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GeneraI MerehandLse

Bags-Grsin bags, 81 45ze; San Quentin
fof Il. neece twiae, Sc per ID.
Coal-BeaFer Hil, IS; Pennsylvania snthra-
We sgs Sc per o. tS9 Sa3 Msea1s9 s Ss onss Sev
Richmond, etc. Sc; Pelaw Main, 50; Stanford
Riehmopd. IS; Cumberland. sI5 in bulk and
$3.50 IN sacks; Welsh anthracite. SIS; coke.
El6 per Ton IN bulk and SIT in sacks; Rocky
mountain coal. Ss.65 per short ton.
Oils--SQuotauons are FOR barrels. Linseeo. fsc
per gel for boiled and 75e for raw; cases, DC
more; castor oil in cases. No /, lie; Baker 5
"A Sl.lSGll5; China nut. cases, T0QS0c per
gal; cocoanut oil, in barrels I09Tslsc for Xxx,
s. - ale for No. ] snd 65d6Siac for No 2, ac-
cording TO quantity; extra blesched winter sperm
OF, 3lc; natural winter sperm OIL, sic; natural
whale oil, 55c; extra winter strained lard oil.
- q S6ci pure nestsfOor OIL. 15c: No neatstoot
oil, SOC; herring oil, ace; salmon oil, S5c; boiled
dsh OIL. 35c: paint oil, S5c
Coal OIL. Gasoline etc-Wster white. iron
barrels or drums. ice; 80 deg oil iron harrels
OF drums. 1l1sc; special do, lie: pearl oil, in
cases lle; astral lie; star. l1e; extra star
20c; Elaine 261tc- eocene. 2oc: red crown and
Inotof gasoline N bulk l5c' ~ cases &c No.
engine dlstlllate, IN drums. -; No. 40. &C;
eases r. more; - deg. gasoline. in bulk SOC. in
cases 3Il2c: varnish makers and painters naph-
ms. ll n.Ak lle- ln cases te-ee-
turncntne-fSc Der gallon in cases and Ilc
ln buik. drums and iron barrels.
kssn lper hbl # 80 lbs)-E, s.; +, S'.e5
C. ST.l5; II. ST-25; /. $50.
Red and White Lead-Red. sla acc; white s@
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar retaing company quotes
IS follows. terms net cash; STANDARD hne
6-25c; fruit grauulated 3 .25c: monarch bar.
500; IT. n T.. crystal d0mnos cases. s. DC;
runes and A crushed. 550c; tablets IN half
h.is boo; do ln boxes, &C.; monarch pow
deres 5-5sc- NANA powdered 5-S5c; candy
lrsuulated 5.35c; confectioners' A. 525e; con
focriouers' crystal. 5-S5c; extra fne graduated.
> 15c- magnolia A. 4.s5c; extra c. 4.75c golden
a. a.65c. y. 455c; bbls and 80 ID bags l0c,
han bbIs 25c. boxes SOC more per 100 lbs
rhan Tor bags ~ 100 lbs net: bar in 35 and 30
lb tins $40 more; ia = and 10 ID tins, S2-35
more per 100 lbs than price OF this grade ia
loo lb bags.
lbo California and Hawaiian sugar refining
compsny quotes as follows: Granulated basis.
5.25e; -lIigrade" bar 5-e0c; powdered. 5-35c;
crushed. 5.5oc; berry. 5-25c; &. * H. extra ine
dry granuiafed 5.25c; coarse dry graduated.
6-25c. cunfectioners' A. 5-25cs confectiOners'
crystal 53jc. cubes. 5.50c. bricks, 5.5ec; extra
fne dry graduated l00 Ib bags only. 5-O5c;
excelsior A. s-S5c: extra c. 475c; golden c.
46jc; yellow ID, a55c: II. q T.. crystal dominos
3 6z5c. Additional per 100 lbs; In barrels and
~ 70 bags. I0c more: half barrels, 25c more;
boxes soc moro for ail grades. Bar in 35
and AZ lb tins, Sl.7O more: IA 10 lb tins, 81
lnare. Minimum order. carload weight
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FARMERS SAY PHOTOS
REPRESENT SWINDLER

