davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-29
First Fair Under State Auspices
Is Splendid Success Financially

The first New Mexico fair, held un.
der state auspices, was "a splendid sue
cess financially, according 10 the tab
ulatod statement or receipts and dis
buHomcnta. filed for record by As.
aiatnut Manager Thomas n. Binkort
acting for Manager Frank stOrt2
who is M In a hospital nc 81. Louis
Tho report reflects credit upon prcsi-
dent Ralph G.. Ely. of the state fair
commission upon Vice President
Charles a. scheurich. and upon So
mon storm. secretary Of hlo
commission. II IL likewise Of especial
credit 10 Frank A. sturtz and Thomas
r. BInkert, who as manager and as
fistaut manager, respectively had
charge Of the major part Of the ardu-
oua detail work necessary for the sue
cess Of the annual statewide eXp0ai-
ton
Perhaps the most gratifying part OF
the report is in the summing up. q
balance above al expenses belng
shown OF 41.876.1g. This ia three
times tho amount OF any balance
shown by a state fair IN the past slX
yeura. However, this fact largely was
made possible by the $4,000 appropri-
alton bY the state, which. added 20
the contributions Of Albuquerque busi-
ness men and citizens, gave a substan-
ual total with which 10 stage the
fair
Albuquerque and the whole state
can wen bc proud Of the showing
made bv The state fair this year,
which viii lend encouragement 90 r.
unity of purpose for next years am
nnal exposition IN this city. II is said
that the balance left In the fair fund
win ha used as tho nucleus for the new
state fair grounds 90 be coHstrucicd
on the mesa east OF Albuquerque, tcn-
utivc plans for which already have
been prepared at the direction of
President Ely.
The tabulated report printed here
with, accounts for every cent received
and shows how il was expended. The
report follows.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-29
Thcology Mustn't he Questioned.

A Richmond negro preacher said 20
his congregation, MY bredrin, when
de fust man. Adam, was created. he
was made ob wet clay and set up
arin dc Fireplace to dry"
"Do YOU suy.H said one Of the eon-
eregation, rising Go his feet, "dat
Adam was made oh wet clay. an set
up agln dc Fireplace TO dry
Yes. sar. | do
Den who made DC e-place2"
set down, sar' said the preacher,
stcrnly, "sich dogone questions as dat
would upset any system oh theology.
Trolley News.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-29

Refunds.
Romero Adv Co, acct sign
A. n a S. r, X. r. CO,
presidents fare .+.....
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-29

The Duke of Bedford has sold
nineteen acres for hlrty-threo mill
lion dollars That s. little higher
than current prices on Central avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-29

In MoXico the non-comhatant shows
all the carmarks Of the innocent by
standOr.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-29
Street Privileges.

Nav Goldenbere. dances ....$300.00
Percentage on concessions ... bA3.9O
Percentage on carnival shows. GS3.95
a.. a. Wright. acct. trip 10 moon 1850
E. q. wade. drayago ..... 10
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-29
STATEMENT OF BALANCE or
1918 FAIR.
RECEIPTS.

Balance from 1912 Fair ....S 9171
Fair Ground Privileges.
$. O. Smith, soft drinks, sand
wiehcs etc. .............$20O.OO 90
A. Pollock, camera privileges
feloqedl ............ 500
". r. Brown, novelties ...tt. 20.OO
Barellu a Sheron score cards 5000
Southwestern brewery a. lee
Go. .ts.tts.ts.t..tt iVV'Vv
g. r.. Lewis hooking tclosodl 10000
&. o. Spurgeon spindle Joint. 25.OO
Sale of season tickets ........ 1880
Exhibitors spnce rentnls .... 1880
llumanitono Co, concession. 500
Cash at grand stand ........ 8'9b
sale of apples ............ 1900
snle of lumber ............ 5000
Sale of tubs .............. $50
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-21

