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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07
GOVERNOR HOOK

Covoror Hoeh ~ truly a man Of the
people. Unlike some Of the big lee
turers Of The present day. Il has al
ways seemed to be a delight for him
to srasp The hand % each member Of
his audience when they have crowded
about him Ia their enthusiasm az the
close Of his lecture.
Very few men, indeed, In America
have accomplished during their adj
mlnlstrntiun as governor as much aH
Governor Hoch did IN Kansas. There
ls not space here 90 mention an the
Things which he champlOned and
which cryaailizcd into law during hia
administration. but few OF them are
deserving ef especial mention on
legislation, for example, was passed
which made possible In three years
the establishment of nineteen indie
pondont oil refinertcs and an annual
saving OF enc million dollars TO the
consumers of coal oil alone In Kan
sna
An entire change OF management
was brought about IN the state insti-
buttons. putting them ON a civil serv-
ice basla. resulting IN a wonderful iu-
crease in their efficiency A series
or railroad laws unequaled IN mum"
Der, perhaps, and far-reaohlng Of
fectlveness by the laws Of any other
state. were enacted during his ad-
mlEistration. Two-eent railroad faro
was secured, an antl-pass law enactcd.
also a drastic pure food law, state
wide primary law, a Juvenile court
law. ana a judicial pay roll law which
will restore many adult Offenders 70
good citizenship. A depository law
for state funds was passed which n
yielding nearly two thousand dollars
a month 20 the state. The cnforce-
ment OF state prohibition was Also a
notable feature o. his administration.
The Topeka Herald says Of Cow
ernor HOch that he II one Of the few
men IN Kansas who can prepare an
asaress which the audience wants.
The Wosthington. Mimi, Herald said
"The zenith OF the Chautauqua Was
reached when Governor Hoch was in
troducea" The Tama, Iowa, News
said: Gle spoke 10 the lArgest audi
ence OF the assembly up 20 the time
this Il written He Is In class with
LaFollette OF Wisconsin. CumminE Of
Iowa, Folk Of Missouri and Honley Of
Indiana"
Governor IIoch Will deliver his FAM
aus lecture. "a Mesaage From Kan
sas." In tho Eiks opera house saiur-
day evening. March IS. A great lee
ture is assured
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07
SOIL SURVEY WILL
Be UNDERTAKEN
IMMEDIATELY
]. w. Nelson Joined by L. C.
Holmes and Contracts Are
Being Made for TranspOr-
tatiOn and Supplies.

The soil ausyeys OF the AIbuquer-
Que valley. an and down tho Rio
Grande from Bernailllo on the nor4h
10 La Joya on the south. viii begin
within a few days at the outside. J..
w. Nelson, scientist for the depart
mcnt Of agriculture, bureau OF soils,
who arrived la the city several days
ago. was Joined today by l. e. Holmes,
his colleague. Together they are ar
ranging today for transportation fa-
cilitios between Albuquerque ana VAR
ious camps In the valley and are COM
tracing for supplies. Mcssrs. Nelson
and Holmes viii DO Joined shortly by
a crew from tke state Agricultural
college. which win assist Ia the SUR
gcy II Is beErved that the survey
Will be finished by June Is or July !.
The soil survey Is Of much import
ance 70 the valley and TO Albuquerque
and Messrs. Nelson and Holmes are
being extended every accommodation
by the Commercial club. which or
ganization was Instrumental IN OBJ
tanning the survey.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07
JUAREz RACES

