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The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-05-27
OF GENERAL INTEREST

The Estate of the late Oscar Hanson, who was an old resident of Mccarthy; accidently killed at the Kennecott Mines in Feb ruary 1921, was closed this week by the Probate Judge Wm. D. Coppernoll.
 The administratorship was handled in d very efficient man. ner by MT. Peter Erichson.
 After the mining interests of the deceased were sold at auc- tion, all the debts were paid & a considerable sum sent to his aged mother, who resides in Nor way. Mir. Erickson also turned over to the mother the admins trator's fees. In addition to this the Kennecott Copper Cor poration paid, through the Nor. wegian Consul at Juneau, $12OO compensation to the Mother, so that at the present rate of ex- change she is well provided for.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-05-27
TRAGEDIES

Seattle. May 27th. The body of A. A. Amour a salesman has been found in a wood under cir cumstances which indicate mur- der.
 Waco. May 27tb. When Mrs. Margaret Hayes identified a ne gro as her assailant this after. noon, her father shot him seven times and left him dead. New York. May 27th. Dillon C. Willoughby one of the foremost industrial engineers of the coun- try has been sentenced to three m onths in the workhouse for defrauding fashionable hotels.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-05-27

Harold Johnson, of Kennecott, left yesterday for the Chititu placer mines.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-05-27
DEPARTMENT OF THE
 INTERIOR BEFORE THE GENERAL
 LAND OFFICE JUNEAU SERIAL O5372 ALASKA NABESNA CORPOR- ALTON, Applicant

Notice of Application for Patent
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
 That in accordance with the laws of the United States, and more especial ly the Act of Congress approved May 10th, 1872, and amendments thereof, the ALASKA NABESNA CORP ORATION, duly incorporated under the laws of Delaware and licensed to do business in the Territory of Alaska after full compliance with its laws, whose post office address is care of Maurice D. Leehey, 62O Alaska Build ing, Seattle, Washington, which cor poration has acquired and now holds the lode mining claim and millsite hereinafter described in accordance with said laws, and all local laws, rules, regulations and customs of miners, and has made improvements on said mining claim of the value greater than Five Hundred Dollars upon or for the benefit of each location in cluded therein, and who at this time is in the sole. actual and peaceful possession of said mining claim and each location therein contained, will apply for patent to the same, includ- ing the following named lode locations, all of which are so contiguous as to constitute single tract of ground,
 and each location extends along the vein the length herein stated with surface ground 300 feet wide on each side of the center of the vein of quartz or other rock in place, bearing gold. copper and other valuable min erals, and each contains the number of acres here set opposite its name, all as fully and accurately described upon the official plat of Mineral Survey No. 1414A herewith posted on the claim, and by the Field Notes of such official survey on file with the Register of the United States Land Office at Juneau, Alaska, viz:
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TELEGRAPHIC
BIG BUSINESS

Seattle. May ?. Special to News
 The steamships Northwest ern, Queen, Admiral Nicholson, and also the Sebree sail for AL aska today with capacity cargo and $40 passengers. The Sebree has 2OOO tons consigned to AL aska Engineering Commission including two railroad coaches.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-05-27

Miss Beth Stuart entertained the school children at an ice cream party at the Alaskan last Thursday afternoon.
 All the farmers are ploughing
 Wanted: heavy teams by day or contract for hauling freight to Dan Creek. Dexter Cayou- cite. Alaska House. Mccarthy.
 Henry Olsen, who returned from Valdez last Tuesday, is putting his cars in shape to handle the passenger traffic this summer.
 John E. Barrett says he has some good baseball material a.. mongst the Green Butte force.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-05-27
$45,OOO MINING DEAL

Dexter Cayouette has taken an option on Clifford Cayouette's placer property on Copper Ok. for $45,000, payments to be made periodically, the final pay ment to be made in 1927.
 The claims bonded are: Nos. 2 3, 7, 8, 10, Jack Pot, Cuq dor also Texas Association on right limit bench and Cordova Asso- citation on left limit bench. These are all above the canyon
 This property will be thorough ly prospected this summer by Dexter and his associates, Thos. Vevig and J. R. Waldman of Se- attle, who arrived this week with ten tons of freight and hy- draulic machinery.
 They leave immediately for the creek, Mrs. Vevig accompan- ies her husband.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-05-27

