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Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-25
KANSAS elTN STOCK nAsNEr.
Cattle seeeip,s lish, ard Msrse'
Strong. Hee Market weas.

Kansas Ci;y Siock Yards. March =.
lsos-SiectS IN TIE quarantine divls
iou declined Is 90 - cents last wcel
I un 10 "Wednesday. but after thar IA,
( prices were stronger and 10 to 2,
cents 81 the loss was regaiuei b..
fore the end OF the week. The un q,
- cars in quarantine division her,
today. market 10 higher. The supply
OF cattle al an OF the markets is Mght
today. and the general market is rs
10 - cents above the middle OF last
week The small runs % all points
today indicate that feeders are able
10 control the situation and com
plete recovery from The recent de.
preston Is expected before the up
turn stops Steers In the quarantine
division today sold az $500. bulls
$3.50 10 81, calves az $3.50 TO S7.OO.
Offerings from Texas have made 10 a
good share OF the quarantine receipts
mere during the last week. steers
selling az $3.50 10 $3.50. for weights
from $50 to 1890 Oklahoma corn
fed steers up 10 S6.l5 on different
days last week.
Hog receipts here last week amour.
ted 10 10000 head. largest total for
any week IN more than month.
Prices advanced the first part OF the
week. but there was a reaction that
wiped out all the gain by the close
Saturday and average cost OF hogs
for the week was same as during the
previous week. $685. per cwt. The
market Is 10 higher today. run 10.
600 head, heavy hogs IN greatest de-.
mand. at 1915 to s6.97is. medium
weights $3.50 TO $685.. light $500 TO
500. pigs S50O TO 1913. Associated
press reports Of interviews with pack.
"rs last week indicate belief IN
stronger prices for hogs.
Sheep and lambs are coming pretty
freely but the market is holding up
good, lambs fully steady last week.
sheep and yearlings 10 to 20 higher.
The run is $4,000 head today. market
10 higher on anything showing decent
lualiiy, lambs today at $40 TO $40.
mainly yearlings worth 1925 to $40.
Teathers $3.50 to $500, ewes today at
'1.25 TO s5.sO. Feeding weathers are
worth around 1926. breeding ewes dp
o >5.25. feeding lambs 1915 TO $500.
J. a. RlCKART.
l.. $ Correspondent.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-25
TELEPHONE BUSINESS ENoR.
NOUS.
Abstract 81 the American Telephone
sne Tsieeraoh corpsny's Annu-
al Report.

~ nfReIN
A general statement covering %
business oi ne BELL system h. inch
dee BY President Theodore y Val
with The annual report OF abe Amer
san Telephone and Tderaph com
pGny.
There vas total % F2t4b.g tcie
phone stations cuanected 10 the Bel
system a. against S.sSs o00 AZ The
close % The previous year. a.. Increase
@; 5s5.69s stations. OF the total there
vere l.i02.lti exchange and toll sta
lions connected With the Bell system
~ ton OF long distance lines. but OPP
Grated by some 7.5O0 local. co-opera.
tive. and rural independent compan.
les or associations having sub.license
or connection contracts.
The total wire mileage OF the Bell
compaies for toll and exchange ser
vice was s.s30.7ls. over million
miles being added during the year.
The daily average OF calls handled
by the Bell companies was 1886. coo.
or at the rate Of about six billion a
year. The plant additions were Sl5..
$4,000 for exchanges. SS.Sl2.6O0 for
toll lines and s2.O0o.ec0 or land and
buildings. making a total Of $40. $50.
200. During the past nine years
grand total OF sS7S.472. SEQ has been
expended In enlarging the Bell prop
critics.
Duf!as the year sss.736. 200 was APP
piled out OF revenue TO maintenance
and reconstruction purposes
The Bell business as q wsnle. eX. |
GLIDING Implications and treating It as |
II operated by single company, |
showed a Substantial Improvement |
The total earnings showed an In. !
crease over Tie previous year ofs5..
0os,joo. the total EXPENSES an increase
Of s3.loilc0. The balance of net
earnings was s45.s74.o00. and. after
deducting sli0s4.5o0 or interest and
s2i,3Ss,l0O or dividends. there was
left siS,eOl 400 In undivided profits.
The combined balance sheet shows
total assets OF sss00i4 200. with
surplus of ssf,75e.soO and deprecia-
ton and other reserves Of s4O.4SO..
200. sttt
The earnings OF the American Tele.
phone and telegraph Company also
show a decided improvement over
last year and every previous year.
The net revenue was slS.I2l.7O7?e
out OF which dividends per cent
were paid, amounting to sl245s.l56.
leaving a surplus of $3.50 .55i26.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-25
Moral cournn.

