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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07

Phoenix, Arix., May Co. Playing err
rofleas bah ana finding Hall for six
clean hits while Phoenix WAS being
fooled by the spit bail curves OF Full
wider, Tucson through nine innings Of
The moet luckless baseball seen here
IN long time was naaed out by
flashes Of really brilliant folding on
the part Of the senators at critical
times
An instance Of the bum fortune that
attended the old l'ucblos efforts came
IN the form of an assist by the sec-
ond baseman feits hit singing
liner which Hall pfudenily lodged.
MeArdle made no attempt 90 get It.
seeing II was 20 hot, but the ball
struck the bug and bounded To within
n foot Of McAfdle. who reiayed II 10
Hester for put0ui.
After that Il was certain the visi-
tors could not overcome the three-run
lead donated Hall by biz teammates
IN the first and third lnnings After
Phoenix WAS three runs to the good.
Tucson fought 70 q rally every inning.
meanwhile holding the local atekers
down Time after time Felts. the oen-
terfielder. spenred long hard drives.
robbing battcrs IN the most nudacious
fashion
NtHutHl walked IN the eighth, stole
second ana scored when Hall threw
the ball into the home players dug
out for the only Tucson tally. fVnn
and Hester combined for n pretty dou.
bic out IN the seventh. Gallan made
the only double Of the game Bar
tons hit vet him on third Fulwllder
smote the ball down to the plate.
Lynn garnered II and heaVed Ia He's
ter, who returned II In time fer
close decision al the plate.
Both the Phoenix ana Tucson play
ers seemed warmed up better than In
the first two games and the brand of
Tall they put up was without question
tho best seen in Arizona IN long
time
Kitty Brashear probably will start
Chief Gait tomorrow. Hester Will de.
pend on Toner Pullman, whose sus-
pension kept him on the bench three
days, will be bnek In the lineup TO-
morrow.
Score; RH.E.
Phoenix ....20i 600 O00--a
Tucson 600 0O0 OOf~t q q
Batteries fiall and lynto. Fulwld.
ef and Callan.
Alhuqucrque-Douglas game post.
poned rain
~ paao Lass Cruces game post.
pened cold and high wind.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07
STRENUOUS CAME
WON BY YANKEES
IN 18TH SESSION
Most Exciting Contest Of This
Season Taken by New
Workers, Thanks to Boston
Caicher'S SIowness.

New York, May Elm the most ex-
citing game played here this season,
the New York Americans won thir-
teen-innlng victory from Boston to-
day. Ruth OF Boston pitched well,
errors by Wagner and MeNallln and
the inability OF the Boston catcher, to
stop the Yankee base runners pre-
venting him from winning in nine in
ming. WARRIOR was hit freely hut
Pieh, who pitched the last five in
nings was invincibe. Boone's double
drove home the tying run with two
out in the ninth inning, and the win
ming run was scored in the thirteenth
on Highs single and steal and Cooks
single
Score. n. H. u.
Boston ..001 600 10 GOO 0--3 ~ 4
N. York coo O10 oil 600 - 10 2
Batteries Thomas and Carrigan,
WARRIOR, Pieh and Nunamaker.
Summary. Two-base hits--Carri-
gan. Lewis, Scott, Boone. Home run
Ruth. Double play---Peckinpaug
to Pip. Bases on balls-Off War
hop, 4 off Ruth, 3. Hits--Off War
hop, o IN 8 off Pieh, in 8. Struck
out-By WARRIOR. by Pieh, ] by
Ruth, g. umpires-Evans ana Null
laney.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07

Cleveland. May Chicago defeat.
ed Cleveland, 10 to 4, scoring six runs
in the first inning on three passes
three errors and three hits, and driv-
ing Mitchell from the box. Cleveland
knocked Benz out in the fifth inning
but Cieotte was a puzzle. Walker
who relieved Mitchell was effective
and so was Coumbe, who finished. In
the ninth Roths triple cleared the
bases.
Score: r. II. j..
Chicago 900 COL 0OS--1O 10 2
Cleveland ..,.10O 030 600 s a
Batteries Benz, Cicotte and DAILY;
Mitchell, Walker, Coumbe and
O'Neill
Summary: Two-base hits - Four
nier. ca, Brief. Three-bas hits
Roth. Double play-Weaver to T..
Collins TO Brief. Hits-Off Mitchell,
? in l-3, off Walker, In 5 2-3 off
Coumbe, in 3; off Benz, in s off
Cicotte l in 4. Bases on bals--Off
Mitchell, 3; off Walker. IL off
Coumbe, 1 ; off Benz, 3. Struck out
BY Walker, 4 by Coumbe. 8: by
Benz, 8; by Cicotte, I. Umpires-Di-
neen and Nallin,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07

