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The Washington herald., 1909-03-06

New York, March 6.-The activity OF
TIE stock exchange business today n
ckeased q little and prices in the main
Aoved upward The market was as It
Hzas yesterday, almost entirely profess
isIoasl, and what seemed 70 be the case
with It was that the SPECTATORS who
raised prices yesterday with the hope OF
Inducing actual liquidation OF stocks
found that their efforts were unsuccess-
ful. and retired from their venture with
the best grace that they could
Financial sentiment abroad to-day vs-s
q good deal more cheerful than It was
yesterday, on account Of seemingly defin-
tie news that the trouble between Servia
ard Austria had been settled But there
was very little buying OF stock here for
London account. Just as there had been
very lite real selling previously during
the week.
Opens a Little Stronger.
n the outset to-day the market was
e little stronger than yesterday, but fen
again in z short time under renewal
az speculation pressure. But this marked
the conclusion Of the attempt 70 get
prices down. and q distinct Tallying
tendency set in. Toward the close this
became pronounced. causing the market
to rise with IS great rapidly as Il fell
On the Gay before.
Final quotations were almost invariably
at the highest prices. and. as q rule, at
gains somewhat larger than yesterday 5
declines. The one striking feature OF
the market during the day was the ex-
IRENE strength OF certain stocks usually
sinactive, such as Duluth, South Shore
4End Atlantic, Minneapolis. ST Paul and
ssaul. Ste. Marie. and Kansas City South
srn common and preferred shares.
Transactions in al these stocks with
the exception Of the last named were not
barge, although the stocks were found to
be so closely held that buying OF a small
amount was sufficient 10 force their prices
upward very considerably. In Kansas
City Southern dealings were. IL a relative
sense, extraordinarily heavy. and the rise
IN both classes Of stock was not little
violent
Hartman Getting Control.
The only ruuor regarding the stock
vas that the Hartman interests we're
buying control Of the Kansas City South
ern property, and had already acquired
ownership Of the shares OF the company s
stock owned IN Holland
The New York Central Railroad Com
pany followed Up its order for 101, 600 tons
OF steel rails announced a day or so ago
with an order to-day for ss,0G0.000 worth
OF cars and new equipment, and this may
be taken as rather clear proof that the
reduction in steel and iron prices is &C
tualiy creating new business for the man
ufacturinC companies.
The real development OF interest to-
cay was, however. the news Of a break
OF between 2 and cents q busheI IN the
price Of wheat quotations in the Chicago
market. which led 10 suspicion that the
great speculation for the rise in whea;
that has gone On recently was collspsing
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JUSTICE GOULD.

JUSTICE GOULD.
United States IS Grace Robinson; assault dan
gsTous weapon; recoEDizance - iaksA
ASSIGNMENTS for March s, 1859;
Uuited states rs. Frank r. Miller and Lewis
Howard
United states ~ CiaTsno 3. Tucker.
Uuited States vs- James Lana
Criminal Court Ne. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
No q UpshaW "a Washington Employment
Mu;vsl Renedt Association. Attorneys. J. Ned.
Csrrinrtan and T. II. PasterSon-G. II. Macdonald
Ne los. sonsFTille & Co Ts Weller. Attor-
news. 4. s Hume-L. P. Harlow.
40 g. American Consracsors Publishing Com
uanr Va Palmer Attorneys. e ". WhntieJ-C.
J. Wiiliamscn.
No. n Chosts n. Early & hampton Attorneys
living WiIHamsoa-DOuglas. Baker s Sheriff. and
No p Whsstley - same- Attorneys, h "
Wheatiey-DOuglas. Baker s. Sheriff. and H. Il.
o5ear.
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COTTON MARKET.

ouosstions furnished By ". =. HiSes & Co,
members CT the New YORK Stock Exchange, H!bhs
Building. rs Fifteenth street 5o-sAEes-
Neg YorS. March 5.-Sesr months were arzn AZ
the opening q the eStson rnarke- today The ad-
rsnce vas from 70 points Oh the strFugA Of
hi9hez cables and firm spots. Pr04t selling essed
the MARKET with cd crop months selling aTound
the opening figures The rsA-kss rsnsa-zec cuA and
inactive during tbs lzss hOurs q trading. with
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Equity Court So. 2.


