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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
BILLIONS OF TONS
OF COAL IN ARIZONA,
UNCLE SANS ESTIMATE

washington, d. O.. May S7.-~Ai-
though Arisona has produced no coal
on a commercial scale, u contains
promising fields. which may be prof.
itablv exploited when transportation
Is afforded and when population ana
manufactures have reached n point
which viii provide a market for the
OUTPUT The more important Of these
fields are the BlRek Mesa coal ficlds,
ia the Hopi aud navajo Indian reaer-
vationa, which are Included Within
Coconino. Navajo, and Apache coup-
ties, and the Deer Greek field, IN the
extreme easter part of Pinal county
The United states geological survey
estimates that the coal land IN tne
Black Mesa neld covers $3.50 square
miles. and that the nelds contain Ia
0s2, 500. 600 short tons Of which
y O0e, 0a0. 900 tons are recoverable.
the rest helne under very heavy cover.
Tire Deer Greek coal field Includes an
area az 80 square miles IN fne middle
OF the copper-r reducing region Of
Ariaana. and. estimating that "a Inches
~ seal extends through the 30 square
miles. 9he coal beds contain about
so .000.o0o snort tons.
IL these fields there are two grades
OF coai.-one hard black coal. we'll
adapted for transportation and for
commercial uses and also posneasing
some cooking quality, the other soft
bedly crushed coal, which carries q
high percentage Of asa and could
probably not be marketed except very
locally NJ a believed, however. that
as this lower Grade of coal is high In
volatile matter IL could be used for
the manufacture of gas 90 be piped
10 ghO placca at consumption or used
/ 90 the development Of electrical
pawer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
HOLLAHAN.ALBRIGH
WEDDING LAST NIGHT
Well Known Young People sInrrlesl
Here and leave Sqr san Dlg', Sal,
Where They WIN Reside.

Rather sudden. bui uevsrtaeiess not
eudrely unexpected. ,ame ihe we'd
aing last niaht 81 MISS ,han,-te Hole
iahsn ond Mr.. Flwnod a. Alplgslt.
The ceremony helNn performed ay
judge George n Craig as 2 oclpeS ip
The evening. air. slbrieat arrived
sunday mogning fipfi Dallas Texas.
WIRE he attended enc IA stnu rnsen-
ton, stopping of hcre 40 sv bis war
eats. youps Albright lneiaouiailH srcnt
I'd lsidernhlc Tins visiting Miss HoiH-
hsu. % whom Il Is nidersti ltl nj Fks
been eneNned or several luauihs. no
marriage last night was the culmnA-
tlOu Cf Mr.. Albrlent trip 81 this city.
He ana hif bride left last niEht for
san Diego Cal. where thoy win re-
side. Mr. Albright being buginess man.
ager Of ihe Gutbcl Engraving conn
pany OF that cslv Mf Albright q
son Or Mf, and Mrs. a. r. Albright d
Albuquerque aud h very talented
cartponist and chalk talk artist His
bride IS wen known here also aud q
a gifted elocutionist The hest wishes
~ many Albeqneruae friends viii foi-
low the newlyweds 20 their home on
the coast.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
HAS
PLAN TO GIVE
Us THE BEST
L. E. Behymer, Who Has Put
on All the Famous Artists
in Albuquerque for Many
Years, Anxious to Get City
on the Map.

