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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25
A Speaking Silence.

why should we take chances" asks Mr..
Croker in discussing the reason why Judge
Van Wyck is being kept OF the stump in
the maycralty fight in New York. Mr..
Cookers attitude is that Of man who
feels easy in the boat" That is part of
his play. 1t is said that his friends the
bookmakers have been substantially en-
coIraged by him TO keep the odds on Van
Wyck at such a figure that victory for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25
Rural Free Delivery.
From the PHILADELPHIA Press.


First Assistant Postma ster General Heath
as shown by his annual report is fully
alive to the needs of the post office serv-
ice. Rural free delivery as put to the test
by the department in twenty-nine states IS
success. 1t can only be advantageously
put in operation in the more settled parts
of the country, but Mr. Heath thinks that
it should become a permanent feature OF
the postal administration. In this he is
unquestionably right Had Postmaster Gen
eral Wanamaker's efforts in this direction
been carried forward by the Cleveland ad-
ministration the rural free delivery might
now be in operation over a considerable
part of the country, without much, If any,
additional expense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25

From the New York Tribune

From the New York Tribune
In Spain freedom of the press includes
freedom to declare war, and the newspapers
there work the privilege with great liberal
ity. Just now they want the United States
whipped because they think it has winked
at some recent filbustering expeditions,
which it has il no wise done. The I'm
parciai' leads the cry, barking down the
wrong rabbit hole, as usual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25

From the Louisville courier-Journal.

Did any sensible man, having a knowl-
edge of the foreign conditions, for a mo-
ment dream that the so-called bimetal-
lie commission would succeed in the small
est part of it's mission? Senator Wolcott
is q very smooth citizen. He managed the
thing very cleverly. Another man would
have been laughed out of court, even If he
had been permitted to enter it. Now what
are the silverites going to do next? Don't
everybody answer at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25
SHOOTING STARS,
FNr.SiEhted.

There's no doubt that the Spanish Off
Gals are very far-sighted," said one of the
old inhabitants of Madrid
Yes replied the Carlist, whenever
they are looking for trouble they insist on
fastening their gaze away across the
ocean,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25
Dramatic Licenae.
From the st. Louis Star.

From the st. Louis star
AS we expected. Texas lady has writ
ter play with Miss Cisneros and Karl
Decker in the leading characters She
makes the mistake of writing down Decker
as a single man. But 1t is only in the
play. however. so no serious disarrange-
ment can occur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25

Senator Wellington proclaims that Cor
mani<r- will succeed in Maryland this year
Since this result. II IL occurs. will be due %
treachcry on the part of the Wellington
faction of republicans the senator's fore
cast carries VITA IL great weight. That
prophet Is very apt to be indicated as
reliable who is in & position TO realize his
own predictions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25

A request for lecture on free silver
should. unless other arrangements are
specified. be accompanied by cash. 1t is
considered contrary to etiquette to offer the
lecturer the equivalent of the value of his
services in wheat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25

Did you say that you have given up
smoking to please your wife?"
YES replied the intensely selfish citi-
zen 1T was no USE 1 tried every brand
OF tobacco in pipe and bought every kind
of cigar But there was no way of smok-
ing to please her, so 1 went back to my
original choice"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25

1t Is very generous in Mr. Tom johnson
10 let so important a campaign as that
now progressing in Ohio take care of it
self while he looks after Mr.. Georges in
terests in New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25

Captain lowering, who contends that it
is necessary to kick, beat and curse a pri-
vate soldier. should read General Miles
report and become more optimistic in his
views.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25

The confidence with which victory is pre-
dicted for each of the New York candi-
dates is calculated to throw still more
discredit on the profession of campaign
prophecy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25
a Different Cass..

