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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1911.
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.Ni'iv York, bty 29. rnccrUinty as
to the outcome of the present condi-j
turns in the steel and iron trade and j
us to the decision ly the supreme j
court in the American Tobacco ease I
held the stock market In check today. I
The stock market moved slowly and
the amount of business fell off to
small proportions.
News of the day seemed to confirm
lliii belief that reduction of steel
prices had not stimulated business. At
Pittsburg It was said that the trade
was waiting for developments and
that consumers wtro not informed
that prices had reached their mini
mum. ChicitKO sent word that the
business of the western steel com
panies was no better. There were re
ports of further price reductions by
various concerns.
Moderate pressure was directed
against United States ttteel t the
opening of the market by traders who
sought to make capital from present
prospects. The stock gave way nearly
a point but the attack did not lead to
any appreciable amount of liquidation
nor did it cause material heaviness
ia th0 general market.
Among the active issues Union Pa
cific and the Krles were especially
strong. Changes elsewhere were for
the most part without significance,
the chief gains of the day being by
tho specialties. Canadian Pacific ad
vanced 8 1-.4 to 238 1-4, a high record.
The electric group of stocks and Pitts
burg Coal preferred displayed marked
strength. American Tobacco, com
mon, advanced more than 25 points on
tho "curb."
The outflow of gold to Canada con
tinues ag is to be expected in view of
the high rates for money obtainable
in the dominion and the almost low
record . figures prevailing in New
York on collateral loans. There was
forwarded to Canada from this center
today $2,250,000 gold. Closing stocks:
Allis Chalmers pfd ........... 82
Amalgamated Copper ""
American Agricultural f8
American Hoot Sugar
American Can 1 !''
American Car and Foundry ... 65
American Cotton Oil 51
American Hide and Leather pfd. 23Vi
American Ico Securities ....... 20 U
American Linseed Wi
American Locomotive . .. 40
American Smelting and Itefg. . . 0'i
do preferred 106la
American Steel Foundries 42
American Sugar Refining 120U
American Tel. and Tel 148
American Tobacco pfd. .1)1
American Woollen 33
Anaconda Mining Co 40
Atchison I13'
do preferred i03
Atlantic Coast Line ,.127',i
Dultiinore and Ohio - .106
llethlehem Steel ...... .32
Brooklyn Kapid Transit . . . . ... SO
Canadian Pacific 237
Central Leather ' 30
do preferred 102
Central of .New Jersey ...25H'284
Chesapeake and Ohio .. 82 H
Chicago and Alton 31
Chicago (Jrcat Western 21 14
do preferred 42
Chicago and North Western ....147
Chicago, Mil. 'and St. Paul Uii
C, C. C. and St. Louis 55(1) 60
Colorado Fuel und Iron ., S3H
Colorado and Southern 54 U
Consolidated (Jus 145
Corn Products 15 Vi
Delaware and Hudson 170
Denver and Hlo Urande ....... 30
do preferred 67 i
Distillers' Securities .18
Erie 3H
do 1st preferred 61 H
do 2d preferred 41H
Cicneral Electric 167,4
Great Northern pfd 120
(treat Northern Ore Ctfs 67 Va
Illinois Central 139
lntcrborou'h-llet 1$H
du preferred : ulVi
Inter-Harvester 125
Jnter-Murlne pfd : '17
International Paper . . . . Jl V.
International Pump 40 U
luwa Central 1
Kansas City Southern 34 H
do preferred 65,4
Laclede Gas 106
Louisville and Nashville .......142
Minneapolis and Ft. Louts 29
Minn., St. P. and Sault Ste. M..138H
Missouri, Kansas and Texas .... 34
do preferred 66 '
Missouri Pacific 50
National Biscuit 135
National Lead 60
NatT Uys. of Mexico 2d pfd.... 31
New York Central 107
New York, Ontario and Western 42
Norfolk and Western 107
North American "4
Northern Facific 128
Pacific Mall 25
Pennsylvania 131
People's Gas 105
Pittsburg, C. C. and St. Louis .. 92
Pittsburg Coal 22
Pressed Steel Car 35
Pullman Palace Car 161
Kailwav Steel Spring 33 '
Heading ....159
Iienubllc Steel 30
do preferred 94
lioek Island Co 32
do preferred 63
St. Louis and San Fran 2d pfd.. 42
St. Louis Southwestern 31
do preferred 68
Sloss Sheffield Steel and Iron.. 49
Houthern Pacific , . . .- 118
Southern Hallway 29
do preferred 67
Tennessee Copper 3S
Texas and Pacific 27
Toledo, St. Louis and West 22
do preferred 60
Fnlon Pacific 184
do preferred 91
1'nlted States Itealty 78
F lilted States Rubber 41
United States Steel 78
do preferred 118
''tab Copper . , 48
Virginia Carolina Chemical .... 60
Wabash 18
do preferred 37
Western Maryland .... 61
Westlushouse L'loctrlc 78
Western Union S2
Wheeling auj lke Kilo 4
Lehigh Vail
Total subs, 2S3.700 shares.