sny EveninE Herald A. =. Lsassa wirel
Juarez. Mexico. March Entries
for tomorrow:
First race. selling. I'VE furlongs;
Ethel Wicks. Lavender Lass, 90;
strife. 90; sIwaiini. 1902: Doll BOY,
104; Henry Williams. los; Grow Robh.
1903: Jim Rutherford. Bitter Water,
III; Brighton. llas Billy Mayhue, rs.
Second race. seItng. Eve furlongs.
Ailsa Paige, Helen n, 90. Lieut..
Sawyer ~; EVA Padwick, sSidney
Peters. Mary Bodine lO2; Gitanesca,
1O6: sRamsy, George Guyton, lOS;
Collide, Amarillo Ill
Third race. selling. I'VE and a hair
fnrlongs. Primdale. Lawn. 100; First
Fashioa 102; FRAGILE, 100; Hardy,
wild Bear, los; Evelina, Droml, Hazel
O., Error. los.
Fourth race, selling six fWlongs:
Lucille Allen Helen Hawkins, i07;
Mia. 40; clint Tucker, Bob Lynch,
Annual Interest. Fundamental liz;
Antigo. li5.
Firth race. selling. six furlongs:
'Melts. iOi; Doitie b., i07: Boana,
frisE sanF's Bmetsio ,cS
Sam Barber, Brave Witbers, ii2
sixth race. selling, one mile: cyan
kee POOH l03; Hereto, 10i "Dave
Montgomery, Figent 1885, Mamac, Lit
tie MarchmOnt, 10S.
Apprentice allowance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07
REPORT ON FOREST
INVESTIGATION
IS COMPLETE
Massive Document, Giving
Details Of All Work Done
on National Forests Com
piled in Local Office.

Perhaps the most complete report
ever complied on conditions and Jos
tibilitles ON national forests IA the
third district, which comprises uil
forests Ia New Mexico, Arizona. Flo.
llda. Oklahoma and Arkansas, has
been nnished IN the district head
quarters In Albuquerque and after be-
ting approved BY District Forester AR
thur &, Ringland. Will be forwarded
TO Washington ior permanent re5er-
enoo
The document consists OF several
hundred tyPewritten pages aud n
known as Report Ola FOREST inves-
tisatiOn." The work OF compiling The
Information contained IN the report
Was done under the direction Of q. a.
Pearson OF the Albuquerque office.
The Information WAS later gone over
and criticized by committee con.
sisring OF a. g. Calklns, supervisor Of
The SHgreavCs forest: stanton a.
smith, supervisor OF the Tusayan for
est, and bon 4. Johnson OF the CHA
forest.
The report IS remarkable in many
ways. Il Is doubtful II there - a SIM
gle item Of information on any sub
joct concerning the administration OF
the national forests IN the third dis
trict. which Is not contained In the
document Great attention was given
by the compilers 70 minulest detalla;
apparently trlfling things which 9th.
ers not as thorough or az Interested
Ia forestry, might overlook.
One OF the most interesting fen
lures Of the repor, Is that part which
deals with the experiments conducted
at the Fort Valley experiment statiol
near Flagstaff The inlOrmeuon re-
parding reforestation and experiments
with seedlings are Illustrated By
photographs.
Altogether the report Is extremely
valuable and will give 70 the forestry
officials IN washington and to Others
desiring accurate and compact inior.
nation, all they wish TO know In con
else language. not too technical ans
! paeilv understood.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07
FEAR OF STRIKE
CAUSES Rush
FOR COAL
10000 Anthracite Miners
Likely to Go Out, and Coal
is Already Scarce; Prices
Take Big dump.

tny Evenins IieraYa =. =. leased wifsS
New Yora March 7~Fear % a
strike Of the $4,000 anthracite coal
fnincrn on Apri I ha caused rnsh
by consumers 10 get Coal 10 catry
Them over a strike period This aud-
don demand became pfdespread t1aaN
whom Is was reported that the rail-
roads. instead Of having larfe
amount Of eoal N sioias 81 III prapara-
ti9n for a possible srllte. really were
running short and were making every
effort 10 Increase tueir depleted re-
serve.
In consequence many dealers have
increased prices BY 81 10 SIPS q ton.
The operators state the coai az the
mines now n selling ~ the regular
March price a fiat refusal OF the
miners demands, which A. 10 be made
by the operators az Joint confer
cnce with the miners committee next
Tuesday. e. expected 70. be followed
by certain modified demands ON the
part og tho miners that viii prevent a
strike on March 81 WHOM the present
working agreement expires. Some
operators. n Is now reported. are Will
ing TO grant a 0 per cent Increase In
Wages.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07
AEROPLANE TAKES
PLACE OF TRAIN
Coal Strike Tied Up Traffic,
and AS salvey Was in a
Hurry He Went to Paris in
His Monoplane.

