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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
THE ONE BEST GIFT.

Framed Pictures, 33 Is per cen
Art Calendars, etc. Ebert $, n
(AdverLiscmeatl
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frauding the hackmen and that he hah
always been wiling to pay the bills
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!. P4ssENGRRs BOOKED

Per O. 81 SlSierra for San Francis
co. Oct. 1S-Mr and Mrs. H. p. Wood
Mr. and Mrs Al p TAYLOR, Ernest
Court, MS IS, tig Peals6ns M. and
Mrs, r. II. Mccray, Mr. and Mrs. B.
p. Atkinson, s. e. Maefarlane, Miss
H. NJ Macfarlane, Miss Alice Scha
lex. MRS. 1. nj. Judd, Mr. and Mrs
w. T. Rawlins and daughter, Miss
Mary Ripley, Miss Ethel Hayward
Miss Grace Hayward, Mr. and Mrs
"A II. Shafsky, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A
Meussdorffer, Mr.. and 1lrs90. Herold
]. n DoMsett, ID. L. C0nkling Walter
c. Love, Mrs Walter Reve1l and two
children, Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Conant
Mrs. T. NJ. Reed, Miss Reed, l.. B
BorTiko, r. NJ johnson, b. Knoll, Mr.
and Mrs. h. II. Van SAINT Jr., Mrs c.
L. Cox Miss E. Peacock, Mrs. p A.
Mclean, Mrs. G. III. Smith and daugh
ter, !. 3D. Canfeld, Mrs. E. Lamont
Mrs. G. w. Patty. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
G. Woods.
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HEALTH BOARD
VIEWS THE bad
LANDS OF HI[O

In the course OF three or four
months mere territorial officials be-
lieye actual work may be started to-
ward filling in the insanitary lands
at Hilo, for which the last legislature
made special provision. A portion 81
the red tape surrounding ibis re.
elamation was unWound yesterday
morning By the board Of health. the
members Of which returned Is Homo
lulu today bnt 1t Is figured that about
three or four months more VIII be re.
qaired to comply with al the Legal re-
euiremenfs of the Situation.
An imposing array OF territorial Of
ficiald0m gathered at Hllo yesterday
10 Witness the health hoard ceremony
Of viewing the land and ordering the
reclamation Besides the members Of
the board. headed by its president,
DR.. !. s. b. Pratt were Superintend-
ent ]. W. Caldwell OF The public
works department. Attorney General
w w. Thayer, F6od Inspector a ~,
Hanson, Chairman Ewalikb OF the Ha'
wall county board OF supervisors and
Chief Sanitary Inspector y. S. Bow
lean OF that county
{ Altogether, % pieces Of land were
viewed and separated Into three
classes. as requiring slightly modified
forms Of trsatment. sonse lots need
ing more fIIling than others, At each
lot the board formally adopted reso
luton authorizing the filling. Now
since the boards return. Superintend
ent Caldwell will be formally notified
OF yesterdays action; he in turn vii
notify the property owners and they
will be given time to determine
whether they want to undertake thf
Improvement independently or desire
TO have the territory do It. they REIN
bursting the government for the
amount spent.
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PAssRNGERs ARRIFED

par strnr Mamma Kea from Hilo and
,vay 3. ,,a,.fs oct a lR = Atkinson
anS vic "a Ka1anolxaiani Geo r.
,s s 81 4 n s,nith "a r KelIar &.
s 2 Po s,,s Z Mrs. Pangajina Miss FLOOD.
NJ z, s,ayhf sns, c6iId Miss i, Pod.
;. lsrs = = uslEsr Miss Z, Ke.
s In Z Morabaaa c 1,i., WI =. N Kin wife
80 e, i, ID Ms st,. r. Tin wee Miss
~ Rir ,.'- NJ tn Is;, 4so6, Masfer f.hing
lin Sc Cen ls I. q, Fnor shsnr 81
,,,s-. Ga' = -. csyo;,, n. w Han
= ' Wo,asnx 3 : 9 1.., D n, rs q n s
Ss..a,ssa 49, ~ 80 ran,n "A =. ~ Han =.
49, D. ...., ,.,,sa -,
s ~. =. 80 3 49, Mas,s ~ swsazv ~
H. Wv Wa,sh ~ caah,rv Mrs.
= us e.. s'ss H. ~ =, Isssar 8. 5 8
1 8, a g. s raa NJ Mnn,ion +, Mattoon
Ssas Cs.s,,,.s o :. " reibsl;ri 5
rs - go 8. : " $500 = M No. 8
s. ,ss .4 = sse,,,- = = Eoci7s
l9rA lloys ~ - ,'.,s.s - rIs .,'
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MORNING ON CHANGE