There isn't anything TOO good for
AlbuqurrQup III n mWaicni way. So
says l.. ~ Behyntr. noted impress
sario, who IL here today from Los
Angeles with the T. s. g. rlep clnD.
which Is the final Santa 70 nttgnc-
tion for Albuquerque this season. and
which viii play ~ the orpheum go
night Mf, BehymeF isn't a stranger
10 Albuquerque In fact he "a one 81
the mnal consistent bo0stera Aibt.
quDrquu over had and q very well
known here becnu use nc has brought
MARY famous musical artists 20 tni
oity during the last ten or twelve
years, IN 1883 Mr. Behymer opened
the Nehar opera house, later burned
down. with the Lomndi Grand Opera
company. Mr. Hehmyer ~ the ulF
impreaEario Of the west. A. an incs-
cRrion of the magnitude ef his under
takinRs. ne has Just contracted ~
bring the Chicago Grand opofH co'n
many west next season. a. play 10
Chicago. ~. Louis, Dallas. san frat-
cisco, San Diego and Los Angeles
ana has guaranteed Audaeus binpe
direttnr az the aggregation ia hnii
million dollars for the trip. MI
8ehymer said today that Albuuuef-
que could swing one uiKht 81 Tho
grand opera II the enterprise wee
properly promoted 40 ua 60 nrlnE
from various parts 90 the state ana
northern Arizona. Mr. sehymnr
held a lengthy conference today wsih
Frank storlz. manager Of the Ellis
theater. and q. a, Mntson. exalted
ruler OF the Elxs' with reference 90
bring several musicul attractions
here FOR next season. air. Behyinef
has signed up for next season the
following artists, all IF whom viii
pass through Albuquerque, and VIII
stop on here provided Albuquerque
really wishes 60 stage the ettraciions
Alice Nielsen and seven singers ~
the Boston grand opera dodwoasH,
pianist. eg Berlin. Mlsch8 klman,
Polish vioilnist. Berlin; Mime. Mar
celia s3ambrich. I1Aish lyric so@
prMno. conceded the best In the
world. Josef l.hevinne, the greatent
Russian pianist. Joahnnne GadskL
soprano OF the Metropolitan, Ricardo
Martin. tenor Of the Metropolitan.
Eugene Ysaye. greatest Belgian Woe
ilnists. Madame Genee, interpretattNe
dancer, Madame Gerville- Reache.
French conffnlte Of tho metropolitan,
Maud Powell, greatest woman violin
lst Of America. a niece 81 Ma5nr
Powell Of Grand Canyon exploration
fame: Yolane Nero, American 9ian-
lst
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
PHOTOPLAY PEOPLE
IN ALBUQUERQUE
UNTIL TUESDAY
Director D. M. Griffith and
Biograph Troupe Arrive
From Los Angeles TO Put on
Comic and Historical Pro.
auctions.

Albuquerauean met face 90 face
today the people whom they have
seen FOR the last two ar three years
n the famous nIograph motion pic-
lures. Tho original American iilo-
graph troupe numberins foFiy-five
people. arrived here todgy from Los
Angeles and viii remein IN Albudner-
aua and vicinity until next Tuesday
morning The mctioa rlrtnre peorie
Travelled IN the private Pullman
car "Vaca. and brought with them q
carload Of special scenery The most
interesting part OF the scenery Prov
ed 90 he two tame wolves or coyotes,
which viii be used In the various pro-
duciloBE The BiORraph company has
az IT. head y. w. Grifilth. the director.
and Mr.. Lucas the assistant director.
Before proceeding further Il should
be- stated that Miss Mary pickford,
the "Blosragh Girl," So with the
troupe She is Just as pretty a. size
appeared to be In the pictures. hircc-
tor riflith spent q busy mornig aat-
ting things lined up for the work he
expects 20 do in Albuquerque and
nearby. a number 81 pictures viii be
tAttN ~ AlhNflWtfNNtt klN AAHNNWte~
que and In fsiotN thirteen miles
south, Il has been decided that the
troupe win be divided into two Cofn-
panies here ono division 20 participate
IN historical productions she other IN
comic productions When necessary
the entire company win participate So
one production The nioNraph people
are guests at the Alvsrado hotel. 1Nc
personnel of the Troupe follows; NY.
GFinith. director. Mr. Lucas, assist-
ant director; Miss Sweet. Mrs. Alex.
ander, Miss Piokford, tThe BioEra pa
grill. Mrs. smith. Miss Normauas
Miss Touery. AIR. Sennett, Mr. Hcnder-
son. AR. and Mrs. Males and faniiy
Messrs. Landers, Beaudiue, Heron,
Daley, smart. Cahannie, Hudson. Rob-
inson, German, Jack Smith, August.
Butler. Dillon. Hyde, West, ]. q. Bite
ger. Lance McLennap. Evans, Miss
Bruce. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Alfred
paget and wife, O. W. Bitter and
Wife, AIRS. Grace Henderson.
When the motion picture people arr
rived from the west on santa Zee train
No. i0 today they were greeted M the
station by A y. sherman. manager
pf the Crystal and Pgstime tneaters
and other theater attaches, and by
other local people. Those who are
frequently patrons Of the picture
shows had no dificulty In Identifying
The actors and actresses.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
FRATERNITY MEN IN
FAREWELL BANQUET

