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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
AMENDMENT CHANGING
DATE OF INAUGURATION

WASHINGTON. May lS.-A reglsed
draft OF the proposed constitutional
ame ar &c ndment Changing ,he date of the
presidents inauguration 10 the lase 5s
Thursday In April, providing lor tiIe
convcninC OF congress the second lues-
day of each January and eliminating
tic biennial short session OF thal po1y.
was presented TO the house toaay os
Chairman Henry OF the committee Oh
rules. .;., ,h.4 =.
The Henry resolution provides INA, .
new congress shall convene IN January
Immediately after election.
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||BLE: WITH
|[lT BRIT AIN
President Roosevelt
|,,s Article on Arbi-
ration Treaty.
EXCLUDE ALL
o[ESTIONS OF HONOR
A, England and United
Ire in Position to
Sign Agreement.

,oRk. Nay ls.-former presl,
VI has an article on the
a Treaty with Great Brit
I 'oo,,ook, He says IN part
c,sst Britain and the
~ !, ;e now safe to have
F,',' (, ,s',bitration treaty because
IT, :. o., Of ninety-six years has
n tho % two nations have
y H., Tvs mini of civilization
~, .sn he trusted not to do
q, 'su anv one Of the offenses
4. to to preclude any self-re'
Zion from appealing TO ar
T. lsnunge should be used IN
rsirh a would tend to obscure
La fact. this cardinal reason
nav is possible and desir.
|..,a nrivatc individuals the
TX y i;e wife is assaulted and
=, slapped. will go to law
load of forthwith punish,
F,uder. would be regarded
Boz.
x,kes Executions.
Z tbe same way the United
81 never specifically to bind
|'Sblirate questions respecting
,sdenendence and integrity
rould be tacirly understood
nutraeting powers no more
|-rendcr their rights on such
IN. lhau a man in civil life
Bartender the right of self
"a else il should be explicitly
a kcsnse OF the fact that 1t
-rossible for either party tc
s,iion infringing the honor
|nte and integrity of the 9th
TiIlinp to arbitrate all qucs
,..ysIt refers 10 armed bodies
n troops having fred acros:
2ir and killed or wounded
dlirns and says:
a: case We have chosen tC
\ sch inyasions, as is ou'
'pnyilegc if We so desire. Bu'
be absolutely intolerable tt
v'Yes TO arbitrate the ques
|d hy such invasions.
Atonement or War.
b Instance, instead of being
|rvops firing into our inlanc
y killing our citizens, ii hap
X an English, or a German
|.es feet which. not once, bu
y again. fred into our coas
Hing and wounding citizens
8 would immediately demand
rntion. but either atonemen
e same way. If a dispuI
tseen us and another natIol
EEhfr We should receive grea
Immigrants whom we did no
Fsa that nation. no one VII
rHbing Of the temper of TN
r people would dream that the
q one moment consent to al
|es matter. In such & case W
~ that our honor. our inde
onr integrity, and our yer
snstenee were involved an
seuld not submit such a que'
|1ibiiraiion -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
LOUIS BRANDEIS TO
ASSIST HITCHCOCK

WASHINGTON, May iS.-Louts r.
Hrandeis. the Boston attorney who con
ducted the prosecution in rhe gallinser1l
pjncbot controversy and who volunteered
81 save 81 900. 900 n day for the railroads
~ The country. will assist the house com
mitiee on the postoffice depar,mrnt 70 I"
Ia I'm the inquiry into that branch oI
% ,,pn anvernment service His services VIII
be voluntary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
WESTERN CADETS WHO
WILL BECOME ENSlGNS

WASHINGTON. May 1S;-The navy
department today made public the names
of the lucky eighty eight out OF class
OF l55 mtdshipmen who graduated from
the tn M naval academy in 1909 and who after
two years sea service have managed TO
pass the examinations that VIII en'ltle
tbem 10 commissions as eusigns. Among
the number are: Alfred l.. EIDE. Ne
yada; Harold r. Smith. Stuart 5, Brown,
Washington: Arthur \. Dysart, ARIZONA
Virgil j. Dixon ami Benjamin f riley
California.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
PROCLAMATION SIGNED
BY PRESIDENT TAFT