John F.. Wilson, in custody for work
ing swindling commission game, has
peen ldentlfled through photographs as
the J. w. Ward who defrauded a nllm
Der of farmers around Bakersfield. on
Grating as the California hay and pro-
duce company.
Postal Inspector Joe Johnston sent
the photos to Bakersfield and received
confirmation of his suspicion yester-
day.
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Marie Palmer Wrecked

BEAUFORT, n. c., Dec. 3.-The four
masted schooner Marie Palmer, bound
from Carteret, n. j., to Savannah, Ca.
winch stranded on Fryingpan shoals
Wednesday sight while in tow of the
tug Edgar F. Cooney. is now hope
less wreck and its cargo total loss.
All the crew of the Palmer was saved
by the revenue cutter Seminole, which,
IN response to wireless calls, went to
the Palmers assistance last night Loss
on vessel and cargo is S150,00O
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Beans and seed,

Arrivals of beans yesterday were 1853 sacks.
Dealers report business quiet, though there were
large shipments outward on Thursday. The tone
is firm.
Beans fper cu)-Bayos, 81. 4.T5d5.25; pea. nou-
lnsl small white @ s. 1Sa4ssi large white, $50
So T5@s lima, Saga .25 red Kidneys. $50
80; cranberry beans, $4Gs 50; GsrVanzas.
So. 50 a. 50; horse beans Sl.T5Q2
Seeds-Brown mustard, 464kc; yellow mus
tsrd. 5Mc; faxseed. AZ @5c. carload lots; ca
nary. s5.c; alfalfa. I6is G1Te; rape, IL Q2Ac;
g3atc; milet. &c per ID.
Dried Pess-Green. IS per ctl-
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
small Cargo for Mexico

SmH0 CargO TOT WeAicO
The steamer Homer sailed for MaZatlan via
San Diego Thursday with 1864 lbs beans, 5,12l
- pkgs fresh fruits. 305 lbs spices. 191 bales
hay. !. 400 lbs soda 250 lbs seeds. ; pkgs
miscellaneous merchandise. 9 pkgs hardware and
20 tons bore ash, valued at s3,4l4. as cargo
frcm this port.
Engaged for Lumber
The British bark Antiope is chartered for
lumber from Eureka to sydney. and the schooner
A. J. West. at Grays harbor. is engaged for
the business. thence TO Santa Rosalia.
The Antiope was chartered prior TO arrival.
Change of Masters
Schooner Annie Maria-Old master, j. W.
johnson; new master, A. L. Andersen.
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625; COWS and beifers, S2.S064.40; Gamers,
s.. .25@S25: stockers and feeders, $2.S5G5 10;
calves, S25og7; bulls, stags, etc, 81 7597 10.
Hogs Receipts, 3,4oo. Market steady TO sc
lower. Heavy, SSds.l0; mixed S7.9J@s O5:
light, $7.90@S05; pigs, $6.50G7.75; bulk, $7.95
dS.05.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 Market steady. Year
lings. S5.75@6.7J; wethers, $4.T5@5 $50; ewes,
S46i5; lambs $6. .5OMTT5.
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BATTERED HULK IS
THATOf THESOQUEL
Identification Dispels Fear OF
One Marine Disaster Near
Cape Flattery

HE vessel in dis
tress off Cape Flat
/ e Y, r e p o + t G {
Thursday by the
Hill liner Mime
sofa, and to the as
sistance of which
the revenue cutter
Snollomish was dis
patched, proved to
be the derelict OF
the schooner So
quel. which was
abandoned by the
crew about a year
ago, and which has
been w a n d g ri n 8
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Cheese Firm and unchanged.
DRIED FRT-ITS
Chicago Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO. Dec. 3.--Butter steady; creameries.
26Is n 32lhc: dairies. 24n2Sc. Eggs steady: re
ceipts. 4.5I7 cases; al marx, cases included,
rat sffe515c. nrsts 2Stsc; prime fFsts 3O5sc.
Cheese nIm: daisies. l65< d16l5c: twins. I6n
1G5sc; Young Americas. I6a16hc; loBghorns,
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jacks. S2-50d3: gray ducks. S4.5O: gray geese.
Sfm 400; white geese. 81 .50d2 so. brant. 81 SO
g3-Se; honkers. $6G7.s0; hare. S2@2.25; rsb-
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Army Transports

