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The Calumet news., 1911-12-13

necessity for real use came 10 us. The
house of Eucharist Brule on Isle Roy
|ale street was burned to the ground
but after hours Of hard work Of the
Grcmeu we saved the house of Z. T.
/ Douglass on the south and the Metho-
dist church on the north. After all
danger was over we knew tnat we
were the best fire company i'm the
world
In this same year. 1861. the village
/ Of Houghton was Incorporated. and iu
/ December tho council took over an ,he
property OF the fire company. and thus
you got the d3te for your anniversary.
Ny toast would Doe "Hero is hopinE
that your future history may Doe as
satisfactory as taFt or Jho past has
heeu."
Very siucor0't yours
Crnum Pope
Charles DeGraU. aa tnc moss, oldest
T member II the department u.a called
upon 10 speak. but declined ua The
ground that public speaking Waa not iu
I his line.
Joseph stahl. who for forty years
\ has been member Of thc village Gre
\ dghtiug force, related some interesting
\ incidents of early days, when men with
\ troug arms and strong backs pump
! cd the old hand engine. Ho told of
Louis Noetsch's entrance into the doc
pJrtmeHt and related how the present
chief had advanced step by step to ,hc
position he now holds. speaking in
terms OF praise Of the efficiency OF Mr.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-13

Veterans at the Houghton fire han
this evening has been postponed until
Friday evening.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-13
WATCHES
RINGS

Every ring we sell is fully
guaranteed and we show the
choice goods OF five different
manufacturer. An especially
fine line OF Siguet Rings.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-13

Don't fail to see our
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-06
THE DYnAmITERS
Nc C'Namara Brothers and Their 1is- tory in BlOwing-up Structures of NOn.UniOn COnStructiOn-


road bridge. on a Pittsburg Construc. ton job at Chicago. on a bridge across the Raritan river at Perth Amboy. x. J.; on n B.& O. bridge near Bradshaw, Md: on the Chelsea piers In the city of New York. in bridge materials for the American Bridge Company in the Pennsylvania railroad yards at Phlla oelphia on bridge over the Miami liver at Dayton. O.. on railroad bridges oI viaducts at Bay Chester. N. Y.. Ak in. Md. Somerset. Mass. Buffalo. Gin einnati. St Louis and in buildings at Cleveland and Kansas City--and 90 on. on the night of July I bridge was blown up on the Lehigh Valley rail road at Buffalo juts few minutes before passenger train wa s due. and the train was stopped within two hun dred yards of plungins Into the wreck and Killing the passengers
 tTo De Continued
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-06
CANADIAN TUo TEES is SAFE. Special Nugget Service.

V1CTOR1A.De C. s.--The ocean go- ing tug Tees. of the Canadian Pacific railroad arrived in port in tow of the Vessel dispatched to It's assistance. The Tees is in bad shape and will have to go Into dry dock. her keel and bottom having been badly damaged by pound ing on the rocks after going ashore. All the forty odd people on board are reported we'll and none the worse for their experience.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-06
MATTERS OF RECORD
NOVEMBER 2a. 1911.
 Locations.

SNerison group claim. on Mitchell cretk. a tributary Of Arctic creek; J. w. Keen ct al. Sept. 2s. 1911
 Hot group claim. right limit Nome river. north of Banner creek. J. w. Johnson et al: Nov. 22. 1911.
 Cake association claim. adjoining Hot claim; John Halderson et al: Nov. 2f. 1911
 Protection association claim. left itto 'it Skate creek. a tributary of Banner creek: Christ. Gudmundson et al Nov IT. 1911.
 Homestake association claim. be- tween Nome river and Banner creek; Frank Arnold ct al. Nov. 22. 1911.
 Proofs of Labor.
 Tip Top lode claim on divide be- tween Anvil and Glacier creeks. Big Four Big Four No. l. Big Four No. and Big Four No 3lode claims. be- tween Glacier and Anvil creeks. Fred West ct al
 Nos and above on Big Hursh creek c F1odin-
 NovEMeER 27. 1911
 Locations.
 Banner association claim on iert i'm It Banner creek. John Sksin et al; Nov. 23. 1911
 Stella lode claim. right limit No 10 Anvil creek: c. Nj. Niisen. Nov. is. 1911.
 Forfeiture Notice.
 Augusta Flynn to Goode Mining Co. et al. Blue Bell lode claim on Trilby mountain.
 Proofs of Labor.
 Nos. a3 and A above on Osborn creek: O. F. Nilsen ct al. New Year and Bessie lode claims be tween Anvil creek and Snow guich o. F. Nilsen ct al Sharp goup on Thompson creek and Summer bench No on right limit Alpha creek: J. s. Kimball et al
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-06
ou00E kheiM NOT CANDIDATE, Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. Dec s.-simoa Guggenheim. the republican senator from Colorado. whose term expires on March 3. 1913. stated for publication today that he would not be candi- date for reelection when his term expires
 His private business requires too much of his time to allow of neglect ing to help run the affairs of the government and he will step down and out after a year from next March.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-06
OR. ]. M. SLOAN.