The members nf tins Alpha Alpha
Alpine fraternity OF the University OF
New Mexico. number Of students
who viii bccome members 81 the trae
ternity next year and limited num-
Der 81 guests enjoyed q dellShuul
banquet ln ihs east dinine room Of inc
Alearaido hn3el LAST night The hAn-
nuct was informal Manager smith
era served ONE of the most attractive
menus the AlvaradU has ever offered
90 q banqnetlng party and tho tuaats
which followed while combined 90 frn-
fornify matters we're lively and en-
ioSahle. Mr Kirk Bryan, one OF the
oldest members az the fraternity pres
sided a. tonslmaaier The place cards
wen beautifully Hkeiehod copies ~
the Eaiufa on tue University grounds
which "a ihe chapter house of tho
Alpha Alpha Alpha fraternity
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
BIG BAZAR WILL
BEGIN TONIGHT
Mayor Sellers to Start Things
GOing Promptly at 8
O'clock; Successful Three
Days Fair Anticipated.

The finishing touches 10 the fBs
terior OF She new Weiller ana BEN
lamin building were made to-day and
everything in the line Of decorations
and booths made ready for the open
ing OF the bazaar tonight Tho Dn-
zAnr Is % BE- conducted by the ladies
of the immaculate Conception parrish
for three nights. beginning tonight
and ending Friday night Mayor u.
H. b. SELLERS will formally declare the
bazaar open ut s o'clock tonight IA
n expected that "a very large crowd
Will attend the bazaar on the opening
night. The ladies who have this pH-
znuF lu charge have worked for many
weeks milking preparations for the
AFFAIR and deserve The biggest success
possible.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

Under me anpronri,tsou bn rov.
In confare,,r,. tx xYasni,s y,
conserVstivs.iy tsti,,.tra ~. ni1,.ies
FORESTER Ari},nr n Etngsas.a "a the
local gorsesr,s nrflro. that ~ .,,t,
"a Nev NFs~ieo ,nat' ran..i.s.. tI'is ,'s',,.
Ii tntal ~ ctose ~ sf0a AN f.,,,, ,,,-
flonai farest reealfts ~ ~ .t'.,la's.a NJ.
roads ana aabnnid 'eN
,rbs ,,aas,,rs ,..fsr..s =, q, Ian,
ZION ~ fhe sr ner rs.rt ~ rsc.irts,
fhnf nc,, .aes -, r,nde ANA set,,,,i.9
~ aa,,h at.fe oroefdse 49, ,t1tit.r'l
.s5 mar eant ,st,ieb ig * y, ~ ~,
buitdina ana tn,.intera,se,. ns e,t,etg
roads An incrfnsS M III t,.'at M 80
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
Nd PROGRESS MADE
IN TRIAL Of
DARR0W
Court Adjourns Until Friday
After Brief Continuance Of
Franklin's Story of Effort
to Corrupt Jurors.


fBy EveninE Herald a. y. Lenaea wlrel
Los Angeles. Cab. May co.. aert II.
franklink story Of the alleged cor-
ruption 81 the Mcnamara Jurors Who
continued today "a The resumption az
the trial OF his former employer,
Clarence 81 barrow. Tor the allcse,l
bribery Of George n. Lockwood. AUfi-
moniOus clashes between opposing
counsel have occurred several 'times
daily since the intr0duction 81 cy7-
denre began. and before adjournment
Yesterday Judge Hutton again cHn-
toned the jurors 90 disregard any-
thing said during tho outbreaks hy
attorneys on both Sides
10 WAS announced when court con-
Yened that adjournment at noon
would be- until Friday morning. owing
20 the funeral This afternoon Of q
member 81 Attorney Anpeis FAMILY.
and sor the additional reason that to-
morrow IL a holiday
Tile deposit slip Tor $1,000 which
Franklin said WNs given him nY Uaf
ron, the bank book uf lhc witness
and q check ior $500 drawn hy him
we're identified hy FRANKLIN aud "a
United in evidence
Couunuing hlH story 0f the alleged
bribery Of Juror hnin, Franklin s0id
be called upnn inln ana repeated me
proposition he bad previously nthe
10 Mrs Slain
"lnln told nae. sald Franklin,
'thnf he had but lltile MONEY. W.
iinusly agreed ig ihe deal and p"l'
The next day franklin reported his
huccen lo hairuN he said.
funhlin'f Appearance on the stand
had been lOukod forward 90 Win
grcat interest f0I months. anal Nia irH.
iimons scstefua} runlHlurd nlH iifs1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
ALVARAD0 ENTERTAINs
MANY EXTRA GUESTS

