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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-28
Chicago livestock

Chicago, Jan. 27.-Cattle--Reeelp
Is. 600. Market slow. Native s'ee, ~
s5,40m9.00; western steers, sq.9VW
1870: calves. $1,000 1929. 80
Sheep - Receipts, 20,OO0. MAJ NJ
weak. Sheep, $3.50 a. $50; lai'lps'
$725@S.65. ,,.t.a,
Hogs - Receipts, 55,U0V' Marh ~
dull nominally Csc under yesteruaS
average. Bulk, $3.50 q sac, hea's'
se00me.45: pigs, s5.O0@6.40.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-28
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.


Kansas city, Jan. 27.-Cattle-Re-
CENTS. 5000. Market steady. Prime
fed steers, $S.5O@9.O0; western steers
s7,oO@S.5O calves, $6.5oM 1880.
sheep - Receipts. 10000. Market
weak. Lambs, $S.OO@S.6O; yeari'nsS
Ss.75M7.60. o ,.to,
Hogs - Receipts, $4,000 Market : e
strong. Bulk Of sales, $500 ~ e'eo )
heavy. $6.55@6.65; pigs $50 qso'oV'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-28
NEW YORK COTTON,

New York, Jan. 27-Spot cotton,
quiet. Middling uplands, $500; safes
400 bales.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Special Bargains.

i--lots and improvements. Can be made
into prominent business corner One
block from the strictly business center
Of the city. Until February LIST. only
$50 OO0; former price asked $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-28
nusINEss CHANCES

FOR sALE-dood garage businoss and NM
chine shop: fine location. or will trade
for furm property alfalfa preferred. Value
about ss.00O. Address T.. o. Box a63, Glen
,l,ra faiIf
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Denver Livestock.

Denver, Jan. 27.--Cattle-R Receipts
200. Market lower. Beef steers, 80
50@7.50; cows and heifers, sS'Vo@
$50; stockers and feeders, So.oV@
$50; calves, $1,000 1925.
sheep-Receipts 500. Market STEADY,
Hogs - Receipts, 1900. Market
lower. Top, s6.45. Bulk, $s.zsge.4o'
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2--lots and improvements. Fine business To-
cation on Copper avenue. near business
center Of tho city 501lf2 feet. Until
February list. only $4,000. Worth
$4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-28

cation on copper avenue, near business
center Of tho city bOxlfs feet Until
February list. only $4,000. worth
$4,000.
6--eholce residence lots Including corner
on Tiieras avenue, In most arisiocratc
residence section. Until February ISL,
only $4,000. Former selling price $4,000.
2--fine business lots on Copper avenue, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth street. untll
February 1st only $500, Worth $4,000
Fine lots and pretty new fve-room and
bath, cement block. strictly modern
cottage, costing $500 son S0-foot cor
Fruit avenue Until February LIST,
only $500. Nstimated value $4,000
-=s=-=--
Slots and Groom brick house in most
fashionable center on Copper avenue.
Untll February lst only $4,000. Former
price asked $1,000.
1---eorner lot on South Broadway. three
blocks from Central avenue, with six
room housc. Until February 1si only
$500. Former price naked $500.
.As----------s---
A--fno warehouse or factory site. close In,
with railroad frontage aud sldeiraek.
B0xss feet Until February fst. emily
$1,000. Real value $1,000,
-=s---r------=
4A-splondld residence lots In Pcrfecto Ar
milo Brothers Addition, one block from
New York avenue car line. Until Feb
ruary let, only $500 each. Former sell
Ing price. $3.50 each.
---=----------------
1--small ranch or country hofne site. = IA
acres near Indian school; fine RutomO-
bile road to city. Soil as fine as any In
the valley Until February list, only
1850. Worth $1,000
INQUIRE u. X. II. SELLERS, ROOMS OF,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-28

6--ehoce residence lots. Including corner
on Tileras avenue, IN most arsiocratc
residence section. until February lst
only $4,000. Former selling price $1,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-28
HELP WANTED.

