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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-06-27

the crowd which went Friday: John
Mum and his sister and F A. Muck
Ter and family.
Take the Record.
Quite q number from Temvfk at
tended the Omio picnic last week.
Everyone had a good time and were
well satisfied with the days enter
tainment.
Married. On Wednesday. June
10Th. Miss Emelia Nathan and Chris.
Weber. Of Iceland. The bride is
the daughter of Henry Nathan who
lives east of town.
Mr.. Christof Kreig. who has been
at Turtle Lake, N. d., where he
went as delegate to the M. F. con-
ference. returned home on Tuesday
evening Of last week.
! A little boy of Phillip Phetfer fell
and rolled down the big butte just
south Of the Omio church on the day
OF the picnic. cutting deep cash in
his head. He was taken home.
John P. Jones went to Fargo, N.
D.. on Tuesday of last week to con
suit specialists who doctor without
the use Of a knife for a large and
painful swelling on his neck. He
was treated by doctor at HNeltor
but seemed to be getting worse -
stead of better.
A serious accident happened a,
Henry Nathan's on Saturday, wher
Henry Nathan. Jr. lin some way fel
from load of stone and the Wagon
ran over his arm and head breaking
his arm and crushing his head 81
that it broke out some of his teetl
and fractured his jaw. The doctor
was called and he is doing as we'll a
can be expected.
Myrtle Larson was taken to Bis
mack last week with a swelling OIL
her neck that the doctor could no
, understand. and they could not tel
at the hospital. !, for twenty-fou
hours. Mrs. Larson accompanie
her and Sunday Mr.. Larson receive,
word that his wife was taken sci
iously i'll and he left this nornin
for Bismarck. Later Mertle wa
operated on Sunday. which cause
Mrs. Larson's illness.
Lydia Kline. of hazelta, vMks
her friends. the Misses Pudwill. 9
Sunday. at Temvik. Tim Wick.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-06-27
Notice to Patrons and Taxpayers o.
Strasburg School District

You are hereby notified thai petitions ar,
in the hands of the County Auditor for d.
vlding Strasbnrg school District. No. u, FMS
township about Strasburg from the rr,p ,,i
the distri This matter viii In. ;,,.,ca al.n
Vt the regular July meeting of ,hc f,,at, 81
County Commissioners.
my:D juh2D HENRY II. HANSON
County supt rintendeni ~ scnooi. :.
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TEMVIK TALK.

CORRESPONDENCE az the Record dune "a,
Mr Mettler. Of Eureka, S. D., was
visiting friends in Teymik last week.
John kafman. brother of Mrs.
T. Tempsl. was visiting his sister
last week.
Jacoh Honey from east of town.
hauled on; lumber last weel. for a
new house
Ian Scott ana family visited with
4. !. Benedict and family from Sat
urday until Monday.
The German Baptist Evangelist
Minister preached in the school,
house al this place on Friday even
ing
We neglected to mention the fact
that the German school was opened
the 18th with Miss Hulda Schiedt a.
| teacher
+. b. Meinover and family and
/ Clark Burlingame and family went
ont tishing Sunday. But the fish
We're scarce.
Quite number attended the Ger
man Baptist Childrcn's Day over in
the Friden-D Dale neignborhood ives,
/ of Sand Creek.
Mrs. w. ID. Dodd and daughte,
Hazel went to Jamestown last weel
to attend the Methodist camp-meet
ing at that place.
Born. To Mr.. and Mrs. w. A
Foell on Friday evening, the 2lst,
ten-pound boy. Mother and chile
getting along fine.
| w. a. Foell has, commenced I,
build on his new house and Ere,
Foell has built fine large barn
Prospects of good crop.
] II. l.. S,edman and Ed. Chilsor
who have been away at work nea
Plaza, N. D., for some time. r
turned home Saturday evening.
Chas. Dewitt went fishing Satu,
day night after he got home fror
the route. Mrs. Dewitt went wit
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-06-27
IN PIONEER DAYS

