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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-06-07
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DUNBARS GONE TO NEW
ORLEANS FOR TEST

.DUNBARS GONE TO NEW
ORLEANS FOR TEST.
child is the son of the Dunbars,
and it will take the greatest and
most sensational evidence ever.
produced before a jury to prove
to them that the child is the son
of Julia Anderson, the North
Carolina woman, who claims him
as hers.
Judge WeatheraIl Of the Dis
trict Court in which Columbia,
Miss, is situated instructed his
grand jury recently, when the
famous kidnapping case came up
before them, not to return any
bill in the case, and that he
would have absolutely nothing
to do With it. This wise judge
is of the opinion, like most of
the people throughout the state
of Mississippi, that Walters
should be brought to Louisiana,
where he rightfully belongs, to
stand trial, for the kidnapping of
little Bobbie Dunbar. He can
not understand how a man of
Governor Brewers character
and ability can act so imprudent-
|ly and un-Wisely in such a case.
Mr.. Percy Dunbar, father of
the little boy, did not go with
the party who took the child to
New Orleans, as he thinks that
it would draw comment from
Walters attorneys. For that
same reason he did not go into
the room when Julia Anderson
was examining the child in this
city a few weeks ago. Conse-
quently the uncle of the child
s y as sent te take the fathers
place.
1t is hoped that the meeting Of
the Dunbars and Bilbos in New
Orleans will speedily bring this
case to a close. and that Walters
will be tried in Louisiana where
he stands libel for his wrong
doing, and where he will be tried
as justly and honestly as in any
court in the great United States
of America. There is no reason
to fear that Walters would be
with unjustly if he were to
be tried in a Louisiana court,
even liz the court here, in Ope-
lousas. AS a matter of fact the
Judge, the jury, the lawyers, as
well as the very people them
would be more lenient on
him than probably any other
court. There is no question of
Iynching the man if he were to
be taken to this city, further
more there never was such a
question, as the people here
never considered to take the law
their own hands. Opelousas
has the reputation Of having one
Of the fairest and best courts in
the state, it is 4 certainty that
this honorable court would not
go out of its dignity to punish a
man like Walters if he would not
pc guilty, nor to turn him loose
f it could be proven that he did
lidnap little Robeat Dunbar.
Let us trust that the identifica-
ion which will take place at 81
'clock this afternoon in the
City will turn out for
he best and that the case will
Don have been a thing of the
asst.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-06-07

On motion Of Mr.. DALEY
The committee on claims re-
solved itself into regular session
Iof Police Jury.
DR.. Ciopton in the chair.
The committee on claims re-
ported through Chairman Gull
lory that they had examined the
claims as above detailed and
found same correct.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-06-07
sioN "A L
ESTATE OF Charles 7. BIENvENU.
%. 6S13 Probate 0ecket. District Court,
Fafish o. 81 Laiadfy, La,

Ey YtTfueof An a4ar 81 the Hon. ii, ri.
Payy, .fta'tte 81 tha 18th judicial District
court q Louisiana, 4 aud for the Parish OF
ST. there Will e sold at public aue-
tor, TOR cash, 10 ttte iast and highest bidder
gy me aaaerstgne5 aetEafHfstrtrix, or any
duly auaitled auctf 4ft@er of this parish. at
the principal front eao- of the Court House
IN the Gtty OF Opelolsas. La. m
Saturday, June n, 1918.
at II O'Clock ii. I'd. sIn. following described
property. to-Wft
/. "A certain LOT Of u ound. with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, Stu
ated fn1he City Of 1spclousas, La, at the
corner OF Main foulard streets, and
baIaaed norm by E%fH!ara street, south by
property of Christian af0raninveg, east by
Main street. ana stest by property now or,
formerly belonging samuel Haas.
2. a certain lot III aIoInd. unimproved,
situated IN the Joli Eoagni subdivision,
IN the city or Dnal1us $, La, ard known
ana t~icstgnared - ~ eight ls) III FLOCK
TOUR "a, on the pisfoi said subdivision.
3. The contents 5 opk IN trade, etc, OF
what Is known as tS3eIfsenu's Drugstore, IN
the City OF OpeiGusas. La, consisting OF
a stock of drugs, chemicals, patent medt-
cines, prescription stand, fixtures, etc, etc.
4. The contents OH the last residence OF
b deceased first hersin described con
SiSting OF all the fnrfsitaTe, etc, therein,
bedding, fixtures .kttcien utensils, etc, etc.
lot Of miscgi3ane6u open accounts
due by divers person o the deceased.
s.. One share capsts1 stock of the Union
z. Ten shares III tt oIambian Improve.
ment Company OF ~apei3usas, La
-TERMs--cash.
MAY sAaD0Z BIESVEhu.
may s6t Administrators.
EH#&#%#
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-06-07
0ISIleu,
F. o. PAVY, Chairman;
Frank Dimmiek.

