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OAKLAND LICENSES

Fred Duncan, o. and Frances e. Margin,
Is, both of Seattle.
Frederick Thomas Jr, Is, and Alice l..
Paine. 26 both of Berkeley
Samuel Fox, %, and Helen Lieberman, 20,
both OF Oakland
Carol T. Rankin, "a. and Mae g. Ahern,
p, both of San Francisco
Joseph Randall, 4S. and Mrs. Martha Bur-
ress, 38, both Of Fellows, Kern county
Charles scroder, 33, and Florence Berard.
36, both Of San Francisco
=, William Fl; Dunnigan, a. Oakland, and
Stanley Fowler Merritt "a and Bessie b.
Dtngwell. "a, both OF Oakland.
- Robert Wilson Lyons, 30. Oakland, and Jane
Wilson Men 3o Pittsburg Pa.
Arthur v. James. "a, Oakdnle. and Emma
A. Hooks. IS, Oakdale
Luigi Bogni, %, $50 North Point street. and
Maria Roggiana, 10. same aDaress
John G. Kurt, 49, 157 Charter Oak avenue.
and Mary G. Mohr. 49, 533 Waller street
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MEX. PETROLEUM |
DOWN 6 POINTS
New York Central Stock Is
Lowest in Five Years on
New York Exchange

NEW YORK. Dec. 1O.-The stock
market showed pronounced weakness
in spots at the opening today. A
report of the passing of the Mexican
Petroleum preferred dividend caused
that stock to drop back s points to "A
canadian Pacific fell "a. New
York Central. by declining Y, touched
new low point for the last five
years at 91A.
New Haven was steadier than yes
risingy reiriaay- agnna ggielding u to liz and then
were generally downward, but losses
were Slight
Spectators who had substantial
declines in various stocks took advan-
cover freely.
Declaration of the regular quar-
put an end to discussion OF a possible
change In the rate. Before the an
nouncement the price rallied from
81 Y to 93h.
Active stocks generally were estab-
Iished on level fractionally above
yesterdays close.
Bonds were steady.
after the United States Steel tonnage
f1gures became known. The reduc-
ton during the month in the corpora
tons, business of 117000 tons was
greatly under expectations.
X 4
California Petroleum OUTPUT
In connection with the preferred
dividend discussion Of the California
petroleum company it is interesting
70 note the company's operations so
far this year. The comparative
monthly production figures of the
american Oilfelds company and the
American Petroleum company. the
operating subsidiaries of California
Petroleum from January tn October
81, for both 1913 and 1912, are as fol-
lows in barrels
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MARRIAGES

ES-SwEsEY Y-T-ecember s, 1913. by the
Rev. John s. TroxeL, pastor Of Trinity Meth
odist Episcopal church, Elwyn w Atnes and
sybil Swesey, both OF Newcastle. Cal.
ZATTER-McLAUGHLIN this city, De-
cember s. 1918. by the Rev. j. W. Horn
John bernard latter OF Sacramento and Mary
Mclaughlin Of San Francisco.
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S. F. MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
today:
Augustus Hofmann, 80. e13 Clayton street,
and Lola NJ. Firestone, 20. same address,
street. and Edith G. Welch, IS, 1858 Douglass
street.
Giovanni chessari. 81, 2oa5 Greenwich
street, and Faustna Finizzo1o, 2s, Green
street.
Roy B. wilds, 26, Kelseyville, and Edie
L. Webb, 30, 93f Valencia street
Francis A. Mahon. 81 1882 Scott street, and
Miss Nettie B. Duncan, is, Buena Vista ave
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FINANCIAL NOTES BY WIRE

