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The Keota news., 1914-04-17

xSlo.-A<A0S
American Indians at Denver.
Denver wants Admiral Dewey and
Mrs. Dewey as her guests on May l..
the anniversary of the Battle OF Ma
nila.
Denver will be host to royalty some
time next month when Queen
Eleonora Of Bulgaria will visit the
city.
Plans for Denver's Indian pageant
probably will be submitted to the
board Of directors Of the Colorado
Publicity League soon.
Thomas B. Duvall, eighty-sevsn, .
resident Of Denver for forty-nine
years, died Of old age at the home
of his son. Henry e. Duvall. in Den
yer.
The visiting governors In confer
ence IN Denver were the guests OF the
Indiana Society Of Colorado at an en-
tertainmeht and ball given at Ell Jebel
temple.
Gladys Means, nineteen years old.
was acquitted on the charge of muir
dering her infant child at the regular
term Of the District Court in session
at Cheyenne Wells.
The funeral of w. H. Bryant, for
mer city attorney Of Denver, who died
at the Johns Hopkins hospital in Bal
timore, Md. was from the Bryant resi-
dence, 1107 Pearl street. in Denver.
The questions Of government con-
troll of forest reserves and other pub
lie lands as it affects stockmen was
discussed at the annual meeting Of the
Colorado Stockgrowers Association in
Denver.
The honor Of being In charge Of the
elaborate arrangements for the 1914
May festival at the University Of Colo
RADIO has been given to Pueblo young
woman. She is Miss Dorothy Burton.
q senior.
The tentative itinerary for the $500
mile automobile sociability run from
Colorado through Texas, Oklahoma
and Kansas has been mapped out and
detailed preparations are now being
made by Pueblo, Colorado Springs.
Manitou, Canon City and Trinidad for
this tour.
At the Denver meeting Of the Colo
RADIO Cattle Growers Association. F.
D. Squire Of Rifle and F. P. Johnson.
Denver, were reelected. respectively.
president and secretary for the en-.
suing year, and M. J. Mcmillan, Carl
ton. was chosen vice president, and
Arnold Powell, Yampa, treasurer.
To the charge that the railroads get
81 900 900 worth Of streets and alleys
for money they gave to help build the
$780, Colfax-Larimer viaduct, for
mer Alderman John Mollison enters
vigorous denial. The charge was made
by Commissioner Pitcher at meet
ipg Of the city council Of Denver.
The Keota news., 1914-04-17
STATE NEWS
or interest TO ALL
col q e a DO
PEOPLE
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
DATES FOR COMING EVENTS

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.
May l2-l4-State Council OF Junior Or
der Of American Mechanics. at Colo
RADIO Springs.
June ls.July 4:-Race Meet. Denver.
July s;.Chsrry Pie Pay: Manssnois- n.s,nn p
p. O. Elks at Denver.
July 22-2S.-Cattlemen's Day. Gunni-
Aug. 1s-31.-Prowers Co. Fair. Lamar
Aug. 36-2S-Bent Co. Fair. Las AntmaA
Aug. 17.-Santa Fe Trail Day. Las AMI
Aug. is-Farmers' Fair At Fowler;
Sept. 1-4:-Ar kansa Valley FsH'
Rocky Ford
Sept 3-watermelon Day. Rocky Ford:
Sept. 2-5.-Farmers' AZ d stockmens
Fair. Burlington.
Sept. 1-4.-Morxan Co. Fair. Fort MOI
Sc pt. 1-4.-Larimer Co. Fair, Lovsland:
Sept S-11-Crowley Co. FAIR. sugar
Sept. io.-susar Day. Sugar City:
Sept 14-1s-Colo. state Fair. Pueblo
Sept 12-25.-Western Slope Fair. Aont-
Sept. 23-36.-Trinidad Fair. Trinidad.
Sept z3-26.-El Paso Co. Fair. Calhan;
Sept 2S-30.-I n er- County Fair ana
Race Meet, Limon.
lsl5.-Aast Grand Council OF North
American Indians at Denver.
The Keota news., 1914-04-17
LOSSES. SURELY PREVENTED
promptly.

