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New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

not built In Whitney Basin where the Capfafr g.
sisted i should be built, because he would ~,
De IN the service, and the Department was arraf5
70 risk placing the building OF it there the hands
site - now practically useless and q sad rhaf h
viii cost at least 10000 more 70 Construed 49,. ~,
have cost IN Whitney Basin.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
NiNErEEN YEARS FoR MANSLArGHrER

Otto Wolf. the German nurse convicted last
week Of manslaughter in the first degree was sen
fenced yesterday by Judge Hurd in the County
Court, Brooklyn to nineteen years at hard labor.
Wolf September 80 went to the home OF Milton
Knapp, No. Il3 Remsen-st., where his wife Kate,
who had left him, employed a servant and
cut her throat with a razor.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
COL. BAIRD ANNOYED AT YOUNG REISS.

Colonel Andrew D. Baird whose name was placed
before the Republican County Committee by Bert
Ress as a candidate for chairman Of that body. Is
much annoyed at the incident. He declared yester-
day that Reiss had authority from him to use
hts name In such a way.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
THE ACCIDENT TO THE FooTE.

The torpedo boat Foote, which met an accident
last Saturday. when her steering gear jammed
near He'll Gate was returned to the yard and dry
locked Since then IL has been discovered that her
propellers were badly twisted. New will have
to be put in The Foote will be In trim to-day.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
A VERDICT FOR PROFESSOR HoNFoRT

The Jury in the suit for divorce brought by Pro-
fessor Frank X Monfort principal Of the High
School at Bayside. In the Queens County Court
brought in a verdict in favor Of the PLAINTIFF late
Tuesday night. The will go to a special term
OF the Supreme Court, to be argued as to the law
questions involved.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
FOR A QUICK LINE TO NTACK.

PROPOSAL To HAVE PASSENGER BOATS
COVER THE DISTANCE IN ONE HOUR.
Nyack, y. Y. Dec. "A. s. Guerber. a prominent
resident Of South Nyack, to-day announced an
enterprise in the way Of rapid transit the Hud-
River Mr.. Guerber said that he Intends i'm
the future to establish an express line Of
steamboats, between Nyack. TarrytOwn. DObbs
Ferry, YOnkers and New-York. a distance OF thirty
miles. which will make the trip including four
stops between the two ends of the route in one
hour. This. he says. will be rate OF speed
equalling nearly forty miles an hour
Mr.. Guerber says that Charles D. Mosher who
designed the Ellid and Charles r. Fllnt's Arrow
has prepared designs for the boats They are 10
be 130 feet long. beam guards is feet draf an
feet. There will be comfortable seating accom-
modati fnr 80 passengers
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

The wedding Of Lewis Witherbee Francis ana
sarah Dimon Chapman took place at st. AIMS
Church Brooklyn at 4S0 O'Clock yesterday efTer-
noon. The Rev. DR.. Reese r. Alsop ofiiciated. lie
was assisted by Bishop Leonard, Of Ohio. and the
Rev. DR. Francis. pastor OF the Reformed church
at Cireenpont relative OF the bridegroom " was
a fun choral wedding The best man was Arthar
Francis brother Of the bridegroom, ana the niala
OF honor Miss Florence BaYlis. The Misses
Idtchneld. Waterman. Marvin Francis. Valentine
and Street acted s bridesmaids. The ushers were
J. J. Van Nostrand A. b. Baylis, r. g Black lr:,
1. l. Louis. Theodore Taft +. A. Plummer, II. w
Austin and Charles BALDWIN.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
NoT GOING TO REORGAyIzE.
DENIAL OF A RUMoR ABOUT THE scHERMza.
HORN BANK.

HORN BANK
A persistent rumor has been circulating In Brook
lyn financial circles to the effect that the directors
Of the Schermerhorn Bank at No 3s5 schermer-
horn-st.. are contemplating thorough rsorganlza-
tion OF the bank and possible consolidation with
the Hamilton Bank, of South Brooklyn.
Horace c. Du Val who IL the largest individual
stockhoIder In the SchermeFhorn Bank denied yes
terday that a change in the management o. ths
bank was under consideration by the directors
Charles II. Roberts. president Of the bank said
yesterday that last spring he asked 20 con-
slider proposal to establish branch IN the vicin-
ity OF the Hamilton Bank No action taken
at that time because he believed bank was
sufficient 20 supply the needs OF the district This
report that we intend to thoroughly reorganize the
Schermerhofn Bank has no foundation" he added.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

