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miles long had been prepared outside the
town, No Boer wounded were left In
Rloemfontein. When asked the reason
by Lord Roberts. Mr.. Frazer replied:
The burxhers 10 not like nsh. and DO
not care 20 go to Cape Town.
Free ssssews Accept ResaIts.
The evidence goes to show that so fsv
as tho southern part 81 the Free state is
concerned. there will 10 no further re-
sistsnce II /. understood that Mr. Fra
ser. Mr. Vessels and other leaders are
quite prepared 10 accept ,hs position OF 3
.elt-governiuR british colony.
M Fears of Iaterventtes.
The cheers which greeted the reading
in parliament yesterday of the corresposd-
ence with the United states arc re-ecnoed
throughout the country. Tho sneech ~
NJ Delcasse has Increased this satisfsc-
iion. ana. taken with tho general b@iief
that Emperor Nicholas is personally
averse 20 any Intervention. these incidents
spreaa tho idea that THERE will bs no fur.
thrr serious atieuYs 70 interfere from
any quarter.
whits'. Thyssf Not n~it~v~d.
Mosfaxu whits's thrsat IN an American
nswsnapor thag the Beers wifi sscrthcs
Iohsnncrbufx and raxs Il 10 the sruans
y necessary ls No, tSAsn ven s@riauHly.
Mr. Cham horiains statement that rfsti.
Gent Kruger hRs already been wsrnod ne
% ths consequences ~ saeh conduct is
regarded 80 showing sbas sufficient pre-.
caution has bsen iAksu.
Tho Times saRassts that the hsfsaers
shosia ~ warned thar their farsas would
b. taxed AZ guarantee aKains, any
fsmaxs "a nfiiish property hsit no serious
apprshsusinr- are suteFtainea ~ sucs con-
duef A. White - ssst - have fass ssassaws
-. J Il Rohtnson. the millionaire miue
ovnrr Gays he s0es not nelssse the n0sfs
wpais NJ ~ fsaiish
aasert.' os-r~hei-stas r.re~.
~ ths time f,ors Roberts rsaebs. ~.
Wal river hs wiiE n mrann5 sonns - ss
wsn. whne Gen uuilsr ~fA have Nas
rrun me military paint ., view. the argt-
.en npr ghtnk there 70 nothing 20 fear
Cetam.nsas Nnss nj warrsnss..
4 ai.rs'rh 70 the Daily Msu from i.aur.
EMO Narases dated TAursdsy. says fha,
s'ranx eosansnsos are massisa At war.
s,psen. where fhe Frse slater. are 60
ins - MAKE sAnf.
Gstarr- Crosse. IN. Orange.
n. s,r oeSes hss fso~lvss me solisw.
ssx 'rem Lord Hessrfs
Blo1E7sonisis NsfeA s. rs ?. m
Gen. csstarrs crossed tss orange ri1~r
ard secgp}.6 BsfhaNs tais neFninR Gen.
Hsgiassd Fple-Csfsw. with ff1n nlsh %
the GUsrde hFFads tao ggnN ans 4
small body u mounted Infantry. left here
Be- trres trains fnls raornirg - 'oin hands
wHh Ten. Gatacre and 0sn Clements He
haH passee Bethany by SO . N pttno1st
meeting wltb ppg0siilen. having been asls
% saaply from his troops enEine drivers.
hrefDen. nttsrs mcidsEs. smiths and car
sentsrs etc"
Quies IL Looked For.
Boo nfsnts4r f. now regarded sort
Sf halfway house ana h3ag 0f opera
.Lrll.. fnr H. $780,. u Nr...l-la- In.
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SNOW STORM IEqHE SOUTH.
Texas. Nis.irsippi and Louisiana All
suaer Prom tRsrecedentea
Mr-xhHH

HOUSTON. Tex March s-fAst night
ard To-day anoa fsll iu Sarfh TetHs. sS-
tending a. Far south ~ Waco. something
never known hefcFr.
UTICA Mlsa- March M -s'6nHidsrshls
snow fs8 hsse duriuF ths day
ARCADIA Ia. March m-aaow ssH
here toisy from esriy morning - near
unon.
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sheldon Oppose. the War.