\ schoo.tcachcr once told her elias,
'hat The courage which makes us do
what We think right, regardless Of tho
Sneers Of Others. was moral couraro
the best kind.
Then II a boy has box Of CANDY
IKE me yesterday" said a lad. "and
II he eats 1t all himself. without giving
any TO people that have no right 10 n
no matter how much they call him
mean and stingy. that there's moraj
courage. amt II. teacherr'
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-25
Partnership Dissolved.

The partnership OF Wiley & Elliott
merchants of Tabor. has been dis.
solved by mutual consent. Mr.. Clar.
enoe Elliott retires from the business
by selling his interest 10 his partner.
Mr.. J. W. Wiley. who will continue
the business as heretofore
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-25
6usher Near Muskooee

Muskoeee. Okla. March 24-Just
outside the corporate limits OF the CITY
= susher was brought In on the
spanldine farm. opening up a new oil
Held IN the center OF the country. The
capacity OF the well cannot be aceu.
raiely given at this time.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-25

Mr.. }. l.. Bate is arranging TO move
10 Marlin with his family and they
viii leave Bryan for their new home
on next Monday Their departure will
BE- regretted by many friends. but An.
best wishes ot aI 60 with them.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-25
Mrs. ssnkey. Secure. pive,.,

New York, March 2i.-Mrs. Grace l.
sankey has obtained divorce from
John y. sankey. the eldest son of the
,ate ira D. sankey. the evangelist. who
became famous during his tours with
NEEDY Mrs. Sankey alleged misoon.
duct. Mr. Sankey denied the charge
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-25
LAUNDRY NOTICE.


LAUNDRY NOTICE. II
] have secured arencv f/tho
Moeel Steam Laundry q(Hous.
ton, and will office N F. L
Beard, Union TEfior Shop
Cleaning and dyins or al kinds
a especially. All work strictly
guaranteed. Your patronage
appreciated. Phone 3SS. Al.
Sandiier. .
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-25
Conference Agreed On.

London, March 2i.-Telegraphins
from ConstAntinople. the corresponden,
OF the Morning Post says he hears thai
European conference has been abso
iuteiy agreed upon and the program.
aate and place OF me, - will be set.
tied next year
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-25
BODIES FOUND IN RIVER.
Mother Believed to Have Taken Live,
Of Children ana Self

simsbury. Conn, March n-Th.
bodies OF Mrs. Amos Miller and her
two children were found in the Farm.
ington river The children had been
ued together before droN g.fng ensued.
through note left by Mrs. Mile,
the probabilities are that while men.
Tally depressed she took the children,
lives and her own,
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-25

one need not b. an optimist or an
enthusiast in order to be- BRYAN
booster. Just ordinary good Judgment
is all tina, Is required.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-25
Notice Wooemen.

Every woodman should be Oh. at
the regular meeting Friday night
March %. n YOU don't come out and
take a part in the business Of the
lodge don't complain az those that
do.
T. A. sATTERwHITE. G. &.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-25
Government BUILDING Burn,

City OF Mexico. March 24.-The
puiidlng OF the chamber OF deputies
was burned. Loss is $4,000
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-25
Stabbed 70 Death.

