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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-05-30
Mrs. William Keeney

died, after a long illness, at her home in
Cobb at about o'clock on Monday, May
27, 1912; aged II years.
Mrs. Keeney was a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Golthorpe who were
among the earliest settlers of Iowa
county. She was a member of the
George Fl. Legate Woman Relief Corps
of Mineral Point, and had many friends
here and was highly esteemed by all
She leaves her husband William Keeney,
who is now in his saith year. besides
four daughters and five sons. The
daughters are Mrs. John Perry of
Mineral Point, Mrs. D. w. Bowes aud
Mrs, Ella Pedelty of Cobb, and Mrs.
Eva Hitler of GAINESVILLE.
The sons are, Frank of Mineral Point.
Edwin of Linden, Albert of Mineral
Point, Joseph of Cobb, and Roy of North
Dakota.
The funeral will be held on Wednesday
afternoon at Cobb where the deceased
has one daughter buried
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-05-30
SOME NEWSPAPER
The Issue of the Iowa County
Dc mOcrat Tor Thursday. Nav %.

The publishers confess that they are
somewhat proud of the issue of the
Democrat for last week As the BOYS
say, it was some newspaper All of its
eight pages Were filled with good, live,
newSy matter worth while
1t published all the important local
events and told of industrial activity in
manufacturing, mining and merchan-
dising. 1t printed column of school
news of real intesest to all. All home
print it contained not a line of dead
matter. The general news was up to
date, there being six columns of press
dispatches for the morning of the day
issue. And last, but not of least i'm
portance, was the fine display of real
live advertising matter carried on each
page of the paper, which told tale of
commercial transactions which could
not be told in any other way.
The above statement is published as
matter of business. The Iowa county
Democrat tries to give good service to
its readers.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-05-30
BERTUCCI ACQUITTED
Jury Brings in Verdict at About
1880 This "Wednesday
Afternoon.

The case Of Frank Bertucci charged
with the murder Of Bruno Mangardi in
this city on Thursday, April 25, which
was on trial at Dodgeville since Monday
morning, resulted this afternoon in a
verdict of acQuittal,
District Attorney Smelker and Judge
Aldro jerks appeared for the prosecu-
tion and Fielder 4 Fielder appeared for
the defense
After the evidence was taken and
counsel were heard, Judge Clemeutson
charged the jury to bring in verdict
of murder in the first or second degree,
or for acquittal. After deliherating for
about two hours they returned yer.
dict as above stated
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-05-30
EXCURSION
To View Lands in TAYLOR
County, Wisconsin.
JUNE 13
Unusual Opportunities to
Secure Farm Homes
at Low Prices.

On Thursday, June 18th,
there will be an Excursion
from Mineral Point to Medford
for the purpose of giving peo-
pie an opportunity to view the
lands of Taylor county. No
better grass lands than these
are to be found i'll the great
dairy state of Wisconsin. A
number of persons have sig
nlhed their intentions of going
on this excursion, full par
ticnlars of which, together
with rate of fare, will be given
later. Persons who intend to
so should notify us at their
earliest convenience.
CRAWFORD BROTHERS,
District Managers for Loeb. Hammel
Realty Co, Chicago and Medford
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-05-30
CHANGE OF TIM E
On the Mineral Point Il Northern
Railway.

Commencing Sunday, Juue ?, the
Mineral Point & Northern Railway will
run one train schedule as follows:
GOING NORTH
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-05-30
lanes Kennedy

died at the home Of his daughter Mrs.
John Finklemeyer, town Of MineraI
Point, at nine O'Clock Saturday morn
ing, May %. aged SO years and, 6
months
The decedent was held in high regard
by all who knew him He was upright
in his dealings with his fellow men. and
always had a friendly greeting for those
with whom he came in contact. H.
leaves to cherish the memory Of a kind
father, one son and three daughter.
namely: John Kennedy, Mrs. John
Schill Mrs. John Finklemeyer and Mr.,
John Sullivan
The funeral took place on Monday
morning with services in st. Paul /.
Church and burial in St. Pauls GENE
terry. The large attendance Of neighbors
and friends attested to the regard in
which Mr.. Kennedy was held by all.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-05-30
A Severe Test.