TOPEKA. kan. AArea iA-Ths feature
ot tAs Rev Charles NJ Sh..don's pspe- to-
morrow morning vii b = cartoon oPposinA
the war IN the Philippines Il is the work
u AyEon 4 Waterman. an artist q con.
siderable local fame and broths-in-la
q Ar. Sheldon
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.sp,nnldo's Secretary sarr~na-rea.

MANILA. March Is Flores. Axaizal1o's
,x.-efary o. war. has surrendered 70 Gc7.
NarArthur. Aguinzl1o's Infant son Who
xras captured IN November and who has
been suner4nx from smallpox. is dead
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LONDON. March is ga. m.-Evcn's arc
moving In the South African campaign tn
n speedy and satisfactory manner. from
both the military and political points OF
view, II could hardly have been expected
by the most sauguine Englishmcn that
they would take turn so favorable.
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II appears that when Maj Weston cut
the railway north OF Blocmfentein. he
thereby intercepted Gen. Joubers, who. far
from having retired from the campaign.
was then coming southwark with seo
men, presumably to supcrintend the de-
fense. Elaborate defense works three
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Hhss. I.isna Democrats ssmtn.,e.

PROVIDENCE. X l., Aarch HTfe
Democratic state convention tseay noerlu.-
sted the following ackot; Govsrn-y. Naih-
aa Ilttieael1 lieutenant gov srnor,
butcher. secretary = state. Cisfs Potter
general treasurer. Faystte Bartlett. az
logEey general. d. }. Aolsa4
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Lindsay Replies 20 Jones,

Lindsay suggested that Jones proposed
settlement OF tho question was at
least open to doubt lie understood that
suit had begun against the United States
TO recover duties paid on Puerto Rican
goods
'If We are TO determine the question
now" said Lindsay and then later the
courts should decide otherwise We shah be
IN the position az having simply mado
donation % t2,oooooo to these people"
Mason ana not believe the amendment
was gcrmane 20 the appropriation bin
particularly as the pending bill wss distress
legislation and every hour of debate was
adding to the suffering of tho people for
whom the relief was intended.
spoon.r Objects 10 Debate.
spooncr said he had hoped no senator
would endeavor 20 place on the bln any
amendment about which there would be a
division % opinian. The measure Was one
Of mercy q humanity, OF generosity. and
had grown out of a condition entirely new
to the American people He vigorously
opposed the amendment offered ey Jones.
THIS money. he said hai been collected
largely frota she sugar and tobacco pcople
Who we're well able TO Vay &c. and be oe-
ilsvea TIA, R had been righifuuy collected
why" said sgooner should We antici-
pate the aeclsioa % the oourts IN the mat
terV'
Turloy asked Sa0oner why Il Eould not
be well for congress 90 wait unal taa
courts had passed upoa the question be
fore aFsroaristing tie maucy
Yes replied SPooner. vehcruentIy-
wait Let the people q Puerto Rles
starvs untn tAe courts have determines
whether we shall Fay hack the money eo,-
lectea =. duties 20 tho susar and tobacco
trusts eannat aglseve the senator would
stand % sny sach proposition as taat"
Farther Democratic Inquiries
Clay Inquiries u spoonsr u tg were not
true that tn ,he midst 81 their distress
we had collected this hsrdensoms tax
from the people ot Puerto Klco
No; 50 Is not" replied the senator
The de,ses ~yse Paid Do a comFagatlvely
few people ard those ar~ not the po-r
peoFle We were right - imposing the
tarig and Ne arc r1Eht IN rassiag tAis az
proprlatlon-
Cockrelrs Temperate Statement
In the oPinien o; Cock-cU. who voioea ~.
sentiments in temperate utfsvau-e. no.
body could question the statement TIA.
q serious emergency existed In Puerto
Rico Il was due 10 the transition from
the control Of ore country % that of an
other. and so the destructive hurricane
which dld untod damage oa the island
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WASHINGTON. March l5.--In the'snate
Jones tArk) offered the following resolu-
tion, which was adopted:
Whereas, frequent complaints are being
made from many sections of the Indian ter
rftory that the townsite commissioners are
incompetent, inattentivc 10 their duties and
are not discharging the duties incumbent
upon them
Resolved. That the committee on Indian
affairs be directed to inquire into the truth
Of these allegations and report to~the SEN
ate"
When the morning business had been kn-
ished Sullivan took the floor TO deliver
hts announced speech on 'Our Relations
With the Philippines" but a request of
Allison called for immediate consideration
Of the bill appropriating for the benefit
and government of Puerto Rico the reve-
nues collected on importations therefrom.
Jones Offers a Substitute.
Jones offered the following substitute for
tho bill:
That the duties collected to this date
On the articles imported into the United
States from Puerto Rico since the 18TH
day Of April. 1899. the date OF exchange OF
ratihcations OF the treaty OF peace between
Spain and the United States. be returned
TO the persons from whom they were coll
lected and from and after the passage OF
this act no duties shall be collected on
articles coming from Puerto Rico.
Allison Explains the Diil.
Allison expisfred that the amendments
proposed made the bill simply specific
appropriation measure including moneys
collected UP to January l. 1900.
Jones inquired what Allison proposed TO
do with. the duties collected after January
/. 1900 Allison replied that that was n
question for congress 10 deal with In the
future.
Jones Wants the Duties Returned
II regard this ms a most important meas
rre." said Jones. II don't believe there is
any law for the collection Of these reve-
nues and do hold that their collection was
violntive OF the fundamental principles OF
our government"
Further he expressed his opinion that
the funds collected In duties ought to be
returned. not TO Puerto Rico but 10 the
people from whom the duties were col
ltcted
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ROBERTS DELIGHTS
BRITISH PUBLIC.
Way Events Move in South
Africa Satisfactory.
RoBERTs' FORCE RESTING.
Leading Free Staters Quite Pre-
pared to Accept Results.

