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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09
APPROVED FOR
NEWREFORMATORY
0 A III n
Ninety Acres of Land Two
Miles From Springer Pur-
chased for Use of State
Corrective Institution.

Springer y. NJ. Nov. s-Thc site
for he now grounds n buiiling 90
the New Mexico reform school mas
been approved by District Judge lHih
who has jurisdiction over the anairs
III tho institution. The property cou-
aista Of ninety acres NJ irrirahl" lHnd,
situated about two miles from the
city. II was purchased from 5. =.
Ahrcu. Plans for tho new building
will be submitted by the architect
and ground will be broken for the
building immedla tly Final action
authorizing the construction of The
building iwili DC taken az the next
meeting of the board Bids will De
accepted from contractors Within q
short slime. II o. expected that the
work VII begin sometime during the
next month.
There has been a need 81 a locai ION
removed from the city limits and the
property selected will earyc tho pur-
pose of the institution In n better
capacity than the present location.
An appropriation of $4,000 W.
voted nv the last Legislature for he
purchase 81 tho property and cone
struction ~ the bulldogs. This sum
will enable tho directors 20 furnish
thc institution with adequate bui'G-
inEe ana lands.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09
EAT WITHOUT FEAR
OF INDIGESTION OR
SOUR. ACID STOMACH
Instant relief! 'Pape's Dia-
pepsin' ends your stomach
trouble forever.

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion ct the food did the
damsgc-do you2 Well, don't bother,
n your stomach IL In a revolt. II sour
sassy. and upset, ana what you Just
ate has fcrmented into stubburn
Jumps. head dizzy and aches, holrh
gases and acids aud eructate undi-
pestcd food; breath fuul, tongue coat
ed just take "a little pape's Dtapep-
sin and iu five minutes % wonder
what became OF the INDIGESTION ana
distress
Millions OF men and women today
know that lt b. needless To have "A
bad stomach. A little piapepsin oc-
.casioually keeps this delicate organ
regulated ana they eat their tavorito
foods without fear
~ your stomach doesn't take care
OF your liberal limit without rebellion;
" your food b. u damage instead of a
help. remember the quickest, suroSt,
most harmless relief is pape's Diapcp-
sin which costs only fifty cents for q
large case at drug stores. IT'S truly
wondcrul-u iigcsts God and sets
thiugs straight. So gently u easily
that it is really astonishing. Pleoso
for your sake, don't go on and on
| with % weak, disordercd stomach; it'
so unnecessary
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09
DON'T SC0LD. H
THE CROSS CHILD IS
BILIOUS, FEVERISH
Look at tongue! If coated,
clean little stomach,
liver. bowels.

Don't scold your frotfui p"cvish
child. See if tongue is coutrd, TINS
is n sure sign its little stomach, liver
and bowels are ciosgcd with scout
waste.
when l%istlcss, pale. tcvcrish, mi OF
cold. breath bad. throat sore doesn't
eat. sleep or act naturally, has st"m-
ach-achv. Indigestion, d%iarrhoeH, give
"a toaspoonml of 'Califorula syrup ut
Figs" ana la 70 few our all the iuul
waste. the SOUR bile and fcrmeuting
food passes out Of tho bowels ana you
have q well and playful child agaln
children luE this harmless 'iruit
laxative" and mothers nan rest easy
later giving 10, because 10 newer fails
to make their lutte "insidcs' c.eau
and sweet.
Keep % handy. Mother \ little
given today saves ~ sick child tomur-
row, hut get tho %eouuiuc Ask your
druggist for 70 50-gcut bottle of cali
forum syrup uf FIGS which has de
r%rotiona for babies children of 1li
ages and rur grown-ups plainly ON tho
bottle. Remember there arc gnuntcr-
fcits suld here. so surely hook and SOC
that yours ,- mudo iy the 'ralifornin
Fig Syrup company" Hand back
with contempt ans other hg syrup
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09
STICK TO PROVED METHODS
Should Be Cut Back About one.tiaIf Of
Not Control Insects and Dis.
ease, Say Experts.

