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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Oct. 4.-Word of large en-
port sales AT the seabroad had much 10
40 tooay with causing a decided advance
N wheat values here. The mxrKet
closed unsettled III to = q &c net nirh-
az with December at IS sc and Nav at
ysnS, Final prices In corn varied from
&C on 70 - y &c up. oats gained y b u G
ana provisions showed an upturn rang
Ing from to 41h cents.
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NEW YORK, oct. 4.-The metal en-
change quotes lead az $3.50. spelter no
AZ LondOn-Lead faS. ias. Ga. spelts
Copper-steady; eiectroiytio tis7s.
IRON steady; No. ] northern 3f6.25f
crn tl6.oo ~ 1850 No. 2, fib.7smi62B
08225
Futures ga. It's. ca Electroivtfc fQf
spot Gin tllet g. FUTURES G5O. i0l
Antlmony's f125.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. Oct. 4-Credit bal
ances. Sl.7Oi runs 46.f54: average "a. an.
shipments S7.25S: average s.52s.
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Cash quotations:

Cash quotations:
Wheat@No; ?, red nominal: No. 3.
40 - Sd LIZ No hard. nominal;
Sorn-No. 2. yellow, 6ih a6zHo
a. Oats-No. ,. white So a q ssc; standard
Pork-S13.4o.
Lard-SS.3T
Ribs-ss.so&s.5
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FINANCIAL.
Bank of Ohio VALLEY
WHEELING. W. VA 500
Resources Over One MiIlion
DollzrA
BATn tI Oh TUu DRPoxrxa
FINANCIAL,
HoNEY NAaxET.

NEW YORK. oct f.-MereantiI. nan.
sVSh per cent Sterling exchange. s.
aay bills sass; demand tA7i35; cable
N-IlSS. Francs. demand tB.7s; cable
1913 Marks. demand SAFE; cable
ssse. Lires. demand S6.2s: cables 80. ~
Ruoles. demand S4hc; cables SAKE. Ia,
silver fsse. Mexican dollars ssne
bonds irregular
Time loans firm; so days az a7E ne
cent; % days 2MQ2A per cent. ~
months per cent
Call money easier; high , per cent
low i y per cent. ruling rate IL De
cent; last loan 4 y per cent; closing 81,
- per cent; offered at a per cent
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Logan Bryan. Closing s.Oc. L.t,.r

NV IURk, Oct. 4.-Reactionary ten
uencies were rather more pronounced
than recently. Liquidation took piace
on a heavy scale. but taken as a whole
however offerings appeared TO be we'll
oken, though doubtless the tendency to
realize will become more marked should
prices surfer a further decline. The
rxis were ouoyant for a period In the
AFTERNOON. but the upturn in same was
not OF great extent or duration. The
cay news budget contained little OF
foreign loan and the benefits likely 10
sccrne therefrom were discussed at
Icngth. As matters now stand a rather
strong element Is arrayed on the con-
structive side OF things and Will perhaps
snarply contest Declining tendencies
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FINANCE
BRINGING UP FATHER.

NEW YORK. Oct. 4-Another orgy
OF speculation took place on the stock
exchange today but the unssttled tone
o. the market at frequent intervals bore
testimony TO the increased selling
IrAnsActlons again mounted well beyond
the million mark. the total turnover
aggregating 100000 shares.
numerous advances were again regist-
cred oy the war shares. with new nigh
records In Bethlehem Steel. which gain
ca zfh points 70 3s9h. General Motors
10 TO $50, Willys-Overland l3 to 237
american Car and Foundry TO 9S, AM
erican Can to ssh. international
Nickel lo+ TO 223k. United States In
dnstrial Alcohol IL to los and Kresge
10 to 1876.
On the irregular or declining side were
such issues at Baldwin Locomotive and
nAu dozen quondam favorites, includ-
ing United States Steel. which was not
only reactionary but was superseded in
leadership by Westinghouse That
stock, with Steel and Can, made up
ABOUT y per cent OF the trading, with
unusually large dealings in Allis- Chal-
mers. American locomotive and other in
dustriais, as wen as coppers and motors.
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING. w. Va. Oct 4. rs.
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
daily by A. Z. Masten & Co. bankers
and brokers. National Bank OF West
Virginia building.
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WHEELING. w. Va. Oct. 4, rs.
corrected by A z. 1aasten & Co. men,
oers Boston Stock Exchange. No. s2s
Fourth avenue. Pittsburgh. Pa
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(3)-Hazel-Atlas books close oct 18Th
for ~ dividend payable oct. 20.
lD-Whg. steel a Iron books close
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New York Stock EXCHANGE

