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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
CHAIRMAN Of FIRE
COMMITTEE RIDES
ON { NGINES
Steve Coen is Shown --latest
Fads in Steamers While in
East on Vacation; Booster
for Better Equipment.

Chairman s. g. Coru OF th' fire
cummitt,, or tine riN council Vh"
l,ft th, 10th ui last month on 90 up
east Co. Inspect Oh, fir, apparatus "t
different eastern cities and Cumpnu-
les. returned Go tine city TODAY tulN
convinced that th, motor 'ugiu' .- nr
superior 10 tn steam engine ana tho
only thing 10 bv considered. % Ir
Mir Co,us opinion that there ur, tN"
companies foremost ben Tine mauuia,-
ure of motor engines, inD N'hn
company ct ST. Louis and thr Amer
lean La France Engine company 'I
Elmlra y 8 Both companies en-
tcrtaiurd Mr C,ru royalty aud dome
onstratcd 90 hl~ entire satisfaction
the worth OF both the Steam and moe
tor engines At Elmira ho rode ON "a
motor engine at tine rate ui so Wil"s
an hour and tho chauffeur offered tu
Increase IN, speed Mr.. cohen howe
ever. prcfcrr.ug Go lot it gu zoe mat
As an endurance demonstration the
machine WAS run into q pluw"d field
ut % rapid rat, with mo- bad results.
MIR Cucu Vge also entertained in
ST Louis hv Fire chief Charles D..
swmlcN who rytcndrd every cour-
tesy possihi, iu helping iu mtk, r.
comparison between the two WI-
chimes 81 Iuuas has 20 new tire
house equipped with tho most WDd-
srn apparatus Boo ana lines. Including
the latest motor engine and improved
quarters for th. flrymrn. which was
of particular interest and value aud
added much tu the chtlrmtus belief
that the trim of C,Ouo m.l,s Vu- very
pTofitablS spent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
ASTHMA cATAEHr4 CURED
Expect Medical Scientists Announce
Startling Results Obtained by
Sennlne.

New York. Sept . Thousands arc
taking advantage o; the generous OF
FER made by The Woodworth Co, ilGl
broadway, New York city. requesting
an experimental package o. Senpne,
the great discovery for Asthma, Hay
Fever, Bronchitis, and Catarrh, which
~ mailed free Of charge TO all who
write for H. II ls curing thousands OF
the most stubborn cases. u makes no
difference how long you have been
suffering or how severe the climatic
conditions are where you live, Sen
pine will cure you
II you have experimental with
othsT treatments and have failed 10
find a cure do not be discouraged but
send for trial OF this wonderful truly
neritous remedy which Is scientific
compound discovered by "A proicssd
OF Vienna University, and Is being
recommended by thousands,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05

II is recommended thai ia the
cyHnt the sauc delegates aIr not
also selected as delegates TO the iu.
dicial and legislative districts con
vention that thc same basis be- used IN
tile election of such district delegates
and that such convention shall be
called and held after the state ConN "n.
lion al such time ANA place as may
Ee agreed upon by The chairman OF
The ceatal committee of the several
counties composing the respective dis
tIicts mentioned or la default 81
agreement 1y such chairman uv ma.
lOfity OF The delegates elected from
such district convention u Is further
recommended that the Republican
county conventions la and Tor he sew
cIal cuunies 60 nominate lo: county
officers will Also bg held alter the
state convention
Immediately upon the adoption OF
the call by this committee The caall
was signed los II q. Iursum chair
man, and lose ID Sena, secretary. and
Nh Sona a. once began the work OF
sending the call 20 the various county
Chairucu
Chairman n O BursuW called mp
on Charles \ SpiCss Of san MiRuel
count, as the man who had probably
given more OF his limo than any oac
individual 10 the work of statehood
Mt SpIrss 100 rcspous, iu % hearty dee
mand from the committee told the
facts of the statehood tight iu Wash
ingtou. IN the course of his remarks
ho said that some dispatches cmanar
ing from Washington had appeared In
the santa Re New Mexican aud some
other papers % the territorial press
quoting the president in manner
witch greatly discrofitod aim ana he
declared these dispatches were abso'
luto lice While he mentioned no
names Il was aparont 20 his audience
20 whom he referred The committee
adjourned subject 10 the call of ne
chairman at I o'clock this afternoon,
absolute harmony prevailing and The
best 81 spirit apparent an all sides
This viii be- the greatest victory
tho republican partg over won boz New
M,xico" said ~ -. Hnrsum, chair
mon Of tbc committee a fcv mo-
mrnts after adjournment 'iu -ll tho
history 81 the party IN Sew Mexico
the republican party has never been
more united or more determined 60
perpotuatc tho principles of mat groht
political organization I do not see
anything on the political horizon that
can prevent the party in Now Mexico
from standing united throughout The
campaign
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
EXPERT INVESTIGATING CONDITIONS FOR
PUMPING IN VICINITY OF ALBUQUERQUE