Ofice hours: to : end ' to s:3o p. m. Phone. 0nics. Main <S real. dsnce Black C.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-06
hilLMAN WILL hAve
 TO % TIME
Spee,si Nugget Service.

Spee'si Nugget Serviae.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Dee G.-Yester day morning among the bunch of de clsions handed down by the circuit court of appeals Ninth district was one confirming the conviction and sen tenCr found and passed upon the St attlc millionaire. C l. Hilmsn
 Hiilman made large fortune ln Seattle by plating townaites or ad ditions to the city during the boom times and reaped a large harvest from Hillman City. Green Lake and other additions. where he carried on methods for securing payments or the property back In a manner that kept him con stantly in court
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-06

etsssmsnts printed Nsosss osIss.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-06
ROCKEFELLER RETIRED
 FROM STANDARD OIL
Special Nugget Service

Special Nugget Service.
 NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-Yesteriay af- ternoon at the meeting of the board of directors Rockefeller resigned as president and director of the Standard oil Company. His resignation was ac. cepted and Archibald. who in reality has been the executive. head of the concern for years. was elected to fill the vacancy
 The resignation of Rockefeller will in no way affect the monopoly. the management will be conducted in the future just the same as in the past.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-06

We handle -Ssiset beer made from specially ssieetsd Bohsman hope. The ,t beer brswsd on the Paeikc coast Price reasonable. Delivered st your door ire of charge. Try tiIi, beer and ~'u will be convinced. Ths eaoIs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-06
WEATHER RECORD
OEceM eER $. 1911.

OEceMeER s. 1911. Temperature-daximum. above: minimum 10 below.
 Barometer -zs.si inches. weather-cloudy.
 Wind--CaIm.
 oEcGMoER G 1911. : .Temperature--Msxi above: mirimum below. Barometer-2s.S4 inches. Weathsr-Clear
 Wind--NE.. miles per hour.
 ARTHUR GIBSON. ohsarvsr. 4. .. DANCE FRIDAY gvgNiNQ rhs 4. 1's will slvs sns ss slps'r weekly daness eriday s~salos. D.. essrsss a tes A.. 2s end sss's frssnds. tA@aNaa,aa<a asfaH~h tlaa~>e AA~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
EXPRESS MAN BATTLES
BIG BUNCH OF BIRDS

EatrIue tWo hundred and rry
canary birds De- 90 ioh ior AN ordinary
mortal 60 rgu hy ol" But this Is
the task thW t.u This morning Jo a.,
BOT OF SIR E,u.U.t. an attach, of the
W'lls Fargu Express company ald
hr performed -it IKE u man IN,
birds aIr hardy little creatures on a
trip Ul1m Sow York Gao % big bird
tnuN Boo Lls Aua,lrs
Tho contract A.tr the express COM
ptnt calls for i,.dius them and Civ.
mg trW q bath. Each bird travels in
60 Whitfield wooden cngr. eight inches
loo each "f its rupi"l dimensions The
Ingenious method adopted Dos ,h, exc
press man BOB handling theW. was 90
inNc the cages u rows or seven. like
GO ross ut bricks handled log "A mason,
and O." p'ag, Thorn ou AN rNprrss
truck, ANA turu luc hose upon N,m.
After each victims hy turned the
cages uEer ana washed the other
side Placed n al, sun 10 dry, tho
cnnari's occupied most of tVo cx-
press trucks. anal with tho warming
thry got from 900. sum- they set up a
NttA JOYOUS melody
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
HOPEWELL CALLS A
MEETING Of THE
ADVISORY BOARD
New Mexico Committee of Ne
tional Irrigation Congress
to Confer in Mountainair,
On Resources Day, Aug. 5.