The Crook is in port
this port.
The Warren is at Manila
The Dix is at Seattle.
The Logan is in port
The Buford Is in port.
The sherman sailed November IL from Hont
iul,l for Manila
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-. Iouis wool OIarl1et

ST LOUIS, Dee 3.-wool unchanged Ne
dfum grades. combing and clothing 24M3oc:
light hne, 22@2Ic; heavy line, l2@2le; Tub
washed, 26@ 3Sc.
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Eastern livestock Market
gaNSsC crrrN

KANSAS CITY Dec. 3.-Catfle-Receipfs
. 600 Market strong Native steers 81 75G7
5 90: cows and heifers S2J0MG.50 sfockers and
feeders. S3.10eI5-25; bulls. $2.9044.I0; calves
S3EO1 IS. western steers, s.. S00 $50; western
COWS s.. 75ds.5c.
Hors-H Receipts 5000. Market steady. Bulk
e. a015s 90. heavy. s.. S.I5d S.25: packers and
hutchors. ssGs.eo; light, S7-5o@s.I0; pigs
Sc 50nT 80.
sheep Receints 900. Market steady. Afuf
ions s. 5005. 60. lambs. S6N7 75- range weth-
ers and yearIIDcs SfGs67-i; range ewes, S3.JOu
SOlTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Dec 3.--cattie- Receipts
200 Market steady Native steers, S4nS:
COWS and beifcrs, <sN5; western steers, $500
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BAY AND INTERURBaN ROUTES
ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL
Compagnie Generate TransatIantiqu,

DIRECT LINE To HAvRE-PARIS
Saiiinss every Thursday. instead OF Saturday.
at 10 a H., from pier AZ. North river, foot Of
Morton street
First class to Havre. s77.5o and upward sec
ond class TO Havre. $50 and upward GENERAL
AGENCY for UNITED STATES and CANADA,
10 State ST., New York. J. r. FUGAZI. Man
ager Pacific Coast $50 Montgomery ST, San
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New York Produce