WIu o. view COT Inc.ugatug thor
.msn. tur conditions and prospects
'. pumping for Notcr m the rio
CrWa. valley bon the vicinity of Albu-
.ur,ruu, W Moore rcpr scnting
NtHtta,g Turk lud MOI. g.. paso
manufacturers ug maouuur.. with
particular ,mpu sls uu Irritation mt-
NHtr'. BE- iu thc cts today Nj
Moor, VIII leave tomorrow fur trim
HIr. ur t'u miles north cot Nbupu. g.
u.. Hu1 uul pu 10. same distance
uuiI cot Albuquerque "a Turdpy
%. ull probably mako mMIc his
"uHi"u uu ODE, pumping proposition
u ias vicinity after hy has completed
.'H, N.'l.s tup. Nr Moor. Is sn ,N-
port rr cation engineer and is thor
uusNs Duuyor.Jut with the situation
900 800 part. of N,N Mexico lie has
IuH .NWpi,trd a trip of ono month
over t1, state. the object of which has
H"'H q" OBTAIN e comprehensive un-
u"r-i IdIup Of irrigation conditions.
prospects, aud poSsibl.ities. Thus au
interview with Mi Moore Is of partic-
.uui interest aud advantage TO ail Vhu
H', .n au, way Interested in the ad-
'.u"rW.u' OF tho new state
Nr Moor. reports that agricultural
coalitions 900 over tho stat, ar, such
U. cam ou. give cucouragom,ut 60
in'- who have great hopes for the
Igr. cultural luiur, Of New Mexico.
Ih, ltIu GrJudc vtuc, from three
milo. co. -u abu,u las cruces Go the
.'Jt. line Us tHr best DEVELOPED scy.
ton H tu. ~tit, throughout This
section thr ditch system is used but
Jbr farmers J'I realize that a., fump
.- almost NJ. ssitN iu the dr, season.
Thus. while CO., ditch system pr.dom-
iuutrs tIr pump b. fallen back on
whom Oh" water supply In Coz. bitches
is low cor rut un entirely"
Comparing tho EstnuDiu pur-
tia- and Mimbr,s valley Mr. Moore
s'NH 1.-The pumrug facilities uf the
M.w1ra- urr developed To- 10. great
cst oStrut oi the three, and that priu-
clu, .N boz N, immcdu.. viciuty or
beW.uH Tine pcrtdi,s runs su yIosc
o. .oud that 10 Is almost Impossible
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
UPWARD TREND IN
STOCK MARKET
Strike Crisis OH Western
Roads Deferred Traders.
But Prices Go Up All
Around Before Close.
IN, Evening Herald \. -. L-.ssa wir.,

III, Evening i~rsid 4. o.. Leased " IreI
Sew f"Io, sept %. -. ln, stock mar
rCi lacked sufficient rtsistoney tu
'nr"W OH th" effect 81 depression IA
tuo foreign markets Waich caused q
Ir'.k ai th" opening here and prices
remained below Fridays close
throughout the moruing Trading
was uu comparatively small scale,
Tho crisis u the strike proceedings
ou western roads deferred traders
from hul'ish operations and iu co., alb
s,uy, uf definite developments a.,
boar party was unusually slow to act
Follow ug th, partial recovery uf-
ter tho opening the tone of Tho mar
h.i became heavy again when selling
orders We're executed IN Atchison.
Heading ana Lohigh valley. which
fold point below Fridays closing
Little prrssur. Was cNortrd against
the general market and the whole
lisa rose vigorously before midday.
Bonds Norr steady
The temper of speculation under
went change Tor th. better aud
There Was "a uutabl, rise in prices bil
around Union pacinc sold points
aboN, the lowest Jt the forenoon, and
BEADING southern Pacific. Atchis0n.
chesapeake and ohio, Great North-
err preferred, Northern Pacific INIT
od states steel and AmalsamHted COPE
per and American smelling I 30 o..
many of these stocks ruling well above
Fridu,s closing ngures. American
Tobacco prcfcrS.d jumped "a and
The ana &C. bonds 1
Thc market CLOSED strong Tho
most Significant movement OF ~, dag
occurred In the final hour when prices
were marked up all around 90 the
best nrurrs of the session Covering
uf shorts was the principal factor in
,hr advance. Union Pacific was lifted
two points uhov" last weeks close:
American smelling and Amaisumatcd
copper ~ ana the active list gem
'rallv a point or more Canadian pa
ciag reduced its early loss to small
fraction.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05

