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PRIZE HENS FOR s. r.

PETALUMA. Dec. 15.-Prize win
ming birds of the Petaluma poultry
show. which closed here last night,
will be taken to san Francisco for
the poultry show there.
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LOCAL SECURITIES ACTIVE

There was almost unusual activity
N local securities on the san Fran
cisco stock and Bond exchange this
morning. Eleven bond issues with a
total par value OF $4,000 figured in
the sales, with prices holding Arm in
she main San Joaquin Light and
Power IS led with sales OF s15 900 at
the last sale price Of s9s.50 Pacific
Gas and Electric SIS also held steady.
with sales of $4,000 at SS8.75 The
only stock transaction was of 100
shares OF Pacific Lighting corporation
preferred at s71.T5.
Unlisted securities were weak with
slight demand. Pacific Gas and Elec-
trio preferred was a quarter point
OF at SSL75. General Petroleum
bonds continued weak, with s51 bid
and S53.25 asked
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SACRAMENTO LEvEE BONDS

z. H Rollins & Sons announce a
public offering OF 1857 600 city OF
Sacramento levee bonds on the Ats
basis Twenty bonds mature annually
from 1890 to 1897, both inclusive. and
seven bonds in 1888. The assessed
valuation is $4,000, 900, against debt
OF approximately 81 $4,000
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Tur METAI. MARKETs

NEW YORK, Dec. Copper-Steady
standard spot. December and January, offered
ia 25c; February and March offered 14.17ac;
electrolytic I4871b 714.50c; lake, I5Q15-50c,
nominal casting, I46n14I21hc.
Tin--Quiet; spot and December, Sa.551
81 s5c; January, 81 6o@37 80: February, 37.65
Antimony--Dull: cookson's, 7.45@7.6o.
Iron--Quiet: No. l northern, 1926 Q1575c
No. northern. 1905. soc: No. i southern,
15G715.50; No l southern soft, 1915. Soc.
London markers closed as follows: Copper
Firm; spot, E172; futurea. E173 los. Iron
Cievelaudwarrants, Dos.
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LOCAL FRUIT MARKET
Prices r910fa1 nm eha San Eruu~4af.r, rs-i7 7s-f.

Prices quoted on the san Francisco wholesale
fruit market.
Deciduous Fruits-AppIes, per box. Newton
pippins. tier. 81 5oI1.75: Az tier, $1.251
1.35; bellefower, : tier. SI.501L60; do AZ
tier, S1-15I1-25: Rhode Island greenings
tier, $1-2541.35: do "A tier. 81: Delaware
reds. tier. SI55651- 20; DO ~ tier. S115Q
1-25; Hoover. 4 tier, SL259I35. do AZ tier
s14L25: Baldwin. tier, 81 5Oa1- 70: DO Al
tier. S1G1.25; Oregon spitzenbergs. $1.75s52;
do Jona thanss Sl-504I75; do Ben Davis. sl.25
dI.5o.
Pears-Winter Nellis, S1.7562.
Grapes fper crateJ-AIl varieties. 75c41 o.
Strawberries lper ehesf)-S3ds.
Cranberries-Howes. S1oGI2.5O per bbl.
Citrus Fruits tper boxl-Lemcns standard.
S2-50Q3.50: choice, $4-5oG5; fancy. S5.50I
ESQ; lsmonettes, SI-50z31- 10 grapefruit, seed
less. S3L4; lines. per case. S4H5.
Oranges-Nsvels. fancy, S202-5o: DO choice,
S1.75G2.75; tsngerfnes. SL75I250. manda-
rims. 81 1.2511 50.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. Hawaiian, S1.J04
per bunch; co Central American, so Gzlsc
per ID; do Mexican. 2d4c per ID; pineappIes
per dozen. Hawaiian. S1-50G3.
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NEW YORK BONDS