though Dillon outpointcd Klaus the
public WAS not satisfied with him 90
champ. There ~ wealth Of good
material Jimmy Clabey tack Dillou.
Frank klaus. Eddie MceooTty, Mike
Gibbons and Billy paphe. hat when u
comes 10 a match between them there
- always some hiteh, ana the bout -
either made nm inposaibiiity o. elise a
poor exhibition H. staged. So We have
no champ In this class and unless on
elimination contest r. stsaed q looks
as N u would be long time before
We viii have one
Johnny Kilbane IS king OF the icath-
crs. all right. and although Johnny
Dundee held him "a an alleged l0~
found draw, we can he conso,c1 ~
the fact chat Dundee VII hardly he
able To- nghi at the l22-pgun lint
and more. which leaves kiiat1c hend
and shoulders above the rest
The weller weight utle seems to
have disappeared ahogc'he-. OF
course, there arc claimants Of .his III
tie. hut us In the other CLASSES. there
b. no real champ Ray Brn1aoa and
wildcat Ferns are the most consistent
performers In this division Jimmy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-21
MORE WRANGLING THAN
EVER BEFORE IN THE
FIGHT GAME DIVISIONS

Perhas never before IN the history
OF The nHtic game D. ttcrc ptcn SO
much wranRiing ana uncertainty re-
gardiug the champions in the dncr-
ont divisions as there Is al the pres
cnt time.
Willie Richie. by his clean cut VICE
tory over Joe Rivers. has helped TO
clear NJ matters q little Oy giying vs
one bona nde champion, but IN, fact
remains that there are several classes
In which the fistic public wiu not ac-
copl a champion and fr"Nn him
champ Of them all" as fhog did John
L. sullivan. Bob Fitzsimm0u., sec
Walc0u. Young IOrbctt and ABE At
tell Ia the days Of old
starting with the heaVics Wc have
Jack johnson as the heavy weight
champion Of the world. ana while we
hate 10 regard his as such set 'h" fact
remains that he wears the crown. ia Is
rs the scrappcr all right, but that
seems 10 be- all there Dr. TO his credit.
tie is over lei France nov ana there
probably IL nothing which would
please the fans here b. America wore
than TO see Georges Carpenter take
his measure and Then come over here
and mix with the present crop 90
heayios in this country.
As " is Arthur Pelky IL regarded az
~, but nearly everyone would ha utats
before calling him the best 80 the is
men today Gunbodt Smith, Jess WA
lard. sam i.angford. Joe Iegnnetts
and George Rodei are good wsn who
claim the title ana they have "A Ugh,
TO as there h. no real chsmp in tho
heavyweight class M the pres at time
outside of johnson
The middle weight class is 'r tho
worst condition Of the mail. The title
was lost when. Stanley kete1cl ctmo
to an untimoly end and hps ne, er
been found again There are a ot 90
good boys In this class, but Tor Some
reason or other they are not rr0Gaht
together with any satlsfnctor results.
The Decoration day battle between
Jack Dillon ana Frank Klaus Was SUI
posed 80 produce 70 middle weight
champ. but ~ didn't for the battle was
SO tame and void OF class that al
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-21
CLAYTON, FOLSOM
AND TRINIDAD
GET TOGETHER
People Of Colorado and New
Mexico Towns in IL Autos
Hold Picnic to Boost High
way Over Trinchera Pass.