The first through train since the Chitna bridge was repaired arrived here last Wednesday,, bringing passengers and sever- al tons of freight for Mccarthy and the creeks.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-05-27
FRANCE WANTS PAY

Paris. May 27 Premier Poincare addressing the cham Der of dep uties threatened that France will invade and occupy the Ruhr district if Germany fails to meet her payments by May thirty first
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-05-27
CHITINA NEWS

Chitina, May 24th. Special to News.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-12
Community Players
Acted Like Professionals

An audience that comfortably filled
tho parauet floor OF tho Steel Work,
'Y'' theater greeted the Minnequa
Community Players Friday evening
when that group of capable thespians
presented the three-act comedy. Patty
Makes Things Hum The comedy 1T
self. IL IL can be called = comedy. has
few IL any points of merit, and the
players beyond doubt could have Sc
lected a better vehicle to give their
artistic talents more scope.
Collectively tho roles OF tho cast were
well carried out. and the skit went
without stage hitch. thanks to the
ability OF Albert Il. Morton as stage
manager and Betty Towcry rs promp-
ter. Miss Rebecca Emery. a little lady
with charming stage presence. and who
filled tho titlo roll. was director OF
the play and her efficient work was
very evident to tho audience. As Pat
~" Miss Emery had little chance to
put forward her best efforts. because
there was little in the part.
Tho honors OF tho evening from a
dramatic viewpoint. went to Miss
Marian Bar;ie as "Hyacinth.' the coll
ored house maid. Miss Elsie was per-
feet In her makeup and correct in her
lines. Her stage presence was self-as-
sured. and at the end OF tho first net
an usher passed her n bouquet over
the footlights. compliments OF some ad-
mirer. It II to be hoped. however. that
the next time Miss Bartlc appears be-
fore the public that she will forget her
gum-lcavc it sticking to the window
sill or something at home.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-12

Tor or the Chicago pos. office. show
ms some OF the commoner mistakes
made by the public in preparing mat
Ter FOR mailing. mistakes which send
1J.oVo letters to the dead letter office
every day 1t is said The pictures also
show In operation some OF the rnachIn-
er. which Is said to handle 35 millions
OF letters per day.
Primarily. the film was just a por-
uon OF the regular Pathe News ser
wee, taken by special permission of
the post office department. Official,
Of the department. upon viewing tho
rim, Immediately saw where vas,
Improvement In the mail service mirh.
b" effected II they could. by use OF
this film, enlist the cooperation of tho
PUBLIC Accordingly. re-ehowins
wherever possible was urged. At tho
request OF the Post Office currep.
Pathc News reel at the Rialto theater
four days beginning today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-12
OLYNE THEATRE


SUNDAY AND MoNDAY-Tom Moore In Hold
TUESDAY,. Warren Kerrigan In Tho House Of
Whispers Emmett Walton in Show Down
jim Aesops Fables on Topics Of the Day
WEDNESDAY AND THURsDAY-"Bob Hamp-
ton of Placer Harold Lloyd in "over tho
Fence Selznick News.
FRIDAY-Lillian Gish in 1.-THE Great Question
SATURDAY-WallaceR Reid in ''Hawthorue of tho
U. S. A. Episode No. 6, Miracles of the Jun
gle. Hank Pollard Comedy, Penny in the
.oR1TCHER THEATRE
sUNDAY-Gladys Walton in 1.-THE Guttersnipe."
George Walsh with Louise Lorraine In with
Stanley in Africa Episode No. l. Mutt and
Jeff Comedy
MoNDAY-Tom Wise In "Father Tom Sunshine
Comedy, Her First Kiss,
TUESDAY-Shorty Hamilton in "The Pen vul-
ture." White Eagle" Episode No. s. Inter
wEDNEsDAY-vio Dana in 9TH. OFF Shore
Pirate Sunshine Comedy with A. St. John In,
Small Town Stuff
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY-Doris May and ANAL
star cast in Tho Foolish Age Century COM
edy. Get Rich Quick Peggy" Fox News
SATURDAY-GeorRe Walsh In blue Blood and
Bed Eileen sedgwick in "The Open Wire''
Star Comedy, The Fake Quake
STEEL WORKS "Y"
SUNDAY-Community Sing starting At o'clock,
led by Mrs. Ethel Jones -Rees Concert to follow.
Everybody invited. No admission charge.
MARCH 80 and 30-The comic opera 'The Chimes
of Normandy presented by the best musical
talent Of the city and directed by Thomas A.
Christian.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-12