The idea that certain chemicals
placed in the body OF a fruit tree viii
get rid of insects aud diseases scent
TO be prevalent among the folks who
do not read, says Denver Field and
Farm, Several people have recently
reported to us that this could be done
but there is nothing IN It and the on
tontion is not horne "a by scientific
facts. Experiments made to determine
the effectiveness OF this method OF
controlling insects and diseases have
been absolutely negative Those who
say they have had success with such
remedies have not been people well
informed iu plant physiology and plant
structure and have not conducted IN
telligent and scientific tests to prove
their side ~ the case. The probabili.
ties are that nothing allied their trees
IN the first place. We would advise
u readers 10 leave such cures alone
and stick 10 the wen established and
proved methods.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09
OCTOBER ANOTHER
GREAT N FOR
AMERICAN MINES


Tho month o. Octo0er o. generally
q lean month IN point Of dividend
payments - American mines and
works, vet iorty-one companies nude
disbursements during the mo1th to-
ciude coal mining not ne e9.called IN
ciule o.'Hl mihinh ~ w w
uuetll"i. .oI lv'r y ih.iNHf WV
Vu'i,i viuiH4
s'e.N " Amerlshh mln'r wv VIZ.
Aaoea 20 we snlen's hHus y
lH9 pieVeuinh hh' mV",I"
eo'o'ulls y I.lo H,"F
y
were paia TURNS W. t'n y.
80 rtcs eortrth,,,t, nEtars.
ma,t. r,.a. ~ 80. r-o,,s,t.s sipr.
ncornora,t,, ,,tst ea-- ~ al, Tba
comhirea isspoa eantfal ~ fso.. ssm.
u.,t.s 4. t~ff 4ot s++ 4 r.torn N
seae 49, a. 80. ~ r-,,ftot w.
totr dtvfdcnas cxceea ,bnss ~ tafs
nv approximateIv 100000
III. c,n,c- bsa stigbft, haiti,
,-e-m,r.bs. nortos 4, tats ,h., Il
fata ~ ,bir,- co-yn,,l.s bsee Az.
iaens n-.yrn.,ts ~ their rr.sgt y
.re,E 80 "A 80 ,,.trst s4d.
-.a,ee ~ ,w,~,, e,n re-rn,,mt.. H.
'tat4 si,co n-rornor.tton tbov. fon
naries nayine atvis.,a- IS tafr Nav,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09
SANTA FE LAND
OFFICE HAS 243
ENTRIES IN OCTOBER

Santa Fo. y NJ. Nov. S.-Thc local
Uritci states lrnd office hal 20 otnl
of 2i3 land entrics during october.
u-ggrcgatng tG.t0G acres. Tho elias
sincation as 10 number Of entries,
class ana acreage or each is as FOL.
lows;
% homestead, final. tG3 81. si>c;
~ homestead. nnnl. set Juno 8, 1872.
e094.73. 500; : Homestead. FINAL ACT
FEBRUARY 10. .190g. 999 &c. $3.50; g
homestead, final. act of 1909 F1d
1872. asa. SIS; I homestead. final. act
OF 1906. iG0 SO. ! homes cad h1Il
act 1905 anu 1879 90. 49, 90. . desert
final. 1865. $3.50 55. q smaN hollu-
claim dHal. 201 80. Isolated
tracts, committed, 2S279. &5G,.7a. Z
coal entry. commu ed, 40 $500.
homestead. amended. l2o, 50 90; 4 u
J.. relief. act March g. ioir. $40 SO.
~ state @solcriioue for schools. 2tai NN
22T. ms homestead originn' act lFoh.
ruary 10. 1900. 2102il3. |s2.16G62s
homestead original nct 1906 1ioi 40
.EI22.5S. go homestead, original
57l3,iG $3.50. go; I mineral, 5000
SO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09
. Orchard .
BUYING YOUNG FRUIT TREES
o~rehardist Should Patronize Reputable
Nurseryman and Sc Willing
70 Pay Good Price.

