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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

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BELL PHONE 1882. IND oos
ROWAN 6 THOMAS.
SUITE l. 125 SOUTH MAIN.
OVER wELLs-FARoo OFFICE.
HoGss sG3SG BgTs y SsE g1NE 4;RooM BRICK
TEAMS.
zSlloo BUYS 4RooM FRAME. LOT soX
Tn TIG; HSb BLOCK FROM CAR LINE.
sSIS, 500 BUYS BUILDING LOT ON sRD
SOUTH. TERMS.
FOUR LOTS IN EAST WATERLOO.
CAR PASSES THE DOOR. \ SACRI
ElcE IF TAKEN AT ONCE FERNS
~, SSSso BUYS FINE 5-RooM MODERN
HOME LARGE LOT. EASY WALKING
DISTANCE; VERY LIBERAL TERMS
:. TWO BEAUTIFUL. WELL cULr1-
NATED ", FARMS IN DAVIS County
10 SELL OR WILL TRADE FOR CITY
$3.50 BUYS a BEAUTIFUL s-RooM
SSIKlGTLf MODERN HOME AT 1872
N, NJ MIi,CLELLAN ST. MUST BE SEEN TO
BE APPRECIATED. TERMS.
We HAVE ANY NUMBER OF
HOMES OR BUILDING LOTS IN ANY
PART OF THE CITY. ANY KIND OF
TERMS. FROM 5000 UP.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY. SEE US.
IF YOU WANT TO SELL. SEE US.
THos. Z. ROWAN w J. THOMAS
SUITE 1. l25 so. MAIN ST.
OVER wELLs-FARGo OFFICE.
BELL 1852. IND. 2se.
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$500.
Small lot on 3rd ave, close IN.
All improvements paid.
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SNAP.
Broom brick house, also Groom frame
lot 50xl50; lot alone is worth $3.50; every
thing goes for 1915.
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WHO is FIRST?
A beautiful i-room bum brick. good lot,
close in; must be closed by $3.50 p IN.
Tuesday. as party leaves for the east;
no terms. all cash: only $3.50. worth
double.
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s3500 ON PAYMENTS
New 5-room brick walking distance. on
east side; strictly modern. including
sewer gas, etc.
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
VESTMENT CO.,
35l Main ST Phones 81.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go on Your Bond.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03

II you want orchard, grazing lands.
farms or ranches in Utah. Idaho or Ne
vada. see us.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03

ASHTON JENKINS CO.,
Dealers in Real Estate with Value.
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sS2Sn.

$3.50
Very fne corner residence or
nine rooms. east side. Easy pay
ments can be arranged. s per cent
on deferred payments.
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BY OWNER. 5-ROoM r p. BRICK:
modern: bargain. $40 E. Sth So, n22S
BEAUTIFUL 1l-RoOM RESIDENCE.
located on Il. 2nd South on large cor
ner lot SKI rods This home must hc
seen to be appreciated. For terms an
particulars address F.3l, Tribune. nS~
HAVE a T-ROOM. STRICTLY MO-
ern homo. located on End avenue. T.
beautiful place was built for my a.
residence. circumstances force me
sell Any reasonable offer will be ac.
copied Address ESQ, Tribune. n33,
FOR SALE. OR TRADE FOR CITY
property $50 acrcs. pnrt now In wheat:
$4,000 T"e Roaltv Evchanra ai-59 Eagle
ncB
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tySITS1, ySSII5T9U BUYS FINE 4-ROOM BRICK
TG3 T'GpGSE Ss CLOSE IN. VERY LIBERAL
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S3350-East bench: 5-room modern
light brick, closets pantry and
bathroom. with all plumbing; d
cosy cottage; 2iXl0 rods. The
cheapest property on the bench.
Terms.
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FARMS.

FARMS.
35-acre farm in Bear River Valley.
Utah. 9-acre apple orchard. VIII pro-
duce 1000 bushels apples this year. acres
alfalfa, acres barley. remainder un-
broken choice orchard lana, excellent Wa
ter right. Bargain
160 acres, Full water right excellent
land. all under cultivation. grain and al
falfa. barns, orchard. granary. etc. Bar
gain.
3-acre orchard, Brigham City. Utah.
acres peaches, ! acre prunes. VIII pay
20 per cent on investment.
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$4,000.

