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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

1 s:sIsg First Floor M u

S1."O Satin Striped Chiffon Taffctn,
9Sc yard.
Navy. Old rose tan, black and white
with neat and pronounced stripes.
S1.1o Satin Striped Taiieta, SLID.
SO inches wide: white old rose Nile
green and orchid.
S2.50 Satin Charmeusc, SI.59 yard.
40 inches wide. in black. ivory, pink,
child light blue, old rose and navy
Sl.50 SILK and Wool PopIin. Csc yard.
40 inches wide. in dark brown. purple
wisteria. russell. olive, tan, navy, dark green.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

Scr'es OF services At the .Arvoaia Pres
bytcrian Church
NJ Mt. Saplcs. of RoN bury. arrived on
saturday and expects TO spent the win
Ter here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

x. r. Daniel
i;ev Hertram l.. Brown. of Tarbor
VIII conduct mission at Grace l.n,l
copal Church here, bcriunin.-, S,nI,.,
night. October 30.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-05-05
NORTH BENNINGTON

c. NJ Lambert of Bennington was in
town Thursday on business.
George Griswold OF Bennington is
caring for Charles Chase, whose con-
dition is serious.
e. d. and C, B. yelling are improv-
ing their lawns by the setting cut OF
large amount of shrubbery.
Mrs. Asa Solomon has returned from
the Troy city hospital where she has
been for treatment for several weeks.
The graded schools have been closed
Thursday and Friday of this week to
allow the teachers to attend the teach
er's convention being held in Ben
nington.
The Kings Herald band will meet
Sunday at one o'clock at the Metho-
dist church to complete their trip
around the world. A letter from the
children's missionary, Miss Clara
Pearl Dyer of China, will be read. Miss
Dyer Is supported by the Methodist
children Of New England
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-05-05
VERpUN GUNS BOOM AGAIN
Increased Activity Reported Last
Night in Great Battle.


Night in Great Battle.
London May 4.-Reports from both
Paris and Berlin tell of increasingly
violent artillery engagements last
night and today on the Verdun front
west of the Meuse. The Berlin ac-
count admits that the French captured
an advance post in the Dead Man Hill
region, where the Paris bulletin of last
night told Of French success. The
gains thus made have been enlarged
and consolidated, according to the re.
port of this afternoon The losses of
the Germans in this encounter are
again emphasized
Referring to the Woevre region, to
the east of Verdun, the Paris report
has an interesting statement that our
artillery has taken part in number
of manoeuyres, including the concen-
tration of heavy fire"
On the front held by the British
forces Berlin reports lively fight.
Ing"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-05-05
GE MUM {.
GENUINE.
. % I'D d. A. T..
EI....D1g 2 I EIAN4
SMOKING TOBACCO

In no other way can you get
SO much solid enjoyment out
Of a cigarette as by rolling
your own" with ''BulT'Durham.
Made of "bright" Virginia
North Carolina leaf, Bull
Durham has an aroma that is
unique and a mello5. 1weet
flavor that is unusual.
Start rolling your own"
with Bull Durham today for
real smoking satisfaction.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-05-05
It's Stockings here
and Stockings
there

No end of Stockings and
they re all Good
Stockings.
Black, white, tan and twenty
other shades. Also plenty OF
stripes and other novelties.
Kayser Marvel-stripe Silks
no drop stitches or raveling--
$l.00, ST SO, $l.95.
Gordon Silks ST 90 and $3.50.
Phoenix Silks 75c, $1.OO, $3.50.
Fibre Silks 25c, 39c, SOC.
Burson seamless isles and cot.
tons 25c and Csc.
Gordon cottons and isles 15c,
25c, 39c and SOC.
Out sizes ribbed tops-split
soles ard regular styles.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-05-05
Inexpensive Jsweiry
and Hair Fisings

