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New-York tribune., 1910-04-21
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. April 3o.-Consols closed u hrmer
a. sll. for money and Sl14 for account
Anaconda eN-dlvidend was unchanged at
fgi, Canadian Pacific was n higher at
-G5S Grand Trunk was unchanged at p
Money was in better supply and moderate
demand Discount rates were firmer.
The Stock Exchange continued irregular.
with Liquidation and declining prices IN
M bber and oil shares the feature. and
causing hesitancy in other directions. Mex
lean and Argentine rails closed higher. and
coneoIs gained = fraction. but kaffirs. after
Temporary strength. declined with other
Epecuistile issues.
American securities opened about un
changed and during the early session price
changes were uncertain and trading quiet.
During the afternoon the low priced issues
were in light demsn and New \ lork bought
spsringlv. and after narrow fluctuations.
the market closed quiet
can money in London, SaSi. per cent
ourn market discount rate for short bills.
Is l6037s re- cent. tong bills 81 rer cent
Perrin discount rate. elt per cent. Fsri-
Siecourf rate 2is pr cent. Paris exchange
~ London = franCs = Cenfimez Eerhn
exchange Un Londo1s 29 marks ~ pte-5lgs.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on call
opened at 22S per cent. highest, per cent.
lowest. 2tz per cent: closing, 2izd2ss per
cent; ruling rate, ga per cent. Time money
was without change. supply being ample 70
meet the light demand. Rates we're 3s404
per cent for sixty days. 4041a for ninety
days. four. five and six months. Mercantile
paper was I'm fair demand. but the offering
OF high grade names was not large. Rates
4ILQ5 per cent for sixty and ninety days
indOrsed bills receivable: fz16 per cent Tor
choice four and six months names, ana
0izG6 per cent for others.
FOREIGN ExCHANGE.-Ths foreign
exchange market opened steady. with rates
practically unchanged at 4ssO5d4ssi0 for
cables 4s770d4 S77t for demand sterling and
4S43Od4 $40 for sixty-day bills. Short francs
were quoted at 5.1STs less 1-15 and short
rechsmarks al s514. The market held
steady in the day without material change
in rates Gables were quoted at 4sSS0
4Ss1o. demand sterling AZ 4S17Od4-S7@4 and
sixty-dav bills At 4S430d4 $40 Short francs
were quoted at 5l6ts less l-lo ana snort
rechsmarks at 95I4 less 1-32-
Bankers posted rates we're as follows
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21

Business on the Consolidated stock ET-
change was heavy. the sales totalIing
I6SasO shares. with fftv-eiEht different
stocks represented on the list. TranssC-
tions I'm United states Steel common were
on q remarkable scale its aggregate Of
Sn75n shares representing nearly one
half the total for all issues Sales OF
and one 900 share lot sold in the early
afternoon at s4ss when the New York
stock Exchange price was s41z. General
selling swept prices downward, liquidation
Of impaired ommission house long aC-
counts being mingled with the putting out
of short lines by the room traders The
Consolidated tape reported. under the rule
recently adopted. the execution of many
stop-losS orders Toward the close there
was extensive covering. which impaired
relative ffruness. compared with the other
board Detailed operations follow.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21
CHANGE OF NAME.

FUPRENE COURT NEW YORK COUNTY .-
In fle matter ~ she application ~ VAN
DER kIEFT and = FERGUSON p corporation.
- clanEe ifs nafe 80 Tho case Concern. D.
TO 81 hom ~ may concern. Please 80 take no
fice thar upon the petition ~ Van dor Kieft
END Ferguson a corporation. having 80 priu-
~ipsl once snd plaCe - business 81 The County
a New YORK. verified the 10th day ~ April.
1910 shall move this court ~ special term
Tar thereof 20 he held 81 and for the county
90 Nsw york. fn the County Court House in
fhN Borough - Nsnhattan. Cif- County
Rud State - New York. on the 18TH day -
Hfzv 1910 ~ fen-fhirtv O'clock On the forenoon
- fhaf az. - soon thereafter counsel
be hard. for an order Authorizing fhe
1ofe NAMED uetifiouer 20 assume The name
''T'lae fa-e Concern" end Tor such o. her and
snfther relief fn the prem ises mHr be lust
rd proper. Dated April 20th. 1910. FRANK
1rN n. TOMLT&. Attorney for Petitioner.
ono sno PostoNics Address, 1sa Montague
q reaf FsoroGCn 81 BROOKLYN. Nsu York f'Ifr
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

