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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
AUCTION SALE
WEDNESDAY. srpT. aoTm, Al

q. m. at l20 West silver avenue, I
viii sell al auction large lot Of res
taurant furnishings. consisting Of
tables chairs, stools. linens, dishes,
show case, counter, large hotel range,
water tank with fixture. large tee
box. cooking utensils. stcpladder
Kitchen safes, water cooler, with other
things not mentioned Proprietor
going out 81 business.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
Oh Look Who's Here

JtFf .JeVe O0ep srnve %
OK yeC evtoN rwio GAYS
nc SOrre SIC eN seCk
ON rse Spoerino pdGs I
bt FOge v.4Er MSS ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16

Try a Herald Want Ad.
II will bring results.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
But the land acreage remains the same


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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
PROPOSALS ron BtRINL OF P\t'
pti, DEAD

Proposals for burial If pauper dead
In accordance with the ordinance OF
the city of Albuquerque. New Mexico
VIII hc received by the council oi said
city ANA opened AT special or reg
ulHf meeting la b" hold on ar after
Man I, 1all. All bids must he IN To,
hands of tho city clrrk not later than
Monday. May L. 1871. AZ ie o'clock
noon. Certified check IN the sum of
SO. payable to thp city 10 insure
good feith of hid must accompany
bid check Ia b" rotuncd Ia bidder
when contract ~ entered into.
Bond IN the sum of s20o viii be
required from tn" successful bidder,
conditioned for the faithful perform
Hnce "f the contract ~ accordance
with city ordinances ADVERTISING for
bid and contract entered Into. CON
tract To run one year from May &,
1911.
Proposals are also 20 include am
buLanco for service Tor the oity for
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
BIG JEMEZ LAND DEAL
IS CLOSED HERE TODAY
los \ngrlrs ~,ndhnir Ilu,- can, -
d' ~i,"tiagu land Grant ut i..nUo
\,rr> In Northern IcrtitniS

one ul the biggest ral ,stat, deals
pulled OF boz Albuquerque iu lonr
TIM was cnnSummHt,d tuda, when
tho Jcmca Land COMPANY sold tp wal
ter Armstrong and syndicate. Of Los
Angeles capitalists th, tract ot ite.-
900 acres known as 90, CANNON IT,
santiago grant This ,rt.t &. In thr
Wcll known I,Wcz ,ouuu, som, so
mites northwest oi NbulurrqI,. and
contains tn JrmrH springs which
are So popular with resident. OF this
city Thc dou has bc"n pending an
Ntok uut was NOT rlnsnd until to-day.
Tho J,p"z tract Boa nu did spanish
laud grant und has hrrn IA the pos
s-iuu OF 40" J,m'z Land COMPANY
for "a number uf yo8tH. Il ia richly
tImUcrcd aud has "a vast wealth 81
und's,lpI.d mineral resources. Th
price pb,d was Ia th' unigbhorhuod of
$500 900.
Mt Armstrong has returned o. Los
Angeles tu confer with his associates
and b, De- believed that th, sypdi0at,
vill begin AT an early datr o. develop
this property 4 railroad from 10,
prop.rl, 10 Al1uqurrpr De- uu, uf IA,
features uf ih' plans which 1rr under
way
The dead Va. u,gutiut,I ns Col ~.
{ IS o. SollpIs in, trll known Alm-
puerpu" real cstat, man. aud e 81,
! of number "f nrg, transactions
! which Colonel Scllor- has recently
pat through
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
pUOi'Os N~ IOi; FEEDING.
lLTN l,l,lNO\LItN. L"ll