to say which oi The two b. mutc de-
Nrlopcd, However although the 10
iun.ia is 90. least ur,,lrp,d ui ih"
ihr'n a., ou'lpok ls the most pfumis-
INK there. This d. dut 90 the Tact that
The water ls nearer IN, surface uud
Consequently ~ 60 h' obtained if lrs.
cost Thou toe. 10 is very roiirvthln
thut moro ls hciiu ruiscd In IN, o..
'nncin valley oS tlc dry farmer. tl3r
IN any other valley iu the state D., Dir.
'uminE THIS is due Geo two natural
conditions. the presence of mura mu...
tur' ''r iho pLtui iriu IN uth,r See
tus ana The heavy ugturc OF Tho soil.
watch n uncommon I've this state
llcuc, 10 Be- evident that lr.s irrlga.
ton VIII Do, Required u tho EstauOi
than 200 any other valley. aud cuhsr-
gu'nt'r on, man VIII be- able to farm
% greater acrcIp ia the Esunria
valley with the same amount OF va-
Tor produced. than ,ls,whrr,. Ac-
cordinelN wr may look for rapid adj
Ndncrmcut loo all OF these valleys but
most particularly va the Estgnca
AZ to which method OF Irrigation
VIII best serve tho purposes of Sew
Mexico MIR Moore SAYS. "Gpu,rIIlt
Speaking tho soil of the state a. moi
adapted Co sub. irrigation Sub-Irri.
cation be- practicable unlV whore There
b. sufficient heavy soil underneath ~
dold the water up. Tho soil la New
M'Nicu b. loose and light THUS. when
YOU pat water uuu,rrrouud. almost
au of 10 p'netrut's downward ana
durs NOT sJturgir the soil from which
the plant gets ~ moisture AMI litr
CA t'c "th'r hand. when ,uu pat the
water uu top. 10 puieklf soJds into
the ground, thus giving moisture tp
the plan, II b. m' opinion that
pumping plant loo shallow water dis
trirt Is much NOR" cert. Iu and re-
uuiu'ratlv" proposition thau an ar
t'sIuu Vcil .u e district OF that depth
hcenusr d.. cost ~ am nrf,silu Vcu
without - PUMPING u.Hut is greater
than tho entire system iu shallow
water district NH. .r.n too nu ar
t'si"n system usually develops into f.
ruwpIug system sooner ur later At
ANS ratio"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
STAGE LINE WILL Be
STARTED TO THE
SEVEN LAKES
Tom p. Tale, Pioneer in Oil
Fields, in Albuquerque To-
day Making Final Arrange.
ments for Development.

