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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-22

ogiaa | Morene 19f1-13. Sertil
bemarfe6e Sreo. Ngrgaar6, at benz
ne Neogang, Ser forpprigt fun bar
lille, par al ben 5lags Spingni1r-
ger, iom alti6 biloe fl1nne fremfom-
me / en- iaoban fri 8eppgelie.. Sg
ben Neogang, Der bar fommen efter.
4rigens ubbr1o, bar mi ftan6iet.
S Maret 1914-15 bar Ser ialt fltll
6,96S @leber paa 6olfebpj1folerne,
men / 1915--16 bar Ser 7,343, og
Sa!eren mente, at Ser bar al @rl1n0
til at bente, at 1916-17 bil6e bi1e
en- lignen0e 5tigning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-22
Mpllerne far traplt.

Set ct ma11ge Mar ii6en, at Wpl=
leDingerne bar ~ln1rret laa lpiteligt
iom / bette Soraar, bba0 Der bl. a.
ifp!6es 6en in61tilleoe Drift poo
an6 observation-disclosures, bporpel
@aQr6e11e bor maottet opb6re meo
1elD at male &orn. Set er ct for
n6ieligt 9Dn at 1e Sc bbibe Mplle=
birger 6reje run6t Dagen lang.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-22
8lonbt Sc Tau9er,

Tom un6er Mepolutionen blep lps'
lo6t / @etrogruos 6Gngiler, bar o.
1oo cit ing &jebe11baoner, Sens
s@prenieu.
Sen r1ge Monb, ser / 9onmort
bapoe facet go6 banoelSmpstg 10
o%onnel1e, rejlte / 6jor til @etrograo
for at brp6e fig en- 2pbebane, og
oct lpffeoes bam burtigt at faa Mn=
5pttclie / ct fort &ouoelsfirma. =
'Men otter nogen Ei6s Sor11eb op=
Dprte bo11s 8repe til &iemmet fulo=
3tp10ig, og en- llnoeripgelie giens
11eu1 Observation-Disclosures gap tntet
SIC 11ltot. Sans @legtninge troebe,
ban bor 6G6.
s Nirfeligbeben bar Ser lfet set.
at Se11s' S6renfen Ell ifi6n Dag par
bleDet onbol6t nf ct Bar @enoar-
mer, f%ormooentlig paa Ell leS Mis>
tnnfe ON @pioneri, og anbragt | ct
al 6e ltbpggelig1te @tatsfengiler I
@etrograo. Ser ia6 ban I tire Maa=
a1eoer n6en nnoerl6gelle eller 9om.
s&on TOM olorig / Sorber, Wpn6ig=
beberne 1pnes at babe glemt bam,
og mooife pil6e ban blebet lio6enoe
/ 6en 1nppre Ge!le til fin D96s6ag,
bbis fife &epolutionen bar fommen:
Sen bragte @efrielien, og Sens @t=
renien bar mt facet fin tioligere
8laos til6age. Men ban glemmer
.ol6rig tit 5ammenitg6 me6 Sen 2op
<og Set, ser in6til' for nDlig berlfe6e
/ @5orens &ige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-22
lSpnoerjbbfe 2an6brnqsforholb.

S "gforoIesbigif 2anobrugs= og
Weleritioen6e" ifriner Sen fienote
@aaroeier 8. S. &efsbouge, Mr1sbgl
peo 9ooerSleb, f%glgen6e: 49, Ser er
oesp9rre mango 5te6er en- BEL Sci
at pl6le, font life bar bpret binter-
plblet. So, man bgrer, at ser er
Baaroe, bbor ODER Salb6eIen al
Mrealet enom otte Gage ino Mprt!!
ligger nplgiet ben. Soften fol6t
Tent S1or> @eiret / gfteraaret bar
1tbelotgt> og efter SILL bar ser life
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-22
9alnt TOM 8renbIel.