Here, too, stocks have been
greatly bettered and enlarged.
We offer for the week fresh new
ideas in Brooches, Beauty Pins,
Hat Pins, Beads, Neck Chains
and Barettes at 25c to SIPS.
GAIT ORCHID JEWELRY
named for the first lady of the
land and daintily pretty brooch
es, pins, neck chains, hat pins,
soc to $l.39.
CasQue Combs aud the now brilliant
liarettcs In choice variety.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-03

cent Order of Auburn Elegants is
organized in Chicago it ever is.
Something like that is going to be
done, for owners Of luminous thatch-
es, all over the country, are raIying
round the standard Of tOnsoriaI tor
ridity- and sending word to wait
ing nation that 'red-heads" are the
salt of the earth"
Clubs Of Ted-heads are being FORM
ed in every intellectual center.
SOTrel-tOp. sOiTees, Fust-lock ram
functions, are planned exclusively for
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-03
MOVIE GOSSIP

Tom Ince is rapidly rebuilding his
Santa Monica plant that was recent
ly destroyed by fire.
w. S. Hart will soon be seen to good
advantage in a Triangle photopIay
of the Canadian Northwest.
Lasky's Madame La Prisedente" is
quite a fashion show with Anna
HeId's wonderful display of gorgeous
gowns.
Southern California will continue
to be the center of the motion pic
ture producing industry, according to
Jesse L. Lasky, president of the Lasky
Feature Play Co. He believes the
west has better advantages for pic
ture work.
While making the eleventh episode
for Universal serial, Graft" Jack
Abbott had narrow escape from
death. AS he made fall through a
trap door in the floor he struck his
chin and was knocked insensible, fall
ing into cage Of lions underneath.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-03

Mrs. Leslie Carter.
the devOtees Of the hirsute bOrealis-
gatherings that will glimmer like ar
Italian sunset, or ripe tomato in
pan of cream.
And down the pinkish panorama
of the ages they'll point with pride to
the high-Iights of history kindIed by
sparks Of blazing genius from domes
that were done in red.
Julius Caesar was a red-head,
they'll remind the mere humans, and
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-03

so was Cleopatra, the sorceress ofthe
Nile. And George Washington under
meath his wig bore a mop of auburn
hue.
Victor Murdoch, Louis Hill, Hugh
lie Jennings and Frank Moran are in
delibly emblazoned in the somewhat
related fields of politics, baseball and
pugilism.
Senators Shafroth of Colorado and
Newlands of Nevada are ginger
breads; so is Secretary of Commerce
Redfield (what there is left of it.
And Sarah Bernhard and Mrs. Les
lie Carter share the hOnors of the
stage with these rising young CHINA
mons, Billie Burke and Cora Potter.
Then there's Bishop W. A. Quale
Of the Methodist Episcopal church,
who started all this discussion of-red-
heads by the assertion before the red
heads of Hamline University, st. Paul,
that
"An pictures depict angels with red
hair The world of men is divided
into two parts-red-heads and bald
heads. No other classes Of heads get
any attention"
The sun., 1916-09-17
PUBLIC UTILITIES NEWS.

BYLLESBY ELECTRIC PROPERTIES.
All reporting for the week ended Sept. .
show net connected load gains OF Isi Gus
TONERS with 5I3 kilowatts lighting load:
New business contracted FOR Includes l'Sst
customers with 722 lighting load
and 2,59l horsepower In motors. Electric
energy output for week shows Inc. OF 1879
compared with corresponding week OF isie'
HOPE NATURAL GAS co.-Filed notice
In W. Va. Of inc. in capital stock from |.O,-
O0O. 900 to $50. 900. 900.
SCHENECTADY POWER CO.-An-
has authorized merger with Hoosac River
TOLEDO TRACTION. LIGHT a POWER
CO-Henry l.. Doherty Il Co. announce
that plan to exchange shares for those OF
Cities Service 60. on terms announced some
time ago has been rendered effective by de-
posIt Of more than 1880 Of cOinpany's com
mon and preferred shares for exchange.
UNITED RAILWAYS OF ST. LOUIS
| Holders OF preferred. upon which no divi-
dend has been paid since 1910. have organ
izei independent proxy conmlttec com.
Il. Caplan. who have written to stockhold-
ers for proxies.
WELLS FARGO EXPRESS CO.-Net In
come for May. $3.50. 900, Increase over May.
1915, 3sT,s2s. Gross, t.2l6,sol, Inc, e7t0,-
Sssi, 1875; total operating rev, S?.l63.0?s,
Inc, s3s6, 1853; operating expenses. tl,7s7.'
Ois. Inc. S2s5.a7l; taxes. l3i,lt9. inc: 32.5s5'
Gross for II months ending May, &2l.O7S,
6aa, Inc. So. 1917, $50. net operating income,
So,672,2&s, inc. el.633.C 06.
The sun., 1916-09-17
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

