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CHICAGO GKaIN NrARKFr.

chicago. III. May r-SuFgestions that the
n- is. - 81 bumper crop this season had 10
art" rNtent ueen ruined by the ncssiau
i| iptt.a tAt wheat market to-day 10 a
WuI. .iEnne i,tcl. The close was strong at
~ l"e 'opnos; point. reaching i4c. 10
10 H-..r .N N' iaHi night Corn mace a net
gain ~ hH'i. and oats iaHsc. to isalc.
4" h'Htf-"..s ~ outcome was unchanged to
.HHN
a. grsn closed: whea,-No red. aS,.c
N' h"fd. H"-0rs4c 80. northern. .h.f
$685. 80. spring. 9s.I:,isc. Corn No. > Vel.
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SOUTHERN RAILWA3

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
Trains Leave kichmond--Mnin ST. Station
\; B-following schedule figures pueiished
az information and not guaranteed.
FOR tho SoutE--Daiy: 5:s5 a. M.-Iocal
lo:l5 4. M.-Express. Gao T. M-Exnres.
VITA Electric ihShted Sleeping Cars for At.
ianta and birmingham. II go j. M-Exprcss
Week Days: 300 p. VI and 600 y. M-LocaL
YORK RIVER LINE.
$50 j. M.-Sieamer train tparlo- car,. .x
cert sunday; no local stops. and ASS p VI T.
ptlly. locaI-Connect!ng for baltimore daily
except subway. ':3 A. M.--Daily-Iocal
Trains Arrive Richmond
From the South; 1905 a. NJ. and 500 A. NJ
80 J.. NJ, SGD i. NJ. daily: $50 A. NJ nnj
100 i. NJ. TX. sun. From West Point: s.15
a. NJ (steaner train). daily. except MONDAY:
$40 y. NJ. and Gas II. NJ. daily
II. l.. BISHOP D. p A.
657 L. Main 81. Phone Madiaon -,
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Vow York May lg-Cottou roOls markets
we're NOR" active to-day In the gray cloth
iirision tor - Uniting, converting nnd blcacn-
ing. ana advances Of sc. yard followed
substantial sales Yarns were s,chd!cd. silk
ciopcs have been advanced for fan. There
was good dcmnnd For white coatinEs IN
chincilias and vclour>. Jobbcrs reported
oroader demand for wash tabrics.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
ptep"rted ny Rodgers P!tunmer & Co. Inc)
ish.farmssrs spanish. nrn at E81,. per
ousheL N!rEinias.faucy Jumbo 4'.ut.c
per pound; fancy hauGpicked. A. |I:,c ~
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AUCTION SNiE--Futurc Days.

By Geo. r.. Crawford &c Co.
zeal Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
So East Main Street.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CATTLE Els.

Chicago H., MAY -Hogs--Marlet steady.
Ba'k o; -Hies, ss5enS1,: pigs $'5oTsl5 cat
TT MARKET steady. Cows steady hciicrs.
sj.GiV S.t5; calves. S7.5oa'lcoo SAern-NTurtc -
strong. Lambs-ouotcd at SC..313G0
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Atlantic Coast Line

INC Ntnndaru Railroad Of me Soulh.
EFFEcTIVE ArRlt. IL. 1910
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: e:i5 a. II. and s:n
L. N. l2:5o n NJ
For Norfolk: zoe a. IL. $500 p. NJ. .:ls p
81.
For n q ". Ry. West: s:I, A. M. SIS, A
81, 100 L. Lii $500 p. n.
For Petersburs: ic:5o \. ST.. q:i5 4. NJ.
t:l5 i. NJ. $500 4. a.. ESQ :. n, s:Oo r. N
t;lo T.: ". o:eS l.. ~ 6:s5 y NJ. 80 r. M
For Go!dsboro ano Fayetteville: :ie r. N
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 5:5 A. ~
...i9.is a. NJ: ii..S A. IL. ..:io p. s.. .i.u r
VI. e:o5 +. NJ. C:3S +. A.. a:U) T.. a. s:c9 p
a. II 30 L. u.
Except Sunday. "Sunday only.
Time OF arrival md departure and connst
NoEs not guaranteed.
{. C&MfBELI- y A. s2S Main 81
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Scahoard Mr. Line adt. 5s.................. 7e,S
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. 73N.
southern itNilway Observation-Disclosures. loaII
lNltcd states steel ,ud Observation-Disclosures. l0s
United Sthres registered -. 1893 obid).. c6i,
United states registered Is, 1915 tbiGD.. io1is
United states Panama 81 (bld) -......... I0oia
nitSd Siates registered 4 asked ......Ilol.
Nire!nia- Brown Bros CTS ,hidl....... 90
Wig iniH- Car Chem. lEt Is tbidl ........ &c
Va r.. and Power Co IS ODD ........ 90
wabash dor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5ii,
Ndbash-P'tiS Term. Isl is................, 81,
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TRUSTEES. SALE

