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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-02

mortuary chapel in Hollywood Ceme-
terry this afternoon OF o'cloc';.
She is survived by the following
children: Mrs. Lewis McComas. OF
Washington: Mrs. John Watts Kcarny.
OF West Virginia; Peyton II. Harrison,
of Louisville. Ky. and Bernard J. HAIR
rison. OF New York City. She was tho
second wife OF the late Colonel Ilar-
rison. and among her step-childrcn are
Mrs. Walter Addison, of Lynchburg:
Waller Harrison. OF st. Louis: the late
Mrs. William NJ. Hill. OF Richmond, and
the late l.. II. Harrison. OF Amherst.
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Mrs. Alice BoIcn.

Mrs. Alice Boien, widow OF =. H..
Bolcn. died yesterday morning in her
nome. SoI York Street, Barton Heights.
Her body will be taken to Front Royal.
Va. for burial Friday. Mrs. Bolen Is
survived by six dauEhters--Misses Mel
lie, Frances and Laura Boleu. and Mrs
Arthur WarX. or New Jersey, and
Misses Dorothy and Marion Bolen. Of
Barton Heights. and two sons-Edrin
Eoien, of the United States coast de-
Tense guards, and John Bolen. of De-
troit Mich,
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Beverly n. Lockhnrt.

WINCHESTER, VA. August 1.-Bev-
erly n. l.ockhart, aged eighty-three,
former chairman OF Frederick County
Board OF Supervisors and IL leader in
Democratic politics. died early this
morning at Trone.
He is survived by four sons four
daughters. three brothers. thirty five
grandchildren and thirty-nine great
grandchildren.
His grandfather was General Josiah
Lockhart. Of the Revolutionary War,
who went with Washington in tho ex-
petition to prevent the coalition be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-02
Mrs. margaret hin Sale.

Mrs. Margaret Hill Sale died at
her home. 20l7 Floyd Avenue. yester-
day morning at IL o'clock. She is
survived by her daughter. Mrs. Felix
NJ. Jones. and five grandchildrcn--N.
y. Machen. Felix NJ, Jr.. Robert b..
Jean S. and Jennie Sale Jones. Funeral
services will be conducted by Rev. +.
Z. Warren from o0l7 Floyd Avenue
Friday morning at IL O'Clock. Burial
will be in Hollywood. Mrs. Sales four
srandsons will act as pallbearcrs.
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Mrs. Eritx Disxe

Funcra! services for Mrs. Fritz Disse.
twenty-scNen ~ years old. who died
Tuesday evening at. 6:15 O'Clock in
stuart Circle Hospital. will be conduct
ed in this city Mrs. DIsse was Miss
Grace Cox. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William +. Cox. She was the mother
of Marguerite Disse and the sister Of
Mrs. George Paul, Mrs. Michael Man
gum. Mrs. James A Davidson, Mrs.
George Diacont and Mrs. William Nor
mcnt.
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Mis-. uerthn schmidt.

Funeral services for Miss Bertha Z.
Schmidt, daughter of +. julius Schmidt.
of 1900 West Cary Street, were con-
Quoted yesterday afternoon at $40
o'clock IN First English Evangelical
Lutheran Church. Miss Schmidts moth
or, Mrs. Bertha Schmidt died recently.
Besides her father, Miss Schmidt is
survived by two sisters, Misses Lena
and Helen ]. Schmidt. and two broth
ers, Alfred J. and Charles z. Schmidt.
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George II. Perrine.

Funeral services for George T. Per-
rine. who died in his hcme. LOG South
Pine Street, were conducted yesterday
afternoon at o'clock in ST. Andrews
Episcopal Church, South Laurel Street,
by Rev. j. Francis Ribble. rector Mr..
Pcrrine Is survived by two daughters.
Miss Cora V. Perrine and Mrs. y. j..
Hancock. and three grandchildren
Misses Bernice. Bessie and Hazel Ham
cock
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willard W8EeffcId.

Funeral services for Willard Wake
held, about seventy years old, who died
Tuesday afternoon in Memorial Hos
pital. will be conducted this afternoon
at o'clock In Nenablc Street BAPTIST
church. The burial will be in Oak
wood. His body has been taken to the
home of his niece, Mrs. John +. Davis
Sl2 North Thirty-trst Street. Mr..
Wakefield was the brother of Misses
Mary and Bette Wakefield.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-02
wISCoNSIN LoAFERs
DOOMED TO WORK

MADISON. WIS. August 1.-The
"loafer" is to he driven from Wis
consin. The State Council of Defense
has decreed that every able bodied
male over the age Of sixteen years
must do his bit. Rich man, poor man
alike. every sheriff, deputy sheriff.
town constable and village marshal in
the State have received instructions
to carry out the order
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-02
Mrs. Sarah Williams.