The bond market was irregular. To
tal sales, par value, $2,002,000.
United States bonds were unchang
ed. Boston Mining Stocks.
Alloues
Amalgamated Copper
Am. Zinc, Lead and Sm
Arizona Commcrcla!
Atlantic
Bos. and Corb Cop. and S1I. Mg.
llutte Coalition
Calumet und Arizona
Calumet and Heela
Centennial
31
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Copper Jtange Con. Co,
East Hutle Cop Mine
5"
Franklin
Giroux Consolidated
Grunby Consolidated
Greene Cananea .........
Isle lloyalle (Copper
Kerr Lake
I.ake Copper
La Salle Copper
Miami Copper
Mohawk t
Nevada Consolidated ....
Nipissing Mines
North Butte
North Lako
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrott Silver and Cop.)
Qulucy
Shannon
Superior
Superior and Boston Min.
Superior and Pitts Cop . .
Tamarack
U. S. Sm. Hef. and Min..
do preferred
Utah Consolidated
Utah Copper Co
Winona (asked) ,. . .
Wolverine
Chicago Board of Trade.
Chicago, May 29. Violent upward
leaps of tho May wheat price today
resulted from the. timidity of smu'ier
shorts. A group of such traders to ing
to escape a possible squeeze at the end
of the month became bo alarmed that
they bid as high as $1.03 1-8 a bushel
before they could obtain property
which sold Snturday at 99 3-4c. New
crop months, however, were weak an 1
closed at a net loss of 3-4 7-3 to 1-.;.
Corn finished with a decline of l-'Jfii
2 l-8c; oats off 1-4 Si) 3-8 to l-2c, and
provisions unchanged to 7 l-2c down.
May wheat held stubbornly near the
top point of the session, final s.i!es
being at $1.03, a net advance of 3
l-4c.
July wheat ranged from 88 1-2 to
89 l-8c and closed 3-47-Sc doA-ri at
88 3-4c. .. . t , : ' '
Ilalny weather and large consign
ments' made corn weak. May going at
one tim0 2 l-4e muter the closo of
Saturday; July fluctuated between 52
7-8 and 53 l-2c, and in the end was
52 7-8S53C, a net decline of 7-8fale.
(.'ash grades were weak. No. 2 yellow
finished at 53 3-454c.
Oood crop reports turned oats down
ward. July varied from 35 1-8 to 35
6-8c and closed 3-8W l-2c off at 35
3-8c.
Prospects of a heavier run of ho;;s
this week brought about an easy feel
ing in provisions. When the pit was
cleared pork was C to 7 l-2c lower;
lard unchanged to 10c off. and ribs
the same as Saturday night, to 7 l-2c
decline.
St. Louis Wool.
St, Louis, May 29. Wool, uiicliang
od; medium grades, combing and
clothing, 6ira18c; light, line, 15'u lUc;
heavy, fine, 12 14c; tub washed, 16
2 8c.
Xew York Exchange.
Chicago, Alay 29 Exchange on New
20c premium.
The Metal Markets
New York, .May 29. .Standard cop
per dull; spot, May. Juno. July utd
A.im.st tl i.70i' 12.00. London steady;
spot, 55; futures, 55, 12s. 6d. Custom
house returns snow exports ui i-uim
so far this month of 23,926 tons; lake
copper, $12.25falZ.u; eiectroiyuc,
$12.12 1-2W12.37 1-z; casting, an.oi
1-213.1$ .1-2-
Lead, dull: $1.40 4.50 New York;
$4.20 4.25 East St. Louis. London,
13. is. 3d.
Spelter, dull; $5.8. 0 5.40 New
York!' $5.20W5.S5 East St I.ouls.
London, 24, 10s.
Antimony, Cookson's, $9.004r.2!.
Silver, 53 1-8; Mexican dollars, 432.
" St. ots WW
St. Louis. May 29. Lead, lower;
$4.20. Spelter, weak; $5.20.
The Livestock Markets.
Kansas City Livestock.
