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CENTRALIA SOCIETY.

CENTRALIA., Oct. eS-Nr. W. ". Cam
on ,ett this week for Eastern Washington.
ton.
Mrs Fred ingalls, was taken to Tacoma
Monday 10 receive medical treatment.
Mrs. c. +. Wheelock returned from Port
land this week
Mrs. J. K. Buxton is in Portland attend
ing the exposition.
Mrs. z. r. Patterson returned from Van
couver. Wash. last SATURDAY. and Mr.. Pat
'erson returned from Cle-Elam.
Mrs. II \. Davis and son SCHUYLER have
been seriously Iii. bat are improving.
Mrs. Emma Colvin left for. California
this week en- an extended visit
on q visit TO his mother, brother ana Sis
ter
Miss Amy weare is at home from Ia
coma for a few days.
The Y p. S G +. Of the PRESBYTERIAN
church was entertained Friday evening by
ROY. Anklev At his residence. A number
were present and pleasant, evening pass-
e3. Refreshments We're served.
Mrs Matte y Graves ana Mrs J. H.
Aus are In Seattle attending the w. c.
I. !. convention.
Mrs. } a Rl.ho.son eft for her home
in Elk Creek, Kan. last Friday after a
six months visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. L Baker
The Red Men had q clam supper and
banquet Tuesday evening and about fifty
Nr. II T Ji,ley has bough, the Phelps
residence and viii remove II town
NJ. |. :. Turner is at home from q trip
AR Ben Dufleld is home from Eastern
Mr. Harry Gnohrfst is attending bust
ness college In Portland.
Rev y. c. Goode. II Milton. ore. has
accepted a call to the Christian church OF
Ms Hortense Clark gave dinner sat
u-'ay IN honor Of Mr. II. a. Nuids birth
Mayor {. l. Fowler was Portland Wis
tirr mis- also Dr.
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SOCIAL NEWS FROM BHEMEHTON.

BREMERT0N. oct. 2s.--Mrs, Frank
Wolfram ana children were Seattle visitors
Saturday.
Mr. William Btemer. Of Seattle. was In
Mr. ana Mrs. J. \. Nibbe gave social
dance saturday evening in their new store.
which has Just been comp!etei. coed
time WAS han by al those present. mid
night luncheon was served Al the Hotel
bremerton Among those present We're
NJ, ana Ms. J. \. Nit.be. Mr ana Ms
MILAN tiafk. Mr. Frank Cay, Mr
Charles Nihte NJ. Nathaniel Williams.
n k.hert N,hoe. NJ, Fred thurman
Miss SOPHIA : fcrt Miss Lizzie Nibbe.
Miss lilly E.Grnan Mrs. james Allen.
Miss Minnie Evans. Miss Ella Setter; ant
Miss Clay
Mr. r Il. Friestly spent Sunday in Sc
Miss Garten was in SEATTLE Sunday.
NJ. CreSs-nan spent sunday in Seattle.
Mrs /. w Taylor. ~ Charleston Wis
led relatives IN Seattle last week
NJ Thomas g;yrne. who WAS injured fl
the machine snap at The naval station. is
Miss Robinson. OF sidney Was IN Charles
ton few days .Ast week
Nj Turner vas Il SEATTLE visitor sunday.
Miss Minnie Evans OF Dungeness. Is Wis
lung In Hreuert"n She is the guest q
Alr and Mrs James Allen
Ms. EtTler and daughter Bessie we're
visitors with Mrs. Gooiwater. Of Charles
Mrs. G. A. King was in Seattle Mon
DAY.
Nr. Nelson. q Seattle. Modern wood-nan
organizer. t. in Pv"merto0 organizing
local camp here. He IS the guest - Mr..
ana Nr~. Fred SosZs
Nj ,'harics SceaRle IS In Rremerton
Mr.. John Hauherg. NJ Emu O'sen ant
Mr.. John Noe made trip TO Chico on
their ttryfiss last Sunday
Mr. Crause. q sidney. was IN Bremertcn
Mrs samuel Philips sn3 Mrs John
Gorxt attended the ". = r. 7. convention
fn Seattle
F1rxr scrEean, Frank Collins. ~ to
naval st4.{t,- md Miss &toia Fieau -
Frernerton. Were married Tue~4av
NJ S,~fth - Stttf.@. Is visiting with
NJ a.s Ms F'rea S1Eg~
NJ Johnson ana Ar knutson were n
Seattle ~ ot3Y
NJ Fred Buhrman Was in SEATTLE We'd
-e~Fa.
