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Sec EAST ~ such election the
proposition To- De- submitted shall be-.
'Shall the city. town cor village ot
....... tunmcl
adopt The commission t.tu uf roN-
oTnu'rt under CHAP Of the
law uf l3laT" and thu election there.
upon shall Doe conducted thu vote cam
Nds.cd and the result declared IN the
Same manner as provided bV law iu
respect fo elections FOR said officers ~
tn, maIori'. ~ votes shnll nc In favor
thereof. ne city shall .h%ereupon pt'-
coed to the election of a. MAYOR AN I
,wo other com missioner a hcrcilaf-
tor provided Immediately after such
70 proposition Is adopted the mayor
shall transmit to the r%uyornor. 20 the
secretary 90 state and go thc county
treasurer 10 certificate stating that
such proposition wac adopted. 1t the
~ 81 tGe htr etyolccf'ufrfut the tdor
tom ~ such proposition. thcr, shan
hc elected d commission consisting Of
u mayor and two other commissioned.
W. iho cut how ever. that the next
within u1o year after The election Tor
the adoption of the commission form
nf government b. held the mayor nail
within ten LAYS after such election nv
proclamation. can a special election
for the election OF such commission.
Tor which election the usual legal lo-
ticc for the election Of city officers
shall 10" wen UGH election IN either
ease shan DE conducted as hereinafter
provided.
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city May i,'~une Government tn-
der General Law.

Sec. 31pt ANY city which shall
have operated tor more than four
years under the prov aious al this act
or uf this act and Chapter 81 Laws Of
1909. combined, may abandon such or
ganiaation, and accept the provisions
uf the general law of the state then
u now organized under special char
ter. may resume said special charter
b, proceeding a. follows;
Upon the petition of not lcss han
twenty-five per ,cntum OF the clcctur-
OF said city a special election shall he
called, at which the following propu-
sitton nnlN shall be submitted
shall the city. town. OF village of.
abandon it's organization under chap
tor - OF the Laws Of 1913 and be-
come a city under the general law gov
now organized under special charter
shall resume said spccia charter
II Il majority Of IN" votes east at
such special election he IN favor ui
such proposition. the officers elected at
the next succeeding biennial election
shall he those then prescribed IN the
general law uf the state for cities ~
like population. and upon the quilih-
cation Of such officers such city shan
become a city under such general Law
of the state. but such chang. shall not
property. RIGHTS or liabilities of any
nature Of such city hut shall merely
extend to such change In It's form of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-29

government. The sunicicncy of such
petition shall be- determined. tho cioc-
ton ordered l.d conducted ard the
results declared. In substantially tnr
same auu ,s provided tu this tyt
for the adoption uf government BOZ,
commission insofar as tur pro. ..Iv.
thereof are uuplIDfNl,
Petitions luirr Ihi Nrt-I;cauirc.
WUnt-.
Sec 3795. Petitions provided fpr In
this act shall be- SIGNED bt none but
lcgai voters OF the city Each petition
shall contain. IN addition TO- the NAMES
uf the petitions ,p%ctitluuorsi. the
street and house number M which Tho
petitioner resides and his l-urth uf
residence ia the city
i,cIW'ai Clause.
Sec. 37gG. That chapter 80 passed
bv the 3Sth To- fislntivc H--'mnl. of
the TERRITORY of New McNiDu. up aud
the same b. hereby repealed This to-
pea she'll not operate to the pg'lud go
of any officers which may hbN, Nccu
elected 'u auN city hcrctufot, organ
izcd under NJ ~, visions uf Chapter
ter 50; hut such organization shall
continue iu iuli force aud effect until
the regular biennial election election
In the year 1914 At which election 90
mayor ana two commissioner shan
be- chosen as herein provided and
thereafter all the provisions of this
act shan D." applicable to ana govern
any uch city.
Sec S795. That BE- ls necessary fot
the preservation of che public peace
aud safety of the Iuhab,ttn'. ct m,
state ct New Mexico. that mn. prut.s Use
ions of this act shall hocom, ono,tlv.
at the earliest possible time. AMI there
for" an cmorgonol T. torch, declared.
to exist. aud Thu ACT shall td,, effect
ana hc To- fun force n effect from
and after 10 passage.
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Heavy Snow In Jcmc, Country