NEW YORK. Nov 3.-Hops-Quet
Hides Inactive.
NOGl-Stcady.
pefToleum-Stcadv.
sugNr-Raw steady: fair refining 3 SIC; cen
trilugaL Sc test, 4.Ssc; moasses sugar. 3.5S.
Refined steady.
Cofee-Futures closed steady At net advance
~ 5Ml0 points. Sales. Il 300 bags, including:
December. G.40c: March. 655c; July. SOC; Sep
feinber. 6.S0c. spot steady. No Rio, SIS q
ei2c; No. Santos, 50 0s5sc. Mild quiet; Coz
dOra. 9N1Ilac.
Rutter- -Stesdy and unchanged.
Eges STEADY and unchanged.
Chcese-fifIn and unchanged
DRIED FRUITS
EyapOraied Applcs-Quiet prices nominal. *
a. N7zsc bid and iac asked on the spot fancy
nov crop is quoted 1T 10aIlc; prime 7a7lkc;
old crop choice 9N10c primo. ~ N7Isc.
pumcs-Quct; prices STEADY. with moderate
nriVsis. Cslfoi MIA UP TO 30-4os, - csc; Ore
gOn. 6G9c.
Apricots-Stesdy. light stocks; choice, 1Is, n
1IIkc; extra choice, II h@12c; fancy, l2l4 "a
j iac.
iieaches Inactive but firm on light offerings
lioice. So 0Tc; extra choice, T697lzc; fancy,
tst1sc
Raisins-Quiet but finn, with reports from the
coast indicating p mere settled market loose
muscafcl 8fI5iec, choice seeded. 5hklSIAc;
scedlcss. 81 El5lkc; London layers, SLID n 10
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. Dec. 3.-StAndard copper on the
New YORK metal exchange was weak today Spot
snd December closed At 2.T5d Il. SIC; January
and February, 12.75es l3c. The London market
was steady; spot f5s IS Cd; futnres. ESQ los.
Sales were 30 tons spot and $50 tons futures.
Local dealers quote lake copper at IS 25MI3 soc;
electroyfie, 1e.l2lk @13.3Tiac; casting. l3@
- pc
Tn irregular. Spot closed at 81. 55a31. roc;
December. 3l.sc631 roc; January and February.
81. 50d3l 6oc: March, 31.J0d31.S0e April 81. 20
al. Soc. The London market was lower ana
closed easy at EI49 for spot and E144 lis Cd for
futures.
Lead quiet. spot 437ls a 42lsc New York
ana 4-20@ @429lac East ST Louis. The London
market was unchanged at RI lis Sd.
Spelter weak. Spot. 6.106IG.s0c New York and
6.25c asked East st. Louis. The london market
was unchanged at E23-
Iron was higher at sos 4s5d for Cleveland war
rants in London. Locally prices were a shade
Tower. No. I foundry northern is quoted n
S1s.50dl9; 30. =, SIs.25al9.75 No. 1 southern
and No ! southern soft, SlS.50GI 1925.
Naval StOres-TurpentiDe and Resin
SAVANNAH. Dec. 3-TnFpentne frm az 52c
sales 2.G2G; receipts. GG9; shipments, 272.
Rosin fTm; sales, LII; receipts. 2.ST4; snip
ments. 1.ST6; stock 132.900. Quote; B. H. $3.50:
f. e. s.: F. S3.S5d3.s7l5; G. 3.S5d3.S7la; II
S41OGI.I5: l. $500: X $3.50: NJ, s5s5: \.
S6.10; VIC. S6.25; WV $6.75.
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Id. 5. Branch Hydrographic 0fIice

branch Of the United States bydrographic
Office. located in the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained In San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners, without regard TO nationality and free
of expense NaTigatoFs cordially invited to
visit the office. where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights, dangers to naYiEafioD and mat
ters of interest TO ocean commerce.
j. G. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. u. $. N, in charge
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VIA COAST LINE


