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The Delta independent., 1915-07-30

The causes up to date for the clamor
yellow journals is about as follows:
The sinking of the Lusitania with
handful of Americans, who had been
warned not to take passage, as the
Liner had been spotted as carrying
munitions of war. 1t was an English
owned ship. Two other cases of sim
liar losses occurred, then comes the
latest, where it is alleged the Germans
discovered an American ship carrying
a contraband cargo, and, after remov-
ing its crew to safety, sank the ship.
One case was that of bunch of Amer
leans going to Europe presumably with
big business plans up their sleeves,
who thought they were so rich that no
one would dare shoot them up. An
other was a case where-doubtless
stimulated by the prospect of extra
gain. vessel was trying to deliver
goods declared to be contrabrand and
subject to seizure or destruction. In
both cases the parties were taking
their own risks. The principle of max
ing the lives of citizens of neutral
powers safe during war times, is
worthy one, and one way to do that is
to prevent, in as far as possible, the
placing for shipment of any goods
which may be declared against war
instructions. aboard of ship carrying
passengers. Had there not been know
ledge that munitions of war were stor;
ed in the hold of the Lusitania, that
liner would probably not have been
fired upon; had the last ship sunk not
have been found to carry stuff contra
band of war it would have presumably
suffered no further inconvenience
than an inspection.
The Delta independent., 1915-07-30

Clark. the Montana mining king has
been taking look over the Paradox
carnotite fields. This may have a
good effect. for there is good show
ing of copper in the La Salles as well
as mingled among the uranium ores
farther up. Clark is a man who does
things when the notion strikes him.
and we hope his interest will be suf-
ficiently aroused in this part of the
Western Slope to help in its develop
ment. With him in the field it is more
than likely that the Standard Chemi-
cal company would pick up what it
has dropped and get a mans size hus-
tie on to hold it.
The Delta independent., 1915-07-30
INVITE US TO HELP YOU TAX YOURSELF.

henceforth can only be perfunctory.
This is in accord with the tendencies
of the times. We are a two party
country. AS the 1916 contest draws
near it will be a Republican versus
Democrats, or the Wilson adminsitra-
tion against its opponents. And they
will stand in solid phalanx. The more
intelligent Progressive leaders realize
this fully and are adjusting their
course accordingly"
This is another pretty good answer
to question ten of the list sent out by
the Democratic National Committee.
The Delta independent., 1915-07-30
Card Of Thanks.

To our friends and neighbors.
Masons and all others. whose kind
acts. beautiful floral offerings and
sympathy helped to ligehten the bur
den and sorrow in our trouble and
recent bereavement. We send this
greeting in assurance of our full ap-
preciation.
MR. AND MRS. GEO C. vICKERY
AND FAMILY.
The Delta independent., 1915-07-30

$4,000 REwAROI WILL PAY
$4,000 FOR INFORMATION LEAD
ING TO THE ARREST AND coNVIc-
TON OF THE MIScREANT WHO
BURNED THE FENCE ON THE
WEST SIDE OF MY RANCH ON CAL
IFORNiA MESA ON JUNE BOTH.
A. C. MccIANAHAN,
p. o. ADDRESS. DELTA. COLO.
The Delta independent., 1915-07-30
Notice of Sale of Ditch Stock.

Notice is hereby given that on the ath day
OF september A. ID 1918. az the hour OF 10
O'Clock A II. az the office OF The Grand
Mesa Abstract Company 10 Delta Delta
County. Colorado. stock and subscription Tor
stock In The Orchard Mesa Ditch aud R-acr-
voir Company. on which thcrc arc delinquent
dssetsmentA or calls will be- offered for kals
az public auction for the purpose OF satisfy
Ing said assessments or calls. same being in
accordance with the bylaws Of said Com
pany- The following is list OF the delin-
qucnt calls for assessments, and the subscrip-
tions of stock which are TO be sold on IN.
date above mentioned
The Delta independent., 1915-07-30
LIVE STOCK PRICES
AT SOUTH OMAHA
Medium Beef Lower and Choice
Kinds Steady.
PACKING HOGS 10 TO 15C Off
Steady Market on Sheep and Lambs.
Bulk Sells at $7.75-OId Muttons
Unchanqed-Ewes Reach S5.75.

