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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-05
MARRIAGE OF MONEY.
Another One of the Vanderbilt spawn
Gets Married.

Another One OF the Vanderbilt spawn
Gets Married,
New York. April 5.--Emlly Vanderbilt
sloane. daughter OF William Dough- 8
Sloane and niece OF Cornelius. william
X. Frederick and George Vsnd lit " 9
dsrrted 10 day TO John Henry Hammond,
OF Boston. 81. BsrtholOmew's church
was magniticently decorated Tor the oc-
casion. Invitations were limited to the
seating capacity Of st. Bartholomew
and included nearly all the ultra fashion
ionable people OF the city. The bride
WA the recipient OF many handsome and
eostly presents, the most valuable being
A necklace and tiara Of diamonds pre-
ser.ted by her perenta The groom IL a
liwyer, son OF Gen. John II. Hammond,
chief OF General Shermans staff during
the rebellion.
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NO NEWS FROM OTIS.
-
alrlla GulnIuU llrennih

Cleveland. Ohio. April 5.-Within
twenty four hours 300 additional men
have Joined the carpenters strike. 1t is
said by officials OF the carpenters union
that 1900 men will be out by Saturday
unless terms are agreed to They de-
mand an eight.hour day, at 80 cents an
hnnI
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The customary semi monthly hop WA
take place at the Commercial club this
evening. Lent being over the attend
ance will undoubtedly be large,
Wanted IA young man a. stock clerk
one that has had experience preferred
Bros.
G l.. Meriden and wife and NJ. 8, Lund,
M d from Los Angeles, are at the Hotel
Highland.
FOR Sale-Fiye room house and two
lots on south Arno street. Inquire at
Futfelle's.
A six-hole steel range with sixteen
gallon reservoir for $50. DOnahoe Hard
ware Co.
Fresh Baltimore oysters at j. l.. Bell K
Cos south Second street store.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-05

The Citizens Ticket Carried Everything
In Las Vegas
Special TO The Citizen.
Las Vegas, April H. q. Coors. citi-
zens union ticket, WAS elected mayor by
1l6 majority over Thomas Rose, republi-
can. Charles Tamme, cti2ens, for clerk,
l32 over X. Q. Rankin, republican. G. II.
Perry, treasurer, ~ majority, over o. l..
gregory, republican. Board OF aldermen
remains citizens union. aud the school
board no bipartisan.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-05

Yuma, Ariz.. April .. 5.-Patrick Miguel,
sou OF former chief OF the Indian tribe
here. has been arrested on the charge OF
burning a school house. United States
Marshal Osborne left for Yuma this
morning with several deputies to secure
the prisoner. ss the father Of Miguel has
threatened to prevent the officers taking
him to Los Angeles for trial.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-05

The neighbors and friends OF X. X
3toffel who kindly attended In the sick.
ness and death OF his beloved wife, will
always be remembered by the bereaysd
family, and they have the deep and last
ing gratitude OF the relatives Of the de-
ceased. X. n. SToFFEL AND FAMILY.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-05
FUNERAL or A HERO.
The Remains OF Rough Rider Buried
at Cerriilos.

tHF VI
at Cerriilos.
Special to the Citizen
Cerrillos, April .. - The remains OF ii.
Clay Green, one Of ROosevelt's Rough
Riders, we're received at his home here
by last nights express. Clay Green was
shot ard instantly killed In the Rough
Riders gallant charge on San Juan hill
in the rear OF Santiago, and was buried
where he fell. His body Ia one OF the
many which the government is return
ing TO their former homes.
Funeral services are being held this
afternoon. attended by many Rough
Rider comrades and great number OF
friends. The public schools are in at
tendance EN- masse, business houses are
closed and flags are displayed at half
mast. The entire community has turned
out to pay its last respects to the hero
who died for his country.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-05
salesla,ly Wanted

A saleslsdy who has had experience 10
dfy goods, notions, etc; one speaking
Spanish preferred. Answer by letter,
giving former experience. Leon h. Stern
\ Co, Albuquerque, n. NJ
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DeatI, af N Sluper

San Francisco, April 5.-Lilly Post,
opera singer, died at Agnew's insane
asylum to-day OF heart failure. She was
taken to the asylum Monday by her son,
who had trouble in restraining her rs
she appeared greatly excited.
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To Protect Bona Fide Settlers.