A jump Of eve points was made n
Oahu Railway q Land company stock
in fcpF sales nade between tie boards
and reported tbs morning The good
financial condition CT the company.
as shown b. the annual reports re-
Gently made. Is the reason given for
the sharp gain. The four sales trans
ferred SO shares. oil Ct $50
Ewn sold between boards and dur.
ing the session at l6. the price Il cb-
tanned ut its former sale Hawaiian
Commercial dropped Z quarter d q
point, gcing IN small sale ~ $500:
Hon n 4 II. scld ct 2i.bo
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AdTices received here yesterday an
nounce the departure OF the MatsoI
Navigation steamer Enterprise from
San Francisco for Hilo. A small ship
rent of sugar awaits the return triI
of the Enterprise.
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strathesk May Return


F0Wou sugar nepStts
Purser Phillips OF the steamer Maui
ma Kea, an arrival from Hilo and way
ports this morning. brought the fol-
lowing report of sugar awaiting ship
ment on Hawaii olaa "a 500, Hama
kua NH 2Ss. Punaluu 1878, Honuapc
SIT sacks. e
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lST BATTALION
TAKES FIELD in
BLOODLESs WAR
Continued frOm page one,

t6onunued uom page one1
mander received both the general
and special situations last night. The
Blues formed at 1880, and soon after,
wards marched out or Camp, while
the Reds formed half an hour sooner,
marched sHay, and were some dis.
tance along their road before Colonel
Kennon was handed the situation BY
the senior umpire
First Problem . Success.
Yesterday was the first day of real
warfare, and me troops Of the lst.
Brigalae. after quiet Sunday IN
camp, were fit and ready for the field,
with tie keen edge Of their enthusi-
asni still undnlied
Colonel Kenncn commanded the In.
yading Reds which consisted OF his
own regiment, the 18th, and single
battery Of artillery under command.
of Lieutenant Nagl0r. Colonel French
commanded the Blues, having the End
ard LIST regiments, the latter being IN
eommahd Of lieutenant Colonel Hifst.
Eoi0nel Pendlet0n was senior ui1a-
pire with the B1des. and Major
Smith occupied b similar position
with the Reds
The problem was d little removed
from the usual direct contact, for
while the Red commander was sup
posed tc occupy a ridge about 2 IL
m.ies from the gulch, the Blues were
supposed to occupy ground inside the
Red line, and Colonel French's outfit
found the Reds strongly intrenched,
and blocking their patch. This de-
veloped lively infantry fight, which
spread cut for Two miles between Wa
hiawa and Cashier. The Hue COM
mander attemuted to held the Reds
IN their position with a portion Of
his force, and send another portion
10 engage the Reds right flank and
cut of their line of communication
to the East coast However. the Red
position was so strong. and The regi:
ment together with the artillery aad
machine gun platoon SO effectively
disposed, that when the problem eni-
ed the Reds had not been dislodge
General Maccmb has inaHgurated d
new feature in the critiques Or dis
cussions, that follow the problem.
- $500. :. -, - I1,x.5 -,
milen sns = 800 "a
- sn..I 10y - s -
sne ullllIss 1870 1870 Is'ln = J.
ulll tass ys5sIs 2 s';1ly -
senior soncefs ana ulI piIes WeIs
present &C the critiques, but this year
keyery officer of the brigade is expect
ed to attend, 50 that every one gets
tne enenenr @ !nes discussion ana g:
plan MS shquid sM0rk CUT "
the best interests OF the Drige1e
One Man Shot.
a touch Of realism was lent to yes
tefdays war Rarilz 81 q soldier Of the
|25fh, Who nallaEsl to shoot himself ii
the back of the head while dragging
his fife fhroheh some tall brush. The
way and 1tad 81 & blank cartridge can
do considerable damage at short
range. and the result Of the accident
was nasty, though not dangerous,
scalp wound.
There is new feature to maneu@
yers III the neighborhood of Schofield
| - - = r.
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Mrs. G. II. Cooke was taken: i'll sud
denly yesterday and removed to the
Queens hospital. She was operated
on the same day for appendicitis. Re
ports from the hospital today state,
that Mrs. Cooke is doing well.
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BARK ALLEN
DESERTED A
TOTAL WRECK
Continues from page onel