Roanoke. Va. March 24.-H. n. Nc.
Namara run into an unknown negro.
The latter fatally stabbed him and
fled
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-25
Seolded. Boy Ends liz,

Philadelphia. March 24.-Because
MS mother scolded him Attel Gale
rano suicidrd
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23
CURES nln1CESTDou
~ Dis1ssss gsso S1snecA - ~,
sssoiso vaaiskss = Giss ninu1es

Take your sour rstomach-or or NAV he
You call 1t indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Gastritis or Catarrh Of Stomach; il
doesn't matter take your stomach
trouble right with YOU to your Phar-
macist and ask him IT, open 80
cent case of Papes Diapepsin and
let you eat one 22-grain Triangule
and see if within five minutes there
is left any trace of your stomach
misery.
The correct name for your trouble
is Food Fermentation. food sourine
the Digestive organs become weak,
there is lack of gastric Juice; your
food is only half digested, and YOU
become affected with loss OF appetite
pressure and fullness after Gang.
vomiting, nausea, heartburn, grip
ing in bowels. tenderness in the pit
of stomach. bad taste in the mouth
constipation, pain in limbs, sleep
lessness, belching of gas, billious-
Ness, sick headache, nervousness,
dizziness and many other similar
symptoms.
II your appetite is tickle and
nothing tempts you, or you bclch
gas or if you feel bloated after est-
ing, or your food lies like lump Of
lesd on your stomach, yos csn
make up yosr mind that at ths
bottom of all this this there 10 but
oIe cause fermentation Of undiGest-
ed food.
Prove to Yourself after yonr next
meal, that your stomach is H. good
as any; that there is nothing really
wrong. Stop this fermentation and
begin eating what you want with
cut fear Of discomfort or distress.
Almost instant relief is waiting
for ysu. Ii Is merely matter OF
how soon you take little diapepsin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23
sUASoaegsH DOeeCs

TO Joha = pros'',t, k,- administrator. ~.
ecntoss. hesr- aud a--lss-
Sou are s~s~hy sosI&ea that the ander lsfnasi
hs- expesaed durisG the yesr Use ose hsaar,si
doiisr- - ssbor end improvements ut-,n the
Monroe lode HInsnG claim. sitaste "a the troose
r-ck Ninine bt-trfct. county of GsBui-os and
state at Colorado. the location certificate
whereof ,s ef r-ccra Ia booh ssi page iss 10 the
otbce OF the siers AID recoster u susD i-ou
cunnty aforesaid, IN order 10 hold said claim
nnsier the provi-isa- II >s-ction yzet ~ tn. re-
si-ea statutes of the nIted stst.s and t,,.
amendment tberoto ssAproved Januar, q i~-..
concerning annual isb'sf mining claims. be-.
inz the amount required ~ hold said cl aim
for the period ending D.cember 81 iNr
And u. within ninety days after the psr-osal
service of thl- notice a. within ninety tlay .
after the service thereof by publication. you
isi or refuse t. contribute your pro,,ortio of
-nch expenditure a. cf-nNusr. together with
ti'e costs ot this publication, your interest Ia
The said lode claim Wil become the prup.rty af
tne Undersigned. yoar eo-ownar Who ha- nasde
the required expenditure hy the tsrui- uI said
se,tiOl.
NJ. T. Smusit.
ir-t publication March N. IaA
Las publication june 2. issa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23