Baron n. Speck Sternburg. formerly secre-
tary of the German Embassy Washington and
recently appointed Consul-Cieneral for Germany at
Calcutta. married yesterday afternoon at St
Georges Church. Hanover Square. London. Miss Miss
Lillian Mey I.angham. Of Louisville. KY The
mother and two sisters Of the bride were present.
Joseph ~ Choate the United States Ambassador.
supported tho bridegroom.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
Dainty and Refined Suggestions
For Men. Women and Children

The whole store thrills with the spirit of Christmas and
displaying suggestions of broad and varied
meet every wish of gver and recipient But toda special
story about multitude of dainty and practical gt-hings
most of which selected Paris away last
Of many of the articles there but in America
fully they chosen. The variety is almost marvellous
and each piece tells the taste with which it selected.
Every is highly apropo for holiday givng-new in
design, dainty in effect artistic and refined
We speaking particularly of the beautiful pocket
books chain purses chatelanes belts-and the exquisite
buckles that the feature of them toilet requisites of
multitude of sorts, handbags picture frames-there is
al-nclusve word for such gathering except GhEiag
and among these right in the heart Of the store
such gathering will aid and delight every seeker of ho
day gifts. Hints of the details follow
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

Mr.. ana Mrs. Louis p. Henop and their daush-
ters who are staying at the Buckingham Hotel
viii spend the winter I'm Egypt. Before SAILING
Mrs Henop as already announced. will give z
dance al Sherrys on December II for the debut Of
her second daughter. sydney.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

witch they devoted themselves 20 this very popu-
lar game. the players COMPRISING Mrs Astor 9I MIS-.
George B. De Forest Mrs Hermann Oelrichs' MISS
Greta Pomeroy Mrs a. I.anfear Norfie Mrs. Ms
Charles Fl. Marshall, Mrs George Crockef MIs.
George J. Gould and Mrs. Moses Taylor Campbell
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

IN the afternoon there were several receptions
Mrs Alfred Ely gave the first OF three at homes
al nor horne No I75 second-ave., TO Introduce her
daughter Mise Helena Rutherford Ely. Miss kly
received with her mother on Decembef ~ M.s-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lewis Morris. Of No. /
West Fifty-third-st.. viii give two dinners fo
uehptantes al the Metropolitan Club Annex OF
Tuesday evening, December H. and Thursday even
ing. January L..
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

Mrs. Erying. the Misses Fry ing and Miss Justin'
BayaTd Erkiug hsve cards FOR two large receptions
On Tuesdays December Z and IS
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

Miss Laura JAY Edwards OF No Il West Forty
seventies gave tea for her cousin Miss Bertha
wTl,rts Of Neu-Ffave Conn, which was largely
sttenasd and Miss Louise HOllister came out az a
reception given by her mother. Mrs. H. II. Hoi-
Uefer of No ~ West FOTty-ninth-st
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rhinelander gave ehristen-
sus party az their home No. 50 East Thirty -nnth-
ST. Coz their daughter who in the afternoon vas
christonsd Adelaide kip by the Rev Dr.. Greer az
81 Barthoiomew's Church. Mrs. Isaac /. Nip tIie
babys grandmother and Miss Helen Nan NoIt
lAnSt ea peyster were the EOdmothers and Fred
srick " Rhinelender, jr.. was the godfather
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lewis Of No. u East Eight
eenth-st.. viii send out cards for receptions
for The debut OF their daughter. Miss Jane II
Lewis. Mrs. lewis Miss Jane Perry Hone
Mrs. Charles Julian Mouton-who was Miss Cath
crime LeU1s-of No. q West Thirty-nnth-st will
also send out cards for days for her daughter Miss
MAY Moulton
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

MRS. " Bsyard Cutting viii give a dance at hel
home, No. p East seventy-second-st. on Decem
her
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Satterlee are travelling in
the South. They viii return 10 town this week
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

There will be . touch ot Yuletide In the decora-
tions Of the church at Newport when the wedding
- Miss Elsie French 20 Alfred o Vanderbilt takes
place a. Miss French has Fsasested the rector 70
allow all the Christmas DECORATIONS 10 remain in
tact until after the weddinF. rs N--
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Thebaud ~ stonaaore
Morris Plains. have issued invitations for . ,,r,
dance on Friday evening. D-cernhrr = 'e
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

A reception viii be given. rs Mtf. BeelIman Miss
Beeiman and Miss Heloise BeelSnan 40. IS Fifth
ave on Saturday. December ~ Mrs Beekman
and her daughters viii also receive informally on
Fridays IN January and February
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