NNo4ltAAdC0 1t0tu RoEG OASy q
clared as not entirely abandoned by
the insurance underwriters, had drift
ed further in shore and was reported
10 be afioat with fair prospect Of
being eventually towed into the har-
Dor OF Honolulu.
Captain J. A. Macaulay, who repre-
SCENTS the insurance people in the
premises, was placed on board the
distressed vessel following the de.
parture Of her officers and crew.
Castle & Cooke, representing the
Matson Navigation tug Intrepid, hast
ened to dispatch the Intrepid to the
lscene at IL O'Clock this morning.
Within half an honr q line was placed
on the bark, and the pulling was
6gain resumed. Bertram Won Damn
of II. Hackfeld & Co. Is representing
the companies interested in the insur-
ance on the cargo Of. $50 900 feet Of
lumber carried By the s. @. Allen.
Represents NaiuabIe Prize.
The vessel and ner cargo are de-
clared to represent 9 yasuable prize.
The lumber is listed at approximate
nv $4,000. The bark while at pres
| enf q hopeless wreck, contains much
gear and material OF value to ship
| ping interests. 1t was the intention
| Of Castle & Cooke to place several
representatives aboard the ship and
| have them remain there until the yes
Isel was brought to q berth inside the
harbor, or else leave the bark to her
| fate to bleach on the exposed reefs
=
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VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Cable to Merchants
Exchanged /

Tuesday, Oct. IL. r.
MELBOURNE - Arrived. Oct IL, s.
8. Cape Finisterre, hence Sept. q
SAN FRANCISCO - Arrived, Oct. IA
8 a. m:,S q. S. A. T. Sherman
hence Oct s.. III
Arrived. Oct IA, a. m. S. S.
Wilhelmina, hence Oct. s.
- Arrived, Oct IA, S. S.
Makura, hence Oct. Z. - --2
u. s. A. T. LOGAN sails for Manila
Wednesday, IL a. m.
- Diamond Head Station
No change in condition of bark S. c.
Allen at D. m. Still hard and fast
on the reef . .-...
-e>
T. STAR-BULHETIS GIVES TOU
TODAY'S NEWS TODAY.
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The acting governor today granted
a parole to John e. Thomas, who was
convicted March 81 on charge Of
second degree robbery and sentenced
to not less than six months nor more
than Is months in prison The pris:
ener has completed service of the
minimum sentence.
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LOGAN GIVEN
REPAIRS o N
COAST


aN,ns suleIeo ucn aaMsse
lnroueh tne ravages o. mlo-rscinc
hurricane, the united states ny
tIhnspcI Logan, now q thus porI -
an Arrival Irom san fIaiiclsco,s was
gwen 3 genera oVernauilng ana re-
pairing q tne coast shipyaros Inc
vessel was RENTED with q new wire
less mast her cabins and furnishings
were renewed, and lie boats ana
force Of gigantic seas, were replaced.
While the Logan remained at San
Francisco, workmen fairly swarmedi
her decks. Some fast work was ac-
compliehed in order that the trans
port could be dispatched for Manila
by the way Of Honolulu and Guam on
regular schedule. 49, -.
tomorrow morning, when thesyoyage
across the Pacific win be resumed.
The trip down frbm the coast Is said
to have been rafher uneyentful. The
vessel did not make any great bursts
Of npeed. and was passed by the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-14

