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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
GIANT MALlET IS
WORKING WELL ON
WEST DIVISION
Big Engine Pulls Heavy Load
to Satisfaction of Officials:
Pulled Fifty Cars and a
Caboose.

Wm~low. hrlz.. Apri o. The inst
"' 'he giant Mallota To- arrive from
1nptLH Nus ttiod pm Saturda, ana ia
'lI r-s. initials oportt"d To- tup .atisiac-
t"u uf '1, ofnl ials aud unumcn that
accompanied hcf an thr run Biv-
Iou Master Mechanic Weber. plv-
SION Ur.uutendrut Gibson. Travelling
inEu,t. anderson OF iho third d.
tr.t and Division Storckoopcr Wior
ram nIt with Do, GROW. The ENGINE
carried 600 .aIs. dead weight. hcsides
tho 'tIu"s'. ANA Proceeded with this
load at tH' rate oft mites an hour uu
Hn upRf1d, uf ahuut 90 p"t cent. or
90 feet RISE pDr mil,
Th, cuglu, b.. $50. tu0l. one of ton
monsters of tho 'auup' class that In,
road has put Go work on the heavy
hauis 900 Arizona g. e t2l feet -
length B,,aus, 40 TINS great lcueth
the engines hH1, p",u constructed 80
! boz ruu ,u either direction SEQ that the
engineer may huy,. % ,ltar view of the
/ track Thcr, uro - wheels under the
rngiu, ia, typ. can best uc d
scrihcd hy comparing them to two 81
tu, 1890 Gloss. built together Thty
arc uil burners oarr,iuc Io1o gallons
oi r,l and 1000 gallons OF Natrr
Tho load ,arricd 100 th, triai rin
consisted ct twelve cars ni rnjls. sew
rntc,u ut merchandise. thirteen II
coal two of pipes, one 81 machinery
ono of wheels. Two OF ot, one ot ldiu-
h'r one special ear tMr Gihson'sl,
aud one rahoosr. total 30 cars an,
.itloure.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
SANTA FE IS AGAIN
At PEACE IN K. c.
Railway Changes It's Time
Table to Cooperate With
Missouri Pacific on Hand
ling of U. S. Mails.

Kansas CITY Mo. Npril le.-A bul-
iciin from officials Yesterday an.
uounccd thar beginning with train 30
~. lravinr chicago YESTERDAY thai
ra'u would run b, way OF Congo ant
me Missouri Pacific tD the union de-
roi at kansas CIV arriving here -
] - %. ma. nnd l"uhiur az O'Clock
~, M, thereby cancrllng the Grand
avenue station Irtaugtm,nt
Thus thr santa g.. has consented
tp Resume IS connection here with
thr Missouri Pacific thereby -, 81,
nag tb' 80 Louis gateway Ton the
eastern malt Tine mail from Sew
Nork VIII Nu over IA, Ponuh>lNuua to
- Louis ana connect thrr" Nith ID.
new Missouri racifi, fast mail
Tho government. February ~. boz
gan weighing tho mail uom chicago
tu thc Missouri river prior To- "ntrr
iug into % contract Nith ia" railroads
for carrying g. This wrighiut is
dome once rttrl fuui YEARS and con-
unucs Tor prriud of l0i days \
rivalry at once SPRUNG up between the
railroads 80 see which would secure
ihv most adNmtaEpous contract for
the coming tour years Formerly
eastern mail .Hwe over ia" pcuus> D.
NauW Zinc To- So Louis and from there
tp kansas civ uu the Missouri Pa
cinc fast mml train. arriving here
about $3.50 o'clooA 49, ma IN order To
better this arrangements the santa Fc
established No. o.. o. fas, mail train
from Chicago. which arrived al tho
union depot here co o'clock and
leu az l.lt no meet this situation
the Missouri Pacific established ~. D..
"a fast ma iaiu from ST. Luuis.
which arrived 40 the union depot at
the sam, Time ts th, sanm F,. there
Dos enabling hD two traius Ca make
connections Win the mails for the
southwest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
THE HUNDRED MILE
|. LIMIT REMOvEO0N
THE LIMITED
Passengers May Now Ride OH
Crack Train West of Albu.
querque for Shorter Dis.
tances Than Heretofore.