Eoa 9rIte6 Meieri la6er man /
S6lge n&an6ers Mmtsti6en6e"
foretoge &r6pefpringer mes &alm.
- Ser CT @o1m NOT poo
@gnen, og man fan goot nn6bpre
en 9e!. Ser er oniot en- Sprbe6er
beo Oampfjeolen, og ban ltoar 11af-
brnDt og itdpper @olmen UNDER. -
Mon mener, at man, iommen mes
Nnbenoelie al en- Del @11l, bill fun-
ne boloe S%pp11oinger poa sem Maa-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-22
Sp / 9anmarf, neb / Mmerifa,

9Sor en- Sci Star tilbage arbeloeoe
/ Sglqe u6reberifsborg Mmtstloen=
Sc" CT energiif ing Tjener paa
for1fielligc @oteller / Sil!erpo. Sen
,,>1qe Mono pil6e frem og naaeoe
Set. fSor nogle e(or tilhdge baooe
ban tient 1oo meget,. at ban f1noe
fjpbe ct itprre @otel pao Ell q De
ipoligc oonife Ger. S9ioa ber bor
2pffen meo born, .og ban blep bur
tiot en- eftcr oonlfe 6orbolo meget
pclbopenoe Mano. Sou, % &rlgen
tom, forpge6e ian fin Sornn1e peo
cit Mpffe beloige Spefulationer I
Nftier. Seen ierlig tilfreos. meo ben
oon1tc 8citatnin9 of &rigstorm1ter
nor bo,1 life, og en- ifipnne Sag
lplgtc BON 6erfor @ote!let og oro9
meo fin 6amilie og itore 6ormue
opcr MtlonterboDet, bbor ban til en-
8cqpn0elie np6 2ipet og bl. a. fjer=
te 5toternc igjennem pit. Mutomob1l.
Me11 1enge fun0c ban life p9re
1toirfiom, og inart bor ban inoe !
ltcre @ngoeementer paa Seem yort=
8erlcn. Dette ct 10 imiolertio 1elp
for fpnoige cit forlig Seq, og bet
en6te ga o9ioa golt; bele bons ltore
Torun1c, 1H Million ST., por 1lngt
/ 2pbet al fort SID. 9ette rp1teoe
lelpf9lgelig bans 9in6 lt9rft, og
bol1 moottc 4ooe fig inol9gge paa
CIT &1inif, boorfra ban belotgbis mi
or nb1freoen. SON og Somilie er
1lt poo Sci biem mos Donmorf
@n Erglt er set for 6en forbenb9=
ren6e Sotelejer % 6amilie, at ban
/ fine 8elmaetsbage bar fat en- eno=
og b%etpoelig &apital fait Sber=
formpn0eriet for Samilien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-22
REPRESENTATIVES, Sp6epelle.

Spfo9spar19ra1ems SpDRDel1e.
Sm SprogSporagrafens og Se1u=
itlorcns Spbppelle u6taler ~8erl.
Egb!1." at &reiiens %inorepolitilfe
0n6onnel1e 6ermeo bar toget fin
8egpn6elie fra SEN min6lt Digtige
SIDE. - 0isie l1n6togelieslopes
Opbnpelie er en- Sne6cfommelle
oberfor &igs6ogens Centrum, flyer
@lo0et, og bette Ell go0t; men ser
moa / en6nu bpjere @roo freezes en-
OpbGDelie al alle l1notagellcs.M et=
tigbcoer, 6erlom @nigbe6en ifol be-
pares. Sor 9onlfe og Eoloffer be-
tpoer Sphnbelien al Gprogporagraf=
fen oog noget fort. Sen II ct
'5friot / Sen rigtige &etning, og
set fan bel bnabes, at bette Sfriot
parsler ONT be6re Si6er for 6e life
tp1fe 6o1f in6enfor Set tp1fe &iges
@r9nier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-22
"a.
6iemlaie=Qob

Otter ct forelabigt Sfjen bar ser
mel6t fig 1000 Herloner fra Gym
6erjpllon6> ser / &enbol6 til Silent
1eie=2open ieger 6anif Sn6fe6sret
Set ct ollie Somiljefe6re, men ga
og 8ern ie1pfplgelig og1aa
bar &rap poo Sn6fp6sret, tan oct
bentes, at 2oben oil bringe io1t
8 $4,000 npe 6onlfe Statsborgere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-22