E.lnmons County - it looked TWEEN
ty-five years ago. From the Record,
July |. 1887:
In Town and Out
Captain and Mrs. Cotton visited
the Capital City last week.
MIR. James Campbell. Of Glencoe.
was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. W. L. Yea.er and Miss Lalie
visited friends at Livona last week.
Postmaster Roop. Of Roop. and
Miss Ida visited in WILLIAMSON; last
week.
Nj c +. Parker. Of Winchester
township. was in Williamsport
Wednesday
/, s believed in Aberdeen that
Ire 3. < y ". will be isoned
This season
There Vii! he a grand display of
fireworks ST tie store Of Mr.. S. a.
I1aa kner. the Eznmonshurg mer-
chant. on the evening Of the Fourth.
Mrs. Pitts and the children left
Yesterday for the railroad. where
Mrs 7 VIII work for man and
wife ma are boarding the hands
employed by sub-contractor.
As VIII be seen by an "ad' else
where N this issue, our team-owners
cal now get all the railroad grading
Work .hsy want Eight cents pei
.ari. we understand. is the price
saii
There was quite commotior
Wednesday night out on Section -
Everything was quieting down TO,
TIE night when John Hunderdosss
suddenly sprang from his couch vel
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-06-27
POLLOCK PICK UPS.

(progress. June I'D
DR.. Shockey made professional
trip to Hull Tuesday.
Wallace kyes, candidate for sher-
iff of Emmons county. and VIM.
Cleveringa were Pollock visitors last
evening. They were making a cam
paign tour of the southern part of
the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Pulling have
been delayed in Bowdle, where they
went last week on visit. by Ed.
contracting a case of diphtheria. lie
is improving at present and expects
to soon be able to return home.
TAKEN UP.
Came to my place the latter part
of May. a black mare with sucking
colt. The mare weighs about | 100
pounds. has four white feet. about
six years old and is quite wild.
Branded with a combined XXX brand
on right shoulder.
| Owner should call, pay charges
and take the animal away My place
| is three miles northeast of Linton.
Konrad Rollinger,
Linton, N. ID.
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loon will be in existence in the coun-
~ under the $500 rate. The county
board passed an order recently that
payment for license must he paid in
money instead Of warrants
MIR. William Sou,hwiek. If Beav-
er creek. has taken 70 the road HS
that we do not mean that he has or
ganized band Of road agents,
and will do the money ~ your life
act. Oh no. he has taken 10 the
road with ped,.lerS wagon and a
miscellaneous stock Of groceries ard
ar, goods. He was II town FRIDAY
and reports a Very satisfactory trade
since he began business.
l,sSa well-eStabNshed fact that
there have been since gl.n-pow,ier
has been discovered heavy rains
after battles. The explosion q the
powder and consequent c0ncussion
does it. Therefore. FIJI your boy 5
pockets with tirs-craese,S and take
him to Winchester % celebrate the
Fourth. Mebhe he bring rain.
The people Of Winchester and VI
cinity will celebrate Monday July
4. 1887. and extend an Invitation to
all the patriotic citizens of Emmons
county 10 join them in observance
of the day Among the specialties
will be pony racing. OK racing. foot
racing. a picnic dinner in the school
house tihe adde's furnishing refresh
mentsl and music and dancing dur
ing afternoon and evening.
Livona Correspondence.
A blind horse belonging to W. j
Kelly fell into the river the other
day. but. with the assistance OF
Messrs. Wesley Baker, William Will
ley, John Wilde and Ben Corbin, he
was gotten out all right.
Armstrong Correspondence
The farmers of Cherry Grove ar,
now engaged in the innocent pastimt
of grabbing hay. and it has beer
demonstrated that unless one watch
es his hay closely, it will turn ui
missing"
Items from the Record of Novem
Der 5, 1884: The three wv. s.
WiliIamsport, Winchester and Wi
mona wrestled with ballots yesterda,
for the possession Of county sea
honors, and like the ancient and il
Iustrious Eli. Williamsport go
thar" Two hundred and sixty vote
were cast Of which l2G went t
Williamsport, l13 to Winona and 2
to Winchester.
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hing Colts donnerwetter," Ar
rous nit yoN" etc. A terrible rack
ct was going on inside the stove.
Henry Bedard was present and the
two men at once began an investl-
CATION. Mr.. Bottomley's cat had
gone on the roof. crawled into the
'smoke-stack" slid down the stove
pipe. and wedged herself fast under
the oven. They had to carry the
stove..out in the yard. turn it over
and take off the bottom before pussy
could be liberated.
Merchant Connor returned Sun
day from trip to Bismarck He
purchased . few head Of cattle
north of the city. Mr.. C.'s herd j:
assuming respectable proportions.
4 man with 3 spring wagon and {
/ team Of mules was in town the othe,
day. He had for a whip q stout
cudSel, on the end Of which wa:
/ fixed mediums sized log-chain about
q foot long.
There will be social gathering il
Horsehead valley. at the school
/ house. on the Fourth A CORES
ponden, writes: 'lce-crestn will be
served. Everything free. All cordi
ally invited
/ Work is now progressing all alons
the railroad line between Bismarck
and Napoleon. Contractor Fortune
has purchased a thousand dollal
grader which he will soon have a
work.
The saloon licenses in Emmon
county were taken out for 81.
months only-until July LIST. 1t i
thought that not more than one sa
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-06-27
Notice to Patron. and Ia~ga,es Il
WinOna School District