Kansas City. May . Cattle Tie
ceipts, 14,000; market steady to 10c
lower. Native fteers. $5.25(u 6.15;
.xiih.n afr.era 1 4.35 fit 5.601 southern
cows and heifers. $3.00 fi 4.50; native!
cows and heifers. $3.00 .; stncn
ers and feeders, $4.75 ii 5.65; bulls.
$4.O0(m5.5O; calves, $4.500 5.73; west
ern steers. $4.75(ff 5.90; western cows,
$3.00fr5.O0.
Hogg Receipts, 11,000; market
steadv. Hulk of sales, S.00r 6.10:
heavv, $5.95ii 6.05; puckers and
butchers, $6.006.10; light, $.00r,i 6..
15. ,
Sheep Keceipts. 13.000; market
in i,nv,.r fnitons. 14.0O(&8 00; lambs
$.00 7.25; fed wethers and yearlings
$4.25 '6.00; fed western ewes, $l,00fr
4.50.
Cldittgo Mve fctock.
Chicago, May 29. Cattle lleeelpls,
22,000; market slow nnd steady.
Iieevts, $6.15(6.40; Texas steers. $4.
605.55; western steers, $ 4 . (' 0 fit 5.40;
stockers and feeders, $3.90(5.70;
cows and heifers, $2.40V5.7fi; calves,
$5. 20 'is 7.75.
IIcirs Ueeelpts. SS.OtHi; market
slow. Light. $.'i.S0H.2fl; mixed, $5.
Suiff6.li;; h-.tjvy, $5,S0t6.o7 1-2;
IF
FOR SALE
$5500 2-story modern brick; liune
mcnt, furnace heat; 2 blocks trom
Central in Highlands; 8 rooms, hall,
sleeping porches; one block from car
line.
$5000 7 -room brick, east front;
strictly modem; good barn, etc; lot 75
X142 feet; on car line In Fourth ward.
Terms.
$630.00 Two corner lots, 50x142;
south front, Perea addition; with
three room house and outbuildings.
Lots alone are worth this price.
$21no Good four-room cottage,
modern and newly paLnted. Fourth
ward; east front; easy terms.
$3650 6-room modern pressed
brick; gas, etc; corner lot, east front;
Highlands, close. In, on ear line.
$630 60x142 on West Silver avc.
This price should cell this lot tpiiek.
$4800 Improved ranch, 18 acres,
6-room house, screen porches, out
buildings, cellar, chicken yard; 6 acres
alfalfa; 110 young fruit trees, all bear
ing; land all under cultivation; on two
main ditches; two miles from city on
Fourth street.
$3500 6-room modern brick, High
lands, close to Central; 50 ft. lot,
walks, Bcreen porches, cellar. Cash
or terms.
JOIIX M. SIOOI5E TIEALTY a).
F1KK INSl llAXCK, KKAL ESTATE,
LOANS AND AHSTHACTS.
114 Went tlold Ave. 1'houe 10.
rough, $5.0(-!'5.80; good to choice,
heavy, $5.80Si 6.07 1-2; pigs, $5.S05i
6.15- bulk of gales. $6.00 ft 6.10.
Sheep Receipts, 25.000; market
weak, dative, $3.50(ji 4.U0; westerns,
$3.76 5.10; yearlings, $4.75 6.85;
lambs, native, $4.75 (5 6.85; western,
$5.757.10.
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(Yaqui Indian, in Attempt on Life
Of Mistress, Fires Deadly
Shot Into Body of Wrong
Woman,
Prcscott. Ariz., May 29. Friday
morning at 1:30 o'clock, at Hillside
Station, on tlm S. F., P. & P. railroad,
a dastardly attempt at assassination
was made by a Yaqui Imlim, with his
mistress vt ths intended victim, but
which unfortunately resulted In an In
nocent woman receiving wounds that
nro believed to be fatal. Tho shooter
Is named Louis A I bare, and his vie.
tlm Is Mrs. K. liodriguez, who, with
her husband, has been residing at that
place, where he has been employed on
the railroad section gang. That the
would-be murdered had carefully lalo
his plans for tho wilful destruction of
the life of li's mistress, appears from
tho statement made last evening by
Hodrlguet, in substance, as follows:
Albarez was rejected by tho woman
Willi,, both were residing at Kore
pnutrh, on the A. & C. railroad, and
about two weeks ago who left him,
coming to Hillside, whore she was
furnished shelter by Mrs. Rodriguez.
Sho Informed her husband that they
were not married, and she was cared
for until work could bo secured. As
certaining where the woman xitvs lo
cated, Albaress adopted the dark of
tho night to accomplish his object.
