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Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-02
Government Finances Take
A Downward Twist.
Situation Is Better Than Last
Year al This Time.
Showing Reflects Economy Policy
of All Government Departments.

Washington, Nov 1.-The govern
ments finances took a downward TWIST
daring the last three DAYS Of oct1her
and tried III" experts who had been
predicting q surplus for the month ana
hoping for an 'ven break at the worst.
EXCLUSIVE of tie Panama canal
charg' :, the receipts for the month
were S51,266, All and In" expenditures
We're S5S.56o,332: which left Il d"hcit in
ordinary operations of 81, ,293, So. Ada
to that sum, the months cost OF tn"
work on the canal ana 529o,O ,Oo3 stands
on the wrong side Of til" ledger. the
close of September had shown t"ta'
surplus of NOR" than $l.400,O0o and IT
was the first time IN the present fiscal
year that the government took in more
than il paid out.
While the operations of the month
bring the total treasury deficit for tn"
liSt'a1 year ~ more than 81 .UnH o00 and
IN" close of September saw il down to
Sl5.h0C, 600. tile situation is not conSd-
cred unusual
Panama canal expenditures in Octo-
b"f SHOW very nearly St,0b0.000 winch
brings the sum spent this year to more
hHn $13,0ou,00H as against S1l,oGo0o0 at
Inc same time last year. Even though
tIe total deficit does stand at S2l,n0n,
900 II was more than $', 900, 900 at the
same time last year, and in the differ
cncc, treasury officials see reflected the
economy policy of all the 2oN"rnmt mt :
departments. Th" civil expenditures for
oCtGhcr We're $1,000. 200 greater jhan ir
September and interest payments on
the public debt took another $1,000 600
IT can be seen that the deficit for The
month is easily accounted for by cX-
renditures out Of the ordinary
Barring all unusual expenditures
such as for the Panama canal ana
payments on the public debt tho
months operations show a deficit of
$13Ooo.000 as against $4,000 900 a year
ago. In the face of growing receipts
which now total more than S22l, 900 900
fnr this year. treasury officials affect
to be satisfied with the showing of the
month and expect Il gradual improve
men; from now en-
The balance in the general fund
touched little higher than SS:,. 600 900
| today rs against 500 coo 0O0 on oct. |.
but the working balance sticks close
10 So, 100000
The total national bank circulation
is now $724 ,S74 30S IN increase Of about
$1,000, 600 over last month
Tho mints have been busy through
| out the month coming more than ia :
| 100000, of which NOR" than $1,000. 900
was gold.
The total cash in the treasury al the
close OF the month was S1759.6 .952. an
increase Of about $4,000 600
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-02
"eAr" DIDN'T COME BACK.
Nelson Fails TO Show His Old Time
Form in La Grave Bout.

- San Francisco, Nov. l.--Rattling Mel
La Grave here hIOnday night prove d
himself unable to com. back. His dis
played his Oid-tmc boring tactics ana
kept after La Grave from the start,
but was not quite good enough. SeV-
cral times tnr Dane had tho local boy
IyOrrieh bat he could not ga,her tho
force To- send hofr:. q knoc!: out punch
La Grave was nelVOns al lirs:. For
three or four rounds it looked as
though the old champion vas going to
have an easy time Of il. Driving III
straight l~it@. varied now and thor
with thr old right cross. " nich helped
him To lhc title, Nelson drove MS man
aro,lrd IN" ring.
Aft.r Ihr"" Or four rounds rf this T.a
Grave ftGadi.t down aHi fought back
He showed lii,l. ."icrr.. bar Was
rugged ana pafp" aLd Ili.- youth STAYED
off d"f"ot which threatened him as ia,
along as Il" 12!h fou'l.: Nelson showed
M ittic cl'v"rur># IN :hi6clt:. =. but
this vas "csc, h. h!-' Miidll,,ss. 4Ic
lrisse'i tiro' ana a@:itt With his right
Cross tr tn" ;al
In tn" last 'nnrt La C1ava stood
up without HinNhine to = eiro-1nd
take SIaesin" bout that brOughi the
crowd 10 It's |oci. Thc men We're ham
mer1re ava ".ith0ut evidence Of dis
tress "!on thr gong clanard
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-02
Bates Declines
Colby's Request