WHEELING. w. Va. Oct. '15
Range OF active stocks on the New
!ork STOCK Exchange. corrected daily by
A. Z. Masten & Co. brokers. ~
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$4,000 head; steady; Bulk S7.35Qs20:
light s7:5o9s.20; mixed ss.s52s.3S:
heavy ;s:seqS2S; rough is.sO67.io:
cattle-Reeeipts $4,000 head. strong.
Native beef steers 5000 1850: cows
and heifers ss.loQs.ts: calves s7.7su
sheeP-Reeeipts $4,000 head: unset
tied. wethers $3.50 SIS; ewes $3.50 a.
$50: lambs y6.75Q91O
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PITTSBURGH. Pa. Oct. 4.-CattIe-
STEADY; supply 10 carloads. Choice
Sheep-Steady; supply 40 douhia
decks. Prime heavies, mediums and
heavy workers. $3.50 q $50; light workers
EGG S9909' pigs |7o0g7.50; roughs
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LOCAL STOCKS
STOCKS.

WHEELING. W. Va, Oct. 4. Is.
Stock Exchange.
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New York Curb Markets.

WHEELING. w. Va. Oct. 4. rs.
Reported by L. Z. Masten & Co. L. f.
Brand. manager. members New York
Stock Exchange.
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Industrials. Etc. Bid. ASK.
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Total shares I.sO2.5O0.
tD-Ex-dIv. Ia per cent.
(2)-Ex-div. 75c.
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Boston Copper Stocks.

Stocks 1886.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-24
CLOVIS SCHOOLS TO
HOLD COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES THIS WEEK

clovis, \. NJ. May g3,-The com
mcncement exercises Of the cloVls
schools began this evening with the
baccalaureate address by Rev J. II
Messer. pastor Of the Methodist Epis'
copal church The schools close FRI
day. with the graduation Of the class
Of the high school. A. @. Pierrut, 81
Roswell, will deliver the address to
the graduating class, which numbers
fifteen.
Thursday evening the class eNer-
cisos will be held, including the class
play. "Betiy's Degree" Wednesday
evening cantata will be given by the
Grade pupils.
The following instructors have been
elected for next year:
W. Il. CARBON, superintendent A.
f.. Sc her. principal of the high school
Misses tina Barnett, Leila George, Luz
Ella Anderson. Ncva Odom, Vera King,
Mafgarite williams. Verda Norris,
Mary G. Brown, llertha Mulhall, Car
ollne Park. Lutte Britt, Hazel Shontz,
Maude Hancock. ID. / Barnett was
also elected. Miss Hancock viii have
charge of vocal music and CONNER
eial work.
Twelve hundred and fifty bushels
of grain were destroyed by the fire
which burned down Fred Shumtae's
big barn and feed warehouse TINS
week The loss is estimated at 800,
The barn IS two and half miles from
Clovis, 50 il received no attention
from the department
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-24
COMM ENCEMENT WILL
OCCUPY SANTA re
SCHOOLS THIS WEEK