With a companion he came to tho
station nnd was informed that tho
woman was In a certain room of the
building. He entered the room, aurt
without any warning, raised bis Win
chester to his shoulder and fired at
the sleeping form in thu bed, shoot
ing twice, as (piick as a flash, and
within a few feet of Mrs, ltodriguc.
Ho then retreated Into the d irk, and
has evidently made his escipe. The
awful deed was instantly realized by
Mr. Podrlguee who jumped to hi
feet and was in a dazed condition
for several minutes afterward, until
the motive was made known. Hus
hand and wlfo were asleep In the
same bed, and it Is supposed Al
bare mistook ono of the two forms
In the bed as the one of his former
mistress. The Jntended victim, how
ever, was in another part of the
building, and was immediately In the
room after the assassin left. She
reullzart what the motive was, and
gave the alarm which attracted the
neighbors to the scene,
i An examination of the wounds In
flicted on Mrs. Kodriguez shows that
one bullet passed through her left
chest and penetrated tho lung, com
ing out through the back. The other
bullet entered her left shoulder. In
flicting an ugly but not dangerous
wound. The rifle used by Alhirer wns
of ,44 calibre. Jt Is believed that tlm
woman is mortally wounded and In
order to afford her every comfort and
surgical attention possible, she was
brouRht to tho city yesterday after
noon, accompanied by her husband.
, Albarei, It Is believed, is being
shielded bv friends, for since ho at.
tempted to kill the woman, not n
trace of his whereabouts has been
learned. Deputy Sheriffs Joo Young
and Ed. Tovera are searching for him,
and bis capture, it Is believed, will be
CHIEF ELECTRICIAN OF
ARIZONA POWER COMPANY
KILLED BY ELECTROCUTION
Prescult. Ariz.. Mav 29. Melbourne
A. lilxsby. chief electrician of the
Arizona Power company, was acci
dentally killed, last nli-bl ut 6;50
o'clock, at 111., siib-ytitiim pi. nit In
West Prcscott, when a current of dec.
triclty. cslliiiiitiiil at 4ii,000 volts, pnsi
od through his body, death - resulting
Instantly. An near as can be b-aitierl
the sud affair was occ-ihIoiuuI by up
fin really a moment of carclesnnoss on
the pst't of thli usually careful oper-
MURDER
IN YAVAPAI
iraai w am: (Loiuirrais
YOU HAVE A WANT TELL IT THROUGH THE JOURNAL
FERSONAL PROPERTY LOAN?
MO.NfcY TO LOAM.
Oa Purnttur. Flam Orni.ni, Hera.
Wif o od cither l"h(te!, i.to on RtlarlM
nd WiratiijUM Hclpn. u low n 1 10 ou and
hlrftl 1150.00. Lot oi r quick I; mad
and airlctlr prlvat. Tltua or munth to
na rr given, enodt tu rmln id joar
poaatwiun. Our rataa ar rraaonabt. Call
and aa ua betor borrowing. Staamihlp
Upkaia to and from all parte of tha world.
IHM HUIHEUOIO LOAN
avma ami t, 4) rant Blag,
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FOR SALE
$2100 5-room brick, bath, cement
walk, corner lot. Highlands, close in;
$700 cash, balance 8 per cent.
$50(1 3-room frame, lot 60x142, B.
Arno st.; good well.
$2700 6-room double brick, High- I
lands, close in; Tent $J0; $ . 00 cash,
balance 8 per cent.
4000 5-room bungalow, modern,
furnace, sidewalks, lawn, trees, North
12th st.
$2000- t -room brick, modern
lawn, trees, corner lot, Fourth ward
$3650 6-room' brick, well built
hot water heat, corner lot, on car Un
$1500 cash, balance 8 per cent.
I3J00 6-room brick, modern,
hardwood floors, a nice home; High
lands. $900 4 -room frame, large lot,
shade, near shops; terms.
MOXE TO LOAX.
FIKE INSURANCE.
A. FLEISCHER
III South Fnnrth Stree
Prions 7I. Next to Ne-v rostofflo
$1.25 PEH VVOHD Inserts cmaslfler
ads. in 36 leading papers Id tri
ll. S. Bend for list. Th Oak Ad
vertislng Agency, 432 S. Main St., Lot
Angeles, or 12 Oeary St.. dan Fran
elscn
t'OH itKNT Furnisher rooms; also
for light housekeeping. 820 South
Third.
B'OH KENT Nicely furnisucd house
on West Ttjents ave.. after June 1,
no Invalids. Inquire, ut 115 W. Central
nhone' 84 5.