& Drafing Co. was lowest az s32.25
per thousand: George famadR 1t SIS
was next: John Nnne At S15 and John
v. Fernandez q Co. at $3.50 was the
fourth bidder. The rocks VIII be used
on the curves Of the Pail road
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LINE
WOULD enter
HRISg0

A report based on sihfonation CIV
en- OUT by ca14dialt Paeifc railway
officials is cbrfent ii Seattle that
early next year the railway will en-
ploy its two transpGeific liners, the
Empress or India and the Empress
Of Japan, now on the Dfientai ronte,
In the trade between Victoria and
San Francisco.
With the arrival on Che Fae5fic or
two new CaRadian-P Pacific liners, it is
felt the winter trade will not neees-
state the employment of i've liners
on the tFanspacific route, and the de-
termination TO use two of the vessels
engaged in that trade ON the route be-
tween San Francisco and British Co
lunlbia ports is taken to mean that
the Canadian company will seek per-
manently to secure the San Francisco
trade.
Inter-lsIand Sailings To-Day.
Four IntersIsland steamers are list
ed for dispatch for island ports today.
The Mauna Loa. with q large list Of
passengers, and her hold packed with
miscellaneous cargo, departed for Ko-
ma and Kau ports at noon. The Kinau
is loading cargo for Kauai ports and
win SAN for the Garden Island at
O'Clock this morning. This vessel
wiz be followed by the steamer Mi
kahala, destined for Maui. Molokai
and Lanai ports. The Wailele, with
cargo only, has been placed on the
berth for departure for Hamakua
coast ports at three O'clock this after.
noon. An vessels wiz carry an accun.
u1ation of mail.
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Seven hundred tons of coal win be
placed aboard the United States army
transport Logan before that vessel re-
sumes the voyage to Manila by the
way of Guam. The troopship is ex-
pected to depart Tor the Philippines at
a o'cieck wednesday morning.
4onoIuIan Will Carry Sugar.
A small amount of sugar has been
secured through the agency OF Castle
& Cooke which viii be carried to the
uainland in the Observation-Disclosures
steamer Honclulan. sailing for San
francisco at 6 o'clock this evening.
The vessel has been supplied with q
quantity of preserved pineapples
Thirty-one cabin. passengers have been
booked for the coast in this vessel
The Honolulan win be dispatched
from Queen street wharf.
Island Cattle Reach Port.
The Inter-Island-. steamer Maui
from Kawaihae and Mahukona made
port this morning, bringing IS head
cf cattle and as tons of scrap iron
This vessel met with favorable wealth.
er at the several island ports. Her
officers report 1880 sacks of sugar
awaiting shipment at Mahukona.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05
WANTED--Male Help.

WANTED Clark for dry goods store
who can speak spanish. Apply q
w Rond A. Bro. Mere. Co. Encino.
New Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05
ROSWELL TO HAVE
MONTHLY BARBECUE
BY BUSINESS MEN

Roswell, n. M.. June sam s..
Toms urged on by the Retailers as-
sociation and the Commercial club.
Is working up the "details and formu-
lating plans for biz barbecue ON q
certain day each month during the
summer season
Not only the Roswell citiaenship
viii be there. hut customers from nil
the stores will have invitations 10
join IN the big event each time.
II ~ expected that That day viii be
the biggest general day Of the year,
People from the mountains. aud FROM
the plains and the farming section
have all expressed favorable desire
for the day u win bring IN hun
dreds ~ people, who viii come 90
meet with the citizens ana afterwards
do their trading.
II ~ planned "a have the stores
close from 1850 a. m. 10 $50 p. ~.
This viii give the visiting people time
10 set personally acquainted with she
tired clerks who wait on them during
the trading hours
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05