MISS Elsie I.indstrom as the matron-
~ Mrs. smith," gave n splendid rem
dition OF tho part. She has an attrac-
tive stage presence and has tho per-
sonal sonE-froid of a stage matron who
has arrived socially. and Is sure of her
position.
The other members of tho cast were
exceptionally good and made the most
or the slight opportunities of their
parts. All in all 1t was n meritorious
presentation OF a comedy that gave lit
tie or no scope for tho display of tai
ent.
Between tho first and second acts
Miss Gladys Bartle rendered a solo so
well that she responded to an encore.
between the second and third acts Ed
mund Emery sang n baritone solo so
well hc was called to respond to two
encores. Miss Dorothy Barton was the
accompanist.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-12
j. s. MAIL SERVICE ENLISTS FILMS

The tremendous value of the motion
picture screens Tor tho spreading OF
propaganda in aid OF the government
was so thoroly proven during the war
that government offirialr arc kcenly
alert TO It's possibilities and taxi ad-
vantage OF them wherever they can.
However. the blunt appeal amount
inE almost to command has given way
to more subtle methods and the pro-
pagsnda now X fraught with interest
a vol rs educational value.
just prior to the holiday season tho
Pathc News made pictures Of the inter-
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-12
Amusements for the Week
PALM THEATRE

PALM THEATRE
SUNDAY AND MoNDAY-Rupert Hughes The
Cup Of Fury
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
Pola Negri and 1000 Others in Ernest Lubitsch' 8
''one Arabian Night
FRIDAY-L R. Steel Corporation Presents Their
Picture Vision" both afternoon and evening
Admission by invitation.
SATURDAYS This is Arizona' with Frank
lyn Farnum. News Review Comedy
RIALTo THEATRE
SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY AND wEDNEs-
DAY-Wallace Reid in The World 8 Champion"
from the stage play A. E. Thomas. Pollard
Comedy, 'Shake En- Up Pathe News
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND sATURDAY-Bebe
Daniels in "ons Wild Week" Buster Keaton in
The Goat Pathe News.
COLONIAL THEATRE
SUNDAY AND MoNDAY-william 8. Hart In
Tho Whistle" Larry semon in School Days"
Mutt and jeff
TUESDAY AND wEDNEsDAY-Hoot Gibson in
The Fire Eater Century Comedy "A Nervy
Dentist
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY-Frank Mayo in
Across the Dead Line Chapter No. 1, with
Stanley in Africa snub Pollard Comedy,
Rough Seas
SATURDAY-Georg Chesbro in "Under Western
Skies Adventures of Tarzan,' Chapter No.
9. Star Comedy, Westward Whoa
MAJESTIC
SUNDAY. MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNEs-
DAYTON Mix in The Night Horsemen'
THURsDAYAPantases Vaudeville
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY William Farnum in
when Man Sees Red.
sUNDAY-"Four Horsemen Of Tho Apocalypse"
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-12

Reported revenue derived from auto
mob!lc' in the Province OF Ontario for
the year ending December 81, 1921
amounted TO $1,000 600. which IL 81 900 :
goo more than the previous year
Motorists when approaching a rail-
road crossing In Ramsey County. Min
nesota. are asked by sign. carefully
placed TO attract the attention of the
operator. whether he prefers his home
to the morguc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-12

Chicago has $4,000 motor vehicles.
The new passenger automobile of ex-
pensive design have air cushioned sea ts
and back rests.
Tho most expensive automobile sold
IN this country. costing 1880. carries
three-year guarantee.
sef-measurinE gasoline curb pumps
are operated in Rio Janeiro. Sac Pauio
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-12