While the trading in the market for out
side securities was of a light character.
tar animation developed In some OF the
mining issues After the opening CON
siderable weakness set in on freer offer
ings. This was especially so in the lead
ing copper stocks, which ran on from
small fraction 10 over point. The silver
shares continued heavy but inactive
Goldfeld stocks were steady, with Gold
field Consolidated the feature. IN the cop
per issues Grecne-Cananea. Miami. Ne
vada Consolidated Butte Coalition and
Ray Consolidated were the weakest. while
in the low priced issues small recessions
were tho ruIe The industrial list was
almost neglected but easier. Bonds were
quiet and about unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21

DOMESTIC Boston. Zoe
discount; Chicago. 1Oc premium; San
Francisco, sight &c, telegraph 112c pre-
MUM: New Orleans, commercial par and
ton. buying par. selling 1-f0c premium;
st Louis, 35c premium bid 45c premium
asked Minneapolis. soc premium; Savan-
rah. buying 3-16c discount, selling par
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York. ex-
changes s32O.se9.74O balances s9.s94S71:
Baltimore. exchanges s49s1.5Os balances
s41e.5s9; Chicago, exchanges s46.ss4sss
balances s20ss. .4s7; Boston, exchanges
sS5.723.so1, balances s3.4ss.34s.
SILVER MARKET.-Commsrcia bar
silver. 53i4c. Mexican silver dollars, 44c
Bar silver in London closed az 241-d. a
decline Of 1-1sd
GOLD PREMIUM-1n Madrid. SIS
Lisbon, IL
MEXICAN EXCHANGE E.-Nexican ex-
change on New York Is quoted ar ? 201i5
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS Receipts
from customs yesterday we're s44e.S41. IN
ternsl revenue s475.779 and miscellaneous
s2O5.S16. total Of s1.12e.242. against
total expenditures on ordinary account 81
S1175oS5 For the month to date ordi-
nary receipts have been $50, 0,0S5, 500 and
ordinary expenditures s31. .301. .s52. the eX-
cess Of expenditures amounting 70 81 us
052 For the fiscal year 10 ds = ordinary
receipts have been s5t7.717.453. against
s4s9. 542. .56S in the same time in 1909. and
ordinary expenditures S5S4. .9SSs16. against
s540.7T4.s42 in 1909, the excess Of eX-
penditures this wear amounting 70 s17.-
266.3S2, compared with an excess last year
of s71.232.o7S Including Panan1s Canal
account and public debt. the excess of all
expenditures over receipts since July
amounts 10 s4f.77a.36S. against an excess
in the corresponding period a year ago of
s116.7sO.s99
SUB-TREASURT. The Sub-Treasury
was debtor TO the Clearing House s691.oo5.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21
Buffalo and Susqushanna
Railway Company
First Mortgage Four and One.s,u
Per Centun Gold 8onas