No. Z59a. II re Columbia Sire Insurance Con
pany; receiver directed to pay farther dividend Al.
to-neys r r. PerTy & Son.
Assignments fer Monday. March 5. 1873:
No SIS Siulous rs Sinous e. a.. Attovneys.
Montague < Moglsrity-PsdEett & CconSe-
No. SIS johnson IS Johrsc1 e. a. AttUIeys.
L " KSug-Fontsin Psyton.
No 30 swan IS SEzn e. a. Attorneys. P. ".
Frishr-S D. Trlitt
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wAsHINeTox cATTI.E aARkET.

cATTLE-E1ta, PEI ert-. szaSO0; butchsr. 4.Oa.
SO. oonmon, 20osso
HOGs-Psr cHt. gTOss. 6T5s7oo; ordinary. per
czr. skzae.5e.
LAHPS-Choics 7azsz: Medium. 6asis
sHEEP-prime z5a5.aos connon. 35ozsea
ALYES-PTine. TT u. 81. mediEs1a. s; grzss. 4
COWS-Prinz fresh. esca. ss0z450o. couuoa
zsssao9: Old ind ezJ. MazI5aa
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

ssles-Rezuisr cal. z O'Clock noon:
Washington Railway and Electric Common, y az
g. % AZ 81. 50 al So, = at 81
Washington Railway and Ei5ot-sc preferred, }
ct e.
Washington Gas. at 4. ~ Il
Ge0gvetcEn Gas Is at 81
Ns-EsuthEier Linotype. AZ ZA
United States Tr1Et. II 100. a. lo1.
Afte- czIl-Washington 6as. ; e q. At z.
Following are the bid and asked pCices On Friday 8
Washington Stock E16anEc:
GAS RGNDs
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MARKETS STRONGER
Financial Sentiment Abroad
Is More Cheerful.
SALES CHIEFLY PROFESSIONAL

Final Quotations Invariably at the
Highest Prices, and at Gains
Larger Than Thursdays Declines.
Striking Feature Of Day Is Strength
shown by Some Inactive Securities.
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REAL $50 TRANsFERs.

No. aAsa Fznk n Mcdaniel - Barney LGe5
nan et Al damages. $. GO. Attorney. W c. Chase
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cURB sIARKEr.

Quotations furnished b ". B. Hibbs & Co. mem
be-s New YORK Stock Exchange. Hi5bs Building,
rs fifteenth street. northwest
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouot1tious furnished b. ". 3. Hitbs 4 Co.
members Nez YORK Stock Exchange. Hiobs Build
ID. - Fif1eeoIh street northwest.
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IaUauff

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Estate Ct Julia E Mccarthy VII dated September
:. Iss, fled
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. March 5.-FoIloEirg are the sales ard
quotations On the most active securities listed on
the Baltimore Stock Exchange:
SALES
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

Made at Lowest Rasss Of Interest.
". Il. WALKER. 729 18th st. nv.
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Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.


No. zs2 Cohen rs Hon. order TO return de-
post Attorusys BzndenJuTg & Brandsnburg.
No $50. Du Pout de Nemoun P0zdeT Con
pany Is ShipCy; o1dsr fox garnislee 70 appear ii
court for Oral examination AtlOlney. Il W.
Whestlsy.
Assignments for Monday. March 3 Iaoe:
No g. Stapiss - Davis. Att0Frsys @ L
Frziley and z c BrzndsnbuIg-H- Z. Davis
No ~ SkssT vs. Kcrman. Attorneys a. A
Lipscomo ard Topper & Gusack-
No - Dcuchhsin K Co. "a Garter & CLARK
Attorreys Crzndzl Mackey-Hsnitoo. Colbert
Yerkss & Hamilton.
No. 81 Dulin Martin Co. -. Coi5c1srosh.
Attorneys Tucker Kenyo1-P- II. Veitch-
No Is Baker Is. Washington Herald Co At
tornsys. H. E Davis and F. J. Hog1n-BerJ &
Minor ard z. B. Rowland
No %. Duke IS Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company Attorneys, ". J. Lambert ard r h
Yeatnan-G. E Hamilton
No 45L Bonsain rs. Southern Railway Company
Ct al Attorneys 2. +. Downing and g. a BeTy
Hamilton. C0Iber-. Yerkes & Hzmitcn-
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Circuit Court No. 2.
CHEZ IrsTICE CLARArGH-

