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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20
TIE DUTY or a MISoRIrY

PARTY.
THE J0uaEAL wishes 10 emphasize
what II sald yesterday, 70 the effect
that there II no organized opposition
70 the Republican party IN this legls-
latare. The minority of - UuIon
members, nearly one-thlrd of the en-
tire legislature, have uot acted rs a
solid body standing upon a platform
To bold the majority responsible aud
pot them on record Is the high aud
sacred daty Of Minority under cur
form of government.
There had had full sway lnOregon a
pernlclous doctrine that Is destruct-
i've 10 all party organization. tha,
makes the majority irresponsible 10
the people. Il Is that each member
of the minority Is 70 vote on each
measure ~ he sees u, 70 suit his
personal Interest, and even 10 trade
oi and tfample on the platform he
wns elected upon 70 sorye local inter.
esls. THUS the forces Of a minority
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20

Swapping barterlng In clerkShips by
Legislature men Is mighty small busl-
ness. For Instance, Mrs. q, NJ. Charl-
ton, ore Of the most competent LADY
clerks ON the ways and means COM
mittec at the special session, and
whose wages went TO support fam
lly, caue all the way from Heppner
only TO lind that her position had
been 'traded" To suit some ones iu-
terests
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20
PLAYED OUT.

Dull Headache. Pains in yaro,s ,a,,s -,
Sns ooay, sinking a. the p Of the stomach,
80 - nI apPeute' Feyerishness, Pimples or
tiI ,Iss Ut an positive evidences Of impure
p.Ool' no matter how il became so il must
pui,nSd g, IN order 10 obtain good health
AeASts s.NS Blood EleSiT has never failed to cure
sSloialous or Syphllitic poison, or anv o,be,
,.,.' o'ool u'se1'e'' lt IS certainly a wonderful
,''ll..,y ,sn.eay and We will sell every bottle on
positive guarantee ''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20
In Olden Times

People overlooked the Importance of
permanently berehtted effects ana
were satisfied with transient action:
out now that Is generally know thar
syrup ut Figs will permanently over
come habitat constipation, well.in-
formed people will not buy other
!aNatlves, which act for time. bnt
hnally lnjare the system. Buy the
Syrup Co. ~" r'S
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20

possession by another nation would
be menace 20 the United States.
When the objection was made 70 the
heterogeneous character Of the people
Of the Islands II was met by the asser-
tlon that they we're but few Ia mum
ber In the opinion ~ those who
favored the annexation OF Hawaii the
advantages ~ be gained from a STRAIT
eglcal standpoint ontweighed the Ob.
lection raised TO the population. No
argument made IN favor Of the annex
alton Of the Hawaiian islands can be
used 10 support Of an imperiallstic
policy.
The purchase Of Alaska removed
one more monarchy from American
territory and gave 10 the United
states a maximum OF land with a
minlmum Of inhabitants.
Ia the forcible annexation OF the
Philippines our nation will neither
snd 10 the strength Of nor secure
broader opportunities for the Amerl-
can people, even II the prlnclI le Of
conquests were permissible under
American public law. The conquest
Of territory 50 removed from our
shores, inhabited by people who have
no sympathy with our history or our
customs. and who resent our attempt
20 overthrow their declaration Of In
dependence, would be a tax upon our
military aud naval strength the
magnitude Of which can not now be
determined,
Who can estimate In money aud
men the cost OF subdulnR aud Keeping
In subsection eight millions OF people
5000 miles away, scattered over 1900
Islands aud living under a tropical
SUM-
q Ilow.many soldiers did Spain sacrl-
llce In her effort 10 put down the al
most continuous insurrectlOn In
Cuba2 How many perlshed from
wounds and disease 10 the vain at-
tempt % keep the Pearl OF the Antilles
under Spanish dominion Yet Cuba
has only about million aud half
OF inhabitants aud Havana Is only
half as far from Cadz as Manila Is
from San Francisco.
II this question Is to be settled
upon basis Of dollars aud cents, who
will insure the nation that the re-
ceipts viii equal the expenditures ?
Who will guarantee that the income
from the Philippines, be n great or
small, Will lind its way back to the
pockets OF the people, who, through
taxation. will furnish the money
And even II the amount Invested In
ships, arrangement ana equipment OF
soldiers Is returned dollar fer dollar
we Will place u price upou tne blood
that will be- shed? II war is 10 be
waged for trade, how much trade
ought TO be demanded ia exchange for
human lltey Aud will the man who
expects 10 secure trade risk his own
life for the life OF some one elsey
The demand for the standing army
Of 100000 men Is the beginning of
policy which will Increase the hours
of toll aud an the homes Of the land |
with vacant chairs,
Let US consider Tor moment the |
indlrect cost OF annexation.
Graye domestic problems press 10,
solution. Can We afford 10 neglect
them la order tu engaRe unnecessarily
IA controversies abroad
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20

jacksonville Tlmes:-Goy. Geer and
his predecessors, Ia their messages 70
the legislature, recommended the
enlargement OF the supreme court,
and a bill has passed the house adding
two judges TO that body. While this
will add $1,000 annually 10 the cost Of
our state government, il may prove
money well INVESTED AT the present
time the supreme court IS two years
behind with It's work, and its mem
bers work harder than other state Of.
iiclals.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20

