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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20
BOY SCOUTS TAUGHT
PROPERTY VALUE
Malicious Gang Mischief Of
Growing Boys Turned Into
Channels of Useful hcuvi-
ties.

Tl. .lI. of u, N.. SraW Mut..
UDuf Iu Nm, .I sI. ,Nt .UD ,.uuu
W.D ..U. OBJ U. &c., Scout aDuNtl,|
.wuHU.. "a. uJu. u.U.n. H. dollars .u
.l. IHr .l.I. ... 100 de- pIc
N,ulou o. uu.g..I. mischief ana
,lu, among .u.a unNIuE oHt of The
Iul m.uD uI m .HD instruction
e.. bows Orb HH ,IU-IfHU .hiUE- 1905
uWmN ..I nso.U,. 200 crowds have
fI.Ir iplI... auH "IHu various stunts
On u, boys aI, extremely energetic
af hu.. 900 I.ulouc. toward. de-
Fl. r,.Hu fUr are ut,. tu do luu.
.,. tu 90 ..tf amour. ROD property
be- damage to property which bows
D.u ID War shown POS 'hD recon. Iu.
Nu..irtIUu into 'bo police dpWrfurn.
DOL. Sew lufh Mann police captains
complain t1uf one %. tn' greatest di.
h,IIU,. with NhIDn .HUt have 90 con.
..I .Ds boo lHu4s Hi bows They iu-
u UDI records col thousands OF d..
.HrIitu deeds OIL. boys Throughout
fH. east aud u,.t sides ~ .hr citt,
thousands ui mi DIIOtuu- boys destroy
IDuUes ureah NiuicW-. damd-e uousta
ari do mau' other little Things tAul
Gal whole amounts tu O. great deaf
one Cf thc aims ~ The BOY Scout
movement .s Geo prevent ibis dcstiu,
non col property Tho leader, OF tho
lut Scout organization recognize The
SANG iu-.iuc. and are seeking To- de-.
triop % along proper lines ibo, un.
u,r.iand hat bows have lots oi oner.
g' want 90 have fun aud want 20
lu busy doing hugs They under.
stand clearly that 30 fhi- tondcuc, oI
the boy is not turned Go good use. %
results in evil aud malicious mischief
Accordingly. luriilnrd Spencer. D..
and other workers in the local organi.
lauuu ar New Yurh are planning 90
form more 'roUps n different parts of
the city They Waul Co uot the bows
interested They want them iu en-.
sage bon activities thni viii train them
physically. and be- OF use TO thcm la
after life
Throughout ihc country this aim uf
turning The cncrgics of boys into use.
iduoss rather than 90 urge .a, de
afruyu0u ui property ls ruius ON Re-.
ports from ull over UIo ouuuir, mdi.
cato that thc aim of fh, Uor Scout
leaders Us bciug attained Tho BOY
Scout iu Jersey are fighting iuv mos.
qultus Ou in Kansas tho, are us.
ing io clear OF Inc lilies In Now
Hampshire and onto tbo Scuuis arc
duing everything possible 90 protect
th' birds IN almost cyrn state m
'hc union thcs ar" planting trees
Bows Ike to- help The iircmeu and th"
policc and in various cities thc chicta
of police. rcaligus thtt ho, hylp
e much better than his annoyance.
arc training Doc hoy now to act u,ct.
Us he case cot Orc and mmn, Instance
have hcon recorded ui thc catching
% thieves and mo saving uf lltos of
people b, $50, ScotFr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20

Panhandler Lays Low to Avoid
Law but Learns That He Is
Heir to Fortune; Reolaims
Old Sweetheart, Too.

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20
IS
BECOMING COMMON
Run from Ask Fork West on
Santa Fe Getting to Be an
Every Day Complaint; Fire
man Seized at Barstow.