PETERSBURG. VA. August Mrs.
Sarah Williams widow OF Emmett Will
liams, died yesterday at the home OF
her brother-in-law. r. F. Shelton, in
Hinton Street. following on illness Of
several months. Besides her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Pulley. she is
survived by four children.
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Mrs. Minnie NJ. ToIer.

Mrs. Minnie NJ. Toler, mother Of w. A
roller, Bertillon expert of the Richmond
Police Department, died at her resi-
dence. 1907 Second Avenue, Highland
Park. at $50 o'clock last night She
was the widow OF w. a. Toler. of this
city, who died many years ago. and
besides her son, is survived by two
daughters. Mrs. Matte Briddy, of this
city, and Mrs. Bruce Clarke of Vic
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DIR. w. A. Jonna

WINCHESTER, VA, August DIR.
w. a. Jones, aged seventy-six. a widely
known dentist. is dead at waynesboro.
Va, from injuries sustained when
struck by an automobile on South River
Bridge. at Waynesboro. last Saturday.
\ coroncr's jury last evening held the
accident to be unavoidable He leaves
a widow and two daughters.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Emil T.. Gibbs.

Funeral services for Emil Il. Gibbs,
twenty-five years old. OF Richmond,
who lost his life while in bathing at
ocean View sunday afternoon and
whose body was washed ashore Tues
day, were conducted yesterday morn
'ho AT II o'clock at the grave in Oak
wood, Rev w Th6rburn CLARK. pastor
of Fulton Baptist Church, and Rev. Mr,
HARNESS. Of Denny Street Methods;
Church, officiating.
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Mrs. Mary r. Best.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
PETERSBURG. VA. August Mrs
Mary Frances Best. widow Of w. D.
Best. died early to-day at her home
I'm South Sycamore Street. She was
In her seventy fifth year, and is sur
vivcd by two sons and a daughter-R.
H.. Edwin and Miss Mary d. Best. all
OF this city.
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Mrs. Mary L. nrooka.

Especial to The Times-D ispatchl
LfNCHBUFG. VA. August Mira
Mary L. Brooks. twen:y-eight years
OF age, wife OF George w. Brooks, died
on Tuesday at her home in Campbell
County. She is survived by her hus-
band. three children, her mother, Mrs.
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Miss Josie Mabel Payne.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
CLIFTON FORGE. VA, Auguat l.
Miss Josie Mabel Payne died early to-
day at Lake Saranac, to which place
she went five weeks ago for her health.
She was the daughter of j. r. Payne
and the sister Of J. r. Payne. Sr., as
sistanI cashier OF the First National
Bank OF Clifton Forge. She also leaves
three sisters. For more than ten years
she had been teacher In the local
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Ohio River.
Mrs. Iienry Ifine,.

LYNCHBURG. VA. August Mrs.
Henry c. Hines. thirty-fivc years OF
age. died on Tuesday at her home In
Fairview Heights. having been Ill two
weeks OF typhoid fever. Her husband
and four children survive
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DEATHS

HALL.-Died. a the Ilcirc.t for Ibn sI,i
MaaSsWt At 10 i. NJ. MRS. WIIi,If:
iii I1aLI. pe!oEed wife of Char!c. Jorrian
hsn. Sanghtcr Of Mrs. Lucy 81 Ls,ph;nm
H Hnd lne iate John Leighton. She IsaVc,
ossiucs heI husband, daughter Nh
S 1aEe; one S9n iIcnr, Leo; Three sisters.
and No. ". Ee%i!an. MTs. w. u. Tsrrish
Funeral notice later
ICLEE.-Dicd Al her residence l407 Second
avenue, Highland Park ~ C.in ,.St'.-.,.
august J.; MRS MINNIE NJ T0LER. srs
Funeral notice later
DCNFORD.-D;cd al The rcsideDc. 49,
SOD. sranH Is Dunford, il0i Decatur stree,
Al ~ r. Al. AuEust j. 1917. MRS. Lucy V
pUSFCRD. She Is survived tv foHy rtii IL
9reIt Ars. George q. Carr. Mrs r u
ford. "'' d. Dun
Funeral notice later
HARRISON Died. August al shot nm
n. j., MRS. LILLY JOHNSTON ~ nIfs
s seI Widow Of Colonel Julien Harrison. OF
Funeral al Mor,uary chap., ,,o,,..
Cemetery. p. II. TO-DAY '0''s""oo
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,tr.. Rober. Il. Houchens.

