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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27
ABSOLUTE QUE
IN WOOL TRADE
At BOSTON
Western Clip Beginning to
Move With Much More Free
dom as Wool Men Decide to
Accept Lower Prices,

iSnecial Correspondence TO Morning Journal
Boston, Massachusetts,. Juno Pc
Nmost absolute quietncss continues
10 reign in the Boston wool market
aud with one exception. no house OF
Substantial importance IL selling wool
iu other than "a distinctly limited
manner, saw the Boston Commercial
llulletin. Everything hinges on the
OPENING ot new light weight goods,
which. according 10 the latest advices,
viii be postponed to the middle or
latter part OF July. il not until the
FIRST Of August. This policy of hold
Ing back the new fabrics for the
spring &c lgll Is the result OF the
ptectically complete Indifference that
goods buyers are still showing. It is.
argued, however. that conditions cam
not remnin as they are indefinitely
aud that In al probability the opening
OF the new light weight fabrics at
reasonable declines from the prices of
= Year ago viii result in tie placing
OF sufficient riders With m%anufactur-
ers 10 enable the latter To re-enter the
raw material market. and buy mrrth-
or supplies of wool. thereby stimulate
ing the situation But under present
conditions. with goods buyers indif-
l'f'hts new lines VIII not be generally !
opened FOR some weeks vet and a.
seems rather unlikely To expect that
trade viii show any material improve
inent in the meantime.
Comparatively little is being done I'm
icece wools, although a little Michi-
gan quarter-blood is said To have
.chansed hands az So cents In the
territory divisions transactions in
grease woods are distinctly small in
the aggregate the only feature OF the
week being the sale 81 $1,000 To i00.-
noo ponnis of Arizona wool ia the or
-ginul hays Z "a ia % cents There
Is a moderate samping demand for
secured tcrritiry wool with fine Utah
bringing up 10 90 cents. \ little 10
months Texas is moving while south
California ~ months wool is be-
.ng taken by manufacturers The lat
are the first 1919 california woods
.p nfitVe here and were sold on %
ircese basis of rs fo 10 cents staple
Oregon is without demnnd ef moment.
woods of \ and y grades con-
inuc e. move very slowly at QUOTA
Cons Carpet woods arr not attracting
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27
DE S0USA FORMS NEW
CABINET IN PORTUGAL

Lisbon, June 2G.-Following the re-
quest Of King Manuel. Don Antonio
Teixelra de Sousa. the ex-minlster OF
f%inance, has formed a cabinet ms fol'
lows.
Premier ana minister Of the interior
-Teixcira de Sonsa
Minister OF Jnstice-Manucl Fra
tel.
Minister Of fnenoe-Anselmo An
drade
Minister Of war-Gcneral ltaposo.
Minister Of foreign affairs-Jose
AzeVcdO.
Minister Of marinc-Marusco dc
SOusa,
Minister Of public werks--Pereira
Santo.
Tho ministry under the presidency
Of Francisco Ia Vega Beirso resigned
on june II. after having recommend
ed the dissolution or the chamber OF
deputies, This was opposed by the
King as wen as hy the liberals. the
monarchists ana the republicans.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27
REVERSES
FOR MADR|z
FORCES
lnsurgent Troops Capture I'M
Dortant Port on Lake Near
aqua and Other Towns ii the
Strife Ridden Country