It's said that Senator Adams re-
sents the insinuation that his bill %
abolish Judge Boises oniCe was In any
manner inspired by an interested
feeling on his part relative TO the re
cent ballot box frauds. 1t Just hap
pens, that is all, that Geo. Bingham
Is chief attorney for those bound over
10 appear before the next grand jury
for tahpering with the ballot boxes,
tally sheets, etc, and u just happens
that Bingham and Adams are law
partners. that is all, no other con1ec-
tiOn People will talk scandalOus.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20

The o. A, c. has asked for $4,000
for the college, in the fase Of the fact
that s2j 900 was recently granted
and the fact that 10 gets big appro-
priation from the national govern
ment. It IL time the state legislature
displayed a little sand and sits down
on some Of these big demands for the
money Of the people which are com
Ing in 50 fast as TO make ones head
swim.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20

Senator Saith will credtably hll
the position Of regent Of the State
University at Eugene. His record on
educational conditions Ia Baker City,
aud county are foundations leading
up to such conclusion, lie was not
appointed on account of his free silver
heresles, and for his worth In educa-
tional advancement, Baker City
Republican,
lie was chosen as a proper man for
the place and as member Of the OPP
position part including the free silver
hefesy, so late abandoned by the
edition u the Republican party.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20

Char Cars Between Portland and Albany
Comfortable upholstered revolving
chairs, observation ends, attractive
smoking rooms, tirst class In every
particular, % cents Portland % Salem,
80 cents Portland ~ Albany Car on
rear end Of tram. These cars will be
run thrOuL h0ut the session OF the
legislature. l-l7-td.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20

Must the people at large busy them
selves with the contemplation Of
destiny" while special interests
hedge themselves about with legal
bulwarks and exact increasing toll
from productlve Industry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20
II G Wells
(By Courtesy Ot Harper n BrotherJ

The announcement OF a new novel
by the fartamed authorof "The War
OF the Worlds" will be OF interest TO a
large portion OF the reading world
that took pleasure In that eccentric,
fantastic, and delightfully."- impossible
hight OF fancy, The publication Of
The War OF the Worlds" won Mr..
Wells his fame aud placed him ia the
front rank OF novelists OF his kind
lie stands on a higher plane than
Jules Verne, aud IL is safe To say that
he has given aud will continue 10 give
pleasure to more readers than the
great French novelist has done. This
new novel is entitled "When the
Sleeper Wakes, aud is TO appear as a
serial In Harper's Weekly during 1899.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20

Horrible agony is caused by Piles, Bum.
and skin Diseases. These are relieved and
cured by Dewiu's Witch Hazel Salve. Be-
ware of limitations Stons's Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20

Coughing lnjures and inanmes sore lungs.
one Minute Cough Cure loosens the cold
and heals quickly. The best cough cure
Stones Drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20
Insane.

S1l5ester Burrell, aged % years,and
farmer at Waterloo, has been com
mitted 10 the asylum.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20

The Steamer has been equipped with Hrst-
class accommodations including an elegant
piano.
Unsurpassed for carrying both freight and
passengers
Dock-Foo State street.
&. MAERTZ Agent.
salem, Oregon.
C.SULLlYAN, Supt.
Albany. OregOn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20
Fills the Bill.

Those two bio meals at Strong's an
both the Till aud the legislator who
takes them
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20
KlNcAID's EXPLANATION.
OF How Thre Came to BE Allowed $40
for HIS Paper.

