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MILLIONS OF THT RGGMAN
TESTIMONY FROM PARIS ABOUT
THEIR ATTRACTIVENESS.


The American C0aony Cut Mart when ne
TOok OP Win MaaiAme de ne and
Dlagusted I'm Butler as Wen as me
D0WaGer NaFehlOness Sf AnSieaey'
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., a"",.sas, a. go, a. 1Sos,a,,.I,o
~. o-...,..i.., "a q. Ed-,.,I
49, p,l,., r,,,, - -, -. -
- "a 80. A.-.s;-.,, ,'.,-.,, h, ~.
RS..h - -, b., ~. a,..,;s.,' co-.,J
!. ~. =. - = 49, .,.,,' - ~,
~ =, sapl,o'. y, ~. -" :, ~ ....'
Isabella duillemin 70 snare ot the estate
% her adopted father. Benjamin Hart
Of thia CITY, vas filed in the County Clerk 3
81, ,,,.t.rA,, an, !. a. n. ,.,d \, ,,,a
-, Il - s,---- -,-.-
opnVeee 70 ~ n-'" w Nn'
Court soon.
BENJAMIN Hart died in Paris in May.
ione having about A .OOnO OOO. which he
h.,..,, =, ..'s,,,i,,, -, =, ,,.,.,t,i,,, 1870,
-. ", w 49,, = v-.. \. -. 81.
hAft han mans ms hotne IN FAIA iu'
about thirty yeara. Ne Got q divorce
from his wife. EsteIle Kitty Hart, twenty
80. $50 adop,ed a Bttle v,rl ana nnuoad
- I.11s.r. u, I..s.i,. h.,..,,,. ~,
ueI "e'"@ n@.e' "e,eN .oo-'.7 NV
wife of Jean Guillemin Of the French Em-
bRusy at Vienna. She got nothing BY the
vviu
m. .A...r ,....;,.s,,., 49,, a, ~. -.
IN ',,7' ''e.','' 80 =. ~
lates 70 NINE NaDItelN Ah'o'he'te ne me-
% whom Hart left he house and is con-
tents, SaS.OOO in cash and an annuity Of
e,a Ooo She IN da.crihrd "a Hart'a mia
s'o'V. Sns u.'soI S.-la.u .l III ~
trees. and Johh OAihpush hMts Out'e''
says of her; 'She was the biGgest IN
trinlant and hiRResi adventures ever
-, N NJ m. AZ ana I have RIM nm
a...ins, /. good roanv IN nv Hfe ar
Tl,s Nasrhicnssa ~ AnSlessv te.tiGed
that .b~ had known Hart for tWantV
-, 49,, - th.i - ,,onsul,ad hsr r..
g,'ers,v sbos,t HE afiouSed danghtsr. nut
,h.t ~ ~. lot.r ,,ears he sauns under an
! ,pG,,ance that kept hirn awnv rom his
~ S,,sr,s "a ~ .oT;e,y - had lrnoS,n
L',s..s a. totd ~ Isahslln Eas ~
S..,'. Il. 80, h, ~, p,,s - Gali,s. R,,,
&c., I.aIsils ,oaTyisd Hsyt seened to
thirl tbs C1IilIsTnina hed been too ciihi-
~, 49,, ~. ,,sr-i.sss .sttler,ent M.
80 - Mas,b,S,..S. "a meant A.
ic.s.. a. eVsr,-,hi,s think th@v w.vs
-, - ~ A. thingss Shs heard
,,',t,,,. 'r.,,,s,s tb.t Ws,s A p;e Wns
h.. r,is,r... an5 v.heD asIad N Uart
"a ,.,,sr i,trog,,csd hsr a. Nne A Ris
- "a. -Good hsavena noi- She had
h-.r5 th., Isslella had dinad With Ham
80 a. : a. ~ A. 4 grsat sarvieoa III
-, ,,y;,te ana Ina, Nrre A. ne vas rude
y, - 1sr, toId phe wifness that ha
d,4n't ,are 1bo,tt HE relatives In America
snJ d,dn't intend 10 come back 10 this
,,,,,,,,r,s
Fj.srJ T,,rk ,aa,56nd that Hart's
,rc.t1rcnt ~ his daurhtar after he had
,sLer M with Mime a. Bic lost him an
~ IA friends in the American colony.
Ths Count de Nontehello uncle of
I.,n C.,,iIlcr,in said that Har, had do
rIsTed he would Ieave his Paris house 10
J ~ .donssd d,,tohtsr
The sun., 1910-05-26
HOPE TO RAISE DEWEY DOCK.
SlOo.O0O Repair BiEl I.lkely-In Inquiry 10
Ne Made Into Navy MhilapL