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-17
SANTA FE CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE ASKS
TAX LEVY REDUCTION

Santa Fe Jan 16-rhe committee
on taxation Of the chamber of Conn
merce at a meeting held this evening
agreed 20 adopt the views Of Attor-
ncy }. H. Crist that the board Of coun-
ty commissioners may still DE cons
PEELED 10 reduce the tax rate levy even
though taxes are already being col
locted under IT,
Judge r. r. Wright, the other legal
membcr Of the committee, holds
otherwise, hut Mr.. Crist cites two cases
as precedenls The committee, there
fore recommended that the Chamb Der
OF Commerce ask the board of county
commissioners To reduce the levy Of
TWO and half mills for interest on
school bends to two mills. deemng
that rate sufficient 60 pay the inter-
est and sinkins fund reduce the Levy
for Inc courthouse repair fund and 10
drop the levy for bridges besides sex
eral other small alterations which
would reduce the entire levy ia the
city something like 10 per cent.
The report also recommends econ
omy in the administration Of public
affairs and the business like conduct
Of public affairs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-17
ATTORNEY DISCARDED
BY STATE SUPREME
COURT; CASES RESET

Santa re, y. Mo Jan. 10. The state
supreme court TO-DAY disfarred lror.
practice IN Che New Mexieo courts
J. y. Wharton, formerly OF Aiama-
goIdo ana later Of IN Paso Tho
charges which were preferred hy At-
tolney Norwell i. Henley and pre-
sented BY Attorney General Frank ~
Clancy, accused Wharton OF emhe2-
zling part Of the estate Of Thomas 81,
Roper. who dice ut the United States
marine hospital at Fort stanton
whose heirs live in So. Louis, ana in
Richmond Norfolk and Williams
burg. Va silas b. May Of Alamo
gordo was appointed administrators
and Wharton became attorney for tho
estate which amounted to S1,G1g15.
Of which, Il is alleged, Wharton failed
10 pay over $f6S5S. and paid over
$1,000 only after an interval from
October 2, 1904 to February ? 1909,
giving as an excuse, al one time, IL
IS said, that he had been robbed Of
the money IN Juaroz. and again thae
the probate court had not met in thai
time.
Case No. 1920 John W. Colbert
appellee, vs.. The journal PUBLISHING
company, was reset for hearing ic
February 26
case 80 1899, the Bowman Bank
a Trust company appellee, VS. the
First National Bank of Albuquerque,
was reset for February 20, and an ore
der was entered allowing the board
of regents Of tho New Mexico school
of Agriculture to join in brief with
appellant.
Case NO l593, Edward Pass, adj
minislratcr, appellant, w. the Occi-
denial Life Insurance company, ap
pcllee, from Mckinley county and
cases Ncs. t,54G and d,547, Rio Puerco
Irrigation company. plaintiff IN error.
VS. II. A. Jastro, defendant in error,
from sandovdl county were argued
ana submitted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-17
LARGE REMlTTANCES
OF TAXES BY GRANT
AND LUNA COUNTIES

Santa re, N, NJ Jan. 1.-THE big-
gest amount Of taxes received for
some time from amy one county, was
acknowledged today by State Treas
urer o. y. Marion, Grant county
having remitted $35,22a,QM AT the
samo time Luna county rcmittct
gt9,4Sl2l
Assistant superintendent of Public
instruction Fiadefo Baea also re-
ocved word tina, Mora county has
made lis school apportionment the
sum being S3,S99.10 or 90 cents per
person OF school age
). ", johnson, OF The state eng
necr's office, returned today from
Las Vegas where he made arrange
ments for the moving e. one of the
Las Vegas road camps ffom twonty-
eight miles this side Of Las Vegas TO
the rock cut seven miles from Las
Vegas
Just as Land Commissioner II. r.
Ervien was about TO leave Roswell
today he was summoned as a witness
In the famous Notwithstanding libel
case In the district coulN FOR Eddy
county, ana can therefore not return
for another week To Santa Re, as the
case had been SET FOR next week
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-17
WOMAN GOES INSANE
BECAUSE POLITICIANS
PROSECUTED HUSBAND