Seq bar fjenot mango Men-
1e'ter, men De er uoen Gbipl oen
Sasnbals, leg bar tr1ffet.
So, iporeoe BON fmilenoe,
boorfor DOG oet. De glemmer, min.
9erre, at leg er 5otograf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-22
- Danmark. -

I& .ENENHHE ~$%r # 4|EHHHBs =. f. =. ~ 80
Neltanrotio1ter, &afcer oip. ifal 1l1f-
.fe &l. IL, &oncertlofaler, 8arieteer,
Dan1eeltablisiementer og Biograf-
.tcatre @l. 10 og 8utiferne 81. 8.
S%opeoItaoen or 1aalebeS blepet en-
ltille @p forbol0spis tiolig paa Nt<
tenen, men finder fig Sfjeb11e11
mes goot Sumer. Set CT laa:eoes
blepet en- fat Sfif, at 8ipels Srfe=
tier bper Nfte1 ll>tter al meo "Bro
- Wro - 8rille - @loffen ringer
ellepe," bborefter 8olobornilte1 trG=
Scr frem % blGier @etretcn l11oer
flor sSS11bcl for @GI terne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-22
Z @ms1ere flpgtet fra tiff 6angeleir.

Z rus1iife &rigsfanger ct I en-
&oboo6 fon1met til &p6bp &abn.
Sc bar flpgtet fra concentrations
1eiren paa &ugen og naae6e ober
@obet n6en at mp6e ct eneIt tiff
8ebogtningsfortpj.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-22
Mbispapir til Snbpafnina.

Si6tI funbe en- 9nme lite bore
en- @affe ! MDispapir. Snopafninz
gen ffu1oe bore 0, 'ina fin, laa
ftnl gl ct set blebet an%6erI1eoes,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-22

funnel plgies en Sure ! Nar, %
BERTH fommer, at Der mango .Steoer
er Wfangel paa Wanoifab % 5e1te,'
og at 8eoriftens 2eber 1apres.
2Rnges man efter 8aar for at faa
.begpnot pad Soraarsarbeioe, iao
giGr man BET fife mi11bre for 8e=
iqtningens Sfplo. &elpningstioen
.er mt in6e, men Dbor mango &eer
Der enb felpe, laa fjenbes oct Dog
iffe ~ipn6erltgt paa Meierierne. ST.
tcroorsfplperne llaar al paa Mel=
fen fra Dag til Dag, og 6e &eer,
Der f0lDer nE fommer life. til at
gibe fulot l1obptte, bels for6i be
CT for oaar1igt / @l1lo> og oels foroi
Der finn gibes meget li0t eller 1let
lntet &raftfo6er. &oerne er mango
5teoer 1uppen op. &u11felroerne
CAB ct meget lille l1obptte> og aaal=
roer11c bnr man fribilligt eller tpnn=
gent iolgt. 8oa6e 96er og l1ngfpeg
fl1noe banr0t trenge til at fomme
tioligt poa @res. Men life en- grpn
5pire er Ser at 1e. Sc rp MafSi=
malpriier paa neutrality-suspicious.
ct MI blepen offe1tliggjorte. 2on6=
brl1gets Smfoltninger tiger til set
lbim!en6e, % Nriierne paa bets
Yroonfter i9ttes funltig ne6. gn
&arl forlanger og faar ralf beef for
.9ommercn fra 1900 til 1900 Mf.
Sre> @unitgeoning, 8in0egorn, 81
.je, Maifiner og Separation er iteget
til oct fem, ii, ia tpoe6obbelte og
1uo taller man en66o / 8perne om,
at 2anobruget bar en- flor og nbe=
rettiget 6ortieneite.4 DIN 8Dernes
8efolfning berefter bill faa billigere
Ma6, er tbipliomt; at Hroouftioncn
bil blibe min6re, Ell 1iffert.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-14

Spain contains more than nboaooo acre.
Of unproduotive land.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-14
Wall street Opinion.

