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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-07
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. 8.
Land Office at Blackfoot. Idaho,
July 8, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Jesse
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

87-9O-93-96-99-1O2 Register.
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bidder, subject to confirmation by
the probate court.
Dated this twenty-second day of
June. 1920.
THOMAS S. LAVATTA,
Administrator.
O'Malley and Kicks, attorneys for
administrator. adv. S1-84-87
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STOCK MARKET REs|sTs
D|SQU|ET|NG STRIKE NEWS
Prices Foil to Break Sharply Fol-
lowing Threat Of British Rail-
way Men to Walk Out.
DECLINE ONLY 1 TO 2 POINTS
Lowest Quotations Came Near Be-
ginning OF Sessions Last Hour.
Toward Close Slight Rally Dc
yclopcd, Due to Shorts Covering.
ny nHOADAN WALL.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2l.--The re-
sistance manifested by tho stock mar
today was considered more signiii-
cant than the decline In quotations
OF from ono to two points; The fall
lowing cables from London tina. the
strike at midnight Sunday unless no.
gotiations had been opened for set
Element OF the. coal strike was ac-
cepted as proof Of tho strong tech
Early in the. session tho general
midday An easier tone developed and
prices began to sag. The downward
movement was accelerated by the
early afternoon. Lowest prices OF
tho day were made near the begin
ming of the last hour Of the session.
slight rally developed due to cover
Ing by professional shorts The close
was Irregular.
"a CAN I,o Money at Per Cent.
,,i Ia day money ggr, loaned at 4 per cent
email amount or money was loaned
AT per cent.
Large commission houses state
NAT there Is practically no partici-
j; This time. This is proven by the
fact that. the amount OF their Dor
rowinSS falls TO show any expansion.
farmers OF the big firms say they
,crcst until after the election.
Tho odd lot business the last. two
weeks. according to one OF the larg
est dealers. has shown that the buy
ing has exceeded sales. Purchs es
consist largely OF rails OF the div
ldend class such as Northern Pa
Sales OF odd lots have been for the
most part Industrial issues. Those
VINO have been purchasing the rail-
road issues seem to. show no dispo-
speculation in odd lots is now a,
low ebb. according to this authority.
purchases being almost entirely for
chicago and Eastern Illinois frs,
preferred lost one point on the sale
OF 400 shares.
declaring STOCK dividend of from
25 to 90 per cent, failed to stimuiat q
any activity in the shares today. The
company Is reported TO have cash on
noatlng debt.
Petroleum shows Loss.
Pan American Petroleum at one
inc showed loss or two points.
reported dissolution OF the pool OF
brokers', which has been operating In
me shares recently. Mexican ?Pe-
tb boieuin , was offered in sympathy with
BROKERS, however. cautioned their
customers not to follow the stocks
DOWN inasnuch as important de-
Nelopments arc expected
shorts In Sears, Roebuck e. Com
pany stock were made to feel more
uncomfortable for n time when the
mares showed an advance OF slight
~ more than point. This gain was
wiped out In the last dealings and
q net loss Of slightly more than one
point established for the day The
street continues TO insist that the d.
rectors at their next quarterly divi-
hcnd meeting VIII reduce the diyi-
dcnd.
ST.. Louis and Southwestern was
Hurchascd urgently throughout tho
session Its strength and rise while
The balance OF the list was declining
was most Impressive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
More Speakers Scheduled
for Democratic Ticket
BUTTER.