-" ~ NeitN W RN alAoWea Pfs
for HIS Paper
EUGENE, Or, January l5, 1899.
EDITOR ALBANY DEMOCRAT;
Dear Sir In your paper II Janu.
ary ~, you have, no doubt unlnten-
tionally, misrepresenled me Ia stating
that l allowed bin for my own paper
after refusing 10 allow many other
bills / did not allow the state to
pay for any papers furnished To my
self orahy other state officer although
they had always been paid for out OF
The Incidental appropriation before
l paid out myself hundred NJ dollars
fof papers that could nave paid out
OF the Incidental fund. But, l al.
lowed pay for all PAPERS FURNISHED
ThE STATE LIBRARY OUT OF rHE Ap.
PRECIPITATION MADE FOR TuAT PuR.
POSE or VOUCHERS APPROVED ny
rhE LIBRARIAN, The bill for
ms paper was approved by the LII
orallan aud also advised by the At
torney General aud other good law
yefs aud then was reduced much be.
low the amount due while others
were paid Ia full, A demand was
made >ears and years ago aud the
Librarian then Ia charge approved
the Oil up TO that time and promised
10 see II paid before he left the onice
Out neglected 10 30 50 aud the presept
Librarian approved IL since that lime
and the Attorney general Cor the
"hole iime' | may have been less
'mportuuate than some others and
the ohcers more neglected., tue AN.
proprlations always happened Ia be
oa' 90 short when called upon until
no" Nheu there was enough 10 nav
All TIE bills, The last warrant s,yneo
oy the out going secretary ON the
wofulng OF January 9Th was tn nav /
the Eugene Guard for about twelve /
years nm V,ur,,,
lIhs JOURNAL still thinks that Mr.
Alocaid would have done better nor
20 nave collected tnat OH. lie would
nave gone out OF onice With praet,-
'aily unimpeaehable record ana
spared hts irieOds aud those who have
al"ays upheld him much criticism
We oelleNe after an that has heen
'A'a :" MI A'ncaid by his worst enc
niles his record as secretary Of state
All remain arsely 10 his crrdit un.
'sf al Tue e'rcumslanees Ep. }.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20
20U Miles

shorier aud a Whole half day Quicker
than any other line 10 Omaha. KAN
Sds city, 81. Louis and ali other
suinerh and southeastern cities,
Iuiee routes east via Denver. 81
rSul' aod Billings, Mont. Tickets at
onCes OF connecting lines. III VDu 90
east via Omaha, you can stop OF and
See the Irans-Mississippi exposition
A. {. SHELDON.
Genl agent Portland Oy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20

n1eNa1llF A. III
II men Gals knee 4. they could worh A
nitanat anf eNttni on through middle Nlc
$40 inlo old AZ, n ihry would uniy tske !
Niilt commoh srnsf cafe ~ their hcaifh
lbt ilNNhlr u that they % noi takt the lIi
~ Nliehtt hffe aud there that afe necss
eAtf % pitsffte health. They pay 40 al
lfniipu a. ~ sigua ~ GA conlrg I'M hcalth
iitlt hsliousnfss a lililf mdlrfalian.
hule lnea ~ slfep and appetite. 4 i|file
neftnuaueea q hitlt hradaahr : hifie
4n&kiNfe4 In ihf uIolulaE and = liitir ann
nttt AZ dag. iitilf thls and llille that
~ these llfle thiu4s lheF ueRleci ~
fitfpet uQldfn Mrdical uiscalrfr mals,
tht appliilF keen digestion And asallnIl.
uoe ptfitft' The llfei active, fhe hlood pase
ana thr ueFsra STEADY a is She mai
blood niaker and nesh buiidfr. Il IA the
great liver inVtgofafor sut uefrr tonic Ia
~ = man % NoIk ard nolk and Wo1k
Mto1e.ne dralrIs egll d and have nolhlrs
flsT "insf AZ good y
Ual ! snNes4f ass ~ - vear. it.., i,,tt
Sf.tIe&1 whites D b nollafs ~ CaHan
, NItfIHNr4lH Co. y C 4ite Nuoa aala si.anath
~ paaslsfi hsstaqht llhln uasi ~ fisrss
.lN0fN Medical nlagoflIf and Fiqaaani ~
~ apih ~ it~ aeya gsss ~ psllasnsa "a
a mau % womsn uha ueeiecss eons,ipa.
HN suffers ffon HtoN p0i3onln4 Nofiof /
IF4fF'a FIfaaNnf Pellets cura nonsiin..
~. Nue Nllie Pfllcl Z d nrnlIe 80.
~. tna we a mlId cathar.ic All medi 4
- aealele eel thTu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20
JOURNAL tx RAYS.