tiiy Morning journal Special Leased wireI
Blucftelds, Nicaragua, June GA
column 81 the provisional forces I'M
der General Arzino cruz has captured
IN Libertad and %Juigalpa, important
towns IN the department or Chotniles
This column is pHrt or General
Mena's army, detached for the pnr-
pose 81 occupying advantageous
points within reasonable distance Of
Acoytpa. General Mena. With the
gfent body of his troops, Is within
gunshot of Acoyapa. which Is gar
flsoned by several hundred Of the Mad
riz forces.
Genetai Cclon, another provisional
leader has taken san Ubaldo. one Of
the chtet ports of Lake Nicaragua.
He defeated 210 Madriz soldiers who
were 'on their way to reinforce Cen
efal Vasuuez.
Further reports state thnt VnSunez
Is entirely surrounded and that the
thrlntcncd attempt by General Mena
against Acoyipa has been delayed IN
the expectation OF the surrender OF
the commander Of the garrison
there.
General Mcpa Intends TO occupy all
the s%urroundng towns He reports
thnt General Nasquez IL now unable
70 get provisions through the lines. As
Nasqlcz refuses permission for the
non-combatants 10 leave AcOynpa Il
is probable that General Mem VIII
abandon his plan of ~bombarding.
Dr Julian lrias. the Nicaraguan x
e|cntive delegate on the Atlantic coast.
has issued a decree that The customs
house for the coast Is now IN posses
sion Of the Madriz government and
hereafter any merchandise Mt
tempting TO pass without examination
by properly appointed customs Off
eials, shall be subject 70 seizure. This
Mould mea that a double duty would
be oXacted AZ Bilefields It Is prob
that tho American naval officer
N command here will refuse to ree~
this decree.
Reports have reached here thai
he Nicaraguan steamers Venus and
Jaeinto have homhardcd one or
he coust towns, Prinzapolca, where
I few Of lestrada's men were sta
toned. Heavy guns and rapid %firers
employed. aud much d%estruc
ION 70 property WAS caused lt isH'
tated also That no notice OF the
,ombardmoni was given or amy call
or surrender.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27
PREDIoT FAIL or
MANNGIA SHORTLY

Washington, June 2G.-Ncws OF the
capture by the Estrada forces OF two
towns Within a days march Of Man
aqua. the sent of the Mndriz govern
mont, reached General Castrillo, rep
rescntatiVc IN Washington of the lGs-
trada government. in Nicaragua to-
day.
. The dispatch states that yesterday
Arzcno cruz. at the head Of a division
OF the Estrada army, had taken the
cities of La Libcrtad and Jnigulpa
that the surrender OF the cities
OF Acoyapa ana san UbRldo, the lat
tor Il port Of Lake Nicaragua. WAS eN-
peeted al n moment. The towns
captured are within twelve miles OF
Lake Nicaragua. The successful
forces crossed the mountains from
Rama.
General Castrillo expresses the be-
lief chat Managne Viii De taken
shortly.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27
TW0 MEET DEATH IN
AUTOMOBILE CRASH

pittsburg, June 20 Two persons
Were Instantly killed, three seriously
injured and i've painfully hurt when
q large automobile WAS struck near
Charletoi today by q heavy suburban
street cnr.
Thp de.d
WlfdAANt~tlg HAMPTON, aged a.
IN undertakes of Roscoe, and his son
Hoy. aged -.
Me Hamiltons witss AeGt 40i his
NauGhter, Annie, aecn 20 and Miss
blanche MethenN. a. cousme aged 10,
Gre ia the hospitsl tonight with in
iutics That may prove ittnl.
t,uhert Hamilton aged "A deaf and
dumb. and Mary AGED are also In
the hospital. hut are expected To- rec
cover
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27
WINS
At SANTA re BY
CLOSE SCORE
Grays Defeat Peerless Club, 6
10 4, After Hard Fought Bat
tie and by Playing Almost
ErrorIess Ball.