Trinidad. Colo. July 2f.AOvor an
Invisible boundary line yesterday the
people Of two states extended a hand
OF fricndship and cooperation and
linked together the interests OF two
growing communities Of the south
west Good roads boosters OF Folsom
and Clayton met and mingled with
good roads boosters OF Trinidad In the
shade Of tall trees and the common
purpose that was the inspiration -
the picnic was a highway over Trim
cheru pass connecting linz Of the
highway.
Forty men and women Of Trinidad
IN twelve automobiles left here az
S:s0 yesterday morning and met tho
people from Folsom and Clayton AZ
the grove about thirty-nve mlieR
southeast 81 this city Ia ColfaN coun.
~ Il was here that the party in
spectCd the work that r. being done
on the road Ia the pass on the New
Mexico side. The work II being dorr
hy a subscription taken up al Fol-
som. Tho work has been started hut
short time. Cuts and Ellis are be-
ing made and the road graded and
crowned To aid the Folsom people
In the completion 81 the road work
the Las Aflimas county delegation
took up a subscription and every
member Of the party contributed
the sum ~ sl0O was raised and With
Il Trinidad pledged its moral support
10 the advancement Of the work
which means as much 10 this city as
20 the people ~ ColfaN county
The picnic was held on the hanks
was spread Ia the afternoon the
people OF three live towns gathered
together and listened Ia good roads
talks. The start home WAS made lalc
IN the afternoon and the Trinidad
party reached here shortly before 9
o'clock
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-21


Nna sea VIVA m'heA og ,hr
widals Hesl ele Rdo4''ag tleciflc
poWtf
n|eiflcl,y has been found me
eieantss and beet pouer FOR inrse
pott'nH houses
Tbe steam roeda "a Berlin Wil be
electrified owing % rapid increase
uf traflic.
Fourteen steel plants ln this coun-
iry are roplppcd wish electric nmeit-
ina furnaces.
Auto factoflts aro saia 10 be
henilhlul places for workmon because
% electricity employed
Hamilton. Ontario. proposes an elc-
tric slen mile long and about ioO
feet high advertising the city.
ltecant experiments demonstrate
that Il is quite impossible 70 produce
miniature dlamonds IN an electric
furnace.
u r. eslimeted thet more than two
aud a half billion dollars are invest
ed in the electrical supply stations IN
this country.
The expedition which left New
York Juiy ana to explore ihc Arctic
continent known AZ Crockcr Island,
carried with u powerful wireless
telegraph equipment. Tho generators
will be- operated hy kerosene engines
and the wireless system win have q
range OF 2oe0 miles The wireless
apparatus wi b. Installed on the
north side 81 Flagier BAY. This viii
enable the expedition % keep IN
touch with civilization and Il viii at
20 permit ~ experiments with d.
rootod uortzian waves under tho ideal
climatic conditions Of tho Arctic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-21
Proposals for Work

In the morning when you're Dress
ing your time is short. you can't be
guessing whether your linen Is wrong
or right. especially II you were out
last night II II h from us when YOU
grah shirt you can rest assured rs
free from dirt and IL atarched aud
lroned as A shirt should be- flling the
wearer with JOY and gieo. Your col
lar Is next ana you can tell II the
edge IN pressed and rounded we'll, II
was done by iiubbs In one OF his tubs
end was moulded 10 form without the
least wear that would cause "a collar
90 brcak or tear. just think of II,
your collars will last aud you won
have 10 spend your coin SO fast u YOU
phone one double seven YOU have
work 10 60 Il will be done by Hubbs
Laundry Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-21
ALBUQUERQUE PEOPLE
IN THE STATE CAPITAL

The Santa Pc New Mexican 81 sat.
urdny. July - has the following items
OF interest regarding Albuquerque
people
Mrs. George Franc and daughter
May. ana Miss Julia kc,ehcr are IN
the city from Albuquerque. visiting ~
the home of Mr. and Mrs Charles g
Ciosson. on Monday the above named
VIII form party going TO the Pccos
Tor few weeks camp ON one 0f the
best nahlng streams IN the west
Frank Butt. formerly 81 this city.
but now In charge of The Butt Hro-
theirs druR store az Albuquerque. left
last niRht for the Duke city after
Two weeks vacation from his duties in
the store a. W Butt who had been
relieving him dering his absence, has
returned 20 santa pc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-21
WHAT IS DOING IN
NEW MEXICO


