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Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02
pAcIFIc COAST TRApE

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1,-Flour. family
and bakers extras, s5.soQ6.2O; oregon ana
washington, $5d5.90; shipping wheat
si.5Th 61.65; feed barley, s5cQs1; brewins'
$1.O2H 91.O71k; red oats, $1.2o@l.S5; white
s1.55@1.6O; black, $1.25@1.5o; middlings'
s32@ SO; mixed feed. s25@26; rolled barley,
$22@28; oatmeal $3.50; oat groats, S425 J
rolled oats, ssO@32; wheat hay, $7QlSi
wheat and oat, ss@11.5o; wild oat $500 g
o; tame oat $7@11.5o; alfalfa, $7@lSi
straw, 350 060c; pink beans, $606.25; lima
s4450450; large white, s3.75@4; small do,
s8.S5@41oi Salinas Bqrbanks sdn. s1s5@ i;4S; 40
common, 75c. green peas, 3Q5e; string
beans, s@eoi egg plant. 4O@soc; green pep pc p,
pers. 2505Oci tomatoes 40Q75c; summer
SQUASH, 400 6Oc garlic, 21s % 4c; cucumbers,
S5 05Oc: old ROSTERS, So 5@5.5o; young, $3.50
a s; small broilers. s2.259s; large s3Qs25;
fryers, S4@5; hens, 5000; old ducks, $3.50
@5; young, s5@T; geese, s1.50Q2; gos-
lings, S2@2.5O; young pigeons, s1.5o@175.
Reeeipts-Flour 1890; wheat, 552; barley,
2645; oats, 1920; beans, 100; corn. 30: po-
tatoes, 55O5; onions, 1905; bran. 100; mid
dlings, 20: hay. 1O45; straw, 5; hides, 1850;
wine. 37,200.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02
SPARK OF MOTORCYCLE
IGNITES GIRLS SKIRT

WASHINGTON, Sept. Horribly
burned about the legs and body, pretty
16-year-old Alice Woodson is lying at
the point of death in g. hospital as the
result of her clothing having caught
fire while she was riding with her
fiance on a motorcycle.
Louis Knight, to whom Miss Wood
son was engaged to be married next
fall, is an enthusiastic motorcyclist.
He has affixed temporary cradle seat
to the rear of his machine In this
Miss Woodson was accustomed to ride.
They had been touring about the Po-
tomac parkway and the Mall, and were
returning to Miss Woodson's home at
a high rate of speed when a spark
from the carbureter caught her under
skirt, which ignited in a flame. The
rapidity of the motor famed the spark
into flames before Knight could stop it,.
Miss Woodson screamed with pain
and fright. Knight brought the cycle
to standstill and beat out the blaz-
ing garments with his bare hands.
A policeman ran to the assistance of
the excited couple and insisted that
Miss Woodson be conveyed to the hos
pital at once. The doctors say that
she has chance for recovery.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02
MARKET ACTIVITY
RALLIES SLIGHTLY.
Trading in Wall Street SWellS
Considerably but Not to
State Of Animation
SPECULATION PROFESSIONAL
RooseveIt's Speech on Special In
terests Causes Apprehension
Among Sellers of Stocks
SPECULATION PROFESSIONAL
(Ass +. siated Press)