San Bernardmo, Calf July rs
Appendicitis on tho wcsf end uf up
SANTA Re is becoming u-br- arc.
pucnt complain WHY his ia 80 a.
DO knoNa. br' onlt raa osrr go u
welt SHOWN physicisp wa tubcn s.tl
,ho trouble. md only surW .ln
ti1c"d Inn I Los Nngolrs m Gma
iCt IN Opcrii,n Go save his ITO Yos
.rldhh, VIII ut baratCW ready 90
take his engine Out William Rigps.
frcman ON the Santa Fo. developed au
acute case of appendicitis that WIN
nocessijatc an operation at once. AMI
20 viii probably be- performed today
Hr was an the rnundhousc whcn he
complained of pains lea the abdomen.
They continued to grow worse, AMI
when ply stefan was consulted pro
uounced The case appendicitis RIGGS
was brought to this city on 40. g and
taken 10 Ramona hospital for Dempjr-
ary treatment by Or j y. Bayiit me
Snnia Fc's local surgeon
Yesterday afternoon he was rcmuy.
cd 10 Los Angeles. occur, lar q cot
ana tumble TO Move without ercni
pain Riggs who has bcru running
betWeen Ibis civ ana BhrstoW. m1kca
his hume hcrc. aud was well likod hy
his follow employees. who regret biz
misfortune exceedingly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20

tu, principal cor ih, dividends or In
trr,.t uu amy share. stocks, d,bon-
mr,s. or uthDr securities issued hy,
or ANS other contract or obligation Of
any corporation. whenever proper cor
necessary ipr the business OF TINS
corporation. CO.. any part thereof, as
herein mentioned and specified In
th, opinion of lts board uf directors
cor DO" executive committee itself
no make, enter into ana eN-
rcutc contracts OF every kind and
character. scaled aud unscalcd, with
individuals firms associations aud
corporations. private. punlc and
municipal and bodies polite.
Tho names OF tine rncorporators,
iuc pustoffcr address of each, aud
The number ol shares subscribed for
los cach. are "a, follows.
Francis g. wood Albuquerque,
Sow Mexico. eighteen GNl shares.
Roy NJ BAH, Albuqu. rquc, Now
MoNiu1, one CO share.
Antonio e. ortiz. Albuquerque,
SOW Mexico, one 90 shurc.
VI
ma, total authorized capital of thls
corporation is Fln,en Thousand Doll
lars gl5ooo 0oI. divided into ono
Hundred Fny G.0l shares. of tho
par value OF ON, hundred Dollars
tIuu.OUl each and tho amount uf
,1pitu stock with which this cpr-
ruratnu shlll commence business is
Two Thousand Dollars H2,Uou.uuD
VII
Tho umr Tor which this corpora
tIpn ia 90 exist is nny aol Years
from and urlcr The date Of This in
corporation
WIZ
The number of les directors shalt
hc NOT more than five 60 nor less
than three GO. aa may be- provided
by Tho hy-mws, and tho uHmcs ana
addrcsees of the directors who are
for the fret three t3D
months ar until their successors ara
duly chosen hy the stockholders. are
He foilows
Francr o. wood. Albuquerque,
NvW McNicn,
Roy NJ Bul Albuquerque, Sew
McNico.
Antonio g. ortiz Albuquerque,
NsW Mexico
Ia Witness whereof. we, the UNDER
signed have h"rcunto set our hands
ana seals this second day OF July,
1871.
tSignrdl
FRANCIS D.. WOOD (SehD
ANTONIO G.. ORTIZ (ScaD
ROY NJ. BALL (ScaD
Territory ~ New Mexico. Countv of
iiprHaliilo- 49,
oH this second day Of July. 19ll,|
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20

Thrrc f moro raiDfrh in this rcy-
ton 1f ihr country than sll other dis
eHres rui iosether. aud uutii the last
tv yoHf WHg supposed 80 bo incur
able For rreat many years doe
tors pronounced u q local disease and
prescribed lutal rrmediee and hv con
staniiN TELLING to core with iornl treat
mcnt pronounced Is incurablc soi-
onrc has proven caturrh 90 bc con
s'iiutionM disease aud therefore re-
qulros constitutions treatment Halls
ceiarrh Cure. manufactured hy &C. j.
cheney GO. roledo. ohio. is the
only constitutional cure on the mar
act II o. taken internally in doses
FROM 10 drops 90 teaspo0uful II
acts directs un tho blood and mu-
cous surface OF the system They
offer one hundred dollars for any case
n fails to cure send for circulars
and testimonial
ADDRESS r. CHENEY & CO. To-
ledo ohio.
Sold BY druggists Csc
Take iiairs Family liIs Tor clnsi-
patton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20
FRANCIS y. WOOD Cscnl
ANTONIO G.. ORTIZ Cstan
ROY NJ BALL tSpaD