Motion by Mr.. McCaffery-
Be it resolved that the report
of committee on road ordinance
be accepted and the ordinance
calling an election on June 9th.
1913, for the purpose of voting a
three mills tax for 40 years, be
and the same is hereby repealed
and rescinded; and resolved fur
Their, that the same committee be
continued until discharged.
Motion carried.
On motion of Mr.. Guillory-
The Police Jury resolved itself
into a committee Of the whole to
examine and approve claims.
Mr.. Guillory in the chair.
Nc L Swords, conYy'g in
sane to asylum, mile
age, etc. % so
NJ L Swords, arrests 7.
Auzenne from Allen
par, mileage. etc. 16 10
NJ L Swords, feeding pris-
oners, May Sc IS
W Swords, attendance
on court, Is days in
May 90 90
NJ L Swords, exps. to re-
turn George Ayere from
Tex. to Opel - 90 35
G r Baltic, juror on inq. 400
a " Winkler, juror on
inc. -. 4 90
H Dunbar, juror on ina. 400
Adam Reed, juror on mo-. A 90
@ 3 Driscole, juror on
inq. A 90.
Electrical & Plumbing
Co., repairs in jail 90.
G CPulford, work in Rec
orders office ...... 100
Il L~astrapes, Jr., record'g
IND, etc. 5 so
Fl Bodemuller, stationery
and pt'g "a O5
H E Estorge, 4 days and
tel. messages on trip to
Miss. on req. w. C.
Walters q so
Van Right, attend
ing wounded pris. in
jail 500
. ] Muller, demonstra-
ton agt,s April and
May, 1913 rs 60
st Landry Clarion, pub.
proceeding, May, 1913 10 ooI
Jacobs News Co, sundry
stationery .. 5 10I
Cumb. Tel. CO., service,
clerks off. . 275I
Cumb. Tel. Co, service,
2. j. of. 2e5
Savant. demonstration
agt., April and May,
1913 rs 90
{ Sandoz, sundries for
Jail 3ooi
City of Opelousas water
and lights. II IS
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-06-07
On motion of Mr.. Daley

