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Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole car
cases from slaughterers to dealers:
BEEF--First, quality eas1ac; second
VEAI-6d61ac for large and 5G71ac per
MUTToN-Wethers, 6Q7c; Ewes, e@s1ac
per fb.
I4AMB-71ac per 10.
PORK-Live Hogs, 4c per 10 for me-
dium. 34G31Ac for small, 31a93Ac for
large; dressed 5N@619c per 10.
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California Dried Fruit.

NEW YORK, Sept 27-Caifornia dried
fruits steady. Evaporated Apples-Com-
mons 6Q8c; prime wire tray S1ac; choice,
Royal, ll@i3c; Moorpark, 12G16c.
Peache-Unpeeled, 7691ac; peeled 12Q15c.
Market steady on all fruits.
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The Board of Trustees of the City of
Sacramento do ordain as follows:
Section l. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person or persons to throw or deposit any
banana, orange, lemon or apple peeling,
or any substance whatsoever liable to en-
danger life or limb on any sidewalk, or on
the floor of any street railway car or
other public conveyance in the City OF
Sacramento.
Section 2. Any person or persons vio-
lating the provisions of this ordinance
shall, upon conviction thereof, be pun
ished by a fine of Five ($5) Dollars, or
be imprisoned in the City Jail not TO
exceed two days, or by both SUCH fine and
Imprisonment.
Section 3. This ordinance shall be pub
lished for three consecutive days in the
daily papers of the city of Sacramento
and shall take effect Immediately there
after.
Passed January d. 1897
CHARLES E. LEONARD, %
President of the Board of Trustees.
Approved January IL, 1897.
G.. II. HUBBARD, Mayor.
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CITY OFFICIAL ADVERTISING.

of Sacramento to pay his just debts or
obligations, contracted while such en-
cause for the dismissal and removal from
the service of the city of said employe or
appointee.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take ef-
feet and be in force from and after it's
passage.
Passed December q, 1896.
CHARLES Z. LEONARD,
President of the Board of Trustees.
Approved December IS, 1896.
c. H HTJBBARD Mavor
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Fleet Going to Wei Hal Wei.

CHEZ FOO, Sept. H.-The British
fleet has left Ia Kua, proceeding for
Wei Hal Wei. Admiral Sir Edward n.
Seymour, commanding the China sta
ton, has returned here. It is rumored
that the designs of the Dowager En-
press have been entirely successful.
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Thinks Dreyfus Innocent.

LONDON, Sept. 27.-According to the
Vienna correspondent of the DAILY
Chronicle" Emperor William recently
repeated his conviction that Dreyfus
was innocent of the charges brought
against him.
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M. e. Church South Conference.

OAKLAND, Sept. N.-The annual
conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South will organize tomorrow
morning at the Asbury Church. Dele
gates from nearly all parts of the State
will be in attendance.
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GARDINER WON.
Result Of the Five-Mi1e Profess
sional Race at Trenton.

TRENTON On. j., Sept. 27,-At the
Interstate Fair Grounds to-day the
ffve-mile professional race, which be-
gan yesterday, was completed.
The third heat was won by w. f.
Becker, F. A. Mcfarland second. Time
1901.
Fourth heat, Major Taylor won, H. T.
Terrill second. Time-12:3135.
The final heat was paced. Bald did
not qualify for the final
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Mcguire at Riverside.

RIVERSIDE, Sept. 27.-Hon. James
G. Mcguire and E. l.. Hutchison, fusion
nominees for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor, spoke here this evening to a
large and enthusiastic audience on the
issues of the campaign.
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-To-day's
statement Of the condition of the
Treasury shows: Available cash bal
ance, 1O,531, ,294; gold reserve, $242,-
767, ,O75
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Cruiser MONTGOMERY.

NEWPORT OR. -, Sept. 27.-The
United States cruiser Montgomery,
from Porto Rico, arrived here this
morning and anchored in the inner har-
Dor.
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Republicans of Third District.

OAKLAND, Sept H.-The Third
Congressional Republican Committee
met to-day and organized George w.
Reid was elected Chairman, E. A
Randlett of Alameda Vice Chairman
and Frank Barnett Secretary.
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A Peerage for Kitchener.

