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The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Furnished by Cameron Currie * Co.:
The reception OF Tafts nomination
by the market was decidedly disap-
pointing from bull standpoint and
showed that IL had been fully discount
ed By the rise yesterday. Prices ad-
vanced fractionaliy at the opening, but
plenty OF long stock was encountered
and before the end OF the first hour
stocks had declined under the lead OF
Union Pacific. and were well below yes
terdays closing. There has been
slight rally from the lowest point and
the market Is dull at the lower level.
Republic Iron & steel and Louisville &
Nashville both suffered considerably
from the passage and reduction OF
their dividends and the very poor earn
ings OF railroads which keep coming
to hand are a depressing factor.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
Bio orist Of Ordinance Cases.

One OF the largest ordinance dock
cts on record confronted Judge Con-
molly when he took the bench at 9:45
Monday morning. There were orig
inally 2S7 cases, but about III were
practically disposed Of during the
week by the action OF the defendants
in securing licenses OF various sorts
This left nothing for Judge Connolly
TO do but to formally suspend SEN
tence The remaining 10 had to be
tried. however, and the Judge dispos-
ed OF them at the rate Of about one
a minute. clearing the docket before
l o'clock
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
sALAMANDER is SOLD.
Steyskal Dsposes Of his Cafe TO Pitts-
burg Investors.

A deal was negotiated in the past
week by X. A. Bacon, who makes
specially OF business chances and ex-
changes. with Offices in the Breitmey-
er building whereby Matthias Steyskal
sold HIS Salamander cafe. at 222 Ran
dolph. TO J. b. Hit and William Nc
Naughton, OF Pittsburg The consid-
Grafton was 10000 The new owners
say that they intend TO spend between
$4,000 to $4,000 in remodeling II into
a hotel.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.

Det-oit.
' Up-Chas len. Chemung 1870; Cof-
nnberry, Mclean. IL; Stephenson
tsmalD. 1l:40. Manola, Jenncy. IL;
John Mitchell 2:4O. Sawyer and barges
4; Wood, Hart. Tyrone. 8, Ralph and
barge, $40
Up-sacramento and barge. Bull and
bargcs. $40; ST. Paul. $40. Cherokee
and barge, 1913
Observation-Disclosures. 10. Van Hse
Bryn Mawr, ?; McGregor. 2:l5: Regina
800
DOWN. u. Hawgood Wolf TO-.
Midland Prince 1920
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. June 22-Close: The
news in wheat was not specially bull
ish on Monday. and the advance In
prices was credited to reaction from
the weakness OF the last three days OF
last week. Harvest Is making pro-
gress in the southwest Some buliish
news comes from the Jim river valley
because OF high water. In other re-
spects northwestern conditions are
bearish.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. 2 red.
advanced to sshc. and declined to
ssAc: September opened at SIC. worked
up 10 ssLc. and dropped back to 81 n c:
December opened at sshc. and closed
sos.c.
Coarse grain quotations.. Corn--Cash
No. g. 72c: No. yellow. car at 74c;
No, yellow. l car at I2hc. =,
SEC. August. 5000 Blu at 4ic. 5000 bu at
siLc; september. 5000 bu at 4oc.
Rye--Cash No: 2. nc.
Glover seed-Prime October so bags
at s7.35. December. 100 bags at $40.
Receipts In the Detroit market on
Monday. included 400 bbls OF -four. l
car OF wheat, OF corn. and or oats.
Withdrawals were 400 bills OF -four.
Stocks are 1922 bu OF wheat. 1lS.411
bu OF corn, 1854 bu OF oats. and lisa
wheat in Liverpool closed r9Hd
lower. and corn unchanged to Ad
lower.
wheat on passage. s.seI.OOo bu. de-
crease.
Northwestern wheat receipts Monday,
965 cars: year ago. 46i cars
Worlds wheat exports last week. g.
s20.O00bu.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Monday 10000 bu:\year ago. 1O2 900 bu-
Exports OF wheat and -four Monday.
100000 bu. Nv
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. June 22--Wheat opened
Il q ac lower, but rallied cent shortly
after on fairly good buying by COM
mission houses and shorts covering.
There was no wheat pressing at the
start but little local pressure on the
upturn. -.
Opening prices: wheat-July. SEA
QssAc Corh-July. 69h assh sc. Oats
Sept, 3sh g3szc Pork-July. $3.50
Tl455 Lard-7July. 1897. Ribs-Sept..
Insofar az the rank and hte In the
wheaf DIT was concerned. there was
but one side to that market today and
that was the, bull side. The net gains
for the day were hmAc; corn was
fairly active with some selling by
longs. and the best prices not held IN
consequence. Advances were made OF
hQAc. oats were unchanged TO &c
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
Indorse Mitchell for covernor.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. June 22.-Eulo-
gized as man who has done more
than any other in the history OF the
American labor movement TO tighten
burden OF the toilers. John Mitchell.
former chief OF the United Mine Work.
ers, last night was Endorsed by or
gained labor OF the state for the
Office OF governor Of Illinois
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
NEW YORK METAL.