Col " : Hopowoll. chairman of
Use Sew Mexico advisory committee
600 ih, National Irrigation congress.
har called meeting of lhc commt.
zee 10 be- held Va Moun,alnal on New
Mexico Resources DtA. August 5th
Colonel Hoppwcll has already be-.
'ei'ed acceptanCos from practically
eYol} member col the committee pho
conferences pro Misses io he an unusual.
N Important enc The committee h.
nni % very large one. Consisting of less
Than litrcn men These fifteen men.
however are Nitnily Interested IN th,
progIers and development OF New
Mexico They realize The Inn lortance
of me work heiHs carried on ht The
National irrigation congress. which
meets this Nsat m Chicago anu are
determined THAI New Mexico shall
derive eyttN possible henCht from
gathering A plan at action toward
having New Mexico well advertised
N ihe congress, win be- oulued at
The meeting OF me advisory commit
tee on Resources Day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
MAI,kIT LETTER;

! Kansas CITY StOckyatds Jul, 30
The cattle run here last week was cut
| iu TWO as compared win th, previous
week., the big decrease due Geo NOR,
favorable outlook boo the country.
Naturally the market improved uudpr
this treatment the olusr usug 600 90
g" cents higher for k,lupg kinds and
tu To- 'u cents ON stuckrrs and fr,d-
ors The best grades ct fut cattle
advanced the least 90, lower grades
setting ,h, nigRpst ssua as th, lat
ter had Co sell az tuiuuu. rates at tho
close uf the prey iuus V,,h Th, mar
k,t her, advanced uJ u,,h. white
Chicago prices declined just as stead
iN. Iu anomalous condition. uuu Dr
unequal distribution nt tb, supplies
at tn, various markets kansas Dit
territory bias received g. iulr amount
90 rain during tu, ra. two weeks.
bud th, dry weather Influence, uu rv-
cclpts at this market hu% practically
been removed The run b,rr tuda, B..
400" head. including IGUu head uf
quarantine" cattle. % Dr. sald that r.-
D,ipts from quarantine trrritur, viii
10, smul for some tim, au,u0. as
shippers viii either put us much
weight on their cattle us the, can.
cor wait for tu Improvement 900 MAR
h't prices. uuil, pastures hnid out
Top dry lot etpDfs briug $3.50 Geo
f6.5i. aud ull corn i,d uattl, s,u
above 5000, kansas pasturr cattle
hriug $500 Co sells. from the Tint
bills. and other uttiv, grass cattle
s,ll at "a rams, pl Sito o. $3.50 quar-
tufIu. .f....r. lVItr q pu d. 81 D.. r.ttt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
BIG CROWD WILL GO
. ON SPECIAL TRAIN
TO CHAUTAUQUA
Albuquerque Day, on August
10. Promises to Be One OF
the Real Big Days at Noun.
tainair.

Tho special tram which viii ro
from Albuquerque Jo Nouumluur and
return un August lu CARRYING big
drI'sHuuu oi bu,-t.Js Co assist W
making Albuquerque day" grand
success prumiscs Geo pr loaded tu the
sUurd rlls Tine rNJr m.E lov CO. ana
trip rae, of $3.50 uas struck Dc puuu-
iur ,hwd with MANY Albuquerque
p""ulr a o.. strour rup b. BOO cha se
ol ARRANGEMENTS rr Albuquerque
la has received assurances from
a 1arg, number oI people fhut they
VIII mtk' lur trip.
Those vino wish ro go on The spc
oial uniu. hut wish 10 remain IN
NuUntuinair for sov,8l dots. H au
so The, win Doe required however
To- pW,hls, thr .'gular exclusion
tickets. which will uc sold az 81 o.
'or ne round "Trip
The business men of The city are
taxing an active iuiprcstsm making
the excursion succrss and mum.
boJ of chem have Indicated their in.
icntiou OF sending rcprcseutatiycs on
Tho trip for vacation and pleasure
iaIut.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
SLUGGISH TRADING
IN INDUSTRIES
Wheat and Corn Close Higher
for September; Cattle Mar
ket Strong; Wool Is I'M
changed.