The merry month of May is the
month when you can get the Morning
journal, Farm & Ranch and Holland s
Magazine, all three, for six months for
the price of the Morning Journal
alone. You will never regret having
taken advantage Of this offer But
do 1t today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07
KID GEORGE DROPS
SMAULDING TWICE AND
IS GIVEN DECISION

silver CITY. ~ AZ. May EN- Il
bout that went the full ten rounds Kid
Seorge won ffem Al smauldng Of
Albunuefque here tonight Il was
henrges battle all The way. smauld-
lng being knocked down twice. IA The
last round for the count Of nine and
VAS nni on HIS feet at the bell a
biz crowd SAW the tirht
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07

Pittsburgh. May & The United
Presbyterian, a publication Of that de-
nomination. is authority for The au-
nouncement that the vote OF Presley
tefies aud sessions NJ the United Pres
pNtefian church on an overture look
ing 60 union With Presbyterian and
reformed churches of the United
states VIII be announced as unfavor-
able 70 such merger when the general
assembly meets in Loveland. Colo.z
MaN 2e The vote IS indicated in re-
turns made on a roA OF the Omitted
Presbyterian
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07
Confcrcncc on Italian SIlunllon

London, May 6 Gl;30 p. MA
dispatch to the Exchange Telegram
from Copenhagen says it is reported
i'm Berlin that Emperor William. Or
Won Bethmann- 1ollweg, the imperial
chancellor. and Gottlieb Won Jagow
the foreign secretary have arrived in
the capital IN connection with the
Italian situation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07

Artesia, n. Nj, May 6-~Artesia is
highly eiated heganse Fred Rramafd.
formerly ~ this city, il making good
with the New York Giants. nfainard
was purchased grom the Texas league
late last fall. and was retained this
spring as one If the twenty-five men
10 make ~ the New York team. tn
the first game he piayssd he was used
on first base. and made eleven put
outs. one hat and one run. His hit
WIS q two-bagger Ell Alexander. He
played In another game since then
and got a single.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07
st. LOUIS FAILS
To FIND MARTIN;
BR00KFEDs WIN
Triple Play Feature Of Game
Which Lads From Trolley
town Take From ST, Louis
by Close Score,

Brooklyn, May "a triple play by
81. Louis and Don Marion's excellent
pitching after the first inning, We're
features Of the Brooklyn Federals' 3
to 2 victory here today. After allow
Ing three hits and two runs in the
hrst inning, Marion pitched no-hit.
no-run ball during the remainder of
the game The triple play came In the
sixth inning with Evans on second
and Myers on first Tobin made a
wonderful one-hand catch of Hollis
long fly. threw to 3ridwell, who
relayed TO Johnson. getting Evans,
and the play was completed, Johnson
to Borton.
score; r. II. +.
ST. Louis ....200 600 900 3 o.
Brooklyn 900 600 01X--3 s IL
Batteries Watson and Hartley;
Marion and Land.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07
For Coughs that "rIans TN. :

Lingering colds. bronchial coughs. Ia
grippe colds and similar ailments thai
hang on until May are likely "a last
all summer Il not cured Foley h
Honey and Tar Compound will allal
Inflammation, clear stopped passages
relieve distressing discharges al tbs
source. Danish sluffy. wheezy breath
Ing and heal and soathe nav nasal
and bronchial passages. Ii Is prompt
IN action safe aud sure Contains no
opiates. Sold everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07
BREAK last
-. FOOD
S2k 81 GEORGE
T. E.pHAIR.
MOVING DAY.

MOVING DAY.
tny Mrs. George E. Phair.)
lloa plant Hiss upon M broto and
hasten TO goRr toll,
aoa lodf as hard as old John H., pho
l'res On Standard Oh,
loH hang around gonr office lchHe n
labor Ire THrk.
loa Nfife goar dope oa Hopiag Dag.
and I do al the wofk.
Charley Murphy has absolutely MOI
financial Interest ia the Cubs. He
went All the way to Cincinnati mere
~ to see them play the Reds. Or
maybe he took the trip 10 look at the
scenery
This is the time Of year when
caftoouist can attain q reputation for
originality bv perpetfating draw
ing which depicts an office boy in
the act Of telliug the boss that HIS
gfandmother is dead
Jess willard. ike true gentleman.
attributes his success to his wife.
And yet Abdul namid lost the cham
pionship Of Turkey
II Is nov twenty four hours since
Sam Mevey and Joe Jeanette have
fought a draw, and yet they have not
been matched to fight another. AS
we have intimated above, Spring
fever saps mans ambition.
IN THE WRONG PEW.
Dear >ir---it Is my ambition 80 he
eefae toreaders 1 was tklnkfnr OF
writing 90 Martin delaney. hut de-
eided that yos were better nssed 20
sise me the Information.
ANXIOUS.
Aas.--write 10 Tenn jones.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07
Western League.