Rather matronly looking woman
FOR bandit, isn't she. After
"she" had held up Charls Lazaro,
Pittsburg bank messenger. blinded
him with an ammonia pistol and
seized his satchel containing S15,-
600. she" was captured by police
ana found to oc Robert Lindsay.
The disguise consisted of a fur
trimmed velvet coat, eyeglasses.
hat. wig and brown dress. The
bank clerk is recovering in the
Allegheny general hospital.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-12

Chieftain want ads. bring results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30
LOST

lost Biaei and white fox terrier pup
Phone Ell. Reward.
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FOR ~RENT-Houses

FOR RENT-sis room house; close to
shops. phone 1893 j.
FOR RENT Three room uniurnishod
muse with sleeping purtl 4ats s..
High $1,000 Phone 1880
FOR RENT-A four room modern, COM
pleisly furnished, ngvfy decorated bun
gal9w Highlands Phone 1901
FOR REM Beautiful new four room
hu No.. compluteiy furnished two
screened porches Inquire tVui ? Arnq.
FOR RENT Five room Furnished brick
house hath, sle~plns porch, saraE2
7i0 south Arno Phone III
I Rave q ihfce room cottage with
s-iscpirs posrh partly furnished AZ
1901 = second Rent SCI 90. With wa
ftr Paid phone zOTrM
ron RENT-Onc four room. well furnish
I'd house. 12s No Fourth and five
room house. we'll furnished al4 W Mar
guvtie Both modern Or fasterdny
FOK kkNT-New four rotm furnished
rutragp in The Highlands. Phone
D23 a n Miner. aijA West Central
POR RENT--in fourth Uafd. one fouF
roon brick i've screen porches. VIII
be- vacant April / Phone 1913 or 1889 j
FUk RkNT-Niceiy iurnished bungnio~
Tor housckcepiug consists Of lving
room. kitrhrneite. two sleeping purchst,
hot and cold running wafer ele~Iic
range; $50 % per mouth. fhor" Dr.
Mufphsy a4l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30

s0K sAiE-EEsspuonAi haf-slna In
used tries, stxa; and a0r9h Also
several spotliFhta slightly ased. Priees
very feanonahle Mcintosh Auto Co,
sri W Conner Ave
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OPPORTUNITIES

The Vaughn on fold j. seen 90 have q
Hlrpflslnt number % standard rigs run.
ling uns rgruiauy alone bringing IN
ieu rigs. hur ~ them 60 be- on the ground
By MAY - tEnslish intrrsstsj This,
ln addition 90 the ones the Nesn Leot on
Trust nns has mnniug Texas concerns
caminr IN with four staudards 0eql.
usists expect more actigiig 10 this field
during this summeY han anywhere on
Rocky Mountaiu slope
The Mesa Icon oil Trust Ia drilling 10
shallow sands hnnld drill in first we'll
not later than April I shares have
recently advanced Co $50 90 rnd soon 90
advance again. These .Aarss vli soon
be- huneine $1,000 each, regardless q
Amount N production in nrs. ven. A.
our othrfs wells being contracted from
time 30 time aud deep tests starting on
every tide " MS so Ia make this one of
The Vcry best plays for large aud quick
fotnris that We have ever .cen
write us. that we may explain fully
Just Why We are making those statement
We WI chcerfully supply You with copy
q letter written 90 us by one " the most
noted gr1loelsis ~ ihs world. saying that
ee need not hesitate o. recommend tnis
iU nur brother sister nnd our frirnds
w do not desIro 90 misiead anyone
but feeling sure that this b. your one big
Opportunity 90 make o real bunch u
money we would ash that you investigate
this carefully ~ yuu gish 10 write o.
maae checks raynale "a Truft nerlr
ment " Fret National Rams ~ santa fe
and mail w
g o. POWELL. AGENT
MESA LEON OIL TRUST
suite 1O8. Combs Hotel Alhuqnrruu,
office open fNl Q g tn. every evening.
Advise a 70 Interested in acreage.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30

