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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-05
THE 1911 FABLE OF THE LOGICAL FINISH OF THE PROGRESSIVE MANIAC

Once there was a staid and welI-be-
haved Citizen who took home a dab OF
Steak, wrapped up in Brown paper. near
~ every Evening. and found his Excite
ment by working on the Puzzle Column
in the Church Paper.
In order TO run out to his Farm and
save the Expense OF keeping a Horse.
he purchased kind OF Highway Beetle.
known as Runabout. It was one
Lunger with a Wheel Base OF nearly IS
inches and tow Coal OIL Lamps.
When standing still. Il painted like a
Newfoundland Dog and breathed Blue
Smoke through the ellis.
II steered with a Rudder. the same as
a Canal Boat. and every time It started
up per cent Grade II became Black
IN the Face and tried to lie down.
When ne had recovered from the first
Frenzy OF Joy over his successful effort
to exceed the Speed Limit OF u miles an
Hour. he began TO notice that all the
large brutal-looking Cars with the swol-
len Wheels came along and tried to Ditch
him, and showed him the same courteous
consideration that would be lavished upon
Colored Republican Orator in Tusca-
Ioosa. Ala.
Road to adjust the Buzzer and jiggle tire
Feed and clean the Plug. the idle Spec
tators would stand around and remark
that the Mixture was wrong and the igni-
ton was Punk and the Transmission was
a Fliv. So he knew he was In Wrong.
He traded for a dashing % Cylinder
AFFAIR painted Red. with a Tonneau as
wide and roomy as Telephone Booth.
and approached from the extreme Rear
by a small Door. as in the case of
Blind Pig. When he turned in the Run
about, he was allowed one Outer Casing
and a Jack in Exchange.
He was Some Motorist for about
Three Weeks after the delivery of Jug
gernaut Number Two. He wore Leath-
er Clothes. the same as Barney old
field. In the absence of Speedometer
he told what the Car could DO and got
away with II.
But when he bumped up against the
Owners Of the Big Touring Cars he was
just as much At home as a one-Armeu
Man at a Husfing Bee.
He began to discover that in the
Gasoline Set a Man is rated by the
number OF Cylinders he carries
At the beginning of the Third Sea-
son we find him steering a long, low,
rakish Chariot of Fire, with a Clock,
a Trunk Rack, an Emergency Ice Box
and all the other Comforts of Home
He had learned to smell a Constable
a Mile of and whenever he ran up be-
hind a Pewee Coffee-Grinder he went
into the high and made the Cheap Ma
chine look like a Fish
Whenever the Bobbler pointed to any
thing short of so he felt that he was
just the same as standing still. He
loved to throw open the Muffler and
hit the High Spots, never stopping UNI
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-05
UNCLE SAM TO SETTLE
MEXICAN BOUNDARY ROW

WASHINGTON. Sept 2.-The United
States government has begun further ne
gotiations with Mexico to settle prompt
~ by diplomacy the long-standing dis
pute between the two countries over the
ownership of the Chamizal zone which
forms a considerable part of the city OF
Fl Paso. Tex.
The recent arbitration decision in the
controversy by Judge Kee Fleur. of Can
ada, leaves the matter entirely unsettled.
in the judgment of United States Off
Gals. According TO experts. 1t is said,
the award provides no practicable basis
upon which the international boundary
line could he specifically determined.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-05
colt OF LIGHTNING IS
FATAL TO SUGAR PLAN FER

.PLAQUEMINE. La. Sept Randall
=. Robertson. aged 81. a prominent
sugar planter. was instantly killed. and
~ S. Williamson was knocked senseless
81 bolt OF lightning while riding horse
9ack near here this afternoon. Both
lorses were killed The bolt struck Rob-
srtson on the head. ran down his left
= 70 the stirrup. then Ieaped TO the
light stirrup and ran up his right side
y abe right shoulder. soaring the flesh
and leaving his body almost nude. VII
hanson revived at a nearby farm house.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-05
FINLAN DIS ANGRY
AT RUSSIAN POLICY