MI and Mrs, Charles T. Barnry. NJ 30 1ol Pa
Thirty y-eighth-s'.. viii give a large dance on n
cember 2 for their daughter Miss Helen Rsroa
VIC 70 making her debut this winter
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

Mrs Frederick Nelson and Miss Nelson. No 100
Fifth-hve.. have sent out cards for Mondays in
January. after O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

Mrs. Edward H. clark. Of Miller Road Morris
town. gave luncheon last Tuesday for her sister
MIS-. George B. Mcclellan. who Is her guest
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

MS Hslle MICS Leeds. with the assistance OF
- - 'H"l's M'Nsmee ''lara Vanderbilt, viii
80, T,oe1t Tas ~ 'he waldorf Astoria on SHtur.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

Mr.. and Mrk. johnson s. De Peyster. of Wash
ington. will give a large reception on Saturday al
their house No. l72o Connecticut-aye 10 introduce
their daughter. Miss Garcia DE PeYster.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

Mr aud Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry and Mr. and Mrs
from New York
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

The society of Decorative Art viii have eK-
hibition Of samplers and tea al its rooms. No. II
East Thrty-fourth-st., this afternoon.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-03-29
WHAT OLD GLORY MEANS.

The flag does not mean in the Philip
zine Islands what it means here. The
flag here means the right OF citizenship
and there duty Of subjects. II means
here trial by jury; there by military.
Here. participation in government; there
taxation without representation.
What defense can be given ior 10 l
have heard three. First. financial de-
Tense. tecsuSe there is money in il. and
second. religious argument. that God
is in il. third, y political argument, that
we are In i. and can't get out.
Ii vou could show VIVA. il would cost 70
conquer and hold in subsection 5000 .Q0q
Malays. 1000 miles from our shores. az
teret! over ! ~ islands. living under a
tropical sun. and fighting for the p,o,ec-
tion q their iung.es. you could not >llo"
tina. We would ever s.. back enough Il
cover the expense. TIE money slen:
upon the war oi conqUes, viii he slen.
by al the people. The money tina.
comes back Will come TO synicates or.
gani.ed 10 exploit the islands. William.
Jennings Bryan.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-03-29

declaration Of principles: 1--WE ATE or-
posed to imperialism and militarism, but
favor commercial expansion and progress,
not by force, but by natural and peaceful
means. We are in favor Of the kind OF
expansion which Jefferson advocated and
practiced. aud which is not incompatible
with our form Of government, applying
to contiguous or neighboring territory
whose inhabitants are fitted either imme-
diately or ultimately to become citizens
OF the United States. But We are opposed
to wars OF aggression and conquest, by
means Of which alien peoples are brought
under our domination against their will.
such wars undertaken in spirit OF COM
mercialism. greed and ccvetousness,
bringing us colonies and subjects instead
of sister s,a'es and fellow citizens, are
directly antag ,nistic to the idea that
governments derive their just powers
from the consent OF the governed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-03-29

Foreign polic.es are not the only things
tie Mckinley administration is copyin.
from European nations. secretary Long
has created board 10 Be Known as the
Naval Policy Board. corresponding to
general staff Of European navies. which
will control our navy both in peace and
war. Admiral Dewey is heed Of the new
board. Inasmuch as cur navy has got
along for more ,.an 4 century. during
which i: has won some OF the creates.
victories ever Tough: on water, the reason
for such 4 radical departure is not appar.
en,. Less red tape, no, more. would
seem 10 &c VIVA. is needed. As long as
Dewey is a. the head q the new board.
no lea, n.ed re Tel. about wha: i. may
10, bl: with a political iayori.e at lis
head, !, m ,h. do muc! mischief.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-03-29

In accordance with the general increase
OF wages ard the cost Of living in these
piping war times the request OF the city
engineers at the pumping station. for an
increase OF salary from $50 to $75 per
month seems to be entirely reasonable,
although Councilman Clark WAS the only
mem Der IT the council 10 favor granting
the request at the last meeting OF that
body. Engineers ~ the saw mills receive
IS 50 per day OF ten hours. or 81 .095 80
per wear Of 3l5 working days, while the
city engineers receive but $12o per year
Of 365 worsln. days, or $40, per day Of
twelve hours. 50 that il would appear TO
TX entirely within the bounds OF reason
70 either grant the increase OF salary
asked OF 70 reduce the hours OF labor 10
eight hours hy the employment, 0! an.
o.her engineer.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-03-29