Male.
lWANFEi--Young married man 80 years
Of age to collect and sell should have
horse and wagon to get over territory
properly and must furnish first-eass ref
erences. Splendid opportunity for the
right man; none other need apply Singer
Sewing Machine Co, 21l South Second
street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-28

2--fine business lots on Copper avenue be-
tween Fourth and Fifth street. untll
Fobruary LIST. only $1,000. Worth tl.000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-28

FOX KENT-OffIce tOOmh.
~~-e-~~>~r~~~~~~~~N~
ron RENT offices. Apply " A. MaepheF-
son. journal office.
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Highlands.


nor RENT-Three-ro0m house furnished.
7aG East santa Fe Phone 5GS
T0R PENT-Onc-h alf Of doupie house, two
rooms and sleeping porch. furnished Tor
housekeeping. 1901 South walter Phone
92s
rOR RENT--llouse IN Houth waiter,
yna,ns and glass sleeping porehts, si5
Also rooms in modern home, partly furn-
Iahed Hammond Ss4 East silver.
E0p RENT-Five-room modern cottage
Rest location IN Highlands one block
erom ear line. No sick. Large yard and
trees. call sis South Edith or phone 1871.
General.
sT0P RENT--Nery cheap, nine-room mod
ern house. one acre ground, splendid
orchard ana garden, On ear ine. lnqhf"
SIG West Central.
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Female.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


EXPERIENCED salesman to sell our line
OF popular priced laces and embroideres
on liberal commission basis to merchants
in Kansas, Nebraska. Oklahoma. New Mex
leo and Arizona. Address with fun infor-
nation Brln Brothers, Direct Importers Of
European Laces. Dallas, Tex.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-28
WaNTED---sIoney

@-1-~~>@~.--~--->-~. ~->~~>~> -
WANTED--A loan Of s2.40O. first mort.
gage city property Address Loan Jour
nal office
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NOR SALE--ReaI Estate.
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN on salaries. household
goods and livestock, without removal
Union Loan CO.. room II. over First Ma
tIonai hank phanA 1879
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-28

Slots and Groom brick house In most
fashionable center on Copper avenue.
Until February lst, only $4,000. Former
price asked 5000.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-10

Die ein5ise taerid6e oeut.
r4e Seifans in 2ai6igan,
rpef6e Die 9epefoben Der
PH. 9reGe 6ringf.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-10
Nuntner 1871.

cine Srage Der 9SoIitif oufloien, Die
fuieoer bon Tr6iibent @iliou nb.
bdrgt.
@s lit fpabrfdeirlid, bob Der Trd.
iioent ipieoer abiparten miro, BIS iidl
Die offentlide Wteiltlrng bes 9orbes
frpitolIiiiert bat, urto bei ieincrn
nG6Iten S9ritt miro er it'd be.
rniiben, Die @iinife bes omerifnni.
fden 8olfes ju iiiterpretieren.
Die gan5e Sroge b0ngt nod slrt.
iid)t pieler Senntten bapon ob, oh
Seuti6lano nod einmaI Die 9fehte.
auf fpel6en Die Ser Staoten be-
Iteben, perleeen miro ober nid)t.
Wfan eibt Su, ooB na6 Der Scrien-
flln9 Der 2iliitdnia lmo nod Segiin
ser ltnterbanolimgcn oeiitidlc Soiid)-
boote 9anlpfer gctpnrilt buttelt, iDle
oas i'm Sale Der 9Irrnenian rnb
9lnglo Californian mar. @cnn
9eutfdlano peiter baS i1ternutio-
nale @eiet beuftet, 10 oiirftc Die
gSalbtn9t0ner He9terltll9 lldd) Ilt-
iid)t eiiliger @enntten nidlt Die gilten
@eSiebimgen nit 9euti6lulb our1
cine rein dfnbeniid]c6rage IN 8cfohr
bringen. 6ingegell Diiroc cine met
tere @erlesilng ienes @eiebcs, iolte
oontit Gin %erlitit amerifaniid)er &c.
ben perbimoen fem, cine Strife her
beifiibren, Die nit bent Slbbritd) Der
oiplomatiifen 9c5icbungen cnoen
biirfte.
gerlin, iiber 9onbon, 10. ,Sllll.
Ger 9ofolon5cigcr ingt III einer Sc
ipre6ltng Der beittifcn Slntport'
note, 9elttidlano babe flar nad)gc'
pieien, bnB bas belltid)c %orgebcn
i'm ltnterleebootfrie9c bon Gnglono
proposicrt purbe III onid)t geonocrt
propo5iert purbe lno nid)t geanoert
boditen 8robe 6u gcfabrocn. Nile
itnporteiii6en slmcrifmler nilI'en
olio nit Dem Zone Der 9lntfportnote
siifricben fem.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-10
3immerlente=Streif
DOriiber.
Satte GbitagO's Sanins
onitrie ;lpei MOnate
geldbmt.
slbfpmmen anf bret Sabre beute friib
abseidllufen.
@eibe Sciten iahem iidl snm Nndl-
geben seslumngen.
Streifs nno ansiperrnnsen angcb.
lid, nnmOslidJ gemaft.