spsaI css,s Dsspaea 10 Tun sun.
MANILA. Nav 2S.-The mort side Of the
floating dry dock Dewey, which aank az
olonRGDo on subig Bay while K was partly
submerged in order 70 receive a torpedo
boat. l. partly resting on the bottom.
The pumpa on that aide are also under
watOr. The starhoard uide remains partly
exposed. but il slowly sinking.
Il 10 very doubtful II the s,arboard
pumps can nius thu dock. Expsr,s
believe the docl. which vns tovsd here
fpom tho Upltad statsa. can be aaVed
thoueh n h likalv a hs totally sntrnarp.d
to-night The eleo,rioal machinery Of
a.. I-.A. =. =. -, .,.,...,.l ~
The sun., 1910-05-26
REcEWED RY OUEEN MOrHER.
Mrs. Roosevelt Tells AIexnndra AbOut
Wemen m 4. g.-The ColoOel's nay.

MRa. ROOSEVELT Neln AAfAAuufA AN9uA
Women IN q. s.-The ColSnel's my.
spssiai Cahis DsspafsA n ruH sUN.
LONDON. May 2s.-Queen AleEandEa
received Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt a.
Buckingham Palace this morning. The
two ladies' chatted for an hour and a half.
The Queen Mother was greatly Interested
IN Mrs. Roosevelt's descriptions II tho
life Of women in America. Mrs. Rooss-
welt left the palace charmed with the In
taryisw.
Col. Roosevelt arose az O'Clock and
worked over his correapondenco. He
took breakfast with SIR Edward Grey. the
Minister of Foreign Afaius. Among the
other guests were tho Intsrparliamentary
deputation. Lord Weardale. Sir Edward
Sassoon. T. p. O'Connor. A. n. Crosaheld.
NJ. p. and Sir Edward 0rey's brother.
whom the Colonel met at Nairobi. After
the breakfast the Colonel visited tho 500
with Seth Bullock. Leslie Tarleton and
r. J. Cunningham, Then he chopped
for an hour with bis a.. Esrmit. After
this he received visits from lord Avebury.
the noted scientist; Rudyard Kipling and
Lord Weardals.
The Colonel entertained a party II big
game hunters at luncheon and sfterward
received a deputation of tho Interna-
tional Parliamentary Union.
Kermit and Ethel Roosevelt started to-
night for Scotland. where they viii apsnd
a few days with friends. Col. Roossvslt
IN - Al. ....l....-. 49,. - -.
bridge University on May %. Owing 70
his throat trouble his address to them viii
not occupy more than FIVE minutes. 10
viii be an extemporaneous speech. He
will spend the week end with friends In
the country.
The Royal Society Of Arts. Of which
Benjamin Franklin was the first Amer
lean member. has elected Col. Roosevelt
a life member.
The sun., 1910-05-26