On motion of Mr.. Daley
The Police Jury adjourned
until tomorrow morning at 8
o'clock.
June 3, 1913.
The Police Jury met pursuant
to adjournment. Present: DR..
Clopton, President; Messrs.
Durio, Guillory, Iseringhausen,
Daley, Pavy, Fisette. Brown,
Walters, Beall, McCaffery, Dim
mick and st. Cyr.
Motion by Mr.. Durio-
Be it resolved that the sum of
two hundred dollars be appropri-
ated out Of the 1st ward internal
improvement fund, for the pur-
pose of-digging a canal to drain
the public road near Debaillon's
bridge; provided that a like
amount be donated on the part
of the citizens and property
holders residing in said neigh
borhood; resolved further that
the said work be done under the
supervision Of the road super
visor and accepted by him on
competition Of same, and re-
port made to this body,
after which warrant shall
be issued to the contractor; and
be it further resolved that the
contract be let by Mr.. Adolphe
Guillory, member of the Police
Jury, 1st ward.
Messrs. Durio, Guillory, Dali
ey Iseringhausen, Pavy, Fisette,
|Clopton, Brown, Walters, Beall,
McCaffery, voting yes.
Motion carried.
To the President and members
of the Police Jury;
Gentlemen: We the under.
signed committee appointed tc
meet a committee Of citizens OF
the parish, at the Court House,
lave r rennrt as folIous. ps
Va VOW conon;ttoa naat . INV,
har IF ;ts nast nro,a;nan '' o;ti
1o,s of tbie nor;eb ~ az ro,,n4
Ha,1so IN tba G;tn e. nno,o 49,
On IondaT Nay 10Th and than
I'D - H. ! aea d a.as III o'iu e;lell
e aeases9a sue5e.
- 800 500 ca lIss az - a ,le.+ - I ~ IT, IT,
dan .Iu .Ttl's 9TH - f G,ret tba qn ues,
af votina thraa m;i1s tan pf fos.
~ 81 -
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-06-07
THE ST. LANDRY CLARION, JUNE Z. 1913.

Crouchet & Lafond, coffin,
ETC., for pauper 8 90
DR.. R. G. Hawkins, 10
walls anti meningitis
serum Il SO
Western Union Tel. Co.,
kilograms per Swords
and Garland. IA II
MI Swords, judgement,
costs, ETC., in suit
against par. $50 Is
Clifton Violet, 10 days
road work, 1 wd. II So
Henry Linton, 10 days
road work, | wd.- IL so
Nathan Heard, 10 days
road work, l wd. II so
Grant Sanders. 10 days
road work, | Wd. IL SOL
D Durio, 2 days horse and
buggy hire to attend to
road work, | wd. 5 90
John Jennings, 1st at.
road work, 1 wd. At sol
y O Chachere, road work.,
/ wd. 60 90
John Jennings, road work,
/ Wd. 125 so
ESt landry Lumber Co.,
lumber, / We. 43 So
Port Barre Lumber Co.,
lumber, | Wd. - Is 80
Port Barre Lumber Co.,
lumber, i wd. IS o3'
Jno. Hidalgo, road work,
/ 20 90
Port Barre Lumber Co.,
lumber, | Wd. 81 IS
E NJ Boagni, LIST at. road
work. i wd. 81 81
Shuteston Mer. Co., Ltd,
nails, l Wd. 2 so
Nolle Chaehere, haul'g
lbr. and repr'g b'dges,
/ Wd. 20 0e
Numa Chachere, 9 days
road work, l Wd. Is 0f
Adam C~arriere, lbr. and
rep'g fill, 1 wd. Is sc
] B Hidalgo, road work,
/ wd. -. 62 &c
A Bordelon, road work,
/ wd. 60 so
P Comeau, making one
mile wire fencing. / Wd. Is 90
Leo SaVoie, filing hole on
pub. road, 2 Wd. 5 90
b'dge work, 2 wd. 10 90
Geo. Greig, lumber, 3 wd. q IL
Leonville Lumber Co.,
lumber, 3 Wd. 16 20l
Washington Iverson, rep'g
bridge, 3 Wd. DOL
JOS Benoit, road and
bridge work, etc.,3 Wd. q SO
Onezime Charles, haul'g
lbr., 8 wd. sol
Clay Prince, haul'g lbr-
3 VIC. Z SO
John Prince, road work
and haul'g lbr., 8 wd. 460
Bergeron, blowing
road, 8 Wd.@..'.s,-- 4 so
S Dore, hauFg lbr., 3 wd. 8 %
Ellie Sicily, haul'g lbr.,
3 wd. Is 25
and Castillo, bldg
2 b'dges, 5 Wd. 100 DOL
Chas Guidroz ct ais, road
work, 8 wd. A8 50
B Sicily, road work,
3 wd. 275
Y Fl Sibille, rep'g wires
broken by par. laborers,
3 Wd. 10 co.
Port Barre Lumber Co.,
lumber, 4 Wd. 20 10
Lahaye, road and b'dge
work, 4 Wd.. 90 Is
Port Barre Lumber Co.,
lumber, A Wd. 6 As
W 7 Smith, road work,
ETC., 4 wd. 1874 90 {.
&c Gibbons, lumber, 5 Wd 08
Gradnigo, haul'g lbr.,
5 wd. Is
Doucet, road work,
5 wd. 10 so
D Bertrand, 3 at. road
work, 6 Wd.-.. 81 SOL
Alb Andrus. 3 at. road
work, 6 Wd.... z so !!
los A Leger, 8 at. road !
work, s wd. IS 30 !
Thibodeau, 3 at.
road work, 6 Wd. .. IS 90
? Cormier, 3 ct. road J
work, S wd. 81 so
leonard Bourque, 8 ct.
road work, 6 Wd. ..- 40 rs !,
Jules Lafeur, reb'ldg :
bdge, 8 Wd. Is DOL J
Arthur Prejean, 3qt. road !
work: 5 wd. 81 7O !
Allen Mccoy, 8 at. road +
work e wd 10 1S :
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-06-07
Notice.