The following analysis of the New York
market situation was received yesterday
by w, B. Hibbs & Co. from S. B. ChapIn
& Co. their New York correspondents:
The news over night of the threats
made by the leaders of the four brother
hoods OF railway employees to strike on
Saturday II they are not successful in
securing an agreement for a compromise
on the issues growing out OF the Adamson
eight-hour law. in the conference to be
held here on Thursday with the railroad
executives, proved a general surprise In
banking circles as well as throughout the
financial district
Its immediate effect was to cause gen
eral reselling OF stocks by most of the
trading element. especially those who had
been among the largest buyers the last
few days in the railroad list There was
also a good deal OF fresh speculative sell
ing Of the industrial stocks on this un-
favorable development. The movement
however was checked before the end OF
the first hour by the temperance Of good
support in the general list and also by
Washington advices as to the absence of
any alarm there about the threatened
strike order being put into effect.
ut Is looked upon rather generally as
an effort to force some kind OF a favor
able compromise agreement in advance
of the United States Supreme Courts de-
cision as to the unconstitutiOnality OF the
Adamson law, which the brotherhood Of
fcials now seem to be apprehensive may
be rendered. Monday is the only day the
court renders decisions. In the present
crisis the attitude taken in
forcing an issue of these questions with
the court decision now likely to be handed
down any Monday complicates the situa-
tiOD
The Washington herald., 1917-03-14
In the World of Finance and Trade
RUMOR OF MODIFIED
sub WAR BOOMS LIST
Buying of Stocks Quickened by Report
That Kaiser Will Make Concessions.

eny the International News seryIcc.D
New York, March I3-Scandinavian
reports that Germany plans to modify
'ne U-boat blockade evidently with the
purpose Of keeping the United States out
or the war made a profound impression
In Wall Street today. 1t changed senti-
ment and caused much buying Of stocks.
Another influence that rallied the
market was positive report that Presi-
oent Wilson is in no serious danger.
! Inc rumor had gained currency that he
was threatened with pneumonia.
some buying was also induced by
publication of the letter to President
wilson from leaders of the railway
unions promising unqualified support in
tne event of war.
The favorite stock today for investiga-
ton was American Sugar
collapse OF the Cuban rebellion to-
Gether with the promise of a modification
or the U-boat campaign should make ali
sugar stocks stronger, for the sugar is in
urgent demand everywhere in the world.
Tobacco stocks are receiving more at
tention because Of the remarkable in
crease in the consumption of smoking
tobacco. Cigarettes sold in January of
this year numbered 24l6.7 1000 which
compares with 1.567145.0Oo in January,
1916. This ratio of increase If kept up
will give the United States production
OF d,ooo0oo. 900 this year against 25. 200. .0o0-
90 last year
Western Union attracted favorable at
tention when its directors increased the
dividend to per cent at today's meet
ing. That company and American Tele
phone and the Mackay Companies are
doing about all the business they can
handle.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-14
Bell Revenues Increase.

The total operating revenues OF the
American Telephone & Telegraph Com
pany, commonly known as the Bell sys-
tenn. for the last calendar year were
S264, 900. an increase of $50. Isl. .OC0. or
nearly IS per cent, over the preceding
year. OF these revenues, depreciation and
maintenance consumed 1855 900, an in
crease of 1l.6 per cent over the pre-
ceding year; traffic expenses consumed
S15 794.rOc. an increase of IA per cent;
commercial expenses So. 500. 0oO an in
crease OF . per cent: general and mis-
cellaneous expenses sl1. .@O2 600. an increase
OF TT per cent: taxes assignable to op-
erations s4.91S,O0o. an increase of 14.7 per
cent
The total gross income was sI9,353 900.
en- increase OF 141 per cent over 1915.
OF this amount $22,114.OO0 was paid for
interest. rents and so froth, leaving $S5.
10000 for dividends and over so. 10000
to be added to surplus.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-14
Expect savings Increase.