santa re, May Commence
ment week WIS ushercd In this fore
noon with foreeful sermon 10 the
thirteen high school Graduates by Or,
David X. Boyd, president Of the New
Mexico University The baccalaureate
address was delivered al the FIRST
preshytefinn church In the absence
Of the pastor, Rev. g. Il. Mccullough,
~ general assembly az Rochester, y.
", II + stephens led in prayer Dr.
boyd read the lesson Romans MI
quoting Phillips Brooks, who said
that If every young person, say from
"a to - years read that chapter
once q day reverently and thought
fully he could not go wrong
Df. Boyd dwelt eloquently on char
actcr building, the symmetry of the
physical and spiritual being. and the
beauty at virtue MAKE Your life tim-
mnne So that The germs ~ evil can-
not attack YOU Work Is the best
specific 10 overcome the tendency to-
ward evil. FOR the idle mind is still
sntans workshop"
Ills perorntiOn was descriptN g
of Tho vision that should animate The
graduates. for without vision, the
people perish, he said, The high
school has already pointed cut this
vision and Il can he broadened aud
heightened so that Il VIII correspond
to he glorious vistas With which the
state of New Mexico is blessed by ma
ture.
The music was of high character,
including an anthem, and the solo,
Consider thr Lilies" hy Mrs. VIII
liam J. iauth The graduates are
Helen Knapp, Nellie Nusbaun.
Frances Lesson Esther Pollard.
Anita Wientge, Helen llaek. Ruth
Moore. Tholma stephens, Tram ste
phons, Albert Wheelon, George cart
wright. Eugene Griffin and john X
g. Walter
Tuesday evening the class PLAY VIII
he given Wednesday afternoon Is
field day ana Ia the evening prlncl-
pal Roth entetains the graduates
Thursday is the grammar school
commencement and ON Friday the
high school commencement will he
held. saturday the hleh school viii
have its picnic
The United states Indian Industrial
school also has It's commencement
exercises this week The deelamatorX
contest on "Wednesday evening, and
the Geld day on Thursday will be es-
pccially notable
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-24
MANUSCRIPT JOURNAL
OF POET GRAY FOUND

London, May l0.---The manuscript
OF the poet Gray for the year 1874
mas lust come to light here. II was
round hidden away among a mass M
old legal documents.
The diary is unusually interesting
Tor the light II spreads ON the poet !
interest In and keen observation of
the things of nature. Each dav he
lots down the weather. May-dav.
lfb4, for example; Weather per-
fectly bright Took large tube rose.
whose leaves were sixteen inches long
out of the pot and put 1t in water
one OF my beans is nine inches high !"
The observations on flowers ana
SHRUBS are exact and close. and en-
brace notes made In a half-dozen old.
time London suburbs Oeeaslonallv
he mentions one of his many ailments
IN sueh note as. "Cramp in calf Of
one les some pain on contraction
IN me right Knee and hip Felt sew
efai times this month tMarch) a dun
pam IN the back chiefly upon first
waking or IN STOPPING"
typical Of the main portion Of the
oiary is the following I'm the begin
nipg OF the month everything seemed
10 want rain. but the kindly showers
tnat fell soon after, and the gentle
weather soon brought on the spriny
IN all It's verdure. Peas We're two
lnenes high on the first day Of Nav
on the third the apple began Ia show
Us leaves, strawberries lowered on
the eleventh. On the first day OF the
month the rocks had young ones ~,
me second the swallow appeared
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-24
CRYING FOR HELP.
Lots of 1t in Albuquerque. But Daily
Growing Less

ne kidneys often cry for help.
Nol another organ In the whole
body more dolicately constructed
NOT one more important to health.
blood. N'9 u my
When they fail the blood becomes
foul ana poisonous.
There can be no health where there
Is poisoned blood.
Baekaehe Is one Of the frequent IN.
uicatlons of kidney trouble.
IS often the Kidneys cry for help.
Read what Doan's kidney pills
nave done for overworked kidnevs
Read what Doan's have done for
Albuquerque people.
~ L. Brown, 72N Second St. Albu.
querque says: "Off and on for three
OF Tour years my back and kidneys
troubled ne. Ny pack was very pain
iul When l. Was at work and in the
morning the trouble bothered me. j
hau a duil, heavy ache across nv
IONS most of the time. Now and thon
ielt sharp twinges in my back ana
y was hard for me TO straiehten
more than once | couldn't straightcn
Wnen read about Doan's kidney
Pills, got box and began using
them l could see great improve
ment in a short time. The pains
We're relieved and the kidney score.
tons became natural"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy - vel
poans Kidney Pills--the same that
Mr.. Brown had Foster Milburn CO.
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-24