You are hereby notified that ysti,o,. ~.
for the division OF Wino,,i. S..hvol b,.s,,
No. 3. The petitions con,.,npln,. settling -
the territory contained In Township ".
Ranges ~ aud ~ to In known NJ En,,nsu.
burg school District. These potltlon. Nh
i,e acted upon at the regular ,Iu'J me.tlng oi
the hoard Of County COmu,..ionsr4
(dly23- jun2O HENRY ~ IhAse$
County supsSin,snd.nt ~ .eI.ooi4.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-06-27
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Of the Board of County Commission
ers of Emmons County,
North Dakota.

Linton. N. d, June. 4 (, 1912.
The board met pursuant to call at
2 p. m. Present. Jakob Fischer,
chairman. F.. II. Brant and Andrew
Hansen, commissioners.
Tie afternoon session taken up in
viewing bridges and highways.
On motion the board adjourned
until 9 a. M, June 5th.
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Notice To Creditors.

seymour. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by The undersigned.
A. A Pollock executor of the last viii ~
Emma %. Seymour, late OF the comfy ~
Emmons and state OF North Dakota. d.
ceased. to the creditors Of. and All p.rsnns
having claims against. said deceased 10 . \ !
hibit them, with the necessary vonricf..
within six months after the first p4l,iis.a !.
tion Of this notice. to said executor al his
residence. az Pollock, cnmpeeti county.
state OF south Dakota; on 10 hi. rshui,sf,i
agent. Chas. Coventry AT ms nil,, =,
Linton. county OF Emmens state % '.,,rlll
dated thi. 18th day of june, lole.
A n. POil.OEk. ENeont..r
First publication on The sdth dayof JsuY,,
A. ID. 1912,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-06-27
Linton. June 9Th.

Morning Session.
The board met poursonant to ad.
journment, present .JalSob Fischer;
chairman. E. H. Brant and Andrew
Hansen. commissioners.
The morning session was taken
up in viewing bridges aud highways.
On motion the board adjourned
until 2 y m.
Afternoon Session.
The board met pursuant 10 adj
journment, present Jakab Fischer.
chairman, r. H. Brant and Andrew
Hansen. commissioners.
On motion the auditor was in
structed to advertise for five wood
en- and two steel bridges, To be locat-
ed as follows:
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One wooden bridge to be located
between sections 23 and 26 Twp 1871.
Rye IS.
Two wooden bridges to be located
between sections 25 and 26. Twp.
1871. Rye IS.
One wooden bridge to be located
between sections 6 and Z. Twp. 1872,
Rye. Il.
One wooden bridge to be located
between sections 6. Twp 1874. Rye.
IS. and section /. Twp. 1874. Rye. 70.
One steel bridge with cement abut-
ments to be located between sections
81 and %, Twp. 1876. Rye. %.
One steel bridge to be located be-
tween section 81, Twp. 1872. Rye. "a
and section IS, Twp...l32, Rye. IS.
On motion the board adjourned.
JOHN r. SNYDER,
County Auditor
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Notice is hereby given that