tBS ENrninR Hrrnid 4 q. leased wIrel
chicago. JulN -2 Less favorable
crop reports today nom both sides ot
the Canadian line put mp the price OF
wheat ps"uuragiug advances regard.
ins lddia and the Argentine were also
factors ON the bull side september
started at ~ % to a. the sane
change from last might as the market
taecu altogether \ rise 60 ~ rs
followed Wheat closed easy bat 3lc
higher Tor September
urt weather and forecast ut more
gave corn decided liu september
opened natl 10 ,.N higher 10 - rs
90 go 80. bot fell back go 90 80 Corn
closed firm with september 5.N higher
Hedging sales bt cash houses rcla.
Vvrh weakened oats September
started unchanged lNHl.i higher at
lass to 81 ~. toucho! 81 5.> ana
reacted 10 ~ 3.N
Provisions held steady with hogs
First sales were unchanged to l-21
up with september delivery SN21 ~
tor lard and s. 80 tor rios Puctic
OTIS nothing was don, iu pork
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
Wall Street

New YORK, luly ~ Inc upward
movement iH stocks was resumed a'
HE opening OF The market today
Union Pacific Was the strong leatur,
Oi the list. advancing 5-N to 1872 b.
los high price of the wear Gains else
whore were small but virtually th,
entire list haired In the advance
After opening gains had been no.
creased acuonally the market casoI
on selling orders were met c1sit,
and tho list retained parts oI ih.
gains. New Haven, American Wooden
preferred ana American Car Foundry
preferred gained point
The market closed easy The hrm
ness OF the first hour gave way to dull
ness ami Il sagging tendency In the
latter trading all the gains being
lost
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
RECIPROCITY
Ccon,lnurd from Page one)

Brstow aud curtis Kansas Burn
ham New Hampshire, Capp and Sell
son, Minnesota clark and warren
WNum'ng Crawford and Gamble
south Dakota tumuinS ana keuN on
iowa, Dixon Montana: Gronna and
McCumber. Sorth Dakota. IaFoictte
Wisconsin Lippitt Rhode Island
Lprtmrr ILLINOIS puNer. prnnsyl-
N.,n.a. Page. Vermont smith Michi-
rar Smoot ltah
Democrats against Bailey. Texas.
Clarke Arkansas simmons North
Carolina
Republicans for an, bU gudl,s
koutuck> Nrandcgec ana Mclean
Connecticut BrSss Sew Jfs.l.
Brown. Nebraska. Burton ohio.
rranc ana Lodge, Masss husrtis Du,-
iom. Illinois Guggenh,m. Colorado.
lSncs and rpindeNter Washington
NiNou Nevada, P,nroe,. p,uusN
'auia Perkins aud WORKS "auf1f-
nia, Richardson. Bclaaar Uu.f
Nrv Nprh stephenson Wisconsin
Nowscud Nj hIgsn W.tupr.. Hhpd,
Island
Democrats fur Bacon Georgia
Hankhcsd and Johnston. Alabama.
BRYAN aud Fletcher Florida cham
btriaIn oregon. ''bI'tou and Watson
West NirguIU DuInprsun Texas.
hu' ArNauss- Foster. Louisiana
Gore. oklahoma. pNtp. oklahoma
HH.h.p.k nebraska johnson NsIu,.
k'rn auj ShNrI fudtaua Martin
ono swanson Virginia MARITIME. Sew
i'rse, Mtors Montana Noviauds
N'tadu. 'Goruan Sew Y..k. over.
man \'rtn carolina Painter k,u-
tUrk} rumrrruv Dhiu Reed and
Stone. Missouri smith MARYLAND
Smith. south sroina ra.fur r.u-
uc-spr. Williams MIs.Is.rnU
Nu ausiNvs ot mo VOC. showed .Hat
- hrpunt. voted aGsntt 900. hlI
and iu favor ~ b. vhU. three
Democrats voted AGAINST It aad gg u
fhtur uI
tn, senators whu N~r. a biscuit were.
Dupont Delaware Frt, Maine cal
unget Nrn btmps r', Les Trnues
zee. PES Mississippi Raw uer Mar
land Tuman. south srouna
The senators who 'tsrr ures,nt bui
dic NOT vote because of h.ing paIrsa
With ghsent senators we've punng.
ham. Vermont. sutherland. Jtah
Thornton Louisiana
Therr ~, tW1 senate vacancies
From Georgia duc to tu. e-ignatiou
ot senator rTfeI aud Colutado
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
CONDITIONS BETTER
ON COAST LINES
Flock of Delayed Santa Fe
Trains From West Arrive
Today; Today's Trains Are
Somewhat Delayed.