WASHINGTON. May lS.-A seconG
nrocIamatlon establishing The Lewis ana
SlarI, cavern national monument Mon.
tana. was today signed by Presidenl
TAFT President Roosevelt issued the
first one in 1908. when the land WAS ,,,, nm-
snrHeyv1i nent was located in one OF the land
grants OF the Northern Pacihc Ka,lWay
Company, which has now given tnc gov
crnmeni n Quit -clain to the property
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part of the nation for the re-establish-
ment OF peace,
Demetrio Sodi, the minister or justice
said:
Il believe that The official statement is
sued yesterday Is the highest possible en-
preston OF patriotism and good faith on
the part OF the government which leaves
untouched the high standing OF the presl !
dent whose determination 10 retire Is
based on his desire to facilitate the eNer-
else of the political rights OF citizens In
the approaching elections"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
Experts in Session,

KEW ORLEANS. May 1S.-MHdicaI eN-
perts from many Latin American Souho IN
t,;.s and from various sections OF me
IfnJted States were present today at tne
ornninp here OF the eighth annual meet,
ing ing OF the American Society y, Of TropsraIi erIl
49, s,, the treatment OF leprosy was
read by Dr. Creighton Wcllman OF OAK
land Cal,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
ILLINOIS WILL EXHIBIT
AT PANAMA EXPOSITION

SPRINGFIELD. III. May 1s.-The-
house tonight passed a biiI crea',ra; ,l,a; "
ro,n,,issiun for the installation ana malh-
fenanre Of an Illinois exhibit at the Pan.
anna Pacific international exposition a.
san Francisco. Twentty-h ~ s tincnse nInnnss
dollars is appropriated for the expense
~ ihc commission.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
|ORD CONTINUES
RECIPROCITY ATTACK

NGroN. May is. - Senator
suo spoke Yesterday in oppo-
's2dlan reciprocity. today con-
ausck on the measure. He
oald mot vote 10 protect the
1ahu'acturing trusts in prefer
9 American farmers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
Rev. j. w. Duvall Chosen.

EVANSVILLE. Ind, May lS.--Rev j.
w Duvall OF Salisbury. Mo, today was
elected moderator of the Cumberland
Presbyterian general assembly Matters
Of church policy are TO be taken up to-
morrow,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19


.SI9my health was very
5gg%j bad and l had a
INV continual backache
which was simply
.aawful. I could not
RJstand on my feet
M long enough to cook
HXM#ia meals victuals Is
without my back
III Hnearly killing me,
II 4 and l would have
n such dragging sem
n nations L could
: :s7Jhardly bear it. L
I i, 10 each side, could not
,,,,O!thlng, and was irregular.
}Iletely run down. On adj
as a,yula 4. Pinkham's Vege-
: vehd and Liver Pills and
good health. 1t is now
sMo w. years and ] have not
~. VI pam since lido all my
ava Washing st,g and everything,
!, iethe backachc any more.
u ~ medicine is grand and /
tss.;m on my neighbors, If you
@hl;aaho will help others
FSIlsf t."-Mrs. OLLIE
, @ofSon's Gap, Kentucky.
=, iS , a symptom Of organic
aoh. ~ arrangement. If yor
'sns rS,ie q. don't neglect it, 'Tc
Ifs t,.a rellelf you must reach
N 'ds ds irouble. Nothing WI
n la's W this so surely as Lydi;
ua Compound.
~. ~ Mrs. Pinkham, a
|tes' lot special advice
|is1 E viii be absolutel,
and the G:lvice free
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
NO wALkovER FOR MAoERo.
Three Political Parties In the Fielo
Claiming the Offices.