Gbicoeo, 10. Suli. Ser Streif
Ser 10000 Der Union ongehoriaen
;3immerleiitc. Der ieit afpei Wfonaten
bic 9oninbuitrie in Chicago fnftiih
gelGbmt botte, lit poriiber. gu
friiber Norgenitl1oe eitigte man
lid in ollen Itrittigen sSraeen, nod)-
DEM aonlites Der 3in1mcrleitte-
llnion, Ser Building Contraction
Gnlplopers' 9liiociotion nno Der
Saumoterialien SSsnterclienten felt
aeiteril = llbr nm. i'll &onfercn3 mo-
rcn. 9ie 3iinmerleute ipuroen on.
geipicien, icfort 5llr slrbcit 5iiriid5il-
febren.
0as er5ieltc glbfommen beiogt,
oab Die glrbeiter 20 Gents pro
Stllnbe erbalten lIno elm iogennnI-
tes uniform agreement" unnebmen
niiiien, bos StreifS unb 9lusfper.
rinqen perbiiten miro 9os 9lbfpm-
men eritredt lid, nllf brei Sabre iutb
ootiert pom 81. Ntai. g siieht &c
id)Ioiiene @crfitdtten" Dor unb per-
longt, bob be5iielid) Der Gucae D cs
9oumaterials, lei cs fobri5iert obcr
nif)t, feline gei6rdnflulgen eriitieren
iollen.
Sbontos Gnren. Hr1iibent elmer
3ieeelfabrif, ipcrrte Die &onferen5-
teilnehmer in Dem 3inmer cir, rad)-
Dem lie Stiinben lang bebattiert bot
ten pbne porpdrtsgefommen 5u
iein. Gr bcipahte perionlifl Die
Siire uno ioete, er iperbe Die 9eute
nid,t binnu5eeben loiiet che nidt
ein slbfonmen juitonbegefonnlen
more.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-10
Cetrpit, Samffas, Dem 10. Suli 1918.
&iite Ser &aucbbD0tOpfer
lpiebcr ldn9er*