A meeting of the R. E. Lee
Camp, No. IA, U. G.. V, of Ope-
lousas, is hereby called to take
place on Saturday, June q,
1913, at IL O'Clock a. M, at the
office of Major Arthur Simon,
adjutanto of the camp. All mem
bers of the camp are requested
to attend the meeting, as mat
tiers of great Importance relative
to the great Gettysburg Re
union and other questions in the
interest Of the grand old boys of
the war of rebellion will be con-
sidered.
The camp expresses it's graft
tude to the Police Jury for their
generous appropriation granted
at their last meeting to assist the
veterans of our camp attend the
Gettysburg Reunion.
MAJOR C.. P. RICHARD,
End Lieut.. Commander.
MAJOR ARTHUR SIMON,
Adjutant.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-06-07
Saturday, July s, 1919,

at o'clock a. m.tbe following described
property, to-Wit.
Four certain lots, s ftuated IN tbe Town
q s1and Cateau Ia. with an the buildings
ana 1nproyemea fheraon, consisting ora
lsNellihg mouse, q bakery and ontbulIdfngs,
bounded northby ST. joseph ST snnrh RI
van ~sItnkhans, cas- by Church Street.
and west by Market street.
1fEn1s and Conditions said property to
pc so5d on g credit 0ft2 months. to repre-
ssht wren me p23ehaser shall give a ~
mouths pond, with good security, to be DO.
proVea Dy the administrator, and a mort
gage retained On tie property solo; said
On sale with the usas clause Of 10 per cent
attorney Z $ ices the event or suit.
CLEMENT CHAMELEON.
lhas 21ot Administrator.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-06-07
Police Jury Proceedings.

Opelousas, La, June 2, 1913.
The Police Jury convened in
regular session this second day
of June, 1913, with the follow
ing members present: DR..
Clopton, President; Messrs.
Durio, Guillory, Daley, Isering-
hansen, Fisette, Brown, Walters,
Beall, McCaffery, st. Cyr.
Opelousas, La, June 2, 1918.
To the Honorable President and
Members Of the Police Jury.
Gentlemen: We, the under
signed committee appointed to
examine the statement of the ST.
Landry State Bank, fiscal agent,
beg leave to report that we have
examined said statement and
found same correct and recon
mend that a warrant for the
sum Of two hundred and thirty
six and 92-100 dollars be issued
to said fiscal agent for salary
interest month Of May, 1918;
interest deducted on deposits as
per contract.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
FATALLY BURNED
IN AUTOMOBILE