t5.25a Lsop-23d Street, Visltaclon. South
San Francisco. Valencia Street. . 4
f5.40a Loop-Valencia ST.. Ocean View.
Cemeteries. South San Francisco,
23d Street. 3rd and Townsend. ~ Il
6.20s South San francisco. San Jose, GiIruy
(Holister) Sargent. PaIaro. Salinas
8-0Oa Shore Line Limited Paso RobIes Hot
Springs. Santa Barb ara. Los Angeles
8.05a The coastcr-San jose. Csstrovlle
(Del Monte, Monter ey. Pacific Grovr).
Snlinss. Soledad. Paso Robes Hot
Springs San Luis Obispo. Pizmo
Ocesno, Surf. Lompoc. Santa Bar
bara. Ventura 0xnard. Los Angeles !
8.IOa Mayheld Los Altos Los Gatos Wright
Genwood( 30 ulder Creek .SantaCFus u
8.i0a Watsonville. Csstr oville. Del Monte.
Monterey Pacific GroEe.........-.
8.2OR South San Francisco. Palo Alto. San
Jose. Way ations-...-...........
820a May6eld. Los Altos. Los Gatos. Y
a00a Saa jose. Gilroy, Salinas Chanslor,
Paso Robes hot SpFingz San Luis
Obispo-Trcs Pnos-Santa Cruz Del
Monte. Monterey. Pacific Grove.
f0.40a South San Fran cisco. Burlingams
Ssn Astso. Pso Alto, San Jose -,
i0aOa Los Altos. Monta Vista. LOsGatOs. y
iI.30a Valencia st.. Ocean View. CoIms.
CemeterIeS Baden, San Bruno
ii.4Qa South San Fran cisco. San Jose. 4
2.0Jp Del Monte Express-San Jose. Gilroy.
Sargent (Watsonvlle. Santa Cruz)
Del Monte. MONTEREY Paci6e Grove 0
205p South San FrsnciIco. Palo Alto. San
taos, Los sS's u.os Monta Vista Los Gs.os
f2.l0p Bay Shore Vista cion. San Bruno Z
3.O02 Santa Clara San jose. Los Gstos,
Wright. (Boul der Creek .Sarta Cruz.
SOP S0uth Ss7 Francis CO, San Matec, san
Jose. tnlr0y. Castr Ovilie. Sainsa M .
A00p Sunset Expr ess- Tucson. Demirs.
II Paso. II ouston New Orleans.
4s00p Psso Robes Hot Springs. San LUIS
Obispo, Santa Barbara. Los Angecs. .
400p Gilroy. HolIister. Tres Pincs. ......
4.0Op Del Monte. Moot Grey, Psci6c Grove
<00p Kansas CITY, St Louis Chicago. -. !
A2Op South San Franci SEQ. San Jose ... 4
f3.00p Burlingarne. San Mafeo, Palo Alto
San Jose and " sy Stations -...-... 4
f5O5p Loop-2d Sire Ct Visiiscion. South
San Francisco. Valencia Street 4
$500 tseixood. Pal0 Alto, San Jose
5000 Los Altos. Aouts Vista. Los 6atos Y
t525p Buriingame, San Mateo. San Jose 4
f530p Loop = Valencia St. Ocean View
Cemeteries. South San Francrsco.
23d Street.. 5d and Townsend - 4
5.40P San Bruno San Aateo Redwood. Fal0
Alto. Saat, Cara San lose .
Z EsSo, 90, a2s aes Altos 92P'a Vista Los Gator,
May6eld Los Altos Los Gatos. -. II
t605p 23d Strest, Vista eion. South San
Francisco. Valenca Street ...-.. n
f625p Lcop-Valsucia Str eet, Ocean View.
CemeterieS South San Francisco.
23d Street 81 and Townsend -. 4
$500 South San Francisco. San Jose...-
6.00p los Angeles Psssen ger-Glroy. S.
linzS PasD Robes Hor Springs.
San Luis Obispo Pizno, Santa
Barbara. Los Angeles
il.45p South San Francisco. Pslo Alto San
los
FRoM PACIFIC STREET WHARr
fI.00p Sacramento River Steamers IN
Stmr Modoc. Mon. Wed. Fri.
StnF Navajo. Tues, Thurs, SAT-.
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FRoM PACIFIC STREET WHARr
fI.00p Sacramento River Steamers 30p
Stnr- Modoc 3lcn.. Wed. FRI
Stnr. Navajo. Tues. Thurs. Sat-
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Dismasted Schooner Is Year-O1d Derelict
Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco, Dec. 3 1909.
RAINFALL DATA
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OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY

18th and Mission. Daily ex. Sun. Ly.: f0sSoa
s210p, t5:40p. Ar. s. f.: -7:25a. sS:40a.
f5;23p. Sundsys-t9:S0a: s1i;45a, s5:40p- Ar.
S. F.: "s:40a. ell :13a, f5:23p-
sro and from Arlets ito and from Tunitss
Glen Connect with stage for San Gregorio, Pes
cadero, Pebble Beach and La Honda.
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THOUSAND GALLONS
PER minute At
PORTALES
lNEXHAUSTIBLE SUPPLY
OF WATER DISCOVERED
Flow from Lindsey Well Flood
ing the Towni6000 Acres
Signed Up for Irrigation Near.
City.

