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REDUCTION IN wonx on wAers.
n rrnn IN which Mr.. CLEVELAND ., SAID ID
ne n STOCK hotder Closed.

ANsor1A. Conn. Aug. 8-The Beach Manu-
| featuring Company. Beacon Falls. owned By
Charles NJ. Beach OF Hartford. employing 100
hands. began yesterday to run three days q
| week. The company owns all the houses and
has reduced rents one-halt
BURLINGTON. Vt. Aug. 8. - The woollen.
merino and cotton mills In winooski and this
city have shut down until Sept. 4. and longer
II business does not improve. The cotton mill
has on hand 10000 pieces OF print cloth. for
which there IL no market except at price be-
low the cost Of manufacture. About $50 peo-
pie are out OF work.
INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 6-Congressmnn G. G..
Conn OF the Thirteenth district yesterday closed
his musical instrument factory at Elkhart,
the largest OF the kind in the world. ANNOUNCE
ing that It would remain closed four weeks
or longer II the financial stringency continues.
Mr.. Conn several years ago put his factories
on a profit sharinR basis. Two years ago
$1,000 were divided among his men. and last
year he distributed S14, 900. One thousand
w be ssGyG oas large organ
factory Of Congressman Cornish has shut
o wing 81 SS Tx sod
RUTLAND. VT. Aug. IA reduction of 10 per
emPioyess q the True Blue Marble Company
WALT1AM. mhSs.s aug. o. a T6uuCtlOn rang
ing from to 80 per cent has been made In
the wages Of the employees of all departments
in the american watch factory.
PRovTDENCE, r.. l., Aug. S.-The Gregory
wool mill at Wexford has shut down for at
least two weeks Al the large mills in the
New BEDFORD. Aug. S-The leather manu.
factory OF Job Wade has shut down for two or
three weeks. This Is tho first time 1t has been
idle In many years.
ApPI.E Wis. Aug. a-The mammoth sui
phite fibre pulp mill OF tho Manufacturing In
AZ ~ n which preaidenf GIeya-
land, Dan Lam ont, and Don NJ; Dickinson are
stockholders, has shut down. II Is said that
work will be resumed in two weeks. The mill
employs 100 persons, The paper mill and two
pulp mills OF the Atlas Company have also
shut down.
AMSTERDAM, n. Y. Aug. 2-The rug factory
OF Howgate, McClary q Co. at Rockton has
closed. and nearly 200 persons are thrown out
OF work indefinitely.
PouoHKEEpsIn, Aug. a.-The shirt and wool
trousers manuiactpry Of Hull Co. one of the
most important Industries in this city. en-
poyine several hundred women operatives
with a hitherto steady weekly pay roll OF
$1,000, and working on full time. has been
compelled to go on half time.
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THE THOUSAND ISLANDS
Canadians Protest Against Putting Thenl
Up Mt Auction.

MONTREAL. Aug S-The action OF the Cana
dian Government IN offering large number OF
the beautiful Thousand Islands In the ST. Law
renee for sale by auction has raised regular
storm OF protest. The Thousand Islands has
for many years been q famous summer resort
for rich Americans. Tho islands were oriei-
nally granted as o reserve to the Mississaqua
Indiana Some twenty-five years ago this
tribe transferred the property to the Govern.
mont to hold In trust for them. and in duo time
dispose OF It for their benefit Some Of the
most beautiful Of the islands have already
been sold to rich Americans. and during the
last twenty years millions Of dollars have been
spent In iPp ,I and budings.
first to discover the Beauty Of the oh is H
visited MI. Pullman at his then whitewashed
hut the Thousand Islands were com paratively
unknown. To-day the hut Of 1872 is replaced
by magnificent stone castle in which Mr..
Pullman entertains his friends during tho
Many Of the adjacent islands. have been
bought 6y Americans ,a and transformed int9
Greatly Increased IN value. S9bby fsl sSs
purchased for siSo6o Il H. Warner ere Of fro ROOM r.
which cost him only $50. Many any b M,o I
Chicago. and Cleveland people have built sum-
me- homes sRs o IN the islands costing from slo
The total number Of islands advertised for
sale by the Canadian Government is 67S aver
aging one acre each. The islands run from
in price from $50 to $1,000. The majority Of
the islands are from one to two acres. while
The majority Of the Canadian papers con-
denim the sale OF the islands. and SUBSCRIBING
bidder they should be acquired by the Cana.
dim Government and trnnsiormed into nat
ural park. Since the islands have been offered
for sale n large mum Der Of applications for in.
formation have been received from American
citizens. and this fact seems to be troubling
the Tory papers a good DEAL and they are
loudest In their protest against the sale OF the
islands.
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rAnroUs nAxx 1RouB1Es.
Oue Suspension In west Observation-Disclosures
Houre Gertinontes In PtttsburEh.