The hundred NTH umif hich
has h''n 900 effect ou SAINT, ~, tram
40. 3 west nf AlbuuIrtqr pf Some
tmic past has nov been rrI.i,rd. and
passenger may purpAas, Tickets .or
local distances Tho limit Nts tax
"a OF following the request of q mum
her of travellers residing IA rho.niN.
Prescott Williams. tldgstsf and
other towns IN Arizona. Th limited.
"t course. viii no, carry passc' gers
90 points Who're regular stops arr not
scheduled but II is understood that
tickets Nlll he honorod for lslcna and
Grants, both within IN" hundred mile
limit
Tho limited is the crack train ul
The santa Re AMI h. the prid" at tn"
pullman scrvice
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
MISSOURI HAS NEW
AUTO TAX FOR ROADS
In,S' Machine J. Assessed According
Ia liz lior~s' Power: At lscsusnes
I.nccti,c After August.

Jefferson City Mo. Aprh II An
interesting questio. OF Law Will he IN
yolyed in the cniorc 'msnt OF the new
automobile law, whicn Secomes efiec.
tive August Under the new law
there will be n graduated scale tor an
annual license tax. based on the horse
power The tax will range from s. to
Sl2 per annum
Under the old law. which will be in
force up To August l. the licens. tax
Is s. good during the life OF the ma.
chine upon which the license Is Is.
sued The interesting question which
will he involved when the new law
succeeds the old will be can the
state OF Missouri pass retroactive
Law which vii, wipe out the contract
involved with the owner who takes
ont license under the old law. say
IN June or July, ana which the law
then IN force SAYS is good during The
life of the machine?
II is long established precedent In
this and other states that contracts ~
this kind cannot be wiped out. nj
though Attorney General Major is
quoted informally. IN connection With.
the new automobile law, Ia the effect
that the state can do II IN this in
stance for the reason that the old an.
tomobilc law does not specifically
provide that the licenses are Tor a
fixed term Whether or not the ql,cs.
ton OF the contract viii be raised
when the new law goes into enoct
cannot be stated hut. from the mum.
her OF Inquiries that have been made,
IL Is evident that II Is quite likely.
II Is estimated that. II the new law
wipes ont all the old licenses August
! Secretary of state Roach will have
Ia Issue something like 2n000 II.
oenses 10 owners and lha, the amount
OF money tina, will accrue to the good
roads fund from that source will be
close TO Sl00.o00 II however the
licenses issued under the od law
hold until the machines are worn out
or ownership transferred then the
change will be gradual and the amount
Of money coming Ia the good roads
fund" will NOT be so large AZ the first
enforcement Of the law.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
STANLEY AND VICINITY
BLESSED WITH RAIN
armrss Have I.csi Prospects since
That ~,Ttiou al ~ encia Nillic,
Wns settled u Few Years Ago