Special Dispatch TO the Morning journal
santa Fe, N. NJ. June 26.-Urged
to their best efforts by a big crowd OF
Duke city rooters, the Albuquerque
Grays this afternoon defeated the
Peerless club BY the close score of .
20 4. The exhibition was played on ST.
Michael's college grounds and was BY
far the fastest ana most exciting To
be seen on the local diamond this
season. The Albuquerque boys made
but error, while the locals got of
wrong only twice. making a total OF
three misplays for the nine innings.
The Grays played brilliant bah all the
way, Chaves the backstop, Newmyer.
the twirler, Burns, al second. and De
Blassi and kunz in the outfleld es-
pecially DISTINGUISHING themselves.
Johnnie Alarid was the most popu-
lar man on the albuquerque team to-
day, winning the everlasting gratitude
Of the fans by hitting three times ana
walking once out Of four times up.
Alarid also made his reputation as IA
base ~stealer, pilfering n trio of much
needed bases at opportune moments.
NeWmyer pitched great BAH in every
inning with the exception of the
fifth when he let down for a brief
space Of time, hut long enough for
h locals to hammer in a quartette
OF runs. The runs were made after
two men We're out, Stafford taking the
Initiative by hunting ana getting to
flrst on the unexpected play, scoring
on the hit.
Albuquer07e garnered two in the
first, Two iii the fourth and one in
the eighth. When the Santa Fe team
tied the score in the firth. the Ancient
city rooters grew wild with enthusi-
asm, almost certain Of victory lust
ahead, But the Albuquerque fans raj
lied around in great shape ana ont
rooted the locals. With a bunch of
lusty Hinged rooters behind them, the
Grays took things very easy indeed
and although they had some diff
Guilty IN doing it, they drove in a run
in The eighth, which proved to be The
winning score.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27
COMES THIRD
IN KEEL YACHT RACE

KEEL June es-ln "a stiff breeze
to-day the American schooner West
ward. owned hN Alexander ) Coch-
van of New York. won thc Jubilee
prize. defeating Lieutenant Krupp
Non Itchlen under Hal Bach's Ger
mamie Dog u minutes aud iofty-two
seconds.
Emperor Williams American built
Meteor. with the emperor ou beard
finished third. only 90 ltW lengths be-
hind tnc Germauia
The emperor to-day conducted III
services aboard the Imperial
YACHT Hohrn1oncrn He whose as his
theme "ufd Jesus Live which re-
Gently has hctn the subject af much
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27
WOMAN SAVES LINEMAN
FROM HORRIBLE DEATH

Pueblo. Colo.. Jnne 2G.-Nailing
cross pieces 10 L telegraph pole Miss
Jane Adamso1E q ranch wonihn Ia the
silver crack country lortY miles north
west OF here, Rescued today Joseph
Pfleffcr, It linemun FOR the Pueblo
Tteetion company from certain death.
aftet ne had been terribly burned by
h shock from $4,000 volts Of cleo
tiicity and left suspended from the
ton ~ IN unconscious condition for
several honfe by his safety belt. He
tonight no was brought 70 st. Marys
hospital In Pueblo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27
INSURGENTS TAKE
CREDIT FOR WORK
IN CONGRESS
Progressive Legislation Was
Achieved in Exact Proportion
as Power Was Taken from
Speaker Says Murdoch.

NY Morning Journal Special reased wIrel
Washington, June 20 The einsur-
gents " the house of representatives
were responsible for much OF tie I'M
portrait legislation passed during tho
session Of congress Just closed, ace
cordinp ia Mr. Mnrdock 81 Kansas,
ono Of the leaders of the insufgent
hand. The railroad rate bin and tho
rest Of the Nital legislation passed WAS
effective ana responsive to the pub
lie VIII, he declared tonight, Just
In proportion as The speakers power
was broken, his l%ieutenants nverbornc
and his machine scattered
In his formnl statement said Mr..
Murdoch speaker cannon took pains
% say that the constructive leRisla-
tipn el this congress WAS the best IN
thirty yenrs, lie did nof acknowledge
he should, that Il WINS the activity
ef those so.eallod Insurgents IN the
house which touched All the major
passed with a vitality that
similar legislation has not had for
years.
'rhe constructive Legislation passed
M this session has hecn responsive To
The popular desire and the reason for.
II ~ that The manncles have been fall
ing from the members Of The house
"fhc tendency since last December
has hcet toward fccc ~roVornnfent X
Tyranny ~ COMMITTEES, brutal culture
~ tho house arrogance IN the chair
Boon under constant fire, The
tendency has been towards free gov
eminent Ina the house. Legislation
has become more aud the work
Of the whole membership serving the
whole nation aud leaS and less the work
lf q political ring serving its own self
purposes. II was the challenge To
.ANnnon ana Cannonism that made
legislation what It Is and every un-
member OF congress knows
h
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27
CHURCH BARES
STEEL PLANT
HORRORS
BETHLEHEM WORKERS
TOLL L0NGF0R SCANT PAY
Twelve Hour Day and Seven
Day Week Pronounced Dis
grace 10 Civilization by So
ciaI Service Committee