Socorro. y. NJ. Feb. S--W a.
Hansen and wife of Denver trayeling
10 California overland In "a White
steamer. were fearfullv burned when
sparks from their camp Tire ignited
their tauk Of gasoline on "Wednesday
morning seventy miles west ct Mag
dnienn Mrs. Hansen rs not expected
10 recover. Yer husband viii be- dis
figured for life as the result Of burns
suffered while trying Go save his wife
Men On horseback notified people a.
Datii. who brought the victims "a that
place for treatment while the couriers
proceeded 90 Masdnlena for doctors
The two had lain hy the roadside near
Quemado for some hours before a.
cowboy discovered them ana gave the
alarm. u b. understood they were
married just upon leaving Denver aud
that this was Ia The nature ~ a
honeymoon trip. Mr. Hansen Is said
a. be- wealthy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

Chicago. Feb t.--ENpected large
world shipments had bearish effect
today on wheat Reports from fudia
that drought continued were ignored
Sensonahio sntirr counted against
the bulls. fhe opening varied from
"a shade lower 10 80 up. MAY started
az 90 7-Sc ~ agc. unchanged a. an
advance ~ i-se ard then ZEN 90
~ s-sc.
The close sas s,.ady with Nav y. a
: NJ RI higt q ~ s-sWs4isc.
Nay go4A Dip ned Use % 8-Sc
a. her az bs 7-s. a. . Sc and re-
seacd 70 az psss-sc The lose wss
steady "a SO i-ic fer Mag. ~ over last
nlchf
MAY oais started q shade off a. @
like Bmornt M a. 36s a. 81 i-Sc.
touc1r4 sst-sN3 ISL LIS and reacted
"a 81 "a fgrc
Despite pre tasinE .toN .slons helS
seadr owing 10 the aGytn N ne
hog MAI kel First SALES rai n T ~
a shade ~ g. Sc hleher WIN Nay
fieeTa1a7o - tis.is for PORK,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
SPLENDID DISPLAY
OF WHITE GOODS
Economist Windows Eagerly
Inspected by Women Who
Recognize Quality in Laces,
Embroideries and White
Goods.

Women who inspected the snowy arr
ray 90 white goods placed on display
IN the windows ut the Economist today
were emphatic in the settlement that
more attractive showing of goods
"i this kind has never been made iu
Albuquerque. The display Includes ull
The new things IN laces. embroideries
ana wash goods Of every description.
together with most interesting rN-
hlhlt ~ waists Decorator Ben =. pur-
year has arranged The display vim
rarr Judgment. ANA the Indications
are that ne Economist store viii be-
on Monday a Mecon for those who can
appreciate the highest quality in
"a bite goods that are absolutely new
and OF the anlIeM teNtmre.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
ALL IN READINESS
FOR ROSFNWALO'S
BIG SALE
Doors Will Swing Open on
Semi Annual Clearance
Event at 10 O'Clock Mon.
day Morning.

me 81 the mr sening events of the
year M Albuquerque the Semi-An-
nuai Clearance sale "a Rosenwalds,
is scheduled 10 Open ut 10 o'riuck
Monday mornine and Judging hy the
advance intestN displayed. % viii Mt
tract an unprecedented rush of bar
gain seekers
~ VIII b. seen IN the two.page an.
nounccment elsewhere IN this even
ing's Herald, the list ~ good things
offered IN the Rorsnwaid sale IT. al
most endless Particularly attractive
are the aa-crnt items which have
been displayed fot some time be- the
Ro-enwald windows These are only
beginners. hoveN the list nf cNtra
specials having hecu extended by the
management Co every department ot
the big store. Through the Efforts 81
Decorator w. a. Reinhnrt and his
stan of able assistants. stocks have
been efer where most nttrnctiy"iA
displayed and arrangements made for
the convenient handling of sale
crowds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