Sealed bids for the furnishing of
m,als To city prisoners. taKus car.
Of aud cleaning city offices and keep
ing watch ~ the police station during
tho night Ina or near hN Co answer
calls viii hc received. 20 %, opened ~
il special cor regular meeting az the
cltN council. con %, after MAY lsi l9li
Each bidder will b, required to de-
nosl, "a certified check ot Slo.Hn pay-
able To- tho city uf Albuquerque. o.
Insure the good faith Of Inc Did. chcck
To- be returned Co the bidder when
contract is entered into Said con.
tract To- be- let t. tho lowest and best
sponsib'c hiddrr az 50 much per
meal and so much Tor salary. All bids
subject tn rejection by the city roua-
ell. Contract to run from May 10
1871 To- MAY 10. 1912 o. until D new
contract Is entered INTO bctW'on tho
city ana some other person 10 ia
md perform such services
The city ordinances are a. ho cons
slderrd part ~ this advert somoni
and an bids shalt he in accordance
Herewith and al duties required
hereunder shah be In accordance
WIN and subject TO the ordcrs 80 the
police committee of the city council
scaled bids shalt be- directed to thc
city clerk aud marked. Bids foi
Furnishing Meals 10 city Prisoners
ana must Dee In the hands Of the city
clcrk not later Than - o'clock noon
Monday. MAY LIST 19l1.
JpiiN g. Mem ANUS. Clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
PROPOSALS. ron ,iIN TEAMS

scaled bids will De received Tor the
furnishing Ia tn" city i"r one year oi
three tNo-horsc teams. two wagons,
one dump wagon harness and drivers
thereof With the priyil, gc ~ ten adj
ditinndl teams dump wagons and
drivers thereof. tu be furnished when
handed
Contract t. run for our Year from
May 9Th, 1871.
Said teams Tea bc used for Guy pur-
poses uud,r the direction OFF thc street
committee slN days In Tho U,"k aud
t"n hours per day. WIN the rriNil"g"
OF one or two teams brug o.llod To-
$50 tk on sundays when dcsIt'd, SAID
SUNDAY Wo.k, however. To- bc addition
' woro 1nd tn be- paid for pro rata In
accordance with bid. Each and every
one of said horses 10 weigh 81 least
G2O0l twelve hundred pounds and
the drivers thereof To- be- able bodied
men. capable of performiug The work
required
Said bids viii 1e opened hy the city
council at special or regular meeting
To- be- held on 90 after Man !. 1911,
and contract to he let To- The lowest
and best bidder
Each bidder j. Required to deposit
81 certified check FOR S2sl twenty.
iiy" dollars To insur. IN, good faith
OF the bid. said check To- he returned
when contract is entered into.
The party whose hid ~ ncccpt.,
viii be- required TO give bond IN tins
sum of iivo hundred dollars condit on.
ed fer the faithful Performance o.
tho cont ra,t
Al bids tu bo directed To- IN, city
clerk and marked "iiid Tor furnishing
teams and drivers AID must b. IN
the hands Of said clerk not later thar
I . O'Clock noon, Monday, May i. 1911
The city ordinances are to b. con
sidorcd - part OF this advertisement
and All bids shall be- IN accordance
thcr.w ith
Al bids subject to- rejection lay IN,
city.
John H. McMANt'S. 90,
City cl.rk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24

TERRITORY CT Nav Mex u. County q"
n'tnhlill". Ia tn. Dl.ufc .'ri
No sGgs
iiHuk VI k.". Trustc, an' D. u.
DAVIS Plaintiffs. W. mme- D. ituin-
'r'prd and Mary " Hut '"rd'
DEFENDANTS
NOTICE ~ SUIT
To James u. EuthcrlotI aun WARY
W I,uth.rf"rd tn. above n'n'd
drf'ndunts
Nou CO." hereby nutlr "a ihlt sun
bias been fiicd agalnsi ,ou Eos tn"
above named court ond counts the
ahos, named plaintiffs. no which Sad
plaintiffs pray Tor fore iosu "i q
certain deed OF trust e,ut.'iua INC
following Described real estate p" IA"
plmuuff frank McK.. trustee.
Lot. number tN,ut thr 1nh
twenty four ia block uumH'r Ten IN
tbr rcrrn addition To- tug r.r Of NJ
huIuotVu" as the same Irr Np'"h on
plat OF said addition fIcl boo Hiiicr "'
probate rlork and rN-ul0.io ''totd"I
of Brfuaiillo county, s. ST. 'n th'
rirt da> of May. 1891
Said decd of trust HAVING Boon "Ns.
Cutcd tu secure - promis.0r, not" "l
three hundred dollars dated Nuii
J tth SOC, payable siN months after
dat, barring interest al rlt' "i 'igh
per cont per annum. said note '"ini
signed 10y Ia" aboN" named defend
ants Npu are further notified tina
unless YOU enter your opp frHn'' "
said cansr on or hrioi, in' Nih va
uf june. \. u. iall. a decree pr" con
iossu viii b. entered against 'ou AM
the relief prayed Tor VIII be- Granted
Plaintiffs attorney g. Rnl W"nd "
! Ryan. whose postoffico address ls NJ
huuu"ruuc, New Mexico
THpS. Y o. MADISON,
! clerk 81 District Court second Judi
cial District
| tSrulI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24

