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New Mexico state record., 1920-12-03

thence North one degree twentysix min
utes West IA chains distant to a sand
stone marked II. D. c. NC 81" thence
North eight degrees twenty seven minutes
Eas. $50 chains distant from an arroyo
an same sourse ll.S2 chains distant to
sandstone Marked II. p. {. NC &"
Nrfh nineteen degrees thirty-one
minutes East 6.l0 chains distant to a sand
stone marked III. b. c. NC s. thence north
four degrees fifty eight minutes East 81
chains distant to sandstone marked
"H. B. c. NC g." thence North seventies
degrees twenty-three minutes West IN
chains distant to a limstone marked H. B.
x; VII nc the Ramona 1ndias
west; thence West along the North boun
Diary of said land 10 chains distant to
sandstone marked "H. b. C. I'M" ana
thence on the same course 43.60 chains to
the Northwest corner and place of beginn
ing. in Sections Is, IS. and So, Township
North, Range 9 East, and within the ex-
terror bounda ries OF the Santa Fe Gram
NJ 70 the survey Of
the land in question made by John L.
Zinme rman, the field notes II which sur
vev are on file in the office of the said
Santa Fe Realty company, plaintiff
You are further notified thar the said
action IS for the purpose of 5l'shins
plaintiifs estate in the fore -1rg dcscfih-
promises -Gainst any cls n which YOU
OF any OF you may have adverse 10 tie
pi.u.if herein iu sail pr misses and red
estate and that the plaintiff in said action
W tft end. af vr.r shall b. forevr
barred and sstorpcd from having any claim
.t tsHe o. iu|er ST in and T. the said
real estate adverse to said plaintiff and
ha said plaintiffs title may be forever
quiet,d and set AT rest.
The name Of the plaintiffs "ttorne,
is rim G Collins, Room L, Catros
Building, Santa Fe, New Mexico, Unless
you enter your appearance or cause thu
same to be entered on or before January
3rd, 1921 Judgments will be rendered
agaiust YOU BY default and the decree
prayed ior in said complaint Will be grant
ALFREDO LUCERO, Cleri
(SEAL) A. NJ. BERGERE,
Deputy Cle'k
Dated this 10Th day OF November, 1890.
First publication, November 70, 1870
Last Publication. December TO- 1920
New Mexico state record., 1920-12-03

w. c. II. B. c. NC g." from which The
land in question from the true point bears
North twenty-nine degrees West, iorty
degrees forty minutes East 2l2 chains dis
tant TO sandstone marked Nv. {. H. Is.
{. NC j." thence North sixty degrees
forty four minutes East les chains distant
to sandstone marked "w. c. II. y. {.
stone marked "W. c. H. B. C. NC s."
thence North forty nine degrees twenty
eight minutes East 2.9l chains distant to q
sandstone marked "w. c; II. B. c. NC O."
sandstone marked "W. c. II. B. c. NC u"
thence North sixty-one degrees thirty min.
utes East 66t chains to a Limestone marked
wv c. II. d. c. NC a. thence North
thirty nine degrees eighteen minutes East
two chains distant to a small arroyo com
ing in from the Northeast and on the
same course 2.l6 chains distant to sand.
stone marked wv c. II. B. c. NC g."
ID nee south sevcnty-nine degrees ten
nutes East 4z5 chains distant to ? sand-
stone marked "W. c. II. B. c. NC TO-;
n .rce north iiity-f1ur degrees thirty
T. ..,y ,'a.2, y rls'rnt y r 70 &c ,a1', = :,
ree E.r.h r.yorty-twa degrees forty
five minutes East l069 oaaips distant IN
I.-s.szHua lhe North boundary Of the
laeaar D.Naraas Grant q, p3ins south
ty-sc.en degrees eight minutes W 81
O. ms listan, from th- Northeast crr-
~ n tha said Gran; a sandstone marked
Up I II ,. c. NC T." AMI S V" On .aat
fac": thence north twenty seven degrees
eight minutes east along the west boun-
dairy nj the s bastian DeVargas grant Q
chains distant to the Northeast corner OF
the said Grant, where there is set lime
stone marked III. B. c. Sc COR. whence
th4 Southwest corner of the New Mexico
Peritentiary wall bears North fiity.eight
egrees two minutes west; thence north
thirteen degrees fiity-three minutes West
along the West side OF the old middle road
+, Pcas 'oS chains distant 10 limestone
marked III, r. C. NC l." thence North
chains distant 10 arroyo de los Pinos, and
on the same course l27 chains distant TO
a sandstone marked "H. B. C.. NC q"
New Mexico state record., 1920-12-03