Consos, on la: money, II 1I-I6; account
II 1913. Rio Tintos 7lss. down q.
London copper opened quiet spot. Eos p 3D.
on . Cd; futures, f64 IS. unchanged. Lead
f1T It's Sd, mp 5s.
Imperial Bank OF Germany has reduced dis
count rate from 51a to per cent.
London price changes not important, except
Canadian Pacific. which continues to decline
over the financial plan
Steel unified tonnage decreased III, 400.
Ltndon copper closed steady. Spot fB3 S.
od, up 0s 3D. Futures f6z IS Cd up Is 3D..
Spelter Ell IS, up 2s 3D.
Interboro- Metronolitan's 81 500. 900 two year
per cent notes. falling due December %. will
be partly paid on and the remainder extended
for probably SIX months or a year.
Illinois and Indiana points report farmers
hauling corn to stations. Dealers have sold
about nil the corn they can deliver this month.
London bar silver 20 15-1Gd. unchanged
New York silver, 57xc
Liverpool cotton closed quiet, HOLY lower
on near and n 021a lower on distant.
Liverpool wheat closed unchanged to a
lower Corn MQM lower.
Paris wheat closed unchanged to u lower.
Antwerp " lower. Berlin y lower. Budapest
lower.
Buenos Aires wheat opened unchanged to s
up. Corn H1M higher.
Due to the general falling on In business
the Baltimore and Ohio, Western Maryland and
Pennsylvania railroads have laid on during tho
last six weeks nearly 1000 men.
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CalIfornia Petroleum. output

Total 10 mo a. &c. .585 4,753, ,S72 Dec 1s3. PSI
Production for the full IL months
of 1912 totaled 5,700,015 barrels II
the present rate of production is con-
tinued to the end of the year the Cali
ofrnia Petroleum properties will show
an output of something like $4,000
barrels. a decrease of about 200, 900
barrels from the 1912 production.
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SPRING VALLEY BONDS STRONG

Spring Valley Water As continued
strong on the San Francisco Stock and
Bond exchange this morning, bonds to
a par value of $4,000 selling at s89.75.
Great Western Power 5s also were in
demand. $4,000 selling at $8o.25. Bust
ness in listed was fairly active, with
transfers of $4,000 in bonds and IS
shares of stocks.
in the unlisted siivision bonds IF "a mi,
selling at S56. or two points lower
than yesterdays high mark. Orpheum
IS continued firm at $102. Demand
for Honolulu Oil stock at s1.65 was
renewed.
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BEST STOCK RANCH in
CALIFORNIA

Between 5000 and 1000 acres: located in
coast county between main line Southern Pa
cihc railway and ocean. FINEST character of
FEED and water assured at all times. Several
Fers buildings and appointments. VIII stand
\ closest inspection. THE IDEAL STOCK
Pl.Atk, and ONLY $3.50 per acre. very rea-
senahle terms can be arranged and balance at
. per cent interest SNAP BUY. Address
box 1904. Cell Office
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SAN RAFAEL LICENSES

SAN RAFAEL, Dec. 10.--Marriage licenses
issued here yesterday follows:
:, Harry % Rutledge,. o. Fresno. and Helen
II. Burland, 20, San Jose
James v. Cunningham. AZ. Vallejo and
Mary d. Gallagher. 3s. Pope valley.
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NEW PRESIDENT of Ny. G.

At the directors meeting in New
York today A. Fl. Smith was elected
president and director Of the New
York Central and Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern railroads system,
to succeed w. c. Brown, who recently
resigned. The election becomes eff
fective January /. The directors de-
clared the regular dividend on New
York Central stock.
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A goNoMA STOCK RANCH AT A SACRIFICE

Located near Skaggs and consisting of $50
scres OF extra choice range and farm land:
beautiful place. with great possibilities as
stock ranch or AS resort abundant water
and rich soil; best kind of hunting and fish
Ing boating. hne roads near school. and eli
mate can not be exeelled, several fine build
inss. orchard. stock. furniture, etc; must
be sold at once. and viii sacrifice for $4,000,
hsf cash and balance 10 suit at per cent
This is an absolutely safe investment from
any standpoint, and investigation will prove
II. For particulars. call at 800 Monadnock
bldg, GOLDEN STATE INV. co.
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NEW GERMAN BANK RATE

According to a New York dispatch to
Byrne & Mcdonnell, the reduction of
the German bank rate from s "a to
per cent came earlier than the street
expected, and 1t was everywhere con-
ceded that 1t was a matter OF great
Importance as an indication of an
easier condition everywhere. The
weeks statement of the German bank
showed cash reserve $108, 900, 900
greater than a year ago and the
largest on record.
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NORTHERN ELECTRIC EXTENSION