be applicable So soliciting hilslness
Tor hotels. There n, however. some
reason 10 believe that "A railroad Ctm.
pany II % such a public character
that ought not 90 be- allowed to
show favOritisn in such matter. AL
though there Is ne doubt that the
railroad must necessarily have con-
troll over Its station and station
grounds and can make reasonable
rules and regulations Tor the conduct
of business therein. II Is quite plain,
for instance. that a railroad company
might give man the privilege OF
conducting a news stand or q stand
for the sale OF cigars and tobacco up-
ON its grounds HthoW heing obliged
TO eiye any other person similar
privilege. II certainly could make
rules 10 govern the methods of mack
men or hotel runners IN soliciting
business. Some courts. however,
have held that the railroad compan-
have full and absolute control
over their stations and grounds and
can admit or exclude at pleasure any
person or class OF persons. Incline
to the belief that this Is a matter
which could be properly regulated by
city ordinance and perhaps II may lie
well 90 make some effort In That di-
rection. do not believe e would he
proper or desirable FOR the railroad
company 10 throw open In station
and grounds to an Kinds of hotels.
some of which might not be OF re-
puteble cha ractor, hut with that auai'
iflcation there arc many reasons to
contend that II Is unfair for a rail-
road company Ia lend Itself 10 the es-
tablishment of monopoly In whole
~ IA part. by any one hotel Yours
very truly,
FRANK w. CLANCY,
Attorney General.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05
Cqncago Board os Trade.

Chicago. june S.--wall street de-
preston and lower cables dragged
wheat today down grade Although
selling was not heavy. support proved
inadequate Additional moisture in
Kansas and Nebraska counted against
the bulls The opening was I'M
changed 20 hc on July started at
SsAc To- S9A rS9 &c. unchanged 60
n shade lower. touched S97c and
then fell to s9%c. The close was
weak with July az soc. gain of
Is n &C net.
Improved weather eased corn. July
opened i-l6M &c down at sS6tSSl4 e..
descending 10 5Ssc. Prices strength
ened later with wheat. The close was
easy al 5S@s n 5S%c for July. net
advance 0f = as &c.
l.ightness OF demand allowed oats
to drop July. after opening y a. - c
on al asa a 3SAc. dropped to 3Siac.
Provisions weakened with hogs.
First sales varied from 5c lower TO
? lsc advance, with september at
SlO.e7is for lard and az sii27ia for
ribs: pork was nominal. Closing
prices.
wheat--July. close. SOC; Sept. So
6-Sc SO 3-ac; Dee. ~ Use
Corn.-July, 5-S@6S 3-4c; Sept.
80 -. Dec. 81 i-Sc.
Oats July. as i-sa3S 5-sc: Sept.
3sc' Dec. 3s 3-4m3S Use.
Pork-Juiy, S20.25, Sept, SAT- g.
Iard--July. slO.95G 1897 ~; sept.
Sll.05 "a ii.07 i-2; oct, sl0.S2
Rlba-JuIy, Sti.62 i-2. sept. Sif.-
80 l-2: oct. x1i.02t-2.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05
SHERMAN LAW NOT
NECESSARY
Attorney General Rules That
Matter of Hotel Runners at
Local Station Is Local Con
troversy.

That the sherman antitrust law
could not properly be invoked by the
aggrlevod party In the matter OF what
hotel runners shall and shall not bee
allowed az the trains al the local san
Ia Re station ~ the ruling of the at-
torney general handed down yesterday
IN answer Ia local complaint. The
opinion Is as follows;
June 2. 1914
MIR. Tom Dean, Manager Hotel
Combs. Albuquerque. y. NJ.
Dear sir; Your letter of May %
addressed 10 the state corporation
commission has been by that body
referred 10 me for reply. az you have
already been informed. and take
the first moment | have had when |
could answer you.
You show by your letter that you
have something at least approaching
N grievance on account OF the action
% the santa Fe Railroad company
IN permitting some hotels In Albu-
querQue Co solicit business ON the sta
tiun platform aud 90 exclude from
that privilege other hotels. and YOU
express the belief that this IL In re-.
strnint Of trade and violation of the
sherman Law. ~ " were violation
of the sherman law Il would be en-
tlrely beyond the Jurisdiction OF any
state officers, and any remedy to be
applied would be only through agen-
, Cios of the federal government. II N,
however, ! believe matter Of pure
local concern and a' subject with
which congress would have no au-
thority To deal Your other sugges-
ton that such action may be IN re-
straint at trade is entitled To some
| consideration. as Il N possible the
courts might hold that such conduct
Is In violation of sections i2g2 and
1898, complied laws OF 1897 ! cam
not however. predict with confidence
whether those sections. which are
aimed at monOpolles OF attempts "a
monopollze trade or commerce"
case as this
I have made some examination OF
authorities aud find that there have
been In different states In the union
eases decided by the appellate courts
where similar questions we're inyolN-
ed. the greater part Of them being as
10 hnckm@n or omnibus companies
railroad companies have given to
srch persons or companies exclusiv"
privileges az their stations, and when
the matters have been brought into
y court the decisions have not been
harmonious In a number of eases
the courts held against the railroad
companies, but In most 81 those eases
the decisions were based upon some
constitutional or statutory provision
requiring the railroad companies "a
grant equal facilities for the trans
portation at passengers ANA freight
60 all persons, companies or corpora
tons" We have no such statutory
nr constitutional provision Ia New
Mexico. SO that these decisions ar
not applicable. ana even " we has
such provision ! doubt " Il wou'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05