LONDON, Sept. 26.-General Sir Her.
bert Kitchener has been elevated to the
peerage.
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The Poets Wife.

Maria" said the poet to his wife,
1t looks like war, and 1 fear me I
shall have to leave you and the muse in
order that | may serve my country. It
is a heartrending thought!'
Il know 1t, john she said, "but just
think-we won't have to live on air and
incense then, for you'll draw $13 each
month of life
.But"-he gasped-"if I should be
slain'-
They'll pension me, Jo1n," she re-
piled, sweetly. "Our only hope is war.
In our particular case the sword will
be mightier and more remunerative
than a box of pens."-.Atlanta Constitu-
ton.
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AT SANTIAGO DE CUBA.
Civil Government Established by
Gen. Wood Nearly Complete.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Sept. 81
The system of civil government estab-
lished by General Wood is practically
complete, and in good working order.
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SACRAMENTO MARKET.
Trade Continues Quiet in Local
Produce Circles.

Sacramento, September 9th.
There was practically no change in the
situation in local produce circles to-day.
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Foreign Warships Leave Manila.

MANILA, Sept. 27.-All the British,
French and German warships have left
Manila.
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Annnintment hx the President.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-The Pres
ident to-day appointed Milton r. Moore
of Arizona to be Register of the Land
Office at Tucson, A. T.
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mat b the way al druggists sell 0ROvET
TASTELE6S CHILL TONIC for Malaria Chilli
and Fever. It Is simply Iron and Quinine In
fasteess form. Children love h. Adults prefer
10 bitter. nAuseating Tonics- Price. 6en
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wATERHoUsE & LESTER.
Hncorportad

WAGON AND CARRIAGE NATE
rials, Hardware. Lumber, Iron, Steel ARA
coal, Horseshoers' and Blacksmiths Sup
plies. 709. III. 713, 715 street Sacramento.
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ORDINANCE NO. 445.

An Ordinance Prohibiting the Keeping of
Cows in Greater Number than TWO
Within Certain Limits of the City Of
Sacramento and Fixing Penalty for
the Violation of this Ordinance.
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ORDINANCE NO. 446.

An Ordinance Providing for Fire Es-
capes on Buildings in the City of Sac
rainento, and Providing Penalty fol
a Breach of this Ordinance.
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~ muAHo PAv.

Plate glass was first made in 1858 at
Picardy, France. -
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ORDNANCE NO. 45s.

An Ordinance to Prevent Throwing Ba-
mana Feelings, etc, on Sidewalks and
Stairs
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ORDINANCE NO, 45o.

An Ordinance Making the Willful Non
Payment of just Debts Cause for
the Dismissal and Removal of EN-
ployes, and Appointees of the City of
Sacramento. sae
The Board of Trustees of the City of
Sacramento ordain as follows:
Section l. The willful failure or neglect
Of any employe or appointee Of the City
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Try McMorry's 45c tea. 531 NJ.
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HUELGA La DISCUSSION

Aoonseja anoche La CORRESPONDENCE
que los artfoulos remitldos su redaooion
sean breves, pues no estan las oirounstancias
para est6riles disousiones nj para <latas ex-
temporaneas.. Segniremos su consejo aI
contestar al seflor <Maeetro rural7, al oual,
por otra parte, no replicarfamos 81 NO nes
obligara la cortesfa.
Empeho vano es que nuestro oontrinoan-
to bnsque disposiciones para probar 80 assr-
to, pues, Ia Real orden de de Junio do 1o1T
es clara = evldente, y en- ella solo se fund6 q
Iltmo. aef1or eecretario del Despacno dslDa.
truccl6p rablica para deoretar 81 reingreso en
el profesoralo de los Sres. Alvare4 P4rsrY
Montenegro. Las oita sobrs nombtami6nto
de maestros Guy as escuelas fueron Hidas,
no son aplioables al caso. Aquf 8 trsa.,
unlea exclusivamente. de profesor1s sxce-
denies, no por supresi6n do ens plak Nh
pors haber pasado 8 ocupar gdeatlnos Is al3l ioos-
I a tales excedentes <pnede, (no dioAs - lsY:
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TeIegramas via San Thomas
(zTdoeicidos para LA CoRREsPoNDENcrA)