Announcement OF j. n. Brenn-
mnn. secretary OF the State Demo-
cratic Committee, of the speaking
dates of speakers for the Demo-
cratic ticket, fo1lowsi
CLAUDE a. SWANSON.
October %, Falls Church; Octo-
Mnrtinsviilc; November 4. Rocky
Mount.
II. ID. FLOOD.
October 30, Augusta County, Oc-
tOber 23, AppomnttOxJ October rs.
Palmyra, October 70 (nlEht), Fork
Uniony October &c, Dillwyni Octo-
her 20 (niEhO, Aryoniat October
~ to 30, Southwest Virginia, Mo-
Buenn Vista.
s. OTIS BLAND.
October %. Hampton, October 81,
York County, October % (day),
MOntrOss; October 2j {nisht), Coz
lopinl Bcach, October 20, FSinsRIe,
October ~, fredericksburg, Oc-
tobcr 30, Chincotcnguei October 30
tafternoOn), PariesIeyi October 30
(niEht), Onnncock. November 1,
Gloucester.
JOHN n. SAUNDERS.
October ~ and %. Ninth Dis
A. j. MONTAGUE.
October ~. Norfolk, October ~,
Chester.
G. b. WILLIS.
October 23 .tafternoon), Dillon's
Mil; October % (niEht), Boone's
y NJ 4'Esl.N ~ ~ y & 2l 33
n. WALTON MOORE.
October IS, Orange.
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j. C. Hidden.
October rs, Orange.
CARTER GLASS.
October rs, Roanokei October
20, Dnnviilc, November j, Char
iotte Courthouse.
Z. w. HUBAUD.
October IS. Palmyra, October
a5 (night). Fork Union; October
20. Dilwynr October 20 (nisht),
Arronfn.
C. o'CoNoR GOODRICH.
October 23, Ninth District, Oc-
tober 20. Frcdericksburg, Novep-
bcr I, King George Court.
DOUGLAS =. FREEMAN.
October IS, Suffolk.
IT. j. DOWNING.
October 20. Fredericksburg, Mo-
vember I, King George Court.
L.. w. II. PEYToN.
October 20. LovIngxton; October
80, Avon.
ERNEST RUEDIGER
October %, GreenbnckvllIo
(nlEhf)3 October 70, tChtncoteaEue
(niEhp, October 30, ParksIey
=. (afternoon), October 80. Onahcock
(nighD, November ,, Saxis
(nighD.
r. LEE TRINKLE
October rs. AbInsaoni October
20, PearIsburG.
4. sP. II. DREwRY.
:, October 20 or ~. Amelia County
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CURB MARKET.


NEW YORK. Oct GA strong tone was
shown in tina Broad Street curb marke,
again this morning. with continued In
crease In activity in many lsues. and In
many respects the market displayed pro-
nounced irnprovemcn; in trading condl-
tons. General Asphalt was one OF the
strongest features. advancing over points
20 above %.
Th" announcement OF the application OF
White OH for listing the New York
stock Exchange caused n brisk demand
FOR that stock. which advanced to e5ia
before midday. and many OF the stocks
including Simms Petroleum. which had
been in supply a. concessions for long
period. were in changed market posi-
ton and were established ut new high
levels International Petroleum. new
stock. however, called to share in tho Ina
provement. and was heavy selling at I5s.
iudustrlal issues did not move TO full
degree with the Petroleum group and some
81 those ,stocka were heavy for special
reasons. Hercules Paper was ono OF the
weak features. ranging from I'm to Il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Oct I.-Sharp downturns in
the price OF wheat took placetoday largely
as a result OF LIKELIHOOD that British
strike troubles would spread. The market
December i.s7N to l.ss and March 1ssS
to 100. Corn finished l'sc down to &c adj
Visions at a setback 81 % to 45s W.
Heavy selling developed in the wheat
market after midday when news was cir
culated that British railway employees and
transport workers had decided to Join tn e
coal miners strike unless the government
opencd negotiations with the miners by
Saturday. Rear pressure the market
was increased further by reports that Ca
madam millers were offering -four for three
10 six months delivery at rates equal to
zoe a bushel below present prices OF wheat
PROFIT, taking led to somethin. OF rally
near the close. but otherwise throughout
tho day the bulls were at disadvantage
except for a brief time early while q lead
Ing elevator interest turned to the buying
side. and to some extent d!scred.ted as
ser,ions that buying mower for all COM
mr,lities was heinG reduced to a minimum
Corn and oats were depresscd In SYM
pathy with wheat and sold at now low
levels for the season.
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DON'T DISREGARD \ COLD