Bid Ask Bid Ask
A60 Dc e esn Is s. M sa ss 5ap l.t 4s s. seH
& 4s. 81 slHiJap I'd AIS 81 Ss
T 4s 85Z Sc IS p cv As. S4a $
Col Ind IS. 75 rs D & q IS 69
q S R1ty 5s 50 "a Armour ga So s9i5
/ col IS. 4eH 4ssziore L a. se1s 90
ref As IS 50 is Ter 4s. S6
col As so 90 Colo So AIS a1Z el1z
1st As 94H 94a c reg 2s. VI es
Do CIV Is. e0f9 e6szl Do COUP. eIA
Steel IS o9H 99Z- Do reg 3s-10214 1o3
Unit BY As SO Do coup. .-1e214 1e3
G&E un5s - 914I Do reg 4s-1101a1111
Am lob As 95 98 Do coup -11075 Ill II
Do 6s lib Panama Is. 96@4
Chinese 5s Sssk SO Do 3s reg. 99A A10o1z
Wab deb As IS 40 CB&Q int As SS11 s34
Vest Pac 4s TAI 75A
PROVISION PRODUCTS
Prices quoted this morning by Roth-Bl
Hams (per Ibj-Dove. 22c; Reliance, 1s1ac;
choice. 12-16. 1Sc; 1880. lie; Dove, boiled,
291ac; Reliance do 2Sc; do choice, 261zc;
Bacon tper lbl-Doye. s-1o. 25c; e-s, 26c;
Reliance, 6-S, 251kc; $40. 2415c; choice, 6-s,
2Slac; $40, 2311c; 1912. 2le. Banner, 10.
21c; 1912. 2oc; light bacon bellies, 1912.
10 15c: English bacon strips, l9c, Light me-
dium, 175zc: medium, 1TAc-
Lard (tierce basis, per lb)-Banner, 13c;
flexible, 13Hc: choice compound, eSle-
Salad OIL (tiercesl-Ideal. roc per gal Cook
oil. per gal yellow, &c; white. &c
Dressed Meats (per lb)-Steers, 124121zc;
cows, 11412c; bulls, 9l9c; wethers, 1oc; ewes.
Taiow (per lb)-A. essc; prime. TIC; NUT
Beef and Pork (per bbl)-Mess beef. $50;
extra family beef. SO. prime mess pork, s23;
clear pork, S2s; pig pork s32-
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This is equivalent TO a dividend OF
1918 per cent on one share OF old
stock "All On" the market price for
which is around $1,000 This indi-
Gates a dividend average OF So per
cent for the group.
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BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS

Quotations on the San Francisco Wholesale
Dairy Produce exchange:
Butter-Per pound:
Grades Dec II Dec u Dec. Is Dec Is
FFss6 FFssR fhiIas d4sts - sc sc soe s5e Sc Sc soe @
Eggs-Per dozen:
Grades Dec II Dec. IL Dec i3 Dec. 15
Selected puIlets 4Sc z2c sc 44c
Cal storage extras 351 1Sc 35t5c 354sc 3532c
Cal. storage extras CSC 351ac 351ac 30 42e
Cheese-California fancy fats. 17i5c per ID;
drsts, 17c; fancy Young Americas, lie; do
frsts. 15c.
Receipts today-Butter, So 900 pounds; eggs,
IS, 40 dozen; cheese, 49, 500 pounds.
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APPLICATION Is DENIED

The railroad commission today de-
ned the application Of the Coast Coun-
ties Gas and Electric company for
authority to issue 1000 shares Of its
mission states that, instead Of issuing
its preferred stock, the company
should issue a prior preferred stock
The commission states that the COM
pany now has outstanding $1,000 600
of its per cent preferred stock
against an equity OF less than half
that sum. The Coast Counties Gas
and Electric company operates in
Santa Cruz, Watsonville, Hollister,
Gilroy and intervening points
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cpnps FnR rHE YEAR