That enc Algaado hotel o. web
prepared 90 care FOR q large number
~ additional guests, outside of the rrE-
todgy we'll demonstrated hy >. G.
Smlthcrs, the efficient manager and
ISIS assistants. ncsidee fhr regular
number uf guests The hotel % tOday
entertaining the iiingr1nh troupe qi
lpfiN-iive people; the q. 8. q. Glee
club, Numbering thiriy-nfe. ana the
majority of the district inspectors
from NeN MeNlro and Arizona, who
are hare iO attend the United states
Hmwau uf Animal Industry confer
cnCc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

TIA Znni no,,nteins ana ..isovyhera
ana the forestry offielaia arc yrorielng
hard ~ n,if fbeee nernfiatione
through specesefnllv
ANY action IN the state which
would retard thorn would naturally
mean that much euf off the revenues
for roads ana schools. Last year the
single county OF Coconlno IN Arizona
received f27 GOO grom the forest Serv-
Ice and naturally the people of That
section are urEinR ArizonW's repre-
sentntives and stnators TO aid IN
getting thfoush the appropriation
which VIII give the additional ~ PEE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
CURLEY AND WIFE
GO TO COAST
Promoter and Bride Pass
Through Albuquerque En-
Route From Las Vegas to
Los Angeles; Not Honey
moon Trip.

Mr. and Mrs. jack Curley passed
through Albuquerque on the santa
Fe limited today. en- route from Las
Vegas to Los Angeles. The Curleys
We're married in Las Vegas week
ago and were In Albuquerque Weed
nesday and Thursday on last week.
The present trip 20 California Is not
q honeymoon trip. THAT Is % be
taken after the Johnson Flynn battle
in Las Vegas on July 3th. Cugiey
goes 40 Los Angeles for the purpose
Of comforting with motion picture
people regarding picture CONCESSIONS
az the championship battle. Curicy
snid today that plans nee proceeding
spiendldiy for the fight and that u
s going % be one of the classicst
scraps OF recent years. notWthstand-
ing unfavorabie criticisms of many
people.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

public uttcrance tending "a connect
barrow with the crime OF which
franklin himself had already plead
ga guilty. For weeks after his arrest
Franklin stated repeatedly In inter-
views that barrow knew nothing oi
the bribery Of Balm ana Lockwood,
and that he would Under no elrcum-
stances ever take the stand against
Darrow.
He reiterated these declarations
even after he was said g. have ap-
peared before the grand jury which
subsequently returned indictments
agaiust the lawyer Il gradually be-
came known. however. that thc state
would rely largely upon his testimony
in the effort TO convict parrow ana
BE- haas been hooked upon as One star
witness for the prosecution
The defense has mado no secret Of
what Il win attempt 20 DO IN the
cross-examinstlon az Franklin Ia a.
.ondeavor 90 break down his story.
Franklin has admitted that he ex-
pected a neFyo-wrerknF sFiiNnR hy
the attorneys Tor the deofuse, hut
PROGRESSED 20 be ready fog a.. n was
believed unlikely That franklin would
leave the stand Tor several days
franklin WAS expected ~ continue
this morning his story oi the alleted
bribery ~ Juror Robert II. iiaiu,
which WAS narrated in part at Yes
terdaN afternoons session. From
this u was expected that hie direct
fXamlnatiOn would take hifu to the
alleged attempt to bride George n.
Lockwood and possibly other Jurors
"a his opening address 40 the jury
A
iCks stated that he would show prooi
that other than ihesG Jurors had been
approached" by members ~ the Me-
Namara defense
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