Jcmo1 SPRINGS, y. NJ. Jan &C.
Goo the depth of twenty inches or
is GOVERNS the mountain
valleys. with depth Increasing 10 ns
much is i've feet on ora Badly. m the
valley near hero ~ iS a foot deem.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-29
MAGDALENA AGAIN
HAS SERIOUS FIRE

Magdulcna. - NJ. Jan &c. Tho
cause ui the firc which this morning
do aslaiod the section OF tn, business
district untouched by the c%oniinera.
ton of = few months Z had not
been determined today. Tho ire.
which aid damngc amounting 10 SO
boo. BEGAN ~ the +. NJ Mtciu gen
crll store. just where the o,hci blaze
was checked
When discovered. about midul-ht.
the flames had such a start that II
was impossipl, To- stop them before
th"y had suited he Micrd % an
adjoining jcwclrN tore in1 tho Il
VI Lunmcrly saloon.
IN, luas .s u1rtly covered by insur'
aurc,
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Eicstor Cannot Withdraw Name FROM
Petition.

Sec. $3.50 No ol"Dior sio has
signed said petition shall Dol, permitted
To- withdraw h4- nam, thcrsfrom after
the saWc han have horn h'cd with the
ci'y el'rk save auJ EXCEPT where hi~
a. tituIr thereto v1. procured bS
fraud
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See 3Ss2 Every officer or assistant
appointed 10y the commission shall re-
Ccivo such salary or compensation hs
the commission shall, 0y ordinance
provide, PAYABLE in equal monthly IN
stallmcnts, and any officer az assist
ant elected or appointed bl the COM
mission. may be removed from office
at any time by a vote Of a majority of
The mnmhnra OF Ire COMMISSION.
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Nct Npvlis~ Ia Cities organized Tn
der thaptcr ~, 1909.

sec 1898. Any city within th" state
heretofore organized under tn" pro-
Visions "a: chapter - of the Session
Laws of 1909. shall be governed boy the
provisions hereof a. hereinafter pro-
Nlded ard elections Tor mayor ana
commissioners In any such city shall
%honceforth be conducted and held. ac-
.ording To the provisions OF this act,
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co M ission How Constituted
Quorum.

Sec. 31NI. The mayor ana the Two
commissioner shall constitute = COM.
mission for the eoyernmen. Of any
city or cities which may ~ ~. the
provisions of this act, n " of
whom shall constitute "a quorum for
To- transaction OF business ''d the
concurrence of At least two members
OF the commissions. shal hn required
for the passage ~ n ordinance" by
" or resolution and in no case shall
the Concurrence of more than two
members lee requisite To- the adoption
nf INV %mrllnnunN. hA-INM or rnsnlntInn.
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Organization ~ toWunt--ton--tbrdt
nance to Install Government.

See $3.50, Said mayor and commits
si"u'rs shall ORGANIC. after election, as
hereinafter provided ana divide the
eoNcrnmcnt uf the city into depart
m"utS hv an ordnance: which ordi-
u shall determine the powers du-
tics ana purposes of any department
nnd each department shall lee rrcsld-
ed "yor b., either the mayor or a mem
her Of the commission. The mayor
ard other commissioner under this
net shall receive the following annual
compensation:
salaries ~ Na,or nnd commissioners.
In "a cts having a population of H.
600 90 over the mayor shall receive
rot Co exceed 8. 500; the other two
commissioner not go exceed $500 each.
In u city having a population of less
han 1000. and not lrss than q 600.
tbs mayor shall receive not tu exceed
81 >o1; the other two commissioners
not 10 exceed $500 each
In e city having q population of less
man & 900 ana not less thaa 5000. Ia"
mayor shall receive not to exceed
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l'nc1 springs. Is NJ lu 90 Nua
Carmel Garcia MoudaI ,,r. u. l,
came the bride of Lu,l,uu U|,ruIud.
~ |vtnaiill". Miss tiat,It J.. Iu.
daughter Of Mr. and Mts L.uuidH.
Garcia Mr.. and Mrs Domingo ,.irr.p
of hhrclas relatives of the nrid, tUd
several member of IA, BRIDEGROOM
family came to- the aprius. for the
Wcddiug
For dyspepsia our national ailmcnt,
use Iiurduck Blood Httcra RECON-
mendcd for STRENGTHENING digestion.
purifying the blood. Al All drug
stores. 800 a bottle.
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Sec. 1881. That any city in this
state, whether Incorporated under
General or specific laws, may organize
iindcr the provisions of this act. The
word city as used In his act shall
Ne construed to include a city. town or
village.
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Existing Laws Continue In Force IN.
less IN Conflict Win Tiis Nct.