Claiming the Offices.
MEXICO CITY, May 1s.-A bill pro-
posing general amnesty 10 all political
prisoners was introduced in the cham
Der today. Explaining the measure. the
author OF the bill. Manuel Calero, said
that the revolution had triumphed in all
the country, not alone In military sense.
but in political sense well.
He added that the president and cabi-
net have recognized the revolutionists
belligerency by entering into peace nego-
tiations.
The galleries applauded the speaker un-
til silenced by the presiding officer
All telegraph lines are down north of
Saltillo In Coahuia province. II is re-
ported that a rising occurred at San
Miguel dc Allende in Guanajuato. The
municipal palace has been burned and
the telegraph office robbed,
Serious troubles are reported in Mon
tercy.
Three Parties in Field.
The prospect Of popular elections al
ready had the effect Of bringing three
political parties into being. the lnde-
pendent Democratic, the National Catholic
and the Progressive. The Progressive is
the name by which the Maderistas will
be known, 1t is believed that the great
est danger TO the Maderistas lies in The
Catholic party. which is considered TO be
capitalization OF the church element.
Not since The day of Juarez has the
church had anything 10 do with the poll
| tics of Mexico II was effcctually elmi-
mated when Juarez promulgated the laws
| of reform.
The progra mme OF this party was is
| sued today IT was signed by four of
! the wealthy men of the republic who
have been prominent in social and com
| mercal life. They advocate reforms al
most identical with those demanded by
| Madero.
Population Is Catholic.
In addition. the leaders Of this party
| should have an advantage through their
ability TO appeal 10 voters on the basis
| OF religion. nine -tenths OF the popula
ton being Catholic.
| The Independent Democratic party has
issued draft of its platform which con
tains planks that arc similar to those oi
| Madero.
| It's promoters are not men OF as grea
prominence. They have not fought fol
ihe right to choose the country s officer!
like Madero. Otherwise there appears tt
be little difference between the Inde
pendent Democratic party and the Pro
GrcssiVcs,
!, Thus the issue becomes personal be
tween the followers OF Madero and th'
adherents Of the church. ~.
! II was officially stated tonight that tn
condition Of President Diaz was some
what improved The swelling in the rae
has been reduced and only trace OF TIN
fever remains Fiis physicians beIleN
that they have checked the infection
II is reported that Senor Limantour IN
tends to return TO Europe following M
retirement from the cabinet under LII
tempora ry regime.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
AT
ny Lydia E. Pinknam's
bls Compound

Tap, Kentucky.-"I suf-
Y ieaTS with female disorders.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
LIQUIDATION CAUSES
MARKET DECLINE
Henry Clews Says However
That the General Undertone
Need Occasion No Hysteri-
cal Pessimism.

NrN Yora, Aug 30 Henry CleNs
#lE,
The leading stocks have fallen 30 to
100 points during Tie present move.
m"ut ann nave now reached what
under ordinary conditions would be
regarded as "a very satisfactory divi-
t"nd Boa BIS Not a few oi our best
railroad ANA industrial Shares are sell.
ING 90 figures which maE, them OK
ocrG.usll desirable, even 3D. dividends
N'it fo undergo some reduction.
vbhn e entirety improbable
The Joasnu chiefly advanced for
,his weeks decline WAS ho lqu.da.
uou 0I important speculative az
counts Iu q certain cXt,W this may
ut ruc. uUl HE causes are many
complies aud deeply iutcrmNCd with
'H, social political aud Industrial re.
Nr.. uf fhp marion Coundpnc" IN bust
ness circle. bad been much impaired
nt thr .u,rcHsiua ii PLAY ol unrest IN
social and political circles Frequent
upd Irrational attacks upon capital cX.
rrcls,d deterrent effect upon an
business enterprises and resulted IN
general slackness OF trade Numrr
uua political attacks upon corpora.
uuus. inspired D., congress. aud %
uWt.ors NAin agitation also seriously
discourage industrial activity Add
eel Geo these draw backs is The opening
gu tbo presidential campaign fully q
year 100 advance oi the usual time
fortunately. within n few days con
guess viii adiogiu and We shall have
Temporary respite from legislative
uncertainties The final settlement al
tn tarin question. however, is as iaI
distant as ever and 70 Is quite prob
aule that another long period OF uu
crrtaini, ON this important cleneni
u,rst hp faced
Another cause of anxiety e. The pos
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