my n. A. MONTY. Colorado Agricui-
In ordering Iruit trees 70 be planted
.,-ti spring. the buyer should give due
consideration to the following points
Order trees from q reputable
n~urseryman, paying a good price for
same, instead OF securing them from
some agent who has no reputation 10
maintain. The latter individual may
sell his trees al reduced prices. but the
chances are the buyer viii not get
what he orders.
Send IN the order early, "a that the
nurseryman will have time q pack
aud ship the trees before the spring
rush This Is necessary in order that
the buyer may receive his trees in
time To- set them OUT early.
In seeotins varieties, It should be
remembered that three or four we'll.
tried sorts of each fruit are better than
a large number OF varieties. especially
" the fruit Ia 10 be marketed. II
wanted tor home use. a larger number
may be- chosen. New and untried a
leties are usually to be avoided.
As q rule, u is best to buy one-year
old trees. Older trees are very often
stunted and mls.shapen on account OF
close planting IN the nursery row,
while yearllng trees usually consist Of
n straight switch with live buds down
20 the ground, Such trees may be
headed as high or as low as desired,
which is aot always possible with the
older trees.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09
HIGH SCHOOL ORATORS
WILL COMPETE TONIGHT

The contest which will determine
who win represent the Albuquerque
high school n the coming high school
|oratorienl competition during tho
teachers convention. win takc
place tonight az ne high school audi-
Those who will take part are Max
Those who VIII ttkr part are Max
we'll Ferguson. Thomas CnlhiIs, o'i'
Wood. Miss Bertha Iinssctt ana OLE
bert Espinos1.
Tho program will be as follows;
Poem of Love .......,..,t. Natl3ie
High school orchestra.
(. A Message From Yesterday
2. THE Land OF the Mun.eHumu
3. Trade Opportunities i1 Latin
America.
Violin solo ............... Selected
Miss Lorna Lester
T. The Pan-Amorio1u Union.
g. Now Mexico ut san Diego.
SNOW Maiden .....,.. ,'' I"N'N
High school Orchestra
Decision OF the Judges.
Music under che direction Of MIf.
jennie /. Trott. supervisor of must,
Ina the Albuquerque public schools.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09
SPRAY FOR SAN JOSE SCALE
Dormant Trees Should Be Treated In
Fall ana Again In Early Spring
Burn All Pruninas.

n the rrees are infected with the
San JoSc scale they should be sprayed
while dormant, once II lightly infect
ed. but 80 badly infected. twice-onoe
ia the late fall or early winter and
again In The early spring just before
the trees start growth Trees in foli'
age cannot be sprayed with winter
strength sprays. for "A spray strong
enough 20 kill the scale readily, VIII
lnjure the foliage Of the trees. II the
trees are TO be pruned, Il Ia advisable
10 prune the trees before spraying. as
the pruning win reduce the surface TO
be covered with the spray and the
spray mixture viii "a farther, lie
careful to burn all the prunings so as
TO destroy the scale on them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09
Today's Live New Mexico News