Santa Ice. Jan. 1G.-Insane because
Of political prosecutions to which hen
husband. Manuel Roybal y Lopez Of
northern Santa Fee county. is said 90
have been subjected MIS-. Lopez was
today committed TO the state asylum
for the insane ut Las Vegas. Lopez
has pending i'm the supreme court an
appeal in a case taken up from Santa
Fe county
Frank Allen, convict, Who lost his
mind bordering over experiments with
iadlum and who predicted that the
would be burned to the
ground on March IS. was this morn
inc taken to the insane asylum at Las
Vegas upon commitment by Judge f..
G.. Abbott. Allen was convicted for
burning saloon in Deming. lie is a
brilliant writer and his sketches of
convict life in the New Mexico good
roads camps We're widely read and ad-
mirod.
Judge e, c. Abbott today granted
an absolute divorce 10 Mrs Marearet
Perrett at Rio Arrlha county from
Eli Perrctt, on the grounds Of cruelty
and drunkenness.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-17
ATTENDED HIS
DAUGHTER WHILE SIZE
WAS ON DEATH BED

"a lamceoido n. a. Jam l6-Dr.
p. H. Wcrsham, of IN paso. Tex,
and Dr j. q. Holmes 81 Alamogordo.
occupied lhe time on the witness
Gand TOD II thc Trial Of II II. Ma
jar, charged with causing the death
al his daughter ludora. Both tcsti-
fled 70 having been called into con-
sutation while the sirl was IN ana
both declared hat she died Of poison
symptoms DR. Worsnam declared
chat he later made an analysis Of her
stomach and found that poison had
caused her death Both testified that
tacy found no nurse az the house
when they were attending her and
that her father The defendant, was
caring for her The father seemed
anxious 70 cooperate with them In
making their Investigation. they
said and his actions were not unna-
tural.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-17

with only ono day to 90 before me
waa,.end count IS made ~ the close
II lie msi uuorter in the "opportu.
uty period 1aueh speculation cent?
efs ln che identify of Monday morn.
iuR's leader
who VIII she her
Thai * ne question uppetmnai IN
tila minds of eeores 0f candidates u
fha Morning Journals Round the
WaHd and Tropical tour 'comnasn
ana hundreds ~ Interested subscribers
aHa othpr wac intend becoming sub
rIhfM ae a1n as some candid1ie
sac thcia
1'he eyes Vt the whole sinte--and
adjoining smtes as Welfare focused
~ glls campaign ana the candidates
makna The ral Of their lives. folH
record ~ being closely scanned every
tme Tho point exhibit appears TO see
Mint advancement You have nude
Your friends are Interested in your
candidacy ana are ansiously watching
Your pr0efces along the WY
succcss Depends iron You.
n depends UPON the candidate hef-
lar. largely as 10 the support she re-
eeiyts from her friends If she ap-
pears indolcm and shows by her
Nandine ilti ahe eares liiile whether
ID nof ha wins ahe YIN hc accorded
Aba indifferent support. w. on the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-17

nil0i boat until lnnd is ugain sighted.
lIfe win Dee one grand sweet song.
Nothing Ia worry about. everything
provided for comfort and luxurious
ease
The mlt water spray the glorious
morlit nights nowhere exactly as they
8ro ON the bosom of the sea. the pure
romn air iuvlgomtng eulivcung
eshinratlng nli combine to keen one
buhbne over with oxuheranve and
the genuine joy OF living Switchboard
ans murothons, round ANA round VI
promenade deck. claim the interest of
tho energetic. while nn attractive pnr-
for. library and music room. VIII prove
the magnet for those moro studiousB
aud less uthlcueiy inclined
Poetry ana romance have woven
about Inc sea ON lndeflnahie charm
far more aliuring and entranclng than
that which lends itself 10 the giofies
OF the mountains and lakes, for
though many centuries ln tuneful
song and thrilling story, "a host of
wHcm hnye immorlolzcd tho billews
and hreczos of tho brny deep.
Educational Nnluc Supreme.
Each voyage ON the Atlantic or Pa
ci0r is VOYAGE OF discovery be b
ntar on FAR from nnd New sights,
new wonders new costumes are ever
M store ana the chnnec of scene evcn
on @ eoo-muo sen voyage is So COM
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-17
WONDERS Of NEW LANDS AND CUSTOMS
OPEN LIKE BOOK TO JOURNAL TOURISTS
IN VOYAGE OVER SEAS AND CONTINENTS
Interest Now Ceners Identity Of Leader at End Of First
Quarter Of Opportunity Period; Polls Close for Mondays
Point Exhibit Today; All Ballots to Count in the Weekend
Exhibit Must BE in by Tonight.