Territory of New M,xico, County NJ
HWutlillo--~s.
Ou thls second day Of July 1911,
before mo, the undersigned, notary
public In ana for said county. app
pourcd Francis T.. wood Roy NJ
Ban and Antonio g. ortiz. each Ca
mc personally known to hc the same
persons described in ana who exc
ccutod The foregoing instrument ana
separately acknowledged to ~, that
thoy executed the same as ncir free
ACT ana docd
~ witness whereof ! have hprrun-
to set my hand ANA official seal the
dag ana year first above written in
this certificate
Slpnodl
" l. REYNOLDS
tNotirlnl Scnb NuiHy Public
Ny commission expires August
3rd. 1913,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20

Itching pilrs provoke profanity but
profanity WON'T cure them noan
ointment cures itchlng hl'rdlug cor
protruding piles after years of sul-
fornR A. any drug store
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20
Endorsed NJ. BRGs
cor Eccv'd Vol 6 Paige us
Ccriifi,ntc ~ Stockholders NOn-fla.
bility ~
ORTIZ CARRIAGE COMPANY.

Filled In uffIcc OF secretary Of New
Mexico. July q, 1911. ~ M
NATHAN IAFFA,
Secretary
Compared c. +, *. 10 j. q.
Territory OF New Mexico, County of
Bernellllo--ss
This instrument was filed for rec
ord ON the Sth day OF July. 1914 at
clock a. m.
Records of aidd county, folio 90.
A. r. WALKER
Recorder
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20

W., tuo undersigned. boo order 90
form corporation ur o., objects
hereinafter s,t forth. under and pur-
auout 90 tuo provisions of the laws
u. tu, T,ut1t. OF Sow Mexico. r,-
Hlug tu corporation aud thr urpt-
pouJtnu thereof, du certify us i'I-
lows.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20

perDt1ry.
Compared e.. g. IS 60 j. -.
Territory of Sew N,Nirp County
uf Brrn5lillo-s
This instrument was nl,d Tor rec
ord on thr Sth day oi Jul,, 1871 at
q o'clurk r.. m.
Recorded Boo Vol, ", Miac. of
Records of said county. folio 3d.
4, h. WALKER.
Recorder.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20
Deputy Recorder.

Deputy Recorder.
Territory of Sew Mexico, Office of
the secretary
.CERTIrICN lE on CoMP NILSSON.
I. nathan Jafia secretary of the
Territory of Sew M,Xiro. de- hereby
certify that there was filed tor rcc-
ora De- this office a. twelve O'Clock.
on the sixth day OF july \. -. 1911,
tcrtificaic uf Stockholders Non liza
hillty of
ORTIZ CARR NGE COMPANY,
Number GS62
and also, that ! have compared the
following copy of the same with the
original thereof now on file, and de-
clare II to be- "a correct transcript
therefrom and ~ the whole thereof.
Given under my hand and the
grent seal ot th, Territory 81 New
Mexico. al the ely OF santa Pc the
capital, on this sixth day of July. a,
-, 1911
NATHAN JAFFA,
secretary uf New Mexico.
By EDWIN y. COARD,
Assistant Score uary
Irrtificaie at NUn- Liability of tile
oItTiz CAHI,IAGE COMPANY,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20
LEGAL NOTICES.

q. uIu. of >.u N,s.m office ol
iU, Et.tt fff.
tIRIup NIs co. COMPARISON
Q. NuInu Iufla. ...fDiHrs ui in'
T.rufu Of Sow M,NDp. do hDr.H.
tDun m1t uorD was uI,d Tor I.D.
ora u tNs uif.. 200 tu.lt. o.UIu Is
900 Goo lNtU dls of july s. -. 1884,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20

before me, tl, undersigned notary
public loo and for said county appear
.d Francis q Wood Roy N Bull
ana Antonio e. ORTIZ each Go mc per-
sunnlly Known Co Dee the same per.
son. d,srrIhel iu ana who cNycut,d
tho foregoing instrument and sop-
arHt.iy Acknowledged 90 me that
they executed The same az their free
act and deed.
lu Witness whereof J have hcrouu-
to set my hand and official seal the
day and year first above written in
tins certificate.
tSigucdD
H.. H. REYNOLDS.
CNotutial Srall notary puGlic
Ny commission expires August Bird.
1913.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20