Nueva York, JUNO 2.-El despaoho e..
bombardeo de Santiago de Cuba por la flota
combinada de los almirantes Sampson
Sohely sobre ell hundimiento de dos buoue@
de guerra espanoles la entrada de la bah.
de Santiago de Cuba no ha sido confirmed
Noticias de Madrid dioen que al desp&
dirse la Reina del seflor Leon Castillo para
servir su embajada en- PARIS le manifesto
que no entrarfa en- ninguna negooiacion.
Idem idem.-Un teegrama de SchelIy
al departamento de Marina, dice haber visto
buques espaholes, pero que no Sc ha librado
ningan combate.
Despaohos de Manila, via Hong Kong,
dicen que hay una seria enfermedad bordo,
dol Boston.
Nueva York, 3.-Despachos reoibidos
por un bote, via Kingston, dicen que el
''Massachu*sets'', |*New Ofleans'' y ell ''1o-
wa, juntos con el yacht ''Vixen", foeron
los dtimos que hicieron fuego en- Santiago
de Cuba.
Los fuertes del Este el <Crist6bal Co.
l6n> oontinuaron por espacio de 90 minutes
hacienda fuego despu6s que los buques anne.
rieanos oesaron en- So oaf1oneo. Los desper-
feetos de los fuertes solo pueden saberse por
conieturas. El <Massachussets> tuvo una
pequefla averfa, produoida por sus mismos
canopes.
Sagasta dice que Espaha no consentirk>
nunoa que su territorio sc desmiembre.
Otra noticia de Madrid dioe que Ia Ga
ceta publioara un decreto, autorizsndc IN
empr@stito de 1000 millones de pesetas.
El bapco de Esps1la, continda soste-
niendo la grave situaoion del caDje de billie
tes por plata.
De Washington dioen que el presidente
Mac Kinley hs ordenado que todos los bu-
ques neutraes y sus cargamentos Sc devol.
verAn s sus due1os.
Sc dice que ell gobernador de la Habsna
tiene orden de eortar el cable entire Cayo
hueso la Florida 81 los americanos cortan
ell de Cuba.
Notieias de Madrid dieen que Ia atsn-
ci6n del pdblico la absorve ell banoo do e.
paila ouya situaci6n sc considers mas grave
que oualquier rev6s de la guerra.
(Continuar5 ma1ana)
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Dice III Progreso'', de Madrid:
Fl coImo de Ia censula

