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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

doing Il every day COZ years. " said the man.
There are physicians who say Ia good
faith % those whose lungs are worn by die.
ease II Il impossible 20 help YOU Aud
yei thousands of these impoasibiea have
been helped aud healed by ~ " v Pierce
whose "Cuidrn heuicai Discovery has
cured them, when the hollow cheek,
the faspinE cough, the burning Auah,
and night sweats have all pointed 20
consumption.
Ninety eight out Of every hundred such
impossible eases can he cured says nr
Pierce, What makes him a. aurei Ne
rause he has been curing Just such cases
luF mote than thirty years Golden Med.
ical Discovery u strength 20 the stomach
life 10 the lungs noufishmeut 60 the nerves
Il makes new blood aud the new blood
builds q new body "A "a temple OF health
There Il nothing just az good a. Golden
you Into accepting a substitute
~ hsg 20 state that have ueed three hotiiesof
pT refce's eoidrn Medical discovery siace my
provemcut in nay cass." writes Mr A y No
vulny. Oi New York N v fBuH tasfi 4" tel
thsf am in need ~ nn inurf medical assistance
When started 10 tatr your medicine 9 had
regular cphsumpiive cough. Of Which ! was
afraid and every hn,iy cautioned and warned me
cuucrrning y ] Fas losing weish, rapidly, vas
my condition u changed entirely I d nui
t1ugh ai AT have gained eight pounds IN weight
hsye recovered my healthy culuf and my aupe.
titc IA enormous. I can recommend yuuF ulr,N.
cins a. u is .nre cure, no humbug. a. are
most other patent medicines"
Dr. Pierce's Pellets cure biliousneas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
CnAL FAMINE.

The production Of coal In the world
Is no longer equal TO the demand. and
In Europe the price OF coal has ad-
vanced t6 per CEN the past few months
and many manufacturing establish
mems have closed down because they
we're unable 20 secure coal one Amer
lean coal dealer last month received
orders from Europe FOR over 1000. 900
tons Of coke that he could not mn. The
state railroads OF Germany and Of Bel
gium fear that they will not be able to
store sufficient coal 20 tide them over
the summer with It's heavy passenger
and freight trafiic. An immense strike
OF coal miners In Austria adds TO the
difficulty and Europe faces a serious
Industrial crisis. unless a way can be
found to supply the thousands OF mills
and the railroads. az well as steamship
lines, with sufficient coal, even though
It be al an advanced price The worlds
supply OF coal Ia not yet giving out. and
will probably last many hundred years
to come. but II Is more dinicult today to
mine coal. and the demand caused by
the immense industrial growth OF late
years cannot be supplied by the mines
now In operation. Perhaps a few years
more may see a discovery or an lnven-
tion Of generally supplying heat and
manufacturing power without the use
of coal but IN the meanwhile New
Mexico Possesses magnificent assets In
her developed and undeveloped coal
fields, and the man who possesses coal
lands had better hold on TO them for
the present. for the near future will
undoubtedly see a heavy demand made
upon them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
FIRE AT GnANrs.

nibo Mercantile Company Stare Dc-
stroyed This MoraiRE.
special 10 Citten.
Grants. n. A., March &l-The store and
warehouse building, with contents be-
longing to the 3. Hbo Mercantile oOsn-
gany Naa totally destroyed by IRE uhis
morning The building was forty fset
Wldu ny ono hundred and ATTY feet Ions.
and consisted Of One floor and basamant.
The company mNdc this their headquart-
crs for general distribution 10 their other
stores al LaEuna. Cubvro. San Nateo.
itamah and Thoreau. Tho iosa to the
building and stock IL estimated az 300
about haif Insured tho nrs was dia-
covered BY the porter on train No. 1.
which passed here al lao thia morning
Noubing could bc dons aH thu whole an
terror Waa IN flames and no water avail
able. No theory is advanced a. 10 the
origin % the IRE. The company will
Immediately re-cagabush tho businsas
Ben Bibo will bo Ia Albuqucrqas tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
Cerpernllon I.aper FlIed.