wEIIsBuno, W. Va. Aug. 8-The Bank Of
| wellsbure. owned by Samuel George. closed
Its doors this morning The bank has assets
| OF $500 900 and liabilities Of $4,000 Runs
were made on other banks here.
INDIANAPoLIe Ind. Aug. "A representa-
tive OF tho Indianapolis National Bank yester-
day filed in the Recorders ofice four mort
cages to the bank. given to secure loans made
by the bank. The instruments were ohattel
mortgage to the Indiana Glue Works on its
plant for S37.79a10, a chattel mortgage
to tho Indianapolis Curled Hair Works
for $4,000. mortgage by James 4
II. +. Stephens, doing business as the
New Independent Ice Company, for $1,000 TO
secure nine notes executed between June 1
and July 81. and mortgage by I. B. HauRhey.
President Of the bank. and wife for $40. 700.
covering sll the real estate owned By him. in.
works. and cnried hair works. are control eddy
Schuyler C. Haughey, son OF the, President
io osn 70 Re S ssssa ss
this. sum was therefore, above the 10 per cent.
mites Of the Pittsburgh Clearing House Hsso.
ing House loan certificates. tho majority ofthe
nineteen banks composing the association
Se tS spected viii not
only relieve the financial depression; which
has less .S Ss in T
they msy sSwsrs n az
having Increased about IS per cent The, loan
ing ing Is V per cent. Of their face value w
CIScISSAT1, Aug. a -. was a heasyy
liberal calls mado by the whiskey mem for the
payment OF taxas. II is said that nearly 800;
goo in sprrenSy was tsken out Of the 9G al
used to take tho Now York banks EXCHANGE
for currency. and as q consequence New York
ties W @ s'
sic y hSs aasns RsR
and 100000 in the Commercial Bank at Eau
WSEcE.rEn Mass M Aug s.At 4 meeting q
was voted to request the larger smpIoyers Of
through ths Worcester GEARING House. az
81 ssea to follow Ss have
s.ntins the failed k national 'f banks 81 Kansas
City had conference with Comptroller Eckels
Il Sc Is a m tie
ment viii be reached BY which the banks may
tSsaBasP ans sRs'Glal
to close It's doors this morning Its capital
will be paid In full.
- RICE LAKE. Wis. Aug a-This morning the
Barron County Bank. OF which N. W. Bailey 10
proprietor assigned to R NJ Whitaker. The
liabilities are 900. but the assets are five
times that amount The hank will pay dollar
for dollar OF It's obligations and resume at the
earliest possible moment
YoRKvfLLE. Ill. Aug. sc. l. Henning a
banker OF Plano. assigned yesterday. It Is
thought Mr.. Henning will soon be able to re-
sumo business
ALTAMoNT. Ill. Aug. S-The banking house
Of @ NJ. Wright h Co. suspended yesterday. |
The cashier. Levi Butler. Is missing. He left a
letter saving he took Sal 900. 1t is said the
NoRTH BRANCH. Mimi. Aug. 2-The bank Of |
North Branch. owned by ]. T. Eingsland. failed !
to open its doors yesterday morning. The |
suspens sion was caused by a run on the bank |
of St Charles. OF which Mr.. Kingsland is Vice. |
President. The institution Is solvent and will |
reopen In o few weeks. |
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Gov. Osborne VIII Not Appoint . Senator
just Yet.