Mrs Y. }. Acton spent "Wednesday IN
Stott5e
~. NJ T. Montgomery h. EFT Bremen
TN fe~ S-a'''e
r. y \ ffaf--o vas ap "A. seaae-k ana
f. : frcy last week
Nj I,sats Thompson Ass gere - Cfl-o.
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the ceremony Igh. refreshments w%re
served The bride presented a very charm
iinen. and carried bouquet O. bride roses
NJ. and Mrs Glenn Will reside II Seattle
Those presen, were: M. Oscar =. Peter-
son. Mrs Glenn. NJ. and Mrs. George
Glenn, NJ ard Ms Swan Lewis, Mr. Mis-
Lewis. Mr.. Lawn Lewis. Mss Lille Lew
t. Nj and Mrs. Bush. Mr.. and Mrs Sun1-
5la3. Mss Emma SQn6hiad. M. Theodore
s9ndbl4d. Mr.. and Mrs. Hurd. Mr. and Mrs.
James +. Henry. Mss Argen1s, Mrs. De-
Pew. Mr. Roy Bowen. Miss Annie Carlson.
Mrs. Lane, Mrs. D~rin. Miss Kate Peter
son. Mrs. A. Peterson.
V y y
&r. Hugh Walker and Miss Catherine
Dewitt. both Of this city. we're married by
keF; John r Damon AZ his residence $40
Firth avenue, Seattle. So uriay afternoon.
ootc6e~ 2. Mr.. Cie1Ege ". Frederick act-
ing ~ best man and Miss Belle Mckiauoa
as bridesmaid Mr.. Henry Nierne.er. 81.
and BIS son. Henry. II. were attendants
upon he happy couple. who left imme-
1iateiy on wedding tour
V
M, Mr. George l. Garner. Of this city: and
Alss Elsie NJ Bauch. q Fort Madison.
mon at his residence On Wednesday even
Ing. shortly after the arrival OF the East
ern train ma brought he bride from her
nome, Several friends had gathered al
conner and 70 congratulate the happy coa-
pie.
Sir. j +. Fox and Miss Jean Forsyth
were married az the residence OF the
brides parents, as Fourth avenue. Rev.
A. L. Hutchinson officiating M and
MIS-. Fox. after a wedding supper, left
on the south-bound train for d wedding
trip Mr, A. T Fox and Miss Mary For
syth acted as best man and bridesmaid.
Mr.. Frank J. Berry. OF Snoqualmie. ana
Miss May Owens. OF IssaqGAh, were mar
ried At the pari0Gs Of the Ho;e. p!ller.
Seattle. CT Tuesday afternoon. Mr. w ].
Bfanuon, Miss Net'ie owens and her sis
ter, Miss owe.s. beng among those pres
ent Mr. and Mrs Berry VIII make their
home a, SnoQaalrnie.
Mr.. David c Fou!kes and Miss Bernice
Woods. both Of this city. were married
Saturday afternoon. October =, 1888 at
he residence Of tie off iatiug clergyman.
Rev john L. Damon. Mr.. aud MIS- Han
SGT do:ng. The honors as best man ana
bridesmaid.
Wv
The engagement i announced Of M
= ,..1 Green latt. q tats city. aud Hiss
Nellie GolGstein. Of juneau Alaska Mr.
tIi~enb,a;t l. In business in Seattle and
Miss Golistein Is a daughter CT n Gold
stein, one OF the pioneer business men Of
Juneau
Wv
Mr. Hugh Whi'comb. Of this city. and
Mis- Olive NJ Wickersbam. of Traverse
CITY. Mich. were married at the residence
q The officiating clergyman Rev John +
Damon. on THURSDAY evening They VIII
he III home 10 their friends at l205 Yesler
way.