Highest temperatare w. - ~ y -
uAaurNaros VoRgc1sT Foa ro-DAH AND TO
MonROw.
%, saasrn Nsg Y0rs. osagre io-aaB' fai'
a s,oyyop hCAf 10 modsrois Souihuspi 70 aoFfaued
HiH6s.
For vew Engiand, showers In norSnern ana
clearing 20 s0uthsrn poraon today; Aif %
,,orrou, nght 70 moderats westerly winds
FOR eastern Psnnsyyania. partly cloudy to-day
fair % rnOrrow axht northsestsriy WINDS
For Ncu Jersey and Delaware. cisarnE 'o-day
,sir a. norrou. hight e m0derate uorthwsstcriy
Winds.
For ths Dlstfict Of colnmbis and Maryland.
s,,r a dsy and 10 m0rros hght northwest 70
north winds.
For Wcstsrn Pennyivania ana ONO. talr
"A asv nnd 70 morrOs nEht 70 moderats north
usst 70 north Ninds.
For rs.,srn New York. fair to-day and 10
,orrow. urnt 70 noderats wcst 70 nogthwest
winds.
The sun., 1910-05-26
AUTO own THE ALPS.
Read over Meat Gents Opened 10 Meter
Vehlrles-nns aerviee as0a.

spsoai Cabs DsIpaica 70 THh SuS.
MoDANR. France. May 2s.-The road
over Mont Cenis has been opened % auto
mobile trafic. This h a great event IN
the EurOpeaR automobile world. Many
Americans who are In France will bs
early in using the road over the Alps.
Il IL also announced that an auto bus
service will be inAuRurated shortly. con
Meeting Italy and France over Mont Gems.
This fact Ia not ~ pleasing 20 tho auto
mobile community.
The sun., 1910-05-26
NORWAYS SHOWS MELT.
Premature Heat Causes Great FIOOd
Damage IN Tsun and Country.

spscfai cabis Dsspafoa 10 TIE SUE.
CHRIsTIASIA. May 2s.-Ths phenomenal
warmth has melted enormous quantities
og snow on the mountains In the interior.
with the result that lakes and rivers are
flooded 70 an extent that has not been
eutIalled since issO
The town of Lllestrommsn. twenty
miles from Christiania. is submerged 20
a depth Of several feet. The inhabitants
have been compelled % take refuge In
the upper stories Of their houses. Com
mmioation can he had with them only
by means Of boats.
Bridges arc threatened by tbs pressure
of floating timber. The railway bridge
At Fetsund has great quantity Of timber
piled AGAINST Il and Il In feared that Il will
give way.
Widespread damage haa bean done "a
the railways and crops. The floods arc
still rising,
The sun., 1910-05-26
ALDA AND MEzAK TRIUMPH.
Twelve ReraIh when Curtain Drops On
MrtrupolitaR "OtellS" IN Paris.

lsprctai Cabis Dsfprics - Tvs wy.
PARfs. May 7S--Tbere was q crowded
house At the premiere of 'Otello' by the
Metropolitan Opera Company AZ the
ChAt6let Theatre tonight. TOscanini.
Aida. Amato and SleHAk shared In an
enthusiastic ovation.
After the performances Nine. Aida
and NJ slssak received twelve recalls
Mrs. W. x. Vanderbilt. Mrs Carroll and
Miss Bacon occupied bozes.
The sun., 1910-05-26
SOUNDINGs WISHED CAPTAIN.
MmnehahA Was m ~ FEthSms u water
Just Before STRIKING nsck.

Npefiai CaNa ueaRatfA - lAA oCAs
LoNDLN. May gs.-Ths Board Of Trade
inquiry into the grounding Of tho Atlantic
Transport liner Minnehhha on Seal Rock.
scilly Islands. early on the morning Of
April 10 began to-day.
Capt LAyland Of the liner testified that
owing 10 the thick weather it was impos-
aibls 10 take observations after April 10.
Soundings. however. were taken continu-
oualy. The last sounding. which was
taken half an hour before the vessel
struck. registered a dspth Of u fathoms.
The sun., 1910-05-26
CANORRI CHAPLAIN Ill.
Petitions Tsr Release Prem PTSaOa 10 &c
10 Hospital May Ne DyInG.