l,f.i for moment. Ihs
ui a.s Ie ue.l aa
... ic a.e7 .,-.- -as-a :.
lal ao. e--s .aa. tie pro
HE
rI. o. Rep H.eas than vi p a.5-
a.ts. and uat Republican leaders
..I assurances DE b. Correct
lt' 'hat is nor what be aid Pro-
'tnu uf peace has always fa-el
better in he hands OF R1pub' cans
Ian o{ Democrats When a Rc-
publican administration conducted
{ { -. War u served the Caus c
OF peace, for dismembermcHt Of the
'.t We. II have resulted even
tGally in more war and bloodshed j
than came from the conf CT between
h two sections Of the country. Our
war against Spain was in the inter
- easc. aud is has saved more
bloodshed IN Cuba and the Philip
rlrc, thru would have resulted from
.. t'o a. Span n rule. II tn 2
.''e1 States had gone into the
league and bound i'sof by the prc-
ions o' Article Y. that act would
rcsn 'ea in more war and
r '-' 4 than W Il follow our stay
INC ont Of the league.
T.r" /. ONLY one respect u which
N.c.r i.-5ga lave pi,en a.
go. u.r 81 ~ the a11e sill be ",afe'
.'~ = c0'r~ of the Republican
uar'v-ihcy have given assurance
~ "h.'' f'e.e W7s really no ne d
.'.t HI. pn,-l,f---,4c Ill t,t-.
New Mexico state record., 1920-12-03

An eNchangc says any man can
be great if he can only get crazy
enough on one subject" We pre-
,rme Of course, tn country editor
IS talking about Magee Of the Jour
nal who is the craziest object, on
the subject OF his own Importance,
that New Mexico has been afflicted
with generation.
The democrats have accepted
their defeat in that phlosoph cal
frame OF mind which comes of the
reflection that eight years in office
Vas all velvet anyhow Washington
Posi-
New Mexico state record., 1920-12-03
NO NOR F


OF mice, after you use RAT-sNAP
IL. a sur. rodent killer Try .
Pks. ard prove IL. Rats killed with
RAT-SNAP leave no smsH Cats or
dog. went touch IL Guaranteed.
&c sire q CAKE, enough for Pan
ir~ Kitchen or CeIlar.
Sc sire q eakes) for Chicken
House, eoops or small buildings
81 Is sire Is esk.s) enough for al
fs-- and out-bu;idi-ss. storage
buil5inss, or factory buildings.
Seld and Cuarsnteed by
Beseham.Mignardot Hdv- Co.
Collins Drug q Ststy. Co. and
Kssss Crssssy C.
New Mexico state record., 1920-12-03

At rare ule.EaIa hl'oerto un-
known author flashes INTO the literary
Ornament like a comet. Some dis
appear as quickly while others be,
come fixed luminaries. About once
every decade a writer makes an in
stantaneous success with his first
book. Edison Marshall, young
Oregon newspapeiman, is case in
point. His story, "The Voice of the
Pack" was sold out almost as soon
as it was off the press and a second
printing ran into many thousands OF
copies--iiterally "best seller" 1t
is a fascinating narrative of ro
nance, adventure and nature lort
in the mountains ard forests of the
Northwest and has 6 substantial
quality which bespeaks permanent
characteristics in its creator, with
ather delightful tales likely to follow
Readers IF this publication soon will
ave it as serial. Make it your bust
ess TO get the opening installment.
New Mexico state record., 1920-12-03
Total