Notice is hereby given that
LlT4I.lE NJ. sPRlGGLE,
Widow Of Walter ID. Spriggle,
O. Tcmvik North Dakota, who, on May :,
1906, made Homestead Entry No. 1893. Tor
Lots /, and }, Section :. Township l:s' north,
Range. - westof the Fifth Principal Mertd-
ian. has flied notice OF intention TO make
final tive year proof, 70 establish claim 20
the land above dcscrived. before Charles Is.
Garley, Judge and Ex-otiiciO Clerk of the
County Court a, Linton, North Dakota. on
the 9TH day of July. 1912
Claimant names AS witnesses:
George Dexter. of T.mvik, y: ID.
George Gro2an, of Omio. N. ID.
Albert ;. Seeiey, OF Tcmvik, n. ID.
William Schwah, OF Linton, n. ID
IL. N. STEVENS. Register.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17

care In nursing OF typhoid fever
diphthcria, pneumonia, tuhrrculnll3
and small pox.
care of beds ana bedding
care at back yards, of garbage.
The house fly aud mosquitoes.
The outlines to he elaborated on
10y the teacher.
signed: WIN. Radcliffe, president
". r.. kascr. secretary, j. G.. Muir j.
4. Massic. w. =. Joyncr, l.. =. liico,
q. V. Hackney.
4. \. Court.
l.. $. District Judge William H.
pupr viii call the civil aud criminal
dnckcts of the l.. s. District Court
Thursday, october ~, at 100 u. m,
The following business was trans
acted yesterday.
Irwin Fearing. charged with ron
berry of post office AZ Nnra\iso, en-
tered n plea of not guilty.
An order was made In the T"hci
VnRt bankruptcy case proving the
report of Ira l.. Grimshaw, assigned
OF the TahCr-Nogt COmpah.
Charles G. Catrnn and Ira l., Grim
shaw were admitted to practice be-
fore the u, =. District Court on mo
tiun of Attorney II. $. Bowman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
RETIRING MINISTER AT
CLOVIS GETS MANY
TOKENS OF ESTEEM
[ sprcIaI CORR lpondence 60 the Herald


Clovis, n. NJ, oct ID MIR. G. n.
Baker, who has hccn filling the pul-
pit at the Methodist church h re-
turning Ia his home IN Arkansas. lIu
viii bc replaced by Pastor w. Il. liv-
ans. MIR. Baker and his wife have
become very close to tho hearts Of tho
church members az well ~ 10 ia"
people of Clovis. They were very
kind, considerable. ana charitable poo
pie In All their work ana Tnn the
esteem of their CO. workers. a rCCcp-
tinn Was given them on Monday night
and an cHioyahlc program was ar
ranged Mrs. Trip and Mrs Skhrda
delighted their hearers with some
very fine vocal selections, Two read
ings by Miss Jewel Baylcs and Miss
r.. Smith and II piano duct by
Misses Madgc galloway and Fannie
Howell concluded the program, Mrs,
H. Moore, tho national lecturer Of
the W. q. y. e. gave Il fine reading,
and talk on her work. The Indies
81 the Home Mission society presented
Mr. ana Mrs. Baker with solid sill
yer berry spoon; the Junior league, 4
solid silver soup lnhlc and the Bhraca
class n five dollar bin.
talk aud Expressed his appreciation
for al the kindness shown himself
and wife.
MIR. II. a. Armstrong, former own
or Of the Clovis Journal, has left for
Dallas, Te2Hs,
Mrs H. Moore. tho national lecturer
of the W. e. a. e., spoke at the
Baptist church to quite II large aud
| fence.
The news has come from Topeka
that MIR. George w. Bln"letOn. ST
president OF the First National hank
OF Clovis, In Rt hospital suffering
with n severe attack Of rheumatism
Mrs Singleton left this morning fol
Topeka.
z. j. Mabry. former editor Of the
Clovis Journal. Is planning to put Out
a new paper.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
Personal Property Loans.
MONEY no LOAN.