stanley, y NJ. April - Raia aud
snow zeal AT Stanley al day on the
Nih Grass t. getting green aud crop
prospects are brighter than AT any
time since The settlement OF this part
ul the valley Oats are coming up,
wheat looks fine aud some farmers
are planting corn. milo maize and POI
,atocs
\ i.aDassar nlod on 1850 acres nd
Joining his claim IN the White Lake
neiehburhood before L y Comiuis-
siuner kinsoll ON the an instant. lie
nov has }2o acres.
10" iiuopingarncr was over from
silver Cily last wccl
= G Sheilhart. salesman Tor swift
i Co. was calling ON the trade in
stanley on the 9Th
Fred kinfpan returned TO Madrid
Tuesday evening OF last week
Lyman Darnuld received Telegram
on The ifh announcing the death at
Amarillo. Texas. oi his brother. David
Darnold former citizen OF stanley
He was KILLED while working with u
pile driver.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben IIlll returned 10
Madrid ON the jlh
Walter 4 BOX of of Aitus. Okla ,
wa new arrival last week lie
purchased the relinqushment on the
Mat Cooper claim southeast OF town
ana flied ON the same before /. ;.
Commissioner Kinsell on the 9Th
] II Slane was over from SocorrO
a few DAYS last week
Mrs. J. O. l.ealherwood was quite
sick the last nj the week. but Is re-.
ported better a. this writing
:. :. Metz was over from CerriilOs
on the 9Th and Sth.
Homer A. Barlow arrived from Al
huduerquo on the 9TH.
G. NJ Johnson came down from
Santa Fc saturday morning.
W y. Carr who has heen work
ing in Gallup during the winter. re-
turned Ia his claim on III" 9Th instant.
II g., Ewing and lnmilN, who have
been living IN Santa f. tor some
months. returned TO STANLEY SATURDAY.
Mrs G. W belong. who has been
visiting her son IN Gallup. returned
TO STANLEY on The Nih
VI T.. Whiiten. who has been absent
In Oklahoma los some months, re
turned 10 STANLEY SATURDAY
FAiH@ N-i'N t'''h 'dii' V'NH ii''''
santa re sunday Ia spend q month
with her parents. Mr and Mn, John
Green
II u Peabody was down from San.
"a PC over SUNDAY
Mrs " + Castle arrived from Ard.
more, Okla, Monday evening
Mrs. RaChei liusick was another
arrival from Oklahoma on the 10Th
That the farmers are going 20 make
AN ciort 10 succeed this year Is evil
dent nom signs around the railroad
station Seeds and farming nipple
n.nts are arriving daily.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
TEN MACH|NISTS
ARE DISCHARGED
Men Say Clean Up of Union
Men is On; Officials Say Re-
duction is Being Made in
Working Force.

sem hcWardin". cal. Apri g. E..
The dischataing Of ten nrst class fuu
chin ',s, some of whom ar. thc old, &
and most expert mechanics ia the
$40 r. y'stcrda> ,uutrd excitement
among Santa i'o men
Thor, are uNo different causes AS
"tgn'd Tor Tho discharge. Tho one
advanced b, numerous mechanics be-
mat ~" clruu-up b. the result uf th"
dls'"Ncry that man, muphiust. h,dd
union cards. Officials ct ia. mrt.hau-
lchl department auN thut Ca, men
were i"t uut hr,au,, of a .tpdu.tou iu
th' 'utrc E,sht cot tu, Jeu men dis
charged ur, said Goo ns mpmuo,s ui
ga" Wn,hinisis' untun a has been
known among railroad mon ION s,.-
'ful A"als that thcrn nave been union
men tn ~" shops. bIiiriuls of th.
road admitted &c. % the DISCHARGE ct
ia" ten men yesterday Nas tor The
icas"n that thcN Wert union men. me
santa - has again commenced To-
Lear thr muDniu,Et- ~, union ct
which MAS broken after ono of th
most bitter struggle Ia tho his urt
oi "a" Suuta D.,
Union mon IA the shops. who .ucr.
nos included 100 thr clean up ytsiri-
d"t sat The santa +, has detectives
'nploFcd la am effort to s,cur, u list
80 the men Who belong tu tn uui,n
ANA 60 learn their strength
The ci,artnc" papets OF the gis.
charged men are said %, santa Fc
Officials 90 show REDUCTION uf force
ga inc cause Tor Ga, mon ituNing the
service. n b. said by one official mat
thr cut Was made TO reduce the eX-
pvnsos $50 "a da, The WORKING hours
have already been cut from lu hours
day 20 nine hours. six days week.
With 300 overtime. This order went
into effect this ucrE
Mechanic no supper, tho tncory
chat IN, discharge ui th, mon was bee
cause they were union meu argue
tnat if IL Naf an ordinary r,duotIut
~ force. tn best men iu thp shop
would not u' picked nor thus, Who
had been with tho company Ton y,ats.
several ot th, mon lrt uut served
th'lr Hprrtntccshlp bon the local
shops, and the discharg, OF m,, uanirs
Wh" learned their rad' Nith ,hr conn
pans le unusual ou tur santa b..
Graduated men have lufarlahb. 70 is
HHld, been siyeu preference uN,I otu-
ts. Jon Jh, reason that tHct arr bc-
urycd n3 officials Co Do, mur, sttaI.
nHng grown 100 as santa Pc men.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
Niiiii,l. M tnT NM.