NEW YORK. June 22.--Business con-
tinued at a standstill at the Metal ex-
change. while prices were generally
unchanged. with the exception OF tin
which was down u q for spot and near
by deliveries. Copper quotations: Lake,
125s Il3c; electrolytics. 12% I12;sc
4.57h; lead. $4.47h d4.52h: tin. az
q2sc
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. June 22-Fine weather
In the belt was responsible for an easy
undortone I'm the cotton market. After
the call. the list steadied a little but
the feeling In the pit was distinctly
against an upturn and second drive
at the market occurred around 1915.
forcing the active positions of 10 the
lowest point.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
Reported for The Times by Cameron
arTrrfr < tau---f u u tirfSv-UtI FL I
COPPER MARkET-CLO

Adv. 81 Black NTH. 81 :: Bos Cons.
II u Butte GIN, 20. Butte q l.. 80:
Cop Con, 20 Cons. Mer.. a: c. & A..
los: Cent. 20; DAILY w. l0ts Davls-D.
! Z. Frank. az First Natl Liz. C.
Tan. I0Ig Gold Cons, 5a. Kew Cop.
81. LaSal.. Il, Lake. 3; Mass. +ls
Mob, so. Mai. 81 Miami, "a Mex.
Con. ~ Nip. "a: New. Cons. II :. +:
New. Utah. ; New Dom. Ia y Butte.
66i- Csc 90 Par. 22l2 Raw. /. shan,
l3is Utah Cons Al: L. 5 oil. rs. /:
L. : r pfd 4li.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
eandlts' Queues for Rats"

NEW YORK. June PA ton OF
Chinese hair. intended for the rats
OF American women. formed part Of
the cargo OF the big freighter Wray
Castle. just In from the far\east. The
hair came from the heads OF decap-
itated Chinese bandits, and is valued
at more than $1,000.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
5000 Kids for Sane Fourth.

NEW YORK, June 22-Many boys
OF Greater New York are united In a
project TO celebrate the Fourth OF
July most periodically and at the
same time sensibly. Five thousand
boys will march TO the city hall here.
on the glorious fourth and will hear
eloquent speakers tell them how lucky
they are to have been born in this
land OF the brave. or TO have been i'm.
ported here.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22

Saturday night in the family summer
home in Crosse Pointe after an Ill
ness OF month. Mrs. Marxhausen
came 10 Detroit with her parents in
1854. and in 1857 was married 10 Mr.,
Marxhausen. They celebrated their
golden wedding last October in Har-
monte hall. Mrs. Marxhausen is sur
vived by her husband, one daughter
and one son, Mrs. Louise Burghard
and August Marxhausen. Jr.
The funeral takes place Tuesday
afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
PRODUCE

Commission men reported little or
no change In prices to start the week
with Receipts OF strawberries were
not as large as usual and late buyers
had TO pay small advance. Tndica-
tions are now that the strawberry
season IL approaching It's end Rasp-
berries and other small fruits were In
normal supply for Monday. and ruled
steady. but yellow peaches were
trifie higher. Butter dealers generally
thought the Elgin market would go on
half-cent or SO during the day, on
weakness in eastern markets Eggs
were steady and frm. and poultry was
unchanged
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
wobroek REFUGEE Divorce.