be esids n II
be eacpted fifteen which
the first
u 81
Of the
Of
b shall h purchase by
incident osuch deposit ell be forfeited
state Of Sex
shove described l.nis
Of the abovena nanedc
IL months capable drilling depa
Of
an
Of which nay be nd on
The rresve. the nigh
bssd
1rd day OF September po
n
u
Pr. e.ss.,e. 3sssss !
New Mexico state record., 1920-12-03
Juo TUrkins.

"dHiffrs ti-it sre nHiv
fs...s.r. ....+
New Mexico state record., 1920-12-03
NEW MEXICO STATE LAND SALES

-
o
0 a #
Of
"a III d
n for he
o
New Mexico state record., 1920-12-03
ROAD IMPROVEMENTS
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
bids DECEMBER q, l920.

dds DENLM bEN 4, Iy-U'
Scaled proposals will be received
a, the office of the State Highway
Commission, Capitol Blu lding, Santa
r New MeXico, on December q,
1870. at the hours as stated below
iot the construction OF four Federal
I'D Road projects as follows:
1000 A. M.
Federal Aid Project No, p, Qua
Ga'upe County. Length OF Project
1880 Miles. Located near Santa
Rosa, y NJ.
New Mexico state record., 1920-12-03
80 Gu. Yds. RID Rap

Don A-NlfNlA DplllhdJ
l0S.00 Gu. Yis. Class "B" Concrete
(Headwalls)
/ 1870 Gu, Nds. Class "B" Concrete
(Spllway Box Culv)
10 So. F.. ETpanded Metal Re
in'orc'nP
3fS Lbs Reinforcing Bars tBoN
CulverD
los Lin. H. Pine Ra ling
465z On f3s One Course Cement
'0"c-e Pavement
81 n. ( toa9e on lo'nt
Gro i.H '"@ be moved
f~ G.. t. -" rarr-c..
tC--.f
r,---.,4
r.-......
'#55fs = Bars 'Oaps|
- --e ctce,
-, zo2 N p NJ Evootan crocr-
itf'yvI ~ '' NJ ~ oo4~ii ""PN'
/ strct
e.rn p NJ
-, A., D.. NJ A To-
rance County. Length OF Project
@oQf N-r IO.afe5 between w l.
I-rd mr. M,,tf, .7inai-
<AP foIlnia'f So' "I-''e'
= - -. ds lass ! excavation
I 2n07 Gu. Nds. Class ! Borrow
7-a- c.o vi. 0-erhaul
,oo,- ,,., C...;4
/ 4tNM NJ mes NiuWi anu > -"P'i,E
N IN n. ~ bialn. loJa' u
NJ Cr'~ert
fOO u Il u" Diam 16Ga. C.
I o" C,I,,r. i''i'''
u, 80 -
5l2 Lin q t0 Diam. I+Ga. /.
M Calvert
y lin {, r." Dam. AGA. {.
C..t-.
- ", ,,,,o -
@'b Ou. Nlf lass Concrete
(Headwa'lSl
T,r,,+e for n-oroea1s ;nct~-cfiOns 10
t .o-:t,-,4;1-,- fo-
e'' ms anI sNeeh - IONS LOT
- e. eCfN - ana -, nav nc rN0r1lh-
ed ~ the office cf the Distr CT En-
..,,- v.r.. ur.- Y N g.. pro-
u a.. r-.-, .r, D.,,-:,,
- ''S ~ -
- i'e.r. '' t.nrcs. Now NOW o :
"a, Project q at the office of the
.D..t-:o. r,o-;ree- C-n.a To New
- u p-,:o.,c g,
~ - '' 60
Il e oil &c 81 ne Nf2te fi"' WaY IN
r'rce- Santa Fe. New MeNico, o.
,,5,.. Le n~ocur,I n. 80 office Of .ho
H., c., r.
..fje 'nNf' Tt-' nee '7"iit1 :
Ne" h"- ''" """n d7n" = -
for each set II mans desired which
teoosit vii I've refunded when plau.
ard sn''1'ic'' onS a'e re prnel ~
good ofder
The State Highway Commission
H'' ~ '' az"
an PTopoS'N
l., a. tIlIl.f
State Highway Engineer.
a, ,c,o - w" 'is-'''o'
- 1Slu
First Fabrication Nov -. l9ZO,
Last Publicat on Dec, II. 1920.
NOTICE OF SUIT
l. a.. nt..... c.,r. =, 81. E,,., y,d,,;.,
~. ~. S,",. y, NJ M.,,oa s,,.
t;ns IN and for the County Of SAINT. Fe.
.rbs II. ID T., ,-o,arS,v M S,ocL'
IA ,;h;i;,,h Ss,n., - p,oin,;U
-. ''' " No esSa
cal pi,ho, Tr.,., The S.,,, r,
Club No S,ockhoIders iability1 a CORPORA.
"9h. Ut,
T,, uenh,ou
,utn
mAfths rouen''n
c S,Cmah
..ehiy nu
II II -, h',,, hen h.;,s na o,.o,s.. ., r.,h.
ihe ,1, 80 anu s'""'eee VI N"'"'
tn sI...', - A,.xn,., All,
me unknown he"s VI NieAanu'i h"e"'
''rSaseu. A., ct, ,.,
nc uhN"oNn "e"s u Hoe 'o'''
90; , -. -, -, c.
me uhkhoHh h'rs Vi 'us'o ~ASeh'o
L1sa'o ueeeAseu' ... Y.,
ihe uhNho"" "e"s "' "us"'~ No'"'''
uersa'eu. r, ,.,. =, p.. Yu.,o
me a "e '' 's"A'''
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ne unknown neuu anu kfahtees VI yubto
New Mexico state record., 1920-12-03
Approximate Quantities.