Traffic ou tn, santa BE- coast lines
win ruu smoothly TOMORROW. Del tn
opinion of railroad officials her, toe
ddN. Five sections cot So. lo arrived
bcf"r" % O'Clock tnis afternoon. The,
represent ull pf se,tordats caStbuUnd
trains from the coast lines aud toe
da} regular 40. which arrived az 2
o'clock. stub train was sent out
ia Ms place at SGD this morning
Tuday.s SO. D.. reported ror t.tu.
80. Z az $3.50 and so. at 1850.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
SPRECKLES TELLS
HOW SUGAR WAR
WAS SETTLED
Scrap Began Soon After For.
nation of Trust in 1887 and
Continued Until 1891 and
Was Very Fierce.

NV 'Nrninu Nefnld Y. y leased wire
Nr' N"tN IHI| How 'h'
800. between iu. -U,,. t.l. ui,y..t
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION
COMPLETES ORGANIZING
Officers Elected and Constitution and
Bylaws Adopted: NJ Nash
President

The Albuquerque industrial assoc.
citation, AN organization of business
mon. whose announced purpose is TO
plomuie The mechanical and indus
rial Interests of the oitN and 10 IN
cuicatc Just ana cpuituhla principles
OF trade had completed is urganiza-
ton ana elected Officers as follows
President NJ sash vice president.
J. T. Boll second Vice president. Wal.
lace iless'lden scCrolaIt. Auo Hun.
M treasurer " IL Chamberlain
The association has also adopted "A
constitution gud bylaws
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
CHICAGO Livestock.

CHICAGO, July 22.--Caulc rccoipts
900 Market steady Becvcs S5.uOd
go. T"Nas steers tiiuN 600. west
crn steers Si0ou 500. stcckors anu
feeders 81 oUH go: cows and beifcrs
3 3eI $50. calves S5.2jN1.1j.
Hog receipt, ll,uUu Market stead,
no j., M-bct light S635nGN5 mix
ed S. i0UGN2 l2. heavy So lOHGNu'
rough 81 loUG-5. good go ohoiC,
heavy s63'mG>O. pigs S5IpNG.i5.
uud OF sales SGlNUG.15
sheep receipts 1000 Market stealv
Native g. 500 iGi. Western S'U0N
so. yearlings $4,000 go. lambs M
tive Si,1H 13i. western Si5uW {. 90
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22

cpipts NuO Market strong native
steers 75mGS5. southern steers
S311uiG5. southern COWS and hoir
crs S25oN $50. native COWS and heil.
ers a. iom6 80. stockers ana feeders
sa.2i4t uu, bulls s2i5mI75. calves
Si.noWG.I,. western steers 81 j0M6l1.
western cows 81 sou so.
Hog receipts Nuu0 Market STEADY
Bulk Of sales C25n6 30. heavy ST. a.
~ $50. packers ana butchers SG356T
6.55. lighJs SG.2OUG.iO
Sheep receipts 200. market steady
Muttous So 1oms l5. lambs sG005r
100. fed Wethers aud ycarlings $3.50
V5.25. fed western ewes $2.jOn 90
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22

a Lincoln. Neh. girl writes. 4 had
been aillng FOR some tie with chronic
constipation ana stomach trouble
began taking Chamberlain's stomach
and liyer Tablets ana In three dsys
! WAS able to bee up and got better
right along am tho proudost girl
10 L.ucoln 10 nud such good uedi.
cine For sale by All denlers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
MADER0 NOW FREE TO
NAME MINISTER OF WAR
Icncrnl BERNARDO IicNc~ Sacrifices
Himself "a Cau-c: Mul &c satisfied
WITH OthVr Posts ~ Cabinet.
90, Es-",nH urraid \ u Leased w,r.,