MONEY no LOAN.
on furniture, pianos orGanG hotSos
wagons and other thattcis! also on
Anlariea ana warehouse receipts; al
low az 5000 ana IN hlgh AZ $4,000
Loans are quickly maze ana strictly
private. Time-one north 20 on,
year given. Goods to remain IN your
Possession. our rhtos are reasonable
Can and SEQ us before borrowing
steamship tickets to and from 81
paria of tho woriu
PRIVATE OFFICEs--cpen Evenings
TIISI HOUSEH LOAN co.,
IlOOnIa 8 Rnd 4, slF~ut ISHlI1ling,
8O3k West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
The Markets
my Leased Wire 60 EveaIaE HsraIa1
Wall Street

Wall Street.
New York. oct. i7.--Thc advance
In the British discount rates and cvi-
dent uncertainty regarding the Anal
g&natcd Copper dividend To be an
nOunccd this afternoon were deterrent
factors in todays Irregular market
Amalgamatcd was at once the most
active and tho most erratic feature,
declining almost two points from yes
tcrday's close and then recovering
mucd of It's loss. other leaders nuc-
tuntcd moro narrowly, with some
heavincss In Union Pacific, Canadian
Pacific aud steel Various spccmltics
were again to the fore, notably Mex
lean petroleum, beet sugar, corn
products common and preferred and
tho tobacco subsidiaries.
Ronds were steady.
Amalgamatcd copper and few
spccialtics were the only features Of
the late afternoon, the rest OF the list
moving sluggishly.
The market closed heavy.
Trading languisncd In the last hour
until Amalgamatcd's Increased divl-
uend became known. Moderate aC-
tlViiy chen cnsucd. although Amnlga-
mated failed to touch It's hest price
~ the morning, while other active Is
sucs showed increased henvincss.
Closing prices,
can money, 4 "a per cent
Prime paper. q per cent.
silver, SO nc.
MEXICAN dollars. As 3-ic,
fs,pn,r az On
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SANTA FE COPPER.

(Quotatlon furnishes ny BOEan &
Bryan, Roard or Trade. Chicago
Boston, Mass, oct i7.--Onc hun
drcd shares of Santa Fr copper were
sold today at 33.S. The market clos
ed at 3-4m33-
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SANITARY COURSE
|. FOR SCHOOLS OF
NEW MEXICO
State Director of Industrial
Education Has Practical
Suggestion Approved by
Medical Board.
I SpecIaI Correspondence 10 the Herald /

1 Special Correspondence e. the Herald
Santa Pc, y. NJ, oct, l7--A course
of instruction In sanitation for tho
schools of the state which n carried
out viii have n most important CT
feet In the public health campaign
has been outlined hy Mrs. Theresa
Is. White, state director OF Indus
trial education. Mrs. white dcscrib-
cd her plan yesterday to tho state
medical board which passed rcsO-
luton unanimously endorsing II.
New Mexico needs more definite
and uniform standards of work IN
this field of health and sanitation Tor
tho conservation, protection ana pro-
motion Of child health. We have
problems To fight that all states do
not encounter In their schools. Ana
to this medical board We. IN tho de-
| partment Of education, stand ready
| To assist you n your work for II seems
there Is no more effective way to
| reach the life Of the child than
through the school. We need moro
| convincing methods of demonstration
for the promotion Of child hygiene.
School hygiene includes more than
examination for contagious diseases.
| az what avail IL AN examination un
| lesa tho school and homo environ
| mcnt ls kept In n sane and sanitary
| condition?
I'VE need more comprehensive and
! thorough training IN school hygiene
at our normal schools and institutions
| where teachers are educated. Bo
| they teachers In any branch OF edu-
| cation, when an occasion arises they
! should be equal 10 the occasion TOT
the heath. OF our people II the most
important of all our national re-
sources.
The following IL the "OutlIne" Of
:, fered by Mrs. white and approved bj
the medical boaTdd:
School inspection monthly by the
county health officer through county
superintendent
Dust as carrier OF disease. (Us'
Of pelrie dlsh.)
Sanitary sweeping and busting o.
school house and home.
Care OF sinks. sewers and waite
closets; location and care OF each.
The contamination Of wells b.
drainage from house and out build
ingG.
Sanitary. condition OF the stables.
Water--its sources, supplies, Inn
puritles and dangers. Uses In tn
body, In health and disease.
Ice--lts source and dangers.
Cellars--ventilatiOn and sanitation
etc.
Care Of bathroom, storerOOm ami
closets.
Microbes.
Cleaning and sterilISlng OF house
hold dishes.
,IR Gare OF mllk--danser Of tntectN
milk.
.4lft .e,are Of aiok rOom--conyenieace
Ias6latlon, nursing, disInfectantB.
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1hirnnn I,nar1l Of Trndc.