Tho influenza and pneumonia that
swept the country year ago We're
preceded by an epidemic of colds
Foley's Honey and Tar viii check o
cold II taken In time. and will also
stop q cough of long standing. It
promptly gives relief. soothes and
heais. Mrs. Geneva Robinson. s. ~.
Swan St.. Albany. -. T.. writes:
"Folcy's Honey and Tar is the best
cough medicine L ever used Two
gcring cough" 1t iooscns phIegm
anu mucus. clears air passages, eases
noarsencss. stops tickling Sold
evcrywhcrc.-Ady
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. Oct. :l:-ca,tie: receipts, H.:
TO ac higher: top steers. ls.io: top year
;inss; lS@; 6sk soGd to fsirly shoies
bulk. % a 40: butchers opened stronger:
sSney s ans low kfsa sanS S s eSR
weak TO Sc lower: bologna bulls. 800 q 6I5 ::
mostly 1000 i4.oe: ;oS i4.s5 Seavy caves
dull: stockers and feeders strong to &C
higher. Receipts: Westerns. $500; strong
10 PC higher.
Hogs: receip,s. 1000: = 10 Eoc lower than
Yesterdays average; lights on most. clos
late. 400: bulk Hight and butchers. 13.eot
Ili5: bulk packing sows 12sGl3.a5: pigs.
Is to sc lower: bulk. desirable kinds. 1880
GEO.
Sheep: receipts Ic.co,: fat lambs steady
to &c higher: choice Idahos, laoo: ton
natives. 1880: bulk natives. ll.o0H 1900: IA I
sheep steady: ton yearl!nRs wethers. io.l5:
aged wethers SEQ; eyes. 6.ol; bulk native
ewes 5. = II 50: feeders steady: ton, l2.S2.
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woodx,dc Head, Ea.,e, M,,,x.

GREENVILLE. S. c.. Oct 21.--At a
meeting today of the directors of the
Easley cotton mills. Il. l.. woodside
was elected PRECEDENT. succeeding b.
E. Geer. Control of the Easlcy mills
was recently acquired by the Wood
side interests John Z. Woodside was
elected vice-president and secretary
and j. /. Woodsidc vice-president and
treasurer. The mills consist of three
plants. having total OF $4,000
SOindles
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West Clay I.ropcrty sofia.

Mrs. Annie Mazer and husband
nave sold to /. Miller and Esther
Miller, the dwelling ut 5l7 West Clay
street. with lot fronting ~ feet, I0h
inches. The deed OF sale, recorded
in the clerks office of the Chancery
paid on a valuation OF S14,5OO.
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London Hop Exchange nurns.

LONDON. Oct. 21.--Fire which
started last evening in the Hop Ex-
change in Southwark Street, in the
borough district, was still burning
this morning. Some estimates place
tho loss ut 100000.
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RICHMOND STOCK srAKKEr.
Caskle g. Burch K Company.
1915 East Main Street
Richmond. Va. Oct. 81. 1920
CITY AND STATE SECURITIES