much nrmer than what some %anticl-
pated. Just 10Y much territory wool
was sold this week Is not certain, al
though II would seem that fully three
million pounds had changed hands
Best half-biood and fine staple Moo
tnna and Soda Springs clip woods are
figured TO cost from 20 70 ~ cents
and some oregon staple clips are sa!d
10 have been sold At GSm70 cents
other sales have Included hne and
medium Nevada and Utah woois, he
best OF which brought close TO 81 ~ So
cents. while Colorado n New Mex
lean woods have sold In the original
bags al close TO O. cents, although
some wool II figured at about 81 cents
for he best STAPLE. WYoming woods
have also inquired In the transfers az
about 6S0 20 cents for good staplcd
clips.
Toxaa-There has been some FUR
Their business In ~i2-months Texas
woods at about o. GG7 cents clean ba-
sis. the salez involving several hum
dred thousand pounds. 10 shor woods
are reported sold. Interest Is being
! shown Ia the new fall woods which
are arriving In the s~torehouees In
Texas a. the moment. u D. snil that
! he fan Texas clip this year win ne
considerably loss than usual partly
on cou Of the lack 81 Mexican
shoarers ana partly because ~ the
competition which short woods Of that
sort would ind In the marke's ea-,.
| Certainly 10 climatic conditions DO
s..N FatN.N 60 trAHFHl a4gHsH Tho UrNHN
thing for the rrowcr To allow his
sheep to run until spring ana Rc' the
longer fleece. 40 transfers Of cav
%fornln woods ~ any moment are re-
ported and prices are steady ana un-
changed.
Secured Wool-Therc has hccn a
fairly good demand for secured wools
again this week.. Including a co1sid-
cradle lot of Australian md cape
secured woods at 5SmG0 cents foi
good colonial secured lots. while Aus,
ltraliaug secured here are bringing
abou. GG@G7 cents for the best
shnfty woods
There has also been some business
IN secured territory woods, tho hest
OF which are bringing arounl 60 NJ 81
cents. although the latter price De- Ton
n very good wool 40. I Ncw McNI.
can is hold at around G10G2 cont.
today and 40 2 NJ ABOUT - cent,
while NO o .s uomiually puotthl" 'I
about ca cents with little 90 De had
Secured eastern " supers ARE worth
about 60 cents Tor good woods H1t
possibly 60 Gems for % vcry choice
wcolC while western R'a are hard O.
ma under 20 cents today ana % cent.
g. asked In mani cases. Grey wool
have been in demand also ond sale.
ihayo occurred az around ~ to =
cents for low sorts ANA for -'aine'
woods at from t5a5 30 cents accordinl
20 .hc wool. South American lambs
wools are SIN I'm good request nj from
50T55 or 80 cents aCcoriing to th'
wool.
Noils-Thc demand for noils is siil
considerably less than ihc supply am
! prices are on the easy side for abou
lcycrythinE. Quar'or-hlood is qu"tahl
at aGH2S cents. throa-oiEhts ut $50
So cents: half-h!"od a' inG az ro't
and nnc domestic 1t ABOUT no sam
while Gno Australian is held zoo ahot
43nt g.. cent. for the choicest lots
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09
BRIDGE GRATING OPERATION
Fruit Trees eifdted by Rabbits May
BE Saved By Proeess-coVer
the Wounds With Wax.

Whore the rabbits have girdled the
fruit trees they may be saved by what
is called bridge grating. This con
sists In bridging over the Injured
parts with scions OF last summers
growth. connecting the parts below
the girdle with the parts above.
Trim the bark around the injured
parts. sharpen the ends OF the scions
90 a wedge-shape, and IT tightly into
the layer of new wood under the tree
bark.
Cover the ends OF the scions where
they enter the new bark with graft.
ing wax TO keep out the air and cover
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09
WOOL MARKET GOES
ON F|RMER BASIS
IN BOSTON
Rumors in Wool Trading Cir
cles of Another Boom and
Dealers Begin to Grow
Anxious.

