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The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-27

W l'if Nlit fflf- N.'N '.'. e'' NN'-7'''' and had she seen any one how could she make him understand:
 Lead un~ lhundprnd thc lieutenant, aiming Co tCrrIfy her.
 Adele went through the opening leading out Co the alley and, turning. passed to the street. There she was about to lead the officer farther when be stopped her.
 Tt is absurd for you to try to make me believe thnt a wounded man would he carried so far. This fellow is doubt less very neor. and you know it. Take me to him or ! will blow out yonr brains
 He looked at her SO ficrrcly that she was half inclined tn believe he would But just then there was rattle of muskctry vcry near them, and a crowd of communists came running past them wild with terror. Adele was knocked or her feel aud. getting up. yielded Co a desperate resolve. With out looking for Bertrand she joined the communists iu their mad flight
 Having escaped from tho officer. she went around the block and into house near hur own. from wlrn.c she sent a messenger to learn # il would be safe for hnr to l0 lawr The messenger came baek and reported tbat tine house was deserted Taaug lHo risk of Der rrauds having returned ln seek h"r, she wont h.mr and looked under the uad vaarc sun }.5 ..r H.a lover He was ua. urra.
 s.r w.- .rra.-faru < was likely that U.n a.f .. .r h.. an3 yet lao I..nt .... '..... .... . Hat .ar r,. .w ..... .... .. .r >..u u.~ ..... ... 70 ...s. when s.. -.. ..... ,n.... .. ..n.l lD1k. .a- .t .... ,. d.. r. .. -H.guuse.
 .I.a s- -r,.|. l.. -r.I. ".rd hv ynur rgaaeu.r ul ut.o.
 .Enn."
 .i t--s.f ."a- '. | saw you -o rr. vfa ..a un.r~ H..n. -4m~nunr r- s.-..r... N. .auHr. ... H .I. u.. r.r"-.H r"H ENr. ....f '.. ... ... .. ta . .m 90. va.uv au. ..uaa u 'ah. jag u.. r.. a.rrg lr.w w-. which blood wa- .>r.ug uu" ..,.r. th" nc"dnG Come. wilt .aGG r.u .n #n"
 When frn was-n P. u' communists was over and Paris had settled down under Jhc republic. one morning a we'd. Far,- r.mFfE. rrIn~lr. rH, thrrr.h pr fNp Madeleine. The groom was Gaston Rover aud inc bride Adele BoivisSant Thcrc was now un danger for either AT'rr rhr rrrnmouy Inc couple depart Cd for Brittany. where the artist rc. >umcd hl~ legitimate work.
 Ono feature of Paris since the tenn porary triumph ot communism has changed. The ea>' front ur the historic palace of the TulUrrics is not there. l}ut thc fountains play and the chi Gren sport ir tho garden where it stood Yet the reign of kings and tho reign of cmpcrors have ended. A re uuhlic that hus takcn their place has lasted forty yrarS. Rut where Is that Eutopia. tho C0mmUucF lt lived in the minds of it's TotaricS for many years Co hc lifted at laSi nn tO its pedestal But it had no sooner been placed there than it fell of is own weight EAlaS. for the brave men and women and chill drcn who paid fo- their vision with thclr lives.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-27
NOTICE 10 HE PUBLIC.

From this date on all calls intend cd for Henry FTiedenthal, the Inde- pendent Expressman should be made to seven-six (76) and your call will receive immediate attention. He as discontinued his office at the Bough- ton Cigar Store.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-27