The Commercial Grub meeting hpi6
hast night WIS an important ono ana
considerable business was trnnracttd.
Esut The special meeting - be hcid To-
night q even more important and n
is expected that action VIII De taken
on IS number OF matters Of extrtor-
binary interest 80 the city and culn@
fnunity, Present az the meeting to-
night VIII be John Baron Burg.
chairman Of the ways aud means
con,nittee of ne house. who wiz ex-
plain a. tho club the status % the
state fair appropriation bill; the
county survey Vii and uthci tipVs.-
ant LEGISLATION in which Alhuuuertlie
sssna. ternaAllla.. county afe yslS
much interested Mr.. Bufg arrived
f4eim santa ne this afternoon, accom-
panied By Mayor -. X. =. SellerE.
who has been IN the capital fer sev-
erai days on bnsiueas connected with
fhr fair legislation. Mayor Sellers
WIN also attend the meeting tonight.
ii is expected that the ttOa ApSFles
Times national highway automobile
Marty viii arrive in Albuquerque this
evening In time to permit tag mem
0crs 81 the party 10 attend me clbp
nieetinE and to outline thtif plans
f0r she proposed national ocean 20
ocean highway.
AZ the club meeting last night a
resolution was adopted which 3i ell
tfNNfN"tfN tHfNttfNtt'A
tion now pending which seeks -
regulate transportation rates ~ she
state The stand was taken that No
legislation should be- passed which,
Wnl bumper development 81 trans
Ths club adoptsd the following res
osuslou:
.WhereaE. .ae state o. Nsw afexlca
81. Ia our opinion, on the eve or great
iaduurlat agricultural and CONNER
eiai development and Is Ia great need
- railroad exeenHlcna to a number Of
paints In the Interior az present toe
IL i... r..,. !. now ,.as,..
before the legislature al santa Fe
yaglous measures. for the purpose OF
forciae the railways ~ New Mexlco 20
reduce the rates on the transportation
af freight and passengers. Therefore
% II
Resolved by the Commercial club
81 ADaquerquc, THAT Il Is the sense Of
this organization. that any action %
the legislature az this time which
would tend % unduly hamper our
railroads by legislation making the
operation Of railroads in the state un-
profitable and thereby prevent the
building of new roads or the exten-
rien nf branches and feeders would
ae serious blow 60 the best Interests
az New Mexico. ana be- u further,
Resolved That M oar opinion no
aerpn should be iakon BY the logls-
lnture on matters pertaining 20 rates
ga freight pr passenger traffic. o. of
other matters anectins the operation
nf our railroads until after the bust.
nrss interests of the state have beet
fniy heard on the probable effect 81
tho proposed bills or The business o.
New Mexico. such hearings 90 be heis
by the proper authorities, and 10 b.
thorough in every respect and DO 4
further
Resolved That copies 90 this Fesd.
iition be forwarded "a the members
~ our corporation commission and "a
inf various chairmen % the leEisla.
tive committees On railroads.
(Sisncd.l
THE COMMERCIAL CLUB or Al
BuQuERQuE"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

Chicago. May Is. Free selling of
wheat todoy overcame an advance
due to lack % rain Ia Kansas and
Nebraska, There was disposition
here 20 consider the drought and
heat In abe west rs having been
sufficiently discounted for the press
ens Opening prices we're 4 TO see
higher. July started az sfliM to
Iii 81. inc same enange from last
night Az the market taken altogether.
A decline 70 sl.i0A followed.
Corn at the outset showed some
fsrmue~s. huf the market later re-
acted with wheat, duly opened \ G
higher "a Use. touched T6% q Aa
and then EAgEea 10 Ih#c.
The close was weak. Mc net lower
for july az 45Ac
UatH dragged lower. influenced by
the course OF other grains July
started IA a shade OF % 4 a. Ne
at b0i4 to so &c and fell Back % soc
even.
Weakness az the Yards pulled down
provisions, Initials sales ranged
from a shade 90 : isc down with Sep-
TENDER option $3.50 for pork,
ftV.s0 for hard and f103TM 20 1910
for ribs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
New MEXICO May Get 100000 From
National Forests in State This Year

Measure Now in Conference Provides That Roads Shall Get
Additional Twenty-Five Per Cent From Revenues;
Pending Big Deals With Contracts Already Made AS
Heavy Receipts From Timber Sales; Anti-LOgging
Legislation at This Time May React Severely People
Of State.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
roo LATE 70 CLASSIFY.

