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The Washington times., 1911-04-09
Thief Quickly Caught,
Stolen Coat Too Long

BUFFALO, N. Y. April Awhile mis-
victim. Mrs. Anna Hepp. who lives in
Porter Flats, was yet unaware of the
fact that she had been robbed, Francis
g. Bowman. 25e 18th street, was arrest
ed this morning. His undoing was due
to the fact that he wore coat too long
for him.
When arrested Bowman had jewelry
on his person valued at $500.
The Hepps were at early church serv-
ice. Their home had been ransacked
and Bowman, laden with booty, was
over to Canada, when Detective Ryan
stopped him because a coat that he had
stolen and was wearing was rtdiculously
large.
The Washington times., 1911-04-09
DEATHS

wEBSTER-Departed this.-life suddenly on
Thursday, April 6. 1911, at a. M. at his
residence, los @ street southwest. ALPHON-
70 WEBSTER. beloved son Of Eliza Weo-
ster the grandson OF Mrs. Ann Webster.
nephew of Mildred Vaughn. nephew OF Nan
ME Watkins and cousin OF Matte Sumby
and Mildred Jenkins.
Funeral services at his mothers residence.
f05 street southwest Monday. April 10.
at II a. m. Friends invited to attend.
The Washington times., 1911-04-09
RAILROAD SHOPS
ARE WIPED OUT
IN SANBORNV|LLE
Flames Having Origin in
Small Chimney Fire
Cause Loss.

SANBoRNvILLE, N. H, April o.
Flames which had their origin in an in
significant chimney fire wiped out the
Boston and Maine repair shops and en-
gine house here, and for time threat
ened the entire village with destruction.
The Central House. the only hotel in
the village. and several dwellings in the
immediate vicinity of the railroad prop
erty were vacated and other residents
were preparing TO leave their homes
Union and the spread of the flames
was checked.
Before the fire was subdued the repair
shops, consisting of carpenter shop,
oil house, dry house, and store house.
the foreman's office and the round
house, were in ruins. The only railroad
buildings which remain are the station
and freight house, which are located on
the opposite side of the street,
Exhibit of Spring Flowers.
IT will interest you to visit Gude's
beautiful Flower Show this week. 1914 F
street.-Adv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24
FRAY AND pINN ON
TIIE DAY on RESI-

\ number hove asked Ms n Nr r,v-
ur,d baseball ON sunday rhu-r phu
Ills, baseball and have no cuus.lru-
uous scrupics against SUNDAY game
can go, Those Wh" feel that they
should not GU Co. % sunday game cau
go, taogc who feel that they should
not go Co "A sunday game should stay
away. u is our Judgment that bdse-
bail hurts Uu ono unless hr co. she
gets hit by hat or ball and when thc
ladies attend Nr note that there "a no
swearing So, let's an go to our roe
spcctiNc chureh.. tomorrow ami hear
sermons hy uur favoritc preachers
ana In M" afternoon. " we feel HE
a.. ana fccl that We would be- eum-
hitting no SIM tets go to thp bail
park and see thr game of Carrzozo
versus Alamo n win b, q hot num-
brr uom start Co finish -Alamngurd0
Advertiser.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24

likely 20 put premium on steers car
rting good weight from now on be-
sides emphasizing the total shortage
az many pounds OF beef Tho best
steers here today sold al $500, equal
Co The ten last week Quarantine cat
Sic were in lighter supply than usual
last week aud prices advanced 10
TO 10 cents. Run IN that division 10.
day rs l7O cars. market steady TO 10
lower Usage wintcrcd steers brought
$500 there today other steers running
from Sl0O 20 S. 80 Wintorcd steers
from native pastures bring up to
s. 90. most OF the steers $i7j TO
ST. 80 q good gain over week ago
About 80 cars OF Colorado and Tar
western cattle have arrived during
the last week including two or three
trains from Eastern Colorado mere TO.
day Buyers SAY the steers lack Qual.
ity. sales from $500 to $3.50 Tor the
beef steers Gamers and COWS NJ
$500 To- SiS5. stoCk'rs and feeders
$3.50 to si6O Country demand Is a
little weak. a. several dry spots have
developed Ia local territory In the last
week though Kansas got good rata
YESTERDAY Market is STEADY today
on stOckcrs and feeders best feeders
Sj.25 10 SOB, stock steers $500 to
$50
All the conditions In The hog market
ar, on the selling sides favor, yet
packers resort 90 every cNpedicni 60
pat prices down or az least to keep
them from advancing The best they
have been able Co do Is 20 staNe or
any sharp rise In the market though
prices are up 10 10 cents TO-DAY
shippers take the cream OF the CROP
every dal aud packers rcius" 10 com
pete with them Tor o. else the ma,ket
would take sudden rise Receipts
are slim 40 all points. run here i.iou
TODAY, top SG72 l-2, bulk OF sales
S7.35 90 1855.
Sheep aud lambs had hard time
| from breaking last week. aud The
close was around quarter lower Tor
| the week the ~csult Of gradual melt
ing away of valdos. The ran lOnay ~
! 70 ,nO0. market closing ~ 90 - lower
| Different bands OF Utah lamhs'
| brought 1915 today. The top price ans
| vearlings from same state brought
Si25 Colorado ewes reached 81 '
! Friday. bat S31i rs thc TON To-day
bulk of the range WCthcrs ana ewes
scniug al So Co $500 Stock an
! feeding stuff i0 len strong request
feeding wrGhcts Fuday up to S36'
best breeding CWo- Siuo, lccdlm
lambs Si.75 10 $3.50
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24
HEAVY FALL TRADE
IN LIVESTOCK rs ON