cd WIS a.t.mr.iuE to ston tic Cow "t blood from the communists wound, there rauc up the sound or armed mrn below
 ~rIcavcus. ev1ainci Adolc What shan we dn2'
 There is but o,.c hope" said thc surgeon. Let mc Uft him under .h" hgd. Possibly ,h.y may uot ,hmk of looking there fer a t-ave mgD."
 With nar B..cr -ot under thr hrd. Then -Nc surgeon suggested that Ada." % under it with rim and hold towel un against thc wor~d to Stau.h Inc flow oF h'ooa with InN hope of Uresorv- iny her love- from death. She sue reedn1 n doiuc so. and at the same wrm.-f thr surrco~ rUssed out of th" roOrn.
 There IS a game hero" said the lieu tenant Doubtless. mademolselle, you arp cnncra'fnE & 10 -or. but [ am at a loss to understand why you should con zeal yourself"
 Adele stood shivoriuE, but made DO reply. ShC expected every moment t0at Bertrand would noa ugdcr Che led. Euy small 'mnl> wil of.sa turn ihr course ur events Tho 6.auE of "a ElrG iu~,raG or man directed the course of the so.rehsr.- g'-H-h'> ja a ilTerent gha-0c. lIn had bad ro thought og Grdiac a 1n5.y wounded man gHjcr tnc led Ur G.d looked there a~ ti1tl wo." would dn .hm >.mr thing. mo- o,re.mu- 10 find 30 ru--rrr. 'ut to >su>N Hnr,.l that nn lure.a- IS th.rr \ un...r ur.urIe. e.. uu.aUgrt> ..u6 why haH '." sir. N.3 .-rr. ...
 aDa v.. know r...r, tH. .r"T". ~. v.. ..~ .#~u.d .a ."r' l~ '' ." -.u... nr ...nI ..r.
 \ >..r ~o-o ts..m.n-. r-a .nw t'o" ..s rra tnat ue.n".r. .n..rn5 s mind 5r-r~n.nr Atr.n r..e,.gwd sn.T- ri. ..--. ...- say 1..s arr ...r- r.r ........ ..E ..sr Tu H.#. ......- .... ,.... ... . ...m ra.ra ..,.. w l. vaa.J .,w "a.. 'o nn.r -nt .r.v. -.. o.. >'n mus. uNr r.>l. "a. ...a a know Nrs rrsfou.'> v.~rH'.u. ... ..r.' v.~ a possibility th0, D. w.r' .nn her rr-vc tho rranfsos wi,n .hr sn1'nrs and rr to RnyrE's -r..rr. tI iH.s flashed through N5y'c.> nwn iostan. r.-caus'y. She rrsn.,c3 'n .Ifur tN inc oae chance. Shc admitted lrHi she know Of tho c2mwuni-f'- vhr~nahou's CnobEug his pistol. ,nc n,iccr pointed q at her and tnrd hor to show him rhc way. He cu0t ho~o C"u" Iar,' ho added. "ia his .oadf-on'
 "No." ra~n>d Ad''e mechanically mot far"
 Shc lcd him downstairs and out tnrru-h a u0c',,dao. in.o yard ,h1t opened on a@ alley war While doing so she looked about 's~ -o scc fl there was auy one iu ,bv @"4so who would care for ucg v.a~1sa lower. Not a sou, appna,eI I.r .-..Iw- in 'hc nei-hnorhool he'd ~nnr,5 aG away She hoped she mf-lt ,at.H l.,up~o of the surgeon. 'u- g.. N.. HOW here to hc seen. pouga'r-- D.. had gone out un1 was usnisrs-u- 'a .'h,- wants than those Of rrc uar upstairs a'nuc under the bed The 0..r girl was taking the only chna -n Fa eave N.~ .aver's life, but she was oppressed with the thought tbat she w.~ 'y.sj.- h'u 'n de alone.
 In the va-1 >'n ...l s.i... mar know. ing just v'... 1n do >." locked up at the rear .'g f'... 7-- .u either side Of the na.. -. n. p .. 'auu- she might sra ... ...r .n.r ..n might commur.a.r 2. -t. a 1..H..t 10 20 in and -.....- lr n...- a.-. lhe at teu.fuu or . .. a.r. tho street.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-27

Bonded whiskAes-Gibson, Mount vernon and Belmont. The best of Beer-Blue Ribbon. BUdweiseT and Pale Rainier, at the Mascot Tele- phone 67. E
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-27

S5c for a home cooked meal quick. clean service. Where7 At the New Home Restaurant, FiftA Avenue. half minute from Broadws~
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-27
Enjoyed Novinu.

Weeks-I once knew a man who real iy enjoyed moring. SeekS-l don't be lieve t. weeEs-lts a fact. You see. be lived in 8 houseboat.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-27
Nnt This s ss of Eden