Kansas Cit Feb. -Cafile--T'e
reipts s0e ineiaa F ts0 ossNerns.
s'eaey. native Fs1trr. SEQ u s.5e;
southern steers s1.ao@s 20. southern
cows aad n Hess ts.eeWe.so. native
cows ana hciiers. tf.ag nS.0s; stack
sfs and feeders ts.51w7 3: holls
ss.o006.es. calves. fsho6a, D. west
ern steers. ss.s0Ws.eo scst,rr cows.
Ss.6o y 5.oo.
Receipts ], ~ he7l nf
higher. bulk ~ nsts SIS so.
heavy. tssom1. l0it. r1eksrs snu
butchers. ST. ~ asht. St.Te ~
Use; pics. ss.2satass.
shceS,--- Receipts nonv; -teady. mutt
ions. tt.som SITS: cOloracp lambs
aS.90sf e.se. rinse wsihcrs ana yeai
lines, ss.gs q 7.se. range ewos ss.s0@
90.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
The Markets


s,sotstsn ela.shs4 -. Logan a
l.fyaa. 2 noard a lslat. chtcago.)
New York. Feb s-s,ocie closed
firm. Speculation Fns lifAleaa and the
stock marker ~ eed sediens, TODAY.
Few oppertunlsiea seere pfcesmtrd Cor
prnntsnie traein4 aud room traders
foun little 81 d. AnaAlRamated y az
TIE only rftlai fasorsts ili,t moved
as much ns ] osnf. iltporis that one
Of The lafre eastern truna ln~e vas
preparing frr Il strike uNir .o ihe
delay ia ahinaiinR diitercneef sith the
fifemsn On tbe eastern railroads ~
slsicted dpaAnEs ia The steaks ~ these
FoAda
The narket mairtuinrd a nfm tone
thtoDeA .hr sssaioh aal sn.aH sngugcs
a. occurred we're spneFailt N The
share cg adsaucVA
Bonds we're irFesnlar.
Amalsn mated. - -.
suear. IA hld
Atchienr, 1855.
Reading. id5 Us.
southern Pacil apI1-s
ruion raciac. iet
Steel, - rs,
steel preferred. l9s az.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
GOLDEN RULE SALE
WILL CONTINUE
NEXT WEEK
Phenomenally Successful Bar.
gain Event at Popular Dry
Goods Store Is Just Getting
Good Start.

The end of the hru week ~ the
Golden Hule annual cash clearance
sale has demonstrated that h will
nave Hll former sales of this kiud
hfW clay block Never have the
a lespeOpie handled 30 steady and
enthusiastic q trade nnd preparations
nrr being made for special bargnin
attractions an next week. We d.
u ilat wc advertise the Gnldrn Rule
motto. has held goed ~ usual
winch largely explains the ,aiccess Of
the sale, watch the Herald for The
special bargains
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
GOVERNOR FAVORS
ONLY $4,000
FOR PACIFIC
SHOWS
Special Message Recommends
Expenditures of Less Than
Half Of Sum Asked By Com.
mission.
COUNTY SALARY BILLS
MONDAYS SPECIAL ORDER


T"NFVINI WEHWHN"H '" EsNFHIHN HFFnIu i
error late yesterday sent a special
message 80 the Legislature emhody-
ina the report ~ the exposition conn
mission. which reported that it hnd
selected sites ~ both san Diego aud
san FHncisco u recommended the
expenditure 81 Ss00. 000 on exhibits
from this state. Inv his message. how
ever. the governor recommended that
expenditures not to exceed S1i.o00
for both expeditions be made There
u disposition on the part OF many
Legislators to take part only IN the
san Diego exposition. while others
favor non participation In ritheri ~
ihe expeditions
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WIN
FROM U. N. M. 90 TO Is

in highly exciting and ,orS spec
taculur game 81 basketball this after
noon, the Albuquerque HiEh school
girls won from me University OF Sew
Mexico girls team by the SCORE of
30 Go %. 4 beg bunch of ro"t"is
watched the contest, which was hard
fought throughout The boys TENN,
of m" varsity and high school play
tonight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
GRAND OPENING Of
THE METROPOLITAN
BAR TONIGHT
Roast Turkey and Cranberry
Sauce Features OF FREE
Lunch Served at Handsome
New Establishment.