total of SG0l 600 OOO. an increase ot
more than SlO0.NO0,UOO over the pre-
yiuus year Our exports of raw cot.
ton we're valued al $jN2,0oU.Oun during
the twelve months ending June 80
The increased costs OF production In
Great Britain resulting rom The strike
win undoubtedly transfer none ur loss
export business from British fo Amer.
lean mills
Liquidation In Wall street must
nave pretty nearly run lbs course.
Very prohabiy the heading interests
recognized the impossihilIty of stem.
ming the reaction against such odds
as have existed IN the last few months
and quietly withdrew their support In
order 90 repurchasc thcir stocks at
lower prices -any ot the leading
shares are now al comparatively low
prices. an d will show good profits lat.
EN- on 10 those who buy on the recess
sions from present figures. II is quite
possible that temporary lower prices
may be reached la event OF further
unfavorablc disclosures, but iunda.
mental conditions are better than
tire months ago Stocks have had "a
heavy decline The opportunity Tor
liquidation or short selling has cor
respoudingly diminished. General
business is only awaiting relief from
unnecessary Interference ANA irlita.
lion 10 show substantial recovery.
Crop conditions have materially in.
proved since The last govern ncnt ro'
port There is an abundance Of easy
money ana all things favor the pur.
chase nt good stocks on further de-
cliucs Roactiouagy Influences have
been mlly discounted and prss-nlsm
ma, bo easily oyerdouc The adiOulu-
mcnt Of congress moderation OF the
attacks ON corporations and a better
harvest than expected Two weeks ago
VIII certainly in due season DE IT,.
Elected ia q moderate Improvement Of
the security markets
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
He WANT AID SEES MORE PEOPLE in ONE d.

ribilu} oi further labor disturbance,
the extraordinary uprisine In Great
Britain having stimulated Jpprouen.
siuns ON this side Th, mmors. now
over. that Western ralI0ad employee
contemplate another aggressive move.
mont o. uuf very seriously regarded
3y railroad managers because % U.s.
only recently that advances costing
the railroads many millions were
gruutod 90 the men and The TACT must
bee taken lnIu consideration that the
railroads are already handicapped hv
heavy increases ia expenses and the
refusal OF the Interstate Commerce
commission To permit an advance In
railroad rates The economic con
ditions on american and British rail.
roads are So different that the action
OF the labor leaders in England can
hardly afford suitable precedent Tor
the leaders ON this side Of the attain
tic IN many instances wages are
nearly double IN The United sta
what they are la England while tho
cost Of living there is not much below
the cost here This disparity between
wages and tho cost OF living doubtless
Las much to do With present labor
troubles iu England. and. an no such
disparity exists iu che United states.
there o. the less reason 90 Tear serious
labor troubles here The American
laborcr Is vastly better on than MS
British brother
Having considered the more impor
tant reasons Tor proclamation oft the
declines 90 Is hut proper So now look
ON ne other side of the question ana
avoid being mislod bg oycrpossImisiic
yi4ws Thcre D. no need Tor ans hNs.
tcrical form ol depression The coun.
tiy has been going through LONG
period ~ contraction and readiusi-
moni In both credit and industry
There o. neither ovoreNtension An the
former nor oyerproductjon IN the lat
ten Both the financial situation anG
the business situation i'm general terms
are perfectly sound more so prob
ahlN than in many years Conserva.
lion Is the rule everywhere. some
people spoiled hy too much prosper
| ity are disappointed because We ala
not again secure bumper harvest IN
every respect. SO accustomed are we
! Americans GO record brchking and su
easily discouraged are We by tom
! porarv sothacks The crop situation
/ - ltlN WNN lW'i any 'N'NNH w A'
sure of average crops OF wheat amt
corn This being so, what reason ~
/ lhorc Tor discouiagcment on this ac.
counts We are practically sure also
| ot big cotton crop something which
! viii be particularly beneficial 20 the
| Southern states ANA the New England
cotton industry. as we'll as 10 our eN
| port trade The scarcity of cotton FOE
Il several years has been one great
blight upon om national prosperity
luth0ugh the south benefited thereby
This blight D. now likely 20 he remov
cd and the South will siili get good
prices for a large yield
our monetary outlook Is assuring
The inactivity OF business and the ab
sence of unusual crop demands insure
relatively easy rates Tor some time u
come Our crodi, abroad will h'
strengthened by large shipments n
cotton ana further increase In the
shipments OF American manufactures
AN element of support watch Us no
yet fully recognized Last year on
exports OF manufactures reached
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
FOR SALE.
For SALE.