Sl8.UUU.
Large corner with good 10-room
house. close in. streets paved both
sides, hot water heat. hardwood
floors. layatories In each chamber.
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Sll9o BUYS 4-ROoM FRAME. LOT SOX
yn I2G; :, ONE BLOCK FROM CAR LINE
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STORE BUILDING AND GROOM
brick house on 18th South st: the lot
is worth $4,000 this is a snap at $4,000. on
terms.
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A. ". HUMPHREYS
IS West Second South ST.
Sell ABB. Ind. 1884
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,s..1ElNARY SCHOOLS

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Atalor VETERINARY coll
Rt5t al mailed free. DR.. Keane.
.tt m2325
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$2500.
9th East. between 3rd and 9Th
South. Lot 2ixl0 rods. Ask about
terms.
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r. X. CASADY & CO.
SOS JUDGE BUILDING.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03

800 BUYS BUILDING LOT ON sRD
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FOUR LOTS IN EAST wATEnI,oo
CAR PASSES THE DOOR. a SACRI-
: ICE II TAKEN AT ONCE. TERMS
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S3s50-Bungalow. University bench. Ave
rooms. bath. toilet. hot air heat
modern In all ways: cemented
basement. large screened porch
house Is vacant: can move In Mon.
day. 800 cash
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HERE is 4 SNAP.
l0&10 rods, on corner. with Groom
house. close 10 university: three more
houses can be put on this lot. $500. on
cDod terms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03

$1,000 per foot. Main st, between
9Th and 5th South; double 'front.'
age.
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$4,000.
On II St. between 1st and End
avenues. lot 3xl0 rods. We can
make terms.
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,cmpIcu pLUMEs CLEANED

CARTER FUR CO, q W; ISL osGa e.
r,rr r.nair.d. rcmodelcd. redyeo' '''''-
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IS feet on 3rd South and West Tenn
pie at $500 foot.
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
VESTMENT CO.,
351 Main St Phones 81.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go on Your Bond.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03

THIS HOME AT A RARGAIN16s,R9S y,6L ROOM %
STRICTLY MOD. BRICk, HSC THN TCHN
NENv WALKS. BARN. COOP C0Nptr r.
TION. 62l r. 1ST so. APPLY Al
AMELIA PALACE.
kl7i3
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eAAP. NO. 338, W. o. w. WE'D
"enlng, T. 0. K. hall. 158 s. w.
visiting neighbors welcome. z.
ssa' consul, E. W. Hall. clerk.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29
BARRED by THE RECORD.

The vote by members on the In.
famous Hawkins railroad bill in the
legislature Of 1908. published in this
paper yesterday. furnishes an accur-
ate list OF gentlemen who should have
no part In the coming constitutional
convention.
Those who voted Yes on this prop
osltion have no business aiding to
frame a constitution for New Mexico.
This list. il will be noticed, includes
the name Of W. II. Andrews, then
member Of the council from the
sierra -socorro county district.
Unless Mr.. Andrews can furnish
some good aud sufficient explanation
of why he voted for the most vicious
piece Of special legislation ever forced
through the legislature, Mr. Andrews
offers no exception 10 the rule,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29
yat is der Name. Rlease?

The Albuquerque Journal is wagine
fight against W. r. Walton. the
chairman OF the territorial democrat
ic central committee. charging that
he is a railroad attorney and as such
is unfit TO lead party opposed to cor
porate influences. But all the time the
Journal fills It's columns with fulsomc
praise OF men in the republican
party. who are open workers for the
corporations and big combinations.
and men whom ii bitterly denounced
only few years ago. The Journal
has either had 4 change of heart for
the worse. or has been changed
Roswell Record.
This Is the paper which recently
admitted that Mr.. Walton, if a rail-
road attorney. should resign the dem
ncratic ehairmanship for the good OF
his party.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29
.BSzlNGD5 BSND Bdd5TsouEzs
Almanac Trying TO Forget IL.

Almanac Trying 10 Forget IL.
The hyena, so natural history says
has habit OF iisinterring bodies that
are not deeply buried. Its specially
Is carrion. II may be tanned and do
Inesticated but the moment 1t smells
oarrion, it reverts 10 its old habits
and forgets all about the amenities of
decent animal behavior 1t has just
acquired
II is apparent that the Albuquerque
Morning Journal once more smells
carrion. II generally does about the
time that an important campaign
opens. II has just disinterred the re-
mains of the Hawkins act decently
buried at the last session of congress,
and is sinking its fangs deeply into
the corpse The republican party
has tried to forget the act, not be-
cause the act was especially vicious
but because Of the hue and outcry that
had been made against II by the enc
mics OF the territory.
Whatever the cause, the hyena Is
not the noblest specimen of the ami
NAL kingdom Santa Fe Almanac
This class s-conscious editor is evi-
IDENTIFY jealous. He thinks the noblest
animal is the coyote.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29
WORKING OUT WELL