NEW FORK, Sept. 1.-The amount
OF business done in the stock market
today was swelled considerably over
Yesterdays total The first hour $
dealings in fact crossed the days total
for yesterday. This increase in activ-
ity, however, by no means brought the
dealing into state of animation. The
overwhelming preponderance OF the
transactions in Reading, Union Pa
cific and United States Steel showed
the professional character of the mar
ket and how little changed it was in
that respect
The entire stagnation of demand for
securities in itself served as encour
agement to attack by the bears in the
speculation. A movement of prices in
either direction was welcomed by the
board room traders as a relief from the
Improbable stAgnation and they Joined
freely in the days movement in the
three most active stocks.
ROOSEVELT CAUSES APPREHENSION
Colonel Roosevelt's address in Kan
sas yesterday in its militant attitude
against the Especial interests" was a
subject of professed apprehension on
the part of sellers of stocks.
Restriction of projects of improve
ment and cutting down outlay as far
as possible were admittedly on the
program for future months. A general
policy of retrenchment by railroads
J points to reduced demand for such q
variety OF commodities that the list of
Industrial securities was unfavorably
affected. United states Steel was con-
spicuous in this respect.
Amalgamated Copper was a compan-
ion in weakness. Exports of copper
during August reported at 27,976 tons,
were the largest In any month since
April of 1909 but the price of the metal
receded in London and the copper Sc
curities were sold with the rest of the
list. The expected advance in the
Bank Of England discount rate did not
occur but the private discount rate in
London held firm. Inroads in New
:. York bank cash are being made at q
heavy rate. indications pointing to an
increase OF $10,000,000 or upwards in
that item for the week
Bonds were easy. Total sales, par
value. 81, ,476 ,000.s
United states bonds were unchanged
u ons call
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02
NEW LONDON SUBWAY WILL
COST $5,o00,0O0 PER MILE
Central Railway to Connect with
the TWo-Penny Tube

LONDON, Sept. IA quarter of
mile of tube railway is about to
be constructed from the bank of Liv-
erpool street station, at a cost of ST.
25O,000 or $5000,O0O a mile. 1t is to
be ready in eighteen months.
The new line will be an extension of
the Central London railway, or two
penny tube" and will bring the Great
Eastern Railway terminus, with it's
quarter of a million passengers a day,
and Broad street station also, into
direct touch with the whole tube rail-
way system of London.
It is hoped to substitute moving
stairways for the lifts at the Liverpool
street end of the tube. This would
provide continuous descending and as
cending slides, on which passengers
would merely have to stand in order
to be taken up or down.
The principle of moving stairways
has been approved, and it is hoped
to overcome one or two difficulties in
detail which are at present under con-
sideration.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02
MUST AWAIT UNTYING OF
RED TAPE BEFORE FLIGHT
Army Aviator Asks Permission to
Sail Beyond Post

SAN ANTONIO. Sept lin the
war department everything moves with
micrometric precision, at least so it
would seem. When some time ago
Lieut. B. d. Foulois. who manages the
aero squad at Fort Sam Houston,
wanted to put wheels on his Wright
flyer. the permission of the war de-
partment was necessary. For a long
time it seemed as if the communica-
tion had gone astray, but finally action
was secured and the wheels were put
on the machine.
Now. the lieutenant would make
aerial excursions beyond the confines
of the post, and once more permission
is necessary. The army airman has
applied for this, bur IS still waiting.
In the meantime the, kite is getting
daily exercise in low flights, high
flights, quick starts and landing and
other maneuVers.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02
DAILY MINING CALL
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CALIFORNIA

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.--cattle receipts esti-
mated at 5000; market steady beeves, S4.90
0s.4O; Texas steers, $s.75Q6; western steers
g. 40QL25; stockers and feeders, S41O@
.6e5; cows and heifers, s2.50Q $50; calves
s7@9.25
ket steady to strong; light, $1,000 $40;
mixed. SS.TO08.60 heavy, Ssb5@94O;
rough $3.50 500; good to choice heavy,
$500 9.40; pigs, ss.s0Qs.s0; bulk of sales
$S.90@9s0.
Sheep, receipts estimated at $4,000; mar
ket strong TO 1Oc up; natives, $3.50 4.75;
westerns. $3@4.70; yearlings. s4.750 5.75;
native lambs, s5Q 10; westerns. s5Q7.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02
CHICAGO GRAIN