Are willing 20 Accept the Position
OF n self-Goveruipw urtttsh Colo
ny-rear. OF Intervention by Any
Country Are Set 20 One ssde, and
No Further Attempts In That Dt-
rection Looked For-The Three
United and Are R~pntrtng tho
Captured Free state Halfway.
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sf halfway house ana hase Of opera
lions for the aayanes On Pretoria in.
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a tssrafrh 70 fhe Daily Nail from f.eur.
EMO Marques. dated Tharstsy rafs ma,
r'rarE cosamsnsDs are mRssiaa AZ war.
'snsen. wheTs ths Frse StA,et. are ss-
irs - make ~hnf
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LAS VEGAS
PROM N. opLlc.

From the Optic;
}. r. McMunon g. a sick railroaier at
lhe hospital hero from Ration. lie was
brough, down yesterday
The Bell ranch is now owned and
operated by IA, Rcd River valley Co,
New York corporation in which the
Wadiingham estate has an equity.
Mrs Arthur Marsh ana two children
have returned from Bland. ut which
mining town they have been visiting
his father ana mother Tor the past few
weeks
a. NJ Mccoy Formerly "a brakeman
in the service Of the road here Is now
one OF the pfupfletors Of a respectable
sized grocery store ON Arupuhoe street
Boz Denver
Prof a. H Powell q member 81 the
Las Vegas Normal University faculty
ana Miss Ruth Reynolds have Joined
the university archaeological eXpedi-
ton iu the Santa clara canyon. out
from santa Re.
The funeral of the late George Lind
say from the Henderson undertaking
parlors 90 the I a.. O. =. cemetery this
afternoon was sad and Impressive.
The procession 20 the grave. whore tho
E.ka. ritual was read, was headed
hy the las Vegas military band play
ing suitably solemn nirr Following
came the hearsc, members ol che Eiks
zoo body in regulation attire. ara citi-
zens On carriages
\ po!lceman's haHdCuf used no q
paperwcight in W. %. HayIon's law
office was taken from an excited dis
iurber ~ political meeting during "a
heated speech go Tcsulote Ice the last
campaign The fellow hld bowie
knife which was also taken away from
him ana Is kept as a rcllc of the times
that We're
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rnnrnN rIArinnM.