BILLINGS a SPENCER. Co.-Declared
extra dividend Of go In addition 20 quar-
terly OF 2R. both payable Oct. Q to stock
OF record Sept. %.
CRUCIBLE STEEL CO.-AnnOunced
that Pittsburg Crucible Steel GO, ms de-
cided to increase Its open-hearth capacity
from 10 TO ~ furnaces by adding two at
Midland, Pa, plant. adding 5000 tons to
present monthly output Of 5000 ions
FEDERAL SUGAR REFINING CO.-Re-
ports sales Of $50, 900 bags last week. One
steamer In loading 5000 tons valued at
1900. 900 for Greece, This shlpmcnt Is
largest ever sent TO that country, and !:
being financed by Nat. Bank OF Greece and
Nat. city Bank Of n. Y. Other export sale.
last week aggregated 40. 900 tons. destined
Tor Europe and South America.
GRANT MOTOR co.--pres. Shaw quoted
as saying $40 cars were shipped from fac
Tory during Aug.. and that net proht.
amounted to t7s.a+9. which 70 at rate OF
ItE on common stock. september ship
ments are running parallel to Aug, records.
and during oct. ana Nov. OUTPUT should ne
Increased, because II In expected plant will
be running at capacity by that time.
PEERLESS TRUCK 4 MOTOR CO.
The sun., 1916-09-17
MINING NEWS.

ANNEX MINING CO.-Following OPP
enins OF new lode and completion OF eighth
stamp mill, officers estimate prospective
daily rock output viii he 400 tons. Yield
ing % lbs. copper "A ton. Yearly produc-
ton. commencing Oct. !. should be 49,
OOo. 900 lbs. copper. and output for calen-
dar year 1915 Is estimated at $4,000. 600
pounds.
GREY EAGLE COPPER CO.-Char-
tered In Maine to conduct general mining.
milling. smelling and reininx business.
Capital. ~ 900 900.
MONITOR SILVER. LEAD 4 ZINC
MINING a MILLING cO.-Reported push
ing work at New Mexico properties. RICK.
etts 4 Co. consulting engineers. are said
to have reported fayorably upon Quaiity
OF new veins recently opened.
NEW BALTIC MINING Co-D!rectors
have called for assessment OF u a share.
to be paid Oct. ~.
STD. sILvER-LEAD MINING CO.
Wire from a director at property says.
strike In Alpha upper tunnel now ! fee'
wide. Looks like same ore body as "
lower tunnel. which assays CLIO lead and
2ls ounces silver q ton"
The sun., 1916-09-17
RAILROAD NEWS.

ina, the August gain in railroad sross
earnings will be subst antially larger than
tina, for July is indicated by the figure OF
average gain In gross shown so far by the
weekly returns. With only one-third OF the
mileage lacking in the returns for the fourth
week. the average gain In gross for the four
weeks is a little over IL per. cent. which
compares with n gain OF slightly under II
rsr cent. shown. for July on the SAINT basis
Reports received so far for the full month
OF August are few III number. but the act ual
rains shown, in conjunction with those in.
dicsed in the weekly returns give added
ground for estimating the gross gain for
August NJ about 20 per cent. This would
compare with the roughly 10 per cent. pretty
cpnclusively established for July. In which
month only some 1900 miles are lacking
10 complete returns.
In considering preliminary weekly hg.
ures for August II will he well TO note
,ha, the combined reports of all important
roads in August, 1915. showed an increase in
gross for ,ha, month of 1886 q mile az com
tl@ q mile as compared with August. 1918,
and q decrease of as% az compared with
August. 1872. Similar figures for July. 1915,
showed q decrease in Gross of one-third Of
is Q mile a. compared with July. 1914, while
Tor June. 1915. there was shown q decrease
in gross Of two.thirds Of Ia q mile a. com.
pared with June. 1914.
The sun., 1916-09-17
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