IN piliciuus shopman was SHOWING
q lndN some parnsolF. As he picked
up a para~ol from the counter and
opened u ho held II M before th'
customer and. surveying it with ad-
miring giances. said
Now, there YOU are. isn't II love-
ly? Ana observe the quality and the
finish of the silk Look AT the gen
eral effect Pass your hand over lnc
SILK ANA notice how smooth and nice. -
ana h" gave IA 10 IN" lady. Really,
now he continued. don't you think
it'S q beauty ."
Yes. said the lady. that's my
old ono, laid II on the counter
here at Blts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
EMPL0YE APPEALS
DIRECT TO HITCHCOCK
SHE Want To- hnun VII, She Was
is'li"''d 81 ii"' bob and inlimaic~
Nnr can Icii ~ slc Want 90.

san Francisco. cal. Apru l3-ln a
letter Coo Postmaster Goneta Hitch
curk Nis Mar Jocsteu make the
assertion that nor romoyN rom tho
san IflnrleDp uustnflfts ON the
an "nct oi tho grMost Injustice
Miss Jacsten asks the postmaster
general - inform hcr MIA she was
discharged. and in the same cummuni-
cation she utimates that she VIII am
swer this question herself Wh'n the
uroper time srriNts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
MADISON SQUARE
GARDEN IS SOLD

New Nork April Ia Madison
square garden. he largest assembly
building ia New York, was sold few
ua,s ago 10 u company which already
has laid plans for tearing down the
famous structure and erecting ON the
site i've modern nkyacrapcrs Madison
square garden has never been tnan-
cial success.
Some time ago f. was announced
that j picrpon Morgan who controls
the property had placed n on The
market with brokers tor S3.u00 0np,
u Is assessed ior s3la0.uo0. and the
Jaluo of ihe Auilaiug /, rockoned al
S5nn 200
The garden Was opened IN 1890. and
BIS said to have been run a. a loss dur
ing most ul the twenty years OF Us
existence. The new buildings viii bo
iiom sixteen 10 twenty stories high.
Already renting offers have been
made 10 prospective lessons.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
HOW HE CURED
HIS SKIN DISEASE

About ago i~ran TO break on, win,
head legs an and commenced treatment with the local doctors
relief 10
the Iireo" different physicians the end
vase chronic matt hem and
tried saves
bad oil before sol o
aud Tor twelve neps,
I1emA During the time lost al'ou, half
rns s. doubtful OF enre because the disease had sons
sch discovered tina, medicine doing good
continued take After taking for awhile
cured OF the Eczema
un the s,ri,g +, see II Il womb return m have see, M
ardau satisfied the 1t has been
and do not believe will have OF the trouble
ioi' blackberry ST, ''tiumwa Iowa T. NORFOLK
What $ s. did Mr. Norfolk il can do every who
afflicted with Skin Disease He just of the thousands
who have cured themselves by the simple process purifying the
ured o have e any ' Sn o a s and Sa eda ~ o
talk to e you lust why will accomplish hs desired result
The skin composed of dis,nc, layers One known the
erderis skin which has hbes and serves principally
composed Of elastic hbes fat tissue glands ympa,s nerves
etc The thousands OF Tiny ens and arteries Win which this lower
the circulation keep the skin smooth and healthy We therefor
readily how for the blood be pure the Skin
laton always lind their way the surface and skin alt
All skin troubles are due to humo or acid in The blood Instead
constantly deposits aed mpuy into the sensitive fbrcS aud us
splits breaks the thin outer tissue and causes liberation
glands producing discharge upon the surface IN the form OF Eczema
Acne Psoriasis etc In these varieties the
diseases the pores hair ocles etc. causing them swell ana
troubles all due impure blood only blood purifier
them ses Washes MS ETC. will perhaps AFFORD some tempo
such treatment have eject on the humors IN the blood and
therefore never do any permanent good ,.,....,..,.
and removing the humors om the blood $ Goods the acid
heated circulation builds up strength and thickness
mulpies rich corpue purity and
nourhng Qualities Then the skin instead Of being
and soensd b plentiful supply Of rich pure blood is the
Diseases acae re Salt Ru%
ashe and all OF the cuie these troubles
the by purifying the bfcod Book Skin Diseases tree all
who write THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. All STA. CA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
OFFICIAL NEWS Of
THE TERRITORY