Win not the word over produce 6 great artist in rho form of a tailor who can make cjo.hcS to hHrmonize with the pockClhOoEs- Nashville Banner
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-27

t,., .rr-.n 0.- .r, y--ra~S r6 carry n." tRr-a -rer 1fa sn Nnc Ro5viSSant r,r1fvrd afra and. H01,aC thal hc WIS brcef-a- r-7Erscly. hurried out to SO Cr-e Fna ~e-rErcS oC a SE0EC'n.
 ThES WIS fv~i uvecNl1c that SlauER- rr- cs cawwu0Hsrs which was tho most 0fHrrr accompaniment ot any modern r,vaIutioa. Tho prisons were filed with them. aud ia Erauns they were taken ont Into The rau1s placed with theIT FaaaS ac7.r~t 8 wau and shot down wahau. ua-.y. h the general massa- s~, oven ar"G~a0 won, made to suffer with -.e -e~-. Tbs method of destroy f-- s--~.E- '- a n1rsly HaEe in the bis to-r ar government
 Gs~-a- Enyc-. lighting desperately e~r .m.rfne h.~ wrn together aJ lh" ne--..s. ne fare0Hei. was a marAed mon a, his aurm.c~ The officer who lcE a na--a Fna nr ir.aur-y a@lnst him vrr- ra rn.E g.. '.rvl.ajc sent l.en- cr-r. na-.-a-I with f3o "f mon to cr. -r,~~.--s.g .r tho communist who had a.vr- r.am so much trouble. Eor- r-.~F r.r tr frrr N.S way af.e~ those who rv.~. .ar-,.n- E1vUr. hHt uanaged 70 nurn ..su sn sight aui saw them .-..- ham .-.a thc home oE lis &29ue1. F. .r-aS .1t bouse. the lieutenant s.-- . >---rrr rhrre with instruments ....a..ac go hss Iro.e~>.na in a.S ...-~. "a. u0 o0n else.
 .r... a.e. V. Io un.rgu-." CN-
 ->E tne Haure0aut What a7e ."r
 a.~, without a s.u-ie D0,..., Y .. -, ..s unun5nf mo. ar' -n.. .... ...- rrtr-..-r ol~ewha-r.
 r.- ..-. -r.uc o~t tN sn-.' .. ... -. .s.~ 0raa rna ,a.a-r.
 -a.. VII u.. 70 ..~. v.N
 .nE .r .I... ..~ .. .-.... '.-. a-e a. tnn w0~. s..h.." .. ... !. l. ,.#'... .... g.r h.". ... ...-.- ... Wr.-r Is -..
 ...r .. ..- ..,rrn .n is 'o ~'a . " 
 .. .. ..~..... ... . .. ..# .. u..n .N .-# -... .... ....- owning when n" ." ..-.. ..- ...-r r-. opened a .I..r' ... ...,.. r... I#.m-n and .t.'#
 .. ....a .sf |n'u ,ac afrrr .. ...-..v1 .asA Me. En.-.s- -...- .>o a leaf 7ni To'r aS
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-27
4 DILEMMA \ S,o-v ot ths Paris
 Commune
 By LOUISE RE- ERE
By LOUSE REyERC

Al aas ..~ a- tee -..nG ewr.e as E~-.. ~..- N.rr.-.~ T.. was G. ar-7-n. rr- ..--.a.~-- ... g....s rer> pr>>a~- ... Q. -.r ... IT.. .n-.-.~. eE ...- ..r... ~ . .-.. a.re"r .r- --. ... ...-- r--- r.. w-g0 r r---.- ... ......- .. -.. g-.. -- ..... .... ..... ... ..-.... ~.. -... N.. ...-
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The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-27
LOCAL BRIEFS
sKAewAY WEATHER REPORT

Results Of the observation taken at Moore's Wharf at midnight last night. is as follows:
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-27

Good Dry Plankiug for Summer Use.
 Special rrice this month
 S2.o0 PER 2 OK, SJC-H ERR TAYE. D R-Phone
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-27
WOOD TO BURN

FIRE sALEt FIRE sALEI
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-27

..T ....~ N.~. .-h...
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-27

Barometer 20 es
The daily Alaskan., 1912-05-27

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01

lines between Newton and III paso
and Albuquerque and Amarillo, arriv.
ed In tho city last night and spent the
day here. MIR. Fox Is accompanied ny
his mother and party Of friends. lie
was met here today by J. NJ. kurn
Of La Juntn. general superintendent
uf lines west OF Ia JuntH, MIR Fox
renewed acquaintance tudjS with "a
number of local people WhoIa he knew
years ago when superintendent Of tho
New Mexico aud Rio arande divisions.
Everything is Ia first class shape
alhng the road" said Mr.. Fox today.
business TX good In all parts of the
southwest and the Santa Pc Is hauling
much freight. The political situation
liz not interfering with business and
things are prosperous all over this Sec
ton uf the country"
Mr. Fox spent almost the entire AZ
tcrhoon motoring about the city and
country.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01

Denver colo, oct. l.--IHttlc re-
cciptg 5,Uun, market weak, Toe lower
Western steers $i.50n6.50; stockcrs
and feeders, $i.T5m6.25; cows and
hcifers, SiUOm5.jO; calves, $500 a
$50.
Hogs Receipts S00 market higher,
Light, {S.75u So. heavy, SS.S0m $50,
bulk at sales. $500 S.Sj,
Sherp-ReC"ipts 5000; market
steady Ia weak, Ewes. S3.00fr 3.5O;
ycarllngs, &I2dm 500; lambs, $500 q
q 80; Wcthcrs. $3.T5m4.O0.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
ChIcngn Honrd Of Tradc.