ASSIGNMENTS for Mcnday. March {. 1909:
No 81 BsaI IS. City and Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys. ". G. Gardner and E. \.
HOpeEeIl-J. J. Darlington
No. % Shoemaker. executor. rs. Weiden. ad
ui-istrztor. Attorneys. Lambert Xsatn2n-E- n.
Thomas
No. - Collins "a City ana Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys. Topper < Gusack-J- J Oar
lnEtoz
No - BowsTd Us. Burn Attorneys. DarT. Peg
ser & TsyiU-E 1. Gies
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

i sales 2TsSo0c. against 2.5sl. go yesterday:
o week aso. and Is 900 = year ago.
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S;r ro-t. March s-Uaia.d States sp,.rum.nt
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-10
St WtR CONTRACT
LET ON MONDAY

Sixteen bids fpr the construction Of
the 5000 O0O sewer system. were
opened this afternoon by the city
council and referred TO city Engineer
GIadding and his corp OF assistants,
to figure out who Is the lowest bidder.
BY working all night and all day
from now until Monday evening, the
city engineer believes ne can make a
report 10 the council which will en-
able the city fathers tn let the bid to
the lowest applicant. Nearly all of
the bidders were represented this af-
ternoon by engineers at the council
meeting
Among tire bidders are the follow
ing well known firms; r. J. Shea os
New Orleans. Glass anC Fischer OF
Bakersfield. Calif;DearbOrn and Jack
son Of Cedar Rapids Ia.;A. L. Patter-
son OF Georgia. Seerie rE0thers OF
Denver: +. NJ. Love. of Cory Pa;
Thomas Sweeney & CO.. OF Pittsburg
Pa: ]. ID. Hanley Contracting COM
pany of Salt Lake Utah; L. A. Spicer
OF Colorado Springs; Ripley and Has
selman of Pueblo: :. NJ. Kearns OF
Kansas City. II. s. Moore OF Albu-
nueruue: w. W. Cook e. Sons of Holly
Colo; Fisher & Dempsey Contracting
company Of Pueblo, Luhsdrie & Cor
don of Canon city, Colo; and James
Ferry & Sons OF Charleston. w Va
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-10
AGED WOMAN IN COURT,

A native woman who could not tell
the court her age, but thought it was
about so years, was before Judge
Craig this morning on the charge of
calling a neighbor names The COM
planning witness said that they lived
in the same string of adobe houses on
Tijeras avenue and every time she left
her house her ncighbor would swear
The defendant denied the allegation,
but confessed that she drank occas-
ionally.
"I have no husband and no chill
dren and no friends and some times
when l work / drink" she said.
Officer Guivera SAID that when hi
went to make the arrest yesterday
he found the old lady on the floor Oi
her one room in a drunken sleep.
The court fined the prisoner s. and
costs but remitted the fine. The oil
woman said that she took in washing
for a living.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-10
.CONFEREES ON TARIFF
LOSING No Time
ON THE JOB
They We're All Present This
Morning and Prepared
TO Take UP SChed-
uleS.
CANNON EXPLAINS
HIS APPOINTMENTS
Says He Named COnfereeS AC-
Cording to Location and Middle
west Got Its Share Be-
cause 1t Was En-
titled to 1t.