tBy Evening Herald s. r. Leased wirel
Paris. March 7.-denri Salvey, the
French aviator arrived 81 lssy-les-
Moulineaux. n suburb Of ElWis. IN his
monoplane today having tIa eled
from .onGon without sfun. He COW
cred the disinncc OF shout 222 niles
IN two hours aad minutes lie
said tnat having ursent business TO
transact ID ra'ie and eelng that the
London t0-Parie frain and steamboat
service was affected hl the coal strike
he had decided 20 make the VOYAGE
throneh the air IN spite Of the un-
favor us. NeaiRSi,.~ law - -
During hig trip from London Salvey
navlgatod his monoplane by tho com
pass, TIC travelled az an average
height Of 5000 feet and generally was
above fhe clouds. only occasionally
catching gllmpses Of land or sea. His
extraordinary speed under the cir
cumstances Is explained by the fact
that he machine was pu he'd along hy
a strong h.ceze from ,he north witch
viii b. unilForaBle 90 HIS progress
on his return trip % London, ON
which he started this afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07
SESSION OF PROBATE
COURT HELD TODAY

Judge julius stas.b held a session
Of the probate court Of herndillo
county today, rendering decisions in
a number OF matters brought before
him foB consideration. The court ap-
proved the petition OF j. H. Pearce 20
be appointed administrator 0f the es-
tate Of Alex p. Jones, deceased, and
Fixed the bond at $500.
The final report OF Sofia Garcia Do
Vigil, Administrative OK the estate of
Eslavio Vigil, was filed and tho court
liked May 6, 1912, as date for the
hearing on same. HNrif
The final report OF Felipa Chavez
do Chavez, administrators Of the e.
tate OF Juan Chavez y Pena. deceased.
was filed and the court fixed Monday,
May s, 1912, a. date for hearing tbs
same.
Tho report OF Solislad G. de fiarelg,
administrators OF the estate OF EugeniO
Barela, deceased, wac approved.
The claim OF r. NJ. Clayton versus
the estate Of Antonio Anaya, deceas.
ed, IN the sum OF sos, was approved
by tho administrative and allowed BY
the co.'s
The tport OF Pasrlrso V, Sanchez,
administrator Of the estate OF Mar
sarita Chavez de Sanchez, deceased,
was fled.
The executor appointed 7. r. Nc
Gamma and the court appointed A.
Ficischer. appraisers 90 the estate al
Peter Tohln, deceased
The petition OF Sofia Garcia dc
Vlgil FOR an order 10 sell real estate
belonging 10 the estate Of Esiavio
Visil. deceased, was approved and a
bond OF 81 600 Mod
The court approved the bond Of II
e. Wood, guardian OF William robir
and Marguerite TObin. minors, and
the bond OF Mrs. 3. G. O'iiarrOw, ad
lministratrlx OF the estate Of }. p
i OHarrOw.
Adjournment was taken by the cougi
until Friday, March az y. M.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07

vour medicines % az suffering women. "
Mrs. MARY HALsTEAD, Piatea, Pa,
Box 81.
Here e. the report Of another genuine
case, which still further shows that Ly-
dia r. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
may be relied upon.
Walcott, N. Dakota. -"I had inflam-
NATION which caused pain In my side,
and my back ached al the time. was
80 blue that felt like crying II any one
even spoke TO me. ! took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and j
began 70 gain right away. ] continued
Its use and now I am a well woman. {"
= Mrs. AMELIA DAHL, Walcott, N.
Dakota.
M gen want special advice write &c
Lydia h. Plnkhaln Medicine Go. (c0nil-
deniiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter Will
be opened, read and answered By q
woman and held ID strict C0niidencs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07
CHICAGO EASEMENTS
WERE THREATENED
WITH FLOOD