FARM LYING IMMEDIATELY ON
TiDF.WATER AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD. ABOUT TWO MILES FROM
POWIIATAN COURTHOUSE. WITH
AN ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE, LARGE
SHADED YARD.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

pound; extra prime. lTGusc. p,r pound :;
prime. i"i'Yc pc! pound Smelling stock. $40
-. per pound.
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NAVAL. STORES.
savannah. -!

.arannah. Ga. May l9.-Turpentine-F:r
At HUiitac.. sales las casks; receipts go
casks; shipments 60 casts: stock n.2l5 cnsiss.
ftoS'H-Frm; sales i.02; barrels: receipts 2,dTt
barrels. stock. 9l,.c3 barrels. quote: a. II.
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Sew York May ,s-Such tendencies toward
octteriucut u~ Wcr" manifested 10y tu-Guy'N
ttocks in the carly stages We're soon dis
PEELED 10y number OF adverse Influences.
'nc!uuins the -Npri. report Uu foreign trade
Eplt cSpuIta resulting iu tho highest rN-
change rate 'oT moro than live years. ami
humorous crop reports pointing 20 serious
dannEe Another factor WAS the poor stat
of general domestic trade. as voice f"by lea.
iuE mercantile interests. Marked +n-irncss
was shown In tine unIl dealings. however
maluiy in iAr direction OF gains The late
bus Ing was accompanied bN ruuoTs % an
carly decision iu The freight rate case.
Tradin. except Tor the hrst and last hours.
was very limited scale. Union Pacific.
Canadian Pacinc ANA the metal shares were
frequently under pressure
Chesapeake and ohio and Missouri Pacific
We're weakest %: the uctiv" railers tho
former. however. making iui recovery de-
splte belief that 80 dividend is 90 be pruued.
Another gold export S-.V)op5. coin to Paris,
hardening oi time aud call loans ana the
probable issue OF a large mortgage 10y IN.
Northern Pacific Railway We're features o:
the monetary situation.
Eout- were irregu'ar Rock leland shovin;
weakness While Wauush - advanced mate
rlaliy. United states bonds were unchanged
on --i-
Sew No-l Mas Money OH cali GrJner
l-.0-. iiinr rn-r. q. closing lt-". Time
loans. fru-r- sixty days. 2i-H-Nt: ninety
uays -a, SIS mouths 81, Primo mercantile
Iuper & sterling cN-hanrr steady at 81 $500
lor sixty aet~ ami at $s&i Tor demaad;
commercial ni!Is. SIS. Bar silver, rs. McNi-
can doi'N's ~? G"tcr"ment bonds steady;
FOL
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FRIDAY. NAY %, 1914.
ut 4 n'rlnrk l. IL