To the holders ot bonds % the above is,n.
A. the request of a large nurnbs- 90.
holders the undersigned have Organizes -
COMMITTEES 70 protect the interests ~ IN.
Mortgage -four and Ous-Hslf Per Cerfu-, -
Bonds Of The BUFFALO AND SCSOI-F -FEsS--erf
RAILWAY COMPANY. secured bv m, -
gage 10 the United States Trust Cor,,.-s
New York. a. Trustee. dated April fad-'
BOndh Olders are invited promptly 4, g..
their bonds with the Commuters Usn.,,..t
the Bankers Trust Company. No : wal So.
New York City. which on behalf % he -,
ntttee. will issue transferable certificate. =
deposit therefor The agreement coris. .
which may be obtained from the Dspos,..f
provides that. in case the Corrrnfffas -.
adopt a plan OF reorganization anv hofss-1.,
certificates Of deposit who may be dissssl,s.,
with such plan. Will be entitled ~ ,vfsLszesa
the commencement OF the pub fcaflo, - -
tice that the plan has been adopted ana g..
with the .Depositary, upon ravn1er- ~ a -
pOrtiOnate part % the expenses % ne -
mtttse. but without com pensation to ths -
mittse for it's services
Dated April 18th. 1910
WILLIAM stLONON. Ch.f--,,
GORDON ABBOTT
ALEXANDER BROWN
HARVEY v. FISK
BENJAMIN STRONG. JR
asa :. WING.
COMMITTEES
GEORGE G.. HENRY Sscrsts--
% Broad Street. New York Cif-
CRAvATH. HENDERSON q OE cv,,
DORFF, PHILBIN. BEEEMAN. MTNEyv
q GRISCOM Attorneys for the Co-nr-i....
52 William Street. New York CITY
BANKERS TRUST COMPANT. Deposi.s-- .
Wall Street. New York city
Bonds NAV also be Deposited 7ifn ,5. a..
COLONY TRUST COMPANY, ~ Court So,
Boston. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there we're no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21

ffiIaCeI rfi7H April >. 1910.
Re Board - Directors has declared from
ffe r-t earnings p dividend - . per cent On
fhe Second Preferred Stock % tho Cornps nv.
- - - . MAY 10 1910. 20 Tre stock holders
- record - the closs - business April p
1pTo Checks pffi he mailed ~ stock holders
~ho have fled dividend orders with fhe Treas
wy " n TAYI.oE. Secretar.-
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21

SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yester-
day at auction at the Exchange Salesroom
by Adrian H. Muller & Son:
BY order OF executors.
share New York Law Institute 800
For account oc whom It may concern
shares Union Trust Company. $50
l share Guaranty Trust Company
voting trust certificate. .......-.. SS4
z shares Northern Bank ............ 100
100 shares Auto Press preferred. per
$4,000 Elko Realty and Development
Company first mortgage ! per
cent bonds due January. 1915
coupons January and July, Janu-
ary, 1910. coupons attached also
SS5 coupon due July 1909. ........ So TOO
Is shares Northern Bark ..--...-. 100
$1,000 Green Bay & Western Railroad
$4,000 state OF North Carolina per "'
cent special tax bonds. dated Oc-
tober 1883 Gssued for Western
North Carolina Railroad Com
panyl, APRIL 1870. coupons on. S25S
2 shares Union Trust Company -..-. 1 S6t
90 shares Knickerbocker Trust Com
go .sag .s.y., OF. ri:y,,o- cor5;5y 500
$50 shares American Rattan and Reed
Manufacturing Company. per
snare .. $50
50 shares American Car seat com
pany. per share ............. g.
II shares Northern Bank ...-....... 100
All right. title and interest Of the lats
Samuel ". WaIdron deceased
Of. IN sri 20 certain lessshold
estate, Including his interest IN
the buildings erected thereon %
the premises known Nos
1914. 1875 1o7s. 1850 Third ave-
nue. and Nos. 1s4 and fs6 East
Stth street. the ground lease ex
pirlng Nav /. 1910 subject 90 all
eases affecting satd premises sSsl
eo shares Carnegie Trust Company. ttS
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21

Bar gold. as s1xd. American eagles. 7es Sd.
Paris, April 3o-Three per cent rentes
closed IN Centimes lower 81 90 francs 20
centimes. The tendency was irregular on
the Eourse
Berlin, April 10-Prices were rather higher
on the pcerse.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21
MINING.
WHEA T.

1900 Nav option 81 n5ia 81 Oss. 81 o5s 81 nsIs
as c0o July optian.. 99% OOf e9ls l OOir
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21
PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC.

The Pacific Gas and Electric Company
has issued its report for the year ended De-
Cember 81. 1893. which compares as follows.
1909 1e0s. 1877
Cross s15. sS2 sol s12 sSs s17 s11 42s aa2
Oper eXr taxes,
reserves. int.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21
FIRE INSURANCE STOCKS

'Ex dividend and rights ttx ~ "
stock dividend and 4 per cent CASH
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
UNIrED STATES EXPREss oONPAN

New Vsrk April 20. 1910
1t"RD DIVIDEND.
r-77'-s 1ual Di-Tdeu6 81 Three Dollars pe-
F1s~e has been declared payable NAY 18th.
1910
TrsrrSer Pcokt viii he closed MAJ 2ns 20
-nfh. 1910. both days included
EnKAEn TT-Arr- T-c.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21
THF PULLMAN COMPANY.