could impos, The burden of separate
elections and az peculinI o.'.f..u .t
TENS upun thom ior tnc t,uI'u.Nu
nallotun
Iho-o senators who bf. a.
swim. tIo states control Oi fH, .Iot
zion vIll answer Do, ooaicndlu- |1f
all co., states except De south, of.
toci to au amendment thar iu ,ao0
grant tY These states he JON,I
rNcmd, Do ne.rups from touue u
United states senators
Toe hons. passed Ga, direct cleo
Um resolution BOO one day. hui po
such .,UtdiUun viii ho shown ia 90,
.,nai, Tuelc v.ll bo mach drlo,
and uar eH, Chos mat viii dru
thc unttD aIou. until SUNNI with
uW exception hoNoNeg, ID Is expected
thaI th, uco momh.ia VIII work hand
tor No., measure
Th,r. .luHlI, prevails Va political
rIci,s here InD opinion MAI ihef. b.
ulUosi HuHu.uOu desire aInoup ih,
lp1pl. iD fHIn" n.Dl thc old political
policics ol o. luuiur, ago aud elect
both a.nIttt.e aud scnnlurs b,
direct vote ot fU, people From ~,
recent selection col Younger mon ~
represent 'nr "Hf,. 100 iho scuatc AM
fhc ,han-. taf uu.t have uakcr
place 100 that uDI Jog iIcuu NJ years
NOT kecpinH ono ulu Zoo he senate ol
an indefinite c.m such a. existed II
tine old dat- o. evidence thty say
that rhcu is a demand hat tho con
silutloa ur ,hanasI along the lines
-uagostod %, radical followers OF pub
We uHiuipu
Consequently r Dr. Hulutcd uut that
taNofablc vote pu nice question o.
eloCfiue senator Ht 'ur direct vote nj
the people viii pD bad 90 This session
notwithstanding il, influence al
many scuutur, vino J,' opposed Z,
this change iu tht constitution
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
POWER COMPANY
LOSES SUIT
St. Louis Trus. Company Wins
Litigation in Las Vegas
Court, Accounting By Pur.
chaser Denied By Court.

Las Vegas y VI Apui ~ Judge
Clarence J Roberts Saiuula, morn.
ing ~ chambers gave his docs,ou IN
the final bit oi litigation in the cas-"
of tht Trust company of : Louis
county against th' Las Vegas Railway
and Power company uud William \
Bnddcchc In this ease tho purchnser
OF The electric Hight plant ana street
railway company applied TOE the con
frmaiion bN the court Oi The sale
made Dy the special master to th"
Las Vegas Light and Power com ANY
Tn, defendants, while not opposing
the confirmation OF the sale applied
fol an accounting 10, the purchaser
and predecessor IN interest This
was denied by the CONT
\cNt, tho defendants challenged the
right OF The purchase TO use $50 bonds
ia pay inp tho purchase price OF the
Property rnis was likeNls" duaied
FINALLY The defendants made appncn'
ton for an attorney 5 Zee OF 81 900 10
hc taxed against all the bond holders.
including the holders col the 2G2
bonds which are owned b, the pres.
cni purchaser the Las Vegas l.igh'
ana Power COMPANY
The court. after hayiu- his latter
question under consideration since The
lasi adiOurnWcnt OF the case. also
denied this application
Mcssrs Necdcr and Nopdor r,prc-
-cntad the defendants while he sue.
ccsslul petitioners were represented
o, Alfred GREGORY OF New YORK and
William G. Haydon ana Charles A..
SM.ss at fhla city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
PROPOSALS ron cry PRINTING