60 love and be loved are the things
In which our minds should be engag-
cd The most beautiful examples Of
loving, useful characters that history
contains are those who most nearly
followed this ultimate rule OF right
With your training. with your strong
bodies. and with the opportunities
which he before. II YOU viii accept
such rule of right and be moderate
In all things, governed by Il in ev-
erything. you shall represent twenty
two useful, strong powerful men in
our society which has never needed
men more than nj this time, Just
such men Of honor and integrity. up
rlghtncss and energy May the fruits
Of your lives feed many and be a
constant useful blessing to mankind.
Tomorrow's program consists of
base ball game IN the afternoon aud
an oratorical eontcst Ia the evening.
The latter Is for the ". .. Morton
medal, which is the most attractive
prize offered by the institute. II is a
diamond studded watch fob, present.
ed by w o. Morton an attorney of
Los Angeles, Calf After series of
elimination contests. there arc seven
speakers left IN the program.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-24
TOURING CAR SMASHES
THROUGH SOLID WALL
OF DRY GOODS STORE

ESPECIAL CONSEQUENCES 70 nossiss JOURNAL
Clovis n. NJ. May 23.--While NOV
ing the seyen-pa passenger Oakland tour
ing ear, belonging TO Alex Shipley, of
the Clovis National bank, from the
wash rack In the rear Of the Highway
garage, Friday afternoon. Louis
Thomas failed To stop the big car in
time to prevent Il crashing into the
north wall of the engine room In the
rear Of the Lulkart dry goods store.
through which the car forced its way
plunging downward and standing on
end ten feet below Walter Hudson
Of The garage, was in the ear with
Thomas az he left the wash rack, but
Jumped when the crash came.
Thomas dropped to the floor of the
car as Il took the dive, aud in SO do
ing undoubtedly saved his life, for the
overhead rafters barely cleared the
top of the seats of the car. Hudson
states that he does not know whether
Thomas encountered a sticking clutch
which caused the accident or whether
Thomas just became excited and let
the cur get away from him. The dam
age to the car cannot be estimated
until 1t Is eXeavatcd from tho entan-
clements of the engine room.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-24
BRAKEMAN HAS ESCAPE
OF SPECTACULAR SORT
IN FILL AT M0SQUER0

tsrseisL eoaassFososses 70 MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe, May 23.--James Smith, a
brakeman on a construction train on
the Dawson line, was dumped with a
car OF rock into a canyon that is be-
lng filled up near Mosquero. He
dropped fifty feet with rock bounc-
ing an around him. but strange to
says. escaped death although he was
seriously injured. He was taken 10
the Tucumcari hospital. ON the same
day at Roy. Joseph Johnson, who
was painting roof for p. Russell
dropped from one roof onto another
going right through the roof To the
floor below to the establishment T
the people in The 4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-24
LOS ANGELES AID CLUB
VISITS NEW MEXICO
BUILDING IN A BODY
s,,el.l eosasssonosre, 70 ao.alra loO'