lebboft Die eeitrige 9ieoe aitdeners.
Die einen erblifen oarin Die sln.
filnoigllng, oaB mon einem MiIit6r.
5pata ent9egel5liieben bat, pGbreno
Die anoeren neineit, Die Heoe aithe-
ners beipeiie, bob Die &efutrierung
Sreipiliger befriebigenoe &eiulatte
ergebe.
Der fram5Oiiife pffisiclle Seridlt.
Taris, 10. SsuIi. Sos fronS0-
iiife ariegsniniiterium peroffci1t-
lid)te nofnlittag folgenoen offisieIlen
9erid)t: -.
~Sn Der @egeno noroIi6 bon slr-
ras miroen eelpiiie geltern obenb
allf uniercStcllllngen oil foer StraBe
BON slngrcs nad) Sou6e5 irlternom-
menen slngriffe 5uriiGgeid)logeit.
SIn Sabpriiltb baben Sample nit
Sonogranatcn Itattgefilnben, obne
ieoof) Die 6ront Der cinen ober Der
anocren Seitc 81, Gnoern.
.Sn Der 9bampogne beaegnete eil1
oeutid)er slneriff IGligs Der 6ront
5rpiiden Gertbes unb 9caiiieiour
oent Seuer unicrcr SSnionteric lmo
glrtiQerie uno ipuroe nit groBen
Serluiten fiir Die glngrcifcr ser
itrelIt.
~SSn 2utbringen grill ein feiub-
lifcs Battalion unicrc Stclltngcn
bel 9eintrep an ipuroe aber juriid-
geidllagen
rSonIt haben III Der 9tad)t nur
9lrtiuerieeefedte itattgefunoen, be-
ionoers I'M @nlo bon Iprcnlont, i'm
@alb bon SC Trctrc lno BEL iSonte-
nellc. Nln oieiem Tltltftc nod)te Der
Scinb fcinen 9egenangriff. ionbern
beid]ronfte fih baralif, Die perlore-
lien Stellingen inter ,Sciter 5ll ncb=
men.
Cine 9tad)5dblllng Der in ben
adntpfen am 8. sSuli genlaGten &c
fangeren ergibt insgeionrt S61
Mann, ooriltter 81 SffiSiere.
.6rnn5oiiide 5Iieger bpmboroier-
fen geiterit Die giienbohnitationen
Don slrnupi(le unb goponpille uno
Die 9oroden IN 9eorrpp. % @ronn.
ten iinb 1000 Stablpfeile puroet
bcrobgeporfcit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-10
&aub int YeaOmftOne
Yarf.
gunbes Sapallerie indlt nnfl oret
@anniten.
35 Spnriiten ansebulten nno nm
Gjelb itno @erHafet beranbt.

SaIt Safe Gitp, lltob, 10.
ssuIi. gunbes anpolerie unb Tfab.
finber iuhen beiite bic Weftieite npm
yeaouitone gantionnlporf nod ben
6rei gonoiten oh, Die sdtern etne &C.
ieGi6aft BON 35 8erionen, 5ltrneiit
9ebrern aus Der Stobt Stem 9orf,
onhielten unb beraubten. Die 9e.
ienihoft mo1te bie Sahrt burd ben
Garf in fiinf Omnibus. .&utiden. gl1e
gerif1te aeben oabii1, oab Die Ser.
Ii1ite Der ein5elnen Souriiten gerin9
noren, 90 piele bon ibnen ibr Selo
nlif ben 9ooen Der &iitId]e foIlen lie.
ben.
Der lleberfaa ereienete iid on.
bertbalb Meilen oberbnlb bes 3iiiont.
menfluiies beS @ibbon- ltnb 5irebole.
sluiies. 9unbes Senator S. S.
@raop pon SSoabo, S. s. 9oDens,
8rGitoent elmer Der transport 9e.
ieaidoften, iunb Sarnep Saritd) BON
9tep gorf befnnoen iid in einer art.
ihe, Die iinmtttclbor biltter Der nnge.
baltenen iubr. slls lie ioben, mos ba
noraing, febrten iie raid nod einer
Strubenitation 5itriid unb peritdnbig-
ten bic TarfbennIten.
Gin Sri1pp 9unbes &aboaerie,
ipelter ben 1orf beipn9t, NOR bulb
ouf bic GUIDE na1 ben gu1thtten oits.
eeionot tuorben, bon benen ober biz.
ber rod feine Spitr sefunben fperoen
fonr,te. Wtan gIoibt, bob iie nod
bent Sodion 9ole.9anb etIen, Dos
iiibIi1 bonn 9orf gelegeit iit unb Elm
beliebter SufIuntsort fiir @erbrener
lit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-10
Sa1Dillt inter 8nnbes
GDntrDne.
Aft Tarine Selesrapbiiten bort in
Sienit seitellt.