DINTDFNn NO 10
cUsrteri- dividend Of Two Dollars re-
srsre from net osrnings viii be paid Nav
1fth. 1870. - stockhol5 Of record Al close
e. business April 30th, 1910
Checks viii be mailed
A WETNSHETNER. Secreta-y.
rrf~rr~ Af~fA o0+h 1910
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

A. FURNISHED by Charles y. Barney a. Co. so -
Broad street New York anc no. H. South
An efreef Phllads Iphla.B
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21
THE CORR EXCHANGE BA~K

New York. April -. 1910
~ f8osr6 - Directors has This dar declared =
- rte~y dividend Of -Four per cent 49,. "a "a bie
Hsr reEf 70 sro~t holders Of record n The
rlose - business April %. 1910
FPE-TFK MARTIN
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES

FURNISHED By Frederic r Hatch Co. Ns.
Broad sfreetJ
STOCES
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
Furnished by Van schaick & Co. No va
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
Maturing 191o-c7.

Furnished ~ Williams Mcconnell & Colens,
No 80 wall street,
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21
NEW YORK CITY BONDS
FURNISHED by ". N CoIer a Co. No a c.,,-
street,
Accrued interest to b. added,

Coupons ir.sr-hanFeshis rRes!.tere4 tr-r
pes. tSsgistsred a-s Coupca.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21
CHICAGO INDUsTRIaLs

.E4 e.y1ae2. ~ Ds- cs-s
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21
BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

.sells cents per share todd lots
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21
Furnished by II - Bailey, No ID sr'ad"N'

\, Information. Q Quarterly.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21

COBALT STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Warren, Gsovski 4 Co 40. IS
Broad streetl
New-York tribune., 1910-04-21

STOCKS
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1910-08-05

The New Mexico politician
is getting busy, the prospect
of an election soon is interest
ing him, and for a while you
will not be able to push him
aside. We are of the opinion
that the average New Mexico
politician, the man WHO early
became so interested in the
statehood question after the
passage Of the enabling act,
is not the man that should be
wholly entrusted with the fran
ing of a constitution for the
new state, but while we con-
slider him unfit, we are of the
opinion that it will be utterly
impossible to keep him out,
and this being the case we are
in danger of being confronted
with a constitution favorable |
entirely 70 the interests of the
large corporations, and the
peoples rights left OUT. We
believe the large interests have
the same rights as the individ
lal, and our constitution should
lot discriminate. The great
sr the political fight during
he next three months. the
arther apart will be parties,
which will endanger the franz
ng of a fit constitution. 1t
'ecomes necessary that party
'e eliminated as much as pos
idle in the campaign for con- :
titutional delegates. and the )
ounties that throw aside pol
les in making their selections
ill undoubtly choose the best o
nd ablest men.-Springer =
tockman. .
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1910-08-05
A Matter Of Night.
Since the statehood smoke

Since the statehood smok,
has cleared away the variou,
papers Throughout rhe terri
: tory have been loud in the
Praise of their favorite poltici-
aps for their good work in
carrying oit the wishes Of the
people Of New Mexico to be-
come state. Our senators
and representatives in Wash
lngton are supposed to carry
out the behests of the people.
Delegate Andrews came out
here from Pennsylvania solely
tor the purpose of represent
ing this territory in congress
and accomplished his object,
thereby securing the emoIu-
ments of the Office. The
printer does not think there
IS any occasion to carry boqu-
cts or draft gushy resolutions
OF thanks or print columns of
praise for the profes-
s'onal politicians for giving Is
what we have been entitled to
for the past forty-fve years.
The people Of the country
seem to lose sight of the fact |
that they, and not the politi-
,lans, are supposed to be rum
hing the government and
should insist on having what !.
S coming to them instead of
'egging for it like a dog for a :
zone, and then fawning on the !,
river .--Sunnyside Republican
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1910-08-05
Sweet Alice Han 1olt.
Bolt.