McNic" city July 2,.- Uc0ausc OF
The growth of th, opposition u the
ranks OF ,nc Madrrists. G,u,ral Rcr.
uprdo R"s.s stated Zoo pu inter, Jew
to-day shat Ac released Francisco l.
Mddrro from hl. promI~, 90 APPOINT
hIn minister uf war NhyI Nadyro
was elected president of Mexico
% is believed Madpru Niu insist
that Ery,. accept place Iu tb, Dub-
ir't notwithstanding tn, prot,. ts
from many OF tu, IrUJIur Supporters
Wh" urot.s. Goo s'. danger lu u APP
poinlm.ut tu government post one
vh" uas been associated with th, old
regime,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
FOREST FIRES RAoE
NoHTh oF JUNEAU
tns EY~nisG aeraIa a. - Leased wIgsb

Washington, July ~ Fnres' nres
have been raging In NJ yicinit Of
Haines Alaska. for the past three
days and now are within hall q mile
ri the town according 20 q reRor le.
ceiyed here today No mention Is
snade ri loss o. life a. vet Hsino
IL aDoW 3j miles northwest OF Juneau.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22

New York lulN 90 Cotton spo,
closed quiet, 10 points higher Mid.
ding uplands $3.50. middlnp cult
kl3 SO No sales
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22

Liverpool July % Closing. cotton
spot small business, prices point
lower; American mildllng fair. t7gt,
good mlddiing $3.50. middilng s1.3N;
low middlIng Sis. good ordinary
sG.g2 ordinary 81 sales 900 bales
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
Governor Colquitt Predicts
State Will Go Wet BY l00,-
900 Votes; Youngsters Fol.
low Him 10 Polls.
WOMEN AND CHILDREN
BIG FACTORS IN FIGHT
Vote On Constitution Amend
ment TO Prohibit Sale and
Manufacture of Liquor
Causes Bitter Struggle. =


b.ff.. ....e f.F. .. won
d'' -li"nsn'."7 40 'h, n''.h'''
portion .| rho state aud '1ir weather
yr,,4il.uy LODI. Cd. .,... .ofufr lr.
.. .r.. nan
''i'' "'''''"- '"' '"'r''" '' ''''e'
VIDE prohibition. spite OF the bad
weather u many towns aud .UD~ "a
the northern putton. boWoN't. % rec.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
Mnnnu Market.

New York. Iuly % Cali money
nominal Prime mercantile paper im
I ~. Mexican dollars ilc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Youne

WANTED Young married couple
d'airt room and buatd prefer prI-
waite family Not nvalids. References.
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Wool Market

ST. Louis, July % Wool uachang
ed; territory ana Western mediums,
l16i - nnr mediums lGHl1 l.2 hut
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
MOTION TO QUASH
|. SUSTAINED BY
JUDGE ROBERTS
Case Against Justice Jose E.
Romero Dismissed Charges
Should Have Been Made By
District Attorney

Ou th, grounds that charge, aglins
AN official should p, preferred Dt IA,
dist'irt atturue, cog som, other au-
thorily whose duty Is b. tr prosecute,
Juds' e. i Roberts pf Ration sitting
ia chamber. 100 the SECOND judicial
court today sustained % motion To-
puasu tho case against Ju-tiy, ut th,
Peace Jose ikumcro. th, p,DuSa.
tions against him having been made
hN Attorney Modesto e. ortiz to-
Nero was represented bN Ntturu,, ~
a. lleauock Nttorn,N ortiz mad, e
number OF charges against Rom, Co.,
alleging iucomp"tcurN, among other
things II is understood that th,
proper procedure 100 the cas-, Will pr
taken tt once aui Rum,ro Vil auaIu
Doc asked iu answer the charges mpdr
hN 'ftIr 200 th, meantime Rom, .u
is luSt., Hf ih' rrar, of Precinct $50.
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81 Louis, July 22 Spelter strong
1856.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-22
New York Metals
CotInn Marknl.

New York luly - Lead and cop.
per nominally unchanged silver 50 ~