@afbineto t o n, 10. SSuIi. aopt.
@. s. O.. guGorb. Superintenbent
Der Weorine slbteiline fir brubt.
lpie Selegropbie, nelbete belite bent
SefretGr 9oniels. bnb Die Eronsfe.
rierlng Der &ontroIle iiber bic 6robt.
loie Stotion in Sopniae nonSoeen
nurbe. Sept. 3enned, Der beutife
Slottenoffi5ier, bot SopniIle nerIoi.
fen. 4d)t onerifoniide Morine.Ec.
legropbiiten ipurbeil in 9ierit ee.
iteIlt rnb brei glngeitellte Der @eleG-
ihoft, fpelher bic Stntipn gebcrt,
norIoufig in 9ierit beloiie1i. Sic
fperben Gepei1en rirr ernpfnngen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-10
Die bcntidlen GrfDlsc i'm @eiten

Die bentihen GrfDlsc i'm @eiten.
gerItn, 10. Suli. lleber 2on.
bon. 1os Observation-Disclosures per-
offentlifte beute foIeenben offi5iel'
Len 8erint:
.9Gngs Der eoi1aen neitli6en
SSront NOR Die militdriid1e SGtigfeit
geitern nm gering. 0rei fran5oii-
i6e slngriffe bel 2oiinois, on iiio-
Iiten slbbarg oes Siiaels 6S1 nnbe
Ban DC Snpt. bruden inter unierem
slrtilleriefener nieber
rSn Der Champagne nabnlen mir
einen ooraeidlobenen iron5oiiiden
Sd)iisengraben bel Der sSernre BON
9eaieionr I'M Stirm. Gonn fiibr-
ten mir bort cine erfolgreidle &eibc
Don Ntinencrplplionen als.
.,3uiIden sliap umo 9lprenont
ionoen iiolierte 9tadlf6mpfe itatt
.Sm Yrielterpalb perbciierten
mir uniere Stelungen, inbem mir
Deiter pprriidten.
,Seit Dem 4. SSllli baben mir 5rpi-
ifen Nioicl luo Mtnns 1898 @e-
ionqene gentad)t, bnrrnter 81 Dit
3icre, uno erbeilteten II 0foid)rlen=
aepehre uno Is @tinenperfer.
.,9ei 9ielltrep. oitlib bon 9iine.
piae muroen III Der 9tud,t iulternon-
meme ironjoiiidJe @orriidingsper-
ild,e qegen lrniere oilBeren Stellin-
gen SltriifgefpieIen.
Scmtidlanb hat fcinen Mianael an
Sulo.
Berlin, iiber 9onoon, 10 Suili
Scr heittige @usipeis Der Hcidlsbunf
seiat cine Grhobune Der 8olorelerpe
Inn 1924, 900 9torf.
slnd, Die Sdmei; brandt 8clo.
Germ. ShpeiS, 9. SSilli lleber
9onoon. Sic Hegierling Der SdlDei5
beidllob bciltc. cine neiic slnlcibc bon
90 Nfiaionen Color aiti5ulcaen, I'M
Die Soften Der Mobililierlng sur
MISUNDERSTANDING Der 9teutralitat
Al beden. Die glnleibe miro Az
0ro5ent troeen imb nit 9612 ans
aeaeben perben.
gaid,ts 0enes in Tolen nnb @alisicn.
@erIin, iiber 9onbon, 10. Sllli.
lteber ben 8rieg gegel Die 9ilIiien
hei6t es i'm heiite ueroiientliften
offi;ienen @eriht bes 9lrmecbaupt-
quarters:
Gin feinolidler sIngriff ailf Siio-
pet iprroe 5liriifgcidlugen
nsluf Dem iiiooitlihen arieasid,oli-
plas iit Die Gage Der oeiitid]en Srlip.
pen inperdnoert.
Sic ensliife arieasanleibe.
Sonbon. 10. Suli. Gie 3eih-
nuneen auf Die engliidle &riegs.
anleibe. Die erobte in Der Geifid)te,
id1lo5 in Der @anf BON @nglano
ontomntiid1 Inn I lthr nadlntittag.
9ie geboroen halten itreng oarnn
ieit, iibcr Die Soobe Der 3ci6nungcn
nihts 5u perloutboren, uber nad,
bieiiger gnlid]t milB Dos Heiultot
iehr befrieoigeno iein. Qg4ariun teiIt
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-10
Stirbt lungiam.