Especial Correspondence TO Morning J0nrnail
Pottales, ". M. Nov. a. Water
from the well Of Judge Lindsey, which
Is about one and one-half miles from
the tow n, TX now flowing down the
streets of Portalos. The final test OF
this well has been made and there is
no longer any question about the
practicability of shallow wen irrigation
in his section. Six thousand acres
around Portalcs have already been
signed for, II another six thousand
are wanted and will probably he add
ed before the plant is in fun opera
ton The six-inch stream from the
well on the Lindsay farm throws one
thousand gallons Of water per min
ute, ana the other two test wells are
doing rs well. A prominent realty
holder said today: There Is nothing
that could have happened hat could
NEAR 20 much to POrtales and the
surrounding country as this. When
the irrigation system rs in full and
complete operation, We VIII have ev-
erything easy. We have raised bump
or crops IN this section for Il half
dozen years now. ny depending strict
" upon the ain fall, and with the
certainty that we will have Il season
just when we want it there can be no
question about a great agricultural
future for this district
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-04

Present Hon. Alfred Grunsfeld,
chairman; M. X. Springer and Poll
carpio Armijo, commissioners: A. +.
Walker, clerk; j. Romero, sheriff, and
Geo. ). Klock. district attorney.
In relation to the proposed settle
ment OF delinquent taxes que the
county from the FIRST National Bank.
the Bank of Commerce and the State
National Bunk, il is the sense of the
commissioners that the board has ne
authority to instruct the district at
.torney to compromise the suits begun
against said banks.
The account OF S. Grunsfeld, former
assessor, for 4 per cent commissions
on collections, amounting to $4,5S7. SO,
Is disallowed. Said Grunsfeld there
upon appeals to the district court.
The district attorney is instructed
to take an appeal TO the supreme
in the case of s. Grunsfeld rs.
Board of County commissioners.
A petition is presented by a num-
Der of residents asking for the APP
pointment Of 81 special deputy sheriff
at a salary Of $4,000 per month. The
petition is laid on the table.
Adjourned to Thursday, Sept. Q.
1909, at 10 o'clock a. IN.
Approved,
ALFRED GRUNSFELD.
Attest Chairman.
A. r. Walker, Clerk.
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A. r. walker. Clerk.

Present Hon. Alfred Grunsfeld,
chairman NJ. r. Springer and Poll
earpio Armijo, commissioners; A. E.
Walker, clerk }. Romero. sheriff. and
Geo. $ klook, district attorney.
\ resolution, requesting the dis
trict attorney to compromise the tax
cases now pending against the First
National Bank, the Bank of Com
meree. and the state National Bank.
Is adopted by the board.
II Is ordered by the board thai a
warrant he drawn In favor of s.
~Grunsteld, former assessor, in the
sum of $500. 90. to apply on the
amount due said Grunsfeld on the
basis of . per cent commission on
amount collected on his assessments
a. h. Stroup, county superintend-
cnt of schools, states to the board that
he believes hat saloons in some of
the precincts of the county are not
paying as high "A license as they
should. n recommends that the
board cause "a census to be taken in
said precincts. The matter is taken
under Amusement.
80 - HAfiaf Va f'ftiiAlbA al
county, addresses the board in rela-
tton to the interest due R~ernalillo
county from sandoval county, and the
amount due Sandoval county from
Bernalillo county on account of delin-
quent taxes that have been collected
by the collector of Bernalillo county.
The board requests Mr.. Miera to state
TO the board of county commissioners
OF SandoNal county that they should
employ some competent person to as
certain the amount due from Bern
alillo county to Sandoval county and
report to this board.
II Is ordered that a certified copv of
the resolution adopted by this board
in relation to the bank tax cases be
transmitted to Judge Ira A. Abbott.
Adjourned
Approved.
ALFRED GRTNSFELD.
Attest. Chairman.
4. T. Walker. Clerk.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-04