lsPscisL coeHseeohosHcf 10 sorhlHo IoohNsel
Santa re, May ID yesterday was
Los Angeles day az the san Diego ex-
position ana the Ad club IN a body
visited the New Mexico building. In
the afternoon there was an out-of-
door Shakespeafean fete In the for
NAL gardens aud In the evening there
was a parade with floats by the Al
club
Preparations are being made at the
New Mexico building for the reception
on June OF the appropriations COM
mittee Of the house Of representatives.
which viii be in New Mexico this
week The committee personnel in
cludes
John J. Fitzgerald, chairman. Brook
lyn. ~ Y. William p. Borland, Kan
sas city, Mo. Joseph w Byrns, Nash
vine, Tenn. Charles r. Davis. ST. PEI
ter. MINI. Frederick II. Gillett
Springfield. Mass. James w Good,
Cedar Rapids, la. Frank w. Mondcll,
Newcastle, Wyo.; James McAndrews.
Chicago, H.; George w Bauch. Ma
rion. Ind, Swagar Shirley, Louisville
Ky. and Thomas Upton Sisson, Wo-
mona. Miss.
The attaches with the committee
are:
james G. Courts, clerk; NJ. G.
Shiclds, assistant clerk II. b. Weaver,
official stenographer; X. f. Rea,
clerk The members Of the reclama-
ton commission with the party are
a. T. Davis director and chief en-
sinoer, win Il. King. chief counsel;
w. A. Ryan. comptroller; S, b. Will
Hanson. chief of construction, j. J..
Clancy and +. a. Clark, clerks; $. T
Mather, In charge OF national parks
An attempt will be made to have the
last named visit Santa Zee and the Pa
jarito park To enlist his aid In pro-
posed legislation TO establish a ma
lional park Of cliff cities Or. Edgar
l.. Hewett. director Of exhibits at san
Diego, win present the matter TO him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-24
What's New in New Mexico


course, rich. complete aud hrond IN
scope, taking np an phases of the
work Of household ans."
Ciyde u. williams. director OF man
usl training. writes.
lille manual TRIMMING department
h we'll equipped for the work which
N being offered al present. The
equipment includes work benches for
sixteen pupils az time m bench
work. two combination wood and
iron iathcs ffoOt pUWpr1 Included to
tho general tools are the following
recent additions 4 30.ineh by T..
inch Birthstone mounted tn east
iron frame With evening device at
tachcd. an electric glue couker. and
full equipment 81 clamps.
Many Courses offered.
The courses are ne follows wood
wOrk IN The nfth. sixth, seventh and
eighth grades n which the work IN
the nth grade consists of toy-moking
which gives the boy idens that cause
him 20 desire 10 make things at
home instead of looking for some
mischief 30 got into The sixth grade
work consists Of mukinF myriuds Of
little articles. buxes. etc. which may
be made hy employing In the main
The butt Joint Kite making In the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-24
GOODRICH MANAGER
IS ENTHUSIASTIC


Trcads Ever Have Had.
Either the people Of this country
are all using automobiles, said an Of
fetal of the B. f. Goodrich company,
''or larger percentage OF them are
using Goodrich Tires.
I'VE have never in the history Of
the business had anywhere near as
many calls for Goodrich Safety Tread
Tires as We have had this season, our
experience was anticipated in meas
ure, but it has been surprising, never
theless.
1T was expected when the Good
rich company announced its general
reduction in tire prices that there
would be increased demand for these
castings, which have always been re-
garded as the standard by which tire
values were measured. However the
desire TO have Goodrich Tires seems to
be 50 general that we sometimes find
IL difficult to realize that there are
other tires on the market.
"Our sales have thus far been so
greatly in excess Of those Of any other
year that we would be able to report
q good seasons business, even If we
did not sell another tire between now
and the first Of January
"All this is, of course, very crafty
Ing. but more gratifying still is the
fact that Goodrich Tires, always high
ly satisfactory, have never before civ
en- better service than they are giving
this year In fact they have never
before been as good as they are now.
at seems as if the makers of
these tires have found out exactly
now to produce Just the balance in
weight ana strength that is necessary
to give the service that is required.
But ! am not alone in my emhusi-
usm over Goodrich Tires Every man
to whom | have sold a~set OF Goodrich
SAFETY Trcads is Just as enthusiastic
as ! am. and with good reason. In
addition to getting the best tires that
have ever been nude. the purchaser
gets Goodrich Safety Treads at lower
prices thar have ever before been
charged for standard tires
SO the satisfaction is complete all
around
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-24
CHINO COMPANY HAS
INCREASE IN COPPER
PRODUCTION IN MARCH