sewing machines. oil stoves. eas stoves
.snTss. oven. Also cabinet work. Phone
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30
FOR sALE-Automooiies

sALT-K.t5 Buick tonrinr car;
class eondltion. Bond Dillon
kTORs made and rensirad
psr.s Radiator SHOP, as n Fourth
caliand ss, will ssll far eash o.
for property. an East Cen
phone Tgf.w.
CARS, bought sold SD traded
desired, Mcintosh Auto Co,
Copper. Phon be2.
FVEY AUTO sPRis6S for All ears
3~sAfnnieed J. korber A Co. Alba
|sfqss n N.
sAvF pONkY on used parts and as
eensotiea. hAttFtlos and tifas. Parts
Tor REQ four. Chevrolet 400, S~tudebaker,
chsimers. Maxwell and oyeFland eighty.
hsintosh Auto Go. si W Copper
faR RALE-teal Ford sedaa HassleF
shoek a~hsnfbers, other cxtrs equip-
1eri iusi like new WIN trade your
IA ear or can arrange TERMS, hcintnth
/ uto Co. al W Copper.
ffANOTIREs CARRY the weight % your
air. Increase mileage Prevent
lnwauts ana punotnres It's 10 Yout
ltyaataee 10 insestigate. Broad~ay
fnklsalalng Warks, 22l North broadway
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FOR RENT-Room

FoR RtSr- Room. $40 81 Copper.
FOR RENT-Nieeiv furnished rpoms si5
pr month. so3 Norih Eighth ~
FOR RENT-Nioe sunny modern room
Vacant April . ia 3 walter
fOH REST-omee room. State Hotel
saw W Crntra Ave
FOR RENT-Tuo nice clean front houic
keeping rnoms i2lh North Thiri
fOR RENT sleeping room. also two
rurm apartment clean culufutiahia
ROOMS az reasonable rates. itTN North
rifst Hsuuetia Hotel
f0R KESr-Lisht Housekeeping rooms
also otnce rnoni 32th West Csniral
FOR KENT -Ffoni room gas BATH
phepe Well people No children.
FOR RENT-Tvo modern furnished
rooms IN private ihlnily for UEhi
housekeeping Inquire 500 North rhiri.
FOR HENT--Cumfartable rooms 81 ili
North walter opposite good hoasdins
house Phone iushW
FOR RENT-LArse front bedroom msgb
furnished. close in 70 tich so5 W
Gold
PoR REyTTwo rooms ioS ilsht house.
keeping. or rooms and board Phone
1908 Il.
FOR RENr-rvo sooms private home
good llcation near Robinson fafk
All convsnisnees gle N Ninth
FOR RENr-Screanqd porrhes, house
hseping spafimenis and rooms aloa
south Second street
FOR RkNT-wel furnished bed foou,
for rrniismaa only Hot Ard cold
mnning water Centrally iosntei No
sick ~ near sirk taken. Oh West Coat.
Phone iiu2 =
FOR RENT-sirlctly high class ruam
northeast and louth exposure soaih
vast sieepiuf porch private home best
residential district; gentleman preferred
no sirk Cell 90.
Use The Herald Want Ads
0uick. rnre results
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FoR RENT-Apartlneuts


FoR RkNr-Apaftment 2 roems and
sleeping pofch all furnished. sol
South Walter
ron RENr-Thfes-r room steam hsAisl
apartment and bath. AltugIsrqus
Hotel 21eh Narh second
FOR RENT-New high ciass Apartaenis
facing Highland PARK j. A. Hammond,
s2s fast Silver. rhoHe l522R
rOR kENT-farnishsd apartment usht
SA,sr sna hsa, Crane Apartments
FOR RENT-Hoomf Tor lIEht housskeep
Ing. a0T \ Third ~ Phone sG5-1.
FOR REST-rwo room furnished apart.
msnt, water, Light aud phone fur
nishrd. s23 south Third.
FOR RENT-tnmrnished apartment.
Cheap. Call Mckinley Land a Lum
bsr Co Telephane 100
TWO partly furnished rooms Tor light
housekeeping. lioH y second ~.
FOR REST-t.arse Tout room well
furnished in de.irahle part % town
reasonable rent $40 West Tiieras Ave,
FOR RENT Three rooms and slesplnr
porch. rgmgls,cly furnished. Corner
West Silver
WILL HEiarAsE 10 purchaser q furni.
tuTc elegunt apartment IN logiAnds
four rooms. hath. sleeping porch, steam
heat, DO; water, Phone la2s ",
FOR RENr Three room furnished apnf,.
meat steam heat. hot and cold vater
liThfs AMI telephone paid. tsih South
broadwas
ron RENT-rhreer room furnished apsFt.
he's and cold water, also 2 room furnishsd
apartment nice sunny front rooms Wa
ter paid On ear line Near SAINT
70 shops o south Third
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30
NEW YoRK COTTON
AuIsrAL