L suppose said Meander'ing Mike. who
mad been talking of the times when he en-
Joyed afi1uence, that you're goin' to tell
me about how I orter of put something
by fur a rainy day
That is precisely what was in my
mind.
We'll, it wouldn't of done no good.
What ruined my prospects was a drouth."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25

In her Indignation toward this country.
spain forgets that there are several promises
o. restoration of peace in Cuba that are
long overdue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25

III Mrs Lue:gert is alive, possibly she
Will be Kind enough to go back to Chicago
and save the people the expense of another
trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25
Outside the Pale.

From the Pittsburg Dispatch
Spain has neither shame nor apology
for its barbarities in Cuba, and it is a
waste of time to parley in diplomacy with
a country that does not recognize the fun
damental principles Of civilization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25

After all that has happened. General
Weyler would be more than justified in
abandoning all attempts to strike the mod
ern pace in journalism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25

Mr. Croker Is not the first person who has
endangered his business prospects by fool
ing with horse races
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25
To BE ExDected.

Thou, too, sail on. oh, ship of state!
And he who bears a share
or taxes must not rail at Fate;
Each passenger pays fare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25

The average writer Of political editorials
comes as near finding life sinecure at
this time of year as he ever does. II topics
become scanty he can advise voters to
register.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25

The Emperor William is to write poem.
rms Will be Mr.. Alfred Austin's opportu-
nifty to get even.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25
1t Paid to WHIT.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.

Probably Henry George is glad he was
not elected mayor Of New York in 1886,
Now he has q chance at a bigger town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25

OIn order to avoid delays, on nc
count of personal absence. letters to
THE STAR should not be addressed
to any individual connected with the
office, but simply to THE STAR, or to
the Editorial or business DEPART
ments. according to tenor or purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25
Regret.

Did your railway make money!"
NO. replied the promoter; I'VE wouldn't
let well enough alone"
There was a chance of it's being profit
able, then?'
Yes: but we weren't satisfied with sell
ing stock. We had to go ahead and try to
build the road"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25
A Change of Sentiment.

He used to sing of sylvan hooks
Where nymphs and fauns would straw
He often told of babbling brooks
In an ecstatic way.
But now Ger him mournful air
At thought of them expands
He's looking for the corner where
The radiator stands.
No more he seeks with eager ear
The murmuring of the stream.
All anxiously he bends to hear
The sizZle of the steam
Though from the dust no bloom springs
fair
Mid coils and iron bands,
He turns and hugs the corner, where
The radiator stands
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20
MURDER AT SAN ANTONIO.
The l,,tle Sandia Mountain Iowa the
Ntcne Vt iAtAl Ntabhing.
rHI NusDTRLR LSCApIs

triiI t,-Iiu. u veil knuNu MrNican
rtlL"n Ut the Village VI >au Antonio Out
Va the NAndA muuntalu- fUir lu-l
hast" b. the rlty this morning AMI ~
ported tu ~heflu Iuhhpii a fatal stat.
uIug nllray al san Antonio EARLY this
mufuIug.
vi ,fr-vlu stated that n lance VA.
gwen lat uIght At the huu-" vt lruiufIu
uaiclA, aid among thu-e ia attend.
ahcr we're Matgafl'u Klt+fa ani
iatlu Lurrtu lhr mru dtank run-id
rfntll ut VIM, aud -uur wptr gulte ia.
tuNIcatri. Al,rf the dahrr aud the crowd
we're i-vrf-IuAt"th,If respective homes
,ll'th all l.ur.,u met uu the toad. a
~ Nai1- iIuu the dhGrr hUl-r. al.
commenced tuaitruuR winch Resulted
900 iunrtu puuug iN- Smile and thtu-lIug
'h" -hhfg tlhiu under o." Hgbt arm ul
Il .D.rt. "hp 'rIi 90 the stuulI hui -uui
"a, .f"l iNl. hhpIru"I h"t"r"u / hu0
-u.ryh ta- Ia i"Iug huI brtutr liz" ui
.."f- ni ihai Itr,lhri, -ulur ui Wuuu Hrt,
H %" dance. ruuli irauGr Nhai
Nt anggruri, the murl,rrt ual,
'.. r-ytr,. AMI Wh'u VII & r-uu lett iut
....rI,h hlh.ug. objects nrtr out bltrl
80, mu' irtri. Dr." uhI u'I ue"u hplfe
.,..wl 90, u,.,.trt I- rt.u, 30 war,
10. -IuStu. a..t eos t,It,tu- I'Iug ID
....t ,uAu 80 NunYpUr,r ut- NIr
5000 0.h -. hnu u.' 81 'ui 81. ,rhr
o.. ,,i.uI- l.i. m,u rv.,l" q
sold Ap...tn.
-nrn uuun.I .,. -, u.s. uu,u.
nY .lu'- DO 90. url uur u Nnuu D.
$3.50 -.U0la 600 b-p ihr san Nnt'hu
90. q. .,p;t,' ,'r mur'rl"i
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20
,,nHr,n,n>,k,ttn w,,rn>
team Garter Ii"'d $50 and I.Lr- a" VI
nrAI InIl,r lmmIl NV.