CHICAGO. Dec. 15.-Final returns on the
crops for the year viii be given by the depart
ment Of agriculture today. 1t Is expected that
little change will be made from the figures
previously announced, which, With comparisons
for 1912 and 1911. follows. In bushels:
~
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AUTHORITY TO ISSUE NOTES

The railroad commission today
granted the Santa Clara County
Water company authority to issue a
note IN the sum Of S2,655 and denying
Il authority TO issue new notes in the
sum OF S1,495. The company supplies
water for irrigation purposes in
Campbell. The commission finds that
2 portion of the Indebtedness should
be removed. either by an assessment
or from the company's earnings
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SUN, MOON and TIDE

sun rises ......l........- ...7:1a
sun sets ...-....-. 4. 81
Last quarter .-..---...s.-.-..... December 20
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FINANCIAL-CON1MERCIALN NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED
LOCAL PRODUCE

RECEIPTS INTERIOR PRODUCE DEC. Is
Flour, or Skis S.442i Tsllow, cts 10
Wheat, ctls =. 5, ,450i Hides, No ..-... !, 10
Barley, ctls -. $50. Peits, No So
Beans, SKIS -. 57I Lime bbls -. $50
Corn, cts ..... COZ Sugar. ctls ..... 1.Su0
Potatoes, SKIS :. $500 Wine, gals -. SO 400
Onions. SKIS -. g. Brandy. gals -. g. 600
Hay, tons 49,. 6T7- Coal. tons $500. 80
Wool, SKIS - 2fLumber If IT,. 40
Feed SKIS - 500 Paper, bdls -. / 2su
Cornmesl ,tls 10Ik- Apples bxs - s. 100
Butter, ctls -. 5J5f Oranges, bxs -. 1,5o0
Eggs. doz -. 20 79C Rzisins. bxs 80 500
Cheese, cts -. z95i Salt, tons 90
Leather. rolls :. 90i
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GRAIN QUOTATIONS

FINANCIAL NOTES By WEI
London copper opened steady; spot, to- on
rs Cd; futures. les. unchanged Lead. fl7
London shows declines in Canadian Pacific
and Union Pacific; otherwise changes are
Liverpool wheat closed u lower. Corn u
Buenos Aires wheat and corn opened quiet
and unchanged
Hampshire Vermont aad Massachusetts, grant
permission to Boston and Maine to increase
Condition Of United states treasury this
fiscal year shows deficit Of s9.9s1, ,s24, against
deficit OF 81, 16I, 400 last year, exclusive OF
Psasma canal and public debt tEansaeaaoas
London silver, 2sssd, OF Sled New York
silver, 57Ec.
Paris wheat closed 1kQ1H lower. Antwerp
y lower, Berlin u lower. Budapest Is lower
Senator Bristow says: 81 think it probable
that We shall reach vote on the currency
bill next Saturday"
North Butte declares soc dividend.
London copper closed firm; spot. f65 Is cd.
up Is Sd; futures. f65 Is Cd, up rs Cd. Spell
ter, Ell IS, unchanged
BRooMHALL's GRAIN CABLES
changed and duh. Later there was decline
OF A@A on feyorahle weather In Argentina
and Notwithstanding lighter worlds shipments.
Australian offers are easier with crop advices
threshing returns in Argentina. At l:3o p. m.
dull and \ G1s lower than Saturday
Corn opened unchanged. Later the near
month declined Il on easier Plate offers, but
the decline WAS recovered hrmness in spot
and decrease In stocks here
Argentina-Weat continues fine.
Buenos Aires-Wheat, Saturday. closed Z
lower. Corn unchanged to Il lower.
Worlds shipments: Wheat-Last week
IL uOS 600, previous week Il. 152. 600, last year
II. .I6S, COO Corn-Last week 3,T07 COO. pre-
vious week 8 $3.50, 600 last year 4. 795, 600.
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IocAL YEGETAaLEs