Mrs. Jennie Houchens. wife OF Rob
ert I. Houchcns. OF 1907 NJ street. died
Tuesday afternoon at 1870 o'clock in
the Retreat for the Sick. Her funeral
will take Place from her home this
afternoon at 1 o'clock. Mrs. HouchenS
was the only daughter of II. J. Harris
and Mrs. Mary Anne Harris. OF Ports
mouth, Chic.
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, August
Miss Ina Mawyer. aged t!enty-one
of North Garden. this county. died last
night at local hospital. after a brief
illness. The body was sent to-day
to her late home, where tho funeral
and intermcnt will take place.
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Mary Brooks. and three brothers and
five sisters.
John ID. IIuds0n.

Especial to The es-Dispatch.l
LYNCHBURG. VA. August John
d. Hudson. thirty-nve years of age.
died at his home here on Tuesday,
Otter long illness. He was In tho
transfer business. and is survived by
his mother. three sisters and three
brothers.
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high school ana was a member of the
faculty ut the time OF her death. She
WAS thtrty-nire years ola. She was
an active member OF tho Baptist
Church. and until recently the leader
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To the Richmond Virginian:

by the
avmg
tempran
tits DC
front to
prohibit and
Mr.
eed to- he dt
unfair together friendly
to sof
ko Mr.
viii
raned handw
h first page
Va,Jmy &c
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Of tho choir. Her remains will DO
brought hero for interment, which
probably Will be on Friday. Her broth
err and ono sistcr were with her at
the time OF death.
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Mrs Lilly Johnston u,rr,,o,

Mrs. Lily Johnston Harrison. widow
Oh Colonel Julien Harrison. of Elk
nm. va. died yesterday at Short Hills.
n. ]. '''
The funeral will take pIacc ,ror, a.,
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Vgmia
bihed
place mnrprs
dmVew
make my
Va Juv Se17
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-19

Kew York. Feb. la-ElcCtrolyti
copper showed considerable i!rmnrss
today. The spot and uea.hy market
was nominal in tho absence oil u4i'r-
lups while supplies available g.. the
second quarter were also said tu 20
prctty wcl cleaned up with qu%ot'ton7
moro or less nominal a' f5dH o5."i.
Leading arcneic- reported a ucttc. de-
mund for third '%iurtcr az t3l 30
Iron stead. No northern S82H Sa;
S3l.Joa tS9 1884 1884 l23i i4a tltill
40. % S3I.jUnt 32.jV. No.. J southern.
S30.50W ~ -n. Mctai Exchange Quotes
tan steady spot tisHso. AZ London.
SPOT copper, Gao, fu,uros lll6. clcc.
trol, tie, sac spot tin ii'1 l'f. iu-
lures rlgj. -s.
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Chicago rc1. 80 irrespective aud
Iu8 81 thc ticup uf ncHtrIl shipping
.htI 70 bull.-h influence det ON
hca.. Den th3 connection, spcci1l
motto, WAS tlhcn of reports that TIC
putch Governments would open lIds
tor one hundred thousand barrels OF
hour on "wednesday. Promises OF
improved railway conditions tended
also Geo lft the market. opening
prices. which ranged from The same
az Saturdays finish 20 lhc higher
with May az tI1ii, 90 S11tS. ana
July az Si.49A 10 $3.50, were follow
ed by material gains an around.
BulIish crop advises ftom winner
wheat states counted further dga..a
tn, bears and 80 too, did figure, anoV %
ing decreases In domestic sto,N. iht
lose was strong, hc to 21c not nigh
err with May a. Si.151 10 Nl,te am
July NJ S1.joh 20 SlaV
corn rose with wheat. Selling q
" only "a scattered sort After opcn-
ing sc TO sc higher. the market
continued TO ascend
Announcement Of liberal export
sales gave strength tu oats Besides,
tho market wan affected by the up
ward courst Of other cereals.
The fact hat r"ceiptr tDnuuutd g.
be light was a bar To- any d2Cid1d re-
action. TIE closc was firm at an "a
vance uf sc to &c net
Provisions developed hrmnoss ON
/ ing to the ligh,ncss OF lard stocks.
Lower quotations on hogs. howeNer.
! caused some wovering at the start.
Close.
Whcat-Nay. S1.1SA; Juiy, $l.5o',
Corn May, Slot7. Juiy. - 90 "a
Oats-May, 5iAc; July. 80 &c.
Pork May. t3Ol1; july. $-f.to.
Lard-Mdy. Sl7.oo; July SltoI
Ribs-Aiuy, $500, July, SlG.Ui.
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org. one emotional. the other comic.
They have repeatedly nlled the larg.
.cst -1uditoriums lu the United states.
rhcy drew 20. 600 people al Atlantic
CITY a., a.. and i5.9Q0 at san Dieel.
California.
Han whose right name is O'Ncul,
Che was adopted 10y a man named
HAND. takes The part Of his "
father Tom O'Nell. "a saloon keeper.
ana goes after the church hypocrlte.
such men as W. j. Bryan. Richnrd
Hobyon, Harold Bell Wright, Jack
London Nelson Miles and thousands
Of others. say that his debate is the
weapon that is doing more than amy
ether thing 90 m&e the nation dry.
The Grhlna citizen writes.
Bryan be- eloquent: Roosevelt II.
blustcry. Taft IL utainy. Wilson g..
log.cn, Franklin was wise; Jcmer-
son diplomatic. Lincoln humorous ami
pathetic. Add 60 this tho enthusiasm
Of Billy sunday and son have Hn,I
and Summers
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Forest Service to
Organize a Volley
Ball Team Tonight