Kansas CITY stock Yards. Aug %
The arrival OF % 000 cattle here 10.
day marked the opening of the heavy
fall business Tho incentive that
started part ol the cattle that ar.
rived here today was an advance of 10
10 10 cents last week buyers put on
their war paint The middle of the week
aud proclaimed thar middle and low
class steers mus, Dee bought cheaper.
bat tho thing produced no rov,lts
worth mentioning TODAY There * 70
decline of no % cents ON the lower
halo of the cattle here. those in lhc
uppor register selling around steady
Complaint rs made respecting cattle
from native pastures that they lack
woight and advlces indicate that this
trouble cannot Co., overcome which IL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24
PATRONInE THE MEsIIIN
NAIIIsN PEUDl CTs

IN, m Pasp Herald, which be- al.
nsNs boosting for Ncw M"Niru ns NcIl
as the whole southwest prints ihr
following editorial
MAY tu. time come when every bu-
trl ana restaurant la al Pasp yili hud
20 its advantage 90 print on its menu
card and in ~ adycrtI-, mcuts u
statement something like This pos
iti,oly mo- California fruits or vcgr-
tables served at our tables. our fruits
and vegetables como from Nri6nna,
Sew McNicu. Texas and M,Niro. with
preference always given to th, pro-
ducts pt the iil Pasu valley COZ Texas
aud the Mosilla valley ut Nyw Mex
l,1 when n season
with no organization among our
valley growers and no close cooper
alton with tuc producers ~ New
Mexico. Arizona nnd west Texas,
thcr, Is not at present any economic
distrJutiou ur exchange at products
Ell pasuaus consume California ptu-
duets. white the products of their own
beautiful valleys are either bciug ship
ped 90 distant markets or az, wasting
foT lack ~ demand M Paso ships
HNAAAN'" NNNNA ' N.NNA tAiN " quo liNA'N'
toes from southern Sew MeNico are
hring shipped to the FAR north. cal
ifOruiu plums, peaches, pears. and
grapes are forced upon us during the
height of season whom the finest fruits
mat grow anywhere are ripcuiug la
our n,arhy valleys ana mountains
We need to arouse better cum-
munity sprit iu this connection, aud
the spirit of cooperation should uuo
always o. Is not necessary tu limit
uur LOYALTY to IA, products pt the IN
Paso valley or Co the Rte Grandc val
ley An the other irrigated farming
sections Within 500 miles uf us are
entitled tu the Same consideration.
But W should certainly unfe In
strong COOPERATION for the best use
and mark' ting of oar own southwest
ern products ana gradually force the
products of other states out of this
market except as thcy nm, hr uccdod
from time 60 supply dCneiL or Go
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24