$4,000 i-ruum mudrru brick two
screened ppryhos. barn. 'm,kou
house and good ugtNuudiuFe. lut
1oUXli2, improved aud an n suod
condition, Highlands. Ideal for
health.
5000 "-story modern brick ON West
Tiiorus finely finished basement
CORNER lot lawn. cement walks.
beautiful home
t35oO 5-room modcru, Highlands,
ono-half block from central Win
4-room furnished cottage u rear.
rental income $ta net
$500 5-room frame ON cement
block foundation. two screen
por.hrs. sink, city water, corner lot
5ONi42. Highlands
&"NUO-G-room modern pressed brick
CLOSE in, house alone would cost
more, shade, lawn. two por,hcs.
t325. Bciutitul lot on East Central.
an level
$4,000 IN elegant modern stoam-
heated corner residence. close To-.
loNlunds.. three blocks from paris,
lawn. cement walks shade. Ioou-
ing porch Nur outhuidups Must
b., seen Co ho appreciated.
2taou 4is acres alfalfa. close ln,
Would make zine pll., Co build
suburban home.
$4,000 6-room modern now hungu-
low, Norh llth street, $500 cash.
balance s. per cent
JOHN VI. MOORE REALTY 90.
IIHE INSURANCE, HI;NI EST NTE.
LOANS MD NBSTR NCT~.
I'll West Gold I'VE. Phone 40.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
NOTICE or SUIT.

In the District Court, Territory Of
New Mexico. County OF BornulillO
Katherine u pritchett. Pla.nun. VS.
James " prtchett, Dotcndaut --
No N7t1
To the Above Named Defendant.
Yen are hereby notified that suit
has been tled AGAINST YOU In the said
court and county by the above named
plalntin in which the said plalnun
nrays Tor an absolute divorce ON the
grounds ot abandonment aud nou-sup.
port, and ron alimony and counsel
Tess And you are further notified
that unless YOU enter or cause 90 be-
entered your appearance IN said cause
on on before the 10th day of October
A u l9it. a decree pro cOnicssu VIII
be taken against Won aud the icliel
prayed for will he granted Tho name
Oi rhe plaintiffs attorney is Isaac
Bnrth, whose pOslolnce address Is
Albuquerque, New Mexico
(Seah TllOS X ID MADISON,
Clerk
l6.23.30.G.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
HOUSES FOR RENT.
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
OIa52B.