sec. 1886. MI laws now IN force
applicable to any of the cities. towns
or villages. whether incorporated un-
der general or special laws. shall con.
tinuc to apply after adoption at the
form Of government herein provided
for. unless inconsistent WIKI the pro-
visions OF this act. M bylaws. orli.
nanccs and resolutions lawfully passed
and IN force IN any city under us for
mcr organization, shall remain n force
until amended or repealed by the ON
mission elected under this act.
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NEW MEXICO ACT
ON COMMISSION
FORM IS CITED
Sections of 1915 Codifcation
Relating to Modern Type of
City Government are Given
in Full.

Bocaus" of the GROWN interest in
Albuquerque In h commission form
OF government, the Evening Herald
gives herewith the fun text Of those
sections of ia" New Mexico codinca-
tion of 1915 which apply 10 that sub
icct. They are as follows:
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$1,000. the other two commissioners
not To- exceed t2O0.
In a city having less than 5000 the
mayor shall receive not To- exceed $3.50;
the other two commissioners not 10 en-
coed S12, each
The population uu Ter this section
shall be determined 10y multiplying the
number Of votes cast fot an candidates
for mayor at the next preceding city
election by six
The salarics above provided shall be
fixed by the commission ana paid from
the general city fuud 10 the manner
the commission may determine.
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IIctiON, VIrt'tOt~ VNIIUt~ = NJ
rcCtNct~-t,cturn-

SEQ. 319O. MI qualified electors I'M
der the neral thw governing any cil,
adopting this plan shall bc qualified
to vote at all elections under this act
and the ballot nt such municipal "lcc-
ton shall bc In the same general form
~ for general elections So FAR rs tp-
picablo. aud In all "lcctio 3 il such
C,tN the election 81 wards. precincts.
places. method NJ conducting
election c~anNassine the votes ana an
n~ouucing tn. results. shall bo The same
as by law provided fot election of otii-
GERS IN such cities So Ear a. the same
are applicable M rot Inconsistent
with the provisions of this act.
Commission Ia \pl1int 'iN Officers.
Soc. 31gl The comm ssion shall.
AT IT, first meeting or as soon AZ prac.
ticahlo thereafter, appoint 10y majority
vote the following officers: \ city
clerk. attorney, treasurer. ciVtl en-
ginccr. city physician. marshal, chief
OF IRE department. AMI such other OF
ilcors and assistants ns shall be pro-
vided for h1 ordinance and necessary
To the proper ana efficient conduct ~
the affairs ~ the city. and shall dcsig-
nate one OF The commissioner ar The
mayor to perform the duty Of police
nudge.
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spirit If America H. I many times.
have heard orators speak OF the spirit
of America. ! haN, .rlt 1t was auda-
cious to attempt 10. always said
nothing stated in general terms "
rue of America. Yet I know that "
We turn away from the many differ
enccs there is "A spirit Of America.
Every American stands for liberty.
We Il, stand for this That we are
banded together 10 make cerrnin that
every man shall chuosc his own mas
ter. And We have not been selfish In
this matter The nations To the
south OF US have the same ideal.
when nations IN the other side have
sought TO inteTfcr,, We have cried
stop When We prepare FOR nation
M defense we prepare Tor national
political integrity.
AS I came along the line OF IN,
railway today | was touched to OBJ
serve hat on ever standard whcr,
u flag could bc. yaiscd there tloatcd
the stars and Stripe"
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NOTICE Iol. PUBLIC NTioN.