the real estate described in said deed,
aa follows:
All those certain lots, pieces or par
cells OF land. together with all the I'M
proNeincnts thereon. located in Powha-
tan County, state OF Virginia. near Ma
con station on tho Tidcwatcr and
Western Railroad. and described as fol
lows
Tract No l, lying on both sides of
the buckingham Road, and contains
siXty-s tGG) acres. more or less to-
seihcr with all improvements thereon,
rights ways and appurtenances thereto
belonging.
Tract No. .. located on the east side
OF buckingham Road. containing six
teen ana thrcc-fourths 90 go acres.
more or lcss, adjoining land OF NJ. w.
Nickolcs and Ladd.
Tract No. 3. lying on the west side OF
the buckingham Road. containing six
ty-eIcht ana onc-half Co.'S l-2) acres
more OF less. adjoining the land OF Il.
Il. Zones ana the said Ladd
TERMS Cash as To cost Of executing
this trust any taxes that may be duo.
ana one note for S1J due September Is.
1913, with interest from date until paid :
one note for S55 due March IL. 1914.
with Interest until paid. ANA tie residue
rs follows: one note for $40 due Sep
teinhcr -, 1914. one note for So due
March IL. 1915; one notc for $500.
also due March 10. 1915, and balance
upon such terms as may be announced
ut the sale.
=. =. SCHMIDT.
CHARLES T.. RUEItRMUND.
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New Orleans. May ls-'rhe cotton market
Was two-sidcd affair to-day. Ia the morn
INK IA. shorts were able Ia bring about a
decline OF o1s point, below Yesterdays close.
hut iu the afternoon tho uarkc; went 70
advance oi 2n3 points over yesterdays finals
auu closed al net gain of la points.
The main sustaining influence Of the scs-
slou WAS the weekly summary of crop con-
ditiouS over the belt Ivy the Weather Blu
reau. y waa called decidedly unfavornble. and
wac generally taken 90 confirm claims OF
damage resulting; from cold nud wet weather
that recently have been coming in from
many parts 81 the belt
Considerable short cotton placed IN
the moruiUE session aud shorts found dIni-
Guilty Ia buying back this cotton after tho
noon hour. ~ soon ia bulls realized the pre-
dicemcnt the bcUrs we're In q general buy
Ing resulted.
Cotton futures CLOSED steady. Closing: MAY.
1888. July. 1901; August. l2SG. october. l..l5;
December. l:.ti; January. l..lG
spot cotton stendy and unchanged; mid
ding. 1850. Sales Oh the spo; GO bales
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. OF
HARRIET.

tFurnish-6 ~ Levy Commission Co. Com
mission Merchants, Richmond. NaD
Richmond. Va May T.. 1914.
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In execution of Il decd of trust to the
Undersigned trustees from liainmct w.
ltazciwood, dated March 10, 1913, and
recorded in Powha tan Courthouse, in
Deed Book 81, page 10. we will, at the
request OF the uotehoidcr. default hav-
ing been made in the payment OF the
debt thereby secured. sell. by auction.
ON Tho DINnIEpS
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por, Observation-Disclosures

Port Observation-Disclosures. 1850; exports
LSh1 bales. stock. lGi..O5 bales
Total today at all ports-Net receipts TO-
as bales; exports. 1928 bales stock. JSS2i5
uuiea
Total FOG the weck-N Net receipts, 80 sc
bales; exports. 4l.G7, bales.
Total for The ~enson-Net recc!pts oSg, li6
bales: exports, S.a0l,5i3 bales.
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AUCTION Satisfactorily.
BY Charles A Rose Company
Real Estate Auctioncers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

iRCS l.E . hOCIlON SALE
l-0T OF LAND; WITH FRAME
DWELLING THEREON. KNOWN AS
NO. III EAST THIRTEENTH ST,
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Fly virtue OF certain decd OF trust
70 the undersigned trustee, dated April
-, 1905. and recorded In the clerlS's
oiilcc OF the Corporation Court of tho
city of Manchester. In d. Is. Volume 80,
page 461. default having been made
In tho payment of tho debt secured
thereby. and having been requested by
The notcholder 80 TO do. Will proceed
TO sell. on tho premises. ut public auc-
ton.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 20. 1914,
Ut 4:30 T. NJ.
all that lot OF land, with the frame
dwelling thereon. lying and being in
South Richmond. on. the west side OF
thirteenth Street. between Stockton
ana Decatur Streets. beginning one
hundred feet from Stockton Street and
fronting thereon thirty-iive feet, and
extending back between parallel lines
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay OF
and discharge n note for $500. together
with ali interest and costs of eNecutint;
THIS trust. balance upon terms TO be
stated ut salo.
L. +. PICOT.
Trustee.
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snAnoAnD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