Richmond. Va. Oct 81, 1920.
CITY AND STATE sECURITIEs
Y lrEinla IS, o.a G and R.. 1899 ss ,A:. Ike.
81 STREET Reef hAiLIA2Yn d bo 81 sas'i S9H 7oA
Nor. and Ports Trac. Co. SIS. 1895 c. e5
STREisT RAILWAY $TOGKs. '" -
Nor. Ry. and Light Co... rs 1s
Va. Ry. and Pow Co.. pfd. leo IS "
RAILROAD STOCKS.
r., j.; and r.. Div. Oblig... 100 200 -,
INSURANCE STOCKS
ATLANTIC Lilo Insurance Co. 100 leo 49,
BANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS
American National Bank :. 100 2a5 2G0
Broad Street Bank ......... % 81 80.
Bank or Com. and Trusts. iSS aiiS :i5
Central National Bank..... 100 $50 LES
First. National Bank ....... 100 233 aH
Mechanics and Merchants. I1 $50
National State and City,, lCO als
Old Dom. Trust CON-, 100 100 aS
Planters National ,,.....4 l0l ~
Richmond Trust Co....... I60 iSS
Savings Bank OF Richmoni. % ei,S SsH
Union Bank OF Rtchmond., 30 ~ 1So - 100 2
Virginia Trust Co. ,..,,.. 10j a60s ar
West End Ennk f,....E q IA
MISCELLANEOUS. 80 - 49, q
u. T.. Crump Co. SCI MD 100 101
Larus and Bros. CO.. Did. - ~.
]. $50 .Parttclp. ...,.,.,.,,.,,,. 100 4, 1917 Z. tF
Uni. Loaf, Tob.. SO pfd, 100 asA Id 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22

E.NulUrutcN NnrH0 KODbcry SnSpeCt.
NEW YORK. Oct. 21.-Harry c.
Loback. arrested several days ago
as suspect in connection with the
100000 Caruso gem theft, was dis
charged in court today. The State
recommended that the defendant be
exonerated. after Investigation had
been made of his attempt to sell two
women jewels. which he was alleged
TO have repr esented as part Of the
singers collection
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22

NEW york. Oct: 2i.-co,tonSeed oil was
induced by the weakness in lard and az.
,oe;atsd markets; Active positions ciosed g
70 ~ points nct lower. Sales H.UO barrels.
Prime crude. T15 sales; prime summer yell
low spot closed 1873; October. lo.s5: De
cembcr. 1874: March, HIS. all abids. Prime
winter yellow and summer white. nominal !.
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my nnnna

were reported today selling satisfactorily
since The recent price reductions. but per
ca los did not move freely. Yarns were
dun. burlnps cosed after cancellation OF
orders 5y bag manufacturers and raw
sIiks and wool goods were aulc.
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RICE
NEW oRLEANSNI1 W

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 2i.-RouSh rice
~, clean rice. quiet: sales; Honduras.
~" pockets 24'ds; Blue Rose. los pock-
to 81: no receipts. Bran and polish un-
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MISCELLANEOUS aLARKETs.
NAVAL. STORES.

SAVANNAH. GA. Oct. 2!.--Turpentine.
quiet lo2: sales: o: receipts; AZ: shipme ats
receipts. l.oiS: ,hipmcn,s. fiJ: stock. IS. 533
Quot; D.; Il; li..?@6,: +. q. II. I. X,
lli'rS). NJ. y. VIC. WV. il.,p4 60.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
Reported by Rodgers. Plummer &; Co. Inc
Petersburg. Va. Oct. p. 1927.
SPANISH FARMEka STOCE-Iar.et
weak: no sales reported.
VIRGINIA.. FARMERS STOCK-Marisct
weak: sales reported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
Office of Auditor of Public Accounts.
Richmond.
List of bank deposits (S250 and
| over) in the Virginia Trust Company.
located in Richmond, Virginia, not
checked on for fifteen years. publ
cation of which is made as required
by chapter 81, Acts Extra Session
1919:
Mrs. Hattie T. Kimblc. sl6.71
The lawful owner. IL any, of this
money can at any time within 10 years
apply for the same to Hon. Roosevelt
Page. Second Auditor of Virginia,
Richmond. Virginia, furnishing proof
OF such ownership satisfactory to
that officer.
C. LEE MOORE,
Auditor Public Accounts.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
Office Of Auditor OF Public Accounts,
Richmond.
List Of bank deposits (s2.50 and
over) in the Broad Street Bank, To-
Gated in Richmond, Virginia, not
checked on for fifteen years, publica-
ton of which is made as required by
chapter 81, Acts Extra Session 1919:
j. II. Dickorson.. ..........S S56
q. II. Daviz. .....!......... 800
Emma Duval .............. 1000
l.. X. Irving. ............. 3.67
l.. w. Wancouch. ........ 1854
The lawful owners. IL any. OF this
money can at any time within 10
years apply for tho same to Hon.
Roosevelt Page. Second Auditor of
Virginia, Richmond. Virginia, fur
nishing proof of such ownership sat
isfactory to that officer.
y : ST lss3 c.. LEE MOORE,
" O. "a Auditor Public Accounts
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corr,S9Erp orr