An Increase in deposits of approximate
ly 100000 In the local savings inst4tu-
tions during the interim between the two
last calls OF the Comptroller of the Cur
rency is expected to be revealed when
statistics are handed in by all of the
banks. The total gain of the eleven
savings banks that had reported yester-
day amounted to $II5.OO0
Increases announced by some OF the
savings banks follow: Home Savings,
$lS",0O: North Capitol. S27 900; Anacos-
tia, S633 Seventh Street $1,000; Union
Savings. s1O2OoO Park $4,000: United
States. SlO5.00O: Potomac. $4,000; Washing
ton Mechanics. 5000: Northwestern, s.
coo: and Northea stern, $500
The Washington herald., 1917-03-14
Entire Years Output Sold in Four Days

In the Turkish Room Of the Waldorf-A,toria
Hotel, where the first public exhibition of Fulton
trucks was made during the New York automobile
show. the years building schedule absorbed in
days New York City took 500.
Dealer inquiry showed demand that would
take many times the possible output and plan. were
The Washington herald., 1917-03-14
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, March 13.-EGGS-Market weak and
lower Maryland. Pennsylvania. and nearby Hrsts
25; Eastern Shore, Maryland and Virginia, frsts
q; Western (Ohiol firsts, Is; West Virginia frsts
Is; Southern North Carolina) frsts 3 DUCK eggs.
choice nearby. 3
BJTTER-Separstm. extras lafs; nrsts. 9aio:
prints y n. Ea42; frsts. ia4o; do. extra 4la42;
ArSts. 8aso; dairy prints. Maryland. Pennsylvania
and Virginia, extras 2sa2s; frsts 2s2Ss store-pack
ed. frsts, 2aa6; rolls Maryland and Pennsylvania
BaG: do. West Virginia. 2SaE. . :
LIVE PoCLTRY-Pnoss per pound unless othss-
wIss stated: O6ickenA average run, snooth, yuupG
The Washington herald., 1917-03-14

public the remarkable truck designed-a full
capacity sell at the phenomenay low price of
$1,000 flat 1t has opened price field than $500
der competitor in size and quality and achieved
by selling the originally planned output of trucks
Immediately the sales models shown
The Washington herald., 1917-03-14

2a25; large young. By express. 2sa24; wintsr = ne
and under, san; rough and stasEy. na2; old nenA
CAB: old roosters and stsgs. l2als; ducks. young
MuscoVy and Mongrel. lsa2o; young White fenne
2I,aa. Indian Runners young lssIe; puddle. choice.
fat, 8s2l small. poor. l6ali; pigeons. pair, old
Is; young q; guinea fowl. each. young. IN ps
and up Z5aB; smaller, q; old, g.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITs-Potstoes.
white Western Maryland and Pennsylvania, bushel.
z5os2 60; do New York State. bushel 2eOs2'5; do.
Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia. No. !. bushel.
2ts2N do, No, = and eulls lsoa2 %; swssts. East
an shOre virginia yellowA -. <sosksI do. pastsrs
The Washington herald., 1917-03-14

shose MARYLAND and Delaware. bol. 6oo.sso DO. York
River. barrel. <sssoo: do. North Csrolins. barrel
L0sS!oo; do, Hsmpers basket l.fss2oo; ysmS
large, bright smooth. barrel. a0s&p; apples
Western Maryland and Pennginnia, packed per
bbl. 2oaSso; do, New York State. No. l, aoosS!OO:
do, No. q 2oosz0; beans. P1orids, per bsskss.
green Sooalp; do. wax. SooSS.so: beets. Florids.
rer cz.ts. 2os2.so; cabbage New York State, per
ton. Danish. ltoaIso; do Florids PER crate. 4ooa
soo do. Florida, basket, 27ss5ZJ; celery, Florida
per crate, Soa3.so; cucumber Florida, basket,
tyooab.m: sSpiants. Foida, ests &os3.1; psps-
truit Florida - 10 aas. psr bon. tBaSB; kals
The Washington herald., 1917-03-14
TRADING RESTRICTED
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
Thirty Shares Of Washington Gas at 76
Is Principal Sale.