Lewiston. Me. Nov. l,-tSpecian.-
Again the trouble which has been
Drca,ling ont all the fall has again ap-
pearcd. Last night a committee" from
Colby presented to the Rates COM
mittee on athletics. a re-lueSt. in which
Colby wished to arrange Il date for n
football game this season. Tile matter
was discussed to considerable length
and today the following statement
came from the Bate committee or ath-
leticS:
lewiston. Me. Nov. !. 1910.
At the request of Colby, pr esented
Oct. 81. 1910. Bates mas again ronsid-
cred the matter Of arranging for the
Colby Bates game. The final decision
is, that it is ineXpedient. AT this rate
date, to arrange for game.
COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS.
The Bates team had good lively
practice this afternoon and
it seems that the men are going to be
in fine condition FOR Saturday. None OF
the men were, injured last Saturday so
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-02
FOOTBALL NOTES.

fr"nll \. Smith. captain Of the Bow
doin t"!i"." ''ot.,all team has ronn
{" Boston L. t." attended Nv a Sne-
";a'Ist. owing /" an injury sustained
in Saturdays game With Colby. A
merry" in his shoulder was affected
and on" arm is giving him much
troubl" as a result He expects 10 he
able to play Saturday against Bates.
Bates came ont of the game Satur-
day With Main" in ln" shape.
Eldrid2o has a strained 1igament in
his shoulder, bat it is hoped that he
VIII be able To play Saturday against
BoWdoin. Cole lost some teeth. Den
mis-, who received Il stunning blow
on ihc head, was reported Monday
as bcin" in first class shape. The
squad Gii not do any scrinnmagn work
Monday.
Two important school games nre
scheduled on Portland gridirons this
W"eL. Portland High tackling Hebron
Academy Tor the second time this
season while WrstDrook Seminary
will meet Il rival worthy Of it's steel
in tn" big I<ents lIll clever. In
all probability the Seminary Kents
Iii'l gam" viii Il" played Friday after
noon instead of Saturday as originally
schcdu.,I.
The Carlisle Indians returned from
their defect at the hands ol PcnnSyl-
vana il. badly battered condition.
capt. Eouetr may not BE- able to play
for Il week. .\rcaSa is out for a few
davs ANA Libby win probably play no
more this season. No practice was
held MondaN hecaIS" of the needed
rest and the Indian fan cross country
run. carlisle supp ,rtcrS allege gross
mistakes on tn" part OF the officials
in SATURDAYS game.
AirangcncntS have been practically
perfected Tor the two big college
GamtS which ar" to be staged ON tn"
fine Trr Park. Portland. gridiron
this fall, the EatrS-Tufts BATH" being
scheduled for Il week from tn" coming
SATURDAY., ana the RoWdoin- Wesleyan
game on NOV. ~ Judging by the gen
rral interest IN football circles both
Of these games viii draw banner
.ruwas ami followers of the Gridir"n
from all over IT," State are already
plonuinc tu he On land to watch tive
rival college clcVrn& StruGgl" frr
supremacy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-02
BOXING NOTES.