The Consolidated Verde Mining and
Milling company fled articles OF ineOr-
porauon with the territorial secretary
yesterday afternoon, recltiag the fol-
lowing particulars: Ineorporators, J..
II. Callahan, 1. c. Foster, charles Page.
A. s. Munson and Robert q. Mullen:
objects, mining aud reducing ores. cap
itah G.0O00O0; life. nifty years, dlrec-
tors for the nrsl year. George G. Cock
burn. J. II. Callahan. 1. G. Foster.
George w, Stone. Charles Page. A. 5.
Muns0n. and Robert q. Mullen. field
operations, El Paso and Teller counties.
Colo. and Colfax county. n. NJ. prii o
cipal places OF business. Colorado
Springs, Colo. and Cimarron. N. NJ;
agent In New Mexico. Charles q.
TOmpklns, OF Clmarron.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

Roswell il one OF the most alert cities
In New Mexico In the effort 10 secure
new industries. Its newest Industry ia
10 be a brick aud tile works. w. "A.
uOdair. president OF the First National
bank at Roswell. has purchased 1rH;-
class plant with a capacity OF $1,000
bricks and q greater number OF tiles
per dag. A site Tor the plant has been
purchased, ana within thirty days the
plant will be la operation. The ma
chinery Includes one thirty-nye horse
power gasoline engine, The clay found
around Roswell makes excellent bricks
and tiles. and the Investment OF MIR.
Godalr will undoubtedly prove n . ont
able one.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
cERRILLos
Special Cone, pondencr

Special Corrrt pundenrr
Cerrillos, March 2s-lt Ia reported
that "A rich strike has been made In a
new drift on the three hundred foot
level OF the ortiz mine. near Doiorea.
whore a four foot vein has been struck
running from $3.50 20 $500 per ton.
The friends OF the Ortiz company are
highly gratlfled 10 know that these en-
ergetic people are likely 90 be llberally
rewarded for their efforts and money
invested. The Ortiz 10 a grand proper
-, but IL takes nerve to make a pay
Ina proposition OF even the best OF
mines
A. A. Newberry of santa Re is work
ing the Beicher mine north Of Cerrilloa,
under lease from Hon. L. Bradford
Prince. The property Is opening up
well and Mr. Newberry has iust re-
ceived an Improved machine which he
viii set up this week.
Mr.. o. B stecn is a frequent visitor
20 the mining dintstct just north OF
town and Il IL said 10 acquiring inter
eHta or fun ownership of a number 81
good properties. Nike O'Nell is seer
with him quite Otter and Il - probable
he 10 mixed up In the deals In some
way.
The MaEdalena Mining ana Smelling
company have for the past week. been
heating up the furnace and today, Eos
tho irst time, the Ccrrlllos smeltor wa
blown In, In all likelihood this import.
ant enterprise viii continue In constant
operation from this time out. There Il
large quantity OF good ore Ia the blni
and more ID arriving daily, both BY
rall from the Magdalena district and
BY wagon from near BY mines tn,
necessary iron and lime Il brought n
from Giorieta. The people al the head
Of the local management Of the smeliei
are % a character 20 inspire confidence
Mr, Il, y. Thomas, the manager, viii
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
SANTA re ENGINEERS.
They VIII Build a Line to the edge Of the
Grand Canyon.