Special service TO The Herald by ]. g. Will
son, member OF the Chicago board of trade,
New York stock exchange and san Francisco
bond and stock exchange. 212 West Fifth street.
Los Angeles.
CHICAGO Sept 1.-Market was a rather
ragged and mostly heavy affair IN wheat
today, differences continuing to Widen, the
September discount the largest now OF any
time the crop. Deliveries were heaVy at
2,ss00Oo bushels and went to scattered COM
mission concerns. The latter resold more or
less as September weakened whenever ele-
vator support was withdrawn. Russia ana
Roumania are reported by Antwerp cables as
underselling America and the drought IN
Argentina appears to have been broken by
good rains Export bids reported below pos
sible export limits. Nevertheless there were
claims Of export of 1000 bushels, Msnitona
here slim and confined to elevators. Fail
plowing far advanced in the winter wheat
country. threshing far advanced and fall
blowing begun in the Canadian northwest. The
market continues to hinge on the foreign sit
uation and the continent appears to buy on
every weak spot. They turned Liverpool from
X lower to higher today by buying car
goes Of Australian wheat on coast.
The corn market was quite Irregular but
changes within narrow limits. Trade In Sep
tember limited and that month covered a
wider range Trade is still a little nervous
over the possibility Of frost damage later, but
buyers were disappointed because or faliure
of frost to show over night. Fair rains COW
ered most OF tne pelt last nlbhs ". - -.
for tonight or tomorrow. This Will help NIL
the corn but is menace In case frost SHOWS
up early, as the crop is late. Country sold
a little more freely.
Oats were little firner on smaller deliv-
cries than expected and evidences Of heavy
purchases by eastern dealers who are hold
ing in cheap storage and hedge the grain hero
mainly for December and May. Erroneous re-
ports that there were sales for export grew
out OF the fact that eastern exporters were
among the concerns who bought the cash
oats
Provisions were mainly lower. nearby lard
the weakest Foreign concerns sold the lard.
European lard stocks decreased moderately
last month against an increase year ago.
The stock there is now 1850 less than year
ago In store and afioat.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS

NEW YORK, Sept. 1-5vaporateHdi |, apples q le
steady and quiet; spot fancy, 1ols @ llei
oboics Sn &c; prime, S@SMo; common to
fair, e&a7Mc. Prunes, quiet and firm
quotations az dD1Oc for CALIFORNIA; up to 81.
4Os and 5@9Mc for oregons. Apricots que. sa
cboice 11ib@12ho; fancy, 12@13hc c.
Peaches, quiet and steady choice, &c: extra
choice, 6% 67hc; fancy, S@Slac. Ralslns,
quiet and firm; loose muscatels, ga @ sAo'
choice to fancy seeded, An @s%c; seedless'
4Ih6k1Sc: London layers, S12oQ1.25.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02
coFFEE AND SUGAR

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-Conee closed to-
day steady at a net gain OF 10 to 20 points J
sales $3.50 bags. Sept. and Oct 1sec;
Nov. Sc; Dec. S.10c; Jan s.12c; Feb. s,l4c
March s.15c; April size; May SlOe; June
s. zoe; July, s2Sc; Aug. s2Gc. Spot hrm
No Rio. ad io@iohei d% No; ae santos IVA 9
Sugar--Raw. steady Muscovado, SO test,
ss2c; centrifugal 9G test 4.42c; molasses
sugar, SO test. 3.67c. Refined, steady;
crushed, 5.95c; granulated, 5,25ci powdered
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02
nurrER. EGGS AND cHEEsE

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1,--Fancy cream
cry butter 81 Nc; seconds. sOhe; fancy dairy
2sc. New cheese, 14@15hc; Young Ameri-
cas-, 1874 @17c. Ranch eggs' sShc; store
CHICAGO. Sept 1.-Butter, steady;
creameries, 2IM q 29c; dairies, 25@27c. Eggs
steady at mark. cases included. 14Wl7e;
hrsts. 20c prime frsts, 22e; receipts 6lsl
cases. cheese steady; Daisies 16W16hc;
Twlns. Is ho: Young Americas, 1874 0t6Ae;
Long Horns, 1G016hc.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02
sAEEpskIN PRlcEs