Washington. July 10.--All the con-
ferees on the tariff bill were present
this morning for the first of many
meetings that must be held to har-
monize the differences between the
House and the Senate. A motion was
passed admitting to the conference
clerks of committees which framed the
measure originally. 1t was agreed
that many more important clauses
will be given over to sub-committees.
Some assistance will also be given by
many members of the Senate and
House not active in the original franz
ing.
Speaker Cannon made an eXplana-
ton today that the controlling motive
with him in selecting the House con-
ferees was location. He said that
half the wealth and population of the
country is in the middle west, which
Sc t republican majority to the
| House and it should therefore have
voice in the conference.
According to Cannon, the north At
lantic, south Atlantic and Mississippi
| valley sections are the principal divis'
icns affected by the tariff, His Sc
lection gave republicans to the east
ern states, to the middle states ant
: democrats 10 the soutlC
The controversy over amendment
was taken up and disposed or in TIM
mornings session. They were takei
up in numerical order and those like
ly to provoke argument were passed
over. 1t is expected that the 400
amendments will provoke differences
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-10
LAST OTERO WILL
SUSTAINED IN court
I",frNto Judge Holds Thai Document
Made shortly Before Death of
Mrs. Otero Shall he RecOg-
Dizei.

Having taken official notice of the
will of Mrs. NJ. S. Otero made May
13, 1909, nine days before she died.
Probate Judge Mora this morning de-
clined to recognize the will made in
the year 1897 as a part of the pro-
bate court proceedings of TIVE Otero
estate After hearing lengthy argu-
ments by T.. w. Dobson and n. b.
Field, counsel for the majority of the
heirs, and w. F. Clancy, who appear
ed for Mrs Berg, a daughter, Judge
Mora ordered the clerk of the court
to make a notation in the case saying
that he granted an appeal t. the par
ties presenting the viii of 1897. The
matter will be heard in the district
court.
The first will of Mrs. Otero was d
joint will made with her husband
the late NJ :. OterO This instru'
ment provided that each of the heirs
should fare equally. The second viii
stipulated that Mrs Berg be paic
81, 900 one year after Mrs. Otero''
death, and that the remainder of the
estate should go to the other heirs
and Frederick. Mariana and Alfredo
Otero were to be executors, The
will of 1909 was filed short time af-
ter Mrs. Otero's death, The first viii
was filed Thursday.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-10

small stream separating the east ana
west sides this morning. II was the
worst flood in the history of the city
and is believed to have been caused
by a cloudburst.
The flood reached its heighth to-
day and the worst is believed to be
over. No lives were lost? Five hun
dred homes in a densely populated
portion Of the city were surrounded
by water. The street railway power
house was flooded and traffic tied up.
Farmers north or the city informed
the people in the city and through
histles We're blown as warming,
many people had close calls.
More Rains In Kansas
Kansas City, July 10.-Reneed
rains in northwestern Missouri and
Kansas last night sent the Missouri
and Kansas rivers up but 1t is not oe-
lieved that serious results will follow.
Reports from over Kansas show
heavy rainfall.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-10