M d ter, ap., 10. Suit
y2ongioner oQnobli1er arofte.
perfaa". 60 loutete heite oos guI.
lctin pom Sterbeloeer beg @r5-
bii6ois Somes Gbmarb Giiielep
bon Chicago. Seit so Stlroen
ipuroe fein @erin9 gennaht, bent
9atienten, Der idon foit on oIlen
9eilen bes aorpers 9eldbntt lit,
9eabrung sisufiibren.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-10

= 9ie engliiden 8efansenen in
Gublehen baben eiilen 8plffIub ee.
griinoet. Sb es ben belitiden 8e.
faneenen IN Gnslano ald ip gut
gebt2
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-10
Sttllnng bel Der Ttrme
DDn 8eaniejOnr I'M
Stnrm genOmmen.
Sentidle Stellnns I'M Ericiteriunlb
bebenteno uerbeiiert.
i3iuiifDen Wiaas nno Mfuicl 179S @e-
fnngene nno Sriessbeute semad)t.
Gins Yplcn nnb 8nlisien liest nidlts
8ifDtises npr.
SdjfYeis brandt @elo snr slnfredjt.
erbnltnns Der Nentralitdf.
2onbon beginnt iuieber iehr pptinti-
itiidD 81 uerben.
Sesrnnbet rs init Sutbas Grfuls
nnb rniiiidlem @iberitanb.

Seermnbef cs init gpthns Grfplg
nno rniiiidlem @iberitanb.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-01-28

NEW CONDITIONS DE-
MAND NEW COUNTIES

twenty-five years ago when
Montana started as state there
were sixteen counties. Montana
now has thirty-nine counties and
some of them are still larger than
the whole of the New England
states. There is reason for small
units in local government. When
Montana became a state most Of
the counties had q few or no per
manent residents outside of the
towns. What residents there were
outside OF the mining districts
and towns, We're made up of stock
ranchers who We're miles apa4t
and had no care whether there
was any county government. Con-
dltlons have changed now and
Nontana,s broad prairies are nov
settled with new citizens who de-
mand different conditions thar,
existed twenty-five years ago. #
this is not true why not return 20
the original sixteen counties? Mr.,
voter, you can't afford to carry
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-01-28

any prejudice with you to the polls
when you go to vote on the crea-
tion of Phillips county, but ask
yourself the question fairly and
we believe you will give yourself
a fair answer and vote for Phillips
county.
One conoltion that should COM
mend the new county proposition
to the voters of the prairie coun-
try is the fact that the creation of new
counties Will give the farming COM
.nunitics' equ:l representation with
the mining districts in the state
Legislature. The fact that Silver
Bow county, in which Butte is
situated, is strongly opposed 20
the creatiof new SEQ :: untg iss fiji
cent argument in itself why new
counties should be created in the
farming districts of the state.
Representative Lord Of Rich
land county, one of the newly ere
ated counties in the state Of Mon
tana, in championing the minority
report of the bill passed in the
House for the repeal of the law un.
der which new counties are created
declared that conditions in the old
counties made the creation of new
counties imperative. He cited the
fact tnat in many instances the
road work done is near the county
seat and that the remote districts
are neglected. Any one who has
crossed old Dawson county from
which Richland was created, knows
Mr.. Lord knew whereof he spoke.
What Dodson needs is good roads
built north and south from the
town. Roads are the avenues of
commerce to the country town and
without them no town can thrive
If Dodson doesn't get good roads
upon the creation OF Phillips coun-
ty it will be Dodson's own fault.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-01-28
Election Next Tuesday