Following the ,olicy bail games
which were played saturday night At
the Y. NJ. g \ between the business
mons team and that of the young
men the United states forest service
issued a chulIenEe 10 h winners. The
mel were tho winners. They
were 40 puncd over their victory thai;
they refused to listen To- the forestry
players until the latter established a
reputation,
The torcstcrs Gre cndcuNcring 20
schedule q game With the business
m,u Tor next saturday. They VIII
turn on for their nrtt practice to-
might.
Tho rcsults OF .h, tolicy BAN H,mcs
hotwccu the business men and tbs
young men were
First GAME WONG mon. "a bus
mess men. 10. second game--No Guns
men "a; business men, -. Thru
game-Young men Il; business men,
rs.
Young mems team McCprtcr Bur
ton Nan Olesou, Peterson G. Blickcu-
d,rfer and phillips
Business mcu-Juhn Moore \, Il
Nj Mulleu. G.. r. French y. W ben
ming. e. r.. Hunter ana l.. McChesue'
I'm the preliminary basket bail gam,
tho Intermediate .namped the work
ing boys a. To q. THE line no follows.
o.
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Advertised Letters

ladies Let.
Matinitl g. Apudaca, Mra 3 F.
aBNruc. (e). Mrs. Z A.. Baruvis, Mrs.
win Buchanan. Miss Marie Buqucttc.
Mrs. Dixie Cornley. Mrs. Reina tor
doya. Mru e.. l.. Dunlap. Mrs. Joseph
VI Davis. Miss Mela Garcia, Miss Leila
GalloEos, Miss Fannie Han. Mrs. r. T..
Halverton. Miss Annie Hilton. Miss
Catherine Zane, Miss Katherine Leon
ard. Mlrgerits Lopez. Maria Moline,
Mrs. Dena Martin. Mrs. G. Mack. Mrs
g. L. Miller, Miss Zulah Miller, C?),
\ : de Perea, Miss Ena Plcasnnrc,
Miss Maria Jane. Mrs. J. r.. Reel.
Mrs Vera ~Scritchflcld Mary Francis
Smith, Miss blanche SwiGrr. l;uchpl
VALDEZ Mrs Margaret Widvic.
Mems List.
S. G. Armijo, Slpriano Erlunez. r D.
Brown, Or. VIM Roldon. t3Is redrr
G.. Chavez, Santlagn hHr"r JAIME
clifton, Jesus Candelnria. tin,. '.
~. francisco C~nscouadp. Mrs. -. Ia
Is. J. II. Duncan f.. II Durham
Puttie East. Jcsuito Gonzales jesus
Gazo. Cdsimino G~ustamaudc, Juai
Godincz ca. Apolino Gonzales. W
Griffith, ! II. Gee. Jesus Godincs O.
Frank Hartman. John iIummel. Mel.
vim G. Hall, Chas. T.. Heath, Howar,
IIulick, l.. v irwin, u. y Jordan
Maucrlio T. LcyUi. Frank Tovata
Marcos Lccs. 7. Morrissey. Catalin,
Mcstas, Frank Martinez. II. II Moore
lose Mnrcna, j. G.. Mayo. Catarin'
Marin, G.. T. Newcomber. j. II. Nick
les, 4. omuri, Hood Paschtl, Bernard
io plascncio. Juan poronceili, John
Parker. y. %I,oiuing. Luis %Ituhalcars
Fredo II Roger, Rosalin Hiodrircs l..
" linuslor. j. W Sullivan ltamui
sanchez. Thomas Saudoyll, 4 "
Stchlc. Fred T.. sanchez, Dclmar Srott
Pablo Sancido, Thomas Stevcns Juai
Sabolo, John $ Schmit2. Cnas Turner
iJpCinto Nign, Romus Nallo, AudId
Vigil. Gipson Woodward.
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NOTICE ron prBiLCh AXIOM.
DcnnIImcnI OF the InierlOr.