Mr.. William Larson and Miss Matilda
Anderson. both ot this city, were married
10. t.,
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PIlALLtr SOCIAL. NOTES,

PuYATLUP. Oct. % Mrs r a Stew
art "a" leave Tor Iowa in fem days to
spend The winter with relatives there
Mr.. oscar Phil returned few cars ago
from Skasway, where ae has been engaged
IN business TIE past ye3r.
nr. James Walker. 90 philadelphia. Wis
i'ei Mr.. F. N. Mcad several days the past
week
NJ. Q W. Rose. q Salem. or. made a
business cali here last TUESDAY.
Mrs William BiaCkman. q Seattle. yfs-
itet frl~n1s here few DAYS iaet week
Mr.. +. r. Rogers has gone to London
q business trip ana viii he gone FOR
several months
Mr and Mrs. F.. J. Lenhart attended the
" r. i. L. convention IN SEATTLE last
Tuesday
Mr Willis Wheeler ana NJ II A. Cham
Ser returned from Lake Bennett. Alaska
hast TgeSiav
Mis- Ten NoBrile gave literary enter
tai1H4t "a in the high school last Friday
evening watch WIS much appreciated ty ali
u;ees@t
The Ladies social cub had very pleas
e ~ meeting a. the home - Mrs " \
stewart. On I'M n avenue, Wetaes lay r.
1aruuoo
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doors by rain last week. Not
a great many events took
place, but those that did hap
w pen were invariably attended.
Of course. The week befoFs
Haioween ia always quiet bat things
prornise to he lively this week
The members Of the wednesday Night
CARO- Clue turned out IN fuiI force 10 the
meeting al AIRS. Thomas Burke's. Tho
dinner aBd danes given al Firloch by Mrs.
Frederick Karl Strive and Mrs r. 7 Mi
nor was aiso well attended This was one
o! the principal events of the week. Among
the younger people the event was the PAL
~ given BY the young ladies 81 The Gid
knot-a-Gain Club In honor Of Miss Ger
frude Clark
Several engagements are announced this
morning. among them Miss Minors and
Misc Baxte3s
The younger society people Of the city
lost one OF their most popular members
daughter Of Maj. ard Mrs s. ". clark,
left FOR California. where she viii spend
the winter Previous IA her departure
number or Miss ciarks girl friends got
Gp small dancing party In her honor on
Tuesday night at thu Queen Anne Club
house The younger society people we're
out IN fuli force. those present including:
Mr.. ard Mrs, . l.. Crawford. Mfr. and
Mrs- T.. l. Atnswortk, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Fisher. MIR and Mra Henry Fuhytuan.
MI and srs K Anken} Mr and Mrs.
Q. ". Jackson. Dr. and AIRS l.. A. Pur~
dy. Miss Phillips Aiss Bagley. Miss Clare
Bagiey, Miss Heaiy. Miss Alfredo tsaiy.
Miss Mabel Morgan. Of Los Angeles. Miss
Fisher. Miss + Fisher Miss Eobrs. Miss
Minor. Miss King. Miss Reatrtce Peek.
Miss King Miss Ada Morgan, Miss Nc
kinney Miss Mctiraw. Miss rheiia Car
roll. Miss Banks. Misa Muheent FOX. Aiss
NAV ffati, Miss Carrie simpson. Miss
Ileweilyn Morrison Miss boroghy ST IN.
Miss lnglis. Miss iie&sie InElts Miss car
den. Miss Ethel C4rain, Miss GoodfcIiow.
Miss Johnson. Mis- Mabel Nehb. Dr r.
X. Muaday Mr. Charles III Renn~tt. Mr..
WI tnrlis Nr Ii Logan Geary. Air y
Boyd Wells Mr. /. Allain. NJ. KiaSl-y
Force, Mr.. Stockton Eumssy AIR l. !