The Northern Electric railway has
applied for franchise to enter the
town of Dixon. The Northern Elec-
trio promises an extension to Wood
land and thence to a connection with
it's main line at Colusa, and agrees to
let the Sacramento valley lines use its
right of way to Dixon An extension
of the Oakland and Antioch line to
Dixon also is contemplated.
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The fact that outside of Alaska
pink and sockeye tails the entire
pack is out OF first hands shows the
consumption Of canned salmon has
increased to a wonderful extent. All
are sold out Outside of two small
lots Alaska red Is entirely out of first
hands. On account of low prices
ruling there was little attempt to
pack medium red.
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FLORISTS

'ARK FLORAL, I437 Haight ST.; phone Park
$40. Cut flowers. pits. etc. r. Groves. prop.
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Five Cents an Acre Cash

Texas school land for sale By the state; you
can buy good land at 81 per acre; pay sc per
acre cash and no more for 40 years, but per
cent Interest; send &c postage for further in
formation Investor Publishing Co., Desk Z
San Antonio, Texas.
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Unlisted Securities
SALES DECEMBER 10

SALES DECEMBER 10
s4 600 0rpheum 6s................... 1O2 90
"a 600 General Petrolem &c. 81. D.
Pacific Gas s. Electric pfd.... 81
333 Honolulu Oil. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 15I y
1000 Honolulu Oil. Observation-Disclosures. LOO
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-10

NEW YORK, Dec Io.--Raw sugar, nominal:
muscovado. 2.95Q3.O4c: centrifugal, 8.456
3.54c; molasses, 27o02.7oc. Refined, quiet.
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RECORD SMASHED
BY SALMON PACK
Season of 1913 Biggest Yet
in the History of Pacific
Coast Industry

All previous records for packs Of
canned salmon ever put up In any one
season on the Pacific coast have been
broken by the 1913 pack, figures for
which were given out this morning
by the Griffith -Durney company of
San Francisco. The total for the
season just closed is 100000 cases.
being nearly 100000 cases more
than the pac kof 1912, which was q
record year UP to that point.
~ Iha feruras hu diat1.tcfs fa1lnU.
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OAKLAND BUSINESS CHANCES
BUSINESS WANTED

BUSlN ESS WANT Ed
LUBECK'S
CALIFORNIA; OLDEST AND LARGEST
INVESTMENT BROKERS.
Businesses Sold
City and Country
IUBECK'S POLICY Of ceiling
businesses without publicity brings
bona hde buyers and sellers
together
LTRECK'S SYSTEM means ef1-
cieuey, greatest guarantee Of serv-
Ice. at the lowest possible rates.
IT IS CONCEDED that LUBECK's
sell more businesses than all OF
San Francisco brokers combined.
FOR PROMPT. DEPENDABLE SERVICE
GET IN DIRECT C0MMUNICATT0N WITH
EUBECK'g
Sixth Floor, Pacific Bldg
Market and Fourth SITS.
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LOCAL PRODUCE
Fens r.nwER rN CHIcAa

EGGS LOWER IN CHICAGO
CHICAGO Dec. -Butter-Higher; cream
cries. POI Gl24c to 34c
Eggs-Lower. Receipts, 2,740 cases; at mark,
cases included. 26M31c; ordinary frsts, 2SG
30c; frsts, 31G315c.
Cheese-Higher. Daisies, 14% 115c: twins.
14A 014hc; Americas. 15A @15Hc; longhorns,
lax 615c.
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INVALID HOMES

Ell SERENO SANITARIUM, San Rafael Cal
For aged persons needing special care. City
home. 5421 18th st.. y. y. Ph. Mission 1870.
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LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE
MONEY TO LOAN

$500 cash--l5 rooms. close in, all full. 542
sth St. Oakland.
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MONEY WANTED

d. d. DRAKE.
Money on your salary without security;
best and most private terms: see US before
going elsewhere. Room POI, 94S Market;
room Is. 1925 Broadway, Oakland
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Local Securities

y. STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
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CHINESE MEDICINE