santa he engineers have decided on
move which holds unique place
among the fcats vi modern engineer-
ing Il - the construction of a rail-
road line 10 the very edge VI the Grand
Canon Of the Colorado river ln Arizona.
The proposition ~ rather a dizzy Cae,
but careful examination has satisfied
Chief Engineer Dun and his assistants
that there u no danger connected with
the move.
ln consequence construction has been
ordered on the santa Ne a Grand Can
ON Abroad from Anita Junction " the
head OF Bright Angel Tran. where the
observation train wiu pause On the rim
OF the i.UOO-foot cleft In the earth. A
rampant win be built 10 Insure the
safety Of trains. The claim Is made
that the view Of varl-c0lored rock. the
.mmenslty Of the distances and the
seemingly pefilous poise OF the train
will be- an attraction unequailed any
whore fOr eubllmity On the globe.
The twenty miles to the RIM OF the
canon wiil be completed " May 10.
Gangs OF graders have already been
put TO work and during the winter a
comfortable. IL temporary hotel has
been built at Bright Angel Trail, ae-
commodating thirty or thirty-fye peO-
pie. From Bright Angel Trail lead
Berry and Hance trails down the sides
OF the canOns TO the Colorado river.
The descent OF these narrow pathways
can safely be made on burros.
The new line will be known az the
Santa he a Grand Canon. At present
a branch OF line OF the Santa Fe 10 In
operation from Williams 10 Anita
Junction for the canon. Some years
ago the entire trip from Flagstaff.
.Arlz., TO the canon had to be- made BY
stage coach.
The Santa Fe'r purpose In construct
ina a line with such a novel terminus II
TO induce excursions 10 the Grand
Canon of the Colorado from both east
and west.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
LAS VEGAS

From the optic
san Miguel county democratic con-
yention. Saturday. April 7th
Col J. u. Powers, OF Owensboro, Ky,
has been re-chosen president OF the
Aqua Pura company and r. II. Pierce.
secretary and manager
a pleasant time was had at the meet
ing OF Masons in their temple last
night on the occasion OF raising a
member or two 20 the third degree.
With a little EFFORT on the part Of
somebody, the Las Vegas military band
could be secured Ia accompany the san
Miguel county delegation 20 the Albu-
querque democratic convention.
Late this afternoon some parties were
discovered stealing wool In pocketfuls
at the q. u. A Co. establishment. The
feecy stun was carried across ,he river
and placed In sacks In hiding there.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
CENTnlL ooMMIrrFE APpOINrFn.
TNcrIIrNT NouINATIoNs.

Last evening the republican delegates
from Ward two held q caucus, and
nominated y. y. Cristy for alderman
and =. n Harsch for thclonF term on
school BOARD and John n. stinale Tor
the short term to ili vacancy. The
delegation also endorsed Alfred uruns.
field for mayor. q. A, Mats0n FOR city
CLERK, and l.. ", Chamberhn for city
treasurer These are hrst-ciass nomi-
nations. Mr. Cristy is the wcll-known
architect Mr. Harsch has served a
term In the school boacd ana given
general satisfaction Mr.. Stingie IL the
popular young lawyer. who has also
had experience az a teacher and win b.
a valuable member OF the board of
education
Mr. Cristy win bring 10 the
board Of aldermen many wall
liable qualities. nls profession quail
works. and ! fthe viaduct Ia built men
like Mr.. Criaty will be- needed on the
committee on streets, These nomina-
tions almost ensures republican sue
cess In Ward two.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
BLAND BURNED.
Heavy Loss to the
Gold Camp.
Prisoners Break Jail at Sill
YER Citv.
Smelter at CerriIlos in Active and
Successful Operation.
Special 60 The citisen.

Special 90 The CitiEen.
Hand, March 2s.-iast night IRE orig
mated al the south end OF the canyon
in Al. II. Mc0owan'a general store. whore
i've men were boarding thoTnsolvca. The
buildings burned were Il. Il. McGowan ~
A. ssmpier's undertaking rooms; a.. D.
Abb0tts residence. COopers residence
an livery stabls. and zaoharieh a
Landmarks carpenter chop. the last
named arm partially Insured The hre
made some progress against the north
win and Il looked AZ times as u the
camp was doomed. Cooper saved h.s live
stock and part OF the stable pharapher-
neiiA: Mc0owan saved his entire alock
u merchandise. having moved tho same
yesterday morning prior to the iie. The
Benham Lumber company had slight
loas. the lumber being carried beyond
reach Of the ire The total lose IL about
s1AsA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
rRIsoNrns nRrAK IAN.