DOLLAR DEPARTMENT STORES co,
Chartered In Delaware by John e. Sweet.
l.. N, Rockford and l.. l.. Ahlberg capital,
So, 900, 900.
EMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS
BANK-Edward McManus, member Of firm
OF Lawrence Turnure a. CO.. elected a truss
tee,
EXPORTS & INCONSISTENCIES OF mcr-
chandise reported by y. Y. Customs House
on sat. were valued at st,Oii, AZ, making
33t,t23.bil for the week. Imports were
valued at i,9ss,2s7. making 1851 20? for
the week.
INCOME TAX-Chart showing increases
provided by Law Of Sept, s has been pre-
pared BY National City Co.
The sun., 1916-09-17
TRUST COMPANIES
NOT MEN BEERS OF
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK.

pany. The common stock. while increased
In amount. Is a burden upon neither tho
company nor the public. The proposed
pan effects an adjustment Of many con-
t!viing interests. 1t forestalls what other
wise might be protractcd litigation, with
It's retarding influence: II frees the com
pany from the constant haras.ing OF cur
rent Obligations and equipment trusts.
takes the property from receivcrship and
places 1t In the control of It's ownerA'
Hearing In l.. ). Court Will he held In
Detroit Sept. IS.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC-Will take over
Oct. l Willamette Pacific II. II. and make
Il part of its Portland division.
The sun., 1916-09-17

August earnings said 20 exceed those OF
July. which were SS?o. 900, and TO be
equivalent TO el.50 q share for the period.
or at rate of SIS u year.
SAPCLPA REFINING CO.-Directors ].
NJ. Holland, W. A. Frey. G. j. BelGiano. and
E.. Jeffrey are reported. 10 have sold AZ
Reason assigned 10 dissatisfaction with
management
The sun., 1916-09-17
HONEY N EXCHANGE.
CALL MONEY.

TINE MONEY-Demand mostly for indus.
trials. Sixty days, sia%; ninety days. StG:
four months. 3xTiF; five months. %diG;
six months. 3.@iG.
The range In the week ended September II.
1915, was from 2isct for sixty days to 3n3.%
for six months range In the week ended
September is, 1914. from sass for sixty days
to 6nsF for six months: ranse in the week
ended September -. 1878. from iuts% Tor
sixty days to 5nji4et for six months
The range in the week ended Scricmber ~,
1915, was from 81. a 2ise6 for sixty days TO Pc
for six months: RANGE in the week ended
10 sMsct for six months; range IN the week
ended September 26. 1918. from ti.mia% Tor
sixty days to 4%d5T for six months.
COMMERCIAL PAPER-Market dull but
hrm at 3t1S for best names and 3Seo Tor or
binary good names. Accept ances also were
unchanged. thirty. sixty and ninety day IN
dorsed bills receivable passing at Nc, 2iYqo
and 2h% respectively II eligible for rcdis'
count; otherwise prices ruled from y 10 "a
HIGHER
The sun., 1916-09-17
SILVER PRICES.

Ave- ago price of silver IN Now York IN
geDtember. 1915. was N.6sc. an ounce: IN
September, 1914. SO ?ac. an ounce: In scp,cm-
her. 1918, Go Sac. an ounce; In September,
g.. &c. IN ounce
The sun., 1916-09-17
NEW YORK BANK CLEARINGs.

The volume OF business transacted in or
through New York on Friday Is indi'
Gated by the fact that bank clearlngs re.
ported Saturday by the New York Clearing
House totalled s7c5. 7li.7se. These daily hg'
urcs lack Significance unless compared with
the daily averages for the year 70 late ami
the daily averages In the corresponding per
iods Of former years. New Yor,t. the fnan-
cial centre. reflects more or less accurately
business and financial conditions throughout
the country. The comparisons will be found
even more valuable when considered In con-
nection with the summary OF railroad earn
ings published under Railroad
The sun., 1916-09-17
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

The tone OF the foreign exchange market
was uuiet saturday. Francs were strong, al.
vancing TO within l. OF the high for the
month on Paris chccks. Marks we're frmcr
and lire slightly lower
In the following tables, when the 'le.
mard" sight" or check rate il quoted
In United States currency II Is -aii - favor
this country II less than par. hut when
quoted IN foreign currency n IL SAID IN be
against" this country II less than par For
the convenience of readers such rates are
marked - when In favor of and when
az Ainst this country.
The sun., 1916-09-17
Note-AEricult ural and live stock paper ma
turtles Of from 81 days to six months.
Commonly