Omaha. y Sioux City. le
Lineoln-lppcka game postponed
rain.
Dcs MoinessSt Joseph game post
poneds wei grounds
Wichita AZ Denver postponed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07
RESULTS WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
Kauff MN PLAY.

French Lick. Ind, May 6.-Benny
Kauff will play with the Brooklyn
Federals beginning May s, according
to an announcement made here To-
night by James 4 Gilmore. president
Of TIE Feder9; league.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07
American Association.

Louisville, 4 indianapolis.
Kansas CITY s. Milwaukee. 10.
Cleveland, 81 Columbus.
s. Paul Minneapolis game post
nousd wet grounds
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07
Southern Association.

Birmingham 10. Atlanta 6.
Mobile g-e New Orleans l.a
Chattanooga 1 Nashville o.
Little Roek. Memphis game post
nned rain.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07

Buffalo, May 6.--Buffalo and Kan
sas City today divided the first dou-
hle-header Of the season on the
home grounds. the visitors taking the
first by I go and Buffalo the Sec
ond, 4 TO ]. Errors figured LARGELY in
the run getting in both games.
Score-First game; r. II T.
Kansas City 400 020 00l-~4 0
Buffalo ... coz 600 000--2 1
Batteries Main and Easterly; AM
derson and Allen.
Score Second game: r. H. +.
Kansas city GOO 100 000---l 8
Buffalo e0l 600 OfN-4 o
Batteries Johnson. Blackburn and
fasterlY, Knapp and Allen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07

Los Angeles, May 6-By education
IN domestic economy and course Of
cultural study the Youne Women's
christian association in national con-
Nenhon here hoped 90 eliminate the
servant problem. according to Miss
hhzaheth Dodge. OF New York, who
ftad the report Of the domestic SER
wee commission today The plan Is
q elininate the servant problem BY
eliminating the servant and supplying
u hef stead an educated domestic sci
enlist.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07

Brooklyn. May c. Erskino Mayer
pitched great BAN today and philadol-
phia took the first game of the series
with the Hrooklyns. by 3 to 1, A tri-
pie by Mcrarty and O'Mata's double
saved the Dodgers from shut-uut,
Pfefer also pitched good game but
wobhcd IN three innings Beckcrs
single, pass, batter hit aud an
out, gave Philadelphia IT'S first run
Paskcrt scored in the seventh on a
triple ana Cuishaw's error Rockers
triple and sinsle by Crnvalh brought
In the last run.
Score X. II. T..
Philadelphia 600 100 li0--3 Z 1
Rrooklyn 000 coo 0i0--1
Batteries Mayer aud killIferi
pfeffcr and MeCarty
Two base hH+-O MIRA Three hnse
hits raskeu, stock, McCarty Dou-
Die plays oMan [ oDauheri; cut
shaw To QMaa ia nauhert, Wheat
TO McCnrtY to Cutshaw to McCarty.
Niehom TO Whitfield Bases on balls
on Mayer q of pfoffer a. struck
out rs MAYER 4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07
National League.

Cincinnati at Chicago.
New York az Boston.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
~ Louis at Pittsburgh.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07
TOM HUGHES IS
MADE TREASURER
Of BALL CLUB
WIN Be Active Manager of
Business End Of Associa-
ton; No Game Because Of
RAIN viii Play Today.

City Clerk Thomas Hughes yester-
day was elected treasurer OF the Al
bnquerque Baseball association and
will have the business end Of the
club Frank X. Harris, who was orig.
innlly elected treasurer could not
awe the time the management Of the
club demanded on account ~ his prl-
yate business.
The Albuquerque club has given
convincing proof, as far NJ Il has
zone. that organized baseball can be
made 10 pay here. Passing over the
opening day without comment the
attendance NJ the second game was
not large. However, the "gnie" WINS
not below the minimum set by The
club despite the fact that il WAS cold
md the wind wis whipping Annd
clouds across the field The outlook
mp 10 the present has been grently
eBc0nraRinR 10 the fans who want
real baseball
las Cruces Comes Next.
Anent real baseball, Il might be
said that MANAGER Reed has the
team Ia deliver that stun. The team
Is everything that an honest.io-sood.
ness baseball expert could expect and
then some.
Ut course, no hulttf WIS pitN'u
yesterday. The drizzie started lust be.
fore the time set for the beginning
Of the game and was still falling
when darkness came The game VIII
be played later. Douglas rs scheduled
20 play here today, tomorrow ana
sunday. when r. double-header prob
ably viii be played. After that Las
Cruces will come here FOR a series Of
ak games. beginning next Tuesday
Then the Dukes will 20 90 Tucson.
Manager Reed Yesterday released
Ray Flannery, infieider. uncondition.
ally Ills place viii be filled by Frank
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07
plllshnrgh B, Ncwnrk 3.