The Bogton Commercial Bulletin
discussing last weeks trading In wool
and wool market conditions through
out the world. says I'm part;
The market Is stronger. Manufnc-
turors who go looking for concession
.oday do not nnl them. So TAR as
the Boston market h. concerned, here
has been no general advance I'M
prices but the tendency ~ upwar
and in some Instances prices are a bit
higher. when one turns Co the for
cign markets. he finds that values are
etul on the Upward trend ana Dc good
woods are wantcd-anl they are.
wanted today very kecnly-it is nee
crsary To pay the price.
Along the stree. ono continues 10
hear discussion o. 90 whether another
boom IL In tho embryonic agr or
on the other hand. whether il is safe
10 operate with prices On the present
high level Tesc questions are about
as hard To- answer av tho frequent
pucry aa to what will happen 20 prices
md man1fnc'uring plants when the
war IL ended However. two things
are pretty certain In the first place,
the rest Of the world Is onliged 90 buy
itS wool abou. as far ahead or its
uses as is the United states and the
rest OF the world thinks VOL of wool
cat nnv rate If good Wuolp. Tn NE
second place, .hc large American
manufacturer appear tu believe 100
wool protty troroughlr. IS buying
demonstration OF tho past two week
is amy criterion.
pn,inp i'm the local mnrlr. thia
week has not been of such lnrpe proc
portions as was the case q week ago,
although there has doubtless been
cold % good five million pounds Tho
trading has boon fairly well distrln-
uied among the various hnu es along
the street ana has also been fairly
well diversified what has been ,H-
p,ololly satisfactory 90 The dealer.
has been tho further demand FOR tor
ritory woods. Tn" npinio1 D. general
b. beid In tho trade hat more tofrl.
tory wool might have been s"ld had
holders necu willing to accept tho Of,
fora but with the feeling thaf NJ
market Go coming their WAY dealer
are disposed Co advance prices r1thc'
thtn shnic them. In order DO possible"
10 ge. a poht out of their hirh 'os
stocks.
Domestic WnolS.
gulDs OF domestic wool largely tor
rIiury. have boon OF good proportion
nrtin this wccls. soWo do1lcrl report.
lur re very respectable t.l" i1 tn"u
fleece woods Ir foo demand hu. uu',
boz 20 wudorlio way ana Il Wow u. ih'
high prices prevailing for fur"iur
crosshrcds 90 is not 70 lttlo surpy.siu'
that more sales OF medium ncego
ac mot reported. 1l'hourh BE- m1- boz
admitted that there are 100 consider
able stocks Of them l1 the murIlc.
Tho demand for .err,|o fy wool rn
hroad"nol this week and Ilmos
everything I'm the way OF r. tcrrlior'
wool has been in request. Sales migh
have been made more freely hut fn
the f,et ana. asking prices wore 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09
STATE A PAGE
IN CRITICAL STATE
FROM TYPHOID FEVER

Gallup. y. NJ. Nov. o Tho conli-
iion of state senator Grcr"ry Pns"
who ls one of the victims ot The iN-
phoid epidemic here. howe no inn
proNcmcnt today ana his recovery Is
regarded AZ predetermined senator
Page was improved last w"ok hut sur
rercd q relapse. Ills wife has hrcl
sumwoucG homo from los Angeles
whore she. went recently for medical
treatment,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09

We are srllmg nor OF Mcritol Er
zoma Remedy than all the others pu'
together. This large sale ls % 'u
the fact that 60 ls % preparation of
unusual merit made expressly for one
purpose. eczema In iis various forms
Il you are AFFLICTED with his l"u'h-
some disease. do not delay using Mcri.
toll Eczema Remedy. Prices, SOC ANA
.riUU. Dtwtll Drug Co, exclusive
agency.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09
Skin SOOthed and
Healed by Id. I'D. I'D.

Itching skin. uriy crnntinnT, scaly
scalp. Eezcma ana its nillei diaeHges an
yield Instantly to the aoothing influence
cf the mild. simple wash. the D.D.D.
Prescription for Eczema.
From our experience with skin suf-
ferers, we arr convinced Tat skin as
fease 81 caused hy germs beneath the
outer skin that spread and multiply
until they become il mHss Of autatu
animals. dob. q ~ptuotraUua llqgii
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09
INCREASE
SHOWN IN ALL
STATE Crops
Department of Agriculture's
Report on New Mexico Con-
ditions November LIST Up to
the National Standard.