Chicago. March IA chilli ran
down tho spinea Of the owners of loop
property who learned today that tie
ChlcaFo river broke through the walls
of the Illinois Tunnel company's bores
February "a and only the quick work
of employees prevented the flooding Of
aixty miles OF tube under the down
town streets Of every Chicago sky
ecraper.
A break IN the tunhei under tins
river means 10 tho loop district what
crack Ia ihe dyke means TO a Hoi-
lander, Modern engineering has oo-
Waited much Of the danger Ia either
case, but the fear romaina
The extreme cold previous 90 a
week ago Saturday caused crack 40
open IN the hank Of the river al Mad
ison street and water began 20 seep
down into the roof OF the tunnel. for
iy-nyo feet below Before 4 was no-
tlced water was pouring IN and the
dreaded flood was threatened.
The great gates that guard the tun-
ncl every few blocks were slammed
shut AZ Fifth avenue and on the wcns
side OF the river az clinton street and
huge pumps we're set TO work TO nght
the flood.
For twenty-four hours the struggle
lnsted, with the engineers constantly
throwing more strain on the pumpa,
ana the crevlce IN the roof slowly
widening. sunday morning the en-
ginea won and the flood was avcrted.
Workmen entered the threatened sec
tion and re-enforcod tie roof
G. o. Ffisble, president OF the Tun-
mel company, said today.
The trouble ~ an over and was not
a. bad as Il might seem. We closed
the gates on each side Of tho break
az soon as a was discovered and only
q small section 81 tho tunnel between
Fifth avenue ana Clinton street was
AFFECTED.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07

steady. Ton steers sold al t7s5 today
but n prime lot we're available. "a
would 60 above eight dollars. Bulk Of
the native stcrs sell az 5000 20 97.f0,
heavy cows un 60 f5.7S. hcifers, f0.75'
bulls $3.50. veal calves fs.00. Forty
loads Of quarantine cattle came IN
today. and sold hlsh. half tho steers
a. $500 TO $3.50. balance downwards
10 $500. Estimated receipts for to-
morrow are 5000 cattle here. which
should be handled NJ steady prices.
Hog receipts last week were only
40. 600 head here, the lightcst week
this year, and the market worked up
ward about 90 cents. The run n 5000
today. prices up iOc 70 i8c. top $3.50.
bulk OF saics. ae.2b 10 1856. HIGHT
hosa 500 Is se.t6, pigs $500 90
gG.b0. Today's market n hlghest OF
tho year TO date, and while the run
o. i5,0a0 estimated for tomorrow here
may halt the upward tendency, SEN
lment favors higher prices immediate-
" ahead. Receipts are apt 20 run
light this month, aczount Of muddy
county roads for one thing, and tho
opening OF spring work In the coun-
try, for another.
sheep and lambs caught the bulge
IN prices going round last week, AGED
sheep closing q quarter higher, lambs
not quite az much. no firat class
buyers complaining loudly os poor FIN
ish. Weather has been against feed
, ers, and lots OF long fed lambs have
% aell well under $500, The market
II roc 10 i5c higher today top lambs
az 1895, yearlings worth up 20 S5,7b,
wethers $500 ewes si.b0. Heavy
shipments from the Arkansas valley
are expected this week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07
GOETHALS 70 DINE
WITH EMPEROR
WILLIAM
The Kaiser is Keenly Interest
ed in Panama Canal and
Has Asked It's Chief En-
gineer to Luncheon.

tby NveninR Herald a. u. Leased wirei
Berlin. March 7.-Emperor william
who Is interested keenly ia the PAM
anna canal has invited Lieutenant
Colonel George w. tiocthais chief en-
ginecr Of the Panama canal 10 lunch
con As the palace on March 40.
The emperor 10 known to hold opln-
Ions different from those Of tho Amer
lean engineers regarding a sea level
az opposed 10 a lock canal ana also
On the inadequacy Of the Panama
locks for the expected battleshlp de-
veinpment
These opinions are based on reports
OF German engineers and the emperor
now has seized the opportunity o.
comparing his views with those OF
Colonel Goethals. who has returned
from a flying trip Of Inspection Of tho
Klei canal and other engineerins
works.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07
rAxl RonprR pLEAps Guilty..