Max PrRcht, the United States land
claim agent, reached the city last night
from Santa Fe, TO investigate q large
number OF land claims OF settlers whose
means will not allow them 10 contest
original claims upon the land, which are
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Co,t M,p.r. s,r,l.

Salem. Ohio, April o - Miners In the
Salon Coal company aud the Cherry Val.
ley company, the National, the Fairview
and Thomas mines, all within five miles
OF this place. inaugurated strike to-day
to secure pay for, work on the run mine
hnaia
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Election at CerrilIos.

Special 70 The Citizen,
Cerrillos, April 5.-The election here
yesterday resulted in clean sweep for
the ticket headed by Ross Grifliths. The
successful candidates we're: Ross elf
fiths, Camelo Mares. Louis Darras. Ike
Graham, Jos. Detalti.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-05
SaIeslady Wanted .

A saleslady who has had experience In
dry goods. notions, etc; one speaking
Spanish preferred. Answer by letter,
giving former experience. Leon b. Stern
Il Co., Albuquerque, n. NJ.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-05
Presidential Appointment.

Washington, April 5.-The president
to day appointed Col Adelbert l. Bufling
ton brigadier general and chief of tn,
bureau OF ordnance, TO succeed the late
General Flagler.
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the smaller villages probably half de-
cided against saloon licenses.
CITIZENS TICKET ELECTED.
Muskogee, |. T.. April The citizens
elected
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-05

Eight cents per yard will buy fine
piques, lawns, organdies, dimities and
giHghams. This week we do this to
open our new spring business. Goods
are worth from I2is TO 20 cents per yard
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-05

New York. April 5-Warren +. Leland,
proprietor OF the Windsor hotel, recently
burned, is dead.
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IVES THE FLORIST
For cut flowers, palms, ferns, etc, at all
lines. IVES. THE FLORIST.
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X A Mierg, chairman OF the board

Sole agency, full line At BrOckmeieT's =.
Examine these wheels before buying.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-05

The best of everything at our
fountain. Expert service. B. RUPEES
Pharmacy.
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MATTERS AT MANILA.
Proclamation Of Commission
Well Received by FllipinoS,
Strike OF the Carpenters in Cleve-
land Gaining in Strength.
Large Number Of Spanish officers Are
With Philippine Insurgents.
DEATH OF AN OPERA SINGER.

Manila. April $3.50 p. m.-The proc.
lemation OF the United States Philippine
commission was posted ia The streets
printed in English. spanish and Tsga-
log to-day. Ii was also distributed out
side the town as far as Malolos. Ii Ia re-
ceived with marked attention by the ma
tives generally and has been approved by
a number OF representative Manilans.
The English bankers are optimistic upon
the attitude Of tine Americans, assuming
that II indicates a decisive policy that
undoubtedly will be successful.
AGUINALDo DEPosED.
Manila, April 5.-There are persistent
rum0rs to-day that Aguinaldo, the insur.
gent leader, had been supplanted In con-
troll OF Filipino affairs by Gen. Antonio
Luna, commander-in. chief OF the Fill
pino forces. Luna Is described a. a typi.
cal belligerent.
HAVE SPANISH OFFICERS.
Madrid, April 5.--The Spanish minis
ter OF war received information on Sat
urday that large number OF Spanish
officers who were prisoners In the hands
OF the Tsgalos, have entered the service
OF the latter. Among the prisoners were
some chiefs OF the Spanish generals
staff and officers Of artillery. In Spanish
military circles this Is held to explain
the military organization of the Tagalos
against the Americans, which has hither-
TO been inexplicable.
NO NEWS FROM OTIS.
Washington, April 8 Gen. Otis has
not communicated with the war depart
ment for two DAYS: While Ii may be
surgents who have gathered at Calumpit,
in order make the authority of the
United States more secure and for effect
upon the natives. II IL not thought that
Aguinaldo has any great force, and II IL
believed that upon the approach OF The
American army the insurgents will re-
tire after the exchange Of q few shots.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-05

All fancy beverages at Roppe's
fountain, Railroad avenue and Sec
ond street.
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pEmooRATIo VICTORY.

Santa Fe Given TO the Dt Dtmocrsts by the
Republicans.
Special to The Citizen.
SantaFe. April j.--Yesterdays election
was very exciting. The republicans had
two tickets In the tield led by two con-
testing factions struggling for suprem-
scy. The democrats elected the mayor,
clerk, treasurer and three members OF
the council and one member Of the school
board; rest republican.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-05

Run over
70 the Iceberg tor bottle OF old whisky
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Get bottle OF FinCh's Golden Wedding
Rye at the Iceberg
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Monarch IilcNnI.s.