SPECIAL Cahis DfspdioA 70 TRn auN.
RoME May Is. Giro NitoE2i. the un-
frocksd priest Who is the grand chaplain
og the Honorable Society oi the Ca
morra. and who is in Jail in connection
with the murder of Signor CuOcolo and
ME wife in 1879. foT which thirty Gamer
ri.,s are about 70 ~ tried a. Vtsrbo. has
ustitioned the authorities for his release
on hail owing to III health-
Il has been reported recently that the
former priest was dying. Tbs prison
doctor has signed a certificate 20 the
effect that Vitozzis illneaB iusti6es his
removal 90 a private hospital.
The sun., 1910-05-26
No PEACE CONFEDERATION.
the Kaiser. u u Explained. only Talked
Platltudes 20 70. Pich0R.

ND9fldl Cdblf Df8pHcA % Ihh ouN.
BERIIN, May 2S.-The Statement printed
in the Paris Mafin that the Kaiser In .
conversation with NJ. PiohOn. the Frenoh
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. advocated q
European confederation 10 semi-OfnCially
oontradicted. Il h explained that In the
Interview with N. PichOn the Kaiser
expressed cOnhdsnoe IN the maintenance
Of the peace Of Europe and EAid he would
do all In his power 70 promote its ooR-
tinuAncs. but the question Of a cOnfedeFA-
ton Of the Powers for this purpose was
far from his thoughts.
The sun., 1910-05-26
FLYING VISIT TO FRANZ JOSEF.
Zeppelin 70 make . l.B0O MIe Aerial
C1rrwst An fSAag 70 vienna.

spscai caBs Dsipaich - TVS SLY.
BERLIN. May 2S.-Count leppeiins
voyage to Vienna % board the Zeppelin V.
for a special visitSto the Emperor Franz
Josef win begin on the night of June o.
He will return via Bresiau. DTesden'
Chemnitz, Nuremburg and FriedFtchs-
hafsn. The round trip win cover
distance Of 1 500 miles.
The sun., 1910-05-26

Ths wall Street edition Of Tua EvE,ru1
Son oonialns al ths financial nsvu and
fie stood ana band qn0lationa % the Close
al tas markst. Ire closing quoeatione.
InSlndlng ths sbid and ashad' prices, WiA
rafltonal naWt matter. are contained ale1
A ~ nirht sditiqn q TINS ErntHNo 2uN.
The sun., 1910-05-26
SHERIDAN. PENN; WOLFE.
Original ''sehoal Cor scandal 20 Be sold
az Auction a aotheby's.

speciai Cabis DesBaica 20 THH SUN
LONDON. May 25 On June ~ there will
be offered for sale az Sotheby's Sheridan's
original manuscript OF The School for
Scandal
Numerous relics Of william Penn will
also be sold. including the letters patent
reinstating him a. Governor in 1904.
PenRs portrait in oil. engraved portraits
of himself and members Of his family
and a box made Of wood Of the tree under
which Penn made his treaty with the
Indians in l0s7
Two unpublished letters Of Gen. Wolfe.
referring 10 love Affairs. viii also BE-
offered for sale.
The sun., 1910-05-26
OUIDA SrORY N OPERA.
London FINDS Two Latte wooden shoes'
Moves slowly % Slusie.

spsaai cssis Dsspa,eA 70 TIE sUE.
LONDON. May Is linguistic. Edmund
MissAs operatic version Of OuidAs Two
Little Wooden Shoes. but with a happy
ending, was given for the Arst time IN
England at His Maiesty's Theatre To-
night. Mr. Beecham conducting.
The work proved rather monotonous
and was mildly received.
The sun., 1910-05-26
DAULBY DEMANDS LIBERTY.
Picture FaksT 10 Face Mrs. HamiltSn
Paine Next Week.