The bill for divorce fled by Clara
against her husband William X. Wo-
brock several months ago, and heard
by Judge Brooke last January. was
dismissed Monday morning. together
with the cross-bill hled by the hus.
band The judge says be finds the al
legations by both parties untrue.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALO.
Report ~ Market Opening ny sndisF
Rw~t"k ~ 60. ton'~isston merchants

Report a, Market Opening ny sndisS.
Rw~t~k ~ 90. Gou,s-sSs,on N-rchrrs~
BUFFALO, June 20 Special. Cat
tle-Receipts $500 heavy lower. butch
s5Qs5o: he,fers. IS so as. cows. So
o so - feeders 259A15: JtocSeia. s30
3.I5. Hogs-Reeeipts 5000. pigs. SIS rs
Q6: all others. s6.4oQ65o sheep Re
seip gsar fGUS 'VP sPGss :h.sp :ss Sg
Calves-Top. s7g75o
MARKET CLOSE
BUFFALO. June 22-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1000 head active anu stronger
FOR dryfed stock. heavy steers slow
and easier; prime steers, s7.l5g go;
steers. $50 ESQ: heifers. s44s25: cows
$3.50 a $50. bulls. ss.5095. feeders
s325 q 3. Veais-Receipts 1900 head
active. 2Jc higher at $4Q7..5. Sheep
and Lambs-Receipts 1000 head. ac-
y ixs s,sady ;pT51s la% sheep S
5.25 Hogs-Rece.pts 1890 head. ac-
tive. 2Ou 25c higher. workers.. $3.50
ESQ. pigs. s5.S0W $50; mixed and
heavies. s6,+0We.50. roughs. $5q525.
stays. s9.s594.25.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO. June 22-Hogs-Receipt
$4,000 market loo higher; light. IS. $50
6.l0: mixed. S5.ooQ6.l5: heavy, IS SIS a
6ls. roughs s555 a SIS: pigs. s+5On
) 40. workers. s5.95g6, good to choice
heavies. s5.75Q6.l5. cattle-Receipts
20 o9o market steady besyes. s4s59
steers, sass .. stockers and feeders.
81 50 o .. so; cows and heifers. s2l5a
6 ~: calves. s4s5q6.'5. Sheep-Re-
ceipts $4,000, market strong; natives
;iscGS'55' native lambs. .igs'is:
western lambs, $4,000
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
work on the new -. Pnurs cathedral.
Tn he erected nj MoodMRrd md HIM

cock -aves.. was commenced Monday
morning. when the first sod was
turned by Theodore ". Eaton, senior
warden OF the church. The new
structure. when completed, will cost
about s250.0O0 and Will be one Of
the most imposing church edifces
in the city. The corner stone Will
be laid in about two months. an
event which will bring to Detroit
high Episcopal churchmen from all
over the country.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
POLITICIAN is REPORTED
KILLED IN LA. WRECK

BATON ROUGE. La. June ga
wreck occurred on the Baton Rouge
& Eastern road this morning. Rep.
Jones, OF Livingston and several
others are reported killed.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
Apple.-Fancy. ss.soa4so;. common.

Apple.-;Fancy ssSouAso; common.
SId3 per Dbl.
Buttsr-otaeial prices: Extra cream
ing stock. Ice per ID.
Cabbage-New. $3.50 per crate.
CauIiaower-caiifornia. si.750s per
CeIery-si per dox
Cheese-Michigan full cream, new.
b 1S ise. schwoi,ssr. isc Sc per ' Is. is'
so S. sS Frs'sn Ss1 sas pesehs.
"5s Pc. eos RlSS% ger o swo.
u0l.25 per Is-at case.
Conee-Package coffee. sl+.7s0is.ss
pressed Casves-Fancy. s9shc; cess-
mon. sQ7c per Id.
E.s:1Mi CHG, g. current osr 1t, receipts
FIour-Michigan patent. in wood.
$3.50 second patent. $t95; straight.
lass. clear, $3.50 per bbL
Feed-Jobbing lots; bran. $500:
chop. t2s: coarse middlIngs. say: nne
middlings. $50 per ton:
Fr~sh vesetabIes-Creen onions. Toe
Pc, doz; sueum6ers; $50 Soe per d sas
box: parsley. &c per dog: water crsss.
2o0s5c don: Elephant. sc doz: aspar-
ssus. socQsi per box; green peas; soc o
sre ss per ssan ns , Ms S psan ssnpeT
Gooseberrie---s2b SO per bu.
Green Peppers--60c per basket.
Hsrdware-wire nails. $500 base
81 as OsDr fs SeS %rs ,sS Hsns
barbed wire. $3.50: No. 3 annealed wire.
s2.2o; poultry netting before weavins.
cloth. si..o per 100 feet: lap and slip.
join, esye,rossh' So and 10 per cent
on round and corrugated conductor
pipe. as and 5 per cent on.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
FIRST WHITE BORN IN
MUSKEGON IS DEAD

MUSHROOM. Mich. June 81
Especial Mrs. Dorcas B. Ruddiman,
believed to be the first white child
born In Muskegon, died here today
aged so years.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
ALTOONA Steel PLANT OPENS.