fBy Morning Journal sneeial Tsnasa Wi-el
New YORK. June 20 The social scr
vice commission of the federal eoun-
en- N churches df Christ ia america
declares IN 4 spcciai report made pub
he tonight that the living conditions
Tor lphefcfY ~ the Bethlehem steel
company are worse lhan those alleged
10 exist IN r%itteturg ia the Pittsburg
survey. whose report aroused such
wide comment.
"A aptsiai committee 10 the commits
sion reports mat just before the re-
cent sifihe, ffty-One per cent oI All
employees worked twelve honrp II day
ana that beyond aud intensiryins
the evils OF 4 twelve honr day Was the
existence 10 many departments ~ q
seven aay week Tweniy-eiRht per
cent 81 all employees worked regnlntiy
seven dayA ~ the week. but in addi-
ton were lltpae who worked regularly
on sundays as overtime
Moreover. although Il ~ elalmed by
the management Tint Sunday aud ov-
.rtime work Il ~ some departments
~ lclai optional II Is nevertheless
true that fofemen ana gang bosEes
huvc 81 mDelied men 10 work on sun
days HRainat them protests, on pain
of dischnrPc. The Nnge scale for
these leug houis Is declared by the
committee 10 be such TINT It leaves
no option 10 common lahufers, but
the boarding house method of living,
With many men 10 the room. When
a man has If inmlly with him They
take la dodgers OF even The woman
to work. II is reported thnt i'm
migrant parents send their children
hack 20 the old country to be reared
while the mother gops 10 work.
A number Of practical r~erommcnda-
lions are made IN the report. which
urges lawa 60 compel three shifts IN
"a Industries operating twenty our
hours, and 20 require unc dag uf rest
for MI Norhmen ia seven day INDUS
Thn tWeite hcul day and lln
dny week Hre characterized ts
i " diseftcc 90 civilization.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27
CONDEMNED REBELS
Welded IN
PRISON
,~, Morning loarpal special Leased wire,

s1v M"rnlnE Journal SDscinl LEASED wlrei
Mexico City, june 26~rWo brides
were made widow "a few hours after
Tie Wedding ceremonies were per
tnrmed in the p%enitentiary az Nalla-
doitd lucatau. Yesterday when their
hnf hands faced q firms sound select
ga Goo execute them In accordance with
sentences passed upon them after trail
hy court martial Tor sediiion tnd muir
der The accusation preW out at tho
recent uprising at Nslladnlia
a number OF prisoners hove been on
triRA Three were sentenced 80 death
h executed Yesterday afternoon att
Ter remaining in the death chamber
all dts. Three were sentenced % flf-
teen Years lu the ncnitcuttarN with
perpetual loss 0f citizenship and -Four
were sentenced 60 four years ar,l four
months in prison
Immediately after the death SENT
enccs were pronounced un the three
mon charErd with mnriet. two OF.
them asked permission O. marry he-
fore t1eN were executed
Their Requests were granted hv the
l~uthNflNts mud The Nounl Womcn tn
thy were engaged went go nae
PRISON GAG the hour perccd upon. for
'hc WHffiaec ceremony, knowing that
.m a fsW hnufs tile men We're to Dee
.lInf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27
GUNBOAIMAR|ETTAS
COMM AMBER
CENSUREO
Mild Punishment for Naval Of
ficel Who allied to Keep
Vessel h Proper Condition,
Especial dispatch 10 me Morning Jourunll