HELSINGFORs, Finland. Sept a.
Governor General Seyn. of Finland, has
forbidden the meetings to protest
against the Russian governments pro-
posed legislation. cutting OFF the Xiv
fnebe and Nylxirka parishes from the
province OF vfborg and adding them to
the province OF St Petersburg. The
measure has aroused the ire of the
Films. as II is regarded by them as the
first step in the partition OF Finland.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-05

Trust and imbedded IN solid Concrete.
A Neighbor went to the Widow and
Said: Il have Sad News for you. Your
Husband has gone to his Reward
When did he start ?" asked the Be-
reaved Woman.
ssAt Ten Thirty Eight was the Re-
ply. snt =
s'What Time is 1T Now7"
at lacks Four Minutes OF being
Eleven O'Clock"
Well" she remarked, in a Relieved
Tone. He must be There by, this Time,
unless he has had a. Puncture.s
Morai--The Cocaine and Morphine
Habits can be Cured. s.As7
tCopyrisht, 1911. by George .Ade.l
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-05

municipalities the right of single land
tax. Then there will be the fight with
HBig Business The corporations won't
sit idly by and let single tax pass be-
cause single tax means that the corpo-
rations must pay their share of the pub
lie expense. instead of forcing Mr.. Citi-
zen to foot the bill
In this city plans are under way for
the circulation of petitions asking for
submission to the voters of an amend
mept providing for single tax. Belling-
ham is also taking up the subject and
Seattle is also thinking seriously OF
single tax.
The single tax idea promises to be-
come just as big an issue in Washing
ton before long as recall of the JUDI
try.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-05
Manv PASSENGERS Hurt

NEW YORK, Sept. IA score OF per-
sons, after escaping injury in a wreck
on the Long Island railroad at Rocka-
way Beach late yesterday, were badly
hurt in panicky scramble to get out
of the. wrecked car. westbound steam
train was going slowly. when the en-
gineer saw an electric train on the
track ahead. His emergency did not
work, and a collision followed.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-05
SOLDIER GETS HIS PAY
DUE FROM CIVIL WAR

DENVER, Colo. Sept. 1.-Forty-six
years after he had put in claim
against the government for 1921,
James B. Earl, a veteran OF the civil
war. received his money. AS the gov
eminent pays no interest, Earl's check.
which he has just received, was for the
exact amount he claimed on August 16.
1866 when he was mustered out of
the union army. At that time his pay
check was short sI60 and his clothing
allowance II cents. Earl served with
the Fifth Iowa infantry and later with
the Fifth Iowa cavalry.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-05
GAMBLING HOUSE
FoR WOMEN ONLY

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. Sept. 2.
"A gambling house patronized
exclusively by wealthy women.
and operated by q woman, has
been in operation Tor several
weeks. according to the police.
on Nicollett avenue, Minneapo-
lis. the principal commercial
thoroughfare of the city.
Every afternoon an imposing
line OF automobiles stood at the
curb near the place. IT is said
the police took steps to stop the
play after husbands complained
that their wives were losing
money there.
According TO the police, whose
Investigation OF the place is not
yet finished. the rooms occupied
by the woman contained as
many as two dozen tables. all of
which were kept busy during the
afternoons. The place was
handsomely furnished and
luncheon was served every day.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-05
ARMY REGULATIONS
REALLY FOLLOW FLAG

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2.-The army
regulations follow the flag as far as
the colleges OF Porto Rico are concern
ed. The war department today decided
that an army officer legally can be
detailed as an instructor in military art
at educational institutions on the island.
The question has long been a mooted
one. An officer soon win be assigned
10 the university of Porto Rico.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-05
Cal and Doc Leaaue Rusv