The people of the new proposed
county of Phillips will be given a
chance to cast their ballot next
Tuesday for for or against county
division. There is no doubt but
that the election for the new coun-
ty will carry by a. very large ma
jority but the people are urged to
60 out and vote for the new cOun-
ty. If there is any opposition it is
a sure thing that those opposing
the creation of Phillips county will
vote and why should those who are
in favor OF it be any more neglect
full. There has been several in
the office asking who is entitled
to vote the question and what they
can vote for. All those whose
names appear on the registration
list is entitled to vote and can vote
for couty division, for county seat
and for one candidate for each OF
the various offices in the new coun-
ty. There has been report start
ed in one section of the county that
the ladies were not entitled to vote
for anything but county division
andunc oty seat. This is entirely
wrong they have just as much priv
4eges at the polls as. the men and
can cast ballot for the officers
the same as for county division.
There is good representative
bunch Of men candidates out for
Office and some of them are we'll
known to large majority of the
voters while some of them are
comparative strangers to the people
of this section of the country. OF
course the Enterprise like every
individul has it's choice of the can
didates but at the starting of the
new county the people of Malta
were to let the candidates alone TO
fight their own battles and we have
done so and intend to continue
along the same lines. 1t is possible
Iiill ophlC VI lAoSC ullHlNo Ioi VI
flee would make better officials
than those that will be elected but
at the same time we think that all
OF those making the race will have
the interest OF the taxpayers OF the
county at heart and give the p,t PIE
thc o3st administra+,oF possible
II you have a friend who is {
candidate it might be well to get
out and vote for him and do what
you can to see that he is elected.
At any rate after the election is
over meet all and any of them
with a smile and help az you can
by boosting and make Phillips
county the best place to live irthe
state of Montana
At the closing of the registra-
tion books, there We're 2517 voters
registered inthe new county who
will have a sayin the county diyi-
sion question. In the various
precincts in Blaine and Valley
counties the number of voters is as
follows.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-01-28
E'ls,ine

Maloney, Pre-, No. l..... &C
Dodson Pre-. No. 2. 34o
Wagner, Pre-. No. 3.. 1G5
Phillips, Pre-. MOI 4......... 1o7
Zortman, Pre-. No. 5. 30f
LanduskN, Pre-. No. 6 .......... %
Total ........ 1853
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-01-28

Watch your dreams come true
at the Bison Tuesday. Feb. 2.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-01-28
Valley County

Cottonwood, Pre-. MOI. ... 22G
saco, Pre-. No. s.,....... 1886
Malta, Pre-. No. 8. .. 7i2
Eaeth, Pre-. No. 9. ..... 40
lllWoman, Ere. No. 1u. 80
Total l43...
Total number of registered voi
crs, 25i7.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-06

Laufe and Rutherford; j. Nicely and
B. Nicely; Snyder and HeffieHnger;
Stewart and Willis; Gregory and Ford
P. r. R. Y. NJ. C. A.
Dew Drop Inn Canoe Club Oficers
President, W. Ross Atkinson; vice
president, Ed. bodholtz; secretary
Earl Eastright; treasurer, Richard
Rauch.
Committee for Trips
David Mcconnell, chairman; Rich
ard Rauch, Rodney Millar.
The finish of the fve-mile race will
be under the span of the Newport
bridge between the second and third
piers, on the Newport side of the Sus
quehanna river. The rules for the
race follow:
Q( A regulation Indian canoe, any
length.
(2) Only two men shall occupy each
canoe.
(S) Nothing to be carried in canoes
except extra paddles.
(4) Regulation Indian paddles must
be used by contestants.
(5) No boat may cross the coarse
of another canoe unless one yard in
advance. or in rear of the same canoe