Han, !.~:'i. IL lr;y. for l,nciind
Nov. Ii. ls last ;,niti" in ihis ,..uil-
try viii ~" 4.th I,r.h Nelson at
Schen-"'n'i@ ga %"v. :,
Harry Ran1>r,'. III" Phla,i.lp.lia
mid'il"v.ri&ht. j. going to England.
havinG received promis, Of a match
with T m Thomas, champion of that
coun:ry
Win. Jones Of Rrooillyn beSted
johnny Lewis Of Phil:,d..lpiia Mon
day night Al GleNs I'alls, y. T.. Levy
is was substituted for Omry Langdon,
WHO "~int: t. an accident was nm
able t. meet Jones. Lewis staid the
full 10 rounds. Jones lacking the
punch to put him out. He landed
blows at will. but none We're effective.
Con OK-ily. Tommy Ryan's pupil
and looked rs an eventual opponent
of Jack Johnson. Monday night boxed
10 rounds with Hank Griffin of cali
fornia. n colnred man, ut Utica. y. y,
DKclly was punished III the ii:st part
Oi the bout but came back strong and
nv sheer weight reclaimc, the honors
ut the go.
~ George Alger OF Cambridge won an
easy victory over Eddie Mack of BOS-
ton Monday night at the PaStime 4
e. New Rcdf"rd. Alger was to meet
Billy Dixon of Boston, but Mack was
selected as q substitute. He was not
in condition. Will" AlGcr was ready
Tor II hard battle
frankie Burns earned a victory
Monday night OYER Tommy Houck in
their lo-ronnd bout at the olympi"
OF ri t,.t N
at n rapid clip ana Will" iiouck had
the better Of several Of the early
rounds the terrific speed OF the little
Jerseyman told in the long run. Bio"
after blow to the face, jaw, and body
5n the 9Th. Tth. Sth and l0th rounds
weakened HoICk
Billy Ryan OF syracuse ana Pant
Dorsey ot Albany' Monday night put
np one OF the rlrNcrest boxing 'A-
hibitIon ever given AT Albany. They
met IN a 10. round 80 before the
Knickerhnclter \ q. and it was dc
clarei y draw, They fought al l2'
pound. Ryan vas in danger in III"
9TH and Ath rounds but his ring gen
aralship saved him IT" mad" 4 HASH
in the last half .ninutt "l the i"ih
round
3omhardi"r Wells Wl" TIA" sports Of
Englond and Hugh Mcintosh II Aus
1ralia figure is tive ''Whiar IA" a
hope" was given another trial w.
Mcintosh in London. II. II" "'h"r
night He met rrivatr \"Ni.s Of th"
English army who mas ""n" s"ni@
good boxing. Wells -t"rf,A N"Nl"S
in the 10Th roucd Wells sh"N"! q
big improvcn" nj. but hr /" ~till far
from Icing eliSii'l" /" ~l;,r', mp against
.Jac,, Johnson.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-02
The Markets
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings In Al
The Leading Stocks.

New York. Nov 1.-The stock market
today reflected an almost total abandon
mcnt of the operations which hay" kept
lp an appearance of animation for some
time and which have been attributed
commonly To powerful priVat" bankln
interests There WaS Il striking SHRINK
a@e in the total voum" of the transHc-
lions but what was most remafkabl"
was the heavy decline in the propOrtipn
Of the dealings in United States Steel I"
even that diminished volume. Comparri
with "a share equal to Onr-thld of the
total Yesterday ana for several days last
week. United states steel accounted for
barely onr-SiNth of TN" dealings To-Day.
The attitGd" towards IN" market on thr
part of its hackers seemed to hr confined
to protection against bear attacks. Sup
porting orders We're encountered ON the
morning decline and u rally cnsded ffd"-
tinnal gains were retained at the close
but the tone was Irregular.
\ factor IN the intense dullncSS ana
neglect of the dealings was the holiday
in foreign markets, the London and PARIS
stock exchanges being both closed ON
account of the All Saints day according
Ia custom. The determination to await
the outcome of the election before fur
thcr market commitments also played II
part in the restraint on the epcculhtion.
Cleveland, Cincinnati. Chicago q st,
Louis stock was made the subject of an
lunplraS;int demonstration of the thinnrSS
Of the market ana Of the indifference" "f
the dealings. IN order to execute u sin
Gle hundred share lot Of this stock found
the market bar" of bids above 81, al
though sales were made yesterday at II
and lii" bid nj tn" closing last night WAS
60. Tn" 1910 shares We're sold therefore.
| at IL. In half an hour another l"o share:
Wer" bought Ut 50 and there were sal" ;
later at 20. The incident was regarded
as rcgrcttahlc rs implying lmrcliabl"
market conditions ana a position vllncr-
ahl" to artificial Influences. Carcl"SSnes~
in the execution Of an order was claimed
i,.,. ti-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-02
ONE WEAK SPO'r.
Most Augusta People Have. a Weak
Part and Too Often It's The Back.