Small Holding Claim No. 22ii. Not
coal land.
Department ~ the Interior United
states land office. Santa Fe y NJ,
July %, 1871.
Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named claimant has flied no.
tice OF his intention 10 make final
pfoof In support OF his claim under
sections 10 and n Of the act of March
3, 1891 GEO stats, $50, as amended
by the act ~ February 81, 1898 (27
stats, 47O). ana that said proof viii
be made before A. T.. Walker. pro-
bate clerk. M Albuquerque, n. NJ, on
September g. 1871. viz: Luis Padilla.
as heir 81 Tirci0 padilla. Of padillas.
n. NJ. for the claim eel. for lot !.
section I: lots ana 3. section ., and
lot 4, sections and g, township q
north, range east, survey approved
1905.
He names the following witnesses
10 prove his actual continuous ad-
verse possession ~ said tract for 20
years next preceding the survey %
the township. viz:
Roman Maragn, Silverio sanchez.
Marcclino sanchez, Juan Sanchez y
Pena, all OF padillns, y. NJ.
ANY person who desires 10 protest
against the allowance of said proof
or Who knows ~ any substantial rea-
son under the laws ana regulations
a. the interior department why such
proof should not be allowed. viii be
given an opportunity az the above
mentioned time ana place 90 cross
oxamlne the witnesses 81 said claim-
ant ana "a Offer evidence In rehuttal
~ that submitted hy claimant
Manuel H. OTERO,
Register.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
ELECTR|CHEADL|GHT
FOR 5. P. TRAINS
Locomotives of Transcontinen.
tai Line Are Being Equip
ped With New Device
for Lighting Purposes.

An of the locomotives of the south
ern pacific company are ra" div bee
ius equipped with ,l..tri. ~ odlsE,s.
The sNstrm is the Invention e.. one OF
tho men leo the sacramento snuis of
the company aud consists ui small
urninc engine ana generator Tins
,n-uu, has thr power of g.u,'utps
thr,s volts of ,lcctrl ., -u3. Hnt for
the ,,adlight, classification ngh.s aud
SEVERAL smaller lights tuput tar enc
E'Gt AN controlled hy switch In the
engineers cab. This does away with
'hr ,u.ouvunicnce of using tho old
fashioned torca al niRht when oilng
ihr locomotives.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

How did ho lose his money"
Backing e musical comedy m
which all the members IT the chorus
wore skirts reaching below their an
klcs
THAT isn't losing money That's
burning the stun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TD LOAN on good rytl
estate. $500 $1,000. Sg.o0u. g5.uou,
10000 " H. McNtuIon. gI5 w.
Gold. zap
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
~
l6233OG

ballast, and Is hring used ON the dou-
bic track work of th, southern Pa
cinr between Houccia ana sacramento
Ia California
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
OSTEOPNTnY.
DIR. 4. n. CONNER
PARCEL DELIVERY

QUICK PARCEL DELIVERY. Mos
Reugers. baggage Hauled. Phone
bUl-s02. 1--WE rush ON"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

Scar Black Butte in the shasta
mountains between the stations 90
Weed ana Sis.ton California the
southern Pacific company has uncoy-
erred a huge deposit of volcanic ash
that mas proved unusually hno ball
lasting material II was discovered
already broken into the proper aizc
for ballast and the company has Just
completed hullastng that part of IT'S
line over tho Siskiyou mountains with
this material Il Is vt "a pinNish color.
POROUS, yet has a great deal of weight
aud lts porous qualities make q pcr-
feet for Drainage of tho roadhcd. that
part 20; the road upon which 70 ls hr-
inc used, being exceptionally Wcll
drained during tho rainy seasons.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
MNNDoIIN C1Cu

The Ladies' Trio at Stringed In
s'rumcnt, II prepared Ia furnish mu-
Sc Tor afternoon ana evening rccep-
tions Terms reasonable, Tor par
ticulars inquire Mrs. De Wolf, Metro
puliinn liotci; Telephone sG8.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

In the sacramento, California
shops of the southern Pacific COM
pany, there has just occn completed
e machine for the leading nf gravel
upon fiat cars from out of the bed 80
a river Technically. IL would be- CALI
ed a drcdgcr II consists Of tho nee
cssnry boilers and engines. with 90
foot boom, and by tho use Of what rs
known ns the 'lam shell steel bucket.
rs now being used successfully In load
ing gravel from the bed of a -iyrr In
ihe Sacramento valley This gravel
taken from underneath the water, is
clean ana dustloss ana makes Tine