Z. s. Land once az Santa Fc. New
Mexico, Jan. %, iHi1.
Notice II hereby given that pnnact-
uuo limo. OF Tijcrns, New Mexico.
who uu July n. 1911 and January 80.
1878, made homestead entries. Nos.
COSTA, 0l1Sil. Tor Eh SEA NEh,
Eta SWii SEia NER section II, SA
%Wh NWh S,NA NWh, 40 -tivh H.,
township 10 y, range 9 T., \. NJ. 4.
meridian. has filed notice of intention
to make three year proof To cstaSllsi.
claim TO tho land above described be-
fore George Il Craig, United states
commissioner. at Albuquerque, Sew
Mexico, ON the 18Th day " March
1917.
Claimant names as Witnesses: Juan
Somorn. Juan Martin 5 perea, Melton
Jiuzo, Candida Martin. an OF TiicTas
New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Registe..
=. P.-l.2i. T.. Phi
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The Evening Herald, AIbuquerque, n. M, MONDAY. February 70, 1917.
The Markets



New York, Feb. i~a.-Stock maj; i:ct
trading brondcned and initial gains
were supplemented IN the increased
activity OF the first half hour, dealings
embracing man of the obscure spo-
c~ialtics. Rails also caught up wal
the general movement, especial'y COAL
ors. chiagu and Alton. Missouri Pacific
and Southern Railway preferred RG
AIMING for profits cxctted the Gus.
lonary deterrent effect. reaction rang
ING from ! to , points Ia equipments
aud sh~ipEines. with g concurrent d.
minution of business. Advices ron
Industrial centcrs reporting slowing
Gown OF operations because OF ocal
and car shortages also induced some
selling. Bonds were irregular.
Crucible steel and Texas company
.ns well as sugars, at cxtrcmt gains or
to- . points, were the conspicuous
features OF the final hour. The closing
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NOTICE ron IHfiCATiON.
Department vi the interior.

a. $ land office az santa Fe Scw
Mexico. january s3, fHlf.
Notice is hereby gIfCn that Elias
Garcia. OF Jomes. Sew McSico. who.
On November %. 1874, mudc homestead
entry 80. ol5gio, for SO SEN and ri
SW q section ~, township So y RANGE
! east. =. NJ T.. meridian hHa flct
nticc of intention - make five ye*i
proof 20 establish claim 70 the LAND
above described. before Linus l.
Shields. T.. : commissioner. az Jeme'
Springs. New Mckee. on March 20
1917.
Claimant names as witnesses, Brau.
Ito Garcia. Abran Truilllo. Delft,
Garcia. Feles Garcia, all OF Jemes
New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGApo.
Register.
u. P-l.e5i L. P.~-s-l,
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.

u, $ Land office at Santa Fo. New
Mexico, January %, 1917.
Notice Is hereby given that Juan
Martin y Pcrca OF Tijcras, New Mexico
who. on September rs. tslt. made
homestead entry, No. 0i55t2, feI
.NEh 81 q section IL. township 10 n.
range . T.. n. NJ 4. meridian. has filed
rotice az intention 20 make three year
proof, to establish claim To the land
above described. before George Y,
Craig United states commissioner. at
Albuquerque, New Mexico. on the 10th
day Of March, 1917.
Claimant names as Witnesses Juan
.SamoTa, DOnacianc Jinzo, Melton jim
20, Daicl Jinzo, all OF Tijeras, New
Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADo.
Register
n - TmFs I. Dn
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Market Quotations
Furnished by Curtiss,
Manning & Co.
Commission Brokers, ITO South
Second ST., Albuquerque, n. NJ.
Cnrb stock Close.