4OSZU u. 1dS. lass Excavation
2l85 Gu. Yds Glass 2 Excavation
7743 Gu. Yds. Class 3 Excavat OF
20656 Gu. Yds. Class Borrow
$3.50 Sta. lds. Overhaul
74l2 Miles Growing and Shaping
2l0l3 Gu lds. One Course Grave
Suriacing
go Gu. Yds. Cement Rubbl,
Masonry
2s Gu. Yds. Rip Rap
332 Lin. #. 10" Diam-l6Ga. Corr
Metal Culyert
1854 Lin. #. "a" l6Ga. Corr
Metal Culvert
2'i LIN. #. 30' Diaml4Ca. Corr
Metal Culvert
sl2 Lin. It. 30" Diam-l4Ga. Corr
Metal Culvert
5D6S Gu Nds. Class "A" Concrete
BOX Culvert & Sp llway)
1880 Gu. lds. Class "B" Concrete
C. NJ. C. Headwalls)
602 ca. Nds. Class "B' Concrete
tRox Cul,ert g. SpilwaNl
Isl So. Fl Expanded Metal Re.
enforcement
39 Lin. H. W J Pipe Railing
I.IIN. 4'r fAsIlIdll Ifhll-
sion JOINT
o Each Gate and Cattle
Guards
i,g50 Lin a. Moving Fence Line
BRIDGES
3U4 Gu. hds Class a" Concrete
fCaps)
22S22 ca Nds Class "B" Concrete
(Nbuimcnfs)
42f lbs. kriufo.c ng Bars (Caps)
20A Lin. F.. Concrete pil ug
~ lbs. Supcrstructure Steel
-ol19 ~ p NJ Wooden Super
structure
Il,cO A. M.
Federal Aid Project No. p. Dc
Rags County. Length Of Project 87i7
Ai les. Located between Fort SUM
re- and Ricardo.
Approximate Qua ntiii..
47s8 Cr Nd,. Class ! Excavation
q072 Gu Nis Class Borrow
l2Gs ~fa. Nds Overhaul
$50 Miles Crowuing y Shaping
.H235 Gu Nds. One Course Gravel
Surfsc.rg
A'oS Cr. Nis. Cemen; Rubble
NasCnry
- Lin ft. lS- Diam. l6Gs Corr.
Metal Cuivert
2S8 Lin fl. "a Diam. l6Ga. Corr.
Metal Culvert
l02 Lin. n. 80" Diam. l4Ga. Corr
Metal Culveri
2Ss5 Gu. Nds. Class "A" Concrete
(Spillway)
42H Gu. Nds. Glass B. Concrete
(Headwalls)
it30 Gu. Yds Class "B" Concrete
(Spi'lway)
y Lbs. Reinforcing Bars
3sl Lin. II. ~ Asphalt Expan-
son Joint
ONLY each Gao & Cattle Guard
BRIDGES
2r64 Gu. Yds. Class "B" Concrete
1886 NJ. B NJ. Wooden Supers-
tTucture
Zoo r. NJ.
Federal Aid Project No. 2s, Grant
-ounty. Length OF Project 1895
ailes Located between Silver City
I'd Santa Rita.
Approximate Quantities
5000 Gu. Yds. Class ] Excavation
1le64 Cu. Yds. Class 2 Excavation
l0s44 Gu. Yds. Class ; Excavation
g7G Gu. Yds. Class Borrow
1874 Sta. Yds. Overhaul
1879 Gu Yds. One Course Crush
ed Stone Surfscing
1858 Gu Yds. Cement Rubbie
Masonry
New Mexico state record., 1920-12-03