ed 20, swarm ur shoppers They
camr ny hundreds and thousands aud
every store Doe On, oity was Uttered
VITA th. lUus-i,4e,I jumpers \ pc.
ruIiHr coincidence Nt- whenever they
ut they 5000. 'l. headed iu ihy same
direction
Hosea %. GrHrp-hlN, % pioneer Of
tu, SOFT River valley since 1865, hc-
fore Phoenix was planted. diced Fri-
d.N ,r,ulus after O. long Illness
number ~ cases have been re-
ported through On" territory OF sneak
thirv's Who ur. unt,stiug the uuseon-
scr trains Th, latest cas-, of this
kind 60 Do. reported ls that OF -. g..
Graham who left his coat in the
smoking cor of an Espcc train yes
tcrdaN while hc went Co 'h, water
tank at PhorniN to get drink. and
when De- returned his voat contain
Ing SO" m currency and somo val.
ulHIs uHpcrs WAS missing
The wholesale rounding az 81 Doug
iaF motorists Tor speeding ana not
blowing horns has resulted in other
things besides swelling th, DiNs i'm
coins" frHW fines Tnr uutom 10
owners bHNr org1uizrd 90 obtain
their rights and are demanding
changes Boo On. ordinance relative 60
speed Imit and other natter. FIJI.
teen miles un hour iu 900. city is said
GO hc slow enough fur smctrr traffic
NdtIoos received have settled tho
date for the visit uf The sixth rrsi-
m,ut o. 5. 'asuI.. 90 Tucson aud
upon its receipt meeting Uas called
200 the HrisHdv post committee az
vI.ch details Wcr, arraug-r To- make
further arrangements Tor reception
and ,ntartaIumont of the visitors who
'Npcvt 90 stay ln Tucson two nights
and ono da,. ou which an Interesting
program win hc carried out by the
troopers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24
FOR SALE.
For SALE.

y.tUU Groom mudoru hri.k two
screened por,h's, barn, Quicken
hnus, ami loud uutpuldiugH tot
tUuNtlg. improved pnd all iu good
condition, highlands. Ideal lur
health
S,UOu 2-stury modern brick ou West
Tiirr1s. finely finished. basement
corner tot lawn, cement walks;
beautiful hum,
$500 a-room modern, Highlands.
onc-halg block from Central, with
4-room furnished cuttusc in rear;
rental income $t5 net.
{l5uJ--5-room frame, ou cement
block foundation. two screen
purchcs sink. city water, corner lot
50Nits. Highlands
s3s0p--6-roum modern pressed brick
close iu' house alone would cost
more. shade. lawn. two porchos.
1895 Beautiful lot on East Central
AN level
t6poo-Au olcsaut modern steam.
heated corner residence. close In
loWlands three blocks from park
lawn cement Na'ks shade, sleep
ing porch. fine uutuulJiugs. Must
Dee seen To- Dee appreciated.
$1,000 az acres alfalfa, close IA
Would make Cue place 10 build
suburban home.
$4,000 Groom modern new buuga'
low North i'm street. $1,000 cash
balance = per cent.
JOHN VI. MOORE REALTY 90.
tIitE INSURANCE. REAL ESTATE
LOANS AND ABSTRACTS.
2II West Gold Ave. l'hunv 10
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HOUSES FOR RENT.
NOTICE non PUBLICATION.
Oia596.


Small Holding Claim No cell Not
coal land
Department ~ tho Interior. United
states wnd office. Santa Pc. n M,
July %, i21l.
Notico is hereby given mat the FOL
lowing named claimant has filed mo-
tlce ~ his Intention Go make final
proof IN support ~ his claim under
sections rs ana ~ OF the act OF March
p. 1891 t2G stats. $50. as amended
hy the act 81 February "a. 1888 ca
stats, 400. and that said proof viii
be- made before a. e. walker. pro-
bate clerk, at Albuquerque. n NJ. on
September Q. igii, VIZ: Luis padillN,
az hcir ~ Tircio Padilla, of PadHlas,
\. NJ. FOR the claiin 22i. Tor lot l.
section / lots . ana 3, section 2. ana
lot 4. sections aud .. township s
north, range . east survey approved
1905
lie names tho following witnesses
10 prove his actual continuous ad-
verse possession ~ said tract FOR 90
years next preceding the survey o.
the TOWNSHIPS. VIZ;
Roman Maraga. Sllyorlo Sanchez.
Mnrcclino Sanchez. Juan Sanchez y
Pena. an 81 Padilias. ~ NJ
ANY person who desires 90 protest
against the allowance ut said proof
or who knows of any substantial rea-
son under the laws and regulations
a. the interior department. why such
proof should not be allowed win be
elven an opportunity ~ the above
mentioned time and place 90 cross
oxnmine the witnesses OF said claim
ant and 60 offer evidence IN rebuttal
OF that submitted hy claimant
MANUEL a. prERO.
Register
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24

N your husband insists upon eating
homr- made brruN during the heated
term Have you over tried giving him
tho high-Rrade breads baked by a..
You viii nnd that lhe viii prefer them
as well as ouI delicious cookies. rolls.
biscuits. cakes and pastry Take your
ousr during warn6 weather by order
ing your hakcstunf at the
PIONEER BNKrRY
207 south Eirst street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24

MANDOLIN CLUB.