BOSTON, Mass, Sept. 4-More than
5000 cats and $50 dogs went astray in
Boston during the month OF August, and
were cared for By the Animal Rescue
league In addition. advice and treat
ment for 5000 cats. dogs and other ami
mails. was given at the free clinic con-
Quoted by the organization.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-05
CAPTAIN VAN SCHAiCK
HAS MANY FRIENDS

NEW YORK. Sept. Capt. William
H. Van Schaick. the veteran navigator,
who served part Of ten-year sentence
in Sing Sing prison for his responsible
ity for the burning OF the excursion
boat General Slocum in 1904, has more
friends than he knew. The captain
was paroled nine days ago md he has
already received several offers OF en-
ployrnent One of them offers the SUI
printendency Of a tug building concerns
yards. He will accept as soon as he
feels physically fit.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-05
Cancer Cured
In 10 Days
Prominent Grand Army Man
Tells Remarkable Expert
ence With Cedar Hill
Sanitarium Treat
ment for Cancer.

James McMullen. for thirty years a
eading merchant IN Lebanon, and
srominent Grand Army man. says Of the
.edar Bill Sznitarium Treatment for
.ancer:-'I was for long time afflict-
Il with cancer on my lip. l was In
uced by a friend who had been cured
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-05
KEEL
WILL BE LAID SOON

NEW YORK, Sept. All the prelim-
mary work for the construction OF the
battleship New York at the Brooklyn
navy yard has been finished and IL Is
expected that the keel will be laid with
in the next ten days. Three thousand
men will be employed on the construc-
ton. A new mark for quickness in bat
tleship building is hoped for.
The New York will re several thou
sand tons larger than the Florida which
is now nearing completion at the yards.
1t is expected the New York will be
launched within a year.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-05
Greatest Nerve
ViiaIizer Known
SENT FREE
A Recent Discovery. The Most
Effective Nerve Strengthener
Ever Found by Science. Trial
Package Sent Free to Any
Man or Woman to Prove
It's Remarkable Re-
snlts-

This is the worlds newest safest
most reliable. and effective nerve in
vigorator, revftalizer, brain awakeneT.
body strengthener. without equal in
the worlds history of. medicine It
brings about change from that awful,
dull, weak, lazy. don't-give- hang feel
ing to brightness. strength, cIear-head-
edness and courage which is remark
able. It's results are better than you
would obtain from two-weeks' vaca
ZION on a farm
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-05

by your Cedar
Hill Sanitarium
Treatment to try
that remedy. and
within 10 days
the cancer drop
ped out. The heal
ing was so rapid
that / was soon
entirely well. with
but a slight scar
10 remind me OF
my terrible anlic-
ton. 1 know this
remedy cured me.
and that IL has
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-05

to put It to USE And they could afford
to, as there is no tax on the buildings
to be erected there.
ers?" you ask.
Who gave the land tts value. the
single takers reply. The people of Ia
coma gave 1t value. A corner in the
heart of city is valuable only because
thousands of people pass there every day.
Its no better land than that on the out
skirts.
The growth of Tacoma has made the
downtown corner valuable.
The people are entitled to the increas-
edAvalue that they created the single
tax men say
But the single tax advocates have a
long, hard row TO hoe 1t win take
constitutional amendment to give the
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-05
LEGISLATURE is
STATES HIGHEST COURT

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Sept THAT
the state legislature is in effect the
highest court in the state is the ruling
of Judge Sudley. OF the probate court.
in directing the postponement oI hear
ing because one of the counsel was en-
gagged at the capitol The legislature.
he said, as the highest court. takes
precedence over all others
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-05

LEWES, Del. Sept. "A silk
parasol recovered from the stom-
ach Of a huge shark recently
government lightship. has been
claimed by Miss Laura Dorsey, of
Saugatuck. Conn. She dropped it
overheard from a Long Island
sound steamer early in the sum-
mer. Miss Dorsey identified the
parasol by a monogram on the
handle
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-09-05

torney at various times. He was in
dicted with Tweed and others of the
ring in 1872, but his case never came
to trial.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
CHANGE IMPERATIVE
BECAUSE OF INJURIES