'PARCEL: DELIVERY"
WANTED Parcels to deliver. Two
years in the businens. Two wagons
Albuquerque Parcel -Delivery. - Phone
f-'-:--- '
WANTED Saiesmnn" Agents
WANTED AT ll.Nl'K-A few live,
wide awake ngents to represent the
world's largest Accident and Health
Insurance Company n New Mexico
and Arizona. .Splendid commissions
and excellent contracts, to right par
ties. A few exeluiilTO contracts open
In eight of the Jilrf ."at towns, for ex
perienced agents V.hn arc responslbl
Apply - imrni diately, to Continental
Casualty Company, lama Htrkkter
Hullding. Albuquerque, X. M. A. W
Hikker, Jr., niunagct.
WANTED--Rooms
W ANTE I )i Th rce . ,u'. more light
houseko-ing ro-i)kr for summer,
No childrttn and no.siek. Address 7..
X. csre Journal. '
WANTED Real Estate
WANTED A four or five room house
on easy payments, closo In. State lo
cation. No agents or fancy prices, P.
O. Tb.x 87.
JVIESNGEIr
yuItn?7ATTcTin71clvery and Mess
engers. Phones 501-502. Prompt
service.
LOST
LOST Hreast cellar
traces. Phone 671.
mid
W. J
pair of
Hyde.
1.U.ST On Monday evening lit 7 p. m.
on or near South liroadwuy, a black
hand-bag roiibiinlng money, keys and
loiters, Letters addressed to P. U. Dux
309 or 695. Leave at Morning Jour
nal office. Howard.
ator. llJ ascntuliil the top of the
building, with llury Kmlth, his as
sistant, to perforin some work on the
lightning arresters " top of tho sub
station, Hnd was preparing to recharge
the set thut had been out of comtnla
slon since the line trouble) of Thurs
day. Ho had In lils hand at thu time,
a few feet of wire to make the desir
ed connection between the two arrest
ers, and it in supposed that one end of
the tiiro came In contact with the live
sldo of the arrester, when the henvy
voltage entered his body. Immediate
ly after tlie contact ho dropped to tho
roof, a corpse. An examination of
body pliowed tlmt lie was burned on
both hands, while Ills feet also show
ed that tho current reached them,
scorching his stockings. Around lib'
neck were, bonis plainly Indicating
that every portion of bis body receiv
ed the awful impact of the terrific
voltage.
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RESIGNATION OF MAYOR
Oklahoma Cllv, oklii,, M iy 29.
Following a meeting ben. today nioro
than 1,000 men marched to thf city
hall and domninlcd the resignation of
Mayor I-nckey, who, with the city
council has refused t- vacate his oftb-j
In fnvor of the net. ly elected mayor
and thfi ,-lty eoimnlfHoiiors.
A message from Whit M. (Iriilit. the
succefisfiil mayoralty t (iliiliilate In the
recent election ni-kiiig the crowd '
await the tlccihien of t lie courts,
brought an end b the disturbance.
Hot-nil Petition Kt-cnlleil.
Pittsburg, Kim., May '29. Petition.--rturted
hist week l"i' tin- rec-tll f
M.I) or A. ('. Onivcs were cancelled to
ilny V hen the mayor promised to ilis
t harg,. (he new police force and tip
point a- 0'.w civil service commission.
The ro, tulHsloiv-rs were Inrlinled In
the recull pelllluii.i and they today
concurred i . the major's decision l-i
meot thu don uini.t upon him.
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Look Well
at This
S-room modern house, east
front, fine lnuu and tree; good
location; lot worth $1000;
would cost $3000 to build the
house; owner must leave and
this is u snap for $2500. Como
quick.
F1HK lNSt'llAXCi:
LOANS
Portcrficld Company f
218 W est Gold.
.4.4.4.4-44"t---4"l-M"l"(-'l-t"l-ff4-4-l-(
(Ull KENT saoliar) ul modern
rooms Hlo Grande, til W. Central
Fd H KENT Nicety furnished rooms
ell modern. No sick taken, 603 1-2
West Central.
FOU KENT Nice furnished front
room In private family. No sick. 723
W. Cupper Ave.
FURNISHED rooms for reiitf no fctcK
taken. 522 Wost U-ad ave.
FOR RENT To lady employed nice
ly furnished front room with large
closet in modern home. No other
roomers and no children. Phone 1530,
502 N. Fourth St. - '
FOR RENT Kooins and Unlit house
keeping rooms; modern. Westmin
ster. lull KENT Rooms lor housekeep
ing. Cull at revr of 524 West Cen
tral avenue.