Trading again was restricted at yes
terday's session of the Washington Stock
Exchange. Washington Gas sold to the
extent OF thirty shares at 76. Capital
Traction IS sold at 1O5 small Wash
ington Gas ) was trar sferred at I05 IL.
red at lOl l-2 and lOI 3-S.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-14
Riggs Band Dividend.

Directors of the Riggs National Bank
have declared the regular seml-annual
dividend of SS share on the capital
stock. payable April 10 to shareholders
of record March 81
The Washington herald., 1917-03-14
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Md. March l3-Wheat closed unset
tied and higher. No red. spot and March. l.E%
Arrl LG4.; No. red Western. spot. 2Olss.
Com closed quiet but frmer. spot and March,
LTI4.
Oats market steadier Standard white 744a74x
No. white, 74a74h
The Washington herald., 1917-03-14
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York March 3-Lttle interest displayed
in stocks on the curb market TODAY. One or two OF
the specialties showed signs Of life, but in
theae cases prices were reactinnary. The motor
stocks again were under pressure. MidVale Steel
was only barely steady. Oils the whole were
quiet and inclined TO react
Furnished by W. w. Easterday q
Co., Inc.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-14

Norfolk peT barrel. l.25alTs: do, native p~r
bushel box Saso; lettuce, natiy,, Per boI lBsl y
d. Florida PER basket l.sstU; ouions New Yort
and Western. yellow. lOoIb sack, Too.s.n; orsnses
Florids per box. 10 sine liSs2N; pepperS.
tons per basket, l.Sa2oo; spinach Norfoh Der bb
toDsS.oo; squash FlOridG per crate lm.aoo; stras-
berries Florida. UeT ct. rcfneeutor, xan; tonA-
toos. Florida, per osnier. faBc ripe. 3aals; Do.
choice, s2sa5oo
The Washington herald., 1917-03-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

httsourgh. Pa. March l3.-HoGs-Recepts. ZOO;
lower. HsaTiss l5.Dal525; heavy Workers. Hsoa
l50; light Workers. l4Zjal4.75; pigs. I25Oal5.O0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceiptS, 500; steady. Top
sheep. 100; top lambs 800.
OALVES-Rec-ipts. 100; steady. Top, 1880
Chicago. March 3.-HOGS-Receipts q 90; weak
8 under yesterdays average. Bulk, H65al4.s5;
light. Hlca475; mixed HSalis5: heavy. H3Oa
i 20; rough. H3oal4.4S; pigs. n3al36
CATTLE-Receipts. 500; steady. Native beef
cattle. s.7onl25o stockers and feeders 675a9. .6S
e,Ns and heifers, 5.7oalo.e6; calves. s.T5al35o.
SHEEP-Recepts. A,0o; weak. Wethers. l0ea
l2-75; lambs, L. 2aI4so
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-20

the value thereof, and shall he
equal and uniform upon all subjects -
taxation OF the same class.
No county, city, town, VILLAGE or
school district shall In any year make
tax leyies which. viii in the aggregate.
produce an amount more than five rer
cent, in excess Of the amount produced
by tax lcvics therein during the year
preceding, except as h%erclnaftcr pro-
vidcd.
In case the amount desired TO ne
produced hy tax lcylcs ~ more than
five per cent greater than tho amount
produced i'm the year preceding. such
fact shall Doc set forth IN ;he form OF q
special request and nlcd with the state
tax commission, I'm case the state
tax commission approves such pro-
posed increase 10 shall specifically 1u-
thori1o the same, DO Il disapproyc. 10
shall So state with ii- reasons there
FOR. and its decision shall Dc final
Al acts and parts nf acts in conthc'
with the provisions 1T this un. are
hereby repealed.
Sec. . That after the suuu I-aiIn
AMI approval hy tn, electors ui tnI.
state the provision hereof shall uk,
effect ON January A 1918.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-20