The wear resisting quality Of Mineral
Points bound macadam street was put
to a severe test last Friday. Albert
Thomas. from near Rewey, hauled to
town with four horses an immence load
of oats containing over 1873 bushels and
weighing a little over 1000 pounds. At
the head of High street he fastened one
of the hind wheels with chain, 80 that
the wheel dragged all the way down the
steep grade to the warehouse OF John
q. Martin Il Co. While the locked
wheel kind of ironed out the surface of
the street it didn't seem to do any par
ticular harm.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-05-30
ENTERED INTO REST


Mrs. Maria Perry Suthers died at the
residence of Ward Grange, two miles
south east of this city, on Saturday
evening, May 25, at the age of 81 years
and months.
The deceased was born in Whining
ton, S. Carolina, Aug. 21, 1884, came
north in the year 1865 and lived for
several years in the vicinity of Platte
vile. She came with her family tc
Mineral Point in 1879 In 1880 she was
united in marriage to James Suthers,
who departed this life June 90, 1908
Since that time she has made her home
with heI step children. who have ten :
derly cared for her during her pro
longed illness.
The funeral occurred on Monday,
and was conducted by her pastor, Rev.
w, j. G. Bond. Interment in Grace
land
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-05-30
NJ EMORIAL SUNDAY
Sermon at ST, pnul's ny Rev. Er.
l.. =. O'Reilly,

The members of George H. Legate
Post and the Womans Relief Corps
marched from the Post hall ON Sunday
morning to St Paul's, Az they entered
the church at 10 o'clock they were re
ceived by the rendering of the hymn
America" The pastors address was
an historical one, showing that from It's
foundation this nation of ours has been
Christian nation, The services Of the
day, he said, are not only in memory of
the Soldier dead, but witness to the
fact that ours Is n Christian nation.
The sermon was well received by all
who heard it. The large congregation
departed from the Church during the
singing of the Star Spangled Banner.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-05-30
\ NEW HORSE BARN
Fo Nc Erected on the Grounds of
the Southwestern Wisconsin
Fair

The contract for the erection of a
new horse barn on the fair grounds in
Mineral Point has been let to W. IL.
Blewett and Adolph Prideaux and the
work will be begun at once. The
building will be l9Sx22 feet.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-05-30
From the Ozark Mountains.

Mrs, Jennie Peirce Rand, writing to
the publishers of this paper from
Gentry, Ark, under date of May %,
says: Il wish The Democrat to follow
me to my new home here. Mr. Rand
bought grown orchard some time ago
some three -fourths of mile from
town, and is very busy man as he is
looking after the interests of several
other orchards for Chicago men. We
have delightful climate and scenery.
1t reminds us very much of south
western Wisconsin, it's hills and trees. -
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-05-30
Hnrher Shons VIII Close i.

All the Barber Shops will close on
Field Day, Tuesday 4th. at ~
O'Clock noon, and open ut o o'clock and
will close Mt Z o'clock instead Of =
O'Clock, in the evening of the Wednes-
day following, owing to the circus
being here that day.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-05-30
Camera Supplies SCHOOL NEWS
Patriots Exercises Friday Morning
and Afternoon. MAY "a.
" HICKS AT COLLEGE "
The Senior Class Play fo BE Given
Monday and Tuesday Even.
ingS, June Sd and 4th.
NAMES OF GRADUATES.