special Cabis DfapdiCh - TWn SEE
PAkIs. NAV 25.-1hs pseudo Count
d'Aulhv d Gatigny. WIN is charged with
selling fake pictures 70 Mrs. Hamilton
Paine. will b confronted by his victim
next week.
His lawyer has ASKED that the Count
b. ct - liberty.
The sun., 1910-05-26

NTTroFr r J.. May zs Sidney Web
ger rsr 30 a. his summer home here.
80 rar0r'e1 ss not being 70 vel to-ntGhf,
RI Tears are ielt by be phyaiciana ana
lAl Nr WEBSTER n b. survives Until
GER hit4r1ay win be 90 years Of a9a.
The sun., 1910-05-26
~. fnr Prlnfh w..

spsciai cqats Dsspaffh % TN srN-
PANS, NAY zS.-The engagement y
snnounc.d of PisFrs Humilly. French
vios-Coasui at Washington. and Nile. de
PlllIEnN of Parln.
The sun., 1910-05-26

German Orchestra Plans % Give Paris
New Sensation

IIW7077T COO UNIT7IITI y - -
PAHIs. May 7s.--A German orchestra
is coming n Paris 70 give concerts that
win be confined 10 music inspired by av'-
atora and Aviation-Waltzea. polkhp ana
marcheA
Il 10 Unnecessary 10 Say the orchestra
usss wind Instruments
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NnTICE

Last will and testament Of Bertram
@. Wright, deceased. To Jessie Smith
Wright, e%Xecutrix and sole devlsee
and to all whom ii may concerns:
You are hereby notified that the al
legged Last Will and Testament OF
Bertram O. Wright, late OF the County
of ~Bernalillo, Territory of New Mexico
deceased, has been produced and read
In the Probate Court OF the County
of Bernalilio, Territory of New Mex
leo, Mt an adjourned Regular Term
thereof, held on the 9Th day of Feb
ruary, 1910, and the day of the prov
ing of said alleged Last Win and Tes-
tamcnt a by order Of the Judge Of
said Court ~thereupon fixed for Mon
day. the 4th day or April. A. ID. 1910,
Term Of said Court, at 10 O'Clock In
the forenoon OF said day.
Given under my hand and the Seal
Of this Court. this 18th day OF Feb
ruary. A. d. 1910.
A. ID. WALKER,
(seal) Probate Clerk.
PIP, 10. 26, e 3-5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05
LEGAL NOTICES
RIDS WANTED.


Bids viii be received at the office of
the clerk Of the board OF county COM
missiOners OF B%ernalillo county. at the
court house OF said county up to 10
O'Clock in the forenoon Of Friday.
March 18th. 1910, and opened Mt that
time, for the construction Of a steel
approach to the east end OF the new
Alameda bridge, now being built, said
approach to consist of two (2) seven
ty-hve foot spans. Each bidder viii
be required to furnish and submit
plans and specifications with his bid.
Instructions TO bidders may be OBJ
tanned from the county surveyor.
Each bidder will be required to de-
posit with the clerk Of the board a
certified check on some local bank
Of Albuquerque. y. NJ. in the amount
Of 10 per cent OF his bid. payable to
order OF the said clerk.
The successful bidder VIII be re-
Quired to give a surety bond, in the
az 80 per cen OF his contract
conditioned for the faithful perfOr-
nance of the same.
The board reserves the right to re-
lect any or all bids.
BY order - - board N counry
Commissioner.
A. r. WALLER. Clerk.
Dated; Feb. 18th, 1910. ,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05