tn: Peopie q the State Of Colorado. To The
Cumberland Mining and Smelling Coapeny /,
0erard H. Alien, John W. Harrison, Sidney Dill
Ion. and p l.. Ames, surviving directors oI The
Cumberland Mining and smelling COmpanv
:nd The Csmberland Mining Company, the de-
Voc are hsreby required 10 apsear in en-
action brought against you by the above named
plaintiff IN the County Court of Gunnison
county, state of Colorado, and answer the conn
plant therein within twenty days after the SER
vice hereof. If served within thi. county: or il
se,,sn ,nr, 1d, o. .ns county or by publication
elusive Of the day of service; judGuent by
default will he taken against you according to
the prayer Of the complaint. And il a COPY of
the complaint in the above entit action he
not rived with tilis summons. or il the sarv,ee
hereof he made out of this State. then ten days
additional to the time hereint,efore specified
for appearance and answer will he allowed he
fore the taking Of Judgment by default as afore-
said.
| The said action is brought to t,bt.in d.rr..
queti,g the title of plaintiff in and to the fol
lowing described real estate situate in the
1z.unty of Gunnson and state of Colorado 10.
wit:-t part of the W, 81 the SEi. and ,srt
Range West Of the New He1ics Meridian and ID
more particularly Described as fellows;--
Beginning at a point iv) feet:south of the g.
Twp. ssN. r. i. v. Of i. = NJ, thence south i,
$50 feet south Of the 5. W corner Of the Nv i. Of
SWi. Of said section thence south I70 feet TO
ss. w. M ;s, corner %t she said section theme:
U
the sEl. of said section ?. thence north 2.24o
feet TO place Of beGinninS. embracing 22.s acres
in the NWA Of the sEls u g acres in the NEl, of
SCI, 1.s acres in the NWl4 Of 0Wi., - acree in
the sWi4 Of SWl4. 20 acres in the SCI. II eWl,
ssd N acr-s in tAe sWi. II SEA all in section
2, Twp. - n. X. West of n. r. n And Ae-
cl.rinx and adjadxin& thet the Aeaendssts hevs
- and - one of them ba. any estate claim,
interest title in to said real estate or auy
part thereof, and forever deharTiaG defendants
paaisti6.
Asa plaintiff further prays for such other
relief. including eO~ts of suit. nnay arr,ear
just end pfoVef tn the Coart, .. will move folly
apVser frva the comp0int in said action 70
which refss0ace n hoee Mode. now On in ssid
COsS and . copy Of which is hsreunto at
t0rA,eA.
AsA yc1 ers kesshs .StiAsA that il 70. ssii
- apVeaf. - 20 oo0O0r The eai1 eo0olaioe
ae ok0ve S0goiRe1, ~ saA paaaei4 will eoQop
yuaf Aeo0ah 10 - ssseFe1 heseiA ~ Sksa
Hsusesh = i.Ag.sst sssisst ycs - pr.yeA ssr
8ivse os6W - kaod ssA the seal II s.iA
CSUst = O0en0e, = said CSasty, this m
~ - Assil A. y. ~.
2oAN GDO. HEfuER1NGTON,
10AAe ss1 ACTING C1erh
April y Mey q
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23

On the Lake Fork it is already
get sheep or get out for the ranch
men. Perkins, the big Delta sheep
man is reported to have a ten year
lease from Pinchot to land on the
east side, and Montrose sheepmen
are crowding in over the Blue,
close to the Lake Fork and working
down from the Hinsdale county
toward Sapinero. Much of this has
been cattle territory since settlement
and apparently the sheepmen have
become emboldened by Pinchot' s
favor and are taking all the open
range. Yet still there are Gunni-
son cattlemen deceived by smooth
promises as to Pinchot's friendship
for the small stock owner.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23

The legislature Of Nebraska pass
ed the Daylight saloon law and it
was promptly signed by Governor
ShalleBbarger Under The provis-
IONS thereof saloons throughout tEe
state will open at seven O'Clock in
the morning and close at eight in
the evening This system has been
IN operation in Lincoln, the capital
of the state, long before the enact
men. of any law by the Legislature.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23
~ OnnlE1u