Roast urt,. ana rruH,r. sauce
are just $500 uI tno gustruulm Dob 90.
fractions announced boo connection
with tH' ef.uI opening tumahl from
until D. u.in'k cot the handsome
new metropolitan Bnr ut tho p"rucr
"f FiiJ street aud Central avenue.
wh't" som. 80 .uou has been ,Npoud-
ed ou thr uursr equipment uf the
Kind @" Do, found in the ciiN Ever,
preparation uas been maur Goo give
th" punU. cordial ANA ratHI N,l-
romr tuu.lHI mud cN,pou" be- cordial.
N invited rH attend.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

Chicago. Feb s.--s'atiis r sceipts
see. steady peeveS. &s.se9g.sg Tex
lis steers. ttaa0s.5a: western steers.
$3.50 q 7.s0. sfockeFs and feeders,
gtssas.sa. cows and hels.rs $500 p
75u; calves. ts.sna foeo.
Hogs Receipts mead. market
strong. HIGHT 49, ISIS: lnixsri.
4T.Ts@efs; heavy. s5.ss0K0F4 ;
rough. 1850 1Se: pigs 81. 5000. Sss
bulk or sales. sT.s5aAle.
Sheep~-Rcceipts l. 500 head; market
strong. native 3 s-srs.ia. western.
f.s0Ge.lo yeaI ~. $40 d .se'
lambs native. o. Gg.se. western,
g6fsaaep.
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siet; for lard and siessN 10 iioks
Tor rios
Close
Wheat May tg.sWst4c. lrs.
% l-fc. sept. ~ s-sc.
Cofn--May af Lee: Jniy. 50 $50
5sc. Sept. sh s.fffss s-Nc.
oats MAY. abHr; lniy. 3s 3.se.
sept.. st Lao.
Mess Pork. per Dbl. May. fia.T0.
1EiF. $3.50.
Lard. per zoe lbs MAY. sio.s7e;
JUDY. tie.8D.
short Ribs per Tea pounds Nay.
sian. luly. slaseA
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Wilson Return, in Princeton.

Princeton, y }. Fob. Pres.
dcnt-eiect and Mn Wilson roturnrI
here go noon from Sew YORK. Vh,r,
they were guests ol cleveland O..
Dodge. ciassmatc and iutimat. triou.
of the governor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
SALARY BILLS SIT roR
MONDAY nv THE UOtfST

Before adiournlng until Monday
the house made the salary bills spec
chi orders for 10 a. m. On Monday.
This ~ conceded 60 be- the opening
~ what viii be The hardest contest of
the present session. The Democrats
are prepared 90 ofier countless
amendments and the Republicans are
NOT united On the present bills.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
HELD IN ST., LOUIS
FOR 100000 JOB
IN CUBA
Ramon Llano Comes to Grief
When He Presents Two $40,
600 Bills for Exchange at
Bank.
IRy Icasea wIre ID IsvenInE Heralal

lBy leased Wire &C. Evening Herald
~ Louis. Feb. S.--Chief OF petoc.
tives Allender today cablcd Ia the
police at TIA saua, cuba, that Ramon
llano. b Cuban. was held here Ia
connection with the theft of s200. 600
from the registered mail there last
fali. and asking whcthcr Llano was
wanted IN Havana by the authorities.
l.lano was taken into custody ycster.
day when he presented two $4,000
bills at the foreign exchange window
ct the Third National hank. THE
uumh"rs at the hills show that they
we're two at tho twenty stolen In ia.
yunu.