CHEYENNE Wy. Aug a-Gov. Osborne has
decided not to appoint any one to the Ssna-
torship made vacant by the resignation of A. @.
Beckwith until the Senate shall have decided
the question whether Senator appointed
after the failure Of the State Legislature to
elect T. entitled to O seat. II tho decision 10
favorable TO- seating the appointees 1t 10 def
nitely settled that the Governor will imme di-
atcly name the Hon. a, l. New. who was re.
for the District Of Colorado and Wyoming.
to NIL tho vacancy. Credentials will be
forwarded to Mr.: New, who 10 now In Washing
ton Is announced. Should the decision OF the
Senate be adverse TO seating the appointed
convene u special session OF the Legislature to
elect q Senator for Wyoming.
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HIS DEBT TO A FLOWER,
The Frank Confession OF . Well. Dressed
and an Apparently Weil-to-do Man.

The Frank Confession OF Well. Dressed
and an Apparently Weil-to-do Man.
"Yes. SIR" remarked we'll dressed man to
o crowd OF admirers whom he was treating In
an uptown barroom. L am In favor OF the
flower mission among the criminal classes
Why. look at me. Ten years ago I was a
ragged. low-down. good-for- nothing burglar
"a second story worker at that OF course ]
got In trouble and went up the river for three
and six. A lot of charitable ladies were In the
habit Of visiting US poor convicts on Sundays
and giving us, fowers-little reminders that
those great stone walls. 1t was a pansy
think that aw9ke new thoughts In me. AT
any rate took a vow never to be q burglar
again. When I was released old associates
clustered around and tempted me. Tut l cast
them on and here you nee me to-day. All
What's your business at present2'
well gentlemen. " may show lack OF mod
esty to say SO. hut claim to be the boss bunco
steerer OF New York city. Good day."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-09
Tho Weather.

Fair weather prevailed generally over the country
yesterday. except for few showers over the South
Atlantic States and the central Slater west Of the Mic
sssippL Tho high pressure was still central the
lake region. throwing OF COOL northwest winds int
tho middle Atlantic States.
second area of high pressure formed over Montana
and tho Dakotas, entirely disEpating tho warm
and lowering tho temperature 2o' and 25'. What re-
manned OF tho extreme heat was felt Iowa. Kan.
sas and Missouri yesterday and will probably lose its
force those States to-day; at all events It csnnos
reach this region. It fair in this city yesterdays
highest ofica temperature s5'. lowest GAP average
humidity 90 per cent; wind northwest. average vs-
octy miles An hour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-09
Idle Men In Duluth.

DULUTH MINI, Aug. s.-Mayor D'Autrem ont
appeared before the Council last evening and
urged the importance Of some Immediate 40
ton toward furnishing work for tho idle men
in the city. More men are being discharged
on the range. and the situation for the CITY and
the Council will meet tomorrow, and some
plan will be arranged.
Transportation to the Dakota wheat fields
but the total number OF unem ployed has not
been greatly reduced. As yet there has beon
no disturbance either In the city or on the
Vermilion Range
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JOTIINGS ABOUT TOWN

II turns out on turthsr Investigation that no stones
were tied to ths wrists OF tho man found drowned In
Gouyornsur slip on Monday night A rope about hi.
the body.
The di.orderiy house At lls West Thrtyhr street in
when Florence Robinson committed suicide last sun
day night was rAided lAo on Monday night after the
Coroner viewed the body. Bertha Roux, the alleged
Mnket, and the two women found with her were ssni
to the island for a month
The ssyenteth anniversary of the birth OF Joseph
ohmsia tho honorary President Of tho Beethoven
Maennerohor Will be celebrated with banquet at the
club house. 40 firth street. morrow ovsnng The
LiedefkrAnE and Aron socist,es will be Represented.
and speeches will bio made by Immgraton Commits
rich, - - -
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A Tramp 10 Danger OF I.yaeL..s.