Everyone has a weak spot
Too often it's Il bad back
TWnAc% follow every sudden twist.
nuil aching keeps M. day and night.
Tells You the kidnnT~ n"cd help
For bark1chc is really ki,noy-Hchc.
y kidney cure Is what YOU need.
n"m'~ Kidney Pills cur" sick Kid
nCAS.
Cure hackachr and urinary Ills
Augusta people rrcomment the rem
edy.
William A. Hamilton % Elm st
Augusta. Me. says For several
years ! was bothered by pains in my
back Nhich We're especially severe
when | stopped or lifted Ny back
ached at night and When | arose in
the morning. [ was nervous | be
came tired and lane-uid and occasion
ally suffered from dizzy spells. Every
cold | caught settled in my kidneys
and at times the secrrtions from
these organs We're ;" frequent in
passage that 7 had to arise during
the night. Doans Kidney Pills We're
finally brought to my attention and
he gan their use. The contents o1
Il few boxes effected n cure that has
been permanent. | would not be
witho a supply of Doan's Kidney
Pills in the house"
cents F'ostcrM Milburn Co.. New
York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan's- s-and
take no other.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-02
MRS. ROSS DOGS.
Sanford Woman's CANNES Cause HeT
Night in Jail

Sanford, Me, Nov. L-Rccanse she
would not furnish Il bond of $l""o required
surance she will keep the peace for Il
year. Mrs. Kate n. Ross, As years old
passed tonight in the York county jail
at Alfred. Mrs. Ross difficulties grew
ont of her rondnesS for dogs. particu-
larly spirited dogs.
Three bulldogs owned by her attacked
child ON sunday, causing bad injuries
In court today the dogs were ordered
killed and The order WIS executed. Th'
court also demanded 4 peace bond Of
5000 from Mrs Ross. but Sh" would not
furnish il and was placed in iall.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-02
SPORTING NEWS
BOXING EVENTS THIS WEEK..

Wcdnesday-Boston A. A. anna
teur tournament. Trial bouts.
Thursday-Young LOughrey VS..
Bob Moha, Milwaukee: Mike McIn-
tyre VS.. Jimmy Quinlan. Lawrence,
Charley Harvey VS.. Young Rago, New
York; Danny Dunn rs. Joe Wagner,
New York: Harry Lewis vs.. Buck
Grouse, Pittsburg.
F'riday-Hugo Kelly vs.. Tony Caponi,
Minneapolis: Jack Dhrnan vs.. Leach
Cross, New York; Jack Carrig vs.. X.
Sperry. Dunkirk. \. Y; Kid Shechan
VS. Tommy imrey, Billy Lewis IS. NJ.
DOnahus and George Golden VS.. Young
McDonnugh, Manchester. y II.
Saturday A A. amateur
tournament. Semi finals ana finals.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-02

During The last decade Iowa has
shown material decreases i'm the total
numher of its farms. farmers and the
extent OF .arm acreage, but these loss
IS are oVcrShadnWCd by tie enormous
increases in the value of farm land.
implements and buildings and the eX-
i,"nditureS for farm labor. These facts
are set forth in a statement issued
Tuesday by the census bureau regard
IN IuWa's agricultural statistics de-
rived from the recent census of agrl-
culture as a part of the 18th decennial
census. From 1900 to 1910 the total
value Of IoVa'S farmland alone rose
from Sf.2l6 - 900 to S2.199 1000. an
increase Of l22.1 per cent; the value
Of all farms, including that Of their
buildings, Increased from 1.491 ,555 900
to S2.253. $4,000, a gain Of 11r3 per cent.
The total number Of farms dropped
during the decade from 22S,622 to ZIG
H07, n decrease of a tritie over per
cent. The farm acreage reported in
1910 is 50. 905 G01. as comp1re1 with
34.574oO0 in 1900 a decrease Of 1.9 per
cent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-02

II is stated that Niscount Norloy has
resigned the office or secretary Of state
for India, and the fact thai a" believes
in reformation on the subject is accept
ed as confirmation of the report Of his
retirement. Tn" ViS"olmt j. in his I'D
year and il is known that he has for
some time desired to Varatc his post he
cause Of his advanced age and I'LL health.
The Earl Of crew" is mentioned. as likely
To succeed NiScount Morley
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-02
BASEBALL NOTES.