Zig Ledge. iNm5s, Verde Com
Dination, p, "a. 4. v. Extension. SSh
~ 39h santa Rita. 5-l6et 9-lG; >upet-
Tor Boston. Ga q ~, Ray Hercules,
4m = New Comclia. la l7ls; Miami
Consolidated, erase. Magma Chief
y n q; jerome Verde, lis i-iGi
Howe sound, SO a "a Green Monster.
~ n 9-iG; Consolidated Arizona, . .
l-l6, California Ariaoha. 81 10 81 =
Calumet and jerome, ! ll-lJ q ;
Ema. ~ "a Zig Jim -. q u H.c-
Ia, ~ x.
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r.. P.-I-25; l.. P.-s-i.

Ray Fowler the COOK arrested here
on q charge Of stealing clothes be-
longing GO Or Williams Of Kelly So
zorro, has been turned over 20 the
soeorro authorities. His wife and lit
tlc daughter are being cared for by
.thc Civic Bctterment league.
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Chil1p1. Fcb, Hutt,r-HIeadY
Creamery. SEA f2c.
Fggs-Lowcr. Receipts, 2.i'7 cases.
Flrsts, co. p n Ac. ordinary first7. ~ :"
ag1sc. at mark. cases iucluocd. ioH
iOisC.
pntptucs- Lower. Receipts % ear
Wisconsin and Michigan white, s-.5o@
-55. Idaho. Colorado, oregon ana
WASHINGTON white, S2.iOT 2.65,
pouitry-tHNc, steady. Fowls 2oi-c;
tpriusrT~. 10i4c.
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Denver IAvcstock.

Denver. Feb. observation-disclosures.
1000, market for cows strnns steers
&c to Csc lower Beef steers, 81 9Om
1923: cows ana heifers $4,000 $50
stockers and feeders : .oOWA 'ui
calves. 5000 1915.
Hogs - Wcccipts, 1900. market
weak to Zoe lower. Top, tl2 30; bulk
Sil.7Um l2l0,
sheep Receipts, 10000; ewes
strong; lambs, 2ac lower, LAMBS
.slRgSmlaN5. ewes sl0.75d 4l25.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the interior.

L. s. Land OffiCe "A Santa Re Ne~
aieN'"' january 20. 1917
Nut'.- 1crelr ritvu th1t sunni t
AURORA .i l.1 uqutfuto. Sow N-t r..
Who eu hHlu. D l@il uuae N4ue
stead entry, 40 JIO5s- anu Vittts,
tor w. NV q SEN, VIZ SWh SW "a
MEN So NEh SWL soc. ~ towns
ship 10 \, range 5 r.. y. T.. meridian,
has filed mott OF intention to mako
three year proof. to establish claim to
the land above described, before Geo.
II. Craig, United States commissioner at
Albuquerque, New Mexico. ON the 18th
day Of March, 1917.
Claimant as witnesses Dom
Jinao. Juan Martin y Per.a,
Simo Samora, Candida Martin. all oi
.rijeras. New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register.
=. P.-i-25; L. P.-3-i.
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N,,u York None,

Now York. Feb. H. Mercantile pa"
rer. la4L per cent, sterling, go day
bnls. i.7g per cent commercial 30 d"y
hills, un banks i.7e per Ccn', cumm'r-
cal 90 day bills, AHA per cent; de
! mand. 4.7bN per cent cables A75 ~
Per cent.
Inr silver, 7SAc
Mexican dollars. 90 sc,
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POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR SALE-B 4. Rocks. S. &. Reds
eggs Tor Matching; setting hens.
cockrclls aud laying hens: from biuc
ribbon stock. Rcd Poultry Yards.
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Government bonds stead

Government bonds, stead.
Railroad bonds. irregular
Time loans, firm. SiAty aB0 90 duttt
81, az { per cent . months. inIH per
cent.
Cili money, steady. high, 81. per
cent; low, 90 per cent. ruling rates,
pa per cent. last loan rs pa cent
closing bio. -1 per ecnt offered az
per cent
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FOR &NLE--Itunnor ducks, good lay
ers, also fine stock chickens, Call