New York, March flames SRlalne
one OF the chief participants In the
f0cent $4,000 taxlcab robbery, having
been indicted only this morning, was
airaigned this afternoon IN the court
OF general sessions and pleaded guilty
TO three counts. robbery In The FIRST
degree, grand larceny and assault.
Matteo Aharno and Robert Dilco, un-
der arrest with splaine. entered pleas
OF not guilty Splaine was sent TO
the Tombs pending sentence.
Snlaine gave his age as Is years and
said his home was in Boston. He
was arrested on a train az Memphis,
Tenn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07

STANDARD OIL SUIT
MADE MARKET DULL


Sng EveninE iIeraia a. r. LEASED wireD
New York. March 7.-The early
session on the stock market today
was barren Of Developments, prices
% the active shares flueluatlng With
in the narf0weat limits One Of tho
Causes advanced for the dullness was
The renewal Of trust prosecutions as
evidenced In the proposed proceedings
against the STANDARD on company.
The market closed steady. Reallz-
ing sales were absorbed without dlg-
Ecniiy until the last halt hour. when
the market began 90 give way. but
prices stiffcned again az the end.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07
DEMOCRATS WILL MEET
IN COUNCIL ROOMS AT
8 O'CLOCK TONIGHT

The Democrats of Albuquerque
ana Bcrnaliilo county VIII meet in
the city council chambers in this Kor-
bor building at o'clock tonight for
the purpose OF deciding whether a
ticket with be PLACED IN the field a.
the spring election. and also for tne
purpose of orgahzing Democratic
CLUB. The club VIII be organized
whether "a ticket win be nominated in
April or not. general invitation
has been extended TO an Democrats
In tho city 20 turn out tonight and
participate la the meeting.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07

DO you know that OF au Ihe minor
ailments colds are 81 far thc MOST
dangerous? Il ~ nat the cold itself
that sou need fear, but the serious
diseases tnat n often lesds %. siost
o. these are known as germ discusses,
Pneumonia and consumption are
among them. WIZ not take Cham-
horiasns Cough Henedy and cure
your cold wnile you cpny For sale
by An Dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07
kanaaa 80 L.lvesloek.

Kansas City. March 7.--Cattle re-
celp,s 2i0o, Including GOO souiherns
Market steady Native steers s575sl
s.25; southern steers sE25efG.7h:
southern cows and heifers S3.25I5.25:
native COWS and heifors g325m7.O0;
st0ckers and feeders Si.256S6.5O: bulls
e40onb.Bo: calves si00n 90: west
ern steers $5.5OGT25; western cows
sf2595.50.
Hog receipts, $1,000 Market steady
TO l0c lower Bulk OF sales s6350
$50; heavy s6450G.55: packers and
butchers S6.40ae55; light s6250
esq; pigs s5.000550,
Sheep receipts 5000. MuttOns $3.50
6425; lambs S60OI70O: fed wcthors
and yearllngs si25M6.0O; fed ewes
3000 500,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07

Kansas City INVESTORS letter.
Kansas city stock Yards, March g.
--Unfavorahlo shipping weather all
over the west reduced receipts OF live
stock al the markets about one
fourth. and prices advanced sharply
on an kinds OF cattle except stockers
ana feeders. which GLASSES held only
steady. The action OF buyers last
week. IN their anxiety 10 secure somo
of the small crop Of cattle every day.
disclosed the emptiness Of their pre-
tensions that meat channels are clos
god. coolers oversiockod, ETC., thus
tearing an with a single movement
moqt OF the stock arguments that have
been IN use FOR some weeks past.
Killing cattle advanced 20 % 60 cents
during the week. under the stimulus
Of the active competition Of buyers
who heretofore baiked on an aver
age run. Country buyers arc stlil
holding aloO1, account 81 the extreme
scarcity 81 any ana al kinds Of feed
Another storm Saturday has cut down
the run Of live stock considerably TO-
cay though a supply of 5000 cattle
e0t through to the selling pens here
today The market today is steady Ia
Zoe higher, the Killing kinds Netunf
the advance. as they did last week
and stockors ana feeders selling
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07

