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

vsIvsts Are the aost Expensive -
staple oosds. not Lasss the
Coatitest ef an.

The costliest Of what might be de-
scribed ~ staple dress goods are vel
vets Fine silk yelyets, IN black and
Ia colurs. Tor reception, dinner and
evening gowns sell In regular widths
up TO si5 a yard and in velvet ~ extra
widths a. high ~ $50. The veivets sold
oftenest for dress goods are those AZ
prices under ten dollars yard.
The costlicst ~ fancy fabrics are sat
In ground brooches. n satin fabric In
white or In some light color, with EN-
hassed velvet figures, IN various col
ors. and va fioral aud IN gcometricai de
signs. The brochc satlns are made FOR
evening wear. They are produced In
great variety and many Of them are
~ great beauty Made % inches In
width they sell through a wide range
" prices up 20 tis a yard. There are
wider satins aud velvet brooches, im.
ported Ia dress patterns that are cost
licr still These goods In patterns from
seven 70 eight pards each. with pink,
hcliotrupe, blue and other grounds, but
single pattern In n shade or color, i'm.
ported, are sold AZ s250 a dress pat
tern.
hut the most expensive Of dress ma
terials Ia lace. Point lace iiouncc, ~
inches wide. for gowns. il sold az prices
ranging up TO si2s q yard, four yards
being required for n skirt. The same
lace could be- used for the waist. In
which ease two yards more would be
/ required. but oftcner there 10 sold for
the waist and sleeves an all-o,er lace
/ g. match the Aounce This, In a lace
from ~ 10 22 inches Ia width. 10 match
the hounce At ti25 yard. would cost
| ESQ yard.
II will he borne In mind that these
prices represent the cost simply 81 the
material for the Cow without Innings
Of trimmings or making up. What the
finished gown could cost might de.
pend on a variety ~ considerations. A
gown Of satin and velvet broohe costing
say ti2So q yard might cost completed
$500 or s610. A gown from any ~ these
materials would obviously be costly --
n y. sun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03
Asr MiIIln.rr.

Picturesque hats in Tuscan straw.
with high crowns and turncd-up brims,
borrowed from the empire period, are
among the most select fashions ~ the
moment, which have not become gen
cral. and 80 the more commend them
selves to the notice ~ the we'll dressed
Many ~ the hrims are covered with
puckcred black tulle. = little JET here
and there; long ostrich plumes lying
ON rither side ~ the brim falling on the
hair az the back, starting from paste
ornament Two or three shades 81
straw mingle IN the shme hats. es-
pecially Ia greens and mauyes, and
there are many new colors. pink that
tones into brown, a blue with a close
affinity 10 green and mauye that
might be magenta. Lavender and slate
color are mingled, and wings are
placed under the hrims NJ much as
over. BLACK 10 worked IN white chen
lille and silver. And the wings and al
grettes are covered with Jet, hut pink
ruse finds its way somewhere In most
millinery models Washington Star.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

Mrs King, Of Santa Ne, IL here on q
visit to her friend, Mrs. Charles Thayer.
I'D. Richardson Is here from Peoria,
III, and is stopping az the sturges ku-
r0peAn.
James g. Fitch, the we'll known SO.
zorro attorney, made u professional visit
10 the city yesterday.
Stephen Peck Is St. Louis gentleman
who arrived last night, and Is registered
at the Grand Central.
sc. Henderson, advance agent for the
TOO Much Money" company, Is Ia the
city, stopping a. Che Hotel Highland.
John n. Wallace, who conducts the Wv.
cry stable at Bland. Il here to-day on a
business trip, and will leave tomorrow
morning for the golden Coehiu.
l.. Kempenich has completed the re-
moyal Of his stock Of merchandise 70 the
YrisAsri building on the south OF Rail
road avenue between Second aud Third
streets.
The Prescott, Journal Miner says Mrs
James C. Martin arrived In Prescott yes
terday from Albuquerque 10 join her hus
band, who has been living here for sew
eral months
Mt. McCreight and wife, who wer,
on business aud pleasure visit 10 Chi
cage aud Kentucky, enjoying ten day
with the formers mother In Shelbyyille
returned 10 the city last night,
Squire smith. we'll knoTn business
man u Bland, came down from the min
ing district last night and Is AROUND
Rreeting his numerous acquaintancea 10
dag. lie will return tomorrow.
Secretary X. G. Chesebro. Of thl
Bland Milling company and wife cam
down 10 visit their mother, who arrive,
from Chicago last night They reiuFne,
70 Bland on the early morning train
Mrs. Annie George, Of 2C6lS RAILROAD
avenue, has sold her dat az that numbe
" r. Toyault. who oOraes from La
Cruces, and Whose family will arrive Il
the city on next Monday. The New Mex
leo agency negotiated the sale,
Regular meeting Of the Albuquerque
Guards this evening. and full attend
anoe Il desired The Guards will CIV
another Que Of their pleasant dances to
morrow evening There will also be
basket ball game which all enjoy seoine
All aIdlve and associate members am
Iady friends are invited.
Chas. A. 5piese. q well known FepublI
oGn attorney Of Las Vegas, came 10 iron
che north Last night and h here to-da
on leeal matters. Mr.. bpIess attend0N
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03
rnr.IoAL oLirnnr olAaa.
Gave Delightful Entertainment "a The
friends ~ the Armory,

Gave = DeiiEhtfui Entertainment 10 TheiF
friends ~ the Armory,
That Miss Catherine Fields and her
physical culture class, OF the University,
are popular entertainers, was again
eyinced last evening by the rendition OF
splendid program. This Armory was
crowded with spectators and admirers OF
the young ladies, and M q result OF She
evenings entertainment the University
girls will have a neat little sum 70 add
80 their treasury.
The young ladies composing the physi-
cal culture class are the following
Misses ktla Hsll0ran, FerU JENNIE, Leila
buchanan, Besaie Ovefhulls, Ida KEEL.
lOgg, Nellie Brewer, Mabel Hunt, Laura
krawinkie, Myrtle Williams, Mary COOna,
olive kyegitt. Mabel Bliss, 1reda harth,
Elizabeth Hughes, Gertrude kddlngs,
Oliye Hawiey.
Misses Freda Barth aud Laura KrA-
Wrinkle opened the evenings program
with q plano duet, and was followed BY
the fancy march by the sixteen young
/ ladies Of the class.
Miss Fannie Pole delivered a ilne rect
tation, and a c0ntTalt0 soto Was rendered
| by Mlaa Mabel Anderson.
"Mammy's ii'l Boy" n recitation given
by Miss Leila BucnAnan, was received
with great applause. Misses Maud hil
aud Francis Butts delighted the audieno'
with a charming mandolin aud guital
duet.
Next on the program was the game d
basket ball, and the opposing team
lined up M fOliows: Miss Mabel Hunt
captain; Misses freda Bafth, Myrtle
Williams, Leila Buchanan, Mata lway
irst team; Miss Gertrude kddings, cap
tain; Misses Elizabeth Hughes, fern
Jenne, Ida keltogg, Bessie 4yerhals
second team.
The game began aud was holly con
tested throughout. All the players wer
we'll drilled aud during the entire sven
lug but two fouls were recorded. tn
dist half neither side could beast OF an
honOrs, and when time was called th
score stood 10 2. lt was necessary 4
continue the game and Vt the expiration
J the result was 10 ia favor OF Miss Nd
dings team.
When the game WAS ended the player
aud spectators joined IN she delightful
, pastime OF dancing. All present had
most enjoyable evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

Jacob Schwartz and wife 70 n. II. Kent.
quit claim deed 20 lot 7 10 block . In
Homestead Garden spot addition; o..
Diego Garcia. IT al, 20 Andres san.
chez, warranty deed 10 three pieces OF
land In Ranches de Albuquerque; $50.
SergnnO Garcia, Ut al, 90 Andres san
ohez. deed 20 a piece OF land Ia tAnehOs
Dc Albuquerque, $40.
Willard 8. Stricken 10 Clara j. Bald
ridge, lot - ia block 10, map Of the
town OF Albuquerque; 500.
A. l.. Chase 20 Flank kleiner, lot 10
IN block ia town OF Bland, $1,000.
George ". Armilo 70 Anna LiThut, part
Of lol la block rs Ia francisco ArmiiC
y OteTO addition sl00.
Carrie c. Wright and husband 10 Anna
Weed sOt 20 IN block - IN New Mexico
Town Co. 8 addition, 1890.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03


Maj. James N. lngalls. whose author
ity In the science of hallistics Is recog-
uised IN Europe an we'll NJ IN this ooun-
try, calculates that the extreme range
~ the new i6-uch gun, now nearing
completion az the Wateryliet arsenal,
and which Is a. be used Ia defending
New York harbor will be almost "a
miles. AZ 10 maximum elevation the
shot, weighing e.37O pounds. will be
so,si6 feet above 10 startingpoint, 80
that II would clear the summit Of Mount
Everest, with more than 1900 feet 20
spare, even II that giant peak stood on
the shore Of the sea. Tho longest shot
hitherto made was with a krupp can.
non, which sent its proiectile i2H
miles, The greatest height attained By
n being "a As6 feet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03
BIG GALAPAGOS TURTLES
The Heaviest weighed 400 Pouaaa
aaa was werth fos aeientias
Uses eaOO.

From the Galapagos islands the
schooner Julia Whalcn has brought ten
Of the immense turtles Tor which the
islands are noted The biggest she'll
back OF them all weighs 600 pounds and
10 sold 10 be the largest ever brought
from the islands. Unfortunately, the
monster reptile was accidentally killed
two weeks out from the islands. a
sharp piece of timber fell on the deck
aud pierced the animals lungs. The
turtle coughed blood for awhile, and
AN attempt was made 10 plaster up the
hole. but the injured tortoise died In
fortnight. As scientists estimate the
average life o. these turtles NJ 200 years,
death within two weeks Of an injury
Is practically instantaneous Cor a
turtle. n IL said In the islands that no
turtle has died natural death IVA the
memory Of the oldest inhahitant Dur
ing the two centuries that scientists
have allotted u 10 live some accident
generally beialla the tu-tlc. Many have
met their deaths by failing over prsci-
pices. and n number have been over
taken by the lava flows Of these vol.
canic islands In fact, the turtle
brought bnck dead by the WhaleR
shows marks on his shell 81 having been
caught In some hery flow. There are
scar. ON his she'll showing that the lava
moved more quickly than he. A ton
Of cactus leaves was brought on the
schooner as food for the turtles.
a. T.. Snodgrass. an instructor Ia
zoology 81 Stanford uniyeraity. and p.
Heller. a geological student there, went
ON the WhRlen for the purpose Of max
ing scientific observations. One ~ the
giant tortoises belonged 10 them, aud
they have IN addition $50 varieties of
fab. SiNty-two varieties of hsh were
already known on these islands, which
are remarkably rich xoologically. Of
the fish brought back 60 stanford, 30
specimens are new % science. The col
irginus bring also a most complete col
/ lection ~ insects, many of them unclap-
/ sihed, and fine collection Of birds and
| reptiles. They have specimen Of n
marine iguana, or sea lizard. six feet
/ long.
The college men report that the tur-
! ties, though still numerous on Able
marie. have disappeared from the other
islands, except on Duncan island, where
one species of the testudo family still
/ exists. There are three species on Al
bemarle, but on the other islands. each
Of which had once it's separate spesiea.
the turtles are extinct The inhab-
Itants OF the islands kill the turtles for
their oil, and the supply l. steadily
growing less. The turtles brought back
on the WhalsG are worth from $500 10
$500 apiece. There were ten, some Of
them bound for museums, some for
geological gardens and more for the
soup kettle. San Francisco Chronicle,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03
No one 10 Bury tho Body.

The body OF the man who was acci-
IDENTITY ALLIED as Wagon Mound last FRI
day sight Is said TO be still lying In the
Wagon Mound freight house.
Il seems the justice OF the peace a. that
point who Ia eE -OiliclO coroner, has 70
fused 10 hold an inquest, or have any
thing 10 DO with the disposal Of tho body,
presumably because he had similar
case some time ago aud failed TO receive
his fees for his services. However, As
slstant District Attorney Davis wired the
justice this morning TO hold an inquest
and bury the body ii the expense Of ths
eouRty.-.Las Vegas Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03
ALaODoKEs.

Special Correspondence.
AlgOdones, FEB. GA. A. Grant, W.
b. Childers and NJ. s. OteFo, members Of
the low line canal company, together
with Chief Engineer z. X. Harr0un.
came up from Albuquerque 10 see how
work was progressing on the canal. The
gentlemen paid only flying visit and
went back the same day. They seemed
pleased with the outlook and satisfied
with the progress being made with the
work.
Day before yesterday, the plledsiyeT al
the head OF the canal FELL over into the
river and was somewhat damaged, but II
about ready for work again.
Indian School superintendent Allen
In company with Dick Lasied, came az
from the metropolis to-day and were
around taking In the sights on the big
work.
The Santa Ana Indians are trying 4
get the canal people 20 change the ront,
OF the canal somewhat, 80 that IL vii
not occupy 70 much OF their cultivated
/ lands.
Farmers now are busy preparing thelI
ditch for the spring work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

AZ once on hia return. ne also bought .
bottle OF Chamberlsin's Cough Remedy,
whirl he hoped would give ecme relief
r..sil the doctor should arrive In few
hours he returned, saying the doctor
need not come, ne She child was much
better. The druggist. NJ, Otto scholz,
says the family has since recommended
Chamberlain Cough Remedy 10 their
nelghbors and friends until he has n con-
stand demand Cor II from that part Of
,he country. FOR sale BY ell druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

Last night, AZ q special meeting Of the
Commercial club. A. X. ID. CArscallen re-
signed ~ secretary OF the club. and Ia
his stead z, j. MoUanna was selected 10
lill the vacancy. The new secretary Is d
young gentleman we'll and fayOFably
known 20 the people OF Albuquerque, aud
the Commercial club Is 20 be eOngTatu-
lated on securing his yalusble services.
Mr. Carscallen has been appointed bust
ness manager OF the Journal Democrat,
vice q n. Albright who assumes cd.
/ itOTial management OF that paper
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

". n. a. Woodward, OF the Indian
agency, returned from