The first trial OF the new cooper
ative publicity association plan IN
augurated by the New Mexico bureau
Of immigration. has demonstrated the
absolute and unqualified success Of
this simple and husiness-like scheme
to let the world know about New
Mexico. The delugo Of letters which
has Immediately followed tho insertion
of New Mexico advertisements in
newspapers and magazines through
cut the sand Is a striking indication
Of the fact that the people OF this
little old United States are hungry for
information about New Mexico. with
an avalanche of inquiries following
the first trial of the plan, its success
when Il gets well started will be
phenomenal ana will hrins thousands
of dollars and new residents into the
land of opportunity in the southwest
the new state OF New Mexico
The wide variety in the inquiries
received Is notable feature OF the
communications. and also the fact
thar they come from every corner OF
the country II is interesting. more
over, 70 notice by perusing a few az
the question published in the bulletin.
that there is considerable ignorance
Yet prevailing among tho people at
large as 90 just What New Mexico is
and what she has. Besides bringing
our resources prominently before the
people who viii come down here and
help develop them, this great public
iW campaign viii educate the country
tremendously about the latest star in
the flag.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29

tof betterment, which was published
lin the Morning Journal this week, Is
worthy Of careful reading. Tho ex-
pert has shown his expermess by his
findings that the roads IN this coun-
try are just about as bad as they could
be and only a short distance removed
from the final limit Of execrable high
ways.
The expert has hit the nail on the
head when he recommends that the
county concentrate its energies He
would put all the road building force
under the direction OF one man. a
man who knows good roads and how
to make them Here has been the
chief evil In the county road building
system. Precinct supervisors. each
with his own private idea OF how TO
make a road, have directed operations
and as consequence no two pieces
Of road are alike and none Of them
are made 10 last. one man digs
bitches az the side so deep that a
horse tnmbling into one of them would
never be found. Another makes the
middle Of the road the ditch. A
favoritc method of fixing road is
to make II continuous ridge OF soft
adobe. " which. with the arrival Of rain.
Is metamorphosed into an impossible
slough and sticky mess which Is
much harder TO traverse than the adj
joining meadows.
The average county road which IS
fixed" 10y supervisor is generally
impossible for about a week after the
fixing process II Is case OF every
body working at cross purposes and
everybody making mess of it.
The expert has sized up the situa-
ton He says that what is wanted is
OF work, consolidation
and unifieation Of the county road
system. Lay out general plan and
follow II right up with one COM
petent man AZ the head OF things who
knows how to make road. and a good
sized force Of men, the money now
spent in vain every year by the county
might all be going into permanent
Improvement OF the county highways.
The road expert has told the county
plainly what must be done, and every
citizen who is interested IN bigger
city aud better county ought TO keep |
the high pressure on the commission
ers until the work Is well under way. |
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29
BUYERS AND OWNERS
|. GET TOGETHER At
MAGDALENA
Wool Men Show Disposition TO
Get Down and Talk Prices
Over; Bic Sales Expected
This Week,

Magdalena. y. NJ, july 2I.-Both
wool buyers and owners here seem
10 show Willingness 60 meet one
another and talk business. The buy
ers have come up little on their Of
fers and the wool men have dropped
littc, bat not much on their prices
Ry the end of this week over 1eo.-
eco pounds Of the 100000 pounds
of wool stored here win either be
loaded on ears ready to ship or viii
have been already shipped 70 other
points Most OF this wool has been
sold oatright. very little being con-
signed. some Of Il viii be sold on a
secured lasis. but most Of it went in
the grease.
There are several BUYERS LETT on
the scene here and they show
greater willingness a. look al woo'
now than they did a few weeks age
Amcnx them are Cummings and
Vandowsrt of Boston and Garcia o.
Aihunucroie. Nsudcwart Is shipping
the pollock and Fullerton clips which
hu has recently purchased
Mrs. II Hilton. the Young wife
Of II Hilton 81 Nnsdalena- died at
the Hotel Dicu in Fl Paso. Monday
morning aS n O'Clock q typhoid
fever. falloufss en- Illness of several
months Mr Hilton left here sun
day night on a special in response to
an urgent summons and reached his
wlfes bedside Monday morning be-
fore she hccame unconscious The
BODY VAS Drought a Magdaiena and
the funeral held yesterday afternoon
most of the stores closing while the
funeral Nas in progress. Mrs.. Hilton
was Miss Ernraa Phillips os this place
before her marriage 10 Hilton few
years aEo aud WAS very popular here
August Kichne of NeSrite, Socorro
county. IS shipping between twelve
and fourtsen hundred had % stock
cattle Belonging to him 10 Dorsey, y
NJ teday. Kiehue j. re-loSf'ins near
Dorsey and is shipping ail his cattle
that he can gather O. the new ioca-
t-or-
The cattle became frightened st
the train yesterday afternoon while
ccrraisd here ard staruPeied. tearing
away one whole side 90 the corral
fence In thcir uild rush. Ne one Vas
hurt ana tire cattle were corraled
again IS saon a. the fencc could oe
fixed
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29
NUMBER YOUR HOUSE.