FOHllEVr Cool", well ventilated
rooms, special rates for summer,
by week or month. Hotel Cralge, New
management. C. V. Alspach, prop,
FOR KENT Furnished rooms by
day, week or month; also for light
housekeeping. Modern; near cur lino.
305 N. H road way.
WANTED Competent girl for gen
eral housework and cooking. Apply
623 W, Copper.
WANTED At once, competent wo
man for general housework. Apply
212 W. Coal Ave.
WANTED A dining room Kr, Apply
at Home Restaurant, No. 205 West
Hold Ave.
WANTED (Jill to du general house
work, two In family. Cull ut 611 East
Central upstairs.
WANTED Competent dressmaker
and fitter fir good lz country
store; several months' work walling
and permanent position if work Manu
factory. Salary or piece work as pre
ferred. Address llox 144, care Morn
lllg Jotll'lllll.
HELP WANTED Male
WANTED A man lor general dairy
work, 11102 N. 4th.
MEN WANTDD APPLY 521 N.
MXOM.
1 track foreman, (150.00 a mouth.
Knowledge of Spnnlhh preferred.
2 A I mill weights, $4.00 per day.
4 lumber graders, tl.OO per day,
2 commissary clerks, $75.00 per
month to start. Knowledge of Span-l.-li
preferred.
3 timekeepers, $75.00 per month to
start. Knowledge of Spanish preferred.
.'I idgeineli, 4.00 per day.
2 Tillers, siii-Ii and door men, $3.50
per day.
COLBURN'S EMPLOYMENT
210 W. Silver Phone 354
WANTED -At nine, stable mall, la
bc rers and bouse carpenters.
FOR SALE Lives:TocV, poultry
FOR HALE Two hundred oung
laying hens; spring chickens: and
heng with baby chicks, lllghlund
Livery Stable. 112 ,lohnsSt.
l-'Olt SALE, CHEAP I span match
ed ponies, color black; also harness
and trap. Phone 111. 415 H. Illc;li
St. ,
FOR SALE tilt '1'RADE "-it horses,
harness, wagon for furniture; one
Is u splendid saddle, pony. 405 Mouth
Fi rst St.
FOR SALE Team, camp wagon
and harness. 200 North Uroiid
wny. Pence Wagon Yard.
FOR SALE K.gus, from the finest
chickens In town, Huff Leghorns
and Rhode Islnnd Reds, $1,00 per 16
eggs; If shipped, (1.50 per 15 eggs.
J. V. Allfr, 102S, N. Sth St., Albu
querque, N. M. Eggs delivered.
WANTED Position by Al saleswo
man. A, H. C earn Journal.
There are two Airdomn Hcket.i (it
JouriVil for C. L. Fllnn, H. 3rd.
Call today.
PRACTICAL Nl'RSE Phone 1257.
TAILORING AND CLEANING
The'frMiptjrytlve 'i' llors," exper
ienced tailors and cleaners, 204 S, 3d
St., near Cold ave., tailoring, cleaning
nd pressing at reesoneble rates.
'"WANTED MisfJenaneouiT"
WAITED :i-a?i cotton ra at ,c
pounit st the jtiirnniorriee.
WANTEI" - (b ntle horse, about 00
lbs. 1 Ifi N tit li St.
'ANTED - -i .it ti ii tl v to do nl home or
will xo mil by the (lay. Call or ad
dress N00 N, Mil stL
WANTE' A loan on' oml Imimiios
properly, $IJ.noti. i'. o. Hox i:.
Albmiio-rqiie, N. M.
WX.NfllD Vu'ng man and wile lo
oci'itpy 4-roto modern bouse dur
l ig sumipei niuuths. Call in Hi 4 S.
Eilith !.
i'ASTl'RE your tinrses wheln oil
can see them every dHy. Apply In
A, Chauvin, 114 bouth Third.
.ST0RAGE
WANTED Pianos, household goods,
etc., stored safely at reasonable
rstes. Advances made. Phone 640.
The Security Warehouse and Improve
ment Co. Offices, rooms S and 4.
Grant block. Third street soil Cen
tral svenu.
JFOR SALEReal Estatt
ILL TIDI
20 a r.-s guild land mostly In alfalfa,
with two ItnuK.-H anil outbuildings,
lll trail, t,ir cltv property.
Mct l l (;il DI XTKK.
319 West Central.
Fol; SALt' Fuiir-rooin cottage with
itty water and stone foundation, on
50 foot corner lot. Price. 0S5. It Is
seldom a chance to own as good a
homo at ns low a price Is offered,
llctter grusp this opportunity while
you liiuv. Today is tbo time.