Rickar'is. Nj James Sheafe AIR Asa Lee
Willard Nj /. MCGUIRE Mi II Hop
kins' Mr. IT, Tomlinson. Nj Ralph Re
Harriugton. Mr. +. II BAXTER. Nj J.. :
Cragin. NJ. Sniuc- Nr Ernest Iir~-
All, Mr. r craig, Mr, + Hoekett NJ
Rood, AIR. II } Ramsey. Mr.. George Al
Niunedge. NJ. Alfred Rattle. Lieut.. over
street and Lieut., Nurhn. of the /. : )
Adams
Capt. ard Mrs James Nugcn' gave
delightful smoker on Friday night - "A
iatge nUcfhcr ~ the friends ~ cx~tsov
John II Nctsrae Tn. party Was given
on 'ha *" at their rvtiseme0t froU their
magnificent bone un NEHof avenue IN.
house via hereafter D. occupied hy col
and Mrs. A J kletbe" ami fsu.ily The
house was throw open - TIE guests
and they e. toNr. thrfns.fves Win sr1ok-
tDg. pla tfas rarsis ani ,he delicious re-
freshtu@1tS for wAish Nts %aKeuts ar
sairs are famous In fhe dining room the
larEc tah.e v0s set he-"~at - most e'l-
treiA IN tef HE'D Tawsr tpd rcd rih-
hons wers ~ sNt.tcnre everywhere Al
most every one fovtied responded Those
ptcsent were. t,N Oio> Jehn Il. M-,iraw.
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family we're present Mr. Alexander
Ranke the brides brother. returned from
Alaska the even TX previous. After ths
Ceremony wedding breakfast was served
and Mr. and Mrs Meyer left for a trip -
New York and " ssconsu. where hey vii
spend several months VS. ting Mr. Meyer =
family. Miss Ranke Is well knua among
the society people u thr ei'y. al sha has
lived here nearly all her life Mr Meyer
Is prominent transporta alton man and Is
now employed In the White Pass x Yukon
railway Offices In this city.
V V v
The ladies who are In charge Of the ban
euet TO lie given the returning Washington
volunteers are eparing no efforts 20 have
Il the graudest affair Of the kind that
has ever taken place in the city. Society
people in general are greatly interested in
IL. and II Is safe 10 promise that when The
soldiers come into the dining room Uf tfse
Hotel Denny they Will b. greeted ny the
representative society women OF Seattle.
A number Of the ladies In charge Of the ia
bies have selected the most charming Of
Scattle's young girls 10 help them, The
menu prepared Will he one that viii he
long remembered ny each member OF the
gallant First Washington.
Y V Y
Society people turned out In large num-
hers Wednesday night 20 witness the pro-
dUct!on Of "A Gay Decetver." a; the Sc
attic taeater by Mr. Asa Lee willard as
sisted BY local amateurs. The perform
ance WAS made more interesting On ac-
count Of the fact that most OF those Ia
tho play The members % the company
we're entertained AT supper BY Miss Al
frfda Hcaiy II her apartments in the
Rainier Grand
a number q society peonle OF the city
have been guests a. the homes + several
cf the officers stationed ~ the Pugct sound
naval station At Port Orchard d1rinK the
Iast We k Mis- Haufart AMI Miss iIay-
den we're visiting with Mrs. Il Coeh-
!gn, Miss Minor WAS guest q Mrs G. r.
fetg1.5 ~ ana Miss Jessie Ibnford vas
foTnal affairs We're given at the navy yard
in honor OF the Seattle visitors
V w
Mrs Maurice McMicken entertained M
luncheon TUESDAY In honor Of Miss Steh-
hi"s. VINO ia visiting here Mrs Mo
Miss Miner, Mss Gretchen Pper. Miss
Young, Miss Flinders. az Portland: Mss
Mcfiraw M;as GnStin. Miss Baxter. Ms
Jessie Hauford. Miss Hodge. Mss Thor,,,-
@on. Miss Eroukes. Miss Hayden and Mss
Collins.
Mrs. TaonaS Burke entertained the We'd
nesiay ~ Ming Card C.uh ~ Illah~e last
almost every member ~ the cluh was ufes-
crt . sn1oy NJ. Burke's charming h1S-
ritaaty The >lab w1H meet r~>t we-k
a. the residence &C Mr. and Ms J u
I.owman,
Miss Caroline Flanders. % Portland. Wis
fed 10 the cifS fev 3sys last xeah the
cues = Ms Fre3rr. X ktfl %.r-l.e II -
li.t1sr* Is We Know au."g Seattle So
c'e'y people. IS sh~ has Visited here sew
60 trucs ani vas one ~ Mrs S.r3va's
bridesmaids a; hoF wedding ~ years ag3.