The SAT- Lak. Tribune. which sup.
p0rlci Bryan boo 1886 thus refers "a, tHp
democratic platform as formulated o..
Kansas Clty. "Th, plank 1FAnst m.
pcriuusm les but fr1Ib uul CO.. foam
thrown up 1galns, The piles uf th.
wharf by che INCOMING tbc 90 iF 900 &c
parity with TI.iyu.s reform ery lu
1926, when thc records showed thIt thcr.
wen. 900 per cent Jess d-fugIt.uHs uulo
Grant than under Washington. Their,
was not Ca man JOB the convention THAI
did not know trti thr cry W1s uut am
empty slogan. Intended Cor campaign
p5rposas only Every Intelligent man
there knew CHAT tHr Philippine wer.
acquired precisely ls California was
acquired. ana that What mas been don.
there has been IA exact accord with
with what jefferson did boo Louisiana.
that the same spIrlt bias governed
though less llrhIy thgt anut Genera
jackson to govern Flprja ,htt Wha.
has been Iuu. bias been .u ,NIgj accord
with what u.is dom. Nu California.
au. .HH .ur dome u Alaska. Th.
charge 100 .h. resolution Irg bls.
nluH,r uf r" #H.nt 80 NHHy aus 90
direct .ua. offered COB .u. Opinions oi
Admiral u.s.E 1uI .s..y distinguished
ANDERSON Who boss been fIwHa. Hith
Jnu# loo h" ruHppu.f The 1nH
HARM HhI. .H. resolution .Hu Ir $500
boo In causing tH. deaths .f mur. .I uu.
soldiers boo Hus. Islands
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\ ,TnANDI iWutNnl-

Nry tow p.8p.H tlur#a'. fu. u
p1uanaa 90 testing ue.I Hu nr u.
ber0u.1sIF Tuu .t.He. m.u rertHi. a.
either aa a tII lr "a r... s. fYl SWIM.
somebody job aud .a iI .. aaI.
guarding of .u. puu. H.H H ..n.
,arne1 REMARKS fHH. .H.r. .s ra u..
cspuht Nu.r,u.. Zoo Dob. humble. Hl
c0usumpttts. IHe sk.pH mon
should have hf attention .fU.1 tH a
curious fact as shown uy JHr ora.
tlstlcs OF Now YORK e.ty Nh.ul prove
that there 10 leas guuaump rHu among
strictly orthodox JrNs hlu ans !. FOE
pic ln tho world. Do was found lt-t
year. according t0 "a noted phs sirln.
ruat the death ,ato among Polish jews
wac 20 90 100 ZOO, while among al. other
classes v was tl5 These figures are
startling and warrant "a careful inquiry
In the cause OF su0h strange immunity
The Polish jews of New York are rrea-
lures OF ihc sweat shop ana th.ir
mode OF living is not calculated TO
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FoRruNE HAr>.
New M.sico Man rtnds Wealth in Dc. 0
Cavern

New Metico Man Finds Wealth 10 Deep
cavern.
Bats are the source OF my revenue
said John n. DeMier, OF Las Cruces. n.
NJ. at the National hotel. says the Bis
bee CA TlRcyicw. Millions OF Thorn
are laying up annually store og
wealth fOr Inc and my descendants. ana
for centuries back have been accumu-
hating q fortune Tor the lucky diHcov-
ercr.
no labor troubles disturb my busi-
ness. No discussions about working
over time. No care. no worry, no ex-
pense. u h trtter than a gold mine.
for MINIS become exhausted eventually
and there Ia no possibility that my bats
viii leave their poster cease 10 produce.
II Ia an eternal supply. which my chill
dren's children may enjoy after me.
am the owner OF extensive caves Ia
New Mexico. which ayc ana have been
FOR centuries the habitat0n OK bats
These caves arr OF lava formation. and
arc sometimes six miles Ga length. The
cXcrcta OF these bats rs the rlCbyFt
guano that has ever beea analysed ut
the agricultural department Beneath
the guauo are deposits OF phosphate.
and. since September 1885 33ga..
pounds OF phosphate ana guauo. valued
at an average of SIS per ton. have been
removed. Ia one cave which was
cleaned out. seven tons 81 Euuno Was
cleaned o1t ave months subsequently,.
all OF which was deposited by the bats
In that time. "a has been estimated
that 1896 tons % Euano viii Doe the am
nual depoaIt"
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wAnREN EGRr KILLED.
John Bo,ett EXoncratcd by the Coro
nsr's Jury.