SAULT STE MARIE. Mich, June
Especial. After two months OF
idleness. the plant OF the Algoma
Steel Co. one Of the Lake Superior
corporation industries. was reopened
this morning. II Is said TO have bus
mess enough in sight to keep II run
ming out rails Tor two years. The
plant gives work TO 1900 men.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations. furnished by Cam
dl05: do. coup. los bid; new IS reg.
l01 ar1Ois. do, coup. 101 I101a. new
Is reg. sl2lL Gie2; do. coup, 1927. q
l21
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
sunpressed Divorce Cases.

Suppressed suits for divorce were
filed Monday by Lillian VS.. Frank j.
Campbell. Reuben VS.. Florence c.
Burt and Hamilton VS.. Celina r. Ran
kin
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Cameron Carfie < COS copper letter
London copper opening: Easy. spot,
f5S IS Cd of ss Cd is+-3.4
on Is I'd
The copper share market was very
dull at the opening. with most or the
trading IN odd lots. What activity
there was was conferred in North Butte.
prices practically unchanged from Sat
urdays final figures. We look for a
dull summer market TO continue for
the present.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
MRS. MARXHAUSEN
l\ is TAKEN BY DEATH

wife OF August AaFxAaHseRT editor and
proprietor OF the Abend Post, died
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
Honry-Fancy white, l2Ql3c. amber.
lOlllc, extracted, Ga iec per 10.
~..s--s2 f,at nm

Hon-y-Fancy white. l2QlSc. amber.
l0ullc, extracted, Ga &c per 10
hickory Nuts-s2 pei bu.
Ray-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices Tor new baled hay in
sl2599iis; No 2; nO.;S9li; clover;
oat straw, 81 ton. in car lots;
Hidcs-No. / cured: &c, No. cured
) lac. No. /. green, She. No. :. green
asis G. kip green. No. /. 566c. No Z,
Stse, cait, green No, |. Zoe Ne: g, nc
sheep skins. as 10 wool. 25c al.
Huckleberri~s-24-a at cases, $3.50
Lines-sl gl,25 per 100.
Maple susm--New. pure. i5c per 10
MeionS-Rocky Fords. siqi50 per
case. watermelons. S0gioc.
Mushroons-60c per 10.
Onions--Texas. $3.50 per blu: Egyp.
tian 81 40 per bu.
seed. 45c gal. less per cent for cash
IT. 10 days: diamond headlight kero-
sene. sac: ,urpentine. in barrel lots.
Oranse--Calltornia navels. .42jV
90 psr-hoA-- Mediterranean sweets
So 5o9s per box; Valeneias. $3.50 per
Piums-wnd goose. $3.50 per case.
PInenppies-Florida. $3.50 $50 per
feucnes-o -udsktk udks s-.-Sf NIliAN
peaches. 6-basket crates, $l.25 a l. so.
Pop Corn-Ears. / ~ u &c per 10.
PotutOc~-Out OF store. 3lWl. 10 bu;
TEXAS Triumphs, sl5o6per bu. Virginia
white. 81 per Dbl.
Poultry-Hens, Toe. chickens. Zoe:
broilers. isqIsc; geese. SC; ducks. 10 o
| lac. turkeys. lac per ID.
| Provisions-Mes pork. sl+.50; family
pork. siTGgf1.5O, light, clear. Sl5. 0O
heavy, $i5.75. smoked hams, lac
dry salted briskets. s1h csc; shoulders.
sac; picnic hams. nc, bacon. 100
12kc: lard. In tierces. sac; kettle rend-
cred l0Iac per To-
Observation-Disclosures. $500 per 2i-qt
case red asa soc per quart box.
! strnw berries-Home-g grown, s2Qg6o
per bu.
sweet Potatoes-Illinois. s2@225 per
case
sugnr-Crystal dominoes, $3.50; eagle
ia bets s725: cut loaf. 1915: cubes.
Sc 30; xxx powdered. s6.is; granu-
lated. extra coarse, s5.s5 graduated, In
bulk 1918: graduated. In 2o-lb cotton
bags. IS so: Michigan granulatnd. 1875;
confectioners A. 1910; No. S5.75: No
2 1915: No g. $50: No. 4. $685.: No. 5.
IS go: No. G. s555: No. :. s. 80: No. s.
s645: No. 8. $40; No. 10. 1896; No. II.
$3.50: No. l2. 1925. No. 10. ss25; No
IL. $500; No. Is. $500 per 100 lbs
Topatoes-Texas1 80 a soc per 4-bas-
ket crate.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
Markets and Finance

better. Provisions were irregular, the
marke' was under pressure from profit
taking longs
Closing prices: Wheat-July. sea- a
S6s.c Corn--JulS. 69fsc Oats-July,
t5'sc Pork-July. sl45O. Iard-July
1922 y a S.95. Ribs-July. Ssl2h
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
,xaz fauuL d1ad A.. Ia a.. "a ~. -.