INV YORK. Mnrch 30.--For-
tign bar silver 50 q
Copper steady; e~iectroiytlc spot
and nearby t2hc; later i2&cm
Tin steady. spot and fu-
lures A290 90. Iron steady, un-
changed Lead steady. spot san
Nfso. Zinc quiet. East 81 louis
delivery spot t47u Anthony
quiet: suot SAYS.
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sAXAPHONFs Ann HONNs-New and
used Enis-Phone a02.J
GOLDEN PURITY BUTTER" fresh
cry Co.
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D WITH BOARD

Runt AND HOARD for tRo iu private
homo good cooking fur well PEG
pie sos Aenh tlsysnlh
" ALT f~tkNiHntb rooms and sleeping
porches With splendid board ior con
valescsnt1 rate f5j 90 monthly Phone
$40, Mrs Reed 500 south broadway
FOR RENT Room and board All new
beds. 5ig south Broadway Miss Audfa
Dow Ell Phone ieTiW
FIRST CLASS table board Rates by
day or week reasonable. Slt \ Third.
ROOM AND BoARD-disssed.in sleeping
porch Suitable for two southeast et'
pnsurc ia North Maple Phone 1850 VI
RESERVATIONS may now be had st
ST. JOHNS SANATORlUN tEpiseo-
pnll. Rates siT.5O 70 $4,000 per
week Includes rsivAte room with
sleeping porch. connected 20 bath and
toilet. Medical care. medicines. general
n%ursing. Excellent meals, tray service.
No extras. All rooms have steam heat,
hot and cold running water. Rev. W.
" zievier. Superintendent.
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IOuII,N

rign exchange steady CrnHf bri-
tain demand fAatl Cfhiei
H4HTh 60 DAY bills on banks
SAgi france dDmund HhHh
cables SN.ekh ttniy demand
sE.DA ,aHIo- So 100 Uclelum de-
mand ss.gG. cables s. 3th Ger
many domand gliAc. cnblcs slA @
Holland demand t84.eH. cable
.sgTfe Norway demand st7 TO
sweden demand s2b ~. Denmark
demand sllln switzerland uc-
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FOR sAI.E-Rlgby hIrytie' Inst claEs
Phone 100 ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30

WE PAY higheai prizes Tor rifles, shot
huns, pistols. Wnght'a Trading Post,
Fuurth and Gold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30
WV Ynnk

EEN YORK. March SO Gail
money easier. high az low AZ
ruling rate AZ closing bid & call
loans against a~cceptances 4. Time
loans strad5. co days a. 70 day.
4 t @ months az Va "a. Prime
mercantile paper az u y.
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LIBERTY noNDs

NEW YORK March Sold.
erty bonds closed AVS SOS 10.
first and second a., blank. nrsa
iaa SOS Co. second AVS sos 30.
third ~ S9943 fourth A.
SOS co Victory So 3. blank Vic.
tory sIs. StOO.Sg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30
FOR sALE-Misoenaneous

ron sALE1A pair Of heavy horse. "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-30
MARKETS
New York Stocks

NEW Npi+k MARCH .U Art.y.
huyirg ~ hiah grade rails and boz
dustr.als based un hutor ruruiuE
and Increased production featured
shu further rise OF prices lu Che
stock market today suIca spproA-
mated 1uu 600 shHtH. IHr CLOSE
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