LONDON, Sept, IA sale Of sheepskins
was held here today The attendance was
good and there was fair demand for the
5000 bales offered. Prices were practically
unchanged except for medium coarse cross
breds. which were unchanged to isd dearer,
and Punta Arenas, which ranged from uh-
changed to lid lower. Following are the
sales and prices obtained for clothing and
combing: New South Wales, 500 bales at
q 1-4d0 s 3-Sd Queensland, 200 bales at
3m0%d. Victoria. 1900 bales at "a % Cd.
South Australia, 1900 bales at SO @9hd.
Tasmania, 200 bales at 3Q8%d New zea-
land 200 bales at 9 1-4910hd. Punta
Arenas. 1900 bales at AZ Q9Bd.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02
TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, Sept 1.-The condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business to-
day was as follows; Trust funds-Gold CON-
yer dollars of 1885, s35s7O00; silver certi-
fieates outstanding, S4S5,9S9,0oo. General
fund--Standard silver dollars, $5.974'I95
current liabilities, so905S,7 ,74bi working bal
ance in treasury OFFICES, $40, ,O57; in bank
to credit of treasurer of L. s., sS5,774,44ll
subsidiary silver coin, s2O,3s65 5S3; minor
coin, s922,151; balance in general fund, SSs,-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02
COTTON AND WOOL

ST. LOUIS, Sept 1.--Wool. unchanged;
medium grades combng and clothing. 93@
24c; light fine, 100 21c; heavy fine, 15@17c;
tub washed, 25@33c.
NEW YORK Sept Cotton closed to-
day steady at a net decline of to 20
points. Spot closed quiet, 200 points lower;
uplands, 15.5Oc; do gulf, 15.75c;
sales s92 bales. Futures closed steady;
Sept. 1886; Oct. 1s47c Nov. 1886; Dec.
1s ssc; Jan. 1886; Feb 1880; March,
1345c; May 1S.5lc; June, 13.50c; July,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02
MARKET RANGES

Cash quotations were as follows FIour
steady; No rye, T3hc; feed or mixing
harley old 55@5Sc; fair to choice mating
eS071c; No. l southwestern flaxseed, S241
No. / northwestern $2.53; timothy seed, 81
@s; clover. ss@14.95; mess pork per bbl
short ribs. sides loose, S11.50@t2.25; short
clear sides, boxed. s12.S71k @12.50.
Total clearances of wheat and hour were
equal to zoe, 900 bushels. Primary receipts
were 1036 600 bushels. compared with S25,-
900 the corresponding date last year Esti-
mated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat rs
cars; corn. Asa cars; oats. 2O6 cars; hogs
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02
FRUIT MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-Common, ap
MES ss@5Oc; strawberries, s3.50@6; black
berries, s4@6; raspberries, $7@lo; ordlnap1
1ears, 5Oc; fancy 81; Bartletts s1.25Wl Ito
common peaches, soc; fancy. 75c; common
piums, 46c; fancy $780, Valencia oranges
S2.5O@4; Mexican lines s6@6.Se; eonm1l mo.
California lemons, $3.50; fancy $3.50; nut
meg melons, 5O@S5 watermelons, slg2
oantaioupes, fancy, $2.25; common $l'1o
bananas. 75c@$s;( pineapples S2@2.5O.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02
FINANCIAL RECORD

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.---Money on call
steady, iA@2 per cent; ruling rate, y !;
closing bid and offered at 7-s. Time loans
dull and firm: 60 days, az per cent; 30
davs. 4a4 ia; six months, 4&@5; prime
mercantile paper $40 per cent; sterling
exchange steady with actual business in
bankers bills at ASSOC 4.S85o for 60-day
hills and at 4s635 for demand Commercial
bills 4ss@4.S3 s-s. Bar silver 90 7-sc
Mexican dollars, 44c. Government bonds
steady; railroad bonds. easy.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02
MAGAZINE 70 BE INSPECTED

VALLEJO, Sept. Rear Admiral
II. E. Mason. chief Of the bureau Of
ordnance of the navy department, will
arrive at the Mare Island navy yard
tonight to inspect the naval magazine.
The latter supplies all of the ammuni-
tion for the vessels on the Pacific and
Asiatic stations.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02

Morning saies-sOOo City 1slec IS. Ss; 1000
Cal Gas & Elec Is. STA 5000 $ Water IS,
40 Hawaiian, l0A; Honoi1aa, 1S1a; 100 Hutch
inson, 17A; 20 S v Water, 49A.
Afternoon sales-500O P ref Is, e41a; 20
ANN Bank, 125; Associated oil, 4oa; 80 City
Elec, 495a.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02
PRICE OF SPIRITS ADVANCES