The ladies Trio 81 Strlngrd Ia.
-trumcut~ Il prepared "a furnish mn
sic FOR afternoon aud evening rcCcp.
tinus, Terms reasonable. FOR par
liculars inquire Mrs. De Wolf, Metro
pulitan lIOtci. Telephone SEQ.
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nII.INIEN SI.nNIII..

phuur g.. Albuquerque Parcel Dr-
livery Prompt service aud mt.'aO
tinr guaranteed.
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PARCEL DELIVERY

QUICK PARCEL DELIVERY, Mes
sengors baggage hauled. Phone
5Ol-602. I'VE rush 'om."
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FOR SALE

$4,000 5-room brick. modern south
Eoiju So. ,la.o Iu.
N2Iuu. .5-ruom frame, modern ilh
Nard, near car lWr
$1,000 C-room bungalow. modern,
large lut good outbuid.uss tine lo-
cation.
$1,000 s-story brick. mod
orn; West Central, fine location:
: 900 cash balance 4 per cent.
Se6s0--1-ruom frame cottage. mod
crn. lot SIlaNI50. shade and fruit
trees. Fourth ward.
St5OO-l-room cement finish mod
ern residence. hot water neat. large
lot good outbuildings, close in.
t27iO--j.room brick, modern, good
shade. ~ Second 81 close In.
MONEY TO LOAN
FIltF INSURANCE
A. FleiSC her
iit SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
Next TO New Postofhee. Phons D%
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY re- IUAN on good real
estate. t1ou. silicon. se.oon. to.ouo
&luuUn " a. McMuuun, .la "
Gold "a
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LOST.

LOST Link ouu button. roman let
ter initial "N,' Reward phuU'
Wards ~tur. 25!
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24

furnish sportnIirs which cannot b,
produced Ia our own tcrrltoI!
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24
DENTISTS.

OSTEOPATHY.
DIR. e.. ~. CONNER
Licensed Co practice OstcOpathy
Medicine or surgery.
My special work Is curing chronic
diseases.
office IN the new stern building
corue- Fourth and Central Avenue
Telephone for appointment 6ss or
325.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24

FOR SALE Two diamond stones.
ono 3-S Is aud ,-lG X, Guaranteed
pure white stones, clear cut Bar
gain DC sold soon. Address X this
piiicr. 29p
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT- -Stcre-room, ia w Coal
W V. Futrellc.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
housekeeping, rent reasonable. 522
West Central avenue. lbtl
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WANTED.

YOUNG opsIcrn lad, doslrrs position
with iam"y Geo teach children aud
take care of them. Address u. e.. a.,
care Herald 2ic
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FOR SALE---Missce

FOR sALE--Underwood Typewriter,
good order. $40. Room no. l. Grant
building "
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WANTED You 20 try Coyote Springs
Mineral water. also best soft drinks
of All kinds Albuquerque Bottlins
Co. Phone Sl3.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-04
GERMAN SOCIETY
TO GIVE CONCERT

The Salem German Society will, on
on the evening of Thanksgiving
day, give a musical concert, in which
the Maennerchor viii sing several
selections but the principal part of
the concert vii be given by Dr.
Emil Emma and Miss Harriet Enna
of Portland, DR.. Emma is at the
head of a piano school, and Is one
of the best planists in the state. Miss
Emma is very recently from Euro
pean conservatorles, and has great
talent as a German Lieder singer. Her
repertoire embraces the best German
folk songs. In fact, the young wo-
man is charming musical entertain
in four languages, and her pro-
gram is given in libretto form with
English translations. The concert
will be given at the armory by CO.
operation of the lodge of Sdhs Of
Hermann and the Deutsche Verein of
this city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-04
FRANCE IS
TO RETAIN
MOROCCO
KAISER WILHELM BLAMED FOR
SIGNING THE AGREEMENT BY
HIS SUBJECTS, WHO WANTED
TO FORCE FRANCES HAND.
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE !

Berlin. Nov. 4.-The downfall Of
Chancellor Won Bethmann-Holwegg
and Foreign Minister Herr Won Kid
derlin Haswechter is predicted today
as a result of dissatisfaction in Ger
many over the France-German Nor
rocan agreement, the terms of which
were made public officially in Paris
yesterday.
The agreements includes the recog-
milton by Germany of French pro-
tectorate over Morocco and the ces-
sion by France of 250,O00 square kilo-
meters of French territory In the
Congo
Though this territory is inhabited
by 100000 negroes and has a COM
merce value of S2,2OO,OOO yearly, Ger
mans charge that certain rights in
Morocco which are surrendered
through the agreement are worth
more to the German nation.
Kaiser Wilhelm is being severely
criticized for not sanctioning a war
to fore Frances hand
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-04
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRn.l