Native Copper by Carionds.-Throe
carloads Of solid native copper were
taken from pocket OF the santa
Rita mine. Grant county, New Mex
leo. and sent directly 20 the smeiter
In May. The discovery OF such peck
cts la this mine b. not unusual but
seldom Is one round 40 large ab TINS
Another Strike la Black itnngc.-
"A travelling salesman has made "a
valuable strike on fiye claims In the
Black range uf Socorro county, New
Mexico, nifty miles north OF silver
city. Tho ore is gold, silver and
copper and assayors say u is OF great
value, The Black range rs a store
house OF valuable minerals.
Cooking With C;as Ia Gallup Dis.
uict.--sufncient natural gas IN sow-
Ing from the Seven Lakes wells IN
the Gallup district (New Mexicol 20
cook with. II Is not enough for gem
eiNl use, but the drlllers camped
there have plenty Tor fuel aud light
sugar ueets "a Mlaxwcil.--iiosweon
loco and 1900 acrcs ~ sugar beets
have been planted by farmers Of the
Maxwell district % Colfax county
New Mexico. this season. The fields
Will be cultivated. the plants thinned
aud the beets harvested by Indians
brought from Taos. n. A., aud Hoi-
brook, ARR. Last year the best oee's
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-21
TapIoca cream.

3 hcaplIg tablespoons flake tapioca
cup Of cold water
quart Of milk
Pinch OF salt
cup Of sugar
eggs
Soak the tapiOca overnight M the
cold water; In the morning bring the
mnk to boil. add the tapioca aVd
salt aud stir until " thickens; ada
the sugar and the yolks Of the eggs
well beaten. Take from the fire aud
let cool for few moments. then stir
IN the whites of the eggs which have
been beaten TO stiff froth. and any
preferred flavoring; chill thoroughly
before serving.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-21

A young gentleman of tho colorod
persuasion had promised his rir a
pair ~ white gloves for Christmas
gin Entering a large department
store. he az last found the counter
where these goods were displayed and
rather heaitatingiy remarked. "Ah.
want a pair % gloves"
How long d. YOU want themY' In
Quired the buHlnessllke clerk.
"Ah doesn't want 10 60 rent 'em
nh wants nj d buy 'em. replied tbs
othcr indignantly. iiarper's Maya
zine.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-21

...,...... ~.
~. ,,t.......
,.'....,.. 81 -.
-. -. -.
$500.
1890. ........s
..,,.
-. ~.
:. -, ~, a.
'''N nv n.
t 49, -.
"
st ~ '' .
NJ. -.
........ ... .............. ........ ~. nsie
@ ......,. s..n.ooft
-. 49,. ~. ,,n..menis
.s.......'., .s,.e ~, 49,, ana
E.-, 5000 ,s.ie ,nbors
- s ~. ~, ,hs uorsnss
- 800 ,.-....,.s - y were a
,,..,..,... ~, ~. seeaent
-......... 80. ..,.l.. .e.,if -, break
~,.t..ss,.,.' 4 81. been buay
s.,. 49,. "a ,here - reason
, n ,,i r.t hesitate al
$500. ~. 4. 81 ~,
III. ....,.., .,.,t w.
49,, $3.50. 4. ~ nfss,ed wan the
...,., r,.p,r.4 ~ wils,am 5en.
-.,.. ..sve. s.ere,s,s 81 .,nte. de-
1880 H.. nur,sw IN Engraving
~ rtss.,.~ 81 ,he acs ~ sadrsssine
s,.,.s t.hnu,avoun nasembly. a
800. ~ rr4oe tnsce On table. ore
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-21
AnaonD v. cooiEx.

Thc news of the death ln Maasa-
rhusotis - Jaase afford W Cooley
win bring real sorrow 90. countless
friends IN New Mexico. made during
ihe several ycar be spent N the
southwest % hip cparaseous battle
for NE and health battle which
be has Finally lost Those who knew
Judge Cooles. however know that he
went Gown With coIors flylns he
was = man o. unusually brilliant and
raried abilities cultured and kindly
and IN the trucst sense Of the word a
gentleman. Even with the handicap
o. his illness, his services 20 New
Mexlco. on the bench. "a regent Of
the state rniversiiy and IN other po-
sitions were invnsuabie. stricken with
tuhercutosls while holding TIE posi-
tom Of assistant attorney general Of
the United states. judge Cooley was
rising rapldiy In national affairs and
there II no doubt that had his health
Remained his ambition ana ability
mpuid hass carried him far toward
the TOP.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-21