Because the injuries received BY
Louis Hesseiden IN the indian game
last Saturday are such that this crack
player OF the high school team will be
unable 10 be In the game for some
time to come. general shift OF the
back field has been made by Coach
Alton. Grimmer ID being coached to
do the drop Kicking and pnn'lnsl
though ut the latter stunt. iiaicomb
will relieve him when necessary. Hea'
selslen had been doing this. and made
some beautiful punts Ia the Menaul
game but Grlmmer Ii proving worthy
successor werning Will try hssf bach
for the week. lie Is regarded as thu
best material on hand for that POSI-
ton. Espinosa ~ playing end .agaIn
though ne 10 ettIi hnping '3em I
charley shorse sustained Saturday.
noys Guests al Supper.
The team. with Coach Alton las
night were the guests OF . a. shuf
iiebArger. father Of the sshuffy' wh.
plays left END TOT the high sehooi
The a'air was m oyster slipper a
the sturgcs, and the boys did Il Jul
credit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
'B|TUL|TRIC GOOD
SAYS F,C. FOX
Santa Fe Western Lines Mao
ager Approves Of Bitulith-
ic; Is Glad Storm Sewer Is
Provided FOR.

General Manager Frsd O FOX Of the
Santa re Western siIntH. stated Today
that In his opinion, blinllihic paving
was good. and that he was glad Albn'
qnerquc was koiIis 70 pu, J; In. We
vas much Interested ID the storm
sewer arrangemenia. and expressed
pleasure that some means Of caring
for storm water had bees devised.
'iItuliihic ID good pavement said
Mr. Fox. and | am glad that u is
going 10 he pat IN here was glad
70 be able 10 furnish Mr.. Stern With
the repor, which ne presented to the
council last week. Hut ! would IKE
to know what you are golng 10 do
about a storm sewer. We have heard
40 much about there being no need
for storm sever hero because OF
the sandy soil. but that sort OF talk IL
talk, nothing else Whenever II rains
we have been under water down here
Ut the foot OF Central avenue ever
since the railroad was bnilt. A paved
street viii not even absorb as much
water as the preacnl ones. and
hope they have ARRANGED for n storm
sewer Of some description"
Upon having the storm sewer plan
outlined by the city engineer at the
council meeting explained to him, Mr.
Fox Expressed pleasure that some
means are TO be taken fof the disposal
OF the water from the paved section
OF Central avenue, thus leaving the
yards thcre dry.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
RUMOR SAYS LUNA
COUNTY OUTLAW
IS DEAD
Reported That John Gates,
Who Was Wounded in Bat
tie With Posse, Has Sue
oumbed to Wounds.

That Gates the escaped convict
who was desperately wounded In the
battle between three outlaws and the
shcrlff's posse near single recently,
Il dead as result of the wounds
received IN that encounter. and that
his companion. whose name mas not
been learned. has surrendered Go
cowboys IN the mountains and viii
be turned over 20 thc authorities, u
the unconfirmed rumor that reached
the CITY today.
Mrs &. q. sutton. an Albuquerque
ladb who has been visiting for some
time I'm HnRlc and who was In that
city ~ the time the battle between
the officers and the outlaws took
place. returned 90 her home today
dust as / was leBvinE Ensla," said
Mrs. sutton. "a cowboy came Into
town and reported that natCa' con-
pnnion. boy not more than ~
wears old. had surrendered himself
and that Oates himself had died from
the wounds received IN the battle
with the Officers A. the time the
train left on which returned "a Al
buaucrquo no confirmation Of this
report had been received IN Engle,
but officers had left for the noun
talns 20 ascertain v the report was
true"
Il will be Remembered that IN a
desperate KUN flaht near EnRle last
Saturday afternoon between posse
under the command % Sheriff ~. u.
stephens ~ Luna county. ana three
outlaws. one ~ whom was John
Gates. an escaped prisoner, Dep
utiea Tom Hall ana Al smiihcrn.
at the posse and man named
Greer, the leader sf the outlaws. we're
Killed. while Oates was wounded
Gates aud HIS companion. however,
escaped 90 the mountains and the
officers have been III pursuit OF them
ever since II is believed that Gates.
being unable 10 secure medical at
tcnticn. hnccumbed ~ his wounds.
and that the third man. seeing the
fluliify OF any further attempt TO
csa.is the officers, surrendered him
self rather than take the desperate
chances that lay before him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
SAVE YOUR MONEY
BY TAKING 4
SHORT WALK