We. frnps o. wood. Roy NJ Bail
and Antonio e. ortiz. ihr ncorpora-
tors or tho ORTIZ CARRIAGE COM
PANY. d. horety certify aud declare
that there shall 10, no stockholders
liability uu account pr ans stock is
sued by said ORTIZ CARRIAGE
COMPANY, and that we m,@e and
file this certificate with the cer,if-
icatos of Incorporation of sail COM
peny la pursuance with the pro,i-
sions of section 20 OF chapter ~ Of
the session laws of the Territory OF
New Mexico. fnr the year 1905.
Ia witness whereof We have hcrc-
unto SGT our hands and seal. this
second day of July. 1911.
(siguod)
FEANFTS 4 WpOD tseuIt
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Endorsed. NJ. GSGi.
Cor scr'Vd. N9l. g. PAGE ms
Artk.lcS OF Incorporation ~
ORTIZ CARI,IAGE COMPANY

Flrd Ia tho office of Secretary OF.
NrW Mexico, July g. 1911. ~ ".
NATHAN JAFFA,
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..''"N '' ,'. p', ''''" '"' quo
i''.''.'" '".'.'.' "' ''''''' ''
''".'
., "..., que
'''''" amman '."' Wv
w.
Th, principal oI.. uf Ha core
puIutIuu 900 tu. TrIIItuth of ~ N|
M,N.u shall bc located 10 the uofth-I
cast corner of Nurtu First street lud
W,l TI,us avenue. 900 tl, ,iN ~
Albuquerque and th. uHmp OF tAe|
agent of uid corporation. aud Joe
chars. coz said oug, aud upon
whom process AGAINST tn, said core
poraiIuu mos POI, served. Is Antonio
C. ortiz
no.
Tho objects fpr which this core
poruon j. formed are as follows
g. Go conduct "a factory aud man
uHrturo carriages. wagons ANA wee
hI,l,. uf au kinds ana of every
nam aud nature, aud Goo conduct "a
warohpu-. aud general Store wherein
such carriages, wagons aud vehicles
may b' sold. and Goo purchase aud
hardware aud agricultural impl"-
m'nts "f o''ry name and MATURE
D. VI" purchase, own h"ld, i.'9'
m"rts'g', sell COZ convey any ANA 'N
k'ud- OF personal property n'IudIut
stocks bonds. securities, money. "r|
uuHgF iu action, aud Co invest I"u
pledge "r otherwise dispose "i ih'
saint
g. v" purchase cor l' oih'i"is'
mold own MAINTAIN h'7' mort
gng'. s'l, convoy co. otherwise us
pose of real estate aud real property
and ANY AMI all iui'''aie ANA Ilsn''
therein. without mint aH 10 t'''
price, quantity area oI environment
iu toe I'iH'"T of N'" M'N''" 'h' I
Nli'.n amy cuts, ''"n ''l'f' or
hamlet 100 amy part "l the l'l'II'lH
'i Sow Mckee.
81 To 81" 'U .''h 'h'hk' ' ere poo
'id'nl'l "l '"n"u''N' l' "' '.'''h-
m'ut "i ih' d'"N. objects.
~,
A. subsidiary Go aud n tur.n'r11""
but not Iu limitation co. thH powers
conferred by the laws ni So" NJ 81
i,u. ur uf U, objects h"rc'np','rc
stated. 10 b. hereby eXp'" ~ pi'Nid
od That said corporation snail also
haN, and exercise tho following pow
rs tu-wtt
To a." amy ANA an ihngs sp'ri-
tI,d as objects PURPOSES ana powers.
60 the same extent and with Ike
force ana effect as natural p"rs
might CO.. could do Oh. same a'd
do thcm in any par, of New MN,'
as principal agent contractor, uus-
tee or otherwise.
%. 20 conduct sHid huslnr-s above
specified 100 ull its branches and
tamiilcttiuus aud have and main
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compared G =. X. to j. 0,

Deputy Recorder.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20

Territory ~ New Mexico. County Of
lurHalillo-ss
Oh this second day Of July. 1911,
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FRANCIS D. WOOD (SeaD
Antonio G. ORTIZ (SraD
ROY NJ. BALL (SCaD
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-07
cr;nnsli and Vicinity.