Chicago, Nov. 4.-Police and
neighbors today broke into the house
of Henry Letsch and found him, his
wife and their son, Roy, aged 12,
dead, as the result of what was prob
ably pact between the mother and
father to end their own lives and
kill the boy.
Little Roy was found in the bed.
Beside the body was the body of the
kneeling mother The father was
stretched on the floor.
Evidently the couple were cra2ed
by religious zeal. A queer letter, ev-
idently added to day after day, con-
tanned jumbled bits of biblical
phrases and odd bits Of philosophy,
written in German, was found. 1t
gave a partial explanation of the
triple tragedy
The messages stated that the
couple would first starve themselves
as penance for their sins, then purge
themselves and finally die" because
the world is unkind and churches
and ministers hypocrisy" The let
ter was dated March 19, last, and de-
clared that the couple we're deter
mined to die three years ago.
Physicians declare the family had
been dead over a week. Their gaunt
bodies indicated that they had carried
out the intention of starving them
selves, and had brought on lmmedi-
ate death as the elimination by taxi
ing a strong purgative drug.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-04

bringing the ball to within 10 Yards
of the Princeton goal.
Here, with the Crimson rooters
yelling like mad, the Tigers fighting
desperately on the defensive and an
apparently sure score for Harvard in
sight, disaster followed an ATTEMPT
on the part of Hollister to kick a
field goal White, of Princeton.
crashed through an opening in the
line rushed into the ball as it left
the ground, scooped it up as it
bounded along before him at the %
yard line, and with a clear field
ahead sped on to the distant Har-
yaru goal, so yards away, for a touch
down, within the last minute of play.
Before the joyous 'yells of the
Princeton rooters died away, Pendle-
ton had kicked the goal and the per-
cd ended: Princeton, 6; Harvard. O..
The second half opened with the
ball again see-sawing in the middle
of the field until finally Dewitt. the
Tiger fullback, made a magnificent
punt, kicking the ball to the Crimson
goal line. The ball went over but
Prlnceton's claim that Harvard
player had pushed it over was al
lowed and Princeton was awarded a
safety Score: Princeton, s; Har-
ward, 0.
The ball was put in play on Har-
wards 25-yard line, and Wendell, the
fast Harvard half back, made another
sensational rush, carrying the ball to
the 5O-yard line in Princetons terri
tory. Here Princeton recovered and
Dewitt punted. Huntington kicked
back and Baker caught the ball with
in seven yards of the Tiger goal.
Here Dewitt was called upon to punt
the ball out of danger but the Grim
son players were not to be denied
and neatly executed a forward pass,
demoralizing the compact Princeton
defense, and Huntington plunged
through a scattered field for what
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-04
The 0MEN AND
RELIGION"
MOVEMENT

The men and religion forward
movement in this city is to receive
an impetus tomorrow afternoon at
the Young Mems Christian Assocla-
tion. The meeting is popularity
known as an open meeting, and Is
open to both men ad women, A
splendid musical program has been
arranged.
The speaker, Marshal N Dana, of
the Oregon Journal, Portland, is Civ
ing great deal Of time to the Men
and Religion Movement" Like many
others, he was slow to take It up,
because he did not understand It,
but, having studied the movement,
he regards It as the greatest factor
before the American people, M. N.
Dana Is live wire and every one who
hears him will lfeel the effect Of his
message. Every citizen should at
least become familiar with the pur-
pose Of the movement.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-04
THINK He
IS ONE OF
ROBBERS
MAN ARRESTED AT VANCOUVER,
b. G., HAS $4,000 IN MONTREAL
BANK BILLS AND THESE BILLS
WERE MARKED.
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRn.i

Vancouver, b. c., Nov 4.-The po-
lice have under arrest a man named
John Bozeyk, a native of Southern
Europe, charged with being one of
the parties concerned in the robbery
of the Bank of Montreal at New
Westminster in September last when
sum of $25S,OOO was taken. He
had in his possession $4,000 in
marked bills. The arrest took place
in the simplest manner possible.
Bozeyk was coming out of a gamb
ling den in China town when he was
asked by the police to give an ac-
count of himself.
His statements were Of such un-
satisfactory character that he was at
once taken into custody and on being
searched, a sum of S700 was found
in his possession. On the way to the
station and when there he gave sew
eral other accounts of his movements
and mentioned that he was a roOmer
at the City Hotel
A visit was promptly paid to the
hotel and his effects searched this
morning. The sum of $4,000 in Bank
of Montreal bills was then discov-
cred.