have a big showing for New Mexico
at the National Irrigation congress.
this at a vastly reduced expense for
eacn member of the party and will
prove a great advertisement for the
The special train enables us to do
territory. A number of ladies have
already planned to join the party and
IL is distinctly understood that ladies
and family parties are welcome and
that every arrangement for their
comfort will be made.
In order to secure the special traip
100 tickets must be sold and these
tickets must be guaranteed by depos-
iting the money to cover Pullman
sleeping and dining car accommoda-
tions, with the treasurer of the spe-
cial train committee. Mr.. Frank Me-
Kee, cashier First National bank, AL
buquerque, n. NJ, on or before July
25th. The guarantee required is $35
per passenger and covers all expense
of sleeping car and meals from Au-
gust 9Th to 14th, when the special
train party disbands. Upon receipt
OF this deposit, Mr.. Mckee will issue
a certificate TO the depositor entitling
him to the accommodations describ-
ed. Should there be any surplus at
end of trip. ii will be returned 70
members of the party.
Railroad tickets should be purchas-
ed at your local point not more than
one day before departure.
There are now on file long list Of
New Mexicans who are going to join
in this trip. including Governor Cur
ry and his entire stan as we'll as sew
eral other territorial officials. 1t will
be necessary To limit the party To
1875 and it is anticipated that this list
will be filled very quickly. If you
Intend to become a passenger on this
train it will be necessary to fill out
and sign the enclosed blank and re-
turn it to this office without delay
in order that arrangements may be
made for you. Several blanks are en-
closed in case you have friends who
care to go. But see that the blanks
properly filed and signed. are re.
turned to this office Immediately. We
want you to join In this big plan to
boost New Mexico. Any further II
formation wui y .hisned .-....J.
| ly. Address all communications to
II. d. HENING Secretary.
Bureau of immigration, Albuquer'
que. n. NJ.
The blank referred to may be Sc.
cured of Mr.. Hening on application.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-10
SLAYER OF SIX
HUNTED BY TROOPS
Mexican RuraIes Are Searching MOua-
tains for Desperate Charged
With Many Grimes.

Chihuahua Mex, July lO.-Sur-
rounded by nifty rurales in the most
desperate man hunt ever attempted
in this state. Zeferino Arguelles, a
bandit and murderer of six people, lis
hiding in the Brogreso mountains. The
rurales closed in on him yesterday
but he slew the chief of the troopers,
Luciano Cabrales. and made his es-
cape after his father had been killed
in battle with the soldiers.
Arguelles and his band killed Sol
ONION and Elias Prieto, and "A member
of the gang confessed when caught.
Arguelles later killed his wife and
fled. Then he murdered miner and
robbed him, killed John Hanson, an
American, and fled to the mountains
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-10
ADtRNtTHY BOYS
COMING TO VISIT
sons of United states Marshal in Ok
lahoma Start Today on Long
Trip.

Guthrie, Okla July 10.-Anxious to
experience the strenuous life and car
~ out their fathers instructions TO
tougher up" Temple and Louis
Abernathy. aged and 8 respectively,
will leave today on a 1900 mile
horseback trip. They are the sons
of United States Marshal John Aber-
nathy and they will travel alone
through Oklahoma, Texas and New
Mexica. sam" the famous COW
pony ridden by Roosevelt on his ok
Iahoma wolf hunt will be ridden by
Louis and Geronimo" will carry
Temple.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-10
|OONAHUt TO PRISON
FOR TWENTY YEARS
Court OyePruled Motion For New
Trial and Fixed Appeal Bond
St2O10,

Judge Ira A. Abbott this morning
overruled a motion for new trial in
the case of Jack Donanue. convicted
of murder in the second degree. and
sentenced Donahue to a term in the
penitentiary from ten to twenty years.
T. y. Wilkerson. appearing for
Donahue. gave notice of an appeal
and the appeal bond was placed at
$4,000. Pending the filing % he
bond Douahus is IN the custody Of 'he
sheriff.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-10
.PFEIFFER WAVES
HIS PRELIMINARY

Florencio Pfelffer, charged vita
ceing one of the assailants of Ms.
Majoribanks, who was maltreated by
two men in the lower santa Pc yards.
several weeks ago, was arraigned be"
fore Justice Craig this afternoon ana
waived preliminary hearing. He was
held to the grand jury in the sum Of
&12,5O0. He had nothing to say and
took the matter cody.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-10
MINERS WON'T STRIKE.

fciaHy announced today that an ag-
reement had been reached to restore
the check off system in Kansas coal
fields and 32.OO miners in Kansas,
Missouri and oklahoma will not
strike.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-10
THE PRICE OF SPUDS
WAY Up IN CHICAGO
Potatoes Sell at Sf.25 Bushel Whole
sale and Further Increase Is
Predicted.