LlAAL NELL4A04~lO
Prices quoted TINS morning the San Fran
cisco wholesale market.
Potatoes lper etlloDelta whites. ioegSl; s5sG
Sl25; Idaho. S1.lo41-25-
Onions (per ctI1-Silverskias. $292.25; on
street. 25c higher; Oregon. 81 % g2-so
5OGS0c: string beans, 41Se per ID; nma, 545c
per ID; peas. e8sc per ID; green peppers, Sl-oo
a. per crate; DO southern, per ID, zgoc egg.
plant. 81 per box; do southern. per 10. age,
rhubarb Slu1.50 per box; cabbage, Sl3o Per
ctl: squash. summer per box, I5cWSl .; 90
cream, J0G75e: Hubbard, per sack, Io9 zoe; 90
msrrowfat, cog l73c; sprouts, 496c per ID
mushrooms. per ID, log buttons, 2ogZ9e'
carrots, per sack, 5eG65c; celery, small crates,
Sc; eucumbers, per dog. 4ogooe; lettuce, per
crate. $l.50G2s eauiiaower. per dOz So9I0c-
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS
PRUNES-ls1s crop, bulk basis: 3o-z0s. 7e;
40-50s 61hc; 50-6Os Sc; 60-70s. &c; 7o-9os,
sc; 7o-Sos, ees so-9os, 51<c; eo-loos. 51&c.
The above are for Santa Clara Prunes, outside
sections &c lower. 1872 crop stock worth
practically as much as the new crop
Other Fruits. stand Extra
Ep1lsots aDaPSTs'sa Apples 4e 1$e Sc 1sse & 1se Sc
Peaches --.-.-.... sc size 514e eAe
Rsisins-The following prices are 2 Q. b.
company: 1913 crop, per lb-Loose muscatels
sc own SEg~4 &c. seeded fs0sy. s0sn ie * packages
TIC; do l2 OF, &c; do bulk. exc; do choice
10 OF, 7c; do Il OF. 5%c; do bulk. 6lac; Sui
tanas, no stock; Thompson's seedless, IN
bleeehed SOS. Sc: l6 oz. re; II OF. ss.c; re-
cleaned, 34c advance; do noated. 59c advance;
London layers. 20 ID boxes, crown. Sl-45;
crown. 81 SIS: crcwn, 81 20; 6.crow-n. 81. 20:
DO 1 ID cartons, Sl.75; clusters. 20 10 boxes,
$3.50 Local representatives Of the association
are asking y higher. while several Of the
large packers are quoting 1sc under the asso-
ciation's figures.
Nuts-Aimonds: Sonparen, 2lc; x L 2ec;
Ne Plus Ultra, 19c; brakes seedlings, 1ec;
Lsnguedoc, 15c. Association prices On wal
nuts, T. 0. b. Los Angeles, per ID: No. ! soft
shell, 16e; No. ! hard shell. 151zc; No. wal
nuts, 111zc; budded, lee. Local prices range
about nc higher Manchurian nuts are
quoted at 1o12 413e Per ID. Peanutx-Unpol-
ished, 51s @6e; polished. e9e1ac; shelled Jap
anese, Ga 46&c. observation-disclosures. per
ID, SQ LEI Italian. i255 G13c.
l44l5c; amber. l2GI3c; dark, 1oI11c: ex-
tracted, fancy white IA 4Sc; light amber,
e1zcs dark amber. 81 gle
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STANDARD OIL DISBURSEMENTS