Ipr tu, purpu.. coz completing
ruu arrangements .or tbe placing of
latest drilling cpuipmrut u WORK az
Uhr seven Lak,s ou wrn 100
miles west ot Albuquerque, Tom T..
15uo. the original COIL masuatc. tine
pioneer of the seven Lakes Held. is
Boa Albuquerque TODAY Mr. Tale. who
o. sheriff uf Mckinley county, is ,n-
thusiIstic and iustiuubly SEQ, over the
prospects for hig strike in the field.
The Seven Lakes Dil company, CONF
posed largely ut Albuquerque men.
has boon organized Go do development
work ou Ca, Tallc we'll This COM
uauN which filed Incorporation pa-
pcrs two dave age, holds $4,000 acres
uf land ana expects Go do develop
m,nt work ON a larg, scale
o. firmly believe that oil win Doe
suuck in mrg, quantities u th, seven
BE k1S qAU1x' --.-.-4p AL M, 4 w. todiixs
'Iho oil is therc ANA in my opinion
AN $50 hav, 60 do Be- Go go AFTER it,
Mr. Tale advises visitors Ca the
Seven Lakes field e. go 10 Chaycs
station leaving th, railroad there.
THIS belng much shorter ana NOR,
feasible route thau VIA Gallup From
Gallup Go seven Lakes Is drive coy
% da. aud half while tu, tup can
Don, made from rhUN,a Zoo five hours
Accommodations af, uuW tu D., uh-
tanned &c Chavez tore and small
hotel howe H,,u started and regular
stage uue Will -yuu he $50 operation.
Application bias been made for pust-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
Chicago Grain

chicago. Sept HEAVY selling of
wheat hcy, developed today whom tn
marSot showed uu advance following
% rise 10 PRICES 80 liverpool Both
lsrr, and small holders were prompt
o. take proni- Dp'n ming prices Uctr
i-N. tu Ii-Jr higher Dcrrmbrr
ttarirI ni aG t-Nc To ~ l-Sc. % gain
pf i-te bat stcadicd around 90 i-t,.
Tn, close was steady with December
g-Sr down 40 soiec.
Italuy weather gaNr corn q set
back b. rrmu'r up'ucd unchanged
to 3-Nc M at 6l3-Nc tu 6t3 Ste but
rcr"dcd to Sc i-sr.
The clos" vas steady 90 90 3-ic Tor
pro,mDrr. loss 90 5-Ac
Bruli2ing on tho part of longs cas-.
ga provisions until FIRST sales were
isisc pn {" io@l lsc up with Janu-
Any delivery ttG.1a for pork; fe.35 Il"
SAIL for lard and $3.50 90 ts.l5
for r,bs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
VETERINARIAN IS
BURNED TO DEATH
Wyoming Man, While At
tempting to Brand Cow, is
EnvelOped in Flames When
Iron Touches Gasoline Torch
Ony Evening nesala 4. =. Lra.sa MIrel

chez emo, W .n.t sept. o." Ut. n
y. Irwin, one uf the leading Nct'r-
inariaus col thc west. was burned tu
death iu Cheyenne last right while
branding COW liz attempted 10
heat the branding iron by use of "a
torch carrying gasolinr, when the
torch exploded, isnitlng his clothes
IAN over hIs body Before the flames
could be- cNtmgaished Dee was So bad
IS burned that great chunks oi flesh
dropped from the bones, the man dN-
ing seven hours afterwards lea terri
bio agony lio nas assistant stat"
veterinarian during ,hc administration
of Governor Brooks lis mother and
sister ave in Washington. n g.
b. A. nildln,. an automobile garage
man, was seriously burned trying to
save pr. Irwin, hut win recover
pr Irwin was a Mason, and before
death requested a Masonic burial
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
Il,i, ago IA.c-I.a,L

CucaEo. sept s--Cattlc receipts
t.u"o. marN,t slow steady Rre,,4
Si.uprf $40. 7, NIs stccrr. tttnsi
o. On. western rf."rs. So uuff 900
tookrrs ana feeders. 'sUra % go.
COWS and h,lf"rs. Sg.gt@G calves.
.'jets.uo
sheep re 'cipts 5000. mork" Toe
90 zoe lower Nutlyr. S3Uust 80.
western. t..toHoN5. workings s. 80
also lambs. native, tiuo@s.e-.
western. asnG15.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05

Kansas Citl. Mo., sept. Cattle
receipts 1900 Including l.uuO south
ems Market steady native steers.
Sj.2Sfth,li; southern STEERS, kt.O0H
t.5u. suothcrn cows ana hstt"rs. a.. 80
hi.5o. native COWS ANA hsiGcrF tg,75
"a 7,3p. stnckcrs and fetdrrt 81 40 ~
$50. bulls. S3.O0m $50. calves. EA.35
~ i.so, western steers. si.T5H i.2o;
western COWS. t2.1amf.75.
Shtrp-- Receipts a. zoe market
weak Muitons, &3.H0A375. lambs.
ft.1a ~ 5.S5, range wsthcrs ana YEAR
lings $4,000 $50, range ewes. 81 80
Ffi.uu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05