TIE latest temperance drinks a,
Rupees fountain.
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ELECTIONS IN coLopAnO
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.

Kansas City, Mo-. April Sat Fort
Scott, c. ". Goodlander, Jr., democrat
was elected mayor on the citizens ticket
by about 500 majority over G. A. Henry,
republican.
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WICHITA GOES REPUBLICAN.

Kansas City. Kan. April 5.-Mayor
William Marshman, republican. WAS re-
elected In kaDaas City. Kan, by about
500 majority. LeavenwOrth elected Dr.
s. n. Neely, democrat. In Atchison. Law
renee. Arkansas City, Hutchinson and
EmpOria the republicans won.
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OKLAHOMA ELECTIONS.
Wichita, Kas., April 5.-Guthrie, Okla.
homa. elected republican and Oklahoma
City democratic tickets yesterday.
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Omaha, April - The larger towns,
including Omaha, almost without excep
tiOn elected license ticket. while
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-14
win Go Abroad.

st. Cloud Journal Press: Mas
Rebecca Ashley, principal Of the
city high school, has gone to
Minneapolis to remain over Sunday
with an aunt. Miss Ashley has mott.
fed the superintendant that,she shall
not be q candidate for reelection to
the principalship Of the school for
next year az she has determined on a
years stay abroad. Miss Ashley
will leave New York early in June as
one Of q party Of Oberlin college
alumnae who have arranged q years
Stay on the continent. After touring
Germany, Switzerland, Italy and
Greece. they will spend the winter
In Paris. Miss Ashley has proven re-
markably successful In her conduct
Of the high school and the school
board will encounter 3 serious prob
lem n acceptably filling the vacant
position. There are q number Of
teachers Of prominence who have
applied for the position.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-14
An Excellent Entertainment.

An Excellent Entertainment.
A large audience greeted the Clara
Mathes company at the opening of
it's three nights engagement at the
Gross opera house Monday evening.
The bill was LA Belle Marie. "a play
full OF dramatic interest and with
enough humOr interspersed to make
1t amusing and entertaining as we'll
as very interesting. The company is
without doubt one Of the strongest
repertoire organization on the road,
everyone presenting his part in
the play Ia an able and pleasing
manner. Miss Clara Mathes in the
title role. did, very clever, " ork.s
winning generous applause and
q high place 10 the estimation Of the
audience. It IL q STRICTLY first-class
company. present ting up.to-date
pieces and the generous patronage Of
the first night should continue
through its engagement.
The bill for tonight will be Gown
and County, which is one Of the
most pleasing pieces In the company q
entire repertoire. Some clever spec.
ialties were introduced between acts5
Monday evening, and new ones are
promised for thia evening. ".
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-14
CAPITOL BILLS PASS.
Horton senate Measures Finally DlsDosst
Of in the House. ,>at

Horton senate Measures Finally Disposed
S8s& Of in the House. >st F.
The two senate bills relating to the
new capitol and its construction passed
the house, but not without opposition.
h +. III, which amends the present
law % a. to leave it In tho judgment Of
the commission as to the amount to be
retained on contracts instead Of 10 per
cent, as now provided, Yves first taken
up and passed 81 to ~.
fOnS. F. l25. which allowed the tax
levy Of two enths Of . mill to be ex-
tended over . period Of years until the
1900, 900 is reached, and also allowed
tho commission to issue certificates Of
indebtedness in anticipation Of the
money, there was . short and sharp dis
susSion. |. It was finally passed-7S to So.
a dozen bills Of minor importance
were alpo passed. aF a.-, "
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-14
ST. CLOUD OFFICERS.
The City Council Organized
Monday Evenlng-W. p.
S Osgood Chief Police.