is your house numbcrcde
li not, put a number cn lG Don
he a cipher In the arlthmctical
scheme Of greater Albuquerque The
city council has discovered that the
matter ot numbering houses has bccn
generally overlooked 10y recent build.
crs, Il makes trouble for mail ear
riers and delivery boys and miVc'
things up an around. not 60 have youg
housc properly and immediately NUM-
hercd. and AN delinquent cltlacns in
this rcgard are urged 10 set busy and
nail up a number. And hc sure it is
the right number even u IL has 10
be g3.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29

There Is a nature fakir somewhere.
The esteemed Santa Fe Almanac, evil
IDENTIFY touched In some tender ana
tomical spot by the exposure by this
paper OF the "non-partisan" deal by
Mr.. Fan in Otero county. rather
angr'y ealls the Morning JoIran. q
"hyena. The evening paper just
naturally mad all over on general
principles. calls us a monkey" There
is such wide disparity IN the class
iflcation that the Morning Journal is
forced to believe that the geological
experts OF these two newsy puhlica-
tons have sllowed the angry Fass'ons
Of the moment to befog their faunal
discrimination.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29
MUST PAY $4,000 on
CAR OF CANADA OATS

Seattle. Wash July 1s-The Unit
ed States hoard of general appraisers.
in a decision reached here today. con-
firms the duty q ss5.0ee imposed on
a trainload Of Canadian oats which
". ". Robinson supplied a the gov
eminent last wear Tor feed Robinson.
Vho had a contract 20 supply forage
Tor army horses in the Philippine ISL
auds- maintained that In filling a con-
tract hs could buy feed stuff where
BE- pleased and when his trainioad o.
Canadlsu oats vas brought here he
pald the duty and appealed
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29
PRETTY FAIR WALRUS
STORY THIS: NATURE
FAKERS SAW 10000

Ssatils. WasH Jaiy -S-The Esse-
nre t-udlrE schooucr. Helen John
SIT. 1v1es and 1zgizltci tg l-outs
Lane. SEA 20 l-tariss 4. Ians. the CAL
lfs-ris rrllliaraire. o. Tuly S elcclnt-
crat a herf g s7.ctt uairas swim
i1E ir re 50 uezr ths nleueie ISL
srts lz HshrirE Strait ne animals
covered a. arrz % several acre< of
Hafer srl the srhccrfr. after trF-
ma o. sl th-oueh the he-a. trsE O.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29

The viii OF the deceased president
OF an express company-and not one
OF the leading companies at that
shows that he was worth considerably
over cool round million of dollars.
Yes, there Is apparently some money
in the express business. Old man
platt himself didn't die broke.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29
Snap Shots Fro m the
Southwestern
Sdncfunls


John lawson has been appointed
eS thc cay council 70 take care *
au thc ciies horses and drive the
nre tcsm to aii fires HIS duty Is 10
bo I'D tho 0ro station continually SO
that in ease ~ lirc there viii be no
delay iR setting le the fire. Mr.
lawson San be seen every evening
out ia the town drisiisg the new fire
wssun. exercising thc tcam.--Hcro-
ford Record.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29

TIE MasrtuEinn. n e.. Fost si-
mlis -Nea NeUce and Arluns ros-
ssss thc natural rts1urces and the cli-
matte u hieh shoaid. under state sev-
erciCuts. turn the tiie cf irmigration
F,crr slreaEiy on are solthscst- he
iide rt iuir-l gratiou has t-csu this u-ag
the resl ttree gtsrs hecause oI car
natural resources Ehe aeveipFaasrt ri
ntieh coall rri hsve retarded thcir
! Ercvth. ulih 1T shhalt sEatshoot -
/ ncmlrE Head rtt
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29

number OF leading Russians have
been jailed fer corruption. This par
ticular style of corruption seems 60
be the matter with every Russian who
doesn't agree with the government.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29

Americans in northeastern Mic
aragua are safe. reports gunboat
commander. safest on a gunboaL no
doubt, And nothing is stated as to
southwestern. southeastern and north
western Nicaragua.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29