Senior class play, Monday and Tues
day, June Sd and 4th.
The Grand army and Relief Corps
paid the public schools their annual
visit last Friday.
The forenoon was spent in the four tn
ward school, where two programs We're
given by the several grades.
The afternoon was spent in the high
school, where all the pupils of tn t
second ward building were gathered
Our visitors were loud in their praise
of the way they We're entertained and
we all enjoyed their visit more than
ever before
The high school band escorted the
Grand Army members from their
hall to the high school and We're well
rewarded by the three hearty cheers
given them during the exercises.
Remember Hicks at College.
Our boys defeated the Platteville
high school at the fair grounds last
Saturday, score IA to 5.
President Sutherland of the Platte
vile Normal, was very welcome
caller at the high school Monday after
noon. His talk to the school was most
inspiring.
See Hicks-He's great.
Commencement Friday morning, June
7th. Annual address at $3.50 to the
class next Sunday evening by Rev. L..
P. O'Reilly.
The Senior class play, Hicks at
College will be given at st Mary S
hall, Monday and Tuesday evening
June Sd and 4th, at p. m.
Reserved seats Soc. General admis-
sion 25c.
Reserved seats will be on sale for
both evenings at Hanscom's book store.
Saturday morning.
The 25c tickets will be sold at the
door.
Please notice that the reserved seats
for both evenings will be put on sale
Saturday morning
The following expect to graduate
Leila Allen, Clara McCarville,
Tressie Crist, Roy McMurrough,
Marie Brown, Clara McNeill,
Homer Clark, Wilfred Paynter,
Madge Coppin, Harry Penhallegon.
Josephine Dalles, James Penhallegon,
Alice DeMuth, Anna Mae Phillips,
Elmer Ellsworth, Rufus Phillips,
Florence Gilman, Cleo Richards,
Elmore Goelz, Eulalia Richards,
Genevieve GRADER, Gerald Salmon,
Urban GRADER Anna Schaaf,
Eunice Howard, Celia Schaaf
Stairway Jacka Courtney Sherman,
Rena James, Hazel Tonkin,
Anna Kergen, Frank Tyrer,
Marjorie Kramer, Amy White.
Clayton Lewis, Richard White,
Milton Lindholm, Bernice Winn,
Hattie Lindsey, Ruth Weidenfeller
The Platteville Normal team plays
our High School team at the Mineral
Point fair grounds on Saturday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-05-30

Go Paint is a Protection
and we'll worth while investment. |
can be had at Ivey's
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-05-30

Primitive Methodist Conference.
The 9th annual conference Of the
Primitive Methodist church will be
held at Platteville on June 9th to 10th.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-27
meeting IS
POSTPONED TILL
THIS EVENING
Commercial Club Tonight Will
Take Action in Matter Of
Restoring Communication
With Farmers Across the
Rio Grande.

Tho meeting of the Commerciel
club which was announced for last
nisht a. take action toward securing a
Temporary bridge across the Riu
Grandc "a Barelas Tor the relief of the
iarmers BOW maro0ned on that side
W The stream was postponed late last
evening uutIi tonight and wiIi posi-
lively be- held pa the club this evening.
a large attendance BIS desired both
Of the local eusness men who arc
losing TIE paiuable rural trade from
ihe west side pf ihe valley and of The
farmers whose produce is denied "a
market by reason Of the broken
bridge 10 has now been month
since the three spans of the bridge
went out ana the county having taken
no action toward temporarily relief. h
De- realixed that the farmers and bust
ness men must take the matter into
their own hands.
THE people OF the west side Of the
river have already uumtd soliciting
committees 60 secure subscriptions for
a bridge 70 be built by private con-
trihutiuu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-27