New York. March 4.-The market
for standard copper was easy with
spot and all deliveries to the end of
June quoted at $13.I0 $3.50. English
markets were a shade lower. closing
steady with spot quoted at sos 5s and
futures at 61f Is Cd. Local dealers
quote lake ut Sl3.62I m$13.S7h ;
electrolytic. $13.37 u n $13.62h and
casting $13.12h dS13.25. No arriv-
ais were reported at New York today,
exports according 10 customs house re-
turns We're 3.271 tons. making a to-
tai of 1853 tons for this month.
Lead steady with spot at $4.55@
s4.65 New York, ana s4.42h Ms447K
East 81. Louis. London unchanged Vt
10. So.
spelter steady; spot $570@S5.S0
New York. and $5.57h M$5.G5 East
Louis. London unchanged 25f.
New York. March 4.-Sllver, 50%c;
Mexican dollars. 44c.
St. Louis Metal Market.
st. Louis, March lead S4.50@
spelter, $3.50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05
AMI
COMMERCE
Wall street.

New York, March 1.-THE stock
market today gav evidence of bencv-
olent credit supposedly coming from
the important banking interests that
are entering upon a course OF heavy
bond flotations. The number Of these
issues in the week has been large but
the amount involved is small in COM
parison With those named as in pros
pect by a number Of the leading rail-
road systems.
Enlistment of new capital on Il large
scale has been recognized as a requi-
site for the carrying on OF the great
projects of Improvement and extens-
ion announced by railroad companies.
Much interest. therefore, attaches to
the outcome Of the current offerings.
The prices at which they are offered
In itself witnesses the remaining diff
culties in the way Of securing rev
capital, The prices are low and the
interest rather higher than in ore cd
ing epochs of large financing even,
without allowance for the discount on
the offering price OF the mortgage.
An announcement today as to the
foreign reception Of the offering of
bonds of q subsidiary OF the Rock Is
system was encouraging.
The stock market was intensely dull
most OF the time. The reactiJnary
tendency that set in yesterday after
noon was resisted but the market as
4 whole did not show revived strength.
The speculative element was inc;in-
ed to make much Of Tho brisk adj
in all securities of the Americana
Tobacco company, as marking Il feel
of confidence ON The part of the
in the corporation principally
in prosecutions under the
law. CLOSING StOpkss |
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05
A. R. POST TO
Be ORGANIZED IN
TUCUMCARI
Next Annual E|nCampment May
Be Held Therei Small Boys
Run Away and Cannot be
Located,



Tucumcari, n. NJ. March "a
number OF old soldiers will convene
Eere saturday afternoon for the pur-
pose of organizing a local Grand
Army Post. A call has been issued
for the civil war veterans to meet at
the court house.
The department commander, DR.. J.
W. Long Of T%ularosa, has expressed a
desire To hold the next annual en-
campment here, provided the local
organization car be perfected.
William Crosby, aged IA. and Char
les King, aged IL. left town early sun
day morning In a buggy belonging to
the Crosby boys father, and cannot he
found. Their parents did not miss
them n knew nothing Of their leav-
ing until sunday night.
The boys were seen Sunday after
by = farmer several miles south
of here. but could not he trace fur
Their, The officers were informed Oh
their sudden departure and have been
assisting the parents in searching for
them.
The Wells Fargo Express company
moved their stock and office
from the rooms ia the First
bank building to the Inter-
National Bank of Commerce build
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05
BIDS WANTED,