Jean tHtt'T IU''i go and Iak'- az NJ
p"sl-T "ll'r Count N,"-
bean carter, rolur,d. VA Atrr- ~ L..
Ia, ru the rhttg" Il carving cu' zeal, 4
Wrapuu- Frank queer mAi" tie cuIu
plant against HIM, II s's.IIl- that thurs
las night ~ Garter HAz coming dawn
street tlilug li- horse. hr WAS p. pp,d h.,
Ftauk queer, Wllu suggested Il nglt AM
also hlut,d that he could HEX anN "mg
get IA town, carter pullssi ont frNul
Nrf tat nd not u-- 1t, Ia thu encounter
that followed, AFTER proved tA munh 80
- whit" oII"nrn!. Ani l"atl can II
cam" 10 ttprrf'- assistance, carter AyAlH
rShlhlt'd hl- revolver YESTERDAY Garter
Vote uut "a ~ArrAut Tor Qulrr AMI tlf
turi '}Ilrf MA tinritl aud llfluri va,
Discharged
,!uIrf then hal Carter ARRESTED on ,ht
charge ~ carving concealed wrAprr-
lhl- morning carter wh- found guuliN
AMI lin,A 80 He tuOk an apIn al To- IA,
district r"ur,
llugh Mruurr. Charles Brown. L I
SULLIVAN and James lrrnplriun, a quar-
lrtir Il ,Hgs, Wa discharged
iE,,-sir ktNtrt AMI hlrf" Ire, Arr"-l--
IT. tong 'rguk aud dsaIlrfh pnl ilvIl
Nu"- nui "u'lrh"i the rlit TREASURY ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20
>,r,n,>It>n,ST r,n,N n,rrn>~
ul.,u-.-. ia" N,ru.t,"u III III" I"uuN
II".pFIttN kN'rN WhrT".