Special 70 llHISS-1ecpu"A
Grinnell. Aug. Tin the midst OF
most terrific thunder storm last night
tho fire alarm sounded for the business
part OF the city. and kept up the
screech until it seemed that half the
town must be in flames. The fire boys
were on hand and made dash for
the Parker school building; corner OF
sixth avenue and Spring street, only
to find that there was no fire. The feel-
ing is not very kindly towards the one
who. either foolishly or maliciousiy
caused so much unnecessary discom-
fort.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Lewis OF Mar
eneo. after a visit Of some length IN
this city at the home OF Mr.. ana MIS-
F. 6. Lewis, the two men being broth
er., left on Saturday morning for VS.
1t to their son at Duluth. Mimi, stop
ping over briefly by the way at Mar
shalltown to visit a nephew.
The body Of George Longshore. re-
Gently brought back from Colorado,
where he died after q manly fight of
five years against tuberculosis. was
laid to rest IN Hardwood cemetery
yesterday afternoon with brief serv-
ices at the grave, conducted by Rev.
Elias Handy Of the Methodist church.
1nteement. had been delayed awaiting
49, ass1vali Of his uncle James ByeT1y.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-07
stoekers and Eeeders.

Chicago, Aug. 1.-The western trade
Is showing little firmer footing and
now 1t has been reflected in firmer
call here. tho the country is still going
slowly by reason OF short grass. Pack
crs took numerous of the fleshy strong
weights away from feeder buyers, being
willing to pay better prices for them,
altho few high grade feeding steers
vent out at q cost OF 5.10I5 $40 Most
business has been at 4.4O q 40 for plain
to good 700 to 800 pound steers. while
common light feeders went down to
$500 and lower High grade stockers
sold up to $3.50. a fair TO good $40 to
700 pound kind at $39044.35. and
lot of plain 500 to SOC pound steers al
s5.Ao@3.75. while rough little stock
steers and common hefers went at
SS.0o q SIS and some good feeding he!f-
ers sold close up 70 $500
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-07

who was detained on his way home
from the mountains by the extensive
washouts on the railroad.
Mrs. Bailey has enjoyed q pleasant
visit OF few days from her sister
Mrs Halterman. whose home Is in Los
Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Chaplin and their
daughter. Miss Gertrude. are spending
some time in Galesburg, ILL.,
SAMUEL Nelson, Jr., and Ed wheatley
ton together at Manitou, Colo.
Mr.. r. G. Coutts Is at home again
after six or eight weeks spent in voy-
aging across the ocean and visiting at
his old home in Scotland and in parts
Of England. He reports glorious trip,
going over on the Mauretania. and re-
turning by one Of the smaller ocean
liners.
DR.. E. E. Harris is again in his Of
flee after climbing Pixies Peak on foot
and doing some other mountain stunts
in the invigorating Colorado air. The
children and Mrs. harris were there
before him and remained after him but
will all be at home by the opening OF
school In the fall.
MISS agnes ulHule. WHO mas HAu
charge OF the millinery department of
the j. A. Stone Company's store Of this
city. will not return to this city after
her vacation but will take charge Of a
large millinery store in Boone.
Yeager and Steaks have on display
in their show window the elegant sill
yer cup which is to be the trophy for
the baseball team making the best av-
erage for the summer in the twilight
league games. The race Is getting to
be very exciting as 1t nears the closing
of the series. The name Of the winning
team will be inscribed upon tho cup
and 1t will change ownership annually
as often as victory leaves one banner
and perches upon another.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Meacham have
had the pleasure Of visit from Mr.
and Mrs w. Hoskins and their two
daughters. Misses Grace and Gladys,
whose home is in Ciaremont, Cal
Miss Emily Manatt is spending her
vacation week in visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Stewart In
Brookfield. Mo.
Miss Gertrude Steiner is again at
her home In this city after a very
pleasant months outing spent at Lake
Koronis. MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank F. Clindinnin
are at home to their friends after their
wedding trip which included Chicago,
Ann Arbor, Gary. Ind. and some other
places, in their newly furnished resi-
dence on South Park street
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-07
CROPS UP TO 10 YEAR AVERAGE.
Harvest Outlook Good and General
Trade improves.