Hal Chase. first baSeman and man
aecr Of the New York Americans. has
notified the management oi III" Phoc-
nix college baseball team nt st
Mary's. cat. that he will coach th'
Phoenix nine this winter. Chase WAS
with the candidates last season and
his work was largely responsible Tor
the showing Phoenix Varsity mad" ia
baeShall on tn" Coast.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-02
Convalescence,

Convalescence is sometimes merely
apparent, not real. and especially IS
this true after such diseases as pneu-
nonia, typhoid fever and the grip.
TO make it real and rapid. there Is
no other tonic so highly to be recon-
mended as Hoods Sarsaparilla
This great medicine cleanses and re-
news the blood, strengthens all the or
gans and functions, and restores
health. Take Hoods,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-02
New York Cotton Market.

New York, Nov. |.
spot closed quiet and unchanged. Mid
ding uplands 1455: do gulf 1880 Sales
4253 bales.
Galveston steady, 14a: New Orleans
quiet. II 3-l6: Savannah quiet. "A;
Charleston steady, a.; Memphis steady.
II 5-l6.
Net receipts for four days 22s,29s.
Exports to Great Britain 123 S65 10
France 42.207; to the Continent 1O9,S73
Stock G22,6S0
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-02

Edward savage. Sub-tarkl, and end
on last Near'S Vat, Varsity football
team. aud who has been unahlr Ia
DlRN :h'S season On account uj ~rh"i
arship conditions. MA Tuesday de
rlarcd eligible by the faculty of
Sheffield Scientific school and was pn'
in at right tackle on the Varsity
Cor Tuesday practice. This position
he Will rlay IN the big games. barring
injury.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-02
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-02
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
OF Two of Gugeenhcim Companies
Tuesday at Portland.

Portland, Nc, N"v l.-Sevora;
'hah@'S W"r" made iii the directorate
Of the Nevada Consolidated Copper
company ut til" annual meeting hold
here today, S. T. Gusgenhnim ana
j. y. steel" taking til" places Of
James Phillips Jr. Of Boston. who
rctlrcS also from the presidency ana
g Hartman Kuhn Of Philadnlphia.
l'ho board nov consists nf Murray
GusSenh"iri, $. X Guggcnhcim. s.
w. IIccl"S. Chae. ChaS NJ. MacEeiIJ.
Charles HAYDEN. -. 4. JackHng. w.
+. B"nn'tt Iudd Stewart, j n. steele.
". II. smith ana ". +. Thompson.
With the "Ncontion oi MesSrs. Bon
nett, stewart. Steele ana Smith. the
menwrs "f the Nevada board are
also directors of the Utah copper
Company Nhion occurred " Whith CON
trolls the Nevada.
President Phillips stated that the
company produced G2.1723 81 pounds of
copper during the year ending Sept.
-. The nci profits for the year was
$%,1Sq,1N7 from which 81. .9S2 CA was
paid in dividends leaving q surplus
81 $lH%.ll2
The following We're elected Iircc-
tors at the annual meeting today Of
the Nevada Railway CO.: Frank W.
IilI@. !'8nicl ;u&e"nhoim. SilaS W.
f.ccl' :, W. liincI,I,. smith. Chas Hay
dcn, Murray Gu%@cuhcim. VIM. +.
I!,un"tt Cnn~ NJ MucNrill ANA Dan
i"l &. JHrkli!ir. N,arly all the di-
rector AZ" residents "l New York.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-02
New York Money Market.

New GOTk. NOV. 7.
Prim" mercantile pannr - to 6 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady At decline IT
N2.o'M u for t"-day bills and at iSG fo!
demand
Commercial bills 4Sl3M5
Rar silver 81.
M"EicHn dollars 46
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds steady
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-02

The death Of Mrs. W. X. Williamson,
formerly Of Bangor. occurred at her
nome in Newport Monday, after an III
ness of several months.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-02
Boston Produce Market.