The Herald heartily endorses the
p-oposi ion Of the Bulletin ior The orsani.
za,ion Of a ciub ior the discussion Of the
policy II expansion in a uon.par.isan
WAY. THIS endorsement. is not based
upon the narrow contracted view given
by the Bulletin that, There are plenty
Of voters in this city and county who have
heretofore been opposed 10 the -epubl.-
can party but are in favor Of expansion. =
bu. upon the bread ground tina. every
citizen is. a. heart, Interested in The WEI.
fare Of tie nation tina, me presen. policy
oi expansion will te departure from OF.
traditions. AMI tina. 4 flee. non.par.isan
discussion OF is merits or dement's is
necessary ior al in,e,lsen, rnt,ers.ari:ns
OF the subject, By all means le. Us have
= club. tu. k. i ot G.. 81 an Expansion ,
Gus. 4 clai, .: :lis kind would IL
beneficial. 10 the only class Of voters .ha,
eve. derive tanea. iron any discussion
j. e. those who align themselves with q
p,.i.ica, larry because Of the opinions
they have 10 mel. n, anoun. oi reasoa.
ing has aHy s,f-t. upon the ca:hrk;ng
class wio iafnl opinions because OF the
Political ps'ty they Aft ate WITH. ard 70
whose leaders they delegate ths:. reason.
!us powers.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-03-29

That alleged offer Of the good offices OF
this government to facilitate negot ations
Tor peace between Great Britain and the
Dutch republics in South Africa, was
contirmatory rath than otherwise OF the
belief that an understanding exists be.
tween the Mckinley administration and
the present British government. II en-
ab.ed Mr.. MCKINLEY t. make an attempt
TO soo,he the numerous republican sym.
pathizeis with the two struggling repur-
lies. by pretending TO do something. and
at the same time gave Lord Salisbury
inst what he wan.ed-an excuse 10 serve
notice on the powers OF + ,rope. through
his answer to the alleged offer OF our good
offices that no mediation would be toler'
ated by Great Britain, and that the con-
quest OF tue two republics would be
pushed to conclusion rs originally
planned. Ii that VAS not the result OF an
understanding between the British gov
eminent and the Mckinley admlnstra.
ton. it was one Of tile oldest colicidenceS
tlut ever occurred.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-03-29
NOTICE.

REWARD will be paid for True aud &C
crRATE INFORMATION Of any TREsrA>s q
TIMBER CUTTING on following described
lands in Chehalis county:
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GEORGE l.. FLElTz.
.--.. Detroit, Michigan.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-03-29
CITY OFFICIAL PAPER.
THURSDAY, MAR. go. 1900.
EXPERIENCE OF NEW ZEALAND

Some Of the correspondents who were
sent to Manila via Honolulu. Samoa and
Australia are now giving some interesting
and enlightenny testimony to members
OF congress who are puzzled aoout 'he
proposed postal savings bank laws.
Apropo> Of the discussion in the senate
over the Hawaiian postal savings bank
law J Martin Miller. Chicago Inter
Ocean correspondent. who has visited the
countries named above. says thar the
postal savings bank law OF New Zealand
provides that children OF ten years OF age
ana upward may open savings accounts
OF their own. They have full protection.
the same as ii they We're Of age. he
thinks he is safe in saving that there is
no other country in the world, outside Of
the United States. OF course. where the
people are as happy or frugal a. taey are
in New Zealand. Hawaii postal savings
bank law. too. is certainly good one,
There are several other New Zealand
social laws. but the one that struck him
AS the most interesting is the law that
provides for the condemnation OF vast
tracts Of land when the owner Complains
OF nigh valuation and taxes. The gov
eminent steps in and takes the land
handing the oN nera check for the amount
il is assessed at. cuts il up into small
tracts for actual settlers, selling II -
them ior a slight advance. and then loans
them money to improve it with. There
is no tax.dodsing in New Zealand. That
country is at the forefront of What is
called experimental legislation. and her
reople for the most part seem TO be salts
fled with the working Of these laws.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-03-29

The misti editor Of the loQniam Wash
ingtonian. hose idiotic utterances dis
gu>ted even his party supp rters until. in
desperation. they backed the establish
ment Of another paper III that city. III
y, attempting 10 reply TO All editorial IN the
HERALD. follows the advice ii an old
lawyer 10 his student, IN reply - ques-
ton IL 10 the course 10 pursue when de-
Tending acl>e that was absolutely without,
defense. Pay no attention 10 the case.
my boy" said the Cd man. but abuse
the counsel Tor the opposite side: YOU
can't do any harm ana YOU - succeed
in liver,ipg the mind OF the jury from
the case" Bro. Dean is built that way
and cannot he'll il. and we su.se-t hat
he carry A sign at the head OF his columns
to this effect Don't shoot the editor
he is doing the best he can
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-03-29