Especial Dispatch TO The Morning Journnli
Washington, jane 20--As an ont
come ~ the investigation into the
conditions pf the plinboat Marietta
which nts lust resulted IN q very mild
rensure of her commanding officer
Commander Frank Is litll as the
principal punishment reforms Ia fe-
pair and inspection az naval vessels
are expected 10 follow
Although the court of Inquiry roc
commended thut Commander lllll be
censured, iis rapport which became
public today, reads much like a wins
disation oi Tint officer II was found
thut the board of inspection, which
started the rtinlpis over the Marietta
lud pVefdrnwn the facts and that the
Marietta WAS such ava old hulk that
she might have gone dawn at sea and
some mpHrAtiVplN trivial accident
occurred 10 her
IA this connection the court report
ea mat Lieutenant Rlchtor. senior enc
sgincer officer Of the ship in t9nn en~
%deaNnrcd a. set detached from the
Marietta aud not succeeding committed
suicide on honrif This rs the first
tofticihl light on the death of lleuten+
ant Richter. Whirh occurred ln liamp-
tom Roads October -. 1909
Commander iiiil Was held partially
responsible Ton the Marlrtta's going to
sea ia such popr condition, hut the
e. arr pours som. hot shot tpto the
navy Nnftts.
IL appeared that certain repairs
were mede on the Marjcttu AT Wash
inYt'n navy ward in fehruin T. 1909.
ana later at the Portsmouth. y. a.,
navy Nafi
Although iherc nny-o,e DAYS the
court reported THAT an tho repairs
requested
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27
NEGRO WRESTLER DIES
FROM 0VEREXERTl0N

piushurg. June &C. Ernest Camp
bcll a negro, died today from his ef-
forts TO defeat three companions in
friendly boxing bouts. onc after the
other. June After nearly three
weeks in "a bed e clot resulting from
The rupture at a blood vessel on his
brain caused his death George Dui-
Lem Lewis sands and Ralph Hawley
iVerc trkeu into custody today TO
nWait the ~cor,ner's verdict.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27
Rosenwald's Removal Sale Begins Wednesday, 18th

tor Jones of Washington is chairman.
The house committee. 10 il announced,
VIII meet 81 q dHte NOT set fixed "a
Oklahoma city, ana while there VIII
ihunifc carefully into the question ~
iu reference TO contracts with In
dians,
Representative Burke Of South Da-
kotH. chairman OF the house commit
tee ~ also chairman OF the indian
affairs committee which mas given
hearings on TIE ulusiiou of disposing
hf the surplus lands of the five civil
lied tribes in oklahoma. Mr.. Burke
u Of the opinion tfrit u visit 10 the
tribes VIA result tin nrdeh valuable
Information reaching the committee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27
YORK SOCIALISTS
NAME STATE TICKET

schenectady, n yo jane gG-
Cherries Edward Russell, magazine
writer ~ New York WAS named for
governor ~ the state convention OF
the sncinlisi party here today, \ fun
state ticket was named, including one
Nonan Mrs Bertha Matthews Frazer
ot lirroklNn who was nominated for
au,IelmrN OF stntN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27

With a biz knife IN his hand. jaime,
Milton made a clean sweep of the
smoker on a Santa Fe passenger train
as II vas entering Seligman the othe,
day, n when he concluded his bad
man performance he had the place
all to himself. Not a passenger was
left, all ducking to quarters that did
not display the CLEAN OF steel or the
frenzy Of the %inebriated demon. Mil
ton was undergoing a fierce lag M
the time. and with the fighting brand
he became a dangerous man. When
the train reached Seligman he was
taken into custody by Division Off
cor Ahlcrs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27
NOTED AUTHORITY ON
INDIAN LORE IS DEAD