the decline was duo as much to n lack of
demand as anything else. Closing prices
were IL to 20 points net lower.
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Metal Workers Out ut barcelona.
BARCELONA, Oct. 2l.-Mctal work
ers 10 the number of $4,000 have gone
on strike here
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Oct 2i-Therc WI, M
GhanSe In the local raw sugar market to-
gay. ana sentiment WAS stiii rather mixed
No fresh business came TO HIGHT. and Cubs :
%Sre, oneTed at nc. coat and freight.
sugars at about the same level Without
being taken.
Refined sugar wax UNCHANGED ut II to 1.r
for fine Eranulated. There was said 10
DC n litt!e better inquiry from country
points. although. on the whole, tn. de-
Inand seemed to be less than on previous
Trading In sugar futures was very quiet
and while prices were lower in sym pa 4 y
with the weakness in other com moditics
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NEW ORLEANS. Oct 2i-English labor
news furnished most OF the active power
FOR the fluctuations In cotton today and
Il was unfnvorabie enough to cause Wide
declines. although important buying was
felt on all the soft spots and IL gave
the market reeuperativc power. such as
has not been In evidence for some time
past The weakest period came late in
the session. but It was followed by a
buying wave SO that the tone on tho
close was officially called very steady
IT the lowest the trading months were
81 to los points under the close OF yes
terday. while last prices were AZ to Is
under. December traded down TO il 75
at its lowest and closed n IL 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22

Provis!ons lacked suoport owing 10 Il
uec!ine az grain and to notable breaks
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rRo6uCE MARKETS.
COEEEE

NEW YORK. OSt. IT, ,b,r, ,r,,,
advance in the market for coffee future ;
aItinE today's earlier trading was All
tributed to higher Brazilian cables and
reiterated reports that the brazilian gov
eminent was preparing measures for sta
DltizinE values. Fist prices were II TO q
points hiEher ard active months sold 6
10 % points above last nights closing fg-
Decemhsr touching .7.sI and Mag sS. or
about I'D 70 1874 points above recent low
records. This advance seemed sufficient
to bring out realizing. however and a
Ecod part OF the Improvement was lost
sseports from Hraziiian and selling by
houses with cotton trade connections De.
cemeer broke to IA and May 10 SIS. with
o ohf market x closing At net advance OF
s.is: December. ..45: January 1.ss: Match
sel: May. SIS: July. s.Ss: September So
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COTTON MARKETS..

Port movement:
New York-MiddlinE. ae.5o: stock. S2.sos.
Minor ports-St6ck. 4.S77.
lf.gS5: stock. 1.G50 923.
Total for week--Receipts. ae7.5.s; exports
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NorfoFRz 81 Weater.yn ~

Lcn.e Broud street. station, Daily
tor Norfolk sos a. A., 500, "A. M.
$3.50 y. Al, $50 L. NJ. For the WesL
5:65 a. NJ. 9:20 q. NJ. 400 p. IL. esd
M., 9:25 +. NJ. Arrive from Nor-a
folk. 1l:45 "A. NJ. 6:55 p. NJ. s:55 r.
NJ; from the West, 500 A NJ. 2:20s
?: NJ. 1850 p. NJ. 9:55 p. 81. Office.
sSs East Main Street Phone Madi.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
lond Union Stock Yards.

Richmond Union Stock Yards
Richmond. Va. Oct n. 1890
Remarks: Market on all cattle we'll and
considerably lower in sympathy with other
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SEhBOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
IN a, Sfreet Sf nj ~.