The Fi.:pinos res;s. Us AMI are ruined
by war. The Porto R;cans Welcome Us
and are rrinei by taxation. Why Should
the Flipinos surrender? The Porto Ri.
cans never resisted. and We wish 70 tax
the bread they ea' Truly, taSa';ln
without representation means tyranny.
Edwin Bu'ri.. >mi,h. a. Pr: ie'phia
An,i.Im reria,is. Conference.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-03-29

Why devote all vour time reading ahou,
the Beer war and the god fields Of Alas
ka? There are other matters Of vita
importance; you may make trip East
and will wan. % KNOW how 70 travel. In
order to have the hes. service, u=e The
Wisconsin Contra, RI. te,ween -. Pau.
ard Chicago. For rates and o.he. in
formation, wr..- Jas. a. Clock, Genera.
Agent. Por..ani, O.e.on.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-03-29

Entered at the postoffice at Aberdeen, Wash,
Is second class mail matter.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-03-29

PpBLlsHEp EVERY THURSDAY
John ]. CAENEY, Editor an! Manager
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-03-29
10 the Dear.

\ rich a,v. cr-ed ii he, Deafness AMI
Noises in ne Head ny Dr. NicAo.-cns
Artificial Ear Drums. gave $1,000 10 his
1ns:..r,e. - ,hA. i=4t p-op- unable 70
: -cc1-e tn Ear Dir.as NAV hare :: err
:! ee. ..il-e.- ". l.4.-5 TIE N.ci.o son
L s'i.l.:, -. I .a'- -ATra--, New
Yo.A.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-03-29

The policy c: the democracy WAS rsyer
bette. *. i,r.h ~ tie question .: expar.
sion than WAS lc,@ recently d, the dem
ocra,.c pa.:y TAI. A.7n ...e c9av5n.
..ar. in Is .,s,;9ial. male liz following
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-03-29
TO CURE COLDIN ONE DAY

Take L41ATtvE Baovo Qr,S.SE TAB-
LET'S. a. druggists refund me MONEY i
il fails = cue. L. ". ,igoyE'> si,.a-
.u.e Is On each * -.
The oasis., 1900-01-13
NogaIes, DlciembIe 2S. ls99
A Life and Death Fight.

NJ. W. A. Hines of Manchester, la.,
 writing of his almost miraculous es- cape from death, says: Exposure af- ter measles induced serious lung trouble, which ended in consumption. l had frequent hemorrhages and coughed night and day. All my doc tors said l must soon die Then be- gan to use Dr. Kings New Discovery for consumption, which completely cured me, l would not be without it even if 1t cost S5 per bottle. Hun- dreds have used it on my recommen- dation and all say it never fails to cure throat, chest and lung troubles. :" Regular size 50c and Sl. Trial bottles free at l.. w. Mix & Co.'S. drug store. <
The oasis., 1900-01-13

Phoenix papers announce the ap- pointmento Of Thomas F. Grindell as clerk of the supreme court of Arizona' tn succeed Lloyd Johnston, recently deceased. MT Grindell was principal of the Nogales public schools i1 lS96-7 In the fall of the former year he went to the territorial normal school at Tempe as professor of English litera- ture and history. He resigned that place to enlist in the Rough Rider regiment, aud served with that famous organization. After muster out he returned to Arizona and has filled a position in the office Of United States Marshal Griffith at Tucson. MT. Grindell is deseryedly popular everywhere, and his advance leases a host of friends.
The oasis., 1900-01-13
se Necesita Gente.

La Cananea Consolidated Mining Co.,, neceslta ciento cincuenta hom- bfes para construlr un camino de la nina d la hacienda de beneticio, en la Sierra de la quince millas de longitud--y para el rebaje de un camino de hierru de via ancha a NacO, de cuarenta millas. DiIijause al in- geniero encargado del traDajo.
 STUART r. JOHNSON.
 lngeniero. Nogales, DiciembIe 2S, 1899
 Sc suplica Fl Tratico, El lmpar- cial El Sol la reproduction de este parraf, DOT un mes, enviandO sus CO., branzds esta redaccion.
The oasis., 1900-01-13
Men Wanted.

The Cananea Consolidated Mining Co, wants one hundred aud fifty men to construct a grade from its mine to its reduction works, in the Cananea ountains--a distance of fifteen miles and on the grade for broad gauge railway to Naco, distance of forty miles. Apply to the engineer in charge of tue work.
 STUART P. JOHNSON,
 Engineer. MORALES, Dec. 2s-ls99 In