Whites of 5 eggs
q cup Of sugar
~ teaspoon % cream Of tartar
y cup Of bread flour
teaspoon vanilla
Beat the whites of eggs until stiif
and dry and add gradually, while
beating constantly the sugar mixed
and afted with the baking poyder.
Sifr the flour into the mixture. add
the nayoriug. and cut and fold until
well blended FIN buttcred gem
pans two-thlrds FUN sprinkle with
powdered sugar. aud bake In a mod
crate oven.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-21
RAISING FROGS.


People whose epicurean fancies
have been carried sufficiently far will
doubtlcas hail with much enthusiasm
the Acknowledgement that the govern
ment h going 10 give lessons In the
raising % hullfroas a. a table deii-
eacy.
Dispatches say that the federal fish
calture station near Edeuton, south
Carolina. Will give particular atten-
ton 70 the frog question. with view
70 improving the frogs food value
and toward lessenlns the cost OF ~
cultivation u seems that within re-
cent years the demand for frogs has
greatly exceeded the supply 20 that
the average consumer Ii not receiv-
inE hia due
There are comparatively few fuih
who pine FOR frog less. but perhaps
that IL because they have not been
given an opportunity to test the rare
dish. Maybe IN time frogs will re-
ducc the high cost Of broiled chicken
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-21

Gardiner now says that he has
comeback stunt up his sleeve which
viii make them all ait up and take mo-
tlcc,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-21

the capture ~ several auto loads
oi bombs IN Lisbon Indicates tbe'
there r. siil more or less restless
ness In that country.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-21

Emmeline Pankhufsl has put one
over on the police again. But then
The Locon bobby doesn't bear the
reputation OF belns the most perspl-
eaclous official In the world.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-21

Peace IN the Balkans ia said today
20 be nearer We have been havins
near-peace IN the balkans for lons
-lime.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-21

ELECTRIC SPARKS.


Merrill Wisconsin. has new
trackless trolley bus line.
The Islands of the West Indies are
10 he. connected by wireless
Indirect electric lighting h now eA-
tonsiVely used In large buildings.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-21

Bryan So iecturing without pay in
Indiana, We trust that az least "a
small silver offering is being taken
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-21

Stuffed Esss Potato Salad
sliced Radishes and Cucumbers
with French Dressing
Taploca cream silver sponge Cake
stuffed hBg%
hard boiled eggs
tablespoons Of cream or olive oil
tablespoon of lemon juice or
vinegar.
I tablespoon chopped olives
tablespoon chopped pimento
salt and tobasco
Cut the eggs IN half. removing the
yolks. Mash the yoiks with the
cream. then add the lemon Juice;
when Thoroughly mixed. add the OIL
Ives. pimento and seasoning; fill the
whites with the mixture. place on
lettuce leaves and serve cold.
Potato Saiad.
z cups cold boiled potatoes diced
tablespoons preatod onion
tablespoons Of oil
! tablespoon of vinegar.
Salt.
Mix the oil. vinegar and salt and
p6ur over the potatoes and onion. let
aing them stand for some time theh
pour. over the folowing dressing;
/ I cup ~ sugar a..
\ cup OF cream
4 cup OF vinegar
/ tablespoons olive Oh
I Yolks 10 two eggs. well beaten
/ Salt and pepper 10 taste
Cook ln double boiler until thick.
pour over the potatoes while hot, ana
y let cool.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-21