The Progressive Railway Of tho south"
Souihbound trains scheduled TO leave Rich
n.ond daily: 900 A. NJ. local to Norlina. i:Iq
y. Nj. sieepers and coaches Atlanta. BIZ
ninSh"m Jacksonville; 1875 p NJ. sleeper,
and coaches. Atlanta. Birmingham Mem rl!i
and Hamlet: i.:iJ A. n. sleepers and
coaches Atlanta. Birmingham. Memphis.
Jacksonville and Tampa.
Sorthbound trains scheduled TO arrive tn
tichmond daily: o:55 A. NJ. 500 A. ~. joj
4. 81 S:G l.. ri.
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OLD DOMINION LINE

All Travel ArrAuR over Ons
Counter
American OF European
railroad. Steamshtp and Pullman
Tickets.
Baggage Checked. IIxiceb. Travelsro
Checks
RICHMOND TIA .>SfER COMPANY,
kuB East Main street.
Branch OrtcaB: Jeffef son-Murphy
Richmond Hoten
TINE AND rKpi'E' SAVERS"
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quotation 'c' .ntcrest-payins bona. 49, ~
price 90 which Interest must be aG.-t Ia
come bonds ana certificates OF indett.tne.-
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MY YoKE rEOuI-CI ,IARKIor

EcFs. Butter chickens and Heus-In 60
emand N,a!s-Scavcc ana wanted
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aHE VALENTINE AUCTION ~
~ PHONE MADISON 1906 81
ele EAST BROAD 81

RECEIVERS AUCTION SALE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-13
LISTEN MOTHER
Do Be CAREFUL
# Child Is Cross, Co0StipatedI
Sick, Give "CaIIfornia
Syrup of Figs,

Don't scold your fretful, peevlsh
child See IL tongue is coated. this Is
sure sign it's little stomach, liver and
bowels arc clogged with sour waste.
When listlessI pale feverish. full of
cold. breath bad, throat sore, doesn't
eat. sleep or act naturally has stom-
achache. Indigestion, diarrhoea, give
a teaspOonful Of California Syrup of
Figs and In a few hours all the foul
waste the sour bile and fermentlug
food passes out of the bowels and YOU
have q well and playful child again.
Children love this harmless fruit
laxative, and mothers can rest easy
after giving IL, because it never fails
to make their little "insides' clean
and sweet
Keep it handy. Mother' a little give
en- today saves sick child tomorrow
but get the genuine. Ask your drug
gist FOR 50-eeut bottle of California
Syrup of Figs. which has directions
for babies, children of an ages and
for grown ups plainly on the bottle.
Remember there are counterfeits
sold hcre. SO surely look and see that
yours IS made BIZ the California Fig
syrup Company Hand back with
contempt any other fig syrup.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-13
ASSOCIATION ASKED
TO AMEND PETITION
AND MAKE IT DEFINITE

santa ice, Feb 12.-The stale COR
poIation commission today suggested
Go the New Mexico livestock associa-
uon. Charles Chadwick Albuquerque
secretary, 10 make its petition for live
stock scales at Albuquerque, Mazda
lena, Grants Encino and Springer
more specific so as to- conform with
Jhc supreme court decision I'm the case
Of Woody et al VS.. u. d Il. O. rail
road fer station facilities at Barranca
and Tres Piedras
The commission In its letter says.
1--WE suggest amendment 20 petition
sufficiently definite to enable the com
mission 90 set out la lbs order for a
hearing I'm terms positive and exactly
what Is wanted, that we can specify in
the order what size scales are to be
Installed. how they shall be construct
ed, the size of the deck or platform,
the locality in which they shall he
placed. within the stockpen or not.
whether they shall be- maintained by
the railroad company after installa-
don whether 70 shall be the duty Of
the railway company TO furnish q
Ncirhmaster. what records shall be
kept of weights taken, ETC. and the
various matters and things in con-
ncction with the complete service.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-13
CONWAY IS BEATEN
BY EVERETT I'M KEEN
COMPETITION FOR AID