t. AFf'E DfkIATE THE FFY
ENUf> Df Tfik TOWN -
GUNNi>sbN. COLORADO. FoE
THE fI>I AL YEAR EfGIN-
MING APRIL l.s. iAs
he u ordained tv rk~ hoard Il
af IEs.sses sf she Te~u eA Gam
-an. Cslssaaa.
>tsTiO> l Tkss tkas< A< asa b
hereby Appsopss~s~d fra0 aud oai
oi the ressasss Il the To~a a Gan
nl.on CoiorSdo. ssA % srrrss -
said Town 1t GanassSn, Coksada
ios the k.s.i vear heGsaAaAa April
Isl, 1883. tue toliosaas fuoAs Aer.sn
re~yectsseiy pAsnod
ip,esess On WsAss koads eNsa a.
fes ane salary f~sA lA0eo
bitch snd Wsas Yuod 5np
Iniersss and SankiAG fuoA
reissdsaG kooAs) 3kapdD
Gss and Wssag Haad cSpuO
SECTION , nA sAsss u and
v Asssey saPpso0ssaAs1 6un the
ssess, vsssssss cd incu0s. ssi,snS
fsesa tAr o~siciPA k0ka go vs,er
plant ssd fsua - O. q ~ sen-
er.l Ss~sasss 4 saiA TsUa Il Gun
s,soa, CossseAo, tAs e.a Il Seven
Thos.And Five H.sAssA lA.llars,
provided .siA sppsSpsisGsos sAalI be
tsken entissly frosa she ineome.
renss, aud revenues fsoa sasA nuni-
cip~l light and ~sser pisat, if same
shall amsant to zach ssa, and If
such reB;s. income and vesenue
shall MOI be suf'.c.eot fos ssch ap-
preparation, then such deficiency
shall be Supplied BY the geseral rev
enues Of this town.
Approved and passed this 9th
day Of April, 1893
Attest
GN T.. +. MrELLER, Mayor.
S,W H. CoeUN,
Town Clerk aud Recorder
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23
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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23

Qulte number are taking ad-
vantage OF our offer to send the
News-Champion for year and
either Bryan's Commoner or La
Follette's Magazine a year for 50 %
paid in advance subscription
Note that the subscription to News
Champion must he paid up to date
and year in advance. when YOU
can get either OF these dollar maga-
zines for a quarter extra. Pretty
good offer, don't you think? OF
course it applies to all new sub
scrlbers who care to take advantage
of the club price.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23
OF TSk


FRANCHISE FROM THE TOWN Of GIN
sTEiCTiGN. MAINrENANCE AND OPEK-
ALTON or TELEPHONE INTO LINE
ANb 4 llLEfHO\E SYSTEM WITHIN
Notice is hereby given that on the 3rd day ui
held on the evening Of that day of the Board Of
Trustees Of the Town ui bunnizon, Gunnison
,ounis, Colorado. The Gunnison County To-
Operative Telephone Company. viii apply to
,aid board of Trustees aud IL j. the intent iou
81 said Company TO apply 10 the said Board of
Trustees of said town ef t'uurison for Fran
chise or license aud fut the enactment of an
ordinance giving to SAID be tiunnison tnuuty
'o-operatise Ielophou.- company. the right
sni privilege to enter with its telephone line
time 10 time determine. 1T l. necessary TO enter
into said city limits wIth said line or lines and
to erect its poles aud maintain the 81 me and
stretch and MAINTAIN its wires thereon for the
purpose OF bringing ITS telephone lines and
teephonIc communicates ions from the territory
outside of 6nnni-on into such parts Of said
town of IuDnison as II may from time to time
detcrmibs IT - necessary to construct aud
maintain the same; and also for the purpose
of SECURING from said town u Franchise permit
tug said The Gunnison teunty Comparative
Telephone Company to erect aBd ma ntnin
poles and construct and M a int in and operate
. telephone system within the limits of the
town OF tiunnison and along and upon all such
streets and alleys of said town il may from
time To time lind 1T necessary to operste the
same upon said license aud Franchise TO ex-
tend Tor period IT twenty years.
Dated April 2ist, lyn.
The GuNNIsON COUNTY co OPERATIVE
TELEPHONE COMPANY.
BY ". A. GlLLASPEY. President.
wM. DALTON, Secretary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23
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ai-sif laslfsss isssa re.r-tea - .xissssa !sr
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sasssfs4<d = s~ld estate Requested
- s.-s&s ss.sssets4s.ss S@yas~ss i. sis 1.sss<ss
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JANJ WAiIssf
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i.see. DEC t1s-ss>f Nesn 3. MAJ .
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23