ng palace much less taken % long
voyage upon one. Columbus ala not
gail more proudly PAST the pillars Of
Hercules than viii the seven Morn
ing journal trippcrs slide by the
statue Of Liberty Ia New York har-
Dor WHOM they begin the voyage one
Is Rirdio the globe the other six 10
cruise in tropical seas and visit the
Panama cannl. with the side trips Of
interest and the other attractive fea-
lures 81 the tour
boarding the 'roin ~ the santa fe
depot the party Viii Dc Whirled AWAY
amid q fnuer OF waving tarewella'
bound for Niagara Falls and Sew
York CHN with its myriad lights and
It's sights beyond conception Of The
mind of one WHO has never been
there
life Dream Realized.
Then comes the hour when the life
drcam of every ono Of the party is
aboui 10 ID realized From the mo-
ment they walk up the gang plank of
the paiatldi vessels which are to take
thom on their rospeetigo ways on ne
ocean voyage, past che Statue Of Li-
berry ana through the entrance to New
York harbor. the greatest commercial
port IN the world from the time they
wave good hyr 10 old Glory hobhlinR
ana flnttorne from tho stern of tha
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-17

alhe h8nd hc shows arc q nnylous
aad Hes t8 hof Opportunities and BE-
surviving e. rf1Ch ihc top, her advance.
mont wi9 ~ npid
$50 oae HtoH 10 support loser
Everyone wants to brip eomcnne vino
aplam io appreciate their support
aua wha H aeilyr III hef oAn behalf
Tint be- ono feagnu some candidate
Hnd II easy a. ascend the point seuic
nhua others arc STRUGGLING Optimism
fud good ehcor go q long ways n
unnnH support Va an Affair 81 this
llna oua Industry Fnur the man who
aHlstrNta ~ Hrtaler efforts On his
own account
Nol & man. woman af child ln the
campaign territory but Who realizes
the wonderful opportunity offered the
young women of Sew Mexico and
northern Arizona The uses to which
900 in gold could hc put Hro 60
numerous thai they stagEer the brain
when ono starts tn contemplate The
a0ad fhe money would DO tho winner.
fhe lrand aWaId IS Slb0N ln gold ot
a ianr Qf tho world Some ne doubt
Nlu prefer The money While others
inoh upon world toni as a dream
ini msH o. ral'z a.
Exceptional chance 60 Travel
Possibly few IL amy Of the candi.
dafea Is tho race IA Rirdle th,
eloho base o3er nen aboard q flaat
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-17
MILLION DOLLAR
CORPORATION GIVEN
CHARTER BY STATE

santa ne. Jan. l6,--A million dollar
incorporation was authorized to do
business today by mo state corpora
ton commission which collected a
hundred dollar Zee FOR HE privilege
The company Is the Arctic Rofrigerat-
ing company with headquarters AZ f05
Texas street, Silver City Grant county,
and Percy Wilson Is statutory agent.
The paid up capital is $1,000 The
incorporators and directors are.
George II. Coke, i,So0 shares IL @.
Young, Jr, and i W Hickman 100
shares each, an OF Santa Rita. Grant
county
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-17
NpPIICN rION FoR GRAZING rEH-
NffTS

NOTICE is hereby given that an
applications for permits TO Craze
cattle. HORSES hoEs sheep and goats
within the IleMEZ NATIONAL FOR
Est during the season OF 1914 must
he filed Ia my office al Santa Fe. New
Mexico, on or before FEBRUARY 90
1914 Fuu Information In regard to
the grains foes go be charged and
blank forms to hc used In making
applications will be furnished upon
request
FRANK ~ ANDREWS.
supervisor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-17