.spgciAl coERtspoNpuNcr SO MORNING. JOURNAL
Santa re, Feb l2-County Super
intendent Of schools John s. Conway
of Santa Fe county, ana Superintend-
emit Erreu of Unlon county have
been running close race as to which
one could SECURE the greater amount
of state aid TO maintain five months
school in every district but Errctt
won out by a good long lead, he hov-
ing been granted $3,125 by the state
department OF education while Cons
way only pulled down S2,it5.
superintendent 90 Public lnsirue'
ton white deems it rather remark
able that although more than S1i-
900 is available for the purpose only
Is asked for ana only thif-
teen OF the twenty-siX counties IN the
state need the help. The followIng IS
the amount awarded cach county thus
far
John ". Conway Santa Fe S2lt5i
&. c. un, Chaves 1876; J ~ Gale
eos. Guadalupe, $L6413o w. g. Mcrs-
fielder. curry, sl3l0.66i David Mar
unea Rio Arrlba, S959.2S, Jose Mon
taner Taos. S135 Mrs w + Gumm.
Lincoln. SIS1S5; G. y Fipton otcto.
s0T.25: Manuel Madrid. Mora, S6S1G5.
MRS. Cuhorson Roosevelt $l251; j.
Errctt. Union. S3,725, G. /. Burt
Torrance. $2.246
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-13
MORTALITY GREAT
IN EXAMINATION
Of TEACHERS
Out of 224 Who Made the Try
Only Two Received Profess
SionaI Fjye-Year Certifi-
cateSi Result Announced,

Santa Fe Feb, l2.-"rhe mortality
IN several of the counties was fright
full exclaimed chief clerk Rupert w..
AspWnd this forenoon, as he was hn-
ishing mp the examination papers of
the teachers examinations held In the
twenty-six counties recently "m
other counties. again, such as Quay
he continued, NEARLY every teacher eN-
amiucd drew something, though 1T
wasn't, perhaps the Kind Of certlfi-
cate he was after
Although pa teachers took the ox-
animation, only two received fiye-year
professional certificates and these
were signed bN Acting Governor u. O..
DC Haca today. These are w, l.. Bishop,
superintendent of schools at Gallup
and Miss Lena Eldridse of Alamo
gordo Ia addition. superintendent of
Public Instruction Alyan y. White
today signed the following first grade
certificates.
Mrs p. W. Newlin. Kenua Chaves
county: Miss Agnes Mabel Harris, Ute
Park. ColfaX county Mrs. ola Goforth.
Lulu Otero county; Mrs Susie futon,
Elk, 0tero county, Lucille Armstrong.
McAllister, Quay county, H. Eloisc
Eeu Hudson QUAY county; Lille
Brngley Narayisa quay county;
George Brinele, Naranisa s. b. Me
Clean Kenna Grace Weatherfield.
Hagcrman: j. w Ware, PHinyiew;
Myrtle Yadcn Lovngton; Ester Her
ron. BlacEdom Ruth Lathrop, Green
field; Blanche Michelet Hagermau.
Hazel NJ stoarno, Santa Rosa
isabel Giron, Albuquerque, Pearl Eng
lish, Hazel Hicks Estella Kelly. j. b.
solhcrg Chloe Camp, Albuquerque
Ada Carey Roswell Lulu e. Fair
child Roswell; Mrs. w. S. Clark. DcN-
ter. Lucy NJ Floyd, East Las VEGAS.
Mw Florence q. w. Bartlett san
Acacio. Nina Paehel, Wagon Mound
Gertrude Espinosa, Albuquerque, Mrs
NJ. r.. Lawrence, Gibson, Mrs Grace
a. Taylor, Cedarvale. Troy Jenkins
Logan Bernice Dern, Los Angeles,
F Joseph H. Askins P8irie View
Noises de Vargas El Rito j. ". Bic.
ler Portales. Montana Grimstead
Elida. Mrs O. L. Reese. Portales O.
+ l.. smith, Richland. Mrs A. l.. VIII
son, Cromer Mrs. Clara Israel Lib.
erty; Esther Thomas, Aztec.
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MAKE MODEL OF
PUEBLO AND CHURCH
FOR EXPOSITION