Union Stock Yards. South Omaha.
July 21.-There was a liberal run of
cattle yesterday, about 3,7OO head. In
nearly all respects the fat cattle mar
ket was a repetition OF Mondays trade
that is. the good to choice Of ~
weights found tolerably ready sale
at we'll sustained prices, while there
was further decline on the general
run Of cattle. and more particularly on
the short fed and only partly fatted
kinds. Best cattle sold up to 1910
There was no material change in the
market for cows and heifers. as com
pared with Monday. and for the most
part values were quoted about steady
at the recent decline. Yard traders
are all keen after the few strictly
good to choice feeding steers that are
coming in and prices are very high
on anything of this kind. Some Wy
oming steers brought $845. On the
other hand, the medium and common
stock cattle and feeding steers appear
to be rather difficult to move and
prices are no more than steady, and
very irregular and uncertain at that.
Cattle quotations. Good to choice
o'tfCo, 3SscVU lV.ip. idh " EOOG
beeves, sS.5O@9.3O; common to fair
beeves. s7.65@S.5O; good to choice
yearlings. $90O@10.0O: fair to good
yearlings. s775@9.OO; hay fed steers.
s775m8.75; prime corn fed heif-
ers, s775GS.75 good to choice fed
heifers. s7.00M775: good to choice
fed cows. s6.5O@75O; good to choice
grass heifers. s65Om725; good to
choice grass cows s6.0O@675: fair to
good cows. s5.50@6.0O Gamers and
cutters, $375M5.25: veal calves. So 90
I9.75 bulls. stays. etc. s55O67 30:
good to choice feeders. 81 S5MS45:
fair to good feeders s7.0Om775 com.
mon to fair stockers, S575M675 !:
stock heifers, s5.756D7O0; stock cows
$5.5OM6.5O: stock calves, s600G75o.
Hog receipts were very heavy. some
1900 head arriving. Both shippiu,;
and packing hogs were mostly 10c low.
er than Monday and trade was rather
slow. Sales made on shipping ac-
count were largely at $700M750. the
latter price being the top and only
sc lower than Mondays best price.
Both OF the packers purchases were
made at $6.7O@7OO.
Sheep and lamb receipts totaled IA
900 head. Packers tried to get lower
prices. but statesmen held on and final
ly the bulk of the lambs moved at
fully steady prices. Bulk again sells
at $7.75. Old sheep we're in fair sup.
ply. but held about steady. Best ewes
are selling at $5.50m5.75. Yearlings
have shown a weak tone again this
week, some good ones going at s6.l5
with few going as high as 1925.
Quotations on sheep and lambs:
Lambs. good to choice. $760M775:
lambs. fair to good. $7.4OM7GO: lambs,
feeders. $700m7.55; yearlings. fair 20
choice, $5.50M65O: wethers, fair to
choice, $5.25@6 25: ewes. good tn
choice. $525@5.75 ewes, fair to good.
$4.25@5.25.
The Delta independent., 1915-07-30
DELTA, COLORADO JULY 80, 1915.

Henry Fordas suggested as Repub-
lican candidate for the presidency on
the ground that, like his car, he can
run on his reputation The Repub-
kind.
The Delta independent., 1915-07-30

Commenting on the refusal of Chas.
Sumner Bird of Massachusetts to run
for governor of that state on the Pro-
gressive ticket, the Boston Herald,
says:
Progressive efforts in this state
The Delta independent., 1915-07-30

LOST-On Cory and Eckert road.
mans coat, dark grey. G. A. r. but.
ton, Please leave at assessors office.
Delta. J. F.. Keller. 26
The Delta independent., 1915-07-30

Cant | send some books out to the
ranch for pas summer reading?"
NAV. pa don't want no books. He's
got a thermometer to read"
The Delta independent., 1915-07-30

For sale for cash or on time. good
automobile-or will trade for stock
Il JOE McGRAW
The Delta independent., 1915-07-30