sealed bids viii De- received from
newspapers published IN III. city oi
Albuquerque. New Mexico, for city
printing. from MN lUth. 1871 To- May
10th. 1912. said bids Ga h" opcucd by
the city council dt special or regular
meeting To- br held on or after May
LIST. 1911,
Each bidder VIII b, required To- en-
close with his bid % certified check
for ton dollars Slo.0np. payable ~
the city 10 insure good faith of old
checks 10 be returned Ga bidders when
contract Is entered INTO.
The person OF corporation tn whom
contract is LEI Wil1 np required tu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
NOTICE 10 CO>ti,ETE Gown. \C
TORS

sealed proposals Tor building CON
crete and corrugated iron vulycrt
about eight hundred and eighteen
tAlSl feet long IN Accqui" Madro dc
los Barelas will be received hN the citN
council at the office of III" citN clerk
lntil = o'clock. noon, Monday, MAY !,
1871. An proposals must be- on forms
furnished by the city engineer ANA
accompanied by certified check tnr
fiitN ka0.nnl dollars ami made paNh-
hle Ia the treasurer "f the cts 81
Albuquerque.
Plans may he seen, specifications
and forms of contract and proposals
NAV hr obtained 80 the office of the
city cngia..r.
TN" citN council reserves tn" right
Ia reject any aud All bids
JpliN ". ELDER
Mayor.
IpHN H. McMANi'S.
city Clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24

Kansas CltN. Npru a cattle Re
coipts N.ooo Including 5oo southorns.
market steady Goo 10 lower. native
steers. St3511.1'. southern steers.
S4.b0m5.55; southern COWS aud heii-
.rs. t3.2iH ti.sa. native COWS End
hcii-rs. S3.noM G.ru. stock"rs am.
feeders. 81 t0Wt.15: bulis Si.d0h
Sic, calves. sl50m go. western
steers. St,aft6 40. western COWS.
X3.2au 500.
Hogs Receipts luuUn, market
IO0 5c lower. bulk of sales si.Sim
op. hoaNy. S5.N5@5.,o. packers aud
huicnors. a.N5ne.oo. hight ss.95m
sos
sheen Receipts l3 900. market
steady to weak. muttons, s3.toei so,
lambs. tt.noI G.0u. ted Wcthcrs and
yoarliugs. s4.oom, 100, western owes.
S3.5offt.tt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24

N'N York, April si.-call money,
. l.Ahi2 Is per cont
Prime mercantile paper, . -, a I urr
'cnt
Mexican dollars. l5c.
NnulguWat,d 60
sugar 10 y
Great Northern preferred. ~ 7-S.
New Nork Central. los 5-S
Northern Pacific. III Us
E'adins. ~ i-i
Southern raciiic. tli 3-N.
Union Pacific, if41s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
IpllN u McM ANUS.
CITY CLERK.

Any town located In the midst Of
an agricultural section Is bound to
grow. Lots today offered IN the town
~ willard for $50 each should he
worth 1850 ia five years.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
a12.2t42f6 West Lead Avenue.

Have YOU bought ans. of those $50
lots Ia kolly's Addition 60 the bust
ness center Of willard. tho coming
railroad aud agricultural r'utcr Of
central Now McXico only - down.
balance 8 per week. no Interest. no
taxes. perfect lite. You can't lpse.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24

st. Louis Nprl g. Wool unchang-
,d. territory aud Western mediums,
l'Hi5c. uno mediums. l31 ljc. finc
llals,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24

Diarrhooa should be- cured withou,
loss Of time ana lay q mcdi iuo which
like Chamberlain collie 'hulora and
Diarrhoea Remedy not only cures
promptly hut produces No unpleasant
after effects. II never iails aud is
pleasant ana safe 10 take Suld bA
all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
SATURDAY NIGHT DANCES
y. y NoIav. Manager.
ODD FELLOWS NIL.