Authorized rates for bankers a~cccp'ancrs.
~ minimum. 60 maximum. Rates for bile
Atlanta bank, 81, a5i.@ Rates for bills with
or without member bank Endorsement. with
matur,ies Of ninety days or less, purchased
In open market by ST. Louis bank. :u,%
Rs,es for commercial paper purchased in
open market by Dallas bank. SASS Rates
for trade acceptances. with ma,uri'ies 81
ninety days or less. purchased in open mar
bet without member bank Endorsement ny
New Orleans branch OF Atlanta bank. SSI
~. Rate OF tF for commodity paper with
maturfties OF from SIXTY days 10 sx month";
The sun., 1916-09-17
WATERFRONT PROPERTIES
FACTORIES & fAyl0nY SITES
FLOYD S. C0RBIN ~,.'Sry
UNCLAIMED BANK DEPOSITS.

Unclaimed BANK DEPOSITS.
81 the Unclaimed Deposits, Dividends ami
Interest, of The Iommrrcial Trust Company
~ New York. 1851 Broadway, New York iity,
y. T., on the first day or August. iplG, made
N accordance with IN" provisions Of the Bank
ing Law sections l3t and 2l0.
Full name and last
known residence or
post ONCE address Date Of
IF So lr@""''"' or share l Gr's.%r' a h%SgIr' of
Charlc- u. Hell. The ~
IA! tnwe s.. ~. New M So~t
Christie Motor car ~
Go. ilst St. and 9TH
Az; New YORK city.
r. bss,y'sx isa WSs,
.Ci,y,,N',Y Aug 10, 1910 $3.50
Marie l.. Gchhard IS
West Atm s., New
carric !. Mac ormac. July '''' '
Liberty hin, Conn Aug. S. 1907 354.68
Monarch Seal CO., 10
YORK ti,y, : April ~, 1905 oi.m
Mary Jane Paige. 1910
Eas. aith s.. New ,o,,
Frank Roma & Bros.
Hoffman House New
Rugsirro Commission
Co, ~ iirpadNsy,
New York titS, n.
Thomas sherwood. lo7
! West i7th St. New
York tty. y July %. 1911 iOs.50
Scmrl Snhrl, l3iGliroad-
way: Ncw York 'ity,.
Guy Standing. e. u.
klaw Eriangrr, pa
West AKA st, New
York '.iN, y. w.. Feb, 2s 1910 1881
Success Machine Mfg.
Co, 10 liroalwaN.
Now York city, Y.
NJ. u. Tichcnor, West
6lst ST. New York
city, y ....... May 20, 1905 1000
Trustees. Executors 4
Wall ST.. New York
State of New York County ut Sew ! ork. -.
a. 7 RtlNiA<\ Vice President and \
q. ~nEMERltII, Secretary, of Tao 'omnrr
cal Trust Company II NJ" York. a Tru>t
Company. located and doing business IN
duly sworn, each Tor hlm>'lf says 'h,t
the foregoing report is . full, true and correct
statement nf the unclaimed deposits. dt,,-
dcndS and interest ~ The uiuWcr IA Trust
Company of New York. made In accordance
| with the provisions ~ sections ~ rud 2lr ~
Chapter $3.50 Of the Banking Law A. shown hy
the. m"ks Of said Company "n the lrNt diy
| uf August, 1915.
q. j TNrMANN. N~i,~rr,~idrnt.
j q. nENEkltH, S%tsrrt,rN
Scvrrally subscribed and sworn 80 hN hon
dcpuncuts the pth day ~ S.rl"unlt l"lu.
l"lorr me, nEukGE kNuhii
Notar, Public. NJ, lils, Queens county.
Crrti,,cni" rlri IN \, !. County. No lvI.
Registers Office. No. 7isi,
The sun., 1916-09-17

auction sales TODAY. There was a strong
demand tor r-rdsy mcr'n0 combing. and
queensland sod NJ -. 3i:d. Greasy Cruss-
lsctsd.
The sun., 1916-09-17
Vaited stases IAN p,str,cts,.