FAMOUS Chinese OIL imported from China; ex-
ceilent results. for toothache, headache stom-
achache, severe colds, catarrh, indigestion,
fevers and numerous complaints; small bottle
55c. large 75c. Cut this ad, send 12c for sam
pie bottle. Travelling Medicine Co.. 723 Sacto
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Wall st. Opening Prices

dIyidend-Tennessee Copper 75c.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22
FOR SALE

2,000-5-room frame; modern; lot
Money 20 Loan-Eirc Insurance.
b2Xti2; shade trees. Fourth ward;
close in.
2,0O0-5-room frame; modern, cor
ncr lot, Highlands, close In.
4,000--5-room, modern, brick bun
galOw; hot water heat. fire place,
sleeping porch, garage, stable;
Fourth ward.
81, 2,5O0-5-room brick, modern, large
basement. corner lot, Highlands,
close in.
Sl.6OO--4 "a acres OF good land,
mostly in alfalfa. some fruit. good
adobe house, close In, near saw mill
fl,S00--4-room frame cottage; bath,
electric lights, sleeping porch lut
f16x134. sth ward.
2,350-5-room brick. modern 9Th
ward. nesr car line.
~, ,OO0--b-room frame, modern. sleep
ing porch. 4th ward. near car line.
A. FLElSCHER
III South Fourth Street.
Phone 67I. Next To POstOfflce
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22
PROMINENT OFFICIAL
OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC
TENDERS RESIGNATION

ispre,At c5seeneoHoeHee 70 soEHlsa JoussA1
San Francisco. Dee. 2l-J. NJ. Da-
Wis, general superintendent on the
lines of the Southern Pacific for the
past seven years, has rendered his
resignation aud win leave San Fran
cisco about the first Of the year TO be-
como general manager for an eastern
railroad The name of the line to
which Davis goes has not yet been
dvulged.
Davis has been with the company
ms general superintendent In the
central district for three and a half
years. having previously occupied "a
like position for the same length Of
time under the old Hartman system
at salt Lake City, when certain por-
tions Of the Southern Pacific, oregon
short Line and Union Pacific We're
operated under one organization
lie entered railway service IN 1855
as freight brakeman on the San
Artonio & Arkansas Pass railway;
since which time he has been con-
secuuvey stcnographer 10 the super
intondcnt of the Gulf, Colorado q san
IN Fo. chief clerk to the superinten-
dent Of the Mexican Central railway
ut Tampico. Mex; chief clerk in office
of the marine superlntondent North
crn Steamship company and thence
on mp to the supcrlntendency Of the
Erie & Wyoming valley railway In
1902. In 1904. he went to- the Great
Northern. and IN 1905, was made su-
pcrintcndent of the Dakota division
and then became general superinten-
dent of the Great Northern.
AS a general superintendent of the
central district OF the Southern Pa
eific ne had jurisdiction over as much
territory as many eastern general
managers. This district runs from
San Francisco 10 Red, Blum, to ogden,
to Fresno, to Santa Barbara
Davis is one of the youngest general
superintendents i'm the country,
and while he has a host of friends In
the west who win rejoice az the news
Of his further success. his departure
will be a matter Of general regret.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22
FARM NEAR FT. SUMNER
is SOLD FOR $4,000

tsvseiAL eosatsrososNcE TO ~ RNiHd JOURNAL
Fort sumner, " NJ, Dec. 2l.-Last
week a deal was closed wherein O. W.
Culp. of Paradise, Kan; J. j. Wieman
Of Fort Sumner, and A. c. Ortega OF
Pastura. acquired the farm known as
the f. A. Manzanares alfalfa farm
of 140 acres
This farm is one of the Oldest in
the irrigated valley and is well i'm
proved, there being 105 acres in grow
ing alfalfa, while the balance of the
farm is taken up with a small orchard
and buildings. The consideration was
$4,000. The new owners have not
fully decided what will be done with
the land.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22