Mann os this diUcese arrives here the
latter part of next week.
Or. Gray. who has the rank 81
deacon, signlfied his Willingness TO
accept when nominated by the vestry.
and Archdeacon w. r.. Warren made
the appointment. effective al once.
Or. Gray and Mrs. Gray viii leave
In the near future Tor the continent.
where Dr. Gray viii spend the SUM
mer in study and occurring
IL was my original plan" said Or.
Gray today. TO spend two or three
months visiting European universities
for the purpose of studying higher
educational conditions There as COM
pared with those In America, and also
t. deliver "a number Of addresses: bat
the new arrangement has altered my
plans. ! shall lecture "a the summer
schools OF two French universities
and also az thr sumner session of a
teachers institute Ia switzerland.
after which ] shall g. into residence
al the University OF Durham. Eng
land, probably arrlviIg there ia the
early autumn. J cannot tell exactly
al what date I shall return 10 Albu-
qnerque"
Or GRAY will conduct the services
az st. John's sagcas morning
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-27
SEAT SALE FOR BAND
SATURDAY
Press Comment Testifies to I'm
mense Popularity Of OIL
meyers Aggregation Which
Plays Here July /.

The seat sale for Ohlmeyers con-
cert al the Elks thcater July ! starts
at Matson's Saturday morning. Fol-
lowing are SOME interesting press
comments:
"Ohlmeyer gnd his Coronado band
met with instantaneous popularity
-Kansas city Journal.
"Ohlmeyer az Electric park n a
popular hit Kansas City tsar.
"Ohlmeyr and his band more than
made good. Kansas City Post
"Ohlmeyer finishes his four weeks
engagement ~ Idora park tonight
This hand has been the delight Of
Oakland music lovers, and the deep
regret is that the engagement cannot
be extended, for Ohimeyer with his
hand has been an artistic as well as
popular success. "--O Oakland Tribune
"Ohlmeyer az Willow Grove out
does sousa al his own music. 49,
Philadelphia Evening Telegraph.
"Ohlmeyer the California band
muster has won Philadelphia 1T Will
low Grove. -. Philadelphia Inquirer.
ficIic Popular SoiOlst.
Franz Hellc. the FiueRoi horn So
loisi, for seven years the star Of
SOusas band. II now on his fifth year
with Ohlmeyers band.
No soloist ~ moro popular than
Fielle. for he stands alone. the peer
81 interpreters Of songs. and VIII be
heard az the Eiks' theater Monday
evening July T.
Ohlmeyer's Coronado band comes
direct from successful engagement
az Electric park. Kansas City. and II
due July at Coronado beach. Call
furniu.
Band Master OhlmeyeF inheTeis
the poetic interpretive precision Of a
German father and the fervid tenn
pertinent Of a spanish mother. a vlo-
llnist Of rare culture who has de-
yelopcd into ono 81 Americas most
popular conductors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-27
LOCAL AND Personal