Thirty Of the thirty four Standard
Oil companies. which have been de-
claring dividends since dissolution.
have completed their dividend an
nouncements for the year, with the
following raelllfs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26

principles OF The equality of the do
ccsos. after the analogy of the United
states senate. The case has been
cited time and time agnin of the dio-
cesc OF Lexington. which has ~
clergy ANA 1887 COMMITMENTS, and
has the same voting power aa the di-
geese ~ New York. for example. with
il2 clergy ana SG.25o communicates
Under our present system OF rcp-
resentaiion the two diocoscs Of viz
glnia and southern Virginia. with 1875
ciergy and 3i,20S communicates,
have IN The general convention 10
votes, while the six diocescs % Kan
ns city, indianapolis. Springfield
Dallas. Delaware and Duluth. with
isG Clergy and 2f,2gs communicates,
have As VOTES ! do NOT think ID n
necessary for me Go refer TO any other
examples 90 show tho Injustice and
una Amcricalsm of the present Fys-
tenn OF representation"
The Diocesan convention at Wash
ington by resolution authorized
committee OF three CLERGY and two
laymcn TO prepare memorial TO he
general convention asking that body
To take immediate steps 10 remedy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26
100000 ACRES OF
LAND CUT FROM
JEMEZ FOREST
Total of 144,420 Acres Elimi-
mated, Including GallinAs
Valley; $3.50 Acres of TIM
bered Land Added to Re.
serve.

IN September - tnc PRESIDENT
signed prociamatipn Nh!,h vlnuin-
oics some 1890 acror from. ana
adds about $3.50 acres To the Jomcz
national forest New MaNitl.
The areas taken lut ~ tus forest
have been rem owed wi,h a Wow a. cx-
Guiding open lands, ini scattering
stands OF woodland 1T pae.lud ftr
the protection of important water
sheds ana of such quality that the
expense of protecting ana admluis.
tcrlng them Is not justified II in
ciudes several tracts OF varying siz"
one tract contains something mlIe
shan "A township, or SO square miles.
lies at the extreme northwest ,orrcr
az he forest and bears a scattcrins
sJand OF pinon and juniper together
with q small amount Of pine. The
Gallinas valley. long strip of rolling
open country IN Townships 90 and %
North, Ranges West and / East, b.
also eliminated, MS is an of the mesa
country lying west of the town ot
cuba with the exception Of about ~
sections of mountainous pine-coNcreI
land immediately adjacent To the Gu
ba valley.
About twelve SECTIONS of thiulN
wooded country south of tho Oio dc
san jose grant, ana nearly a town
ship Of similar land ut the extreme
southeast corner of the forest ana adj
Joining the Canada DE Cochiti Grant
are also cut out
The examinations are said 10 bee
good grazing land for the most part
but with the exception OF portions CT
the Galinas valley are not generally
considered of much value for ogricul-
tural purposes.
The additions consist OF three small
areas ct land. for the most part hoat
ny umhered, as follows:
Nearly eight SECTIONS lying south ~
the town Of Coyote. two sections ln
Township 10 North Range 3 East be-
tween the Baca location and the Can
yon dc San Diego grant; and the y ~.
IA ana ~ 10 n W. IA section 20.
Township 20 North Range East
The elimination become effective
December Z, 1913. and the land VIII
be opened TO settlement ana entry az
tho discretion of the secretary Of tho
interior and after due advertisement
in the local papers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26
Lupus Worst Form
Of Skin Diseases
Here 10 a Home Treatment
that Overcomes even
Worst Cases.