Juarez.. March Weather cloudy;
track fast.
First race, six furlongs-
Winter. MS. CBurllngame), 10 2.
won; Ggamorcy, it2 (Seldon), 20 %
1, second: LILY Paxton. t07. (Hofr-
mani. rs 20 /, third. Time. i;i2 AS.
Modern Priscilla, Rosey Posey, Deer
foot. Roberta. Evcran. fsaleiia, Plsh-
tnah and brighton ran.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07

mess anu Nalhhcii"l
and was 70 nervous
that / would cry &C
the least noise, Il
would startle me 80.
/ began 70 take Ly-
dia y. Pinkham's
remedies, and ! don't
have any more cry
ing spells. / sleep
sound snd my ner-
vousness is better.
I will reeomme end
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07
NEW YORK FOR TAFT
SAYS TIMOTHY WOODRUFF

Washington. March 7.-rimothy j.
Woodruff OF New York, former state
Republican chairman, predicted tadiy
that President TAFT would got so OF
the 80 New York delegates 10 the
national Republican convention.
Mr.. Woodruff was o pHest a INC
White House over nient
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07

Tahlequah, OK. March I-Taylor
STAFFORD, who was mysieriously shot
last SATURDAY probably win die, Tie
was believed dead Immediately after
The shooting and an undertaken was
cent for ile found Swniiord aiill
alive and a doctor was summoned
Lake Paris iF susuectcd of the shoot
Ing and has disappeared.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07

Chicago. March 7-Rcp0rts that
winter wheat, especially Ia Kansas.
Fas maintaining a promising outlook
had great deal 20 do today with
turning the wheat market In down
ward direction. May started az
st.Oi 1-Adfl.04 SIS, gain OF 1-f6c
10 l-S@1-ic, and then declined 20
Sl.0a.
Argentine reports weakened the
corn market May opened unchanged
TO Use up at 5l@7t i-4e, and reacted
TO tic.
Oats were not In much demand,
shorts apparently having covered
rather too freely. May started I'M
changed % 1-Sc higher az ga SO i-Sc
and dropped TO az s-4c.
General commission selling carried
down provisions. First transactions
ranged from ~ 0i7hc lower. with
July pork $685.; s9.4s TO ss4TM for
hard. and $S.S0US.S2ih for ribs.
The close Was steady with May as
Ole net lower ne i.O3 "a.
The close was steady al n i-S6i
IA, q shade under last night.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07


New York. Magch 7.--Call money
3-sm2A por cent
Prime paper. 4M4 Ia per cent.
silver. IS 3-Se.
Mexican dollarH f4c.
Copper. st4.20m t4.37h
Tin. s42.BO0t3.0O.
Lead. s40O@A10,
Amalgamatod, 7OM
Sugar. AS.
Atchison. i0b SIS.
Great Sorthern, ls2.
New York Central, ii2 IS.
Northern Pacific. ii9 is.
Reading, t56 -.
Southern Pacific, los rs.
linton Pacific. 1919.
steel. CO s-f,
steel preferred, 10 Is.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07

1he most common cause or insom
MIA Is disorders OF the stomach
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Iablots correct incso disorders anu
enable you 20 sleep. For sale by Al
Dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07

70 Cure 4 Cold N one pay.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qulnine
Tahlela Druggists refund money N
Il falis 20 cuss. b. w 0ROVEs
signature q on each box aSc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07

Chicago. March cattle receipts
7.S0O. market steady Beoves. 5000
S.S5; Texas 8ters. s4.70@G.0O; west
ern steers. Ss.i0M7.ie; atockers and
feeders &A10@s.ts; cows and heit-
ers. t2.25mg.70; calves. Sg.006tS.5O
Hogs--Receipt $4,000; market dull
generally 10 cents lower. Light, $500
G6.B0; heavy. &g.2s@s.50; rough,
s6.ss@Gss: pigs. $3.50 Ga.2o: bulk Of
sales, se,a5d6A5
sheep Receipts $4,000; market
steady. Native. Sa.75m5.3o; western.
$1,000 5.b5; yeerilngs. S5.15 W6.00;
lambs. ss.95R7.so; western, $3.50
7.20.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07

HEROINE cures constipation and
reostablishes regular bowel move
monts. Price zoe sold by Az Drug
glsis.