II you are one OF the Albuqucrque
women who have deferred the buying
OF your winter coat or suit. YOU eau
Have money by walking 20 Y. Ma
haram's new cloak and suit store al
5iG-bfS West Central avenue. Mr..
Maharam's line of women's ready-te-
wear garments Is new ana up-to-date
IN every particular. and an inspection
0f HIS stock VIII convince anybody
that his prices are the lowest IN the
city. The Mahnrnrn store IN the only
exclusive cloak ana suit store In the
city. and II can afford 10 make re-
markably low prices because Il u 10.
Gated outside the expensive. hlEh.
rental district
Among notable offerings az th'
Maharam store lust now are fashion,
able. high-eut. button shoes for Ia
dies M t2gs. These shoes come ~
tan. gun metal. patent leather and
Wei kid The lasts are the very lat
est. ana shoes OF this grade sell
everywhere for from $3.50 20 -.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
A NEW ELECTRICAL
AND MACHINE
COMPANY
Coleman-Fisher Partnership
Has Opened salesrooms and
Complete Plant on West
Central Avenue.

The latest addition to the Albu-
querque business community Is the
coleman-Fisher company. a machine
aud electrical supply house, with Of
fccs and plant at 5ii West Central
avenue.
The members OF ~ nrm arc J. d.
Coleman and .ciaadN f1s'ier. both
men OF wide expericpte In tlini. line,
who have been engaged in contract
ing work of various kinds In this city
for the past two years. The Coleman
Flsher company has a large and CON
plete plant and n prepared To do ma
chine work OF all kinds. The company
deals also In improved pumping ma
chinery and carries complete stocks
Of electrical sundrles and supplies.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
ARRANGEMENTS MADE
FOR SHIPPING BODIES
f,esnaln- 81 Ffrcmen Killed in scisoils
wrcck WIN HI sent Co Homes nj
Relatives Tonlsht aud Tomorrow.

Arrauwe fftrutfs WV ~iWifsK -frTri5r fwr
sending the bodles Of sh~ three fire.
men killed In the Scholie wreck. or
dying - a result OF injuries received
there. to out 81 town points. where
they have rclativeH
The body % Fireman A. J. Daugh-
erty VIII be rent "a Texlcp, where nc
has relatives. tonight on No. Si2. =
brother IL here attending to the ar
rangcmentH
Tho remains of Fireman Frank a
Scott were To have been shipped "a
cushing. Okla, tonight, but the faith
cr OF the dead mnn, who IA here At
tending 20 the funeral ARRANGEMENTS
to-day received message from q
brother IN washington, and VIII de-
lay the shipment until this brother
reaches here.
The remains " Fireman n Keith
will be vent 20 Phoenix. either tonight
or tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
SPECIAL RESERVATIONS
SURVEYS BEING MADE
Water rsiscF Sites aud ffzafioiss fns
ifrrcrsoirs Iicing ilcportrd ~ WASH
inasen Indian 0aice.