MONEY To LOAN.
On furniture. pianos. organs. horsoa.
wagons and other chattela; also OR
salaries and warehouse receipts; as
low az $1,000 and az high as $4,000.
Leans ara quickly made and strictly
private. Time--one month 60 ina
year given. Goods to remain w y0ur
possession. Our rates are reasonable.
Call and see uR before borrowing.
Steamship tickets 20 and from all
parts OF the world.
PRIVATE OFFlCIcS--Open EVENINGS
THE uousEhOLD LOAN Goa
Rooms ; and 4, Grant building.
aO3ss West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05

FoR sAI.g.
$1,000 h-reom modern hrict.
corner; third ward
$4,000 2-siory frame: IS
rooms with store room and
large dining doom, Second
Iireet. opposite shops.
$1,000 a-room frame. fourth
ward.
Ss0D--3-room frame: terms;
North first street
sG5O--2-room frame; cool
condition. city water. easy
terms; North Elshth street.
S600. a-rODm adobe; city
water. easy terms; fourth ward
EOR REM.
500 .O0-l.arEe modern stars
room in splendid conditions
gnOd locnlson
s25.00~~b-room modern cni-
tage. fourth ward
John M. Moore Realty Co.
F'llone 80. ait VI. tloid.
q a q q = a a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05

'177I7II'7Il1 ~
PASTURE Tor horses ara cattle 81
pr mon'h. Apply a = slsopp.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05

Kansas city. June a. Hugs Re-
ceipts. S,000, market &c lower. bulk.
$3.50 ffS,40; heavy. 25mH.35;
packers and butchers. SS.30W&.A5;
light, SS.3b MN.i5. pigs, s100m7.75.
Cattle Rec, ipts 3O00' market
steady 90 strong; prime fed steers.
$3.50 n SEQ; dressed beef steers. s7S5
Ss.b0W 1.35; heifers. x6.G5MS.i0;
stockers and feeders. 26,5Om 30;
bulls, S6.00H 125. calves. s7.00u
100.
sheep Receipts $4,000; market
weak TO Zoe lower. lambs. $500 a.
SOC; yearlings. tS.00mG.5O. weihers,
ta.506 i,75; ewes ti.O0ma.2s. stock
ers and feeders. &3.2b@aOO
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05

ono way 10 relieve habiinal conntl-
patton IL 20 take regularly mild lax
alive. Doan's Regnieis are recon-
mended for this purpose s5c q box
az an drug stores
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05

Santa Fe Copper.
224 GOLD AVE.

tQuoiaiien furnished by Logan q
Bryan. Board OF Trade, Chicago.)
Boston. Mass. june s.--One hun
hred shares of santa Re copper were
said today az Ia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-05

New York. june 5. Money on calf
steady 2la@2A per cent Time
loans stronger: sixty days 4 per cent;
ninety days. ~ per cent; six months
5Nbie per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 5's per
cent.
bar silver. g0hc.
MeXican dollars. i0c