Newark, May Pittsburgh trl-
umph over Newark today In tenth
inning rally after fghting an uphill
game
Score, r. IT, r.
Pittsburgh 0t0 600 020 9--b 10 4
Newark M .a2O 0tO Gao Ga
Batteries. Allen and Berry: Mulhn
and Rnriden
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07
Pacific Coast League.

Oakland, salt lake e.
Venice, Los Angeles, E..
Portland San Francisco. 4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07
New YorI, 4: noSton I.


Boston, May g.. New York iMnch-
ed hits including triple by Robert
son an tyler In the seventh inning
for two runs and won today's GAME
from Boston 60 4. The Braves
only run WAS scored when Moran
crossed the plate Ia he thira on a
double steal n was ryler's first
league game Of the seasan, he was
eutptched ~ remeau notwith.
standing the Mtters wlldncss
Score R.sI. r..
New York coo coo 2t0 30 &.
Ruston ~ N0i 0Od pnu-t o.
Batteries Tegrenu ana Meyers Tvs
Ter ana Whaling, HuWdy
summary Two h8sc hits IoheH.
Doyle Threo-hase hu Rohrrtson.
Double plays Fletcher to DOYLE 10
Rruinerd Eean TO schmidt MURRAY
TO Fletcher to Braincra nases an
bale 0n resreau 2 on ryler I.
STRUCK oui az Tcsrean 4 hy TYLER
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07
FEDERAL IItAGrIt.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
RIO Grandc AssocInlIon.

Douglas az Albuquerque.
Phoenix at Tucson.
Las Cruces at El Paso.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07

'.e%i estate prahlems- purchases. sales or
faNe are costly solved hy journal want
aas' Read them: use them. Do 1t today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07

Detroit-St Louis game postponed
wet grounds.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07
nnIllmorn o, ClIcnrn 8.

Baltimore. May e. Baltimore made
a clean sweep OF the series from Chi
cage by winning today's game. With
Chicago four runs TO the good in the
sixth inning, Prendergast went to the
mound for the visitors. A double, a
pass and a single By linn. pinch hit
ting for Bender, netted Baltimore a
run Then simmons, another pinch
hitter hit over the fence, sending
in two runs ahead of him.
Gaoras I, II u
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-07
Federal League.

Kansas City mt Brooklyn.
Chicago al Newark.
ST. Louis at buffalo,
Pittsburgh at Baltimore.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-12-15
DEVELOPING A PROMISING
PROPERTY NEAR ALPINE

B. H. Erb and George Goff have
returned to Fallon after several
months spent In developing a prom
ing prospect at Florence canyon,
near Alpine. In the past three
months they have run a tunnel one
hundred feet to tap the ledge that
outerops on the snrraoe, at depth
of eighty feet and have drifted an
other eighty feet on the ledge.
IN this prospecting work they
have encountered some very good
gold ore of a milling grade and oc-
casional small stringers that assay
over $40 per pound. The main
ledge is about four feet in width
and well defined and shows a grad
ual improvement and permanence
as depth is attained. which leads
the owners to believe that the show
ing only requires opening up at low
err levels TO develop into a paying
proposition. al least as fair grade
gold milling mine.
They have let two lesses on ole
of the five claims that comprise the
group. and work on these will prob
ably continue during the winter.
Messrs Goff and Erb have suspend
ed operations for the holidays, but
expect TO resume work shortly ii
the weather conditions during the
winter will permit.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-12-15
CHURCHILL COUNTY NAN
ENCOUNTERS MAD COYOTES
j. w. Si.ton Tells of Experiences In
Northern Counties With the
isabid Animals.