Bebber Co. Opticians. Phone 400.
Dr. scawentker, ostcopath. Ariniio
building.
v. S. MIera is in the city from
Cuba
state Treasurer o. ~ Marion left
today for Santa Re 10 look after al
tairs In the treasurers office.
+. ~. Mccarthy. trainmaster on the
Albuquerque division Of the Santa he
coast lines rs In the city today
Daniel Padllla has excepted po.
sltioa as general salesman Ia the
RoseHwald Brothers department
store.
Solomon Luna. who returned yes
ter'ay from the national Republican
convention in Chicago, left today for
his home In Los Lunas.
A. w. Bikker. Jr. representing the
Continental Casualty company. left
today for a brief business trip In tho
northern part OF the state.
Little joe Black. the ave year old
son Of Louis Black. collector for the
Imperial Laundry company. Is report
ca critically ~ with pneumonia.
Dr. r. de 10 vergne. physician and
surgeon, practicing temporarily IN
Cerrilios. arrived IN Albuquerque last
night returning north this morning
J. r. Mcfarland ana wife and j.
n, ShellenberEer and wife. All OF
Logan, =. NJ, arrived In the city to.
day and are guests az the Aiyarado
hotel.
because regular Santa be No. 10
was indefinitely delayed b. a wash
out near Needles. Cal. stub No 10.
Was sent north from here on time
this morning.
II. O. Bursum Roosevelt delegate
from New Mexico In the Chicago
convention returned 10 his nome Ia
socorro this morning having arrived
here from Chicago yesterday.
DR. J W. Elder has returned from
a fortnights trip 20 the Pacific coast
Mrs. Elder, who accompanied her
husband west. VIII remain Ia Cali.
fornia for some time
Councilman and Mrs George &.
scheer OF North Edith street vii,
leave this evening for two months
trip during which they win visit
friends Ia Missouri Iowa and Kansas
Archdeacon W. E. Warren viii
spend sunday next at ST. james
church, CLOVIS, and the first week in
July az ~ paso. Tex. where he viii
meet the Right Rev. Cameron Mann
bishop In charge OF the district.
r. r. Summers. superintendent OF
the Rio Grande division ~ the Santa
fe left this morning for IA Junta,
Colo, whore he viii attend confer
/ vnce between number Of prominent
officials of the road. II IL understood
that a trans-continental mail and ex.
press grain viii be- one of the prlncl.
pal topics up for discussion.
stated conclaye OF Pilgrim Conn
mandery No. Q. X. r.. this evening al
o'clock at Masonic temple. An
Sir Knights are urged 10 be- present
10 welcome the grand eminent com
nander. sir knight j. j. Kelly of
silver city. who d 90 make AN official
visit. An graud Officers are especial
Is requested 10 be- present Smoker
ana banquet By order of the y. G
Harry Braun. secretary.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-27
BURKHART HAS NARROW
ESCAPE FROM SECOND
PLACE ON THE TICKET

The fact that he refuses 90 play
second fiddle to anyone n the oni}
thing. apparently. that has kept sum
rners Burkhart or this city from ser-
ond place on the national Demo
cratic ticket. The following telo-
graphic correspondence made public
last night by Mr.. Burkhart explains
Itself
f'rsm baltimore.
baltimore. nd, June %. 1914
Hon. Summers Barkhsrt. Albuauer
que. A. NJ.
sererul Allegations demand you for
second place on ticket VIII YOU ae-
cent? We are holding an important
conferences tonight and greatly miss
your wise counsel Mutt MahOuey,
chairman: Buckley. credentials; Hin-
kie. permanent organization. Can
YOU beat ne Great demonstration ga
convention when above committed
announced tsigned)
MAHONEY.
BICRLEY.
HINKLE,
McOAFFEY.
NIr Bnrkhart's Reply.
Albuquerque. n NJ June 49, 1912.
Hon. A. n. McGalfey. care Hotel Em-
erson, Wilson Headquarters, 8aitl.
more. Md.
Telegram dlsturbs ME greatly. Use
an honorable means 20 prevent ms
name going before convention. cam
not accept second place. ~ am
unanimous choice Of convention fof
first place viii make sacriiice, but
prevent nomination ~ possible New
Mexico congfatulaies delegation on
vote for temporary chairman.
81 BURKHART
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-27
MISS ALICE REA
TO Be welded
Ceremony Will Occur at Fa-
nous Bosque Ranch on Sum-
NIT Of Lofty ManzanO
Mountain Range.