Washington, y. c., Nov. 81 SUM
mary OF preliminary estimates of
r production. and prices. for The.
state OF New Mexico and for the
United states. compiled by The bureau
81 crop estimates tand transmitted
through the weather hureauD United
staes department Of agriculture r. as
foilows;
Corn.
State Estimate .hia year 2.S20. Gee
bushels. nnal estimate last year. g.
$4,000. price November ! 10 prnauc
ers. &c; per hughel yenr SIC.
United states Estimate this year.
i.O02. 600. 600 bushels: final estima ?
last year. 2,s78. e0o. 900; November !
price. 6t9c: year ago 7o.Gc
Wheat.
State-Estimate Ibis year. 2,02Q,N0Q
bushels. nnal estimate last year. ~
s3S. 600. pr!ce November ! 10 p%rodur-
ers. stc per oushcls wear ago. si.oa.
United states-EstIma.e this year.
1909. 00O,0 900 bushels; fun lestimato
last year. sci 5000 November 1
price 93.1c: year ago. 972c.
Oats.
state-Estimatc his year. 2.tg0.0hG
bushels; final estimate last year, it-
sTs.000: price November ! Go pro-
( dncers 34c por bushol; year ago, SEC
United states Estimate this ycar,
l|.5I7.O00. 600 bushels; nnai estimate
last year. 1.iit. 600. O0O; November )
price 8t.ac. year ago f29c.
Potatoes.
State-Es;imatc this year 9fA.N0e
bushels: final estimate last year. 500, r
900; price November. 4 10 producers.
I sec per hushei; year aso. 81 90.
United statos-Estimn.c this vcar.
1 $4,000. 600 bushels; final estimate
last ycnr. ti05.921. 900; November J
price. G0.Scs yenr ago, 52.sc.
Apples.
gtnte-Estimato this year. $4,000
barrels: nnai estimate last year. 500,
600: price October ~ Ia producers
SOC per hushcl; year ago. fl0o.
United Stntes-Estima'e this year
| 10. 700. 900 barrels, final last yenr 81
100000 barrels; price October - %
producers S2.ii per barrel year ago
&1.79.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09

Don't use harsh physics. the reac-
tion woatens the bowels leads %
chruui. constipation Get poap's
Repulete They operate eaaiiy zoe al
all st0rca,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09
TRY A HERALD WANT AID.

dcrtrosn those rerSta AMI washes them
away, thereby relieving that awful itch
isnmciiatsiy a SEQ hptile wiz brave
th,a iaNrh 90 ytn
We are SCI ctufd vt hot ODD. can
rcach al caeeA tiat " 0ler YOU ths
trst fuii-slae bottle frca II u does not
dp aH ~. SAY iisu, alone. ~ Judge.
hIltL soap aids ln taeisilia tbs ai1n
iafo. aJi as
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09
RESOURCES
WILL Be RE|O'S
SUBJECT
Other Speakers at Get-together
Banquet to Touch on Cattle,
Sheep and Fruit-growing
Industries.


New Mexico'a rraohrtcp VIII be the
theme ~ the principal address at tho
dollar dinner 20 be given .omorfow
night ~ the Commercial club. The
ADDRESS viii be delivered ~ w. e
Reid. Santa Fc rnilrnad lawyer fef
fhia state. Mr. Reid IL a fprcefui
speaker and Ne is thoroughly versea in
the subject on whicr he win talk.
Dr. David Ross nost. president ~
the University 81 New Mexico. viii.
speak on the value 81 She Commercial
club 20 q community a. p. McNtiiin
viii speak ON the cattle Industry 20
the state and Frank A. Hnbncli VIII
speak or the sheep industry. ,. p
Jacobson viii toll ~ TIE Fruit ereWfrs
~ the central iiin Grande ypife.
President Clark Carr VIII sketch the
history 81 the club. which hecame q
quarter oS a cem,nry old hi1 year
The following viii deliver thgee-
miuufe ''pep'' talks. 81 ~ schwrnf-
ker. n. s. RosenWald. Robert = put-
ney. w. n Hening. e. .. D McAlhr-
ter. ". W. Wiley. simon s'rrn. Nca-
tor Montnyn, Ioula Ilfeid. a. Il
Brooks. Col. ~ X. y. SELLERS. John p
Beaver.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09

Looking for a jOb3 Try a
Herald Want Ad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09

corporation they have 20 their credit
disbursements totallng st7,735las.
six motallurgical companies made
dividend payments In 1915 .oialing
S%1a.4t9.eef and alnce incorporation
s~i7e.gl2.1s0.
The six Eocnrities-hoidinw corpnF-
ations enriched shareholders In taia
70 the extent or si%5.ss0.Ei7. ami since
incorporation slaG.7sg.74
Phone 2. RED harm. a1i West Com
per, for first class livery. ". l.
Trimhla = Co.