Chicago. oct. l7.--Sproading OF nos:
Utilities on the Turkish frontier ana
raising OF the Bank Of England niA,
'count rate stimulated the buying OF
wheat. First sales OF December were
ut 92M G92%c. d shade off 10 NC up.
|5The option touched O2M r02Ssc and
.ahen advanced to S2M " sac.
a The Anal tone was steady with De-
cember Use net lower at 81 I'sc'
December corn opened Nc 10 NV
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17

EI3OO-5-room we'll built adobe, lot
i6Oxii2, good outbulldings, near Uni
NcrHlty. terms,
$4,000 49, S-room brick dwelling,
mudorn, hot water heat, good Ioca-
ton; Fourth ward
&75O--4-room frame, good lot, shade
trecai Highlands, close to shops: easy
terms.
Si.0OO--0-room, 2 story brick. mod
ern, corner lot; West Central avenue;
$1,000 cash. balance pcr cent.
1t.O00--7-room. 2-story. Htucco mn
ish residence: lot 76xiA2: hot water
heat; good outbuIldlngs; close In;
$500 cnsh, balance s per cent
t2,O0O--S-room frame. modern; so
foot lot; fourth ward. noar car line;
1900 cash. balance easy payments.
T3.3O0--Two 6-room houses. lot
i40xiA2. on corner. 9Th ward. close In.
u.sbO--b-toom frame. modern. eth
ward, near car line; terms
MONEY TO loan
FIRE INNURANOM
A. FleiSc her
III SOUTH FOURTH srREnr.
Next 10 New PostoGsCs. InSas etc
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Kansas City. oct. l7.--Cattlc-l'o'
cripts 5000. including 500 southcrns'
marxct steady; native steers, &7.OO%
1915; southern steers, As.lOm6.OO'
southern Gown and hcllcrs, 5000
900: native cows and hcifcrs, SS.2b %
$40: stnckcrs ana feeders. H,'o"
$50; bulls, $3.50 r5,25; calves, $50"
1880; western steers. $1,000 s.9O'
western COWS. &3.25Gf6.50.
Hogs 900 Receipts 5000: markc'
steady to weak; bulk Of sales. FS,6O@
500 heavy. $S.SOm S.g5; packers and
butchers, tS.G5GS.9O; light, *S.JOm
$50; pigs. &G.50p7.j0.
sheep Receipts $4,000; mhrkcl
steady to Zoe higher; muttonH' sS'"'
m4.75; lambs. $500 $50; range
wcthcrs aud yearllngs, $4,000 5.hOj
sTange ewes, $3.50 6pi.25.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
Chicago IAvcstOck.

chicago, oct, l7.---Cattle--isccclpis
y 500 market glow, wenk; bcoV'H'
fS5.5OGIIO.g5: Texas steers, $500
70. "a: western steers, S5.7b n 8'oO'
inckcrg and feeders, $A2bm 49,
bows and hclfcrs, $4,000 7.9O; calves
70 1904 9.75.
hogs--R Receipts, 10000; market
4ateady 10 shade lowe: light, $500
Bis; mixed, 3s.6OGB.3O; heavy, tS.bb
Gp9.25; rough, &S.b5gS,SO; pigs, Ef'h
Oils; bulk Of sales. sS.s5H DID
Sheep cccipts $4,000; marker
strong Ia l9c higher native, SS.Oo"
$50: western, S3.75G t.s5; yearllngs
i SI.65G6.0O: native lambs. sou
7.b5; western lambs, $3.50 155.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17

''Do you love me Charles?" inquir-
ed the beautiful girl.
"Of course do"
''DO you think only # mo. by day
and niRht?"
well. I'll be frank with you, Now
and then think OF baseball. wash
ingtOn star.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17

WANTED --- Employed young man
wants furnished room, close to
business section, Third ward pre-
fcrred. Address Is, Herald office, CIV
particulars ana price.