Local friends OF Miss Alice Rea.
daughter of air and Mrs. Archie Rea,
nave been advised OF her approaching
marriage on july as 90 Mr. William
Blackwell. Well known cnginesT.
the ceremony 20 take place at the
tea ranch on top OF Bosaue peak IA
the Manzanos better known as
Rancho Ei Bosquel" where The Rea 3
have resided for many years. The
prospective bride has often visited in
this city and her many friends VIII
join in warmesi fehcitatiuus
The ceremony viii be- performed
by Rev. j. Randolph carver al D
O'Clock In the evening aud win be-
witnessed oy few friends including
Mr.. and Mrs. william Dow OF TIA.
iique, Mrs. Dow being an aunt of the
bride.
The bride and sroom viii reside
on the mountain tor where MT
Blackwell VIII assist Mr. Rea I'm the
management of Inc ranch. one OF the
finest Ia this section. Mr. Rca has
large herds Of cattle and she high
altitude ana cunsequeni moisture
make u possible 10 raise crops which
are next 90 imppEsb Die ln the valley.
The unique situation OF this beausiful
ranch. az an elevation or over II 900
feet, has long made u a mecca for
travellers through The mountains. ana
the Ree family have many friends
through this section owing 90 she
remote situation al the rancn thes
visit Albuquerque only once or twice
a year. on the average.
Mr. Hen Was formerly an indian
trader at lsleta. but discovering the
natural beauties and advantages of
the mountain summit location some
twenty years ago, moved with his
family Go the lofty aerie. where they
have lived ever since.
Miss Alice mas had large share
100 the management 81 the ranch FOR
some Years past. especially since the
death of be- brother tho late Fred
Hea, whose wife aud child also live
Ht the ranch
owing ln iif commanding location
the forest lefNice has Installed teie-
phone ut the Ren ranch from which
point forest Tires can ben detected
over me greater part Of The Manzano
forest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-27
GREEN MILL gfI4l4 AnOIT
GANNEftN THIS EVENING.

President -. u Green OF the Green
Canning campDng which b. 10 operate
t plant here. arrived last night from
Denver and Will take advantage 0f tha
club meeting tonight 90 report on
H"gtess Mr Green VIII spend soy
'ral weeks here getting the cannery
started md WORKING up interest n
lhe matter among the farmers H.
Gays fhu inc reports Of 1Is neld
worker sHm Harden are quite sstls-
'Hci"ry as to the local Situation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-27

your internal economy, grin and
boost the climate. Every time
one 81 those grit-partlcles hits
germ the germ takes the count
and the next lick puts him IN
she micrOhe-cemetery. II we
didn't have an occasional sand
storm We wouldn't have this
clear, sparkling. scintillating.
cffervescing atmosphere which
restores the health to the cheek.
the fire to s..e eye and vigor to
the whole system; at All drug
gists, prices reasonable. testi-
monlals on application.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-27
DR.. GRAY WILL Be
ADVANCED TO THE
PRIESTHOOD
Retiring President Of Univer-
sity Becomes Assistant Rec
tor Of st. Johns; to Attend
French Universities This
Summer.

The interesting announcement Il
made that Dr. Edward Mcqueen
Gray, retiring president OF the ami.
versiiy. whose term Ia that capacity
expires July 4, has been appointed
assistant rector of 81. Johns church
here and viii likely be- ordained as a
priest when Acting Bishop Cameron
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-27
T0lay's Calendar.

Pilgrim Commandery knights
Templar meets at D. m, az Ma
sonic Temple.
Moose Lodge meets tonight:
last meeting under open char
ter.
Commercial Club meeting TO-
nisht to take action on bridge
matter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-27

It's an M
wind that
no.
body good
w h q n a
an q storm
hits YOU 10
both eyes at
% n ce an d
YOU have TO
get a stom-
ach pump 10
remove the
grit frnn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-27

Experienced general bookkeeper
must 81 young aud rapid. Give full
partienlars a. I'D references and exc
perlence in first letter Address "G, 20
box Gll, city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-27
MAIION
Buckley.
HINKLE,
RTcGAFFEY.


The city 81 Albuquerque has for
sale combination chemical hose
wagon. and we'll trained ore team, in
GLIDING drop harness, Wagon and
team IN hrst GLASS condition Price
exceedingly low. CITY Is selling horse
drawn apparatus account replaced by
motor engine.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-27

Local weather report for "a
hours ending az b a. M. June ~
-maximum. SO; minimum. 5s.
range So at a. IA. 50. south
Winds partly cloudy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-27

Forecast--Tonight aud Friday
generally fair; not much chanse
IN temperature
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-27

F0r rtlit--liest iocnted warehouse
in city. Inquire ~ nhldrdge Lame
beI 90.