ROCHELLE. Ill, Aug. 8-James Burns. .
OF Frank Pussell . Northwestern brakeman.
yesterday afternoon. A small brother OF the
girl gave the alarm. The mother came to the
rescue. and Burns ran away and hid. He was
found finally near tho tile factory by Martin
Larsen. who arrested him. He was brought to
t t,N July Identified, and placed In iaiL A
his being lynched. The girls father says he
will shoot Burns on Aight. Unless secretly
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SENn NM -
BREAKs WITH THE READING.
The LehiRh Valley Railroad Assumes Con
troll OF Its Own Property.

troll of Its Own Property.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 6-The directors OF tho
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company. In view Of
tho default OF tho Heading Railroad Company
on bills due. dissolved to-day the lease OF tho
road to that corporation. Elisha p. Wilbur.
President OF the Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
pany also resigned as one OF the receivers Of
the Healing and Judge Dallas OF the United
SStates District Court appointed John LoWbar
Welsh to All the vacancy.
tho Recalling was ' effscted on Feb. IT. IS9 -
rho directors OF the leased road reserved the
ttlEht of breaking the agreement upon any do
cations This action was not wholly unex-
hre,o but tho majority Of those Interested
road. NV N '
l. lhe l.ehigh directors gay that tho property
y recovered at tho beginning OF q period Of
unusual pT2sperity. and they think that every
interest Will 10 improved BIZ their action.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-09
Emperor yyIli,nm mt Hel,ro,n,d.

BERLIN. Aug. S.-Emreror William. who 10
returning to Germany on the imperial yacht
Hohenzollern from his visit to the Isle Of
Wight whittier he went to witness last weeks
yacht races. arrived Mt the island Of Heligo-
land to-day. His Majesty had an enthusiastic
welcome from the natives. The streets OF the
little fishing village and the vessels at anchor
of the island were Gayly decorated. His Ma
jesty almost INN ediately proceeded to wit
ness the quick firing gun practice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-09
Roser. III. Coleman Assigns.

LEBANON. Pa. Aug. 8-Robert H. Coleman.
tho Iron king" of Cornwall. Pa. and his wife
Edith this afternoon made an assignment Of
their property to ArehIbald Rogers 81 Hyde
Mr.. Rogers 10 q broth or. In law OF Mr.. Coleman.
Mr.. Kendall Is Mr.. ColemAn'r attorney, and
bad charge OF Mr.. Colemans affairs during the
month ago.
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Silver Purchase. Yesterday.

WARRINGTON. Aug. a-ActIng Mint Director
Preston to-day announced that tho Treasury
Department had yesterday. as a result OF it's
1894. 900 ounces OF silver. making in all 400. 900
ounces purchased yesterday. This will bring
the total amount purchased thus far this
month to S734.000.
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Huby's C'oss Cali.

MEPiTNA. A%g , tAt the Fort swamp this
threw seventy.llve pound rock a long dis
lance crushing through the roof OF DR.. II. /.
baby cal ed the mother TO the nursery. where
she was horriiled 70 ilnd q big rcck suspended
the cradle. She snatehed tho baby away lust
as tho rock fell with terrific crash. converting
the cradle into kindlinE wood. The child Was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-09
The Revolt In Argentine Faded.