Para que nuestros leotoree juxguen de-
como se ejerce la oensuras teiegrAfca On es~
tos dias. vamos referir Ell siguiente cario.
sfsimo caso:
Uno de nuestros compafieros, correspon.
sal de nuestro queridfsimo oolega do Bada.
joz, La Coalici6,s, reoibi6 aver un despacho
en- el que SO le msfifestabs por IL central 70.
legrAfca dc aquella capital que uno de sus
telegramas habfa quadado sin curse por or.
den de la autoridad militar
Perplejo qued6 nuestro oompaf1ero al
recibir esta notioia, pues no acertaba exfli,
carse esta prohibition cuando le constAba
que no habfa trasmitido nj un solo despacho
que pndiese ser causs de tai medida.
En- efecto, ell telegrama deoomisado ha-
bfa sido sencillamente porque ell correspon.
sal comnnicaba al colega que en- Italia ha-
bfan ocurrido graves disturbios, relatado
algunos de slios.
Bueno que 81 tauto miedo go tiene que
sc cocozcan noticias de 10 que esta oourrien-
do en- Espana Sc ejerza ese veto autoritsrio;
pero no acertamos explicarnos por que esa
restriction &c hace extensive 10 que pssa
en- el extranjero; pues no creemos que ca
revelar noticias de movimientos de baques
de tropas espaholas e decir que en- Milan
en- Napoles han ocurrido des6rdenee.
No vaya oourrir 10 que le pas6 ii gu.
jeto aquel que se muri6 de triteza porque al
vecino de enfrente le venfa corto un ohaleoo.
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Fero serfa previsor, muy previsor, q. 81
goblerno tomase activas medidas para asegu.
rar II Question deenbsistencias en- Il is1a, por
10 q. pudiera suceder. Ee IN extreme one no
debe descuidarse, nj someterse expedien.
teos. nj dejarse para Ultima hora. ouando ei
remedio venga resultar neor que IL enfer.
medad.
cuales hemos hablado, pensando bien. Green
que serfa oportuno averiguar 81 el oomercio
ha hecho pedidos de provisiones al e1tFanje'
70 on cantidad sufciente para abastecer Ia
isla. Todos sabemos que 81 alza de los cam.
tia de esos pedidos, y que el capital es, ha
sldo sera siempre muy desconfado. Ma
die, es SECURE, Sc arrieegarA hacer grandes
negocios, mientras la actual situaci6n no se
despeje todos sepamos que atenernoe. Es' :
to eh tan ldgico, tan nat Aral, tan oorriente
en- circunstancias como las actuales, que nj
siquiera admite los honores de Ia discussion.
iQa6 aotitud, pues, debe tomar el 60
bierno en- provision de evitar las serias
emergencies que en- 10 porvenir podrfa pro-
duoir Ia fa'ta de subsistenoias para evitsr
response abilidsdes morales ante .el pats? va
Sc ha ocupado reiteradamente de este asunto
la prensa de la Capital del interior. Entire
los renglones que importamos para ell con-
euAos nay SoIAos uo que es l1HpOe1Oie pres
oindir. Nos referimos : la hsrina de trigo,
la maDteca, al arroz, las papas y al ba.
calao. como complemento, al tassjo de
Montevideo que es un gran reourso para Ia
mesa del poaeroso y del rico en- todas cir
cunstanoias.
Serfa, pues, muy prudente que asocian'
do s los ayuntamientos de la isla en- asunto
tan vital, averigiiase, Sin )evantar mano,
con que can't >ad de provisiones podremos
mas o menos oontar para dentro de uno 6
dos meses por ooncepto de pedidos hechos
por el comercio; y 81 estas no resultan me
dida de 10 que imperiosamente exigen las me-
cesidades publioas, SO resuelva una formula
de pedir al extranjero introducir por dife'
rentes puertos de la isla, el bacalao, arroz,
tocino, manleca, papas, harina y tasajo de
Montevideo que SO estimase indispensable.
Respecto del particular llamamos res
petuosamente la atenci6n del gobierno, sin
necesidad de entrar en- detalies de extremes
que saltan la vista que no son de opor.
tunidad por razones faciles de comprender.
Recu6rdese que siempre Sc nos ha ta'
chado y con razon, de POGO prevenidos y pre-
vieores. de poner Ell candado "a puerta
daspues de verjf1oaree al robo.
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Fl. 7 E I, @

Ha llegado conocimiento de, esta empresa
que algunos depositos de esta capital han subido
el precio del hielo, vendiendolo so centavos
la arroba. =
Como quiera que la fabrica no ha alterado
sus precios, esa alza de cinco centavos por ca.
no Sc encuentra justiicada nj tienen derecho a
clio toda vez que hacemos descuento q los de-
p6sitos para que vendan a igual precio que la
fabrica J el carro que son los siguientes:
Al detail a 3 centavos el kilo. De Is ibras
en- adelante un centavo libra,
sl FL CAIRO en- Santurce vende a 3 centavos ky.
2hasta el puente de San Antonio. Desde etc punto
hasta Martin Pe7la q centavos lxiio.
De una arroba en- adelante centavo la libra.
3O-5. J.GOYCO y Ca.
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Gobierno previsor, vale por dos
LA QUESTION DE sUBsTs1