Chicago. oct. l., Worse threaten
ings of war In the Balkans Put
strength today into wheat. An unCK-
pected decrease In the European vlsi-
bile supply tended also to help the
bulls. In addition. receipts north
west Of hero were light, The opening
was y TO NC higher. December
started at 9OA to 0Oh 20 &c. gain
Of y ~ u to sc and rose to 9OMc.
The close was steady with Docem-
her. 5-s"3 -4c net higher at 80 5-sc.
Corn took the upgrade with wheat
December opened X to Nc dcaror at
b2h n Ac, reacted to 52Nsc and raj
lied TO 52Ac,
The close was easy, 1-s0l-Ic net
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
Chicago LIVrsiOck.

Chicago. oct. 1.--CattIu--R Receipts
$500: market slow steady. Bccvcs,
$5.G5M 100. Texas steers, fI.50 "a
G.lO. western steers, $500 a. $40;
"tncaters and feeders. ti4OdI 40;
COWS and hcifcrs. $2.9O@ 7.SO; calves,
$S.OOd ll,25.
Hogs --- Receipts, 1900; market,
strong to Sc higher: light. $4,000
S95; mixed. SS.3Om9.OO; heavy, $50
1850; ruugI. $S.lOmS.3O; pigs,
&j.25M S.225: bulk OF sales, $500
SIS.
Receipts $4,000; market
weak. Native. &3.3OM4.4O: western.
$3.A5mA3i; ycarlings. Si,iOm $40;
lambs, native, Si.G59G.SJ; western.
$iS5M 7.2O.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
An Embarrassing Question.

O'rOm the Denver Timcs)
senator lInrah was talking at din
ncr In Boise about an embarrassing
question that had been asked at chi
Cago.
THE question" he said, was like
little whites query.
"a young man Was spending "A week
end at littlc Willic's cottage nj ATTAIN
tie city. and on sunday evening after
dinner there being a scarcity Of
chairs on the piazza. the young man
took Willie on his lap.
During pause In the conversation
lItllo Willie looked at the young man
and plpCd:
"'Am I as heavy as sister Mabel "
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01

Boston, oct. THE market for
domestic wool continues nctiv" with
values holding firm and strength run
ming through nearly all grades. orig
lnal MOntnnas are In demand with
prices ranging from 23i 6r25r. while
other territory wool liz slightly lower.
Sales al Texas woods have fallen
of somewhat hut some good lots of
twelve months have changed hands
recently. california wool In dun and
pulled wool liz said 60 be- firmeT.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
LEGAL NOTICES.


state of New Mexico,
once Of Ia" state Corporation Com
mission.
II IL hereby certified that the annex
ed In n fun, tru" and complete trans
cript OF the
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION OF
THE AMERICAN TRUST AND
SAVINGS BANK.
CSC. 732l)
with the endorsements thereon, aa
yamc appears on hlr and of record In
the oiiice at "a" state Corporation
commission,
In testimony whereof, the chairman
and clerk of said commission have
l'''ount0 Boi their hands aud affixed
H." seal at said commission at the
city nf Santa Pc, on this 26th day OF
september. \, d., l9i2.
CSeaD HUGH H. WILLIAMS.
Attest: Chairman.
EDWIN f. COAHD.
Clerk.
Know all men by these presents.
that we Medium Is, Wylder, Victor
SAILS, Herman Butcher, Crisis q. Mar
dOrf. owen y. Marion. Simon stern.
Jacob KOrber. James u. Herndon. and
Edward LeInDke all being cltlzens OF
the United states and each being "A
resident Of tho state of New Mexico,
have associated ourselves together
and by these presents do as
sociate ourselves for the purpose
OF forming and organizing cor
poration under the provisions OF Sec
tiOns numbered 900 TO 2sI inclusive Of
the Compiled Laws of New Mexico
for the year 1897 and all acts amend
atJry thereof and In addition thereto
and We hereby certify as follows:
agI.
Tho name assumed 10 distinguish
such corporation and to be used In
all Its dealings il, THE AMERICAN
TRUST AND SAYINGS BANK.
II.
The principal place where the bus.
mess OF such corporation and associa-
tion shall be carried on In number i0s
North Second street In the city OF AL
buquerque, In the county OF Bernaliilo
and state OF New Mexico. and at such
place said corporation and association
shall keep an once for the transaction
OF It's business. and the name OF the
agent In charge thereof, and upon
whom process Uan be served IL criss
q. Mardorf.
The amount Of The capital stock Of
such corporation and association IL
Fifty Thousand (S6O,0OO.O0) Dollars,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
Personal Property Loans.
SNeISN~1NS~NN.NN.
MONEY TO ADAN.