Chicago July 1O.-White potatoes
sold at Sl.25 a bushel wholesale yes
terday, this price being fifty cents
higher than a week ago. Besides this
increase the housewife is confronted
with the possibility that prices may
be higher. Floods and rains in the
potato districts are responsible for
the increase.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-10
.FUlTOA'S OLD BOAT
LAUNCHED TO-DAY
Steamer is Reproduction OF the First
One and Will Take Part i'm Big
Celebration.

New York, July 10.-Slipping with
ease, an Atlantic liner, replica of
Fultons "Clermont,' the first steam
vessel in America, was launched this
morning, preparatory for the Fulton
anniversary celebration. The craft is
built as near like the original as is
possible, judging from the writings OF
Fulton. The trip win be made to Al
bany under the boats own steam.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-10
Elk SPECIAL DITCHED,

salt Lake, July lO.-Engineer Hen
~ Heideman, Fireman Heinze ana
Baggageman Vaughn are believed %
be buried under the debris of a sto'k
train which collided with an Elk spe-
cial west bound at White Horse to-
day. Brakeman Burke and Engineer
Houston were hurt.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-10
HUGHES MAY TAKE
SUPREME COURT JOB
IL Is said That Taft VIII Oner New,
York Governor the Position.

Chicago, July lO.-A Washington
special says there is a strong impress
sion in the capital that President
Taft will offer Governor Hughes OF
New York, the finest vacancy on the
United States supreme court bench
The offer is regarded as contingent
upon a vacancy occurring at the time
when the governors time may expire
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-10
CASTRO BACKING 1T.

Washington. July 1O.-Reports that
Former President Castro of Vene-
zuela. is furnishing the funds for the
revolution in Colombia is the latest
advice from the seat of trouble.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-10
FLOODS DAMAGE
An IOWA TOWN
Sioux OtY the Center Of Overflow al
small Greek Which Drove Many
From Homes.

Sioux City Iowa, July 10.--Thous-
ands of persons were rendered home
less and many thousand dollars dam
age done by flood of Perry creeks
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-10
No. 4.

Well southeast corner of engine
house Estimated depth 1913 feet
Size OF well inches. Is feet to firSt
water 153 feet to sand. Sheet iron
strainer 2l feet inches. This well
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-10
WEATHER FORECAST

Denver, Colo. July l0--f,lr 10 ,suA
portion; local showers Ia north portion To-
alghi or Sunday.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-10
Vacuum.

Average feet of vacuum required tC
lift the water as shown In the pre-
ceding comparisons
May, 1907, 10 feet, June, 1907, Il
feet
May, 1908, l6 feet, june, 1908, u
feet
May, 1909, Il feet, June, 1903, ]!
feet 20 inches.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-10

CONTINUED on Page Eight
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-10

Size Of reservoir, 20OXl50 feet ! ?
feet deep Maximum capacity 3.5l5,-
I5S gallons. Capacity at i feet
l,543,434 gallons.
We have asccrtained from reliable
data that this reservoir was cleaned
during the period extending from
January 29, 1909, to February 3,
1909, and so far as we are able 10
observe there is no leakage in the
~ servoir.
Your commission ascertained that
the water supply property was ac-
uuircd by its present owners on March
l. 1905. since which time three addi-
tinnal wells have been added 20 the
plant acquired and the cylinders #
the Holly pump enlarged one inch.
beyond this We know Of no additions
TO the producing plant
The three wells referred to as nav
ing been added was in the month of
August, 1906.
Your commission also visited the
shops and works OF the santa Fe raw
wav and learned from competent au-
thority than they We're lifting water
with the same degree Of vacuum
namely 10 feet as now exercised by
The Water supply company
Your commission believes from the
examination had and tests made, tnai
/ the water table Is rcceding.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-10

Holding that an act of the territor-
ial legislature in 1907, fixing the sal
aries of county treasurers and asses
sors was in direct contravention to An
act of Congress of 1885, Judge Ira A.
Abbottt iisf %qrping rendered an
opinioO he holds that for
mer - John S. Beaven and
former y Sig Grunsfeld are en-
of collections