Bids will be received at the office OF
the clerk of the board Of county com.
missioners CT Bernalillo county, at ths
court house of said county up to 1l
O'Clock in the forenoon of Friday
March 18th, 1910, for driving piles
and placing timbers thereon, for eight
(S) wing dams on the banks of the
Rio Grande, in accordance with spec
ifications prepared by the county sur
Iveyor, at the places designated by him,
under his supervision and to he ON
.pleted to his satisfaction.
The successful bidder viii be re-
quired to give a bond, satisfactory to
the board of county commissioners,
conditioned on the faithful fulhllmont
of the contract.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
BY order of the board OF county
commissioners.
A. E. WALKER. Clerk.
Dated: Feb. 18th. 1910.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.
ono. 16l4)
w. +. Wisely Plaintiff,
w.
w. l. Brockman. ana
A. da Brockman, Defendants.
In the District Court, Chayes County,
New Mexico.
Judgment having been rendered IN
the above named court III
OF said plaintiff and against said
defendants on December 20, 1909. for
the sum of $f31.13. with interest at 6
per cent from said date, together with
sum of $43.13 attorneys fees and
costs, and decreeing that the
mortgaGed lands and tenements here
lnafter described be sold to satisfy the
said amounts, which judgment and
decree Is recorded in Book II, II page
lO1 of the Judgment records OF said
court; now. therefore, by virtue of the
power by said decree vested in me
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
on Wednesday, the 18th day of May.
1910. at the front door Of the court
house in Roswell, New Mexico at the
1our Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, / viii sell mt
public vendue TO the highest bidder
or cash in hand the following lands
md tenements to satisfy said judg-
Of $31.13 and interest, amount
ng to $436.36, together with said sum
II $43.13 attorneys fees, $26.06 costs
accruinE interest and costs, said
ands and tenements being described
IS follows:
The west sixty C6O) feet Of lot six
50, and the east twenty (201 feet OF
OF seven CD, of Lea's subdivision OF
southeast quarter go of Sec. 80.
. 10 :. II. "a T., in Chaves county.
Mexico.
Dated March /. 1910.
G. l. BALLARD.
sheriff Of ChaVes County. y. N.
y g. II. YOUNG, Deputy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05
BUSINESS CHANCES

$1.26 PER WORD inserts classified
ads in SO leading papers in the u. S,
Send for list. The Dake Advertising
Agency. 427 South Main street, Los
Angeles. Cal
FOR SALE-Best rooming house In
the city; centrally located; 81 rooms
furnished complete; a bargain. Call
or address 31t S. First street.
ANY INTELLIGENT person may
earn a good income corresponding
for newspapers. Experience unneces-
sary. Address Press Correspondence
Bureau. Washington. u. g.
FOR SAI.E-A hardware store in &C.
New Mexico city of 5000. VIII i'm
voice about $4,000 good reason for
selling. J.. O. box ISL.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05
Kansas City livestock.

Kansas City. March 4.-Cattlc. H.
600, no southern; steady; native
steers, 1913 a S7.T5; southern steers
S5.25 a 800; southern cows. $3.50
~ 1910; native cows and heifers,
$500 q $3.50; stockers and feeders.
s4.00 a 1925; bulls, $4.25 a $5.T5;
calves, s4.50 a $S.75; western steers.
$500 q S7.25; western COWS, $3.50 a
$500.
Hogs. 1000: five cents higher:
bulk of sales. $40 a S9.75; heavy,
1854 a. $9.S0i packers and butchers,
$3.50 a $9.75: light, $9.25 a $3.50;
pigs. $3.50 a $500.
Sheep, 10000; steady. muttons.
St25 a S775; lambs. $500 a $9.15;
led western wethcrs and y%earlings,
S6.75 a $S.75; fed western ewes. s6.25
a S725.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05
HUNDRED CARS
OF SHEEP MOVE
FROM ROSWELL
Thirty-three Thousand Head
Represent a Single Days
Transactions in PecoS Valley
Market.
lspccial pI.rnteh 10 lhs Morninr lanrrnll

Roswell, n. NJ. March 4.--Accord-
Ing To present close estimates, more
than two hundred cars OF sheep VIII
so out of the Pecos valley this spring,
the deals being made through the
Roswell market.
Today's transactions aggregate
thirty-three thousand head. most OF
which will move To Chicago. The
sales are M follows:
A. y. Garrett of Roswell. 10 A. j..
Knollin Of Chicago. fourteen thousand
stock sheep.
Frank Garcia to Walter n. White.
both OF Roswell, twelve thousand
stock sheep.
Jaffa Prayer & Co, shipping to thu
Chicago market tomorrow, seven
thousand Wethcrs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05
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