OF his brother-ln- law. william Dinge-
man. No. 300 yTwelfth-st.. where he
was visiting Monday morning. Mr.
Monks had been suffering from heart
disease for some time. and came to
Detroit recently TO be treated Cor
oner PARKER will hold no Inquest Mr..
Monks was a member OF the Oddfel-
lows and the Maccabees
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22

Quotations by Cameron Currie A. Co
Open. High. Low Close.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22

Reported for The Times by Cameron
Currie & Co, ll6-lls Griswoid-st.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
Knnd TnN N0M Dnc.

The law requires every able bodied
man, between the ages of twenty-onc
and sixty years, to annually pay a
road tax of three dollars or, in lieu
of such sum, to labor on the public
road three days. Sec. 3, Cahpter So,
Acts of the 37th Legislative Assembly
The supervisor of Road District No,
3. comprising Precincts Nos. II and
rs. which precincts include the City
of Albuquerque. accepts the office
without compensation and is devoting
time and energy to the discharge of
the duties of the office to the end
that proper use be made of the road
fund and that we have good roads.
The character Of roads to he built
aud the line of work are determined
10y the Good Roads Association.
Mr.. s NJ. Portorfield is authorized
to receive payment of the road tax
and for the convenience Of the public
VIII make calls when he can do 50 or
payment can be made at Porterheld
and Co... PIG West Gold avenue The
law will be strictly enforced.
W. II. GILLENWATER.
Supervisor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


Forecast.
Washington. AVG New Mexico
and Arizona Fair il south showers
ia north aud central portions satur-
day. sunday tuir
Home dressed spriue ducks at the
San Jose Market toda,
Born. Friday. July Z. at 3 p M,
q daughter TO Mr.. and Mrs } f.
snivciy.
Mrs. l.. C. Becker and Miss Bucic
Becker were visitors in the city yos-
tcrdav from Holon
~ g.. Ctmk. territorial supcriutend-
emf OF schools. was here Yesterday ON
business from his headquarters ia
Santa Re
The Buli Fight and Niagara
Fuiis' are tho feature films at tbu
Colombo tonight and cannot br beat
an The new once arc Bankers
p~irkpockcts' ana "fho aady with the
Heard both comic Tho now cong
is making u great hit. Matinee al 3
O'clock this afternoon
w " Whitney. tor twelve years
. practical automobile man. with vac
rious factories and Establishments ia
Detroit. has arrived iu tho city and
become connected with the McClor-
key Automobile company OF f0S
West Copper avenue. Mr. whitney
takes charge Of the repair department
of the McCloskoy company.
The BHrclas Grays left last night
for trinidad whore they Will play two
games with tho Trinidad baseball
team Bert Graham. of the Browns,
accompanied the team as manager.
of tho Grays, WAS prevented from
making The trip on account of the
seriousness Illness of his baby
Edward Jefferson. aged "a years.
1lcd last night a. his home, l0j fast
Lead avenue Deceased came here
two months ago for his health The
rcmnins Will be shipped by A. Borders
tonight to Piauucmicuc, la, whore
intcrmcnt viii take place Mrs JEFF
fcrtuu. the hcroavcd widow, viii nr-
company the remains Mr. Jefferson
was a member Of Widow sous lodge
a. T.. and A. M, No. 10
Another large and u~pprociative au-
dicncc greeted tho moving picturrs a.
the rink last night 'Rom"o and Ju
lirt." Shakespcatc's great love story,
PORTRAYED IN nine beautiful films
which nre faithful reproductions ol
the masterpiece. was shown again last
night ana WAS much appreciated This
MIN VIII he shown tonight for the
last time. THE Hlind Woman
story" u sensational MIN. fun OF
pathos. Is another Him Vhieh viii be
repeated tonight that b. wen worth
teuinE An entire change of program
ricturce and aonEa. viii lac mtde e"
morrow night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-08
ARMY OF MEN AND
TEAMS At WORK
ON THE HILL