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 E. Main Street pl,ono Randolph 424
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-25
AIRCRAFT To Be
COMFORTABLE AS
THE BEST AUTOS

tsY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEAsEo wiHEl
New York, Jan. 24.-Commerctal
passenger aircraft provided with
virtually all the comforts found in
priced automobiles will be
featured al the second annual aero
nautical exposition of the Manufac-
turers Aircraft association, which
will be held here from March 6 to
10. Leather padded cockpits, wick
er chairs with velvet cushions,
heated compartments protected
from the wind by unbreakable
Windshields, silk curtains, mirrors,
luncheon tables and telephones are
found in American machines en-
tered in the exposition.
Aerial limousines and coupes are
among the most popular entrants.
The first three-motored airplane to
be built in the United States will be
on exhibition. 1t carries eight pas
sengers in comfortable wicker
seats, equipped with a self-starter
and capable OF making .107 miles
an hour one huge transport alone
carries twelve passengers, and
is constructed for long dis
lance travel at a speed of APP
proximately two miles a minute.
1t is as feet long, II feet wide and
IA feet high and is driven by two
Liberty motors of 400 horsepower
each. One company has entered a
Limousine flying boat with such
comforts as cigar lighter for men
passengers and vanity cases for use
of women passengers. An aerial
coupe which has been entered for
the show seats three passengers, in
GLIDING the pilot, and carries a sup
ply of gasoline sufficient to last five
hours at a speed of ninety-five
miles an hour. A cabin cruiser des-
tined to make 1P5 miles an hour
and fitted with typewriter tables 50
that those who fly, may work, >"
wiz be one of the exhibits.
Two types of small mail planes
are entered. a twin-engined ma
chine carrying two men and 1900
pounds of mail with gasoline sup
ply for six hours and a mail plane
capable of attaining speed Of 122
miles an hour.
Popular priced models, known as
"flyabouts,' to be seen at the en-
position sell for as low as $1,5OO.
These are almost capable OF being
landed on ones lawn and are small
enough to be housed in the ordi-
nary automobile garage. One mod
ell IS 1-2 feet long, 33 feet VIDE
and five feet high, carries two per-
sons. Another model known as
Butterfly" is of the monoplane
type, measuring 20 feet from tip
to tip and weighing only 1856
pounds fully loaded. 1t has attained
a height of 1850 feet and flies at
seventy miles an hour.
One of the most conspicuous eX-
hibits is "pony blimp," the small
est dirigible every constructed for
practical use in this country 1t IS
95 feet long and the gas bag is 70
feet in diameter. Two passengers
are carried and the diriGible is pro-
PEELED by forty-horsepower mo-
tor with maximum speed of forty
miles an hour and cruising radlus
of 400 miles.
Sport and speed models complete
the types of planes shown IN the
exhibition.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-25
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals for construct
ing the Captain Nogal Hill Project.
located partly within the Lincoln
National Forest. Lincoln County,
New Mexico, will be received by
the Bureau of Public Roads, U. s.
Department of Agriculture, at
Room No. 21S. Luna-Strickler
building, Albuquerque. New Mex
leo, until two o'clock y. m. Febru-
airy 16, 1920, and will then be open
ed. The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids and none will be
considered except those from con-
tractors ascertained to be expert
enced and responsible. The project
is approximately 672 miles in
length, and the principal items of
work are approximately as follows:
1877 cubic yards rock excavation,
1881 cubic yards common exca-
walton, with corrugated metal pipe
and log culverts. and incidental
items. The work IS to be completed
within seventy-five weather work.
ing days. The maps, plans, speci-
tications. estimate of quantities and
contract forms may be examined
at the above address. Proposals
must be made on forms, and in ac-
cordance with instructions. form
ing part of the specifications, and
must be accompanied by deposit
in an amount at least equal to five
per centum of the amount Of the
bid, in accordance with said in
structions.-E. S. WHEELER. Act
ing District Engineer