Ladies Columbia bicycle for sale
Harrietta B. Sayer. Phone 191.W.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Trading was concentrated to a great
extent In the war stocks and the steel
issues which are getting to be classed in
the war group. or Baldwin Locomotive
$50 shares changed hands, Wcsting-
house Electric 1870 shares Cricible
steel t,320 shares, American Can s,3o5
shares and United States steel common
l3,220 shares. These stocks accounted
for more han two-thirds OF the days
grand total or 5i.67j shares.
The railroad shares. as Il whole, were
conn arativcly neglected. although there
was snccial softness in som" cases,
CANADIAN Pacific was weak, influenced
by further reports as to poor earnings.
After openiuG at 1t2, unchanged from
the night before. 1t declined to 1855
closing a. 1888. st. Paul declined from
S0", at the Opening to 1Shs on renewed
talk OF a dividend reduction. II close d
at 79i,,
Tn war stocks." az a rule, we're
very strong most Of the day. Wcsting-
house Electric, however. reflected sell
ing, II "psned at ioa, off y, Of a point
from Wcdn sday's closing, rallied to
l09H. and then fell to 1914. closing al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23
THE STEEL MARKET.

Tho steel market continued active and
firm Yesterday, with u good demand for
all classes of steel and an upward ten
dcucN 10 prices. There Is still "A large
inquiry for steel for conversion into
ammunition. estimates placing the total
at u half million tons. Prices have been
advancing In Eastern districts. Har
iron has been moved IN 81 to So n ton
and rivcts are firm. Bjllcts continue
strong. an advance of 81 Il ton being re-
ported Yesterday. Tank plates mad q
similar gain and opcu hearth sheet bars
have been advanced 20 cents a ton.
The DdiIV Iron Trade SAYS: Some
Eastern plate buyers of small lots are
paying premiums for immediate dcliv-
cry. and Eastern finished steel market
continues to gain strength. Steel Cor
poration has bought 10000 ons Of adj
ditional billcts in the East, bringing its
aggregate purchases around 10000 tons.
buffalo pig iron sellers are firm on price,
and tidcwater iron advances % cents
a ton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23
Live stock Market.

THURSDAY, July %.
Receipts Of heeves were SS7 head
mainly consigned for slaughter. No
trade in live cattle, The fonllng was
about steady. Dressed beef was i'm fair
demand ~ steady prices or At ~, n
!1C. per Id. for city dressed native sides.
Receipts Of calves swcre rs head. in
Guiding zoo Tor tho market. Feeling
steady to strong Good to prime vcaIs
S"lL at 81 90 q iii.io per 100 lbs ;
culls ~ sou II $500; ohio mINcd calves
Mt $500 a $50. grasscrs and mills
calves AT sjii. city dressed veals uer.
firm at 10 n lie. with = few selling a.
l7iac,: country dressed steady a. . n isr.
Receipts OF sheep ana lambs we're i3.S
head, including 10 cars for the market
making, with previous arrivals, II cars on
sale, sheep steady, lambs were In good
demand and best grades strong others
steady: tho market closed firm on best
lambs. Common To prime sheep tewesI
Sold at 500 a Si.75 per 100 lbs. com
mon 10 choice lambs a. $500 n S.75,
cults at $50.
dressed mutton steady at : % l.l.c,
per ~; dressed lambs at 10 a iic., hest
hog dressed AZ ljla'.
. itccripts Of hogs we're $40 head, all Toy
"SiaughtercTs. 40 sales On live weight,
market n0minally steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23
N AND

The New York Federal Reserve Bank
rates were 4 per cent. for thirty 10
ninety days and 8 per cent. for longer
bills.
open market discounts, prime accent
ances. maturing up to ninety days, 81,
a24 per cent.
Commercial paper rates wsre 81, n
81. per cent. for sixty and ninety day
bills II for our to six months best
names; ~ per cent. for Others.
Time money remained dull at I'M
changed figures. Rates were 81, per
cent. for sixty days, 2la a ga. per cent.
for ninety days, pa N3 per cent. for
four months. Sd34 per cent. for 1--WE
and six months.
Call money on the floor OF the Stock
Exchange yesterday ruled at Ia, per
cent. high, = per cent, low. la. per
cent.
Domestic exchange on New York st.
Louis, par; San Francisco. 45c. pre-
MUM; Minneapolis. SOC. premium Chi
oago, 80. premium; Cincinnati, par
Montreal. SSH premium.
Call money on London was ~ per
cent, short bills. 81, per cent. three
months bills, AZ per cent.
Sterling exchange was lower. Final
quotations We're: Demand, A.76h
cables, AK.
The weekly statement of the Bank OF
England shows the following changes
Total reservs increased f7,0l9, 900 cir
culation decreased f72O,0 OO bullion in.
creased f6,3O0.o0 other securities in
creased f24,547,0O0 other deposits de.
creased f23,363,00O public deposits in
creased f56, 24O, 600 Government secur.
ties Increased fl,4lO.000. The proper
ton of the banks reserve 10 liabilities is
now Isl" per cent, against 1850 pei
cent. last week.
Bar silver in London, 90 7-l6d. New
York. 47Lc.
New York Clearing House statement
Exchanges, s2Sb,39l, 1916 balances. sl6,.
35a,724 Sub-Treasury credit balance
sl,045,5l7.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23
HIGH INTEREST FOR
CANADA'S Big LOAN
NAY BE OVERSI BSCRIErp