LA QUESTION DE sUBsYsTENCIAs
Es innegable que en- toda la isla se han
sembrado estan sembrando, graoias s las
excitaoiones de Ia prensa periodica, -muchos
granos y muchas viandas y que 81 las aguas
no faltan tempo tend dremos abundancia de
estos artfculos antes de pocos meses. Es
una esperaDxa que debs aIsntarnos, ignoran-
do como ignoramos, hastA ouando 30 pro.
longArA u preee1te sitnacidn, que lleVa tra'
3nas de 40 9er Tn ecrta como mnchos Green.
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Ran9ud2ninn del Iesoro 1fau,icipio de la
ltoo"ouoo'"n Villa de Adju'etas.
do ambas oficinas Comisionado de apremio
para la tra1nitaci6n de expedientes que Sc in
coen por las mismas. Sc hace saber por el pre-
sente Auuncio, a fin de que los que Sc conside-
rem aptos para su desempeno, personen en-
una de aquellas con ell fin de ponerse q la voz
bien con Ell Recaudador del Estado, bien con el
del Municipio. SIS
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LUNA HeIIna1os, ! coInpahla.

Son los nicos importadores Puerto Rico del famoso
vino tinto blanco de mesa, marca sAnguciana Nng-
no otro ejora purez buen sabor. En- dicho est
beeimento ACADIA de recbr tamben extenso surdo
Jerez Champana SUPERIOR lcores fnos, trT
tod case articulos nos del giro Nade presentars
un surtido mejor. Ss
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4 grandes males

cuepo esprtu impone devover al sstema nervoso
toda fueTza vigor de ahf la indication especial dol
los medicos mas enentes, 81 'reoonstituyente
deroso yitalizador mas rapido." 1ps
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Gran DeStiIeria

yinos cognaes anisado gnebras finas vermouth, etc.
atendera los pedidos puntuaidad, Precos po
ouares Sc garantlzan los productos de la los i'm
Manuel AmbrOsan-POnce 1896
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La suscripcion direCta