A tiny pirpio spreads 10 the aldo ~
the face and often covers the cheeks
and bridge Of tho nose. n w very de-
atructiv6 to the glands Of tho akin no
external treatments will overcome Il.
as the cause Of lupus IL from impurities
In the blood supply. The only known
method ~ cure "a 10 get the blood sup-
ply under tho control 81 q g. 81. the
famous blood specific. It's action u
quite remarkable ana has direct iniiu-
ence upon the network 81 small blood
vessels ana glands In the skin.
From the fact that s. y. = In purely
a botanical preparation, ~ ~ accepted
BY the weakest stomach and has great
tonic influence Ia all the digestive or
gauH. II IL certainly a wonderful blood
medicine. and % prepared direct from
native materials gathered by the ex-
perts Of the famous Swift Laboratory.
Not one drop 81 minerals or druEa is
used In lts preparation. Ask for s 8 g.
and Insist upon having A. And ~ you
desire skiliful advice and counsel upon
any matter concerning she blood aud
skin. write 10 the Medical Department.
The Swift Specific Co, 1873 Swift Labo-
fatory, Atlanta, Ga. DO not allow some
jealous clerk 10 iarrup the atmosphere
IN cloqucncc over something just as
good" as = =. s. beware OF all aubati-
tutes. =. 5. =. Is what you need,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26
659 ANGORA GOATS
IIROMP ON RANCH
lin TAOS
StoCkman Near LObo Demon.
strates There Is Money in
MOhair Raising; Some Cat
tie Shipments.

Taos, n. NJ, Sept GA recent
trip to tho william T.. McCmre's am
cora scat ranch near I.obO, Just OUT
side Of Taos valley win surely con-
vince any one that angura goats can
be successfully raised nt "a profit IN the
foothills and mountains of New Mex
leo as these goats are great broWsers
and like To roam the hills and climb
the mountains
Mr.. Mcclure owns one hundred
and sixty acre ranch within the
hounds of the old Spanish rio Honda
land grant. which r. splondldiy To-
Gated. about sixteen miles north Of
tho old village Of Taos. Us altitude
is about ono thousand feet above the
beautiful and fertile valley OF Taos
and from this high point 81 view a.
presntH most magnificent panorama
OF the charming country below and
the rocky mountains surrounding.
Mr.. Mcclure owns 65g angOra goats
on this mountain ranch. Several years
ago he bought eight puro-bloodod an
CORA bucks from Silver city. New
Mexico. and hls present herd shows
the advantageous effect Of the nnq
bl0oded stock.
The ranch also shows tfo effects OF
belonging o. a capable and thorough
bushes manager by having everything
m0derL and up-to-date. There h. &c.
fine running spring Of pure mountain
water piped 20 the house. a fountain
well cemcnted In the front yard where
the tail pine trees sway to and fro
over the owners private summer
home.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26
EPISCOPAL PLAN OF
REPRESENTATION
IS UNJUST
President of House of Deputies
Leads Agitation Against AL
legged Un-Demoeratic and
Inequitable Vote System.

The general convention of the
Protestant Episcopal church, which
meets Ina New YORK on October stu
VIII bc the occasion OF determined
effort on the part OF the larger do
ccsos In the country 40 change tho
plan of representation la the huuso
col deputies. The change viii be- ad-
vpcatcd un the ground that the pres
ont plan OF representation Is unjust.
ipequitablo. undcmocratio ana un-
American.
one cot the leaders in this movement
Be- the Rev Dr. Randolph w. Mckim
OF Washington. now the president of
the nousc of deputies
Al the annual convention of the
diocese OF Washington, which was
held in May of this year, nr McKim
Introduced resolutions which were
adopted and which have served CO.
start the HHit1tiun that may come be-
fore thc convention.
la the preamble 10 hia resolutions
pr Mckim son forth that under tho
s1 stem of representation now exist
inc in the church. diocescs that have
less than 5000 commandments have as
many representative and az many
votes iu thc house of deputies as
those dloces,r which contain $4,000
or cVrn aO. 600 COMMITMENTS.
LEGISLATION adopted under these
c. udiupuF' said ur McEuu ycstCr-
dey. "muv utterly mn to reflect the
mind OF che church and may there
fore. fnn Geo command tho loyal sup-
port of tho several dloccses. More
over should amy Nital Issue ~ Chris
than doctrine CO.. ritual CT cocleaiaH-
uDal puhtN uuou which The mind CT
the church was sharply divided, be-
decided by technical majority OF
votes which really represented "a
small minority OF commandments the
peace and unity of the church is ri-
oufN imucrinod
There ls widespread dcmand
that our present undcmocmtie and
uu-Am"riran system. which iH "a
trnyesiy upon representative govern
menl shalt hc changed
"Hy agreeing upon "a certain NUM-
hcr of Clergymcn 800 diorese ns Che
unit in Yptc hy diocescs and orr
dcrs, and hy adopting tho fractional
sfstcm ot voting in the smaller di0-
ceses. re- is possible Go approximate
equality az representation without
reducing or Increasing the present
number of deputies from tho dio-
coses. The representation in the
house of bishops, as % stands at pres
ems approximate sufficiently the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26
Farming Possibilities in Southern New Mexico
By u. r. Hare In the College Courier.
$%$~%%~%%****%%*%%*%%<*$$*%*<