First Pubiicssioa October L -
Last Pubhesties Dseeobes - -
New Mexico state record., 1920-12-03

NOTICE OF SUIT
In the District Court Of the First Judicial
District Of the State Of New Mexico. sit
ting In and for the County of Santa Fe.
The Santa Fe Realty company, mo Stock
holders liability, a Corporation Plaintiff.
vs. No. 1850
Carl A. Bishop, Trustee. The Santa Fe
Club, (No Stockholders liability corpora
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-20

The small reservoir tank which
furnished East Moline with water
for many years and which was re-
placed by larger and heavier
tank. has been repaired and paint
ed and pressed into service again.
The big tank proved insuficiently
large to supply the city with water
during the summer months. A bill
OF $3.50 for repairing Of the old
tank was presented for payment
before the city council last night.
In addition to attending to rou-
tine business the council discussed
the improving and beautifying OF
the city parks. The municipal park
on Fifteenth street and Eighteenth
avenue has been left unimproved
since it was taken over by the city.
The services Of landscape gar
dener to lay out plan for con-
verting the wild strip of woods into
a park of scenic beauty may be en-
ployed by the council in connection
with this work.
Weeds in Radden's park and
Thirteenth street park have been
permitted to grow SO rank as to
interfere with the playground work
Of the community service league
officials of the league reported to
the council last night. 1t is under
stood the council will provide 9
caretaker to keep the parks in good
condition for the remainder OF the
summer.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-20
ANOTHER HELD IN
CONNECTION WITH
SUNDAY QUARREL

Charles Broxton, colored, con-
nected with the shooting of Frank
Exum, also colored, which took
place in a soft drink parlor on
State street, East Moline, Sunday,
was arrested today on charges of
disorderly conduct. Broxton turned
over to the police the revolver with
which the shot which wounded
Exum was fired. He was accused
by George Clark, owner of the re-
volver, OF being in possession OF
the missing $50 which Clark claims
was taken from him preceding the
struggle. Broxton denied that he
had the money but admitted being
present while the shooting was go
ing on and of taking custody of the
gun. He is out on bond to appear
at the trial of Clark which will
take place as soon as Exum leaves
the Moline city hospital and is able
to testify.
Clark, who is being held at East
Moline Jail on charge of murder
GUS assault. admits ownership Of
the army pistol which figured in
the shooting but denies that he fired
the shot into Exum's shoulder. He
claims the gun went of in the
struggle between the two.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-20
TODAY IN AL EDO
AND MERCER COUNTY
Man NOT \
70 join SMALL.


