assist waiting:
personal city references; city o. country.
C. f, Mrs. Golfers Agency, 122 West
2Sd 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
SITUATIONS WANIED.
Female

understands all branches
In private house; best city references
Nforv 1A3 eth ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
WORK WANTED.
Male

BOOkK KEEPER. expert accountant. desire,
permanent or temporary work: opeDs
closes, audits. balances any business. any
system: experienced. reliable; best refer
ences: try him. B. II. L., f64 Herkimer
st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11

% East 23D ST. CNiaolson Square Soutp
suite. two rooms. bathroom by H"il'h "a
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-01
Daniel Boone

Something out of the ordinary is promised our theatre goers when the Daniel Boore on the TraiI company visits our city at the opera house next Saturday. Nearly everyone is familiar with the history of the famous pioneer and know of his many exciting experiences, all of which are presented in realistic manner by this company. To properly present this play, real wolves, bears and Indians are carried by the company which will be seen on the streets the day of the show. The company numbers over 20 people, all artists, and there will also be several clever specialties. One of the most ex- citing climaXes of the bill is when Daniel Boone has a fight with the ferocious wolves in order to save his daughter who is thrown into their den by the Indians: this feature alone is worth more than the small admission price.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-01
ARKANSAS NEW LAWS.
Two Important Ones Go In Effect Today
 in Arkansas
Special to the News.

Special to the News.
 Little Rock, January 1.-Two very important laws went into effect this morning in Arkansas. One is the ant,-cigarette law, which prohibits the sale or pos session of cigarettes, paper, of tobacco made for the purpose or making cigarettes. This law has had, a peculiar effect in the city. For days past those places handling cigarettes have had them piled out where everyone could see them, with large signs telling that they were to be had for much less than the original price. This morning not cig- arette can be bought for love nor money. Reports have had it that there will be contest, but according to later advices this will not be the case at present, at least.
 Sheriff Kavanaugh has given notice that a'l violators of the law will be arrested, and that no
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-01

favors twill be shown, from the fact that the public has had am pie warning, more than six months. since the bill was pass ed by the last legislature.
 Another new law is that which conforms to the national pure food law. The commissioner of agriculture is placed in charge of the bureau which was created by the law and Col. Tucker has named Maj. William Stoddard, of JOneSboro, to be at the head of the bureau. For some weeks applications have been coming into this bureau, for register numbers, which will be used in stead of the entire law on pack ages. The liquor houses, drug gists, etc, are complying with the law, and no difficulty is ex- pected in this line. Major Stod- dard is busy today regis tering other firms, which had waited until the last minute before con- forming with the new regulation.