october & 1917. Sealed proposals plain
.ly marked on the outside Of the sealed
envelope. Proposals for one highway
bridge. Ute Mountain Indian Reserva-
ion aud addressed 80 the "COmmis-
Tioner 81 Indian Affairs. Washingtol.
u. c." will De received al the Indian
office until 2 o'clock D. IN. Of Novem-
her G. 1919 for furnishing materials
and labor for the construction OF one
highway bridge IN strict accordance
with tho plans. specifications aud In
struciious to bidders. which may hc
examined at the office OF the paper or
periodical In which this advertisement
appears. the United States indian
Warehouses at Chicago, Illinois, ~.
Louis. Missouri. san Francisco. cav
fornia, ana the Builders Exchange. ~
Paul, Minnesota. and at the office of
the superintendent Of the Ute Noun
tain Indian school. TowaOc. Colorado.
For further information apply TO the
superintendent OF the Ute Mountain
Indian school. Cato Sells commissioner.
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DEPARTMENT. or THE INTERIOR

L. : Land office at Santa Fe. New
Mexico. October I, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Fran
cisco Aragon. OF Cubero. New Mexico.
who, on April 10. 1910, made home
stead No. 0l3Sl9. for the southeast
quarter (SEhD section 4, township
l6W, range 9w. n. NJ =. meridian.
has filed notice Of intention TO make
five year proof. & establish claim to
the land above described. before
George r. Craig, L. $ Commissioners.
at Albuquerque, New Mexico, on the
t~wcnty-third day of November. 1871.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Santiago Alonzo, Of Cubero. New
Mexico;
Vicente Alonzo, Of cubcro, New
Mexico.
Juan Diego Arogon, OF Cubero.
Sew Mexico:
Theodore kowcmicowl, Of Cubcro,
New Mexico.
Francisco DelEado.
Register.
O.. g. ln-i J.. f.. lis.
Put boz u HELL WANTED ad. tha1
read the SITUATIONS wanted.
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PROPOSED II DIIINI DISTRICT
AMENDMENT.
AMENDED HOUSE, JOINT RISOIu.
TION No. ~.

Proposing the amendment nf ~sFttuIS
~ ana 23 of article VI of the "Ir-
Stltutiun of the state of New McNru.
cntltloi judicial department"
Re IL resolved tv the Legislature ~
the state 81 New Mexico.
That sections u and - 81 r%r.,clc
VI of the constitution Of the stat, OF
New Mexico be- amended SO that said
sections respectively email read ~ toll
lows.
Section -. From and after the frs:
day Of January, 1919. The stat shall
%c divided Into nino judicial districtg
land q Judge shall ho chosen Cor each
district By the qualified electors
thereof az the election for representa-
tiyes in & In the year 1915 and
each sixth year thereafter. TIL" Germs
OF office 81 the district Judges shall be
six years
sec %. From and after January
lat, 1919. the state shall be divided
into nine judicial districts, as follow:
First district-Thc counties Of Santa
Fc, Rio Arriha and san Juan.
Second distric;-The counties 20
Bcrnalillo. Mckinley and Sandoyal
Third dls,ric,-The counties %
Doua Ana. Otero, Lincoln and Tor
rance.
Fourth district-The counties % san
! Miguel. Mora and Guadalupe,
Fifth district The counties Il cha.
YES, Eddy and Lea.
sixth district-The counties of
Grant and Luna.
Seventh district The counties Of
| Sucurro. Valencia aud Sierra.
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The Markets
Wall street.

New York. Oct. 2O.-Spcculatlvo
Interests were active ON the bull side
of tuday's short stock market session.
War issues scored extreme gains II
two TO five points. chief among these
being baldwin locomotive and Texas
COMPANY. Leading stcels also rosc two
To almost four points and shippings
- Ia So. Atlantic Gulf and West
Indies featuring that division. Coppers
threw of their recent depression and
rails were substantially higher thOugh
relatively neglected Gas shares proved
the only backward features. display
ing further hc1viness. The closing was
strong. Sales -approNimatcd 40O. coo
shares. Liberty bonds were taken In
large lots AT Qg. "a.