NJ sai Mrs Iam-= IL Hog. tr. re
enc Ih4rS1 ~ from short rriq 10 oh',
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To CHICAGO FOR 81 20
r~sct5ye September 3%th ~ -thA-r
Pac!ac Will make rate Of 80 - 10 Chica-
G.. 5D1 co~respcrcIug re5"ett1n 40 ali
Eastern points fop WI fu3 {. 70 your
adrsut8Ee 20 travel over tbs me
SOCIAL lance. Rake ball. WednesIay.
y - ..l.l.r
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-TIETY people were kept In
doors by rain last week. Not
ii great many events took
place. but those that did hap
pen were Invariably attended
Df course, The week betors
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-07
DESCRIPTION or BRIDaE.
what the Pueblo Bridge Company Hss
Contracted To do.

what the Pueblo Bridge Company Hs.
Contracted To Do.
The contract between the county com
missioners and the Pueblo Bridge com
pany for the construction OF q brid q
across the Rio Grande near the Pueblo
de Cochili, WAS sigued this forenoon hy
Chairman X. A. Miera for the county
commissioners, and L. A. Bullen for the
bridge company.
In this contract the company, or party
OF the iifst part, agrees 10 construct In u
first class manner, - combination steel
bridge, $40 feet In length, composed OF
four spans Of loo feet each. aud an sp
prOsch at the east end thereof OF 100 feet
Ia length, which shall be supported ty
steel cylinder piers three feet In diameter
aud sixteen feet high. the said bridge
aud approach being made and con.
slructed 20 conform 10 plans aud epeci
locations hereto attached aud made q
part OF this agreement. The said party
OF the lIrst part also agrees 10 begin the
construction OF the said bridge as eoon
"A the necessary materials may be ob
tsined and 10 have said bridge com
pleted and ready for use within six
months from the date OF the execution Of
THIS COntrhcl
The commissioners on their part agree
to pay the COMPANY $4,000 for the
bridge proper. aud $500 additional for
the approaches TO it; the payments shall
be made from the proceeds OF tax levy
10 be made by the commissioners on the
6rst Monday In July, 1899. In accordance
with AL act OF the last territorial legis-
lsture TO enable counties to construct
bridges. II Is also agreed that II sufii
cient money IL not realized from this
levy 10 pay the sum In full, then at the
time OF the next regular levy In 1900. al
additional levy shall be made sufficient
TO pay the SUN In full.
The board OF county commissioners IL
in session again TO day as board OF
equalization and is going over the re-
turns OF the asses ssor.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-07
ALBUpUEBoUE GUARDS.
VIII Get Their Uniforms Nefore June z
Prnnnaltinn Kaaaasllnp Hall

VIII Get Their Uniforms Rsfors June "a
Proposition Regarding Hall.
The Albuquerque Guards will meet OIL
Friday evening at F0rd's hall. Oh Gold
avenue, when the members will be meas
ured for their new uniforms. Word was
received from santa re yesterday 10 the
effect that the uniforms are already on
hand there and that there will be no diff
liculty in getting them In readiness 30
that they can be- worn by the guards to
the Rough Riders reunion IN Las Vegas
on June "a, providing the measurements
are sent In at An early date. This news
was exceedingly gratifying to the mem
bers ~ we'll a. to the people OF the city.
who are desirous that the guards should
attend the reunion IN q body accompa.
nied by the First regiment band.
Ii IL learned that a certain capitalist
has made Q proposition to ths officers OF
the company TO build line building In
this city. with hall on the ground floor
designed particularly 70! tho ise u the
guards. providing that they will agree TO
rent the hall AZ long AZ they continue In
existence. The proposition Is now be-
ing discussed by the company and II Is
extremely probable that action will be
taken by which the number OF the pub
lie halls OF the city will be increased by
the addition OF another large and beau
tiful structure.