LONDON. Aug. ga special despatch to the
Times from Buenos Ayres says that Gen. Costa.
Governor of the Province OF Buenos Ayres
who was besieCed by Radical forces at La
Plata. has resigned his office and fed to Mon
tevideo, in Uruguay. The despatch adds that
the other provinces are quiet and that the rev
olution is ended the Radicals having attained
their Obiect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-09
Pnvie Returns to Banck

BANGKOK. Aug a-M. Pavie the French MIN
ister Resident. returned to his post In this city
to-day. The Paknam forts fired a salute Of
thirteen guns as the warship Alouete. bear
Alouette responded.
A nnmser Of Siamese Commissioners started
structions to remain In the town during the
French occupation OF the place.
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The Company Reserves tho Right to Redeem
After tho Expiration OF n Year.

The Company Reserves tho Right to Redeem
After tho Expiration OF Year.
Tho directors OF the Union Pacific Railway
Company met in this city yesterday to consult
as to what action they should take In regard
to the sinking fund 8 per cent bonds OF the COM
panyt hat mature Sept. l. The following official
statement WAS given out after tho meeting ad-
journed:
"A plan has been agreed upon which gives
to the present holders OF sinking fund bonds
the opportunity to renew under all present
conditions and rate Of interest for six years.
the company reserving the right for the trus-
tee to draw the bonds at par after the first year
or to redeem the whole Of the bonds after Sept.
i. 1894. Tho matter was placed in the hands
OF a special committee to perfect further de-
tolls. The committee consists OF the follow
ing members: A. Z. Orr. George Gould. E r.
Atkins and Government Director Anderson.
Suhscriptions have already been received from
the directors for q material amount of the OK.
tended bonds upon the above terms.
Further subscriptions are expected. The
company reserve the right OF rejecting sub
ecriptions in excess OF tho sum Of $500, 600.
It was decided to issue circulars to the bond
holders as s9ph as they can be prepared. Tho
interest due Sept. on all bonds presented for
extension before that date.
rho following statement presents the mat
ter In a on!ensed form:
cent BOMBS outstanding the amount OF cash in Inc
hands OF trustee applicable 10 the Of said
bonds and ne estimated amount 90 be received 10
Union Pacific Company sinking fund bonds ont
s.hndinf Jan l. 1so3i w"
Roan9s eSnus, ooo 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-09
Xysrsss on Aug s. 1889 SPY

WASHINGTON FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
For New England. variable winds; fair weathsry
warmer, fair Thursday.
Tor Esn fok. saiiern Penn,ydnia. Ht~ Jsrsey.
Dsiamats. Maryland. The Da Of Columbia and Vbgina,
uaymU; Iutr: souihsriv rindL; Edrmsr, Jair T1aiah
For western New York and western Pennsylvania
warmer: variable winds. FAIR.
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Louisville Bank. Getting Ready to Resume.

LOUISVILLE. Aug. S-Three out Of the four
suspended national banks Of this city will re-
sumo. The Fourth National will be the first to
open it's doors 1t has made arrangements to
impaired. and 1t has already. so director said
this afternoon raised the necessary money
for resumption, The City National and Mer-
and their officers say that they will resume in
o few days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-09
Two Quarrym-s Fatally Hurt by . P-en.
allure HInst.

PATERSON. N. j.. Aug. B.-A premature blast
at the Pomrton Quarry this afternoon blew
James Morrell and John Richie. quarrymon.
twenty, feet In the air Morrell was internally
Injured and one arm was broken. Hichie's
his legs illled with broken rock. They we're
brought to 81 Jossph's Hospital Neither can
live
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CHICAGO, Aug. "a remarkable declaration
was mado to-day by Mayor Carter Harrison.
In an address Of welcome to the annual con-
ysntion OF the military surgeons OF the Ma
ttonal Guard Of the United States he said:
There are 2OO. 900 people in Chicago to-day
unemployed and almost destitute OF money.
II Congress docs not give us plenty OF money
We will have riots that Will shake the country"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-09
A Kansas Bank Resumes.