John BoVett EXoncrAt-d by the Corn-
hsr's Jury,
Word has been received here. says
the Tombstone ProaDector. that John
Bovett. who killed Warren carp al
Wilcox, IA Friday night. has been ex-
Onerated Nv tha cOroner'H jury. Earp
was member OF the widely known
carp family, Of Tombstone fame.
Boyett IL a well-kn0wn cattle man. Il
Ii understood that the two men have
not been on friendly terms for some
time. AZ tho time OF the killing both
met In "a saloon az Wilcox. and e is
Sod Eurp became abusive and told
told Boyett 10 get his gun. The latter
ala 80 and returning found carp Ia a
bad mood. Earp started for Bovctt
with pocket knife IN hiH hand az the
same time saying he was unarmcd.
B0yctt warned carp 10 stop. as he
would take no chances. and ordered
him not TO proceed further on pain ~
being killed. The deceased paid no at
tentiou 90 the warning. and in adyanc-
ing. received the fatal shot. II was
later found that narp was unarmed
save Tor the pocket knife.
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snoT Avn RULED.
A Thrilling Man Hunt Ncar the MeHicaa
nordsr ~ 0otonia niaH.

a rhriliing Man Hunt Near N" Nesicaa
norder ~ Ooionia nias.
News has reached the city Of a SER
lous cutting ARRAY at C1louia Diaz.
wherein oliver Greenwich. young
Mormon. lost his life at the hands OF
jerome Adams. says the m Paso News.
The shooting was dune ON the princi-
pal street Of the Mormon settlement,
and both men are members % the cole
ony. They had fallen out over the
trade 20 "a saddle Tor steer and
Adams accused Grcenwell OF having
worstod him In the trade. After some
words had been passed. Adams drew
his pistol and opened IRE. Greenwcll
fell mortally wounded and expired In a
few minutes
Adams was on horseback when tho
shooting occurred, and as soon az he
realized what had occurred he turned
his horse toward the Texas border and
He'd. posse wha quickly formed and
started In pursuit. The fugitive was %
closely pressed that 90 one time they
got Within range and opened tire.
Adams was quick % respond and "A
running light occurred
Adams IL believed 20 have succeeded
IN crossing the border. but the friends
81 the dead man say that they win fol-
low him 10 ths ends Of the earth ami
bring him back. both parties 20 the
killing were young men.
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OFFICIAL NOTES
The Go,ernavs Report Territorial Iunds
Prcs"r,, CHA bWViiers.
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NNo ttnNffnnf = itf hnFA - AtffNNnftni uhta
-Prcs.r,, CIia DWruer..
THE GOVERNORS REPORT.
Governor Otano hos received official
notification from the secretary OF The
Interior Co prepare hla annual report
Governor Otrro has already common
ced work ON the report. which viii
probably be completed by the middle
amount OF work connected with the rec
port. us % is "a boz NOR, onmprchcn-
slyc even than that OF last year Il
Will also Doe more fully illustrated.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS.
Territorial Treasurer vaughn has re-
cciNei the following remitthuceH From
Jacob schaublin, collector 90 Dona Ana
county. 1901 of 1895 taxes. fiG22 81 1896
taxes. ttI 90 OF 1897 taxes. seas 81 isgs
taxes. 3s5t1, Of 1893 taxes. 90 which
t35lg rs for territorial purposes and
tis42l for territorial Institutions, from
Hon. solomon Luna, collector 81 VAL
enoht county. u.2J2t2 OF 1889 taxes, u
which S56s 90 ls FOR territorial purposes
and tg9ii6 Tor territorial institutions.
from Juan b. Marines. collector %
Mora county Q cents OF 1894 taxes. 50
cents Of 1896 taxes % cents Of 1891
taxes. $40 % lS9s taxes. S1sa3i Of 1899
taxes. OF which fJ5i62 is FOR territorial
purposes ana {lNl6l for territorial In
sututOus.
TO PRESERVE CLIFF DWELLINGS.
The honorable commissioner Of the
general land office, in a letter OF In
structiona Co Forest superintendent l..
B. Hanna, under date OF June l.. 1900,
issued the following Instructions rula-
tive 20 the preservation ot clif dwell
crs ruins Ga the CHA river forest re-
serve. You are directed TO instruct
the forest supervisor and ranger ~
charge ~ that region 20 take all pos
slblc measures 90 fully ucquaint the
local public and tourists visiting that
locality with the facts that an parties
lujuring the ruins or relira upon the re-
served lands or uui1wmlly 8ppr0pti-
atiBg the objects found thero, viii be
prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
you VIII also instruct said officers 90
post. 300 conspicuous places. clearly
written warnings Co thls effect through
out thls region. and direct them 20
make full report to both This oinDe and
ihe United states attorney Tor New
Mexico IN every ease in which spoiin-
/ ton of these ruins BE- detected.
The forest superintendent hHH app
pointed as custodian OF the e'ln dwell.
ings vs.. g. BeIdeu "a forest ranger in
the ella reserve. with instructions "a
sce that the foregoing regulations are
carried cut
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LAS VEGAS LAcoNIcs.
Vicente Homoro. witr Heair Escapes
Irnm Nnmnly Ihll.