'."ulicmrn 80 cents; Ladies free.
Good iioor. Good Music.
Questionable Characters Not Admitted
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24

Fancy Native Hay, clean, fine; no
weeds: cut and housed TO maintain
good color. No rain mas ever fallen
on 4 since cutting. Only Sil per ton.
81 per ton less than Kansas Hay and
Tar hett3r feed. Try large or small
amount with our cash guarantee
e. W. FEE,
o1c.of4o16 Nest cad AUspue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
NOt WILL ENJOY EVERY NE\i.

II The broad and cakes come from
our bakery Yod win not only iik"
the taste but You VIII Ice assured
that every morsei y"u cat really D.
as good az il tastes We use nothing
but the purest 90 materials In oar
cooking.
s,...Nsssss,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-14
UNLISTED STOCKS.

J. \. Minnear & Co. say today
Further weakness developed at the
opening in the New York market, due
TO considerable foreign liquidation.
This selling was about completed by
noon, when prices moved up with ease
quite remarkable. This upward move
mcnt is indicative OF the way stocks
can move or the slightest provocation.
Closing prices were well toward the top
for the day Copper shares gave a re-
markablc evidence OF their sold out
condition, for as soon as the New York
list turned stronger, coppers bounced
up like a rubber bah, with Lake, North
Butte and c. & A. the decided features.
Amalgamated was quite weak at the
opening, but reganed all of its early
losses. Lack of export demand for cop
per was given as the cause for selling
Amalgamnted. Trading on the curb,
again showed few important price
changes Indiana, South Lake Ojib-
way and North Lake all came in for
considerable attention and should do
better. The market should rally further
this week. $3.50.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-14
MINES AND MINING, STOCKS
MARKETS

Boston-TAe market today started
of i'm the same manner which has be-
come So habitual of late ana declines
ranged from q 3 points throughout
the active list, before the first hour.
At times il was fairly active and per-
sistent liquidation MAS evident. At the
time the market looked most democrat
lied. a rally was brought about as has
occurred so often leaving closing
prices about the same as last nights.
Locally very few stocks were Tor sale
and very few wanted Il. ]. Sturgis.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-14
LOCAL eREvITIEs.

The ladies Of the Red Jacket Congre-
eational church will conduct food
sale at the church, on Saturday after
noon.
William Maxwell Goodhue. I'm adj
vance of Chauncey Olcott, who VIII
appear ut the Calumet theater Sept. p,
is in Calumet.
Roy Borgo, William LAYERS and Ly-
man Fisher will leave Saturday Of next
week for Lansing. where they will at
tend the Michigan Agricultural Col
llege.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-14
WILL NAME COMMITTEES.

The c. & II. miners picnic commit
tee announces that a meeting of miners
will be held Saturday afternoon In the
Red Jacket townhall. principally for
the purpose OF naming relief commit
tees for charity work. The picnic net
ted the miners $500 over and above all
expenses. which is considered an ex-
cellent showing.
Douglas Island news., 1911-12-06
The NOrthIand The latest News, from Reliable Sources, Concerning the'Great
 North, Condensed.
Information for Everybody,