In the following table are summarized 70.
ports Of all important American steam rail.
ways-companies now operating a total OF
approximately 10000 miles OF road. The
mile average Is obi By dividing total
earnings by total mileage.
The sun., 1916-09-17
LONDON WOOL.

LONDON, Sept. IA mixed assort- !
ment Of 1880 bales was offered at the wool ]
The sun., 1916-09-17
RATES ON OTHER COUNTRIES.


Approximate PARTIES OF above are Holland.
10 is cents: Italy. Greece AMI switzerland,
6lsL lir.. irachma and francs respecflNey;
Kusaia, 81 &6 cents; Austria. 20 20 cents: Den
mark, Sweden and Norway, 20 - cents;
Brali, ~ a cents; Argentina, paper. a. 6
cents; Argentina, gold. l.o-s5 pesos. India,
~ a cents; Japan. <qs cents
The sun., 1916-09-17

REPORT
OF the Unclaimed Deposits, Dividends ami
Interest. Of The Commercial Trust Company
~ New York. 1881 H~roadway, New \ ork iity,
y, y, on the FIRST day of August. ,olG. made
N accordance" with the provisions Of the Bank
ing Law sections l3t and 2l0.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-07-07

No other body with such an intimate knowledge
OF railroad conditions has such an unqusstionsd posi-.
ton in the public confidence.
The rate, the railroads may charge the public ioI
transportation are now largely fixed by this Govern
ment board.
Out Of every dollar received by the railroads from
III public nearly one-hAli il paid directly to the en-
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-07-07


sttoyod n. a DiAUD % ~rvs.uen,,.
Miss Eugenla Roy Of Roy. Mora
county, has announced herself a can
didate for superintendent OF schools
The people OF Albuquerque are in
terested In making this years state
fair the greatest ever held in the
southwes.
The number OF automobile licenses
Issued in New MEXICO for 1916 is G..
252, as compared with 3,741 at the
same time last year.
Due TO the fact that It's postal re-.
.cipts In the last fiscal year exceeded
10000, Clovis is now entitled to free
postal delivery service.
The Austin Copper Company has
recently been organized and taken
over $50 acres OF land in the Burro
mountains near Tyrone.
II. b. Link, secretary OF the Ele.
plant Butte Water Users Associa.
ton, has been elected to ana the
Dona Ana county fair this fall.
That the state troops are improving
rapidly in efficiency was the state.
ment OF Col. + G. Abbott, command.
ing the New Mexico regiment, in FL
Paso.
Battery A Of the New Mexico Ma
tional Guard has taken up station at
its new post, III raso.
TI.. ...a.fLAt ,a.Vf .F L.. 4 mo- 800
of state land sold at auction In Ration
was purchased by George Gillespie
Ills purchase amounted to 3.ll3
acres.
The reunion OF the Ancient and Ac
,epted scottish Rite, Valley OF Santa
Re, Orient OF New Mexico. opened AT
the Scottish Rite Cathedral N Santa
Re with a class Of iifty.s,x candidates.
The Chino Copper Company are
making extensive improvements at
Hurley, which when completed will
make that camp one OF the bgges'
and most completely equipped mill
towns.
Mrs. William II. Pope, Of Santa Fe
was elected state vice regent OF
Jacob Bennett Chapter, d. A. r., at a
meeting in Silver city. Mrs. S. NJ
Ashenfelter, OF Silver City was
chosen state regent.
Hanging from the limb OF an appln
tree in the heart OF an orchard on
West Mountain road, the ~li.e.ess bod
Of Mrs. William V. Vaughn. VIE OF
The engineer at the water company
plant. was found at Albuquerque.
beye OPT ents OF the Eberle prop
erty IN the .IOgollon d strict is con
iucted by the Oaks Company. The
last shipment of ore to the custom
mill contained 4G.7S2 tons, averaging
Sl7, with a gross content OF 1882
in the lot.
Cipriano Garcia, OF Clayton. who
sentenced 10 the renitentiary in
o e. Ter. l1ii, TO 3 r'c t.o d seven
i" eight le.rs Ter the X Hing OF a man
'n believed had killed his brother.
tas been granted u conditional par.
- nv Governor Donald.