Oscar E. carlstrom, Aledo e,,xL
date for the Republican nomin,,t.. 4
TOR governor of Illinois, stat.A
upon his arrival in this city ~
he would absolutely refuse to b. s.
sociated with the Thompson-Lunsh
faction, which is attemptinr I.
have Len Small Of Kankakee no,s
mated for the Office. rs
Stories, eminating from the Ae.a
quarters of the Len Small facths
in Cook county to the effect M,
Mr.. Carlstrom was likely to accers
the offer to be placed on thu ticls
with Small for the Office of lieutsn.
ant governor, said: Il have vi,
little to say this morning in regard.
to my candidacy, but l wish To IA
tify the voters OF the state tina
there is no danger of me being
candidate for any Office under ina
Thompson-Lundin regime. | hays
been busy for several days, holdjnr
conferences throughout the stats
and am not in position to state ii.
actly how stand, except that | a.
in the fight to finish"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-20
QUITS POLICEMAN ~
JOB BECAUSE PAY
Is NOT ADEQUATE

Charles Verhetsel resigned as
member of the police force last
evening because, he said, the pay
is too small.
Verhetsel said the work Is all
right and he likes being police
man but he insists that he can earn
considerably more money in almost
any other employment The re-
signing policeman was appointed a
probationary patrolman three
months ago and the appointment
was recently made permanent.
Moline police and firemen petit
toned the council for an increase
this spring but the request was de-
MED. Davenport policemen were
given an increase OF SIS month.
last week.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-20
FAIRGROUNDS ARE
OPENED UP TODAY

Preparations for the opening o.
the Aledo municipal playground
were completed and iayitar
tons sent to all children Of The
city to be present today and re-.
ceive the initial instructions. Mr.
Edith M. Wilson has been secured
to supervise the play, which will
be held at three centers, and will
be assisted by three Aledo girls.
Tomorrow regular hours for tho
play time will be established. to-
days time being given over to the
arrangements in groups. It i
planned to hold the play periods
at the North Side school, North
park and South Side school. The
Misses Hazelet Cooke, Pauline L..
Master and Vesta Duvall will a.
sist Mrs. Wilson in the supervision
Of the children's games.
James A. Allen, chairman Of the
executive committee of the associ-i
alton, stated yesterday that it was
the purpose Of the organization to
give every Aledo child an oppor-
tunity to enjoy clean, healthful
recreation. under the supervision
of efficient and trained women.
The hours as planned for tho
summer are: For children from 5
to 8 years of age, $3.50 to 1850 In
the morning, and for children over
8 from 2 until 5 in the afternoon.
The younger children will meet 1t
the North and South side schools
and the older children at the North
park. *
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-20
MAY OPERATE TO
SAVE BOYS LIFE

An operation to remove the bone
which is pressing into the left tenn
pie and causing brain conclusion
may have to be performed to save
the life of Newell Kerr, who was
struck by a batted ball while UNI
piring the Silvis-Eldon baseball
game Sunday. Kerr has been I'M
conscious for As hours.
DR.. G. F. johnson, who has been
attending him, pronounced the
young mans condition critical but
is hopeful that he may regain con-
seriousness sometime this after
noon, in which case an operation
will not be necessary. Kerr's
home is in Eldon, Iowa. He is at
present at the Moline city hospital,
where he was conveyed shortly aft
err the accident Sunday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-20
CIRCUS PURCHASES
THREE LOCOMOTIVES


t-F1ve Russian locomotives of
Emitted States construction, left
Gilyis shops today after undergoing
general remodeling and repairs.
Three were sold to the Ringing
Brothers circus with headquarters
In indiana and two to the Gulf
coast lines with headquarters at
Houston, Texas.
The engines were originally con-
gtructed for service in Russia and
Differ radically from any in use In
the United States, being far heav-
Ter and somewhat longer. During
Ne. war the United States govern
meiat confiscated them for govern
meat use. They were taken to the
asvis shops for repair work and
there sold.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-20
lis 900
BONDS;
: FIGHT CASE