The Steamship Admiral Sampson is back on the California run.
 An Atlin mail carrier is named C. Wrong. It is hoped he will not go wrong.
 The first ice seen in Boring sea this season, lined up in front of Nome on the 29th ut.
 Benjamin Goodman, an Alaskan, was found murdered at San Francisco, and his diamonds, valued at S5,OoO, stolen.
 The government buildings at Prince Rupert were destroyed by fire last week. A fierce gale was blowing at the time.
 Mrs. T. J. Devinney, who lives with her husband at Solomon Gulch, near Valdez, is credited with having killed mountain goat.
 The steamship Victoria, north bound. was caught by gale near Sitka, and lost about thirty tons of her deck cargo overheard.
 The Alaska Steamship Go. is nego- tiating for the purchase of the Mari posa, a sister ship of the Alameda, for the Alaska service.
 The fact that She Curacao brought Seattle s500,OoO worth of gold shows again that Alaska is still coming across, says Sound paper.
 Wm. A. Dikeman, discoverer of the Iditarod, and Miss Marguerite Rees married Nov p at the home of the brides parents in Seattle.
 After slow passage from Nome, by the way of Unalaska, where she stop ped for coal, the steamship Corwin reached the Sound on the l7th ut.
 Portland has something like S7OU left over from the Arctic Brotherhood en- ,tertainment, which it is willing to con- tribute to fund to be used in the fight for Alaska.
 The San Francisco Chronicle dis cussess Alaska and begins by declaring that "the government of the United States, under the inspiration of muck rakers, has about done Alaska up"
 On the Iditarod. Seward trail, enroute to the latter place, Louis German and Angns Bronson were arrested for the robbery of the tram car between Lditarod and Flat City.
 .It's generally the fellow who doesn't know any better who does the thing that can't be done. You see the blamed fool doesn't know it can't be done, so he goes ahead and does it."
 And the .grouoh exhibited by E. Val entine, mayor, suggests this supple mentary thought; Juneau is in Alaska, but not Alaska, says the Seattle Post Intelligencer, in it's effort to bpild up the country
Douglas Island news., 1911-12-06

While MISS J6n0le Oleuu, ol IuS Cascade Steam Laundry, ct DawsolL was attempting to stuff a rag in e crack in the ceiling, her hair became in an inch and a half ,shaft which was running at 200 revolutions DOT minute. Before she could free hec- self or give an alarm her entire scalp was torn from her head Miss sSlene showed an iron nerve by standing op her feet for 20 minutes, until the arri. val of the doctor. She was removed tS the Good Samaritan Hospital, where after consultation, the three attend iug pbysiciaps decided to replace the scalp after mending it. The result of the operation will be watched with much interest 1t is thought Miss ,SIend has a good chance for recovery.
 Telling of the rapid growth of Ruby City, on the Lower Yukon, F. McDon'
 nell, ,au old resident of Valdez, has written toGeorge !Krau, ,taDder date Qf Sentember %, 1911. Mcdonnell de. parted for the interior last spring. The town was growing at a remarkable rate, two or three new buildings being started every day, says McDonnell. Two saloons had opened and three more had applied for licenses. The town had two newspapers, ten storeSS ten restaurants and four cigar storess each of which have two pool tables. The N. c. company brought down 300 tons of grubfrom Fairbanks just be- fore the close of navigation but had not opened a store. The prices of food supplies are reasonable. Ham 8 centss bacon 40 cents, sugar l21z, potatoes l219, cream S7 a case, tomatoes $780, and others in proportion. Eggs were 75 cents a dozen. Lumbery@as seiliog at from $50 to S80 thousand. Four saWmills had been installed and were working full capacty. Mcdonnell says there are between 600 and l,Q0o people in the eamp.-Valdez Miner.
 "0e7elop Alaska" an these twp words there is a good slogan for the northern country, and if we could realize the mandate all Alaskan prob lems would at once be solved. Once developed, Alaska will take its place among the great and proud common wealths of this republic. It would 10 longer be a question Of limited local control through,a federal commissio9i it would no longer be question q territorial autonomy; it would be z question of statehood and ail the sovereignty that wo1ld go with 1t, anr that would mean the development Qt an empire in the North. By seeking to interest every community ou the Paci~ f1c coast in the development of Alasks through special enZoys sent into Ore gon and California, the new chamber of commerce of Seattle is doing goqd and necessary work. Of course Seattle has special interest in Alaska, and 8 special duty to perform in deal ing with Alaskans; at the same time Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles and other big and little communities on the Coast are also interested in Alaska's development, and they should do all they can to hasten it. Develop Alaska. Develop Alaska's fisheries, Alaska's mineral resources, Alaskais agricultural possibilities, develop sal of Alaska's material riches, and ,EeSRiL have an empire in heNorth tAS6 SEiel be of inestimable value to this eeetise Coast and to the country.-PIt