Marion county senators continue
10 display their aggregate wisdom
in bucking the Multnomah delegation.
Are they still 10 charge % Uncle
George
=1T
J. VI. Ryau has the thanks OF Tbs
oiiice for a genuine little Manila
cigar. He received box from his
son, who is q member of the First
California. Senator Al Reed Of Doug
las county has received a beautiful
carved pipe from a friend who is at
Manila. That's a regular tobacco
patch we've annexed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20
A Few Interesting Facts

When people are contemplating a uin
whether on business or pleasure, they nalur
ally want the best service ohtainable 50 IA,
as speed, comfort and safety is concerned.
Employees OF the Wisconsin Central Lines are
paid to serve the public and our trains are
operated so as to make clio connection,
with diyerging lines at all junction points
Pgllmm Palace Sleeping and Chur car.
on through trains.
DINING car service unexcelled, Meals
a Ia Carte.
ln order to obtain this first class service
ask the ieket agent % sell you a ticket over
TIE WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES
and you will make dirert connections Al
81. Paul for Chicago, Milwaukee and All
points East.
for any urtNer info nation call on anv
ueNe' agent or correspond with
JAS. c, POND,
General Pass Agent.
or JAS, A, CLOCK, 80
General Agent,
21o Stark Street.
PORTLAND. OSE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20

Aelia, Iowa, served hs country durlns thn
lete eAf az the rNpenso % MS health. Tbe
\, =. ~, stnlns bs restoration 90 health
" e'NVn eelos la his own words
When Returned from ths army my
Constitution was hsoken down. SuE
itfed sxircme nervO,0neSs, ana md.
gssiion. PhySicians dli moi hsle m,
Until ons PssfSnbed ps. Nilss' Nsry-
las' Ans today | ana IN bstlss hsaih
than ! have been lof thirty ysau,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20

iEA,ERlENCE Is tbs RE,r ,rrF.Cupp
,,,,, n. N'Ns, English Remedy in any ease ~ y
iD1sa'' ;o,s,' colds % Group. Should il ial 10 INV.
So, - 80 's'is money refunded a,c ami
so Lanh 4 Brooks. drug,ists '' anu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20

slCN HEADACHE ABjOLUrELyANn
ps'maASn'ly cured by using MoLi Tss "a
pleasant ,. herb drink. Cues eons,ipa,ion ~ -
iuusesnon' makes you eat, sleep. yyorL snI a.'I
InAlPy, Satisfaction guaranteed ~ noan,i anl
o~'A' aSe and sos. Lunn & Brooks 3,nl,'D.J a'o''eJ
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20
Or. MILES
Restorative
MGSsWfnG

s',d ei ~. dlaggis,s on guarantee.
a'a e'liie bsnch,s "a money hsck
nleA eA heafi aud nsfyes ssnt i've
o.. A'lss Msdesl eempanb ElkAart. lad
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20

J.TURNER. Agent albany, one.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION
STEAMER VIM. M. H0AG,

Captain Geo. Raabc,
Running between Portland and Corvallis,
stopping al all way landings.
RIVER SCHEDULE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20

"AlA As no show NHA Ds. Mllss Fam pm.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20

90 and fioo. III druggists.
SCOTT a BOVINE, Chemists, Nsu York.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-28
SANTA FE EXTENSIONS.
Thr ee New Lines to Be Built From
Oklahoma.

The Eastern Oklahoma Railway
company was3 incorporated at Guthrie
to build three new lines of the Santa
Fe route in Oklahoma. cline No L."
rs described in the application for char
ter, will start from a point on the San
ia Fe main line at or near Guthrie,
thence to the most suits BILE point on the
west of the Creek Nation, thence to
the most suitable point south of the
Cimarron river: and north OF Township
l6 north. The estimated distance will
be sixty miles.
The second line is to be built from a
connection of the Santa Fe between
Bliss and the Salt Fork of the Arkan-
sas River to q point on the north line
of the Creek Nation near the confluence
on the Cimsrran and Arkansas rivers,
passing through Pawnee. This will be
s%ixty-fve miles in length.
A third line will be constructed on
eLine No. " in Pawnee County, north
and northeast, by way of Saltwater,
Pawnee and Pawhuska to connect with
the Kansas, Oklahoma Central and
vile, in the Cherokee Nation. The
names of Henry E. Asp, j. R.. Cotting-
ham, o. G. Guss and w h. Merten of
Gusthrie aud F. T. Dolan of Wichita
appeared on the application for the
charter. Mr.. Asp, representing the
Santa Fe company. holds q, 1896 shares
of the istock, and the others
each one. Aldace F. Walker,
New York: E. P. Finley, Chi
eago; R.. D. Kenna, Chicago, and p. P.
Dolan, Henry E. Asp, F. C. eGuss and
w. b. Mertsn are named as directors.
This board e'ected1all of the officials of
the Santa Fe as officers of the company
is capitalized ats 2 200 900. Work on the
lines is to commence at once.-St.
Louis Republican.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-28
The July Earnings.