silver city the scene Of wholesale 5aiI
Delivery.
Special 10 The CiuErE.
silver City. March 2s,--six prisoners.
nay0ed Brooks, Stevens, oNeill, Blsby
and two Mexicans. broke Jail here last
night. ONeill was a United states
prisoner, held for smuggling cattle
from Mexico; stevens was under SEN
tenoe OF five years In the penltentiary
for murder and was awaiting commit
ment 60 be issued before being taken to
Santa Re. Brooks was under indict-
ment for horse stealing and was als0
held as a witness In the Bowman 4
Son bank robbery at Las Cruces. Bis
by and the Mexicana were held for NIL
nor offensea
II IL not known how the prisoners ef-
fected their escape. Sheriff Blair Ia 81
Santa Re with bunch Of conyicts,
but win return home today.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
soCoRRo


From the Chiefsaiu.
The prospect Cor good crop of fruit
Ia this vicinity is excellent.
Several inches Of snow are reported
10 have fallen in Magdalena and vi
cinity Wednesday aud Thursday.
sparks from a passing locomotive
started FIRE Monday that destroyed
a lot of fencing about two miles be-
low town
The Accquia madre OverfOwed its
banks a day or two ago and has con-
vcrted the Low ground north 0f the de-
pot into lake.
w ~. Stevens, a metallurgist and
mining expert Of Albuquerque. spent
Monday and Tuesday with c. T. Brown
examining some mining property In the
Magdalenas
Two four horse wagons from Cerrillos
passed through this city yesterday.
b1und FOR Magdalena, where they will
be used In hauling ore from the Hard
scrabble mine % the station.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
TuE fNsuHAHCH

The members q tho big Bibo Mefcan-
tie company at Grants. out on tho Ban
"a ne Pacific, ara we'll known In this
city. They carried an Insurance. OF tis.
90 ON stock and tl.soo on building. al
yided a. followa; In the ~. Paul Fire
Insurance company, u.oOo; IN the Fire A.
aociasion of PHILADELPHIA. 1900; In ths
Royal Insurance company. N00-thess
companies being represented BY y. y.
Mccanna, and In the Insurance Company
of North America. A0o. represented by
Calvin Whiung. Tho Insurance of ti.lo0
on building was carried IN the Royal
company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
pEArH IS oslIo.
Miss sarah LliIian Noiand Dies A. Hor
old Homa

Miss sarah LiIIan Toiand Dies A. Hor
old Home,
Mlsr Florence NoAnd. one Of the
teachers OF the government Indian
school, received very sad news yester-
day, the announcement being chat her
sister. Mlsa sarah Lillian Noiand, died
on saturday AZ Fredericksburg, ohio.
Only few days aHo, the deceased.
whose health was exceedingly bad.
Wan taken back 90 the old home In
Ohio 20 de emong relatives and hfs-
lOnE friends, another sister accom-.
panying on the trip. and now the news
OF her death is received. The deceased
was born in Fredericksburg. Nov. 7.
1874 and was In her Slth year.
She was Also connected with
the Indian scnool faculty for the
past year 0r ~. and the teachers %
that institution mourn with the be-
Feaved. Miss Florence NOland, on the
death of her sister.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

on Wednesday. March %. in the VI
cinity OF a. Johns. Arizona. near Pine
Springs. q pitched battle oCCurrsd be-
tween half q dozen mounted dospera-
does and a posse Of 81 Johns citizens.
Thres 81 the desperadosa we're ospiur-
-. while Gus, Gibbons and Frank ts
suer. OF the cltlaens posse. were killed.
The men are desperate stock thieves.
shcdn al a. Johns. has notified al the
sheana alOng the santa Fe Paciac r0ad
and In central New Mexico 10 be on The
lookout Tor the outlaws vino escaped.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