Being an enumerator in Alaska is
not all beer and skittles. When YOU
have TO climb a snow clad peak, cross
half a dozen glaciers, wade through
a few torrents and traverse twenty
foot snowdrifts with the mercury 20
below TO count one stolid gentleman
in an igloe. the game seems hardly
worth the candle.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29
AUT0M0BlLlST TRIES
TO WRECK PULLMAN
CAR AT 0EMlhG
Ispeei.i csrr,sponssnes to NorDiAs JournaII

tsPecisi Cerrespcndenee 10 Aoraing SeufnAii
Deming y. 81. July 27.-J /.
sSsiu', 81. ia attempting to start his su-
temobiie az the Union depot today.
backed the machine into No which
was just pulling in II made a wreck
Of the machine and tore the step
from the Pullman coach
VIII Foster of DNyer i in Dem
ing today on business
J. C. Wiimarth, of the Fl Paso
Herald. is in Dcu1ing today
Msssrs- Freeman. Robertson and
HlrtzeE. sii az Texas. ieft ncming
TODAY for home.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29

~urg farming is llg question
one 90 tae olsEest abe present gem
eTaton wal D. csliea upon 90 ccn-
s.ttr. % means 81 increased pros
peF.iy O. arid regions rural homes 10
those in conycsted ceutcrs. occupAtion
for the antmpiayet. food for The
hungry ft means wesith ard happi-
ness ior thousands Boa using and
munous SCI, untcrn- ---arriscso Out
hook
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29

Tho dcmrcrats are vicring effh ths
asaal alarm the Inevitable disposition
.ei ropuhiisan fast.ozs to s,s taEtthel
--as witness The unexpected finale iu
.the ohio eorycntion- % Is a inost re-
msrksoie fsaturc of repuhlicsn fac-
tious thai they guit factior1lnr sud.
ccnly Nheu the shoa down cuncs.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29

er was on the johnson and the incl
dent viii be recorded scientifically.
This Is said TO be the largest herd
ever seen and seems 70 discredN re-
ports % the impending extinction Of
walTus through hunting for its ivory
tusks
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29

Moorhood, Minnesota. consisting
chiefly of saloons will De deprived oi
its chief means Of prosperity unless
prohibition restrictions are removed.
complain the liQuor men. II this rule
MAY bc generally applied. We are en-
TERMS on a terrible season og aivers-
iy m a good many quarters q ths
eoauiry besides Moorhcad.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29

II the Albuquerque journal is not
now wearing a collar as it freely
boasts, ii has changed It's views dur
ing the last two years 70 wonderful
extent. and must be almost tho equal
of a boa constructor in swallowing
nasty doses without gagging. .-Ros-
well Record.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29

The citizens who protest they have
all the hard luck in the world ought
to remember Count Zeppelin and
cheer Immediately up
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29

Colonel Roosevelt has done Just a
little better than the man who could
keep silent In seven language.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29

Tho president of tho Ncw YORK
Central fails Co discover "a single
cloud In the financial sky" he must
have "a different kind of pccunary
iirmamont from the ordinary cltiaen.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29
CONTAMINATION rm MN.

fhs rsEeu 20 Fay Ncsaurs expert
= ne seftFtraent cfnce 81 rcul
Feacs- naes o. tae commissioners 81
i-tr1-i'lia eouri1 GA the ceadalcn q
tas cezaiy rea1s zna the tsst usthc.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29

The latest and most mcuacing
motor danger is the ease with which
the buzz wagon lends itself to eloping
purposes.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29

ksnsas Ctu alsEatrh SAYS ths
foitauete1ie lnalaus rca uss thsir
thu-hs ss d rsrk Instead q ihs X
n atiestiHg their strnsfnrsS 10 -
iiart-ff aaa thef aaar nrca anv ink
90 thsir th1u,s n thsy are fks ccr
lll-liis -<'ecc-l1e Sun.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29

While doctors in conference dis
cussed ihe bad cfferis a. tobaccc. the
raom nas thick with smoke from
thelr oNn cigars -Farmington IN
ttrlrlsr
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29
EXPRESS COMPANY HEAD
LEAVES OVER MILLION

Neu YORK. July -s.-An appraisal
90 ths estate of Nichari J O'Rrier-
PRS Gent of ire southern Express
cemrany. rho died On SEPTEMBER II.
iftt. g Med - the STATE transfer
TAX apprsiser today shous that he lsft
an estate cu1sstlrE % personal Prop
erty aziF vainca at st.-ss.4ft
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29

I, is about time for the formal an
seek the south pole by automobile.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29

What do you know about Laura
jean Libby at her ago soins on the
stage