CINCINNATI. Sept 1.-The price OF
spirits was advanced cents today making
the basis price Si.s5.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE

Special service TO The Herald by J. g.
Wilson, 212 West Fifth street. Los Angeles
member New York Stock exchange, Chicago
Board Of Trade Stock and Bond exchange
Of San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02
Los ANeELEa srocK EXCHANGE

The market on the exchange Thursday was
particularly good one. The caller was kept
busy all day with the oil stocks. Consolidated
Midway was a heavy trader and while 1t did
not nuctuate much, the price closed stronger
than the opening. 1t opened under heavier
selling movement than has been seen on the
exchange for some days The stock changed
hands rapidly and there seemed to be no
limit either to the buying or selling crowds.
Associated was about at yesterdays prices.
Mexican common again showed splendid gain
of a point and a half. Palmer also was up.
Oiinda Land showed a gain of three points.
Union was steady at yesterdays prices Cen
trail Oil showed quite decline on the after
noon call.
The exchange will be closed Saturday Of
this week. thus taking the same action as the
other large exchanges In the United states
The closing for the weekend gives the brok-
ers a threeedays' rest-Satufday, Sunday and
Monday Nabor day..
MORNING SALES
10 Associated Oil, 4o25; do. 4O.12k 1000 Enos
OIL, 126; 1000 Consol Midway 259s; 2OOo do
2515; 1000 do 259s; 500 do 25&; 1000 do 25lk;
22, 900 do a55s; 600 do 255b; 5000 B-3o 20; 1000
Cleveland OIL, 13ss; 100 Palmer Oil Co., 150i
10 Mex p Ltd CON- 2425: 10 do 24.50; 10 do
1921; 10 do PATS; 30 do 24.S7h; 80 Union,
1O1.0O 10 do 1O1.12f; 10 do 1o1.25; 10 Union
PROV Co, 1900.
AFTERNOON SALES
500 Cal Midway 52A, 1000 do 81; 1000 do
B-S0 51h; 1000 Tlnos Oil, 1261S $500 Consol
Midway, 25h 5000 do 25A 1000 do B-3O 26;
5000 Consol Midway, 25A; 1000 do 25B; 100 do
B-So 26A; 20 Mex P Ltd com, 25.25; 1000 Cleve-
land, 1SA, 1000 do 18M; 1000 Central. lsi; 10
whittier Home bonds, TO-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02
NEW YORK BONDS

speciaI service to The Herald by ]. @. Will
SON. 2i2 West Fifth street. Los Angeles. mem-
b,r New York stock exchange Chicago board
OF trade stock and bond exchange OK San
Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02
NEW YORK STOCKS

Special service to The Herald by ]. c. VIII.
SON. zl2 West Fifth street. Los Angeles, mem.
her New York stock exchange, Chicago board
l'2f trade. stock and bond exchange OF San
Francisco.
NEyuy yopLr aant psoi1nv,ipe vvare The
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02
FINANCIAL

LOS ANGELES, Sept. blank clearlngs
were 50, 092, ,075.4e, a decrease Of $226,05s.u as
with the amount for the corre-
spending period OF last year. Following is a
statement:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02
NEW Work EXCHANGE
NEW YORK COTTON

CHICAGO. Sept New York exchange
snc discount
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02

Epeclal serVIce 70 Ihe I1pTAIu Dy q q WE
sen, 2l2 West Fifth street. Los Angeles.
NEW YORK, Sept 1.--rodays first cotton
prices wera from / to 2 3 points higher.
Almost Immediately, however, the market be-
came dull with a slight sagging tendency,
which caused active options to show medium
sized losses for the days work. Trading was
quiet and the market seemed to lack any par
ticular incentive in either direction, suffer-
ing somewhat from the recent over excite
ment.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02
FLOUR AND FEED

FoIlouirg are the wholesale prices on nour
and feed furnished by the Los Angeles Farm
ing and Milling company
FAILY FLOUR .s m
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02

xxx Standard, Blended per ooA'''''''''''s AZ
Purity .............s.....sss... W
Our pride . y
Apple Blossom
ts ratai,ed at al ~ per u sack; 90c per u sack.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-02

SAN FRANCISCO. SEPT; l,-T'OilOvlns were
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-03
EXAMINATIONS FOR
FOREST RANGERS
IN OCTOBER
-Four Hundred New Men VIII
Be Needed in 1911 Some Of
the Qualifications Required.