Santa Fe. Feb. III j.. Adams
and Is Az Chapman of the School of
Archaeology. SIRE spending several
dags making q survey Of the Peeos
ruins In san Miguel county prelimi-
mary tn Mr.. Adams making model Of
the pueblo and of the mission church
for the Santa Pc trail landmarks he IL
con tructnp for the Pronunciation
Mia exposition at san Diego, and OF
which he has just completed a superb
model of Bcnts fort on the Arkan-
sas
Jesse Nushaum of the Archaeology
ul school staff, teduy took Professor
a.. " Hartman of Stockholm, Sweden
ana party to the puchlos of san Hide
foHso and Tesuque Professor Hart
man. who IS director of the Royal An-
thfopologiea museum at Stockholm,
b renowned for his archaeological res
searches in Costa Rica and other PARTS
OF the world After viewing the Kew
Mexico museum last night he de-
clafed THAT he win 10 "a large extent
follow the plan Of the Sew Mexico in
stituibn for the new museum build
ling at Stockholm, especially as To- the
mural PAINTINGS az Carl LotaV which
impressed him very much as compile
mentng the exhibits.
Professor Hartman left last even-
Ing for Albuquerque, El Paso and Los
Angeles. From san Francisco he sails
for japan and returns home via siber-
ia. lie viii return 90 Santa Fe in Oc-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-13

This pure mellow Sun-rpcncd whiskey IS
made according to a special secret formula
d Gd: o %@o have ec9ro put 3e c to
quality as readily as Its old friends did back in
the hftics. There is no question but what the
historic testimonial Of our Iorciathcrs is being
accepted by the present generation at a rate
breaking all records
Distilled under strict government supervision,
and matured in the wood You prefer it,
because it is
"Nade DBam15."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-13

0hezt Hire Cbief In T. :. Dies.
Topeka. Kan. Feb. 49, George o.
Wnmarth. the oldest fire chief in the
United states in point of service, died
tonight. Chief Nmauh estimated
that he had responded to l00p0 fire
alarms
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-13

senator Baeon's Condition improves
Washington Feb. l2.-senator ba-
con of Georgia. at hospitai suffer
ing from serious kidney atteeuons'
was SO much improved tonight that
his physicians decided that am opera
ton would not Doe necessary
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-13

NOTICE Barber shops viii open
at 7.S0 and close al 1890, beginning
February 10.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-13
FOR TODAY--Doors Open 10 4. NJ.

~ ~ w. ~ W St%F'ts%1ySS'
interest thereon from the time demand
was made. the bank can not be made
to interplead and pay the money into
court and escape liability, unless ltI
tenders the sum which the plaintiff
rs entitled to recover at the time the
tender is made, should 1t prevail
80, Where "a demurrer IS inter
posed and sustained TO an answer and
nterpleader and the interpleading de-
PENDANT thcreupon takes leave TO an-
swer and boy his answer fled. pur-
suant to leave granted, takes issue
with plaintiff upon the merits and
abandons his impartial attitude as
sumed IN his interpleadcr. and takes
up the cudgel for the other claimant
Of the fund, hc thereby valves his
interpleader and cannot predicate err
lror upon the action of the court in
sustaining the demurrer.
a. An incumbent in office is not
oustod by the mere election or APP
pointment of bis successor, where the
statute requires such official to quail
ify for the office Ny doing certain
acts His right to the office not be-
ing complete until he has qualified
for the same as directed
49, Where the statute creating ID
board of regents for the Agricultural
college and experiment station, pro-
lvidcs for the election Of one of the
members OF said board as secretary
and treasurer, and also provides that
such secretary and treasurer shall
continue ia office until his successor
lshal he elected and qualified, the i'm
IcUmbent is not ousted from the Of
flee Of secretary and treasurer by the
appointment Of q new board Of re-
gents but continues AS such until a
new secretary and treasurer has been
elected and has qualified as directed
by the statute
&C. The treasurer of such board in
Ithe absence of direction from The
! board # regents, assuming the power
! eff such board So to 49, has the right
to deposit the funds in his hands i'm
such bank or banks as he chooses, and
10 withdraw such funds at his pleas
lure, being liable of course at all timef
under his bond TO account for and
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The opinion in the case of the
state VS.. PoliHa. affirming the deci-
sion of the lower court, was written
BIZ Judge Colin Neblett of silver CITY
Appellant was indicted hy the grand
jury of CoifaN county for breaking
and entering The shop of Max kofk
ruhcr In the night tim with intent TO
/ commit larceny therein. and was tried
I'm he district court Of said county
and found guilty as charged in the in-
dtcment and sentenced hy the court
TO Imprisonment in the state peniten-
tiary for not less than two years nor
mcge than three years ana 70 pay thc
costs of his prosecution.
The syllabus Of the court is as fol-
lows:
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