JOHN Q. LEw1s-Attorney-at-law
Suite 2, law Library Blds.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22
FORMER DEPUTY CLERK
OF LINCOLN COUNTY
PLACED UNDER ARREST

lspreiAL coREEsponossos TO MORNING JOURNAL
Carrizozo, y. NJ, Dec. 21.-Charged
with shortage in his accounts Of
$1,000. former Deputy Clerk Lee D..
Chase. of Lincoln county was yes
terday placed undr arrest on charges
brought by County Clerk a. IT, Har-
vey. Chase gave bond, and his hear
ing was set for this morning, but on
motion Of County Clerk Harvey when
the case was called a continuance was
taken until Monday.
1t Is alleged that a shortage has
been discovered in the books Of the
former deputy clerk, and il is also
stated that counter charges may be
brought by Chase against Mr. Har-
vey. The clerk and his former deputy
have been associated together in pri-
vate business, and sentiment is divld-
ed as to who is responsible for the al
legged shortgge
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22
PRESIDENT RIPLEY
IS MADE HERO
IN DRAMA
Executive Head of Santa Fe
System Will Be Portrayed IN
New Play Called "The Pre-
tenders"

acacia. eosasssoanrser 70 sosHiko jouRskti
Los Angeles. Dec. 2i.-Presldent T.
- Rpley, of the santa Fe railway
systcm. has hcen dramatzed
lie Is the hero Of play which is
being considered by Manager John ~
plackwood. of the Little theater, fos
production.
The play ls called 'The Pretend
ers'
But Mr. Ripley Is not classcd with
ihe designation of the title; he is To
be portrayed by the grand, good, yir-
mous. leading man, who overcomes
am wrong and proclaims triumphant
and possibly slightly reactionary
Amerigansm
rhc author Of the play Is Miss
Laura Duuo. Of this city. who knows
Mr. Ripley ard who has been SO
forpN Impressed by his admirable
character as to feel artstically inn
rclled 90 create drama which would
Illustrate his rigid integrity and his
Intellectual eapaCity
Air Ripley IS "a little bic difildcnt
about being posed as O hero Of a
drama.
There Eaa been some corrcspon-
5cr,c between Miss Dutro, the
author ana himself, about the play
IN one lcttcr 20 her from him, Mr.
Ripley says'
Meanwhile permit me, while ace
rucwledging the honor, to suggest
the danger OF ideahzing man siill
living. because you can ten what he
may do before he dies
Mr. Ripley Is like AN other potent
Characters. unduly modest about the
interest attaching TO himself.
He is hardly "a sunny man, as his
view OF the condition Of the world is
not at an rcassuring, though per
eonaIy no is sereneiy poised, but
ndgine from the interviews pub
ishcd. the advanced theories Of poll
lies. of business tendencies, ana many
legislative theories. are cause for ap-
prehension regarding the future
on the other hand. he is ardently
appreciative of the higher traits OF
Bfe anl has remarkably discrimina-
tory taste in music and art
Miss Dutro is hopeful for a New
York production Of her play but
meanwhile It is within possibility that
Mr. Blackwood would find the drama
of quality to entitle it to a Little the
ater production.
Mr.. Ripley's intimate relations with
all that concerns southern California
his yearly residence at Santa Parbara
during five months. and his more or
less familiar relations with the peo-
ple Of Los Angeles would combine to
develop great interest in a drama In
which he was a central figure.
What man of Mr.. Ripleys type
would do to the class Of people char
acterized by the title Of the play
THE Pretenders,' should certainly
be dramatic-yes. melodramatic.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS.

JOHN ". WII.SON-Attorney y-at-laN
Rooms t6-t7-lS, Cromwell Bldg
Res. Phone t622W; office Phone tltl
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22
4 Wet job.

Apropos of President wilson $
linking Of the Atlantic with the Pa
cific by the touch OF an electric but
ton, diplomat said in Washington;
"A prominent official here told e
Panama canal story the other day
He said that two men were watching
one of the great Culebra dredges that
lifted from the bottom of the water
every five seconds or so, an enormous
mon bucket filled with mud.
~ understand, said the first man,
that they pay good on this govern
ment work How'd you like to be
workin', Gully, on that there dredge?
ne said the ether man. Fine.
But he added, ia hate to be one Of
them fellers under the water that :
film them big iron buckets.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22
HELP WANTED--FemaIe.