Boston. NOV. !.
BEEF-Tresh firm: Who'll" cattle l".Hl",
BRAN-Iii2her. 21.GhU 21.5'.
BTTTER-UuStcadN: northern 3lqti,
CHEESlE-Strady: New Nork l"4nl|
CORN UnstoHdy: No. } yellow ~
EGGS-iIi4h"r; choice 4>fiI": western a
FLOrR-l'irm: spring patent '2"157-.
H.AY-ili.her: No. ! 100
LAMRS-Gnchaneed 11Ml2.
LARD-Unchanged pure III.
MINED Ft;EI)-Unsttady, 2i'uI2a.,i
oATS-Tnstcudy: No. Clipped whit" Il.
poRk-Filmi: medium backs -%H-a :"
POTATOES Firm: white l"lMflo
SIGA AI,-I'nm: @raGUlatcd ia.
NEALS-l nchInged. llnl5.
PORTLAND WHOLESALE MAR.
Following are our who'esal" quotations
Mich and St Louis straiehts. 5l0G5Gl;
clear. %: Winter wheat, patents. J.@5dr
80: Spring wheat patents. 6.2:I6l0
Corn and Feed.
CORN lots. No. yellow Co bag
lots, GiHG>: meal GOATS.
oATS-Car lots, IL: bag lots, lNID;
rolled oats. hbls.. 4.G5mi,5; cases. %.leT
BRAN. ETC.-Minn.. car lots, 2i@;
bran. car lots. 800: bag lots, 400: brown
int1 -; ~, ,,i,,., r,i ' 1T - nv, aS a.e,
L.,, III .a,., ,,I,, s,i1 ~ ~ ~ M
''"- w. -'' 7."'''' i'''' '''' '''S' So
Produce.
CRANBERRIES-Gd
pr;i'' ;a5,3 - roraio,l ,,o, ;, c-f,"t,' re
low, a,.as %.,- ,;,In 80, .t-,,2m -''' ~
ONIONS-Bag. l65uI775,.
rAEBAGF,-7113"1.m.
GWEharS . ~, '''> w. '""'"''
l,t;GS1Eos,arr r..,, o-1,n, honrorv
m. held ~ '' '''9''' '"'''''' ~ '''' -
pi.1,,TEp - 1,,n. l,,,,,,, %. ,,n
.rn9,,'.r,- -, ',t',H y ~ '''
cUEESl,E Y and ff,ctor,. ,ou. ,e.
all: sage l9.
E.NAPoRATED \ p r G o r S-l9dlS,
annIrs ' 'SsyT a@,iol '''''''S' "2"'' rN'i"''''''
Pork. ! .rd Rssf ,,l po,,Itrv
o' oee' ana ro"''''
rpEk-iieavy backs, 800; medium
-tn'
BEEF Sides. SGt 10Ia plate. hhls, 1900
extra, 800,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-02
Paints, Varn;sh, Naval Stores.

WHITE LEAD-1.o,u17..J
RED LE,AD-1.m1.N 80.
NARNiSII-IIamar. 1-nGtE00: Coach
! 2'nG.do: Furniture, I.Go01.75.
kUM-7MS
Wilmington. 4.oJ1i.50.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-02
Dry Fish and Mackerel.

CoD-Large shore. 80: medium shore.
l.''n6,'': Pollock. 3.TNa5.oD: Haddock. 30
81 %; ilake. 2.Ihm,2.15: large English 80
hhl; large Scotteri. 500. Herring, per
hoN' sealed, 2oM22: Nackerel, shore, Is.
MH: do large IS, 1900
Hay.
Presses % plIoo OO. Iooca lc ON, 10 40
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25

SO ordered, to the placing OF them I'm
position under his directions.
The management viii in no case
provide for transportation of exhibits,
or be subject to any expense IN their
delivery to the grounds.
The management viii use all dili-
gence to insure the safety Of stock
and articles after their arrival and
arrangement. but in no case will he
be responsible for any loss or damage
that may occur thereto,
Premiums.
Premiums shall be paid by The sec
rotary as soon after the close Of the
fair as the books can be compared
and checks be made out.
Premiums not applied for within
sixty days after the close OF the fair
win be forfeited to the association.
Colors denoting award will be as
follows. Blue, first, red, second; yell
low, third green, fourth.
Season Tickets.
Season tickets good for the entire
week are on sale at J. H.. OiRcilly's,
Matson's. the White Elephant New
Mexico Cigar company. Strong's Book
Switzer's barber shop, Mike
Mandell. Richards cigar company,
Fashion cafe, ana w. Y, walton.