Department of the interior. T. ).
Land Ofhcc AT santa Fc. y. McX .
Jan. 2N. 1915.
January 3lst, 1876.
Nuticc h hereby given that Manuel
A.r.llauos, Of Grants Sew Mexico,
who. on AUG. rs, 1919. made liomo--
stead Entry No, 0~1I1li, Tor l. MEN,
EtaSEh, section :. Township 10 y,
Range . W, y NJ. 4. Meridian, mas
hlod notice Of Intention TO mako Hnal
thIee-year proof. To establish claim to
the land above described. before
Chas. Neustadt. T.. :. commissioner,
at san Rafael y. Men. on the i'm
day OF March. 1916.
Claimant AZ witnesses Pablo
G|allogos, OF Grant, y. Mex; Jose Ma.
Tcllcs, Of san Rafael. y N Panta-
leon chavez OF Grant. y. 81 Fred
crico Gahaldon. of Grant, y NJ
FRANCISCO DELGApO.
Register.
Evening Herald Albuquerque.
y. Nj
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
heirs and claimants uf int rest ud'
verse 1 plaintiffs,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF SUIT

To tho above named defendants.
YOU and each Of YOU, are hereby mott
He'd that suit has been iilcd against
YOU in the District count for IN"
County OF Bcrn1iillo. IN the Stat" 81
New Mexico. hy the above named
plaintiffs. wherein the above named
pIaiutins pray for Judgment against
you. and zach ct YOU, tor tho cstah-
fishing OF plaintiffs estate 10 the f"l-
lowing lot. piece or parcel OF real
estate ituatc IA the state aud county
aforesaid, and described a. follows
Co wit. Precinct 10. y. T. = W
"a soc. n. Township IL y. A. 3 T.
90 acres. and Tor the quiotung oi
plaintiffs title To The said req estate.
You are further notified Dat unless
YOU inter OF cause to Gc cntotrd ypui
appearance ia tho said court, thai
being the yOurt IN which sad case b.
pending. on 90 nctorc the IAN day ol
March. 1915. a default VIII Ice taken
against q and plaintiffs Wll applS
30 the court tor the relict demanded
iu the complaint.
ATTORNEYS for plaintiffs aic Miller
4 Gratis. office ana postptiitc AT Alhu'
qucrquc. Now Mexico.
1scnID \. r. WALKER,
CIorh e the District court.
By Thos. X - Madison. deputy.
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NOTICE rOK r,mLiC ,TioN.

Department ~ the interior. United
States Land Office AZ SANTA Re, New
Mex, January 10, 1876,
Notioc li hereby given that pcrllio
Gabaldon, Of Cabczon, New Mex. who,
ON December 10, laos. made home
stead 80 og775, tor SD sWi See =,
ana % WV See. II, township IN.
range 3W. y. NJ l., meridian, has filed
notice ~ intention To make nye-y cal
proof. TO establish claim to the land
above described, before Linus J..
Shields. United states commissioners
at Jcmc2 Springs. New Mex. on tht
5th dag oi March, 1915
Claimant names as witnesses:
Juan Dominique, of Cabezon, New
Mex,
Sgnon Valencia, of Cabo2on, New
Mex.
Acas.o Valencia. Of Cabc1oa. NcN
Mex.
Mariana Pcrea. OF 1eincs. Sew Mex
FRANCISCO DELGApO,
Register
Evening Herald Albuquerque
y. NJ.
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bulk of sales. sI.55Q 7.s5; heavy,
SGS5ns0o. packers n butchers,
y7.10@ 1.s5. light. s5.n50d $50; pigs,
81. 20 a I.25.
Cattie1Receipts 5000 mead; mar
kot strong. prime fed steers. ss.2iH
SIS. dressed beef steers. 80 Z. %;
western steers. >G.2lmN.i0, Stuckcrs
ana feeders. $1,000 500; bulls. $500
$3.50. calves. $500 10 80.
Shcep-Hcceipts ~, 0OO head; mar.
kct steady; lambs, slos5d 1895,
ycariinss. sS.50pe25; wethers, So;
ASSOC. ewes, s6,SOm $50.
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Chicago, Jan. al Receipts
$4,000 head. market firm. zoe above
Saturdays average: bulk OF sales.
s1.S0a 500. light, 5i0a 500 mixed,
{1.65 sos. heavy. t6j a sic.
rough. $7.s5m ;.sO; pigs. S5.S5m 100.
Chttle-Reccipts $4,000 head mar
ket strong. UNCHANGED to Toe higher
native beef steers. 81 i0ma.1j; west
crn steers, <G.6On $50. COWS and hcif-
ers. $3.2On SIS, calves. s7.5o@l0.5O
Shccp-Rcceipts 1900 head. mar
kct firm; wethers. s1.35 a. 500. lambs
81 .30Stl0.75.
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MUNITIONS MEN
NOT AGITATING
PREPAREDNESS
Continued from Page Onc.)