HlNSAUK.Ktf TIIWTON.
201 (intil Ave.
l'o: SALE New house In best resi
dence section; no cash; straight
mouthy payments.
FOR RENT New "-room house on
North K'lh St.
Three choice housekeeping rooms
on W, Central.
HOME REALTY CO.
Phono 1002 103 XV. Cent nil
"puujo iaxi sc'isir.
Scrip will puss title to government
land without settlement, residence or
cultivation. Title to unsurveyed land
cannot be procured In any other
manner. Uy use of scrip costly, tn
dlous nnd dangerous contests may be
averted. Wrlk today for full partic
ulars. Fen S, Hlldreth, 211) Flem
ing building, Phoenix, Ariz.
FOR SALE Finest 20-acre ranch in
1 Hlo (.irunde valley, one mile west of
bridge on mult) ditch; brand new
concrete block house with large
screened sleeping back porch; good,
big barn, chicken house, adobe milk
house, etc. Ten acres 111 oats nnd al
falfa and ten acres In beans, sugar
corn, cantaloupes, watermelons, gar
den truck and cane, all growing nl
ly. This Is one of the best ranches
and finest location near the city. In
American noUhborhood. All '-ropi
go with the deal. See owner, H, A,
Kelsev, on premises, or C. K. Kelscy.
room "lS Whiting lildg. Phone 1171.
" FOR SALE--Misceiianeous
FtMrrTY"TKTNTTTr"iso(Hl wines for
family use cull C. A. Gmnile. Phone
702. orders delivered to any house
tn city, prices niooeiuie
j 7 0.00 dTaMOND iTng tor sale fot
45. Address E. F., care .Touriml,
FOR SALE Secoud-haiiii bicycle,
MxlO tcut 60', N,2d rit:
FOU HALE Hoarding and rooming
house;' good proposition. i07 H.o.
2nd St. '
FOR RENT Owellinqs
FOR RENT 5-room completely fur
nlshetl house, gas range, bath, mod
ern, 4 blocks from postofflcc. Inquire
.10 W. Central nviv
FOR RENT 5-room house, furnish-
til. Apply 207 W. tiold avenue;
Tht'niarottvi7 Pastime tlek.-is ut
Journal for N. Urcen, 415 N. Dili.
Cull today.
FOR RENT Two-room furnished
cottago, with sleeping porch; $H per
moiith. Apply 310 8. Walter.
FOR RENT Furnished, 7-room
brick, modern, -104 South Drond-
wsy, W. P. Meteaif, 321 Hold ve.
Fol t 1 ! E N T A ft erJ uiu' ITt'lm store
room occupied by F. ll. Pratt's gro
cery ou Second street. Apply to K.
L M. tiler
FoR REXT Furnished home: very
reasonable. Inquire at 114 S. Sev
enth St., or photic 1 170.
FOU Jtl.NT.
$20.00 5-room brick, one block
from Central Highlands.
$25.011 7-room modern brick,
Highlands, close in.
$30. (mi S-room modern, on West
Slhcr; lawn, screen, porch, etc.
JOHN M. MOOHF REALTY CO.
211 W. t.ol.l Ate.
FOR RENT Foui -room newly fur
nished brick; bath, itas raiiKo; mod
ern. Inquire The Leader, 311 West
Central.
FOR RENT Collates. 2 to 6 rooms,
furnished or unfurnished. Apply
W- Y; Fulrt-lle. 510K' HecoilJ fc'l.
FOR. HRNT New tlileo-rooin cot
tittfe. furnished; sleeping porch; on
cm- line. Enquire 12N S. Edith.
FOR It KNT 1 00 f N4 1 hs""5ro7i"i
modern brick collage; screened und
shaded porches; apple trees, rrtiiKc
connected, window shinies, water
paid; $22.50 per month. Inquire Otto
DieckiTiun or Mrs. H. H. Tllton, 1015
N. 4th st.
DAILY MAIL SERVICE ANn HTA(tK
For the famous Hot Sprlntta of Jemn,
N. M. Leaves Albuquerque P. O.
every rooming; at 6 n. in. Tickets solit
nt A'nlo Pros, H07 North Klrwt etree
flAVrxa GARCIA, Proprietor and
Mall Contractor. F. O. Hot 64. 1301
flout h Arno street '
fHE WM. FARM COMPANY
Wholesale and retell dealers In Fresh
and Salt Meats, Sausages a Specialty
For cattle and hogs the biggest mar
ket prices ere paid.
for'sale furniVurf"
For HALE New" rurnlluro for tbree
roorn house; cheap If taken nt once,
('ail iiiornltics, 417 N. Seventh.