The continued expansion in the
of railroad transportation
lines still constitutes one of the most
striking features in b situation. It
evidences the prosperity which the
carrying interest is enjoying. On the
roads which furnish weekly reports the
improvement now runs pretty regular
ly over q million dollars a week, or at
the rate of $50, 000, 600 B year, and this
covers only part of the mileage of the
country. Thus, for the first week of
July the Financial Chronicles state
ment, embracing 10 roads, records ST.
OTIS, 900 increase, or 1886 per cent, and
for the second week of July a
preliminary statement covering only
sixty roads (all that have reported thus
far) shows 81, O26, 1875 increase, or 16s
per cent, this last following AL per
increases the previous year. These
gains now are particularly encourage
ing, because they come at a time when
crop accounts are so satisfactory, both
a. regards spring wheat in the north
west and corn in the southwest-a pro-
mise which, If carried to fulfllment,
will insure a continuance of the pre-
sent high level of earnings. OF course,
neither crop is yet fully matured, and
there is still a possibility Of some dam
age, hot winds in Kansas having sew
eral times in recen years materially
impaired the prospect the latter part
of July. Net earnings continue as en-
as the gross, and more so
in some instance.-Exchange.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-28
LINK AND PIN.

having large cylinders OF steel filled
with air at the pressure OF so atmos-
pheres. The cylinders were about 8
feet long, and two fee broad, made to
resist the enormous pressure. These
we placed in the tender of the loco
motives, and in passing through the
tunnel allowed the air toeescspe. This
pure air blew back the smoke and cool
ed and purified the atmosphere.
"The second method was with COM
pressed pure oxygen. This was allow
ed to escape from the cylinders into the
fires of the engine, causing a complete
combustion of the coal, and preventing
the formation OF dangerous gases, as
well as making the air purer by the
addition of oxygen.
'They will use the compressed air
method, as it is cheaper and almost as
good as the oxygen. You have in this
country some me Is, but not so many
trains pass through them in a day.
Genoa is becoming the greatest sea
port on the Mediterranean, surprising
Marseilles in France. All the exports
from South Germany, Austria and
North Italy go to Genoa. The day 1
that work I left for America.
If was my last labor in Italy before
leaving and was a great experiment"
Elk,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-28
RdilroadsOutlOOk.

The Railway Age thus sizes up the
present situation: SIT is many years
sincs the general railway outlook was
as bright as it is today. In spite of
the fact that the comparisons are now
made with the favorable times of 1908,
earnings are making extraordinary
showings, especially on the western
and granger roads. The crop pros
poets, while irregular, are excellent
and there is every ground for expect
ing a tremendous grain movement this
fall. ct he volume of business in general
continues to grow, labor is we'll en-
ployed and in all directions the people
are in easier circumstances than has
been the case for many years. There
will be more money spent in pleasure
travel this year than for many sum-
mers bad and more money spent in all
those comforts and Injuries OF life
which go to make up a good miscel-
Iaueous freight business.
1.-THE work of construction of new
lines is being pushed all over toe
country. with an activity which the
United States has not seen since 1890.
Roadbeds are in better condition than
they have been since the panic of 1898,
and equipment is being enlarged and
improved on q scale that is rapidly
making up for the economies of the
years of hard times. In every way the
railway outlook is almost ~unprecedent-
edly bright"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-28
pECOS VALLEY ROAD
Will Be Taken In Charge BY The
Santa Fe, So The Report Goes.

It is lated on good authority that the
Santa Fe will take charge of the Pecos
Valley & North YES EN- railroad August
1, and operate it in it's own name. 1t IL
known hat the PecO Valley railroad Is
a Santa Fe project pure and simple,
merely being built and operated under
another name.
II the Santa Fe takes charge of the
Pecos Valley, it lei that the road is
ready to begin building the much :alk-
ed of cutoff from a point on the Pecos
Valley line in Guadalupe county, New
Mexico, to Ysleta Junction, near Albu-
guerque. The Santa Fee has already
LEASED thesColorado & Southern Fort
Worth & Denver) tracks from Fort
Worth to Trinidad and now has outlets
from Amarillo to Galveston and Den
yer.
Following close on the opening of
the superintendent's and other offices
in Wellington August l, it is said that
the Santa Fe will establish train dis
~patchers' offices at Woodward. Here
tofore the Panhandle line has been q
sort of branch line of the main road,
and the trains on the west end r at
present haDdled from wellington. To
establish train dispatcbers' offices at
Woodward means that the line west Of
Woodward is to become OF much i'm
portance, and possibly mas a direct
bearing on tt Albuquerque cutoff
Top ka State journal.