The ST. Cloud city council met On
Monday evening In annual session
and elected the folio wing officers for
the ensuing year: President, G. l.,
Atwood; vice. president, j. +. Steph:
ems; clerk. James A. Martin; attOr-
ney. George w. Stewart; assessor,
John schaeier; city physician, Dr..
w. L. Be0be; engineer. 8 s. Chute;
streetcommissloner. rank Lorinser;
chief fire department, William AL
brecht. Mayor Mcdonald appointed
W. p OsgOOd chief Of police. "
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-14
JA|.'S''I|K|'|.A|DISAY('lVAI|.D||,I
Said Germany Will Demand
That kautz' Action 30 De-
clared Illegal.
Will Insist Upon Such . Step
Before the Commission Be-
gins Ito Work.
UNCLE SAM WILL REFUSE
Admiral's Action Considered
Proper Until the Contrary "
I Is Made Clear.
Tone Of the German Press for
the Last Few Days De-
cidedly Bitter.

BERLIN, April 12.-Dr. Joannes Raj
fel, the former German president Of the
municipal council of Apia, Samoa, has
arrived here and has had several long
conferences with the officials Of the
German foreign Office. $4.
The Lokal Anzeiger prints an inter
view with DR.. Raffel, in which he Is
quoted as saying:
1.-THE decision of Chief Justice Cham
bers in favor Of Tanus was partly due
to the fact that Mataafa is Catholic,
while Tanus is proselyte Of the Eng
lish missionaries. s&f -
.'Mataafa is the only king the Samo-
ans will tolerate. There has been q
sudden veering of views upon the part
of both the minister of foreign affairs,
Baron Won Buelow, and the emperor"
May Ask . Disavowal.
A foreign office official said to the
correspondent Of the Associated Press,
in energetic language, that Germany,
before engaging in an investigation Of
the commissions work, must insist upon
the American and British governments
unmistakably, disavowing the fragrant
violations committed by Admiral Kautz
and Captain Sturdee. In the absence
of q disavowal, for Germany to join the
commission would be mere farce. He
added: .-, :#.4
Germany insists upon receiving full
satisfaction for the number of breaches
committed in Samoa" 59r tE1.1'
The tone Of the German pros during
she last two days has been most bitter.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-14
THEY ARE STUDYING.
The, City Charter and City
Records Receive Attention
Some irregularities.

The differences betw cen the city
council and. mayor over policel,e,.
and city attorney, etc. have caused
considerable investigation of tn.
charter and council records The
mayor has refused to recognize the
action IT the council regarding the
policemen, because, we understand
they were Technically wrong in their
procedure. Tits now claimed that
some Of the city salaries have not
been legally fixed for several years
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-14
AMERICA WILL REFUSE,

Must Have Fall Information on the Sub
jest Before Acting.
x WASHINGTON, April 12.--As it has
been strongly intimated in the Berlin
dispatches that the German govern
ment was about to make q, demand for
q disavowal Of Admiral Kautz' action,
1t may be stated that our government
will certainly not accede to any such re.
quest in advance of full knowledge ,of
all the facts in the case and convic.
ton that the admiral acted wrongly.
the presumption always being that our
officers have acted with due propriety,
until the contrary is shown.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-14

g I'll txoublsshave gone. Mymoothly
sickness used to be 90 painful, but havs
hothad the slightest pain since taking
your med ioine. u cannot praise your
Vegetable Compound too much. ny
husband and friends ses such changs
in ma / look % much better and have
sons color in my fsoe. = 1870
j Irk Pinkham invites women who szo
~ 70 write to her at Lynn, Mass, tor
odvioe. which Is freely offered.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-14
CHANGE lin LOG SORTING
Pine Tree Company Will Han,
die the Log Sorting at This u
Place This Season

Quite an important change will be-
made In the river work at this place
this season from that Of the past
two seasons. rhe sOrting III ne
logs at this place which In former
years was done by the Pine Tree
Lumber company. but which for th.
past two years has Oe. III the
handsSOi the Mississippi 4 Rum
River Boom company, will again he
handled by the mill company
II. a. Conner. who has had charge
Of the work both fnr the Boom COM
3pany and for the mill company when
it tormerlv did the work. win have
charge again this season. In this
respect II would be OF no advantage
to change the man In charge OF that
work. for there IL probably no'maa
In the state better qualified by -x-
perience for that work than Mr.. Con-
ner. ~ s ii
This change means quite a consid-
cradle to the lahorinK men OF this
city. While the boom company has
always hired q large number III men
from this city Ia the past it also
hired many from the other towns
along the river. and some Of the lat.
ter were employed. here. The mill
company has always given the pref
erence to home mens and of the six.
ty to seventy-fiye men required for
this " Ork. a much larger parcentaga
will undoubtedly be home men :.
THEY ARE STIJDvINf:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-14
STILL ON THE TABLE.
Denators Refuse to Take Up the jacobson
s. Gross Earnlngs Bill.