~~-N~~~~~~~~~-~-~N~-N~N~~-
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. in family Of three; call morn
ings 1915 w Tijeras,
WANTED -- Competent woman or
girl for general housework. Apply
1922 W. Tijeras.
WANTED--Cook, middle-aged woman
preferred, to go TO the country,
Wages $50 per month. Inquire at the
office Of Louis 1lfeld. John St, be-
tween and 4 Monday afternoon
WANTED - Teachers for rural
schools Salaries $50 to $75. Terms
5 to months Southwestern lgduca-
tional Exchange, p. 0. Box 432. Phone
1921.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22
AGED MAN SENTENCED
TO THE PENITENTIARY
FOR ASSAULTING GIRL
tspserAl eossrsponoraes TO MORNING IournAu

ESPECIAL coRRuspoHpENcE TO MORNING JOURNAL
Roswell n. NJ, Dee. 21.-W Y.
IIarbert. 65 years of age, convicted
several days ago on a charge of Grim
inal assault on Winifred Bonham, -
years old, was yesterday sentenced 70
the penitentiary for a term Of eleven
TO twelve years.
Frank Mcknight, a member of
prominent family Of Roswell, was
sentenced to term of five years III
the penitentiary for killing Claude
Sweazee, at Ranger Lake, several
months ago.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22
SEVERE SNOW STORM
STRIKES SILVER CITY;
TRAFFIC Is PARALYzED

Silver City n. NJ, Dee. 2i.--One
OF the worst snow storms that has
ever visited this section struck silver
City and vicinity last night, continuing
through the day today More than
ten inches of snow fell, and it Is
feared that there win be heavy loss
OF cattle on the ranges on account Of
the bitter weather.
Traffic between this city and the
surrounding country has boen prac-
tieaily paralyzed, and great inconven-
icnce Is being experienced hy the de-
lay Of freight and mail II viii be
several DAYS before the avenues of
communication can be opened MP.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22
Nocd Religions Worker is Dead.

Chicago, Dec. 21.-George w. Gray
founder of the Forward settlement
here, and active in sociological work
for many years, died today, aged rs.
Before establishing the settlement,
DR.. Gray was field secretary Of the
Freedman aid work Of the Metho-
dist chnrch
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22
LEGAL NOTICE.


NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior, U S.
Land office at Santa Fe, N. NJ.
Nov. 90. 1913.
Notice is hereby given that Elmer
E Bliss, Of Albuquerque, New Mex
ice, who, on January 2, 1907, made
Homestead Entry 0S090, No. t0453,
for SEA, Section 20, Township 10
North, Range 4 East, N. nj. +. Meri-
dian. has filed notice OF intention to
make five year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore IL. r whiting, u. S. Commission
er. at Albuquerque. New Mexico, on
the 5th day Of January, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
J. w. VanCleaye, Daniel Austin,
Mrs l.. b. Brown-Lippitt and Mrs.
Anna H. Purse-Norrls. all Of Albu-
querque, ". M.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22
BRYAN ALTERNATING
IN FLORIDA HOME

THF NoFNTNV IVuFFFNI 1THITN7 - y 49,
jacksonville, Fla. Dec. q. - Seere-
tary Bryan, accompanied by Mrs,
Bryan and their little grandson, John
E. Leavitt, arrived here today from
Asheville, n. c. They spent the day
with Secretary Bryan's cousin, w. ).
Jennings. former governor Of Florida.
They left tonight for Secretary BrS-
ans winter home at Miami
Commenting upon the administra-
ton currency bill, Secretary Bryan
characterized it as a measure to benz
eft the entire people ami its passage
would be n great victory for President
Wilson. Mr.. Bryan viii return 70
Washington on December 80, IN
time to attend the state breakfast.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22
WOMAN NINETY-0NE
YEARS OLD PROVES
UP ON HOMESTEAD

ESPECIAL coRHgsPoHpEHcs TO MORNING JousNAl'
Clovis, H. NJ, Dec. o. - Curry
county claims perhaps the Oldest
homosteader in New Mexico, If not In
the United States. The homesteader
is q woman, Mrs. r. r. Tracy 81 years
old. Mrs. Tracy last week called at
the office of the United states COM
missioner here and submitted final
fiye.year proof to 500 acres of land
situated northwest of Clovis. Mrs.
Tracy attached her signature to the
final proof papers in a steady, leeible
hand. She is hale and hearty for one
Of her years and assists in the active
management of her homestead.