ur.,u..~. IA" Niru'ti"n ~ III" t"uuN
I'I".rtIttt kN'tNWhrr-
Hon Is r. l'rr"n, the county sul"f,a.
uuirut, retained 10 day after an ar-"i""
ul uiIr week Visiting -uln" 1T ia. -rhHu|-
"I the county, inrluiIng Ia Iara. cop.
prf, tIuLEaulu-. lrIn,2 Hot -ltlug-,
canon ir lrnrz r, \nll"cliu, l.. ilgrh.
,htt2 III, huai,iupr, ASA HH!aIhr and
~au IgnhrIn he superintendent i"
ports tlir schuul~ Well attended Aui ~ u
Il mTI~hug condition with t"w "Nc"p
tons II" has given street urirt~ h. tn
-chuul directors to ruiuicr the law ~
rr.I"'ct 10 ATTENDANCE aud huI1'- tu ten
,'i, the dltllrult! Of poor atl"ni.rc,,
When a~ksi ~ H. the material ruuiI
tIun 81 thu p"upr NhuIu h., N-l,ri Mi
l'"rrh rrpll,d. The prop" all hrf lhr
RIO iurfcu country AZ" trlp.ring hrt
~" hpunt"uu- rrop- ~hch the, hat TIM
NrtI ll"rr l. plruty IT rrnimug
Win good prices paid N the market lhi'
l- surely republican scar AMI pfn-vrf
ny prevails every where
h.. land "a tlr' Kiu hu"truNall'N l. A.
ret nud n.ftIr ~ | ha," -''rn auN~u"fr
have brought tret from Ton Juan
NuIa', ranch ~ Guadalupe, ~hIch Nil
plarr uu rNmhltlunAt lHt tlilLtN u',I r'
p \ MrrHhliuut - discourage o. IT,
rau-r h- m,ll Wa burned dawn bat pfo
r,,3,i h. lulid u better un" with rulirI
pfur'.- hlI expected I" have II f'aiN ,uf
hu-in"-- last Fuday, NJ the Iwopir 81
the hiTnit feel graceful e. hm '"Chu-,
3; wA- great tNIEII-r tu them +" have y
r.ur du~n Ia ia" mil ~ \Ihulu"flt,'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20
TUE nIK>IND WISE
inpIis l." sm"th-t tho Ilsm"s In tho
MiursaI Nspsu.

troIts I" smother tho Ilsmrs Ia tho
Miu"s.l Nsp"u.
Denver. NN H. special To- the
LINES from Aspen ~A'- ~" situation
grows hourly more alarming Mess
the seat II the ~ulgglrt hre Is -nn
frArh,i there l. every rra-on 20 believe
that the entire district viii have u Ia
temporarily abandoned, This morning
every property on Nmn'glrr mountain
hat 20 be- abandoned on account Of gaA
AMI ~nnlr narrow ,-caI~s are reported,
Engineer irwin, ~ the Park Regent mine.
UA- hrougiN out Unconscious and also =
number u other men, !he number ~
miners driven out this morning Il e-tl'
mated nj 80 the total number out being
~" Fltty miles of workings have heen
abandoned on Smuggler mountain Gas
l. penetrating through the contact south.
steam Il u ing us''i In an effort Ia
smother the tiAme-, but 40 far In vain,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20

El-ir Earl, ou" - ~" irn,Aru- ~ ihs
acre. Hhu wa- orders, ont ~ the ri,y a
short tim" ago has written n" police d,.
paf,uru, from lHuTrr 'or permission 10
return Ia this city She claims that she
h,- teen SICK ever since -hr has been
there, AMI that N" iortor- ha'" ad'ls'i
her Ia go snu,h. She promises 10 put an
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20

DEPUTY ~h"rln Vigil aud Max Luna, oi
AIrurla county, are ~ the city to-day,
Mrs v v strong l. entertaining the
lfplr lluk Mat" -rlrt! Al her re-iienc"
uI, aflrtnru.
Mr. raf-on the travelling iirlghl agent
~ the santa r. railway at III l'aso. pa''-'si
AZ a." ROAD iur Ration last night
Cashier ~irlckrr u the Hank 0i Com
mrfr" has hal his prlNat" olii'" n"~l,
nui elegantly rarIrtei by lIf"ld hFp4,
Re, lhn- Harvest, IN charge NJ the
spanish MISSIONS u The Methodist Fps
ropal rEarch. rrlurn,si from n la-o last
ulglh
T. " >aninnl IA" travelling -Ale-
man for - Kirhwh \ TO, has i""ll
under the weather the past 'rH las
lie %ae 40 AMI arouui lhl' morning
,,4or.r rauirlara AMI t~o other
Young mru ~ -pnft'ns pf"rp llir- wei"
-rut e. the county an ,r-l"i., hI Jn"
.tr,. nufan uf pll tuWu, iur hrrarh u The
prar. ,rs,fgr l. n" Souusslrf tried III
H.. district court few terms ago Tor Al
tempted RAPE, AMI acquitted
MAJOR Waiting, ~ Albuquerque, ha'
f.r,,rl a letter from his uli hrlgAi,
r,uimauirr ten Edward > bragg, oI
Font IA Lac, Nl-, iiS-uading the mAloI
from conveying into effect spAFtIy iorG
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20
Frtklp Gitist'I
rum rrin p,,