Nic.utr Homoro. witt ncaie Escapes
from County jail.
The Methodist picnie Co 90 hot
springs Was O. pronounced success. 225
people going out on the first train and
about twenty on the second. An enjoy
cd themselves aploniljly
The four months old girl babe ~ Nj.
aud Mrs oscar Land was burned yes
tcrday and the babe OF Mr and Mrs.
j. a. Euiu,t ls u,,td froh Whooping
cough
Governor -. g. Hioh8rIs. 0f Wyu-
ming has arrived al Las Vegas from
Douglas. Wye. boa company with Dr.
j. NJ Wilson Together they left Tor
the ranch ln which both gentlemen are
largely Interested 100 miles east u Las
Vegas where their company have 10000
head OF sheep
Vicente Romero the Las Vegas
printer who attempted to XIII his young
wife the other day. escaped from the
county jlil. taking along with him a
revolver belonging 90 one of the guards
So many escapes have occurred recent.
ly that the people OF I1s Vegas are ask
lug the removal OF Sh"rin Montana.
whom they hold responsible for the "a
clpcf
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protect them from consumption. and
the logical conclusion y that they OBJ
serve the old Mosaic law and DO not vat
meat that might he ta ntcd with tuber
rulosle The condition Of ihe orthodox
Hebrew 81 the same every where De- o.
STRANGELY immune from consumption
Whirh o. tho most dreaded disease 20 Jhe
American ueopIt Tho public generally
la beginning ,u take great interest Boo
thc matter uf doing something to pro-
teet lIseIf ur3lur, the rtyaErs of con.
sumption, Hul th. Holanuh. inspection
cog bref D. % stop leo the rrbl direction.
The ease .f tn. ushIrua bears this
aat.mrui uu lu mAuy states legirln.
Upu uf t precautionary nature N being
t.Ikrl OF tu .U..k tD. u f,iHr uf CON
suuutur lnI HH SOON .a feasible
mrtbol s suEg.fIaI b. WlI pe adopted
Boo several Df thr Western states. ln
tbe meantime ,ue ftaI Nu grt cannot
b0 NatDuei t1o CLOSELY. particularly tho
beef aud m Ik
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ouINTsT utrIiCir,.

The same tral, in Chinese character
practically eaiueigas .n a court of jus.
ure boo this country confVuts the ma.
uous Ui th. world 100 thc resent duvel-
opmcnts lu china
70 ls iueyiitbl. that The foreign na
tons vIiI not rest until they know De-
truth about ihy situation ln Pekiu. and
che Chinese government knows chat
such BEL Che case, but 90 makes 600 differ.
tu.r.
Cou..B.wsut of tha Befs Viii avail
Ca, Chinese nothing ans 500, such Boz
go, MENTAL aud moral makeup of tn.
Ccs-uaIs, that they p.rss, 300 "a couus.
so lup. aty ,hat viE maks tho.r even
tuai pun slmeu, 1i. tbe mur. severe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-21
lion, Against canyon Ilailroad.

The j NJ Dennls Lumber company
alcd material lien with the county 20.
coricr las. Tuesday against the santa
ne a Grand canon Railroad company
flr S60s9.s6. r. Il Coleman. on the
same day filed two liens, one for SIS
tj5ts and the other for t66.01f9s
against this company The last two are
Tor labor performed in the construction
90 che road The three aggregate 500.
Gl9a3. which rs the largest amount ever
claimed by any two lien holders ia co..
DUuIno county