de <La Correspondence de Puerto Rico> vole 50. SO
Ell trineest1e, oetaaatalos No se,virra se4sc1tp
clones si'o pogo odelo7todo. Sc e1ede,a hacer
SOS en- sellos de co1eos, glros de la prersa, betes
pre1naados etectivo.
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Duonn OCASION.- So vende arrienda IL hacienda
HtIEIi6 'BOQUILLAS' enclavada los barrios de Sa
~~~ baneta y Algarrobo, t6rrnino municipal do Ma
yaguez. Dcha hacienda queda koetr de distancfa
de Mayagnez Para pormenores dirigrse a don Arturo
Qel DE TORREVIEJA clase superior, deallan preefo
N61 imitadO RUBERT HERMANOS. 1916
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Y FABRICA de LICORES de do
Manuel Ambrosiani. Ponce, Pte
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-28
Sparks From the Engine

The G.. 81. had two cars off the track
near Sierra Blanca Saturday evening.
Workmen were busy yesterday re-
pairing the stationary engine at the G..
81. shops.
The T. P. passenger was an hour and
half late yesterday owing to trouble
on the east end division.
Saturday night was severe one on
the yard men. The wind was cold and
the ground was very muddy.
The Frisco line has reduced it's
Indian TIE rritory rate from five to
three cents mile. This is as it should
be.
The Santa Fe is looking for big
rush in the cattle business in the
spring and are preparing for it al
ready.
The Southern Pacific Is going to
build some fifty-ton box cars in sd-
dition to the 1000 of smaller capacity
already ordered.
President w. G. Purdy, OF the Chi
cago, Rock Island and Pacific and other
prominent railroad officials will arrive
in Houston tomorrow.
The Missouri, Kansas & Texas road
Is enjoying rush of business in con-
sequence of which they have put on
several ex ira crews of late.
All roads leading into Ell Paso will
put on holiday rates and give those who
desire a good chance to spend Christ
mas with neighboring friends.
Passenger train No. 2 from Califor-
mia is in the ditch several hundred
miles west of here. Few particulars
can be learned, but it is said that
though four cars turned over, no one
was acknowledgements Democrat.
Joseph White has been appointed
general live stock agent of the Chica-
go, Rock Island and Pacific from Sa-
line, Kans., to Fort Worth, Tex. All
roads are now moving their live stock
agents around rather lively securing
contracts for spring shipments.
Several conductors on the Chicago
division of the Santa Fee have been dis
charged "for cause" That is a great
deal of satisfaction indeed for a man
who has been discharged to know that
his head has been chopped off ''for
cause" The officials ought to tell
what the ''cause" is.
The new engine recently pur chased
for the flyer by the Texas and Pacific
people is giving good satisfaction. Kid
HadlOck her engineer, speeded her Sa-
turday and easily made nineteen miles
in fourteen minutes. 1t was manufsc-
tured by the locomotive works and is
first-class in every respect,
The G. n. pay car will arrive here
this week and will be the last one be-
fore Christmas. The little ones must
be remem bered and the older ones
would not be surprised If they re.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-28
Extensive Railroad Building.

The extension of the Pecos Valley
and Northeastern from Roswell, N. M,
to Amarillo, Texas, 206 miles, is being
pushed rapidly to completion. Work
was begun at Amarillo April 81 and
eighty-one miles of the line are already
In operation. The track layers
have crossed the state line, nearly 100
miles from Amarillo, and are putting
down the rails in New Mexico At the
rate OF over two miles per day. When
this extension is completed, New Mex
leo will have built not far from 200
miles OF road this year. The Pecos
Valley road passes through fine graz
ing country, and the large shipments
of cattle which 1t will handle will add
materially to the traffic of the Atchi-
son, Topeka, and Santa Fe, with which
the new line connects at AMARILLO
Railway Age.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-28
More Rate Cutting.

The Chicago and ST. Louis lines are
again in the rate cutting business, and
general decentralization is probable.
The Missouri Pacific has advised ship
pers that rates from St. Louis to the
Missouri river on canned goods will be
reduced from % scents to 10 cents a
hundred pounds, and rates on agricul-
tursl implements will be reduced from
22i cents to 144 cents.
The Burlington has also announced
that it will meet the reduction of the
Chicago lines, and general rate war
is on, but ia not very likely to extend
very far at present, except on Western
shipments, owing TO the scarcity of
cars.-HoustOn Post.
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LINK AND lin.
Beer and Plenty Of 1t.

A train consisting of fifteen cars
loaded with beer in the G. n. yards
yesterday attracted a great deal of at
tention. The cars were decorated
with flags and bunting and presented q
gay appearance. The train came in
over the T. p. from St. Louis and was
transferred to the S, p. from St. Louis
and was transferred to the S. p. for
shipment to San Francisco from which
point the beer will be shipped to Ma
Mia. 1t is said that two more train
loads of this beer will pass through
here for the same place. The train
yesterday was detained in the G. 81.
yards only a very short time, Dewey
would better carry himself particularly
straight now as the great American
people will tell their friends about it.
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Houston Reaching Out For New
Lines.

Houston is reaching out for more
railroads. The board of trade and the
cotton exchange are about to initiate a
movement that will probably prove eff
fective in the end. The fact that both
the Chicago, Rock Island and Texas
and the Cotton Belt are looking in
the direction OF Houston has
had the tendency to cause the ex-
change and board of trade to lake up
the matter. Through these agencies
Houston will eudeavor to show the
Rock Island and Cotton Belt that that
city has more aud better facilities for
railways TO successfully conduct termi-
nal business than are possessed by
any other point 10 the southwest. As
an Introductory the managing Off
cials of the two roads have been in
vited TO Houston as the guests
OF the cotton exchange and
bcard Of trade. That the matter might
be formally press MED a preamble and
reso utions have been prepared and
forwu - cd TO the officials of the Rock
Island and Cotton Belt. AS one of the
many Inducements offered the roads,
the Cottoa Exchange cites the am
pie room TO- yards, shops, necessary
sidings and The many advan-
tagous connections with other lines
and also an outlet to the Gulf of Mex
leo through Buffalo Bayou, which en-
braces all the desirable features of a
natural waterway, and which, no
doubt, will soon be so improved that
the largest sea-going vessels may load
there direct from the wharves. Globe
Democrat.