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: ,,,as. Ulnrkw.II 4 60 Ipft for
|,i., .,ivh,
49,. - 49,, ,..,.,., ,o.,
..i t.-,ed A, the HIGHLAND
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b. ."r " /. N"'' ." IA" iltNN E''
b.I-r at LA" vegas hllf -p"n',hg
} 'tN- ~ III" city vent -ut'h t"I'h
% W u i'i- morning
,ul Hl"- Ntt-'d t"lnh Z. CAM
no -AlIla - Ia, nlE'n hri i'sI-
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oil. "a Whp ht- m,I"mtN u.l-
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..r..itpm DiIlrful, nat n.g.l ,nN
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o.. ,f -,,mm, 3. I.rrr.,... An
nom the u.,rrr court. ui. Ii'.r
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,utl.n Mi. p,-,,,, ami m..r
d. III Ia. riN, returned u.' Q. .YI Co.
MISSIONARY AhpI, At Dol. Wr.l,rl
L
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Z. Wrrr npCun liWrilrr- lNui near
.rriur, ~ shrdr-,tri NrrN mach IT,
'"S ot them
a., fa Alien aud Wlfr. accompanied
|N,.. Belle l.nmh. wrrr pa--rr srf- 'pr
i Nry, lr- last night. whrfr Mf NIru
inject. himself With lhr Telegraph e..
l,urit of the santa f. rhrh'.
T. Perkins AZ ~ Tor the Merchant,
Aubrh TRANSFORMATION cnunpalN. i.N
| .. hrnilu,rlrr- At lu,rr. l. 10 IL,
He l. looking after "M-t trlsh,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20

hr tuTlun" hlrNrlr, costing ~ the
urtghhufht"i ui t!uuu, l. on exhibition
tH uur 81 the front windows II the hfI
good, -tufroi llfrii hfu,. The plarari
-aN- american lfhNrlvt hlrSclr, hullt
tuf rufuu", hN the Nmrrlran Il. II, -,
anal singer Machine Ca, fhtairlphIh
Ihr running gear, bars, etc, AZ" Inair
NJ sii. wIIl" the whole wheel, from
stem IT, stern. l. rlahuTAtrly Otnamrulrd
nui presents u mu-t pleasing sight I"
oar it'al rNrn-i-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20

Denver, Nov H. Brig. ten otis, CON
msnding, has ordered court martial
convene al Fort BAyArd, \, NJ, Friday
morning,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20

up 90 ugH AMI coul' not turn trick ~
htbui q. sure u. .iur u' the other
m w o. D.. WA. IHw'uiN abused
.l,I.. ..Iu'.nI uH3" g. stand up.
N.,.n pp' 'YumN bat ou his heal
..fu|.. .l ..l .lIs .t.rt lr VA Alsn
u,u.. .,,N iur iuri- prayer ami
J.,rn, lln uu commandments after
N'..u %" Nh, hnrtat'i O., the Judge si
.Hi. ttWlIs. ruuutet-ignri hS
'.iua ..l-aiI. A. rhir' -rrtrtat,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20