Senators Rsfus~ to Take Up the jacobson
Gross Earn,ngs Bin.
: Another attempt was made at the aft
ernoon session Of the senate to take
from the table the jacobson bill incress-
ing the gross earnings tax on railroads.
Considerable time was spent in call Of
the senate and the sergeant-at-arms was
sent in search Of absentees. After sew
eral hours delay all but Senator Nc
Gowan appeared. The motion to take
from the table was then lost, 25 to 30. n.
The Peterson bill to reduce the ratio
Of interest on state school land certif.
Gates was discussed Ut some length and
several amendments adopted. Tho bill
was then killed by vote Of 80 to Il.
Four senator's were absent or not voting
and it ID, possible tho measure may be
rseonsidered BY ! full senate.
+ ,s Hoasr 70 Flosssr. SS
"A resolution by Senator Horton pro
viding that statue of Henry NJ. Rice
be placed in one Of the inches reserved
for this state in tho national gallery at
Washington passed tho senate unani-
mously.
Three important bills were killed in
committee. The judiciary committee
laid out the Roverud bill, prohibiting
Sunday theatrical performances; Sena-
tor Sleehan's bill, repeating tho law I'M
der which trust companies may act a.
executors, guardians or administrator,
and Senator Everett's bill Furnishing the
use Of language calculated to provoke
assault. 80
Senator Somerville's corporation tax
bill was again passed after tho errors
made in copying had been corrected. In
order to assure q safe passage Of the bill
half hour was given to q call Of the
senate, '''
The joint memorial originating in tho
house and asking congress to declare
the Minnesota river unnavigable above
the city of LIE Sueur was passed. The
present head Of navigation is at New
Ulm. .N:&@
These Were Passed.
81. F. 105-Requiring railroads to
build platforms to facilitate shipment
Of grain, livestock and other commodi-
ties. n l-#-t .-a, s.a .l3.r3
III. +. 259-Relating to the taxation Of
timber and mineral lands. '.1&@.1 :
III. F. 1888 To encourage the growing
and preservation Of forests and to Gre
ate forest boards and forest reserves and
to appropriate money therefor. .,a-,....s,
H. F. ALTO provide for the better
enforcement of the liability of stock.
holders Of corporations. - r
III. f. 818-Pertaining to tho reports
of the state horticultural society and
appropristing money for printing the
same. .F"7. -.''.'.
H. F. 444-To create q commission
with power to settle and adjust claims
and demands Of the state Of Minnesota
Uncertain cases. b L.. IS .l.,.s. i. w.. ..9
III. +. 484-To enable executors, adj
ministrators or guardians to convey to
school districts lands to be used as site
fora schoolhouse or for an addition to .
schoolhouse site. ~ ....-a.t- J.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-14
y a5f y !
IT CARRIES ! a,9OlO,0OOI.
Omnibus Appropriation BIZ.
Makes Its Appearances In
the Legislature.
STILL REMAINS ON THE TABLE
Senators, Again Refuse to Cons
slider tho jacobson Gross
II Earnings Bill.
sT1LL REMAINS ON THE TABLE

ST. PAUL, April 12.-The omnibus sp-
preparation bill has been completed and
was presented to both houses during tho
morning. It carries approximately
q, 900, 900, Of which tho various state
Institutions get u $50. 600 while the
other divisions. Of tho bill foot up about
e475, 900. The following summary will
show the amounts represented In the
chief items for the biennial periods:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-14
UNION PACIFIC. FLOODED.
One Mile Of the Main Line In Wyoming
Ea Washed Away.

ono MIC Of the NAH Line IN Wyoming
E& Washed Away.
3 CHEYENNE, Wy, April 12.-Several
miles of the main line of the Union Pa
cific railroad are under water and one
mile of the track has been washed away
near Edson station. The Cow Of water
from the mountains is unprecedented
flooding the country for miles along 81.
Marys creek. wnlch Grains the Elk
Mountain country. The railroad COM
,aAy IS arran=,.ng to tl;l.,Sler all passen-
ser trains ovvr >tae toot.e district al,
several hun"r,.,. ."&n s..,. ,lnployed ia,
rying bssses II tnc4. -. lIon t.-
RAIN to CiAe c,5s.ur. ~