HUTCHINSON. Kan. Aug. a-The National
Bank OF Hutchinson reopened It's doors yester-
day after two weeks suspension. The bank
stopped payment because OF inability to meet
unexpected demands.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-09

LneotuAly yet gently when costys bilious or whom
inc pl99d Is impure or sluggish 10 psrmanenty cure
hAOtua constipation, TO awaken the kidneys and uver
20 healthy activity without rrltItng weakening
OF FgL--Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-09
4 Nsw Tr..ln Thronnh q N-w Country.

Tho tranleontnentAl trains az tie IiieLt Horth'ra
between ~ Paul and seattle pSss through the nnest
eSnnot bo exeell,d. Their bnnst ear is a modo OF
lnxuIy, with tt easy chat 0 bathroom, barber chair
card ,seie. Hnd lhrsIy. FIstclas. sleeping car pas
ladies aud Children during the more room IL lleep
Ina Tara Tho road 10 fIes from dusL-Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-09
sixty Days. Notice in New orleans.

New ORLEANS. Aug. ga run started on the
GermanIa Savings Bank at noon to-day. and
by o'clock the hour Of closing. SIC. 900 had
been drawn out. This evening the Presidents
cided to require sixty days notice from de-
positors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-09

BUCHAREST. Aug. 8.-Fifteen cases Of cholera
and four deaths were reported In Brahiov yes
terdny. In su!ina twenty-six cases and five
deaths were reported.
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Balance in hands OF Union Trus, Com

Balance IN hands of Union Trust Com 'N''' Wv
pnny trustee. Jan, ]. 1893. rppresent.
!ng uninvested sinking fund conttibu
ps .ions =, ,.,. 2o45ol Il
pany, trustee, Jan. ]. 1898 represent.
Ing proceeds derived from lands sold
x. s%oSns Of acp9, paymsa,s Ao esoles 60
from land sales, 4c.. eight months to
Sept l. 1923 100000 90
.othi .4O4 S65 II
fa,a"er oa ueot 70 20 proviaen Tor 81ll334 90
Less estimated payments. January 10 '''" W
a2zYss 81
Al, balance ~. , IS. 800 vo2 IS
1885,. ....,....,,.......... 100000 90
,ta++snO2 10
The amount SO. 44S. 9O2 lS. less the amount
63.77l 334.sS. shows tho surplus Of security in
excess OF tho amount o! indebtedness to- be
provided for. namely. $2.677. 561 30" ~
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-05-18
THE RAILROADS.

1t is stated on good authority that the
Santa Fe has fixed its eye on Taos and
| Creede, and that an extension through
the San Luis valley to the mineral
belt is among the possibilities of an early
day.
The surveyors locating the extension
Of the Pecos Valley road from Eddy have
reached Roswell. Jeff Miller, superin-
tendent of the line, says he expects the
cars will be running into Roswell by
Christmas.
Supt. Helm, of the narrow gauge lines,
says he has heard nothing concerning the
rumor that the present excellent train
service between here and Denver is to be
interfered with. The narrow gauge is
doing good business both in and out of
the city at this time.
The committee which is soliciting sui
scriptions in Albuquerque to induce the
Pccos Valley railroad to build to that
town has succeeded in getting about
$4,000 pledged for the road. The re-
mainder of the required 100000 will no
doubt be obtained within the next few
days. They are hustlers down there.
The outlook for the railroad south of
Deming is rather gloomy. The time
granted by the Mexican government has
nearly expired and nothing has been done
by the company toward fulfilling its part
of the agreement. The material which
was expected has not arrived and many of
ths residents OF Deming do not believe
that the road will be built.
Scot Morris has twenty teams at work
grading ten miles of track from the
Brazos to the mouth of Willow creek for
the Biggs Lumber company. Work COM
menced Monday. y The Biggs
Lumber Co.'S. Willow creek railroad when
completed will run within ten miles of a
15-foot vein of the finest coking coal in
New Mexico. II is only question of
time when the road will be extended to
the coal fields, and another big industry
added to the Rio Arriba county.-Chama
Northwest.