Government "'''' ''N
notes amounting 10 $4,000, ""0 Wc~
orored Yesterday Inv the s,rd..,..
- - u 49,
heaoen ny a. "''N' " ''
Brown Bros. Il Co. at par Tor the ''"
year notes and 99ia for the two '.,-
,, The bosis v,s aud ~. ,
~ 80,
cent supscrIp''o" o''"S wa ' ''''
at 10 o'clock on saturday INC closed ~
~ o'clock or earlier ON the same ulv
~. ,.r,,,,,ro.s ,r ,his bf,b ..,,,os,
Yield brought " h''NN Response '
investors. with the result WAT e be- OK
pected the loan viii I've hcdNiIN o,'.
subscribed. II was learned that oH' M.
stitution which had asked Tor s'.o"' 1900
of the notes had been Informed '.' 4
looked as II it would be- uudhI, Zoo -;
more than Il half " that amount %
notes are free from Canadian ttN,s a1d
the Dominion will not borrow iJ.jn,. r
the United states during tho ,..r %.
calendar year it was said.
The high interest basis - arot.'. t
dence OF the change In tho price NJ oapl.
tai that has been brought about u' n.
new British war loan Tn 'rHt 10
the Canadian Government : his. d
in its previous loans has been tu' 20
borrow on terms viitudll} the Sumo 8
those on which the British i"N''i wont
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23
FINANCIAL NEWS
AND COMMENT
Speculation In War Stocks Not
So One Sidcd-Market
Very Irregular.
WEAKNESS IN SOME RAILS

Ex,epaiys fluctuations in prices, with
---- .-., o,di,v In ,r-
II" "'esu'"' . -.
regular chnn8es lot 'he ""'' "''e Nv
complished In yesterdays stock mafket
mi, , vo,umc ~ trading only moderately
..s,., ...,. w.an.saav.. scale Of
-. -.
activity. The marKet as q wno'e Mas
visibly the result OF inc neaNy pio'.
taking safes maue uurins i. NY ~"
IN the previous sesSlon NV .ou'u 'I
most REASONABLY resaroeu as "o,".'
ana aitogetner Whoieso'ne p.ouu.. y. ~.
extreme ou,i,snhess y vpe," en, -
frst hait OF the week' In ~ LUG -.
inss the snare hst az u w"o,. 49, n,a.
than at any other psr.ou. " ."',u 49,
no convincing eN,uence uou,a
values were eheaseu ans,n'"s
IMAM a process . l 'o,re,N"'s sn.s
1--WE oresiueuNess whi,u "a '.IH,,.
ana hlouera''"e
eNtraNaeance 'e' N..,- ,,,,
~ was m"nlles' az tme ~. -, 60
wan Stree. was noe w -ht.n ,,as
resume az o",o .ne ~, -. nra,inr,
III suVh N.oie"' proeie' al,
nlsn,s e'ose mb5Sia NJ tb.
pressure, put vi W W .n.nns ,,a,L,
va! S''N"s W .a.na,.a ., en-.
q lal''y s.nnr" ,,ru,..a ,r ce,,,:n
RISING strehs'n oIsp'"yeu 49,
ISSUES, IN u .a a ar advance and
one wv. 30 aan,,,ua,., an
80" ans,a,ic snoc,I,tIon which,
:. ~ 80 vy.dnas,ay
y $3.50 "a o,,er s,sc,a,ie,
..avad .ho ,nIv upunrd I'm, adyantag,
saar,ad 90 hs taken of their course e
iIorida,a long contracts. in other dlrec.
ions The market generally had a sell.
inc character. which was to a consider.
able extent the consequence OF the
c%autionary comment widely uttered OF
the lopsidedness and rapidity OF the rise
in war munitlon specialties n traders
were disposed to tighten long commit
ments. Some obvious bear.sh pressure
was also exerted. principally IN tne
railroad department. where there wef'
pronounced signs or weakness' ho.aois
In Canadian Pacific n -. fauI. .n'l
the late trading most shares eNn.oite'
underlying hrnlness. 'or suuncIe4'. re
sistance was onered 10 pressure 10 '"evt
every dec.ine except ~ ~ v
minutes OF 'he u".' "ne" "ei ~" ,t :
pei"'eu 'us" 1901 daman
was ~ us .s.n - 10000 ~
TO- 80 ,ay,r,h HE ,b,,
~. anatrn -, ,be var stocks ha,
- o.rrioa ,,,r,har
Tous % marketuise hearing fitted II
,,,,h Tho sneculatiye notions abou, tn,
reac.,oparv nosition Of the lis, afte,
M much excited strength. Sentiment
was moi, helned for the moment by tn,
irdicatIons that the fan of Warsaw wa,
Imminent. and the nearby labor trouble.
attracted some uneasy attention. Bu
10 the extent tina, Wall Street regarde,
a,ythinr outside the Stock Exchany
,,.eIf tho chief subject Of interest wa,
president, Wilson'S new note IN Ger
uany ,.bin,,o, outlines NJ IN. con
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23
THE SUGAR MARKET.