j Dispatches from Maeda'ena
say that Alice Ben Bolt, the
pet bear immortalized by the
a albuquerque Trade Excur.
sion, is to be turned into bear
Estcak.
What are we coming to, in
this alleged humanitarian agee
1t is all right to 90 out in
the woods and put a so-3o
bullet into some hoodlum bear
that wanders around slaught-
serlng cattle and tearing up
shrubbery. But Ali e! Alice
IS the best living exponent of
theory that bears may be
civilized. She is no common
ordinary, run down at the
heel, slouching, disreputable
vulgar bear. BY process Of
education and refinement she
has reached that stage of
culture where she can walk
up to the bar, put her bear
foot on the bar rail, order a
drink an the most approved
and ladylike manner and toss
I OFT as gracefully as the next
irade excursionist. She is a
,onnolseur OF refresilment. an
lrsine epicurian, the marvel
y the bear xingdom, a sand
ng refutation of the assertion
nat bears are not human.
9 slaughter Alice, to place
'er dissected anatomy on sale
n butchers block-thc idea
lnsupportable. The sup-
estion should call forth an
and indignant ex-
resslon of all the chivalry
lat beats in the breast ofevery
'ade excprsionisti.. When ~
gam we hear that familiar
,frain, "Alice, where art
lou going3" let not the grisly
'swer be, to the refrigerator.
ave, Oh save Alice from the
eadsman's axe.
There is only one way.
hat is for the trade excur-
onests to arrange with the
anagement of the Thirtieth
nnual New Mexico Fair to
rchase Alice and place her
exhibition at the annual
rnival as the only lady bar
eper IN New Mexico. This
ggesllon should not be hoot-
outof court as impractical
). Alice is probably mark
down to a reasonable figure.
r owner says she is in the
y If the fair manage
mt will buy her and place
on exhibition there will be
bigger drawing card in the
ole layout of the Biggest
er. er.-Albuquerque Journal.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1910-08-05
Meaning Of Balkan.

Balkan" is Turkish generic term.
referring to . range o. mass ct wood.
"a hills with pasturage and msadou
had On their slopes.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1910-08-05
War ID Expensive.

war 70 kkpeneIve,
The French government spsnt eges
O0.o00 during the late CRISIS over Mo,
rocco In getting ready for Z war with
Germany.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1910-08-05
ELF ESQ BACA,

Attorney and Councillor at Law,
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEN
Will be present at all temrs Of Court OF
.Bernalillo, Valencia. Socorro and Sier.
ra Counties.
Deal in COOL Gold, Silver and Coppe.
Mining Properties in New Mexico.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1910-08-05
II. A. M0LFORp,.
Aftorney-at- Law

AFtOrney-at-LaW
Cfice; FirsttDoor East r. c. Church
Main Street,
Hillsboro, New Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-07
Fl PAsO WINS IN DOUBLE HEADER,
GETS CHAMPIONSHIP AND $1,000

chalked up on the board, and scored
again in the sixth and eighth.
Cheyenne got one in the first and
another in the third, but the balance Of
the game could do nothing with GRAY s
delivery.
The game required two hours to
play, being interrupted by the horse
and motorcycle racing.
The game itself was played fast
enough, but there were few sensa-
tfonal features except in the eighth,
when GouIt, of Cheyenne, flew to
right. and as Stovan dropped the ball,
thought he was safe, but Stovan thre "
him out at second when he tried 10
stretch it.
The Score r. H. z.
Ell Paso. % o 3 % i 0 l O-5 9 2
Cheyenne. Il 1000 o 0 % Z 1
Batteries: FL Paso, Gray and Allen;
Cheyenne, Johnson and Gibson.
Douglas Wins, Too.
Douglas took the second game from
the Cheyenne team in a seven inning
match which was called on account of
darkness.
Douglas got one run in the second
and two more in the fourth, but the
following inning Cheyenne crossed the
plate three times and the score stood
tied until the seventh. when Douglas
got one more run in the last half and
won the game
Part Of this game was fast, but il.
too, was interrupted by racing motor
cycles, which prevented the catchers
from running back to get foul flies.
Each team made a double play, Chey-
enne getting one in the first inning,
Douglas one in the second and Chey-
enne another in the sixth, by quick
playing.
Harris was on the rubber for Chey-
enne and Pitts for Douglas throughout
the nine innings
The score r.
O O } 0 O-3
Douglas. 0 IA
Batteries: Cheyenne, Harris and
Gibson; Douglas, Pitts and Powell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-07
M. I. BOYS LOSE
IN TUCSON GAME