Santa Fc, y NJ April Gov.
ernor Mills has appointed Roger u
Vaughn Of the BELL ranch. san Miguel
county, a notary public
The following were the Hand entries
AZ the local land office yesterday
Carlos T. SANCHEZ. Wagon Mound T;
Walter A. Box. Altus. c. r. McGia'
mis-, Santa Rosa: II H. Holbert. Gal
lup; Bet-,ey Robbins, Esiancia VI.
cen,e Montoya, shoemaker. Esmenia
Boone, Progreso Patriotic Traji,lo
Punta. James T.. Fleming, Estancia
Serapio Ana!o, Galisteo. Iuan r.
Sanchez. Wagon Mound. Andres Sena
Santa re
Acting Attorney General II :
Clancy has given an opinion saving
Yes" 10 the question asked by 4 l..
Whitehead OF Clovis. asking II the
officers OF Curry county appointed by
the governor IN 1909 continue under
the terms ot the enabling act,
Territorial Treasurer VI 4 Otern
has received the following sums tor
the territorial treasury From ! =
Edwards. treasurer OF Curry county,
$s59.N3, County Commissioners OF
Dona Ana county. 81 500. Tor road
fund from Dona Ana To Anthony /.
Game and Fish Warden Gable, g..
The Amarillo National Lille lnsur.
ancc company OF Amarillo, raNas.
which applied for admission a week
ago. al which time II had u financial
statement returned with the request
that IL he properly sworn 80, today
notified the Insurance depart ment
that II has decided 10 deter fot u
while making application 10 DO bust
ness in the territory ana request that
their admission fees OF xii2 be- return.
ed 10 them
The Southern Benevolent league,
. lraternal beneficiary society of
Houston, Texas, which also recently
applied for admission today notified
the insurance department that they
had decided not to enter The terri.
tory a. this time and requested the
return OF their papers with check for
$500
The commissioners OF Dona Ana
county yesterday sent check Tor
81 500 10 VI. A. Otcro treasurer OF the
territory To b. added 10 the fund Tor
the building OF that portion of the
Canine Real running from Anthony
10 bona Ana. This makes total OF
$4,000 which is avai,able from the
county funds for this work. There IL
al preseat q petition being circnlai ed.
which will be presented 10 the com.
niissioncrs M this session. asking that
u fetal OF $4,000 be SET aside from the
county road fund for the benefit Of
me new highway. A petition Is also
being circulated asking the commits.
sionsrs Of tho Dona Ana nond Colony
grant To contribute toward this road
all OF The available money which they
now nave III the treasury from tho
sale 0f the grant lands.
Advanced TO second Class.
The postofilce al Dcmlng, Luna
county. vii, be advanced from third
TO second class For the year closing
March 81, IL receipts were $500. In
1904. when Postmaster Pennington
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12

Every family and especially those
who reside In the country should he
provided AT all times with bottle Of
hamberlain's Imminent, There IN no
telling when IL may he wanted In
ease of an accident or emergency. II
is most excellent In all eases Of rhen-
matism. spraias and bruises. sold by
all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
ear they were sG.25i
Board IN Session.