The citizen Of Albuquerque who has
not been up ON the university hin re-
Gently HAS missed something and has
IA big surprise IN store when he does
wander an that way.
From thirty to forty teams have
been at work fot soiuc time past grad
ing OFF the uvruue, ana tho work is
progressing $50 rapidly thai already it
Is possible to get a worry good idea of
the appearance Of the t~hot0ughfare
when it g. completed II VIII be one
of the finest avenues ia the southwest
and may be- made with proper treat
ment one of the most Imposing ln the
country. The Typographical conditions
furnish great possibilities to the land
scapc artist a little imagination viii
bring to the minds eye The completed
aycuuc-H broad, even, uniform slope
of half q mile from the city limits
straight up to the massive buildings OF
the ]rcluodclcd "puoblu' university on
the hill crest pm each side a wide
park or width of lawn. and ON each
side the street 4 roV of tan symmct-
ricaI trccs-thc University Hill boulc
ward viii In the course of u yrS or
two be famous In the southwest Fhoro
is no cNaggcralioH about tins. us 1t
glance at the work now being done
viii at once show. The unslghtly hills
on each side of what has for years
been The notorious university road
are being rapidly graded down aud an
inequalities In the slope are being re-
moved.
with the completion of the improve
mcnts on West Central avenue, the
road from the University to old Alhu-
quctquc VIII alone repay the Irrigation
congress visitor and the change Is tho
most important street bottcrmcut uu-
dcrtakcn since Albuquerque was a city
II rs q work of which tn, city may
wen be proud
81 would suggest said a wen
known citizou yesterday, that the
to the university De lined with
trees that are not CottouWooda 10
my mind Il doublc ROW of tho stately
lombardy poplars liko those at the
uuulup place ou west central avenue.
would be far more ornamental ana
Imposing, and thcro are other Nario-
ties OF trees which it has been dem
oustratcd win grow successfully here
with proper attention. So far no NaN
has been devised to solve the problem
@f the floating cotton from the cot
touWoud trees which hus been a Eric,-
nuisance ~ the city AN summer.
Albuquerque has a great opportunity !
IN the shape of this university road, to
add to tho beauty at tho city"
street Commissioner Ticrney now
has central aycnuc filled I'm with the
Eravol-aduhc mixture as lar cast ass
Twelfth street ANA the work is going
forward rapidly TIA, improvements
ON TIJ'ras have made that one of the
finest streets boz the city, and Central
Will hr oven moro attractive in
appearance whom Tho work Is COM
plclcd Cement sidewalks uIc making
their appearance here and there with
startling suddruncs- and the wave of
civic pride hats hoVu uo signs or
abatement From now ou uutll the Ir-
riEatien congress tt h,hooyrs ryrty
oitilrn to put IN all his spare time
cutting down hIs weeds aud making
his premises look 1s Welt groomcd as
possthlc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-08
THE PRICE IS FAIR
At MOUNTA|NA|R
Especial Correspoodeoce "ornius Soor"olI

Especial correspondence motuinE jour"nll
Mountaluair. a. NJ Aug g. There
viii be no hold-up prices at Mountain
air during the Chautauqua assembly
beginning August IS, and lasting ten
days. The Hote4 Mountainair has re-
duccd the price to 30 cents a meal dur
ing the ten days. Good meals may be
had at restaurants for 90 and 80 cents,
and lunches I'm proportion. The price
of beds viii In mo- case be more than
90 cents for ono person or 10 cents for
two persons occupying the Same bed
The accommodations VIII be- cheap
only in price. Livery prices to those
who care To- visit the many places OF
interest in this vicinity viii DE proper
tionntcly reasonable The people of
Mouutalnuir are working harmonious
IN together To- show the visitors e good
time. and every effort will be made to
have an go away anxious To come
back.
Tho musical part OF the program is
now an assured success In addition
TO Prof. Joseph n Alter. flutist, of
Milwaukee. and Miss Verde Corhott
pianist. of Kansas Cit>. the services of
Professor otto lirholt. late graduate
from Iiypeig. -havc been securod Tor
the entire ten DAVIS Professor Ll"hcIi
is q yJoliutst with "a reputation second
To- but few.
The chorus. under the direction ot
Mrs Fannie g.. Formhy. is WORKING
hard and progressing nicely with the