ed project u moving 10 our sister repub.
tie VI Mexico. The general wa- one of
the commanders " the celebrated Iron
brigade oi the Army of the Potomac dur.
ing the EVIL ~af, and during Cir,elanis
ur-t administration nltrd states minis.
tel ~ Mexico.
Corueliu sanduNal the wealthy aud
puIuiaf -hrrp raiser aui fanchlnan Of
SAL .cidro, ny ia the JrneL mountains,
drove ia from the setting sun" thl.
morning. aud Wa- purchasing tanch
supplies from l,tuu-trii Bros the whole.
sale jobbrt- this aitrtupou.
supi Teal " interest {. exhibited Wy
claimants anl their Attorney tu the "a.
ian Expectations ra-r- uuS before
Judge scott u the Interior department..
Man, of tlr-,, ua-.. 'n,r J-rl tending
tor mote ,hau % ,,hf,ot ,' - century,
Nuu, mts.ur, o.. mouth--oi
ch'., MI su1 Nr. Nix uAfsoufa disi
lt- m.ueug lu,ethkrr -uoug hAd
rhatgr u thr uu"fh Nmru Iuuk place
'tm Ihr r'pr.H tmwatua," uuc-p.
rao"u-n',.u."n
M.r aur,r u.,D ~. ma'r At NtY.
Vp"r,," ut- 'aII vau i,ruS nu, prr,l
up- ,raI hul vt tioU-,.uI-. o. tu-hri. t
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h,-r NhIr Irulllu. II tn, rit,, Wh-
tu'5 thu hltrihuIu h"iufr Iu-,ir" IA"
'.rl .uu thr charge ui conducting dance
htIl AMI -"lilug vine without u lirri -.
.ir Hh- acquitted ulI the llr-t chHfg" A. II
tvI"H'rd from IL" evidence that II WA
uulN - -pcIal hAIlr gwen ut hl- place Oh
the evening uf November u.s. On the
rhhfg" m settling l4uor ~ith"ul n II
rru-" h" Ma less furtuuat" aud h" WA
lului guilt, Hui lln"i Z % and ru-t-. Hi
httuturN nularlAnu haNrI. iuIn'".iairl,
uni hu,lrr ~ appeal 10 vi" district
court
rr"niu.m Railroad M'n ,"miug
u. i. rrrl, general manager ~ Tia
santa r" system. viii reach the cltt TIM
hI'furuh IN his srrtal cnT al -"
O'Clock, from III i,.p. Iir IL arrumva
urd l., Mr--r- lluIlr, aud Nudge Man
aver trrN has isrn comforting with tn
southern Pacific officials with reference
I" making rates Tor the santa ~ from
IrrIUlHy.
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" & Inundated, II Ihragu. whom Iut
lUI/tN personally MENTIONED the other
inN. stated thl- morning that h" ha-
thuut finished up his mission to tins -"r
uuuuf \rH MrNlr" li"l-ruunrrt'si With
II VI llr-lck ~ ihhl g"uiIrmah'- many
hu-iur-,r-, Ani rainr here 80 wlnd ny Nj
li'-lck -h"p industry east al ia" rlN
h"r whlrh thhflr- laiSlrk hal th'
infringement, Nlr hubbard negotiated
the sale ~ 3 I,slrwr- iu j II Iani"ll, I'll
Iani"ll n Ringer, st Paul, Minn, AN
t'r. -h"rp viii H., l",irl into iuuhir drrh
ears tn morrow NJ Lam, junction fnI
-Mpm"ut tu 81 Paul Qult" n nunh"i
~ hurk- AZ" left un the lln-lrk rang"
hut What frinhln uu-uli before Nj Hut
tart frlufn- east viii hr taken rar" Z"
h. Nm trh"'f
vi iluih,fi, h.-I'r- hrlug r"ilhrctr'
With VII liu-Irk. 3, llr-t Nlr" pf"-ld"u
AMI manager II the ,hr1gp NlhrtH
Mining company, With Wutk- at East 1t
Ivll-. III hud ONE" nj hrhgu
Mf thiiHIrk. Whu retire. from III
rnr 90 HIIl. =" II j. lrtfu-i, Engage II
ili,. ruluuul ~-lull hIslli'-- IA lli- rltN,