MUNITIONS ,,... .,., ... b..
thc sudden creation of a navy. We
have a splendid navy. We are simply
working IN "A program that viii sive
the navy In i've years the same
strength h "a II otherwise might take
,iIht years To- give. there IL no sud
len change Of plans.
We are working out American
problems "A little faster, because
American pulses are beating q little
faster. because the world ~ now IN
a whlrl; because there are incalculable
clenf nts of trouble abroad which we
cannot control. | would be- derellct
In my duty u ] did not tell you that
II Is absolutely necessary to carry out
this program now.
| And set an the time ! bolioye We
! are merely interpreting the spirit of
America. Who shall say what the
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The Markets

prices yielded iu the final hour steel
failing under SO. but others Of the
more active issues held slightly above
the early low levels.
The closing was heavy, further Haul
datun and short selliug made addi'
tional inruads ON values during today
tcVerish market.
American sugar Refining ms.
American Tel aud Tel, 12Glg
Anaconda copper, $3.50
AtchisOu, cN-diV., i12ia.
chino copper. So
Inspiration Copper, 43h
Northern Pacific. ll2Ag.
Beading, 80.
southern Pacific, ~ =.
Union Pacific, lS1A
United states steel, SO
United states steel. pfd., ll5G.
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BURSTING STEAM HOSE
STAet1v ES WILSON PATTY

Chicago. Jan. III President Wilson
spent an hour \ u half in chicago
today en- route to Milwaukee where he
speaks this aftsfnoon. The train
bearing the presidents party arrived
n, tho La Sale Afcct s,rtion shortly
after \ O'Clock And was switched
through freight ynrds to the North
western terminal where The president
remained until his special departed FOR
the north At 10 a. M.
At the Northwestern station tho
president n Mrs. Wilson posed TOR
photographers aud took a short walk
on the platform. AIRS. Wilson accom-
panied the party tn Milwaukee.
| While the president wa standing Oh
the rear platform shortly before the
departure Of the train "A sharp oNplos.
ion was heard. secret service men
~'"owdcd To the Platform ana the press
iicnt. apparently somewh ni startled
rntcred the az,
\ cloud Of escaping stcam showed
that the connecting hose between the
rear coach and the one next forward
had burst. The president soon emery
ed and walked 20 where the hroaH was
being repaired
His special WIS due 90 arrive m
Milwaukee, at uuoH today,
President Wilson expects to leave
Milwaukee n I b M, soon after ms
address l. ehdcd His train is iuc 80
reach Chicago az b u. m. tonight, two
hours before ne b To address an audi
enCe here.
Waukogan. IN Jan. 2i.--A great
crowd. headed by zoe school children
waving lngs. greeted President Wilson
when the train siupped here for iiv'
minutes at II o'clock Residents ~
Waukegan were Iuined by citizens Of
North Chicago Lake Forest, Zion CTS
LibcrtyVille and other north shore
towns and uuitci "a cheering the pre-,
tdcnt and Ms. Visor.
This looRs like % holiday gathering
but | am not here on a holiday. saio
the president. % am trying Ia im'
press upon the people the need of mi
countrS's being prepared Iu a military
sense and I take 81 hat unless YOU are
interested In this question you wouldn'
be here.
The fact that gu ATE here Zoo sucl
numbers ENCOURAGES me, however h
the belief that the people of the coun
try appreciate ,hal the problem Of ua.
tional defense is vial and ! shall tab
away with me renewed hope for tn'
successful outcome % ~ Efforts
At the CONCLUSION Of the specci
, There were calls or Mrs Wilson. Th'
president stepped back into the cu'
aad escorted his VIE tn the platform
Mrs. Wilson carried roses and smilci
her appreciation - the cheers tina
grecter her
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chicago. Jan. S1.-W Wheat prices
an upward swlng tudu, influ-
onccd by Liverpool adyiccs hat con-
ts1iy to predictions. shipments from
Australia and Argentina we're light.
and were not liEoly to- De uu a large
scale II. any time during February.
opening prices. which RANGED nom
70 ,D lower tu = itc advance,
were followed py substantial Eilns All
around
Prices closed heavy. aa15sc To
" ., net lower. Win May AT
Sl3lfs and July at &i.23 -
Adverse weather conditions had q
hullish encOt ON corn. After opcninl
q shade To- '.c higher M" market con-
tinucd 90 ascend
oats made oul. a poor RESPONSE Il
the strength uf other cereals and
lacNed volume.
Provisions were weak
Clos,
Wheat May. st.3t7s July, 81.
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\cw YORK Nlctal..