chicago. Aug. Twin all her cap
ric!ousness. Mother Earth mas yielded
Of her benet1cent substances enough 10
furnish food 10 all the people Of this
nation, according - the Annual Crop
and Business Report Wh!cn the con-
tEeHtal ana Commercial National
Bank : ABOUT % issue In spite OF me
EXTENDED drou'h, which has caused ir-
regularity IN the country crops, there
mas been no serious impairment tAe
nation over. and IL nearly every sec
IoA losses OF one hiEd nave beer com
pensated % gam II other fruits OF,
tae SOL!
GENERA! business IS fundamentally
better thah It was year ago. Banks
nave more money. our foreign trade
SHOWS q. compete reversal ot tendency.
aAu thefe Is credit pa-af.ce abroad OF
Upward 81 SoVo.VVV'0VV' ne cotton crop,
one OF the biggest factors IL our sX-
port trace. promises the largest Yield
on record. ana !nsures the United
states ability to import gold when
needed.
SummarlZing the replies from its
many correspondents, the compiler OF
the Continental and Commercial Ma
tional Banks annua! says:
our reports show a total wheat
production of o42,O90gOO bushels. com
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-07
Stockyard Notes.

Had there been an ordinary run OF
western rangers here last week the ma
tires of common and medium grade
would necessarily have been harder
hit. However, western run promises to
he light the balance of this month. and
this will probably be the saving factor
in trade for grassy and short-fed ma
tires.
Common. medium and good cows
have had mean general demand for a
week and new price cuts of $500 q 800
We're forced for a lot Of $50 90 d43. 90
stuff, tho best grades held to basis of
week ago Latter kinds. however. show
ed $500 break from a week ago. while
medium and plain We're quoted $1,000
500 lower. Country call is poorest in
weeks past and a lot Of the run has
had to go to the killers. II takes
strictly top grade 10 20 at s50.00I
500 and good ones se!! now a, $500
n 1900 While medium are making $50
ard common light stuff is drug down
70 s25.
Receipts of hogs al Chicago stock
yards last week ll7,700. or 300 less
than previous week 24.s00 more than
a year ago and 4i,1G0 less than two
years ago. when arrivals We're unusual
~ small. Three Years ago this week re-
ceipts We're 1890 EStima ted average
weight 232 pounds. against e37 pounds
previous week. %. pounds a year ago
and 23l pounds two Years ago. Average
price for the week was highest since
the week of Feb. %. or s1l4 agains;
s6.>l previous week. sS.03 a year ago.
1856 two years ago and 1851 three
years ago. 4e
Exporters forwarded only 1905 cattle
against 2.406 previous week SOS year
ago and 9G7 two years ago Morris sent
abroad 79S. s. & S. 332. J. Shamberg
1s9. Swift III, Daniel 20 and j. G.
stuart IS.
Shipments Of cattle for the week
ending Friday. Aug. 4, totaled 977 car
loads. against 1874 previous week, L.
$50 a year ago and 500 two years ago.
The distribution was as follows: For
export, 70: to New York. 372: Phiia-
delphia. Is: .Sandusky. !: Erie. l;
Washington. /: Columbus. g. Toledo,
= Cleveland. /: Boston. II; Buffalo. .:
Albany 4: JohnStown. . Richmond. 4:
Indiana polls s; Detroit. -: Pittsburg,
Is; Allentown, IA: Youngstown, l.:
MKeesport. 2: other eastern points. in
gliding feeders. 81. and western roads.
also including feeders. Ill
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-07
FEATHER OF IRRIGATION" DEAD.
Joseph Perry Founded Asphaltum Bus.
moss il Inter. Mountain Region.

Ogden, Utah. Aug. s.-Joseph Perry.
"the father Of irrigation" and the
founder of the asphaltum business in
the mountain region, died sud-
denly last night at his home here. The
deceased was SO years old a..a one OF
the pioneers Of the state. having Cross
ed the plains with one Of the Mormon
wagon trains. He was the father OF
children, fourteen Of
whom, together with one Of hve wives.
survive him. He had forty mine
grandchildren and twenty-0ne great
grandchildren.