Henry LeCot, who was arrested
i iteFdxy ON Z federal warrant
'chArgang be II an undesirable citi-
IN, Was released under $1,000
bonds1late yesterday afternoon. Le-
Cot deposited $1,000 worth OF Lib
erfy bonds to assure his appear
nuce when wanted.
a preliminary hearing in the
ease will be held sometime tomor-
row Elefore w. w. Roth, an official
TIN immigration department.
After n that hearing the case will
probably be considered by higher
0mcia1s of the United States depart
n1ent of labor.
LeC.ot announced today, through
his attorney. p. R Ingleson, that
he viii fight to the limit all at
tempts to deport him as an unde-
sirable alien.
Charges that he committed vari-
Gus crimes such as forgery and
oounteffeiting in Belgium. are de-
MED by LeCot. "He is not guilty
and will fight this to the limit
said Attorney Ingleson.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-20

Chicago. July 3o.-AIthough sul-
try weather. likely to intensity
black rust damage tended to lift
the wheat market today, declines
quickly ensued. Bearish action Of
the market was ascribed largely to
reports that the British govern
ment would be ont Of the market
for 10 days or two weeks. Opening
prices which varied from Sc lower
to 11ac advance with December
2.e0h to Isl and March 2.62 to
2.64. were followed by setback
which carried December down to
2.56.
Corn sagged with wheat. After
opening 1Ac OF to Nc up, includ-
ing September at 1.521a to 1.53, and
December 1.39 to 1884, the market
declined all around to well under
yesterdays finish.
Later, owing to q fresh report
Of damage by black rust and by
Canadian drouth and heat, the
market rallied somewhat. The
close was unsettled, 2ac to SAC
net lower, with December Est and
March 2.611z.
Belief on the part of many trad
ers that there would be no rail
strike counted as a factor against
the bulls. The close was weak,
Ike to 2Ac net lower, with Sep
TENDER 1.50A to 1.50A. and De-
cember 1874 to 1878.
Oats took the same course as 9TH
er grain.
Provisions were dull and weak,
inflenced by the depression of cere-
ais. Higher quotations on hogs
failed to act as a counter-balance
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-20
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, July 20.-Cattle receipts,
1000; yearling steers, steady to
strong; medium and heavy weights,
dull; heavy butcher cows and can
ners, steady to strong; weighty
stockers, strong; good calves, Soc
to LOO higher, 14.50@15.50; stock
ers, strong to Csc higher.
Hog receipts, $4,000: slow; early
trading mostly 15c to Csc higher;
big packers doing little, talking
steady; bulk light and light butch
ers, 16.25@16.50; bulk. 20 pounds
and over. 14.50@16.25; pigs, strong;
bulk. desirable kinds, 13.50@14.50.
Sheep receipts, $4,000; steady to
Csc lower; choice western lambs,
1900; bulk. 15.75@16.00; top ma
tive lambs, 1875; bulk. 15.0O015.50;
top ewes, 500: bulk. 7.500S.00;
handy Quotable higher.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-20
MYERS APPOINTED
ON POLICE BOARD

Charles Meyers, who recently re-
tired as president Of the Moline
aerie OF Eagles, was last evening
appointed member of the board
of police and fire commissioners by
Mayor C. P. Skinner. He succeeds
Robert W. Lea, whose term has ex-
pired.
Appointments to the cemetery, IL
brary and hospital boards were
also made last evening by the may
or, with approval of the council.
Visiting nurses were named assist
ant health inspectors.