The president Of China Is charged
with twelve crimes. In this ho gets
on BOT easier than the average pres
ident 81 The United states
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-21

piowing On the oiln.--rhomas fy-
ons. big ranchman on the CHA. ~
Grant county. New Mexico. thirty
miles from Silver clis. breaks and
plows his land with traction engine
of 100 horse power, drawing eight
plows He grows forage mainly. re-.
ducing Il for silob
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-21

ina rest Of the cabineiecrs who don't
know how 40 lecture except 10 their
anderssrappers.
SPEAKING Of horrible examples
do you remember those they used |
10 hand ous 10 you IN the algebra
class7
KATE ADAMS Entirely Redecor-
ated Inside ~ Memphis Headline.
80 nc, us a boat.
o.
Tho Chccrfui Thinkcr.
ia love to pay the Income tax,
Ia pay Il with delight.
"a pile the stuff 10 precious stacks
IA sit up half the night
IA Try 40 be the first 10 pay
ia be II " could.
And then ia 20 my cheerful way
Al least ! think 1 would.
OF course. ia want an income big.
80 I could pay the more
The deeper down I had to dig
The richer stream I'd pour.
n I had coupons piled IN racks.
with millions SO the good,
How ioyously Ia pay the tax
Al least. I think I would.
cleveland Plain Dealer.
D
DON'T WAIT until somebody Of
fers "a turn the grindstOnc FOR YOU u
you need an edge on your AK.
The Derniest DernIer Cri.
fFrom the Adritn. Mica., Timcs)
Mrs. Arthur Palmer was hostess 20
a luncheon Of attractive appointments
al the Elk's club wednesday after
noon. honoring her house guest. Mrs.
Robert Gale Of Grand Rapids. The
tables were artistic with their great
baskets Of syringes.
o.
WHAT has become of the old-iash.
toned girl who used TO part her hair
In the middle7
O.
AND SPEAKING Of the
%
THINGS YOU should
o.
WORRY ABOUT--therc's
o.
YOUR NEIGHBoR's High Cost Of
Living
BILL BRYAN's monthly bin for
grape juice
d
WHETHER that rock discovered
by the Pennsy museum really con
tains the code Of King flamurabi Of
Babyionia-
d
WHETHER or not the Hopi let r.
Roosevelt hold few Of the rattle
snakes
THE ULTIMATE fate Of General
Iiuft-n--
fF YoU forget 70 take baek that
lawnmower YOU borrowed.
o
WHETHER MAYOR Door Knob
Der Sellers catches any hsh-F F.! .
D
"THE ILLINOIS steal Co"-st.
Louis Globe Democrat once more
the Inspired compositor.
D.
TWENTY of her neighbors testified
that an Atlantic cay woman was "a
common HihlNs AAuNN'l az hhA'NNT
mon one. we should judge.
q
A FRENCHMAN has Invented "a
machine which he claims VIII put
stenographcrs out OF business, We
hardly think ~ There would be NO
fun in the boss taking mere machine
out Tor Joy ride when the days work
was done,
o
MAKING a NOISE like a Wit
Wizard % q Whecze-
Factory isn't such "A strain
on nice cool days like thcrze.
D.
THEY'VE Invented dog biscuits
shaped like homes which heats the
green spectaglee by the aid Of which
YOU feed Dobbin shavlngs and he
thinks It's alfalfa.
D
HuNCH 10 those who fear being
burglarlzod--lea all the doors and
windows open and have the word
welcome" engraved on your door
mat. II FaveH damage 10 screens and
glass. e u. J.
= a q a a a a a a a q a q a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-21

~
Valuable Mines soid,--Thc Parker
mines. cinima CAMPS and townsltcs.
IN the nurro mountains OF Grant
county New Mexiro have been sold
90 phclpa-DouEe consideration $500
600. u u said shat the property win
BE- developed ~ the new owners 10
an extent equal a. that Of the santa
RITA mines ~ the same county. and
employing az many men, The santa
Rite mines and mill employ more
than 1000 men.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-21

And 80 - uu iae nst You can OIL
q ouk Tor y1oseIf Certainly this
would furnish the world with a Hail
"a PANE calculated a. drive the phil
hieiia& insane with SOY and to make
she mes 81 the pfecedcnt-breakers
50 r*ung down the ages.