Home from Tucson, vanquished. yet
pleased with the showing they made
against the University of Tucson eleven,
the Military Institute squad, Is in num-
Der, returned Sunday night slightly
bruised but none seriously hurt
In q game where they were out
weighed several pounds to the man, the
Military institute with Capt H E Van
Surdam in charge, were defeated by the
Arizona university team by score of
% to O. They made a good fight but
the heavy men Of the Arizona team
proved-rOo mucn for them
The boys are especially enthusiastic
over the reception and dance given after
the game in the gymnasium at the uni
versity.
Preceding the big game. the Phoenix
and Tucson high school teams battled
for honors and the former won by a
score of 5 to 0. Phoenix seemed to
have it all to the good in the start but
seemed unable to get across the Tucson
boys goal line.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-07
AGUILAR WINS TEN
MILE MOTOR RACE

In the first of the 10 mile motorcv-
Gle races Saturday afternoon at the
fair, Abe Aguilar, riding an Excelsior,
covered the distance in 15:432-E
winning over J G. Kirste, also riding
an Excelsior. who was second, and J.
Schwartz, on an Indian, third Other
entries In the race were 7. R. Knowles
and j. II. Shinn, on Thors.
Up to the 10th lap on the half mile
track, Schwartz had the race cinched.
Just after passing the grand stand
however, after making the 18th lap.
the magnet dropped off of Schwartz
machine and he gradually dropped be-
hind until he finished third
A handicap event was then arranged
Schwartz being determined that he
would win race, which he did, cover
ing 10 miles in 1917 4-5 Schwartz
started under so seconds handicap;
Aguilar under % seconds, and Kirste
under 10 seconds. Shinn, who was the
first man off, and who came In sec
ond, covered the 10 miles in 15:361-2
Kirste was third and Aguilar was
fourth.
The Herald gave the results of the
two five mile races Saturday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-07
CUPS AWARDED IN
THE KENNEL SHOW

The cups for the Ell Paso kennel
show were awarded Saturday after
noon.
The Bill Dooley trophy, silver
cup offered by ". E. Lowell in memory
of his faithful bull terrier, Bill Doc
ley, for the best bulldog TERROR owned
in FL Paso, was won BY Henry T
Bowie's Biddie Bap.
The FL Paso Kennel Clubs cup for
the best dog exhibited by a club mem
Der. was won by C. N Bassett's Wanda
BaiIiff
The C. n. Bassett cup for the best
bulldog in show was won by Lord Bur-
ley, owned by Joseph H. Hicks, of s..
Louis.
DR.. R. A. Higgihs's cup for the best
dog owned by an FL Pasoan, was won
by Title Weiler's st. Bernard, Monk.
OF Alta
The silberberg Bros cup for the
best Airedale in show was won by
Carl A Beers Barney.
The Snyder Jewelry company cup for
the best Boston terrier in show was
won by Clarke's Merry Mack. owned
by Robert c. Clark
The cup for the best St Bernard dog
owned by Ell Paso exhibitors was won
by Tillie Weiler's Monk, of Alta
The Ell Paso Electric Railway com
rany cup for the best Boston terrier
dog owned by member of FL Paso Ken
mel club, was won by Alves Dixou's
Kimberly Prince. Mr.. Dixon is claim
agent for the railway company
The Bloch Millinery cup for best
Chihuahua dog owned by a member of
FL Paso Kennel club was won by Mrs.
French S. -Cary's Mile Fiji.
The Bloch Millinery cup for best bull
terrier owned by member of FL Paso
Kennel club was won by H. T. Bowie's
Biddie Ban.