J. w. Sitton. formerly assessor
Of Churchill county, who with War
ren Noteware. Was appointed spec
ial appraiser in the disputed tax
cases of Ellfo, Lander and Hum
boldt counties. is in town after a
long trip over the counties named,
looking over the real estate hold
ings of the ranchers and others who
are interested in the equalization of
taxation values, says the Carson
Appeal. He IS here to check up the
work done In the field
AIr. sitton tells some interesting
tales Of his experiences in the great
country of distances For instance.
one raneher has a streak of land
running thirty miles along a creek,
very narrow, but making an area
when taken as whole After look
ing over this particular piece, it was
necessary to go about thirty miles
across the trackless desert to look
over another piece belonging TO the
same man. About half way, the
auto broke down, beyond temporary
repairs. and he and his driver had
TO hoof Il for fifteen miles without
water. He says he has had many
similar experiences, though none
quite so bad.
In travelling fro.a Wiaaemueea to
Goloonda one night the auto ran
over rabid coyote and killed him.
The savage brute refused to give
way to the snorting gasoline wagon
and the driver just gave it more gas
and ran over the animal. In al he
las shot and killed three mad coy
otes from the seat OF the car
mir. Sitton says that in tie north
ern counties, Humboldt, Elke and
Lander. the ranchers and eattisnen
have been busy killing the danger
GUS pests and they are beconiihg g
scarce, though occasionally one may
he seen from the roads
In the southern part OF the State
however not much has been done
yet to eliminate the nuisance ans
there are plenty of them roaming
the flats. A short time ago rabid
coyote came right into the town OF
Hazen and chased all the dogs in
town away from homs. foss lave
an instructive fear OF the wild mad
dogs and unless they are in great
numbers will not attack them.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-12-15
EARLY MORNING BLAZE
CALLS OUT DEPARTMENT.

An alarm of ire was sounded at
about 2:20 last Monday morning,
when the cottage occupied by Mrs.
Anna Killgroye near the Spoon ho-
tel was discovered to be afire. The
department responded with their
usual promptitude despite the early
hour and succeeded in confining the
flames to the kitchen and the attic.
where the only damage was suffer
ed aside from that caused by water.
With the assistance of the neigh
bons practically all the furniture
had been removed from the build
ing.
The fire broke out about IL o.
clock in the wood box back of. the
kitchen range and was exiting uished,
as il was supposed, by a tenant of
one Of the rooms. However, 1t
would appear that some embers
were LETT between the studding of
the walls and the second fire. which
occasioned the calling of the de-
partment was in the attic.
As above stated the actual dam
age was confined to one room and
the attic and a few shingles that
were torn of by the the firemen in
in their efforts to get at the flames
above the ceiling.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-12-15
BELIEF PREVAILS THAT
WINCFIELD WILL CONTROL
Pending Negotiations Lead to Con-
Yietion that Sugar Factory VIII
be Financed by Millionaire.

r. G. Bialy, who was called to
Reno last week on matters connect
cd with the sugar factory, has been
requested to go to San Francisco to
meet with Mr. Wingfleld and repre-
senlatiyes of the Detroit bondhold-
ers to go over the details of the
business. 1t is stated in Fallon,
with what degree of accuracy we are
unable TO learn, that Mr.. Wingfield
Is now in consultation with the
Western Sugar refinery people.
controlled by the Spreckles inter-
ests. with a view to arranging for
the handling of the output of the
factory in the event that he CON
cludes to take an active interest in
the affairs of the local factory.
This, with questions Of freight
rates on supplies and the product
Of the factory, is now said to be
engaging Mr.. Wing1eld's attention
and upon the results of which viii
HINGE his final determination with
regard TO. the project.
The fact that Mr.. Bialy has been
called to San Francisco gives a col
oring Of fact to this tissue of con-
lectures and causes a feeling of OPP
timism in ibis community which
sees in these preliminary meetings
fnlfllment of their hopes that al
last the thorny pathway OF the
sugar company is being cleared oil
the financial difficulties that have
beset 1t ever since its organization.
Meanwhile the farmers of this
section are awaiting the outcome
OF the negotiations before laying
their plans for next seasons oper-
ations It is morally certain that if
II should transpire that the Wing
field interests are represented on
the board of directors of the re-
oreanizd company that a gratifying
response viii be made by the farm
ers af this and adjoining counties
In the matter of beet acreage.
While it is to be regretted that the
court matters could not have been
settled last summer, thus permit
ting of more time for the organiz-
los Of campaign for beet acreage,
sdil there yet remains sufficient
t.me N full advantage IS faken
and assurances are forthcoming
tNat the financial end of the
company is placed in hands that
guarantee a prompt settlement of
all contracts and obligations.
With these matters settled and
assurances given that the factory
@li run next season with its eorol-
loty ol the large number OF labor
ers who will be required for the
eotfstion OF the beet lands and the
faadnug Of the crop, forecasts a
dag aud prosperous season for the
people Of Failon and the Truckee-
Cafsoa project the coming season.