Drs. l.. u. Judd and T. y, Darbey. OF
Philadelphia. ana j. +, Wood. OF New
York, before leaving for their homes
In the east yesterday. expressed the
intention of interesting capital la New
York and Philadelphia 10 build large
sanitarium in this city. They viii also
endeavor 10 induce New York and
Philadelphia physicians TO take stock
In the concern, ard send all their tu-
berculosis patients 10 Santa Fe TO re-
gain their hOalih-Now Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
AMIcAnLE sEITLENENr.
The woodmcn OF the world settle a
Ciaim Against Them.

The Woo,lmcn of the World sottie q
Ciaim Against Them.
The case OK Josephine and Malinda
Dgheo. sisters OF Louis Digneo. VS..
the Sovereign camp of the Woodmen
OF the World wherein the plaintiffs
sue dto recover sg.iO0 on an Insurance
policy taken out In the order BY their
late brother Ia their favor, was set
tied outside OF court this morning 10
the apparent satisfaction OF all CON
cerned. By this settlement the plain
tins accept 2i.i00 in lieu OF the 81. 100
claimed, and pay the costs in the dis
trict court. Louis Digneo was shot at
Cerrillos a year ago last November.
rounding the case gave rise 10 ques-
ana the peculiar circumstances sur
tion as to whether the shooting was ao-
cidental or Intentional. The Wo0dmen
claimed that Il was suicide, and on this
ground refused TO pay the Insurance
The question has not been passed up
on, but the general opinion Is that the
shooting was accidental. w, IA. Pope
acted as attorney for the plaintiffs and
A. H. Renehan FOR the WOodmen. New
Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

Tho naras- nigg. Lamhor Companya
nig kiFc.

Tho -higgs Lamhor Company "a
nig fiFc.
BraEos. N. NJ. March 2s.--The Burma
Biggs Lumber oompanys c0mmissary
burned down March 2nd. The fire Oe-
Cured la the afternoon but was not
discovered until the flames were no.
ticed coming out the roof. The cause
of the fire unknown. Loss. $500. in-
nurance. t.fO0. The company will
erect new building Immediately.
Eight car loads of lumber leave the
mill every day.
AF. Hooper. Tor many years Ina en-
ploy OF the company as manager. haH
handed IN his resignation 10 take effect
April l. George u, Brady, who hal
been in charge OF the logging camp viii
take the position at the mlll ana alsc
continue TO look after the logging
camp.
Miss Estelle Graham is the efficient
bOOkkeeper with assistance OF Mrs
Geo. u. Brady, for the company.
Ar. FrankinburEh 10 IN charge oi
cOmmlssary,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
srAHnlSG AFrRAY
0ordon Is.t uis Temper aad Aim"st
flis flfs.

Special 10 Ihe CHteu,
Williams. AnHons. March IA friend
~ scuflo bstween nui Gordon. one Of the
bar tenders Ia ths Legal Tonder saloon
of this plaos. and one Diliion. niohnAmod
'nig Miaauar,an." employed IN the J. ~.
Dennis Lumber ooinpany's camp. came
near ending fatally 10 Gordon. ucrdon
ioai his temper ana AZ the result came
near losing his NE lie gTaebed a re-
voiyer and tried to ahoOt "a Dillion.
some oaa in the crowd struck tho san
igst a. Gordon hred. ne bail passing
down through ths cop q ths bar into
tho noor. biilioR erled ~ apolOgiEo and
walked out. Gordon followed and hred
tuicu agaln "a Dlu0n. ~ Dillon was
walking W ths street. Dillon sleppcd
into the Palace saloon ana 00rdOn foi-
lowed. shooting a. Dillon aVain Dli-
hon had an old dcil pocket knife and
presumably rnougnt q tias 20 defsEd
blnssif. A. oordon oanis up Dislion
sirack hiia IA the hack with she pocket
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
FROM wAsmISoToN.
Case Dismissed -- fatnrabis HspaIt-- Mil
cage aud salaries