There seems fair prospect that
the turmoil at Fort Collins which
Tor some years has interfered SO
seriously with the usefulness of the
state agricultural college will be
over shortly The new board of
Agriculture, which held its meet
ing last week was presided over by
Governor Shafroth, and the Avles-
worth faction is practically down
and out. 1t is now deemed prob
able that a new president of the
institution will be elected Nav Il.
There has been much talk of
Secretary Wilson as Aylesworth' $
successor, but this is hardly a DOS
sibility. Besides the aged secretary
OF agriculture is too far along in wears
for successful handling of such a
position under the new agricultural
conditions which exist in Colorado.
Several new professors were elected
but a. they have not accepted posi-
tons there Is yet nothing definite to
announce in that regard.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23

National appropriations for this
coming wear are about a billion dol
lars. OF tins 1925, 100000 or 5j
per cent are for army, navy pensions
etc La other words in these DAYS of
peace. with the strongest nation in
the world at our back, over half our
national taxes 60 for wars that are
past or for wars that are expected
This Is too large a percentage
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23

METHODIST EPISCOPAL Church 81 Gun-
- nison- Sunday school at 10 a. m aorn
ING service at II a. M, class meeting at ~ n.
Junior League at D. m. Epworth League At
sh and evening service at 80 y. m. Midweek
prayer meeting on Thursday evenings. You
will he welcomed.
Rev. Sherwood A. webber Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23

Nos is the time 70 dosble anckas
vosr br,des. These warm dave
only start the snos on our foothslls.
bet up IA tbs high mountains sad 10
the timber 1T Is ssstlsag, shrinking
into itself and tssninS TO water. 20
ths, ~.th late Nay aud june large
part If ii ,s likely to e. oil st once
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23
cllvoln elafcToay.

lNATHOLlC Church-Services every first and
~ third Sunday of month first mass, u. m. :
High Mass lOaS a. M; Sunday School every
sunday at fO .. m. During months from
october 10 June evening services on G iWrch
Sunday at ;1p.m. Fr. VIM. kipp, Pastor
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23

All thrss Colorado congressman
voted against taking the dsty off
hides during discussion of the Payne
tariff bill IN the house They all
voted 10 place lumber On the free
list. and for removal of the protec-
tive tariff on coal oil aud crude pet
roleun That is the kind Of men
We thouy yhi We sent 10 the congress
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23
Il ls Nd iLas the ps,ce of bTsel

Ia ss sad tha. the p='ee of bread
vii increase largely ssesde II .
n.onth- tioar IS already double the
price os last year =, thls nne aud
there ss shortage ct wheat through
cut the civilized worsd fissteT les
IN your -four sspply rssh, s~ay II the
sstust,on ~ ~ stated
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23

Old papers zbc . hundred. This Of
Nee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23
sUN NUHs

ksate of Colorado,
C0usty of Gunoison.
In the County Court.
ID. v. Pennington.
Plaintiff,
The Cumberland Mining
ssd smelling Company. 7
Gerard Il. Allen. John
". Harrison. Sidney
Dillon, and r l.. Ames,
Surviving directors Of
The Cumberland Mining
and smelling Company.
and The Cumberland
Mining Company,
Defendants.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-29

Total sales for the day 700, 100
shares.
The bond market was irregular.
Total sales par value s7,436, 000. Uni
ted States bonds were unchanged on
call.