plcto tho interest so unflaeeing as
cnch bright day unfolds. that when
one returns home the memory OF sUh
- trip, tho added yigor Of body and
mind, are not the only rccompense.
The educational value Afforded Is
gauged only by the capacity of the
mind which heholds
The wonders of many lands viii he
seen hy The Morning Journals guests
on this wonderful trip The customs
of our ncighbors about which as close
as they are we of thc Interior know
practically nothing. viii De as an open
book, The most wonderful achieve
men' OF the agc-thc Panama canal
will too Do not thing read about
and wondered about. hat actually
seen. Cuba. jamaica. The llaytlan ls-
lands the delightful calm OF the trop-
les the Northumberland atmosphere.
the peacefully ndola mt manner of the
people. ana viii hc included in the "trip
while che wonders " our own largest
cities will Doe thrown omen To the gaze
ot this care.frca pleasure and cduco-
ton
Not Too ate Ia Enter.
There never has been a better time
than now to enter the race. YOU may
secure the advantages Of such trip
or n not TINT slou Jesse French
plano, OF 4 Sf5 L q. IS. scholarship.
There arc plcnt, awards To so around
among the active competitors for hon
ors The Aservo system helps the can
didntc boy helping the subscriber In
fact everyone benefits under the
Aseryo system II you desire further
Information call on phone OF write
the Tour Manager of the Morning
Journal Phone SO l16
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-17
IF PAST FIFTY
USE 'CASCARETS'
What Glasses Are to Weak
Eyes CaSCaretS Are to
Weak Bowels,

NHNt ~ AN-ifNA lHA now.
Most old people must give TO the
bowels some regular help, else they
suffer from constipation. The condi-
tion is perfectly natural 1t is just
as natural as Il Is for old people 10
walk slowly For age is never SO ace
tive as youth The muscles are less
elastic. And the bowels are. muscles.
So an old people need cascarcis.
One might as well refuse TO aid weak
eyes with glasses as to neglect this
gentle aid 90 weak bowels The bowels
must be kept active This is important
NJ an ages, but never so much as at
fifty
Age is not a time for harsh physics
Youth may occasionally whip the
bowels into activity. But lash can't
be used every dag. What the bowels
of the old need j.. a gentle and natural
tonic one that can be constantly
useu without harm The only such
tonic is Cascarcts. and they cost only
10 cents per hos at any drag store
They work while YOU sleep
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-17
EDDY COUNTY RESIDENT
HELD FOR B0OTLEGGING

snnIu ne Jan. I6l--UcpuIY InlIed
States Marshal Alfredo Delgado today
returned from Eddy county whore he
arrested George i. Montgomery on the
charge Of hootlcgging MONTGOMERY
was held TO the federal grand jury
under Bond Of $1,000 BY United States
Commissioners Edward y. Love Of
Lexington
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-17
senalnr rIIIman bal. EIe.lneIn.

Washington. Jan Ex-senator Till.
man. of South Carolina. was confined
10 bis bed today with am attack q
erysipelas The senator had not been
IA robust health for long time ana
bis friends are anxious concerning his
condition. Specialists said tonga.
that the patient was not In danger
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-17
AGRICULTURAL LANDS
IN CARSON FOREST
OPENED TO ENTRY

Washington. Jan l6.-More than
2f.0O0 acres OF agricultural lands In
the Carson national forest, New Mex
ico, were thrown open FOR Homestead
entry today ON recommendation #
Secretary Lane. when President VIII.
son issued proclamation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-17