The territorial board of pcnitc~
tary commissioners IN in session ~
the penitcntiary today and VIII take
action on number OF applications
Tor parole
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12

lh' hfAtN 'NIuAutu arrested a
short timc go 1t PoIca. small town
In THE southeastern part Of this
county. had q u,aring saturday be-
fore rnitod states Commissioner T..
A. CiSifrr JJd were ordorcd dvport-
ed. Tho c'..VLus Wong Gong, woo
and I.cr FooA. Iuns zing Ycu Nun.
!. e Hoe and Yrr Lin. tried 70 ostab-
lisa their rights as American citizcns
but Jailed. They VIII remain IN iail
until - lars' number IL ready tor de.
portatiou.
Monday morning was devoted 30
10. hearing uI 30 Chimes" cook arrest .
81 near SANTA rita by Immigration
Inspector J,eH ul Dem.ng Tho China.
man testified that he had lived IN
the United states 80 wears. bat ~ he
had failed Co., register as roquitcd hy
l.W, he was ordered drport"d bv
judgc pnrkcr
The territorial eald Jury reported
"kht true hills ANA three mn bills
Monday morning. This makes total
of ABOUT twonty Indictments and ,l,ns
IN no bills
DANES =. Fielder, - prominent At.
''' ~ ''''ifttti~t - bN''ilhiHk ff'NIl
ms week Nv. Fielder has several
chinese casts
Hon. Dan Jackson. Que or 10 Lead
!pE criminal attorneys Of III paso. IL
att"ndtng court VI Jackson WAS
counsel rur The insuiractos and has
sctrrnl other important cases to
come up AZ this session.
The Young People societies oi
Mesiiia PARK and Las Cruc,s held u
union meeting IN Las cruces sunday
night. TartN members ana the pas.
tor Of the Mcsilla PARK Presbyterian
church were present Several music
~ selections wcr" rendered, nclud-
ing q duet ana quart-ttc
The subject was Let your Light
shine ana very uniau, plan VAS
carried out ny each person receiving
a lighted candle az soon as ~ took
part.
Mr.. and Mrs urrin \ Foster were
El pasu visitors sunday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12

An Investment Of SEQ In one ~
those lots In Eclly's Addition To the
business center of the town of Will
lard an terms of 81 down and 81 per
week, without interest or taxes. IL bet
ter than $40 put away In savings
hank. It's safer. surer, and viii he
the best paying investment.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
Nour tongue IL coated
y.tv -. a. r..l

li'adarh's come and go.
Th"he symptoms show that your
stomach rs the tronblr. To rcmoyc
ih' cause Is the first thing. and cham
h'rlain's stomach and Liver Tablets
VIII do thar, Easy a. take ana most
I.itectNr Sold by all druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12

For the best snddle horsss IN the city
cali phone No. Z. w. L. Trimbls. lis
N. 2nd ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
Ol,t Dominion.

pld pomiuion's annual rcpor, shows
an output Tor 1910 of l..,is. 'bi
pounds nt copper, as compared with
over - Goa. zoo pounds for 1909. and
henc" the cumpanN's total receipts
for tn. year Just ended were s2.3li.-
ass ~ compared with sS.3s9.ill Tor
tn" previous year. owing. however.
10 reduction OF about l.hno.oon IN
extraordinary development expenses
"a the Giob. property. pld Dominion
showed profit TOT 1910 al sijS..hl.
which compares with t|tt,252 for
1909 The former. however. Was not
quite sufficient To meet the 80 diNi-
drnds paid on the stock. and as tn"
compauy also charged of y253.il4 Ia
depreciation OF plant. IL closed the
year with a deficit at s2N",sDs Tn"
4, mpanN had "A profit and loss surplus
at the end OF the year, however. "f
s2.05O.I2i
The most encouraging feature of TIA"
report H. the reduction IN costs from
il.2a c"utS To- l0.lG cents u pound,
and the substantial Improvement In
the grad" of the or" treated. From
this II viii be seen that. with a re-
sumption of production on maxi
mum scale, Old Dominion should show
bV far tn. lowest costs which u has
Net exhibited and be- in u position Ia
show record Drraking earnings on a
given copper market.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
Advanced TO second Class.

The postofilce at Dcmlng. Luna
county. vii, be advanced from third
TO second class. For the year closing
|, March 81, IL receipts were sS,i0a, In
1904 when Postmaster Pennington
took charge, the receipts were 1924.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12

" you want stylish horse and
buggy, zee w. l.. Trlmhle. ia n. 2po
81 Phone No