Santa ~, MAY q The fourteenth
Quarterly report of The Chine Copper
company az Santa Rita, has lust been
published and shows "a remarkable In
crease In copper production IN the
month OF March. when II was l,i't,-
0N7 pounds az against l,Aai,sal OF
the last month of The previous quar-.
ter while for the quarter ending April
J. the production Was ll,4S2,SVS
pounds as against S,935,bSa pounds
the previous quarter
An average OF 4,1il tons per daN
wag treated The cost OF producing
the copper was io4 cents aud as cop
per n now i9 cents, ,he profit is a
enc The net profits for
the quartet were SSa0.ea 90 out of
which dividends agprcgating sA8h-
$40 we're paid. while s455.6efa0 was
added 90 the surplus A total Of SSt.-
1858 cubic Yards WAS moved With
steam shayels
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-24

For some time past my wife and
myself were troubled with kidney
trouble writes t. d. Carpenter. Har-
rishnrg, Pa. We suffered rheumatic
pains all through the body. The first
few doses of Foley Kidney Pills re-
lieved ny. After taking five bottles
between US we are entirely cured AL
though We are both In the seventies
We are as vigorous as we were thirty
years ago.' Foley kidney Pills stop
sleep disturbing bladder weakness
baekaehe, Rheumatism. dizziness. swoi-
len Joints and sore muscles. Sold es-
eryNhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-24

Santa Fa, Mas e3--J !, Connellcy
assistant eashler Of the National hank
~ New Mexico. at Ration who with
his wife attended the <nights uf Cos
iumbus festivities and the Lamy mon
ums MI dedication, ls "A guest of Mr.
and MIS- D. p Read Air CoanelleN
returns fu kHtun tomorrow but Nis
ronneheN Wlli remain here for visit
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-24
FORMER SANTA FE GIRL
MARRIES AT CARRIZ0Z0


isrsciAl cosesaronoxNcs 70 9cHnha JouenAL
SANTA re, May g3.- Miss Genevieve
ltghtowcr who was resident of
Santa Re while her father, Clement
Hightower was chief clerk To- Census
Supervisor Paul A. r. Walter in 1910,
was married few days ago to Oscar
Atwood at Carrizozo by Justice of the
Peace Or Mussie The groom Is in
business NJ Hondo and formerly lived
at Roswell
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-24
nanL. Warned o. ConnterreIl.

0aNf# ftl Nav % The banks AVs-
fcrday received wafnina thai a copu-
teffeit SIS lndian-head silver cogtifis
este about half an inch lenEer than
The genuine hilis is helms circulated
hy cVnnteftciiers on the WAY from
lha east u The rAellla ooast.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-24
IIondo school Bonds Ad,c,,l.od

santa Fe, May 23.-rreasurer r. w.
watson, u Lincoln county. advertises
tor olas Tor 9 thtrty-year, per cent.
bond issue OF s2.500. to be issued 10,
q new school building at Hondo. M
bids for less than 90 cents on the dol
lar will be considered.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-24
Nisiinrs ~ Museum

SAntn Fe MAY 38.-Among those
who registered at the MUSEUM of New
Mexico today were: Mr., and Mrs
v. I. Robertson OF New York City;
IL. G. Goodman Fresno, Calif; G. A.
Darseh. Otrumwa, Iowa Joseph
totn, Las Vegas Charles @. Barton
Dallas Tex.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-24
LEROY o. Moore 20 Move.

Santa Fe May es..~-Leroy Q.
Moore, for several years chief Of the
field division Of the Henersl land Of
flee. Will leave the Carson block on
June to take suite Of offices IN
the Lamy block on the plaza