Pinkhams Vegetable Compound made
me a well woman and l have no more
backache. l hope ! can help others by
telling them what Lydia l.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has done for
me Mrs. ENNA lMsE, $50 First ST,
Milwaukee, Wis.
The above is only one OF the thou
sands Of grateful letters which ara
constantly being received by the
Pinkham Medicine Company Of lynn,
Mass, which prove beyond a doubtthat
Lydia l.. pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. mado from roots and herbs
actually does cure these obstinate dis
eases of women after all other means
have failed. and that every such suf-
ering woman owes IL 10 herself 20 at
least give Lydia T. Pinkham's Negeta-
bic COMPOUND a trial before submit
ting TO an operation. or giving up
hope of recovery.
Mrs. Pinkham. Of Lynn. Mass.
invites all sick women 10 write
her for advice. She has guided
thousands TO health and her
advice IL free.
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carpio Armijo, commissioners; A. II
Walker, clerk; G, S. kloclt, district
attorney, and j. Romero. sheriff.
The district attorney is instructed
to bring suit against Il. A. Hubbell for
the amount of interest said to have
been received by said Hubbell on
county funds deposited by him in the
Bank of Commerce.
The sheriff Is authorized to appoint
ten special deputies during the week
of the territorial fair.
The account Of A.. b. Stroup for
$l25,00 salary for August. 1903, is
approved and ordered paid.
Adjourned to meet on call Of the
chairman.
Approved.
ALFRED GRUNSFELD,
Attest Chairman.
A. r. Walker, Clerk.
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DR.. TIGHT LEAVES
TO ASSUME NEW
POSITION
Well Known Educator Con-
cludes Long and Useful Res
idence Herei Enters InSuf-
ance Field.

DIR William G Tight. Tor eight
NtarF president Of the University "a
Kew Mexico, president OF the Terri
torial Fair association and for nearly
q decade a prominent and useful cite
zen of Albuquerque, leaves tonight tor
Roswell New Mexico. where he will
Ht once assume his new duties as as-
sirutut manager FOR New MeNico for
the Pacific Mutual Tile Insurance
Company IN Tight viii have nll
supervision OF an business and agents
eft the company iu thc populons rcCns
valley, und chat the business viii grow
under his management it Is needless
to state H~ DE haas ~abuudantly proven
hts executive ability during His resi-
dtncv iu A%ihuQuerauc. nr. Tight has
always been e consistent advocate ot
tho best Interests not only of Albu-
4ucrquu hut cot Now Mexico. and viii
hr am invaluable acquisition Co the
citizenship eft d ftDos valley His
standing as an educator is Of the
highest and his record Zoo building up
the present big territorial university
from rs small beginning is one that
has probably ncver boon cuualisd
among the educational institutions of
ih. southwest.
nr Tight has spent eight wears oft
hnrd work ln the Interests of Albu-
gu'Ilue gHd Albuquerque institutions
and has dome more perhaps than aus.
other man to bring NeW MeNi-
ns edueaiiuual Hfogre~r before tle
DauntfY at iarcc His departure from
Albuquerque is "a loss that wm h.
widely felt ana th~ Insurance COM
p4nA and the Fetns valley are both
o. he equally congratulated on bis
intcsi move.
DR. TiEht has disposed ~ his prop
'rn here Including hs residence nu
D. University hill
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-04
SCHOOLS
ARE CROWDED TO
THE LIMIT
Total Enrolment Now 700.
Pupils and Still l1creasingi
New Building Already Badly.
Needed.



Clovis, N. Nj, Nov. 1.-The totHl
enrolment IN the city schools has now
reached nearly TO the 700 mark, and
there are q large number of children
IN the city who are yet out of school
because Of the crowded condition.
Every available church and han IN the
city has been converted into a Tempo
tarY school ROOM, ana more room is
yet needed, I'VE can not hope FOR
the best results said superintendent
Taylor, until our new building iB
completed and we are established IN
II. | am expected 10 take care Of six
or seven daily recitations msself, on
account of the shortage Of teachers,
and with The different grades 50 scat
tered about o. city 1T Is impossible
Tor me 20 do Justice to an. We could
uae a ~teaeaer "a relieve Miss Adair,
une of ne other teachers aud myself.
bur The question Is, whore viii we put
tnemY' superintendent Taylor has
Tor his own office a little corner IN
The yestibule Of the old main build
fa aud II Is here that he conducts
classes, in q room n larger thnn six
by eight feet.