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MERCR A NTS


p BUTTS. Inc, Cor. Second and
Central. Drugs, Toilet Artl-
o cles, soda Water Cigars, Sum
{. dries
y EAPPLE FURNITURE CO. 21S-
p ~ r. Central
. Observation-Disclosures co,
200 ". Gold. Pianos. Music.
. MODEL DRY GOODS CO.. 32l
p NJ, Central. Dry Goods, Mo-
% lions. Ladies' and ChIldrens
@ Wearing Apparel Etc
Z. o. a. MATSON & co. POP West
. Central. Books, Stationery, ko-
oaks, Photo supplies, Etc.
g M. MANDELL, 40 w. Central
Clothing suits, Hats, Haber-
dashcr
e THE GRAY STUDIO, High Glass
/" Photography; Films
A O. BACHECHf a. co. l05-17
" y. 'Tijcras. Groceries.
liEBBS LAUNDRY CO.. Corner
Coal and Second
SANTA IE, n. NJ
q BUTT BROS Drugs, Toilet Ar
2 ticlea, Soda Water, Cigars, Sun
f. dries, Etc.
~ THE GRAY STUDIO, High Glass
q Photography; Films.
CLOVIS, N. NJ.
g MANDELL CLOTHING CO.
Clothing, Suits, Habcrdasher.
% 4. LAS VEGAS. n. VI.
= BAcilARAcH BROS, General
q Merchandise.
o o. @. sCHAFFER. Drugs and
q sundries.
% Las VEGAS MERCANTILE co.
% ROsENTHAL FURNITURE co.
o LAS VEGAS, \. VI.
THE RED CROSS DRUG co.
. H.. ROsENWALD q SON, Gem
eral Merchandise
HATON, n. NJ.
g THE RATION DRUG 60.
q COUzEN's COMMERCIAL CO.,
70 Dry Goods.
~ STANDARD GROCERY co.
r. GREGORY HOUSE FURNISH
/" Err.
. CENTRAL MEAT MARKET.
o MONTGOMERY NSON
SHOE AND CLOTHING co.
. A. NJ CAREY, Hardware.
SAN MARCIAL, N. NJ.
Q SAN MARCIAL MERCANTILE
q Co, Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes,
Hats, Groceries, Etc.
WINsLOW. ARIZ.
o THE W1NsLOW DRUG STORE.
. CHAs. CAIN MERCANTILE co.
General Merchandise.
o CITY MEAT MARKET,
HOLBROOK, ARIz.
. II. II. sCORSE. General Mer-
2 chandise.
o THE HOLBROoK DRUG co.
go GALLUP, n. NJ.
THE FASHION SHOP, Gents
Furnishings
> THE GALLUP MEAT & PRO-
DuCE CO.
w Il. BEDDOW. Furniture and
House furnishings.
4" THE BANNER DRUG STORE.
+" Drugs ana Sundries.
2 L. $. LAWRENCE, General Mer-
chandlse.
g GALLUP TIN & HARDWARE
% co.
WILLIAM WuRM, Jewelry and
" Watches, Clocks Diamonds. Etc
. PAUL MLOCKER & Co, out
filters from Head to Foot"
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-17

About the first of February we VIII
have a shipment az trees AMI siifun-
from stark bros. nursery OF Louis
lana, Nc. Ia making orr sclcftloh
We we're assisted ny AIR. q. II. tlarss
one If the most experienced orchard.
ISIS ln thc southwest. The lot VIII
consist Of apple. plum. hickory, e'lef-
~. apricois. poplarS, sycamore, Craps
prach. ounce. gou~ehcrry. chestnut,
raspberry, near walnut. VIII nc ghlh
Ia list Your wants. whether II he one
piece ur ear laad.
n. ". EIE,
2fa.sIi.aIG West Lead NNe. Tel. 10
Your order D, mail vii give You u
assatd "A selection n Ii Aau were here
Ia person.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-17

rlii+ sLlTE NATIONAL BANK.
AZ Alhuqaerquc IN the State Of M
Mexico At toe clcse "a business.
january ~. 1919.
Resources.
loars and D scpunts s 4O1lgg-l
0vcfdraftaI SECURED an
unsecured ......... N0as
~ Bones 90 secure
circulation ....t..,.t. l00.000m
#, S Bends 70 Secure
$. deposits ...-.t.. 50o0Ooo
4 $ Ponds on hand 5,000m
Premiums on L. S. Bonds $500.
Banking House FurnI-
ture, and Fixtures.e 50.o00.6o
other Real Estate owned l2,0S50O
bue from n tiona
Banks tnot reserve
agents -,.,..t., 25l0olg
quo from siale ana ill-
Nate banks and bank-
ofa. truss Companies
ana Savings Banks 54.S03.99
Que from approved ite
aerve Agents .,t.,... l89.flL20
CnecNs ana other cash
Items .s.,...-. ,5-..s5. 5,102GS
Exchanges FOR Clearing
House .....-t+ 209OS7i
Nutta OF QUINCY N4llohai
Banks ...,. ........' 2all00O
fractional Paper Cur
rency Nickels. and
cents t't''s.'' ..'.''t 36J.2l
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-17

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