Washington, juno 26,-professor.
cyrus Thomas, opesnf the most emf
nent authorities IN the United states
on the history Of The North American
Indians and for thirty years con
nected with the bureau Of American
ethnology' Of the smithsonian insti-
tuition. died al his home here today.
He WAS SO years old.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27
FOR SALE OR TRADE

Twenty acres of excellent valley
land for sale cheap, or will trade for
city property. This property faces
North Fourth street onsthe east. run
ming back to the Santa Fe railroad.
west. Ten acres under civilizations;
10 bearing trees, apples, peaches,
pears, plums. etc; 4 acres in alfalfa;
good pasture; new 6-room adobe
house, front and rear porches. All
under good fence. lust two miles
from city limits. This trade or sale
must be made at once. For informa-
tioE inquire at 115 West Gold avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27

1T dont pay to advertise. you will
now M then hear a business man
say. IL is ten TO one that it "a look
ed mp his advertising record you would
find that he is the kind that adver-
Used holiday goods i'm July and mos
quito netting in January. His stock
IS usually so far out OF date that even
The secondhand dealer could nor use
Il in his business-Coconino sun.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27

public discussion by the appearance
OF a pamphlet BY Professor Arthur
Drews of Karlsruhe who declares
that Jesus never lived.
Tho cmperor's text was -. Luke
23 a.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27

The Statehood Bill Will fami!iarize
You with all conditions up on us no
tore becoming a state. Only CSC
Morning Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27
INVESTIGATION Of GORE
CHARGES IS UNDER WAY

Washington rune 2e The to'
l~utfsNauitnE com nltieHs. one lr
fhf house As result nf Sfuntur
Cores charge af attempted bribery
in connection uifh fndfah rontracis
30 okllhoma SIRE nlrtadr af work.
There VIII te A me,unF tomorrow uf
ghe SENATE committee oi Which Sem
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27

We board n care for horses
me pest OF care guaranteed. w. L.
q go, 112 N. Second street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27

LEWIS SINGLE BINDERS smoke
ana taste like fresh made Cuban
Cigars.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27

dome. 49,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27

Every first class dealer now ham
dies LEMIS' SINGLE BINDER.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27

\ big week. Airdome, starting to-
night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27
New vuae,nie q Airdome tonight

his week Airdemc starting Zoe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-27

and more attention than has bren the
case for several weeks but values are
being maintained quite steadily.
Foreign woods, both Australian and
South American, are practically life
less rs far rs new business Is con-
cerned. and il is understood that an
other re-shipment Of both crossbreds
ana merinos has been arranged within
tho lasf week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-27
A CLEVER WOMAN

Some women are born handsome, but
through carelessness and inattention
grow plain and unattractive.
Thexclever woman of today is the one
who, though born into the world lack
ing natural beauty, has through keep
ing abreast of the times, and listening
to the voice of reason, turned plainness
into beauty
Beautiful hair is more responsible for
handsome women than any one factor
and for that reason every woman should
use Partisan Sage, the greatest and
quickest acting hair beautifier and re-
juvenator in the world
1t gives to dull, faded and i. -eIess hair
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-27

rantv deed to lots and 4 in block 6S
of Miners addition; consideration 81
and other valuables; dated May II,
1909.
Special Licenses.
Francis Z. Lester, retail merchant,
Mesilla Park, n. NJ
The Thompson-Porte Commission
Co. retail merchants. Las Cruces, n. NJ
L. B. Bentley, retail merchant, Or
gan, \. NJ.
Las Cruces Drug Co., retail mer-
chants, Las Cruces, n. NJ.
Fred Harvey, hotel keeper, Rincon,
n NJ.
May E. Logan, Las Cruces. N NJ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-27
HAND BAG RECOVERED.

A hand bag, containing $500 in cash.
was found Tuesday afternoon by a
passenger on Mexico car and ii found
It's way TO the owner before nightfalL
From the passenger it went TO the mo-
torman, thence to the conductor, and
finally to the electric railway claim Of
flee. On identifying the property. a
woman received the bag and the money.