FOii RENT front room furnished
for housekeeping. $1,000 month.
0l6 W. Coal. 80
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

Sick headache results from disor-
dored condition og the stomach. ana
can be cured hy che use OF Chamber
lalna stomach and IAvor Tablets. Try
a. For sale py an dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

Chicago. M8y Isl wheat May.
f1.is. Jily gIi0M HA
Corn Mny SOhc. July. TSMc.
Oats May. Csc; July. soc
l'prk~--July. siS.Ao
Lard July sle.G2la.
lhsJuly ftO.22h.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

Chicago, May 2s.--Cattle receipts
20, 0u0i market steady % i0c lower,
beeVea. fe90m9,aDs Texas STEERS,
s6.25N soc. western steers, sees q
1s6; Knockers ana feeders, $4,000
f6.6bl COWS and heiferH. 42.s64 500;
calves. eb.bOMg.O0.
Chicago. May 20.-~C'ioslng figures
had weak Tone with July at
fflo p, % "A. net decline of M II @co
Hogs Receipts 5O.O0O; market
slow generally 6c lower; light 1895
"a 1866 mixed. sllOM7b5s heavy,
s7l0m T6f i4; rough. S71OMT.30,
plgs, $500 q G.sb, bulk 81 sales.
t7.4OM $50.
sheep Receipts $4,000; market
weak % Toe lower; native. 88.G6 a.
$40, western $500 ~ s.so; yearliuKs
1890 ~ l.40 lambs native, $500 III
500, western, f5,b0W9.25.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

st Louis 40. Ainy 20 Wool
steady territory and western me.
dlnnF, iHM $50 fiSs mediums, $50
ACE. fine 100 iSC.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

Kansas CITY, Mo-, May 1S.--Cuttlc
Receipts. 5000, lncludlng 1890
euufhornsi market steady lOc l6wcf
Native steers So.b0m8 a0i southern
steers $1,000 $50, southern COWS
and helfers, s3.5OmS.b0i stOckers
ANA feederS. tg7bm7.IOi bulls. sans
mT0O. calves. s6.b0MB.bO; western
steers, gd.25W 500. western COWS.
S4.OOme.l6.
Hogs Receipts 10000; market s
% 100 lower. hulk 81 sales, S1.2E6i
1850; heavy, f743n 1865; packers and
butchers. s7.9bW 1856; liahfs. Sqtkef
Tao, pigs. t6.2EWG.59
sheep Receipts. 5000; market 40
t0 25c higher; spring lambs. $1,000
muiiOna, $4,000 d.2b, lambs, a0.GDcr
i0a0. range Wethera and yearllnra.
4f.h0u 0.5Oi range ewes, g3.abn
$50; TEXTS goots. f3.0Oma.fb.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29

John DYKES. Cor the past ysar
the office of accounts. United SlntHa
forestry service hfaduunrtnra ln AZ
buquerQne. lofi lasi niehi fpr Wash
ineton. D. C.. accompanied hy AIRS,
Dykes. MI nyhtF has been aaslsncd
40 work in lhr Washington office as
accounts of the aerYice
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
The Markets
SITUATION IN WALL
STREET GROWS WORSE

New York, May 28.-sech
strength nB the stock market showed
IN today'a early dealings parity by
reason Of some good railway earn
ings waa soon nuilified by contrary
statements. Before noon all the
leading stocks we're selling consider
ahiy under yesterdays lowest quota
lions, with especial pressure against
Reading and Lehlgh Bonds were
heavy.
Beyond some Yutther recovcrica Ia
Union Pacific end other leaders, thr
market was practically UNCHANGED
from noon. except that tho dullnesa
became more pronounced.
The market tiosed steady. Cover
ing hy shorts sent prices upward In
tho close. Union Pacific. steel and
amAlgamatcd rose above yesterdays
closing and LOSSES in some other weak
features were largely seduced
Can money, 2hW2Mc.
Prime paper, "a 4 bac.
Silver GlA.
Mexican dollars 4Sc.
copper tl6.2bFf i6.6ess.
TIN, t45.76 1895
lead. f4.f5W4.25
AmnlgAmatad. sahc.
Sggnr ei.19ihc.
Atchis0n sos
Great Northern, SI.32A
Now York Central &lish.
Nofshera Pacific, Si.20A
Reading, gi.TO#
southern Pacific. ftl1ik
Union Paeific sf.7tA.
Steel. G9A
steel pfd.. si.iOMc.