I'O R S A I, K ( i'ol". I eiM lii'k i I r. shc r,bii by
' currlugo, btiso butttei-, air blast
beiitei- ;a u good collodion. H-J
W, Marquette, 1'bone I HIT-.
FOR HALE Very cheap, new rniiHe,
kitchen cabinet, sewing machine,
owner leaving town. 210 S. tith Kt.
Phone H.'tl.
HOUSE CLEANING
FOR general iiotiNo-clcaulug anil
stove repairing, call phono 770. J
II. AleMitiiler, 517 W. Sliver live.
CARPENTERS
( 'arpenler.
M. ,). Walker.
Cull phone I'JIU,
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS
H. W. D. bKXAN
AttorBy-at-l4tir,
Office In First National Hank Built
in. Albuquerque, N. M
JOllif W. W1L80N
Attorney-at-Ijiw.
Rooms 15-17-19 Cromwell Bid.
Res. Phon 1467. Office Phone 1171
(ilX)K(.lj; 6. KMiCR
Attorney.
Reoms 8-. Ptera Block.
Albuquerque.
American Snretjr Bonds.
DENTISTS
DR. J. E. KRAFT
Dental Surgeon.
Rooms 1-8. Harnett HulHsnf. Phoes
T4 4 A"P'ttnmenfs nutria tw mall
PHYSfCjUWS A ND SURG EONS
JOIIX J. MOKAX, M. D.
' Plume MET.
Rooms il nnd 2.1 Harnett nuflrlliut
bit. CHAN. A. FRANK
lr, Nose, Throat and Lungs,
Harnett Hldg, Phono 1071
aia mT cTievaiiXTkk, m. t
Practlco limited to Diseases of
Women and Obstetrics. Consulta
tions: g to 1A a. m., 1 to 3:30 p. m.
619 West Oold Ave. Phone 34 2,
A. U. SHORT EL, M. D
Practice Limited to
Tuberculoid.
Hours: 10 to It.
Room H-B-ln fHnf Nat'l. Wank
IIi7 HOni RT SMART Ttihcrt-iilosls
ltlMlllia 1 mill Whillil.r It.ill.ll.iCT
Hours! Ill (o I nml 2 to i Tel. 9IH.
JOHN S. MASON, M. D.
DKoasos of Women
Suite II. (;nmt Itlock
unit Cblldren.
Phono IDS.
SOLOMON L, m i;TO M.l.
Pliwlclnu and Suraeoil.
Suite 9, Burnett nuig.
)R.oiarij;s Ki:r.sirv "
Dentist.
Whiting Rlil-;., Albuquerque.
V. G. Ml DK.CII, M. I). .
SiM-clniist Myc, i:ur, Nose and Throat.
OFI'ICF W1UTIXO HIX1CK
ARTHUR WALKER
i-iro liiNiiruncc, StHTctnry Sltittml
lliillillng Association. Phono 595,
2l7!a West Central Avenue.
AUCTIONEERS
J. M. KOI. 1,1;
Hondcd Auctloiieor.
Ill West Hold Ave.
Sales' of Furniture, Slocks, Real
f lstnte, In or out of town, EUper
leiicwl. PlgmNt returns.
W. A. G0FF
CARPET CLEANING
Phone 568
205 E. Central Ave.
Advertisers: Tho fcront slate ot
North Dakota offers unlimited oppor
portunlties for business to classified
advertisers. The rocognlited adver
tising medium la tho Fnrgo Dally
and Sunday Courier-News, the only
seven day paper tn tho stato and the
paper which rnrrlcs the largest
amount of classified advertising. The
Courier-News covers North DakoU
IIUo a blanket; reaching all parts of
th0 statu the tlnv of publication; It IS
tho puper to ubij In order to get re
sults; rates ono cent per word flrtt
Insertion, onn-h ilf cent per word suc
ceeding Insertion; fifty cents per line
per month. Address Tho Courier
News. Fnrgo, N. D
B ALDRI D G E
Lumber Company.
Paints, Glass, Cement, . Roof
ing and Builder's supplies.
Hudson for Signs
Wall Paper
HUDSON Fwrth
for PIcturt Street and
Frame. Copper Avt
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I I INtso Trains
K0!). Mes. Kx 11:1(1
81 b f:l 1'aso I'ass. 8:Jf
810, Kan. City Chi. 1:05s.
816. Kan. City & Cht. :!5p
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