~ uc.ras. pursuurt 90 The piuti.-
Ions OF tbo enabling at. JuI ,up Icsu.
htiou ddu.iiug NcN Mexico into the
FIsl.IhuU uI STATES the governor OF
N'H N,NI,O hl issued his. uorlJWa.
on cnllin. 'oI uu election io be- held
on Tue. dat Nov amh,r {, l9lI Tor the
purpose OF Gle, Ing tine various con.
sfossiOual state. legislative. judicial
ana county officers authorized uy thc
constitution heretofore adopted los the
oplc of New NcNioo uuR
Therefore pursuant aud in accord
uure With resolutions adopted boy The
Republican central committee of New
Mexico la convention assembled at
santa Pc y NJ. on Tuesday S.utcm-
bcI q. 1914. q call is hereby issued Tor
the holding OF the frs, Republican
state convention Iu the cit, OF Las
Vegas. y NJ. at 900 O'Clock iu The
forenoon ol Thmsda, the 2Nih daN OF
september 4 - 1914 tor the purpose
of nominating candidates fog the va
fous congressional and state Offices
created ana authorized N, law. and
the Republican central committee OF
the various counties %. ths new state
except ga otherwise by This committee
are requested 90 ISSUE "a call
Tor the holding upon such notice ANA
date a. they may deem ,NpCdicnt
county conventions for the purpose ul
clpCtIuU delegates 10 said state con.
voutioa. at which ,Hc basis of repre-.
sqntntion shall he one delegate 'or
each one hundred ur fraction thereof
oy ntty or more of the .es cast for
the Republican candidate Tor delegate
in congress a. The election ~ 1905.
and one delegate at large l,on each
county nov iH existence upon which
basis The representation ~ such state
from IN" several counties
oi New Mexico shall be- a. 'oilow-.
',uuti.. ID. I.u.f,g
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
UtGH ROBINSON RENDERED.
INCON~dIOtS VI ANAI,iII.O
Ius INening Herald 4. a., Leased Wire ,

AmarlIIU1 VfNnH, TVpI - FIuI"I
Hugh Robinson m a blplane was In
iurod here last uisht when the ma-
chine ne was driving struck "a trle-
phone pole as he attempted an ascent
The acroplanr was wrecked. The ay-
iator WAS picked az unconscious but
serious.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
Grain aud Provisions.

Chicago. Sept wheat Scptcm-
ber aul % 90 5-Sc. Dee, aa lAc.
Corn Sept Is ,.Sc; Dee, 80 ste.
Oats--Scpt, 81 ESQ, Dec, o. f-Ysi
fGc.
pork Jan. $3.50.
a.25.
Rlbs--Srpt. ta.0d. Jan, $50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05

- Louis, sept Wool unchang-
cd. territory ana western mediums,
81 q ~ zoe; Auc mediums. i1ai sc;
nuc. iimiic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
M0RTUARY.

Felipe Martinez.
The 'Iu. al of Felipe MauJmot. who
dIOd u ola Albuquerque Saturday
Wrm Hat noll Of Cl0lou a NHtous
chapel Yesterday afternoon Burial
as uaID iU san Jose Comctcr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05

\'u Nutk, sept lotion spot
CLOSED quiet. o. paints lower m,d.
diug uplouds. sll6o, mtdd'us gulI
Ati.Na. So -ulus
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
New Work Metals

Sow YORK sept Copper spot
s1s.ooH12l5, lead Jun, Sit5Gi55.
silver, 80 SIS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05

Madonna Alice Rankin and Albert
8 Learned and Joe Campbell ami j.
Tu-uu N.N,H, were granted marriage
license. today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-05
~. InIl. NlrinI.


81 Louis, sept lead steady.
&i.35 y spellcr steady $3.50.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-08-10
MARTINS FERRY.
Socialist club Met Sunday.