A series OF special surveys Of the
Indian reservations all over lhe com
my are being made now, and viii be
rerofied upon 10 the indian hufpan on
December |, furnishing data fer the
location OF water power plaptu and
reservoirs In times 10 comic. The idef
10 that The sites may he reserved from
entry should any rosefvstiQns be
opened to settlement later on. The
data n % be IN by December 4 ~ ofdel
that the secretary may present u 10
congress. II Il believed,
The work Tor this section Il com
4leled. and the report IA being made
IS n. v Robinson, superintendent oil
the irrigation department. Of local IN
dian Affairs, toda5.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
MORTUARY.


Yesterday afternoon at ? o'clock
simple services were held over the
remains OF Dr. George r. u0uld, IN
Borders chapel only the family and
few intimate friends we're present
The exercises foliowe6 out the ideas
Of the dead man. In fhas shsy were IN
accord with the simple life he had
slved. Burial was made In FaIryiew.
Robert Loudon, J. 8. i3ewers. u. A
afacphersen and !. H. y. fiussett act
Cd as paiIheHrers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
.THROUGH PHONE TO
TUCSON
First Line to Rar-0ff Point TO
Do Officially Opened To-
morrow Afternoon, BY
Press and City Officials.

In thsso days Of rapid ana direct
eommunscation. the mere Opening or
another long dIssancc telephone Inns
~ not thing 10 occasion any great
interest. isut tins opening % another
line through the spnfseiy settled dis
tricts OF Afssona and New Mexico 10
Tucson. with connections TO Yuma IL
a different matter. r II
such lite. more than $50 miiss
In length. viii be formally opened TO-
morrow Afternoon &C . O'Clock Ut fthe
ofiice Of she Tfi-etate Teispbone come
pauy. Representatives Of local papers
will talk 10 Tucson papers. ana nowk
will be- handled fos a few inmates sssr
the isnn stretch.
The wife has airendy beon tested.
and works beautifully. n rtins ~
wsy Of VI paro and across noaihsfs
Asisona. The yuma connection war
placed Some tine nEo. W
E1srtFoiitlc sssrvrs csssispIetef.
Tho eIectfa1l5ic survey FeceHtls
commenced hers. 10 detefmine Tho
seaknke from trolley and other scurces
which goes homo 10 The power plant
over phone cables. ana guys has been
completed. and the resnlts forwarded
TO Denver for compilation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

steers. sttou4.se; stocksrs and
feeders, 1850 " $50. COWS and keif-
orA sf.seM b,&e; calves. $500 s.ss.
floss Receipts ss.eeo; nierAet
strong 20 easy: tight. ss.1sn6ss:
mixed. $500 Ia e.b0; heavy. sa.0off
$50. rough. se.oaHafoi epba 20
choice. heavy. ss.200 STE: .plsa. tt.ss
ns.s0. bulk OF sales. tses9e.ss
sheep Receipts $4,000. market
SLOW; native. ssssHs.Te: western.
t2.tem 3.fO: ycarlines. sa.sbWt Use;
native iambn. taseW 5.s0. western
lambs. $500 $50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

Kansas city. Nov. ss.--cattie--l RE-
ccipls 5000. including 400 southerns.
market slow. steady; native steers
southern steers. st.ue y
SOC; southern cows and neifers. $500
fff1S. native cows and heiferr, s1.fs
ne.55: stockcra and feeders s3.ben
t.ss; bulls. st.soWf.Ts: calves. Gee
u roe. western steers. st-o0Ws.7s.
western cows. ss.ee9 500.
HoEs--iicceipta l1.0ep: market
steady 10 &c tower; bulk Of saies
tS.s9as $40: packers and eutchefs
%. asw $50; tights. ss.7sas.so; pigs
ts.zsH5.2s,
sheep Receipts 5000; market
weak muttons. ts.7s9 s.se; isfnhs'
t4.0oG s.zb: range wcthers and year
linwr. ts.oe6s.so: range ewes. ts.o'
9gs9.