"HNIFVHFN =" N|I3NINT
on furniture. pianos. organs. hOtsss,
wagons and other chatteisi also on
salaries ana warehouse receipts; m
low ns $1,000 ana ~ high as $4,000,
Loans are quickly mace ana strictly
private, Time--one ,nOrth 10 one
year given. Goods to remain In your
possession, our rates are reasonable
can and see US before horrOwing
Steamship tickets to and from All
parts OF tho world.
PRIVATE OFFICEs--0pon Evenings
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN co,
llOOHns 5 ami 4, 0FoHt Building,
8O3M West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
The Markets
WALL STREET.
my Leased Wire to EvsnlsE Herald,

tBy Leased Wire to Evening" HsraIdl
New YORK, oct. i.--inCrcascd de-
preston In London and tho decision ui
the treasury department not to facili.
tate the movement of crops by de-
pusits In national banks impollcd fur
.thrr liquidation In the stock market
today Opening quotations were gen.
orally lower. Steel was pressed for
safe IN round amounts. From this
there were some recovery, all Of which
VAS lott before noon, however, when
can money rosc L. per cent Bonds
were 'tcady.
Money cascd In the late aftSrnoun
and the list took on stronger tone.
Reading continued the feature. with
u smart recovery In Union Pacific and
some Inquiry for the independent steel
shares.
The market closed irregular.
with a few exceptions the entire
list went to It's highest lcvcl In the
last hour Reading. 81 Paul, Chcsa-
p"akc AMI ohio. and Canadian Pacific
were features at special prominence.
steel reflected continued pressure.
Closing prices:
cab money. 5m7 per cent.
Prime paper, u as per cent
silver SO Use.
Mexican dollars, iSLsc.
Copper. &l125 hid.
Tin. $jO.UOm $3.50.
Lead, &J.lO bid.
Amalgamatcd, 90 7-S.
sugar. l27 Y.
AtChlsun, lO9 80.
Great Northern, ~ -
New York Central. IIS.
Northern Pacific. l2g.
Reading. IA is.
southern Pacific, ll37-S
Union Pacific. IA rs.
steel, ~.
steel, preferred, ll6 IL.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
Kansas Guy livestock.

Kansas CilN Mo, oct :, Cattle
Receipts, 5000. including 200
Euuthrrns, market steady, Matte
steers. $1,000 1890, southern steers,
Si25m 500. southern COWS and h"if.
ors. $3.5Om 5.25. native cows and
hcifcrs. {3,4Oms,25; stockcrs aud
feeders. $4,000 100; bulls, $3.50
500; calves, $500 mg.50; wcsturn
steers, f5.5Om 9,05; western cows,
$3.50 500
Hogs Receipts, 5000: market
steady. Muttons, $35Omi,26; lamh1,
t5,75 N $50; range wcthers ana yca"-
lings, S3.SOM $50: range ewes, 81 50
n 90
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
woman, ~ Rides Motorcycle.

Warren, o., oct. i.--Mrs Maria
steele. rs years old. Of Duluth. Mimi,
who In visiting Mr., and Mrs. Hale
Cr'sby ~ Logan avenue. In an enthus-
iahtic mOtorcyclls., IN spite al her
ngc ahe enjoyed twelve. mile ride
Friday evening. and u. the I'd ~ her
journey declared she would like Ia
ride the same distance again.
For years Mrs. Steele has taken
daily rides ON bicycle. She believes
that the outdoor exercise In beneficial
Ia er health. She does not think her
de\ otion 10 mo'"rt yelling should be
considered unusual on account OF her
age, but holds that every woman
would enjoy the sport just an much m
she does II they take proper care OF
themselves.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01