Local Martins Ferry of the Socialist
Party held the best meeting in the his
tory Of the party here Sunday after
noon. A great amount of business
pertaining to the fall election was
transacted and the interest taken was
very encouraging. The committees
are doing their well, report from
which give evidence of the enthusiasm
with which they have entered into the
work. Arrangements were completed
for a lecture to be given by Eugene
w. Debs on October IS, and it Will
be delivered in the High School audi
torium. The auditorium has seat
ing capacity of 100, and the local So
cialists feel sure they can pack it to
the doors. Five new members We're
taken into the local. and the meeting
was ATTENDED by the largest crowd
they have had for several months.
The next meeting will be held ON the
third Sunday of this month.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-08-10

Alex Linn and family are making
arrangements to remove to their pro
perry on S. Third street. They have
been living on farm near the city,
but on account of the poor health of
Mrs. Linn, they have decided to re
turn to the city.
VIM. Kinsey, who left here several
years ago ito work in a glass factory
in San Francisco. is here on a visit
to friends.
Tod Peoples was in Newcomerstown
Ohio, the first of the week attending
the funeral of his fother, who expired
suddenly last Saturday.
E. T. Broker has purchased the
barber shop located in the old Hoge
building from Geo. Miller.
D. H: Jones, representing the glass
workers, was visiting local friends
here Sunday.
CI Dt1AuOlS III bCdfO1y csst oPC4AS
Sunday here with relatives.
Geo. Clifford, who has contract to
lay several miles of street paving at
Beaver aFlls, Pa, spent Sunday in
this city with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Mnlianey are en-
Toying the sights in Atlantic City this
week.
marry Evans, a well known roller
at the Laughlin sheet mill, has gone
to Seattle, Wash, to spend a month
with his family.
A movement has been started here
to compel the natural gas company to
refrain from charging meter rent, by
having the state law on the subject
enforced.
Ed. Sanders is spending his vaca-
tion in Cleveland.
John Webb was called to Cambridge
the first of the week on account OF
the serious illness of his mother.
Dave Watkins, who has been visit
ing relatives here for the past two
weeks, left Monday for his home in
Portland, Ore.
John and Albert Gosney, Fred Dew,
Harvey Porter and John Nexman are
camping on the Little Kanawha. near
Parkersburg.
The Elks will hold social session
Saturday evening and ''doings" of an
interesting character will be on.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-08-10
Briefs and Personals.

Chas. Ryan has been awarded the
contract for re-frescoing the interior
Of the high school assembly room.
Geo. 3. Blackford. Esq. is in Allan
tic city this week spending a few
days. While away he win visit his
daughter at Marblehead. Mass.
Ernest Gosney and Dick Saunders
have returned from Newell, S. D.,
where they took up government. land
about a year ago. They win probably
remain here until spring.
John Morris and family of South
Fourth street, are visiting relatives in
Toronto, Can.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chessell spent
a few days this week visiting pleasure
resorts along thel axes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Austin, of Lit
tie Falls, w. Va, are visiting at the
home of Mr.. VIM. Selby.
81 One case OF scarlet fever and one
case Of diphhteria were reported to
the health officer the first Of the week
oryil Conway and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Gray are spending two
weeks il camp near FreepOrt
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-08-10

ment were placed in operation Mon
day, the first time since suspending
two years ago.
At the Laughlin plant of the A. S.
& T. P. Co. % mills are working.
Work on installing piling for the new
warehouse is progressing and is being
rushed as much as possible. During
the past week the cooling system has
been completed and placed in opera
ton on is mills. The fans for the
remaining eight mills will be installed
as soon as possible. Cold air is dis
tributed ito each mill through iron
pipes in front of the furnaces and is
allowed to play or the men. The
men at the plant pronounce the limo
walton success, and are much
pleased with it.
Work at the Florence mines, west
of the city has resumed, new scales
having been installed, which are salts
factory to the miners. Steady work
is expected.
Work was commenced Monday by
the Terminal railroad laying a pave
ment along the Sixth street side of
their property to run from Hanover
street almost to Walnut.
The Spence-Baggs stove works will
close down the last of the week, and
necessary repairs will be made. This
company has plenty Of orders and
will resume as soon as the repairs
can be made.
Inc repairs at the Laughlin sheet
mill are progressing rapidly, but it IS
said they will not be completed much
before the first of September.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-08-10

BROADWAY DRY GOODS STORE
T. E. Pugh, Proprietor. Dry Goods and
Notions. Bell Phone 1861. 7O9
Broadway
BUCKEYE DYE WORKS, A. w. Fietz
Prop, Martins Ferry, o.. Cali Nat
Phone 203.