MessrH o. H. Mcinzcr and A. r.
SchwCuncseu of the United states
geological survey Joined Mr.. r. -
Trumbull, agricultural agent of the
IN paso a southwestern railroad
company and myself az Rodoo, New
MoXico, "n Augut ~. 1913, To arrange
"a cooperative study OF the Joils ana
waters IN that section of this state
between III paso, Texas. on the east
and the Arizona line on the west
Some work on the quality of the soils
aud waters of this region is necessary
tu enable the experiment station, as
We'll as the railroad companies, 20 ans
wcr the numerous requests for infor-
nation that come Go as from tho set
tiers that are rapidly occupying the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26
LoMcr NIInlllrcs WIZ.
IInM 40 anna Chnlcrn Morhns.

Many cases Of this disease result
fatally before medicine can be OBJ
tanned or a physician summoned. n
is easily cured when the proper rem
edy is at hand. Mrs. Charles stewart
~ MI. Collins, y. Y. says when
my husband had cholera morbus last
summer he used Chamborlaln's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
IL cured him promptly" Every fam
ny should keep this remedy az hand
u only costs quarter. For sale by
an druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26
nnnc KlIl. Trcnch ncnnl,

Paris. Sept 25.-The mysterious
and sudden death OF Partisan pro-
fossional beauty, tiiorreto Fleury, led
the police To- Investigate the cause,
and they found that IA was due Ia
ether Of which the 21.ycar-oId girl
took enormous quantities. cocaine
and other drugs she was IN the
habit OF smoking daily many cigar
ettos into which she introduced opium
with needle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26

these defects A few weeks later
'hc dioeeso or Maryland passed SIM
liar resolutions and these were quick
~ followed by resolutions % the dlo-
cese pf Southern Virginia.
The convention meets Tor throe
Weeks IN the grounds of the Catho-
oral Of 81. John the Divine and dur-
ms those weeks tho men who want
Tho plan 81 representation changed
viii work constantly 70 carry out
their Wishes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26
CARRIZOZO SENDS THREE
CARS 10 KANSAS CITY

Carrizozo, \. NJ. Sept. g5.--Les
Harmon. ranchman Of Texas Park
left this morning for Kansas city with
three cars OF yearings. heifcrs ant
steers. Hc was accompanied by Joe
Stratton. who also made small ship
ment Of heavier stun.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26
DlgestInn nnd Ns.ImIInllon.

II Is not tho quantity of food takcn
but the amount digested and assimi-
lated that gives strength ana vitality
10 the system. Chnmherlain's Tablets
invisorate the stomach and liver and
enable them to perform their func-
tionH naturally For sale by an drug
gists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26

"This is what Gail my perpetual
shopping iici.et"
~ 'hy Do you cali u thatg"
"oh. MS spmelhlhg ! iako along
when / heve no money 20 spend its
"A sample 81 gopds that nobody On
town can match
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26
FOUR CARS or CATTLE
SHIPPED FROM CuERVO

Cuervo, \. NJ, Sept 25.-John.
Hicks Is preparing to ship four ears
of cattle Friday to Kansas city The
cattle cars were placed on the sido-l
track here last Monday