lower for December. - ASA 81 Nc.
a fair demand kept oats steady
December started 3l% To- 81 &c and
seemed inclined to hold within those
limits
In spite Of liberal deliveries, pro-
Nirious advanced with hogs. First
sales varied from shade Off to u
sam ui Toe. January went at $3.50
for pork, S1O.57h tor lard and
$0.S2i2 for ribs.
Whrat--Oct, 90 5.Sc; May. % 1.im
% 3-Sc.
Coru-Oct, 81 lie; Dec, - ASA
52igr.
oats oct, sic; Dec. 80 3.ir.
Pork Jan, &1S.i7is.
Lard Jan, $1,000.
llihs--Jan. &gSIia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01

and the number of shares into which
the said capital stock II divided Is nvo
hundred t5OOD aud the par value OF
sad stock IL Onc Hundred NIOO.OOJ
Dollars per share
The names aud places at rcslduncc
of the stockholders aud the number
of shares held aud owned hy each of
them respectively Is as follows.
Mcldrum *. Wyldrr. Albuquerque.
y. NJ. 81 shares.
Victor sails. Albuquerque, y. NJ, 90
shares.
Herman Bluohcr. Albuquerque. y.
NJ, 30 shares.
Crisis q. Mardorr ALBUQUERQUE, y.
NJ. 60 shares.
owen s. Marion. Almqucruur y.
NJ. 80 shares
simon stern. Albuquerque. s. NJ,
81 shares.
Jacob korhcr albuquerque. y, NJ,
50 shares,
James -. IIorndon, albuquerque,
y. NJ, % shares,
Edward Iembkc, Albuquerque. y.
NJ, 50 shares.
V.
The period at which such corpora
ton or association shah cummrnc" Is
the first day of October, in the year Of
our Lord 1912, and shall terminate
on the 3Oth day Of september, 1862.
VI.
The names ana places nf residence
Of tho several directors and officers
and the number pi shares of the capt
tai stock Of such corporation or ASSOC
citation owned and held by each uf
such directors and officers Is ~ tot
lows:
Mcldrum Is, Wyldrr, 80 shares
Victor Sais. % shares
Herman Bluchcr. o., shares.
Criss g. Mardorf, ~ shares
owen y. Marion. o., shares.
Simon stern % shares.
Jacob Kurucr, 80 shares
James Is, Ilcrndun, - shares
Edward Lcmbkc. 80 shares.
And the following 81 said directors
are the officers at sad corporation:
James Is. H"Tnduu. president,
Jacob KoTbcr, vice president
crisis q. Mardorf, cashier and treas
urcr.
Ia witness whereof. we have here
unto set our hands aud aiIixed our re-
speCtivr seals this 18th day of Sep
lpmhgT 1919.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
SANTA FE COPPER.

Quotation furnishes ny Logan e.
Bryan, 2 BOARD or Trade, Chicago
Boston. Mass, oct santa Pee
copper opened to-day at . 3-S bid aud
3ia asked. Closing 3 3-SM3H, Sales
for TIA" day 385 shares.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
FOR sALE...Real Estate.

WOULD u nice suburban HON" inter
est you? Five minutes Ia ear line,
- nCrcs fruit and alfalfa land. on
main tltch; no swamp land, six room
modern house and porch; six mead
stock and implements, no mortgage,
ar viii sell IN small plots a bargain
A. Robinson. west Of fair grounds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
ROOMS FOR RENT

NrN~~N~~NN~N~N~N~~NSN~ ~~N~S~SSNS~~~N-~~S~JN~
fOR ItENT--Nicoiy furnished rooms,
also largo dining room and Kitchen
furnished complete. Good location
Tor bunTdurs. $40 s. Third.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
New York Cotton.

Sew YORK. oct. l..-Cotton spot
closed quiet Mlddllng uplands.
tllt5; middling gulf, $lI7o; sales.
22,925 bales.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
81. InuIs Wool.

81, Louis, oct. wool steady.
Territory and western mediums, ~ IN
csc; fine mediums. 1871 zoe; fine, ~
q tic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
GENERAL MANAGER
Of SANTA FE IS
HERE TO-DAY
Fred C. Fox of Amarillo Spends
Day in Albuquerque; Leaves
for East Tonight With Gen.
eral Superintendent J. M.
Kurn.

on his way from Amarillo to To-
pcka, Fred G. Fox, general manager
OF the santa Fe. with Jurisdiction over
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
~. Louis SHELTER.
Boston WmH Market.

81, Louis, Get. Lead steady
$500, spcltcr firm, $7.iG.