tn" raw sugar market was very lI,ct
Yesterday and no change in c"ndi nus
~" reported. spot quotations we're
u"ninally unchanged at 4N9 cents .or
'uhdS and 81 cents for Porto RlcuS.
The refined sugar market was puiet
and unchanged. The demand for with
drhwalS ON old contracts was light.
Last prices were unchanged at eta
cents, hut r"tiucrs were still acceutinE
business at Il cents.
III" sugar futures market at the coffee
i'A'nhlG" active, with prices "lS'or.
Thor" was some liquidation aud the de-
cline of prices reached stop loss orders.
Total transactions 1880 tons. Prices
u.Ip
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23
CURB STOCKS CLOSING.
THE COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee futures market was quiet
and steady through the greater part or
the day yesterday, but toward the close
prices cascd off slightly and finished 3 to
= points off. The cables were ,',cadv
showing an advance at Rio. Offers IN
cost and frcights were about the 9are.
with some better bids reported. Tho
local spot market VAS dun and feature
less, with quotations unchanged at 81. a
10 cents for Santos Is II 7.li for RIO
-.
Brazilian markets were steady Eio
- advanced - r.is to 4SH75. Santos
Is We're unchanged at 5$so0. RIO and
Santos receipts totalled 60. 900 bags. $40
Iaulo had $1,000 and Juudiahy 67,OOr.
Prices Nsr -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23
THE COPPER MARKET,

There was an improvement in inluir-
les for copper yesterday from abroad,
in London indications that u hlN ing
movement in the metal may start before
tine end of the nOlsh under the auspices
OF foreign demand, IN" domestic mar
ket was quiet, Producers quoted the
market nominally from 10 to l'ih rents
a pound.
Spelter could he secured. according TO
producers. at i9la cents for prompt ship
ment. The demand for ordinary grades
was light, although the best qualities
were maintained at about their highest
price levels.
No Improvement was apparent in The
lead market and prices as a result con-
tinucd soft.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23

1856. baldwin Locomotive sold as
high az ~, but closed at 7iiS. while
crucible steel touched a high Of 4Si,
but closed AZ tbas.
United States Steel common opcred Mt
6tis, unchanged from sdneSlay,
touched a high of ita, and then declined
to cas-, closing at 63H, Anaconda old
stock sold at 3A1s and 30.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23
C%OTTONSEED OIL.