Capt. G. II. Burg has appointed Heber
I. Strong company clerk.
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pRor. sCBURMAN's TRIP.
wnI Psy visit to the southern Isisnds
of the PhIlippinea

wni Psy visit to the southern Islands
of the Philippines
Manila, June Z. - Prof. schurmsn, OF
the United States Philippine commits
81 N, sails from here Friday on the
United States gunboat Bennington for q
tlree-veeks' trip among the southern
Islands. The gunbost Petrol has slso
bsen placed at the professors disposal.
II will also visit lloilo. Cebu. Negros
ats SUN. He expects to investigate the
gosernnents and have TALKS with the
Il ,ding natives He will sail for home In
July. The other members Of the CON-
mission will remain here some months
To- ger.
Gen. Halls brigade left Morong yester-
day, marching along the lake to Tsytay.
The troops encountered practically no
opposition In entering several small
towns, though few insurgent sharp
shooters hung about the hanks Of the
bri igade.
Morong, the important port. will be
gsrrisoned temporarily by the North
DAKOTA regiment and the Fourth cavalry
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WAS UNsATIsFACTORY


Between President Kruegsr and British
Commissioner Miner,
London. June THE Exchange Tele-
graph company to-day publishes an in
terview with the parliamentary secretary
OF the colonies office. who Is quoted ~
declaring that the conference between
President Kruger. OF the Transvaal
republic, and the British high commits
sioner and governor OF Cape Colony, Sir
Alfred Miner, proved eminently unsatls-
factory and there Is no prospect OF Its
resumption.
THE REPORT CONFIRMED
Brussels, June 7..-Doctor Leydss, the
European representative Of Transvaal,
has received an official dispatch from
Pretroris, confirming the report Of the
failure Of President Kruger and British
High Commissioner Sir Alfred Miner to
reach an agreement at the conference
Just held at Bloemfontein.
II Is added. that although President
Krusger offered important concessions,
he made them contingent upon the Brit
ish acceptance Of the principal Of arbi.
trstion on differences existing between
Great Britain and Transvsal. Greai
Britain, heretofore, has invariably re
fused on the ground that II would bs a,
acknowledgement Of the equalities Of
the two countries.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-07
MISSOURI PACIFIC WRECK.


Thirty Passengers Injured Near Gons
Kan This Morning.
Atchison, Kan, Juue The east
bound mixed train on the central branch
OF the Missouri Pacific was wrecked a
mile east OF 6offs at 1910 o'clock this
morning and between twenty and thirty
passengers were injured. For some un'
known cause the mail car. smoker and
chair car became dersiled while the
train was going at full speed and three
ears, well loaded with passengers, top
pied essr into slight embankment
The passengers we're hurled in every d.
rection by the sudden oyerturning Of the
coaches, which fortunately tore them
selves loose from the balance Of the train
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COLORADO MINERS sTRIKE.

The Eight-Hour Law Causes Trouble AT
Many Mines.
Silverton. Colo, June loving to the
strike at the Durango smelter, the Iowa,
Tiger and Silver Lake mines have been
closed down, throwing 300 men out OF
work. II is predicted that every mine in
San Juan county will be- idle In less
than week. The Wedge mine, at Ouray,
has also been closed on account OF the
failure of the owners and the miners to
agree az to the hours OF work after the
eight-hour law becomes effective, on
June 10,
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London. June IA high authority OF
the colonial office informed the Associa-
ted Press that negotiations with refer
ence to the Alaskan situation are In the
rosiest possible condition. After an In
terview Of United States Ambassador
Choate yesterday with Marquis Of Sails
bury the lines of the prospective settle.
ment and for carrying on the discussion
in the high commission we're formally
submitted by the secretary Of state for
the colonies, who throughout had the
most potent influence with the Canadian
aida
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THE SANTA FE PROspERISa.

WIN Pay Dividends on Preferred stock In
July and January.
New York, June Z. - The following
resolution was passed by the Atchison
di,ectors to. day:
Whereas, II appears from returns and
CAREFUL estimates that the surplus net
earnings OF the company for the fiscal
year ending June 80. 1879, after deduct.
ing all charges ana full interest on ad
!n,lment bonds, aud after setting apsr,
- reasonable sum ~ reserve, there are
sufficient left TO pay 4 semi.snnual divi
dend Of Ia per cent on preferred stocl
In July and another dividend Of Ia pei
cent In January next"