Now YORK. Jan 3l-Coppcr. firm
ol"r.rolytc, t25.50n $500 for second
quarter delivery.
Iron. irm No. I northern, $50 % a.
90. 40, No ., SlH,5n2025: No.
southern, $20.OOW "a. %, 40, .. StH.sJ
a. 20.1I.
Metal exchange quotes tin. firm.
spot. Sii.75 bid.
At London Spot copper, fal, l5s.
{ futures, t9i, ~; e~lectrolytic. Cl2i
Spot tin. fl1a; futures. llsg. los.
Antimouy. Gas.
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New YORK Money.

Sew York. Jan. 81 Mercantile pa
per 3H3h per cent.
Har silver. INC.
Mexican dollars. iic.
Time loans. STEADY 10 and 90 days
ga ass per cent; six months. 20. a.
. per cent.
can money. steady; high, , per cent.
low, ~ per cont; ruling rate, ~ pcI
cent last loan, . per cent. closing bid
"a per cent offered at = per tent.
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Denver Livestock.

Denver Jan. Cattle Receipts
100" mead. market firm, beet steers.
Sn5un go, cews and hcifcrs s5.00m
900, stockers and feeders, s6.10p
t.uG, calves, $1,000 1000.
Hogs Receipts l.io0 mead; market
10 TO IL cents higher, top, $50, bulk.
$,t5H SO.
Shecp-Recoipts 1000 head. mar
kot steady.
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New York, Jan. 3l,-Thc mctal "N-
change quotes lead SEQ. ipeitcr not
quoted.
At London Lead, t32. speltor, f9l.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31
New Nnik liOiInn.

quiet; middlines uplgnds. $3.50. Sales
/ G00 bales.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31
TYPEWRITERS

ALI. KINDS both now and second
hand. bought. sofa. rented ana re
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter Eek.
change. Phone 9tf i2' So ith ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31
FOR Rooms

PALMS HOTEL Elsa Wcs, central.
Newly furnished. 80 uncrcular
Rooms. 80 90 To S2.a0 per Vcch
FOR RENT Room ana board il-d
Enrt Central
FOR EENT-Furnished room. az
West cold avenue
FOR RENT Furnished Two lurg,
rooms. suitable for : or Q scntiomci
or man nd wife. with or without
board. Call M as Nurth second
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-31

In the District court. state of New
Mexico, Count q B~ernaiii!o.
No. ln32i.
Charles :. white md Nellie McManus,
Plaintiffs,
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Miss T.. T.. Kihlh,Hg and all unhnown