Thp declines in lard and cotton adj
versely affected oil values. So selling
Of importance occurred. however, The
offerings OF new crude oil are small.
Speculative feeling is more mix Il than
for some time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23
4 "Sun" Editorial
and It's Application

"Both the general fnan-
eial condition of the coun-
try and the condition of its
citizens will he more as
sured if the uniformed
public lets the war stocks
alone. The price movement
of securities lacking the
glamour of orders for mu-
nitions of war may be more
sluggish and less exhilarat-
ing, but the rank and file Of
public followers of the
stock market will be able to
sleep better O. nights with
such securities in their pos
session and they offer a suf-
ficiently promising stake in
the country's future
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23
NEW CITY NOTES.

int,
security Rate, Paw, Due, Rid ONer. Yield
\N'ty g Ms sept ms lO0S,s 1907 IL! no
y city @ Ms sep i.l6 1924. TO-. y, 3.ls
n \ City ,..6 Ms Sept III ivjt iN 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23
sTNyDARp OH. SUBSIDIARIES

tfn. Kruur'ott Con 'sl'N ~ III IN
..s. Pierce OIL - a.. a. "a. ~.
5.s"o wc-, Fl conv 81. 1894, llo'a 1851. lo,i.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23

Total sales to-day. &C., 700 shares. Same day 1914 1872 1913. January
Where a &C. follows a quotation 1t indicates n bid or offer for 10 shares
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-08
PACKED HOUSES SEE
SHOWS AT CRYSTAL

Packed houses greeted the Suzahh
Carter Musical Comedy company
upon its initial day in Albuquerque
This aggregation Of artists gave inc
people their fun moneys worth anu
eaeh and every patron after seeing
the show youchsafed the opinion tha'
1T was the best tabloid show ever
playing the city
Miss Garter was well received ana
Was compelled to answer TO more
than the ordinary number Of encores.
Miss Carriers gowns were a pleasure
TO the ladies who saw them. and even
the men sat and admired, but they
did not overbalanee her personality
or her voice.
Miss Nudge stegall made a hit IN
the role OF the wife and her drunk
scene" was very funny
The Harmony quartet was the real
feature of the show and was compell-
ed Ia take encore after encore. Bob
Jones scored in his solo. The quar-
let was composed of Mr. Bert Thorn
AS. baritone, Mr. Jones, bass Brit
stegau tenor. and Phil Berg. lead.
The TWO comedians. Phil Berg ana
walter Bowker, kept the audience IN
a continuous roar of laughter. Mr..
Berg in his Hebrew characterization
was the funniest of the funny
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-08

cessful advertising campaign for
healthseekers and their accommoda-
ton here
What Club Has Done.
Here are some things the club has
accomplished IN past years
American Lumber company was lo-
Gated here through club efforts
Wool securing mills
Canning factory located here.
Santa ZEE shops Increased to extent
Of $1,000 600.
Y. NJ. G. a. movement was started
at club meeting
Irrigation congress held here with
government appropriation for en-
tertalnmcnt Of same
Club had government make soil
survey of Rio Grande valley
Club was instrumental in having
X. OF p. accept q sanatorium site in
this city.
Moose sanatorium project started
and encouraged By club
club raised an advertising fund of
IS. 0OO annually for advertising Albu-
QNerQue. rms uuNtltlSlNA mas ot'"N ~
hundreds to our city for health ana
other purposes.
indian school appropriations have
been increased and a new gymnasium
IS now being constructed through our
Influence.
Through the clubs influence the
legislature allowed the University Of
New Mexico $4,000 for improvements
in the next two years
The club secures and ontertains an
conventions for this city two of our
largest being the New Mexico Educa-
tional association and the Cattlemen' S
association. These are the two larg-
est conventions held in this state.
stop-over privileges on limited
trains fronn California. east We're Sc
cured hy club efforts.
A memorial was sent TO congress
setting forth the absolute need OF an
addition to our government building;
il having been found inadequate for
AN government offices located here,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-08
POLICE TURN OVER
MANUEL GONZALES TO
SHERIFF OF S0C0RR0

sheriff Emil James OF Socorro
county. Yesterday morning lrtt for
Nagdulcna with Manuel Gonzales.
who Wus arrested here saturday hy
puuulmun Pablo luinu
rht police were Notified saturday
ny deputy sheriff ut MaRdulcnu that
Gonzales was wanted there, wur-
rul was mailed lrum Magdaleua,
.nugnr him with obtaining money
under fJlsc pretcnses 40 pBrticu-
hla Uf inc crime with which lac is
Dbwod were known Co tbo police
hetD nor sheriff james Who came
iar Gonzales.