The tNil service commission will
hold an examination for assistant tor
gst ranger on October 24-o5. 1910 The
[ nltoa states department. of aEricni-
tIrc estimates that 400 cliEihics will
o. needed during the field season of
1911 Assistant forest rangers are
paid ln entrance SALARY ot tt.ioe per
amman.
The examination viii Doe held at
nHtiop7l forest headquarters BOZ
Alaska Arizona. California Colorado.
Florida. Idahn. kansas. Michigan.
Minnesota Montana. Nebraska New
Mexico. Nevada. oregon. south Ia
hot1. WASHINGTON. ana wyoming No
examinations wil hc hold in Arkan-
Sass Oklahoma and Utah. except at
hanah ttah. tire headquarters OF the
knihlh national forest. since AN of
inV kfIoah forest is a. Arizona. resi-
dents of arizona viii. under the law.
l'tc preference In appointments for
this forest
Forest rirecrs must hp. when urlc-
trlhir citizens st thc state or terri
tory 4u uhiDh the national forrest on
which they are 90 De appointed o. site
uaffd In ths states ln which no eN-
limitations are 60 be- hold. there I9
stNl 90 sufficient list ef eligible 60
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-03
ALBUQUERQUE HAS
UNEXCELLtO
SERVICE


That An. uaaereuo las telephone
service, both local .sd long distance
chat connot be cNcelled in any other
city in the United states. was the
statemont &C IA T. NJ Burgess, gem
eral manager o the Colorado Tele-
phone colnrany. who arrived IN the
city yesterday from I'll raso on "a
short inspection ttlf and VIII leave
tomorrow Tor nis headquarters in
Denver.
Conditions In Albuquerque are
very pleasing Ia q telephone way
said MI. burgess. "Albuqueinuc
should feel proud Of It's excellent ser
vice. The local system. as every tele-
phone subscriber and user knows. IS
equal sud In many cases bottCr than
that Of any other city or toNn in the
United States.
Albuquerque Is the geographical
center Of the long distance lines and
now has direct connection with all
the large cities within u rGdius OF five
hundred miles. Denver. Trinidad.
Ration, Ipe VeRos II Santa Fc are
some cf our nos popular stations
east Of Albuquerque, while We have
80 IN AFnNtlh. 81 IAANN VII
l. mogordo. portalos. santa Rosa.
and many other towns in eastern New
Mexico. Eelcn. %'Socorro. Magdrlona. |
san Mncial ana towns south Of Alhu
qucrQuc are frequently called for. |
while the completion Of the line into |
III Paso givca Albuquerque direct con
nectlon with That city n affords tho
public @ great recommendation"
The recent completion OF the long |
distance line to Amarillo now puts
Albuquerque in direct connection |
with the entire Pecos valley ana the
Panhandle. This valley ana
the Panhandle. as everybody knows,
II quite Il stretch &C country ana the
connection we considered
quite IA achievement.
"AlbuQuorquc now has telephone
which If unsurpassed and
rom the numhrt OF flattering com
Inendations we have received, we leel
that the working OF the syetcrn
IS gratifying ana deeply appreciated
the public"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-03
GRAY To TELL Of
THE IRRIGATION
CONGRESS


Dr, Edwprd Mcqueen Gray. presl-
dent OF tho University Of New Mckee
aud foTclgn secretary Of tho Nationa.
Irrigation congress VIII pddress tn,
assembly a. the University ia RodcS
hail this morning at 1865 On the Wort,
OF the congress at Pueblo from which
meeting he las Just returned. Dr..
cray viii uWell especially on the hl-
.tornRtlonal community OF interest
which has been created MS u result OF
the mcetinRG OF thtr congress, the re.
prosentation al foreign commissioners
and thch' intense Interest being cspe.
clfllY mcrltcd ut Pueblo.