Case DIsmissed- Favorable Hspast.. Nil
cage aud salaries.
A Washington dispatch. under date
of March 2g contains the following
items Of interest 20 New Mexico:
The senate committee on public lands
reported favorably on Delegate Pereas'
bill 20 settle the title OF real estate Ia
Santa Fe New Mexico.
The United states supreme court dis
missed the case OF William Carm. chaei
ct al VI. Francis X Eberle, in error
from the supreme court of New Mex
leo. The suit involves the 0WRenihip
Of the Lexington and Andrew Jack.son
claims In the sOc0rro mining district
The court held that the decision of the
New Mexican supreme court was not
final Judgment ana dismissed the APP
peal and writ fuF want of Jurisdiction.
Senator CLARK OF Wyoming reported
from the Judiciary committee a bill
hxlng the travelling fees Of Jurors and
witnesses az 10 cents per mile, when at
tending United states courts In Wyo-
ming. Montana. Washington. Califor-
mia. Oregon. Nevada. Idaho. Colorado.
Utah, New Mexico and Arizona,
I AHhfAAANN hNAAh ENHN"NN"A ~ A9HHNNNNH
report from the Judiciary committee on
senator Warren's bin 10 increase mills.
age fees of witnesses attending com,
missioners courts Ia Wyoming. colora-
do, New Mexico, Arizona. Utah, Idaho.
Nevada, California ana Montana. Alao
a favorable report upon the hiii making
the salaries Of justices Of suprems
courts lH New Mexico ana AnzOna,
"a COO per annum,
Frank n. aturges Barney Young and
Ed. Fluke took the Third degree In
Masonry at the meeting 0f the ocal
lodge hat night. After ather lodge bus
inens. banquet was enjoyed by the
mombera.
George Weinnrt, formerly an Aibu.
Iquerque mercantile clerk, who has been
holding down a Sob IN Denver the paal
few months. ia IN the clty, en- route q
Gallup. whtre he Will accept HE old
position IN the Caledonlan Coal com
punya store.
A young gentlman named 1liphant
who came 10 ths city some time as,
from Drs M0lnes, Iowa, has secured I
position AZ the clothing store Of Simon
stern.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
nEJEcrs coon ADVICE.

The Gallup Cleaner. a democratic pa
per. rejects the advice Of The Citizen,
which was that Mckinley county
should be organised and efforts made
90 secure additional territory for the
new county The Cleaner insists that
the county should not be organized. n
the people OF Mckinley county do not
want a county the contention Of the
Cleaner II sustained. The republicans
OF Gallup have always maintained that
they wanted a new county to be com
posed Of the western portions Of Ber-
nahiio ana Valencia counties. The
county OF Mckinley. 20 be organized
this year unless congress repeals the
territorial law. will contain only the
BeIlailllo portion of the territory nee
essary TO make a good county The Cit
izen suggested that efforts be made TO
add the western portion OF Valencia
county To Mckinley county. We DO not
know that this can be done. IL would
cost nothing for the people OF Gallup TO
find out II this could be done.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

knife. ne blade passing IN and punctur-
Ina the iung. Diliion made another lungs
and Oord0n lodged mahins the blade
complete almost oiruls arOuEd oordon'a
neck. Had the blade been sharp Gordon
would have been almost bcheaded. Cor
don has beon bleeding badly, bus viii
1--we There appears little synpathy for
him a. d was all hia own fault
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

Owing 10 the fact that practically no
Ice was formed at santa Ne during the
past winter, Grant Riyenburg will soon
begin shipping la car load lots OF art-
hclal Ice from AlbVauerQue for the use
Of his customers. The leo IL said 10 be
OF excellent quality The price to the
trade will be 7b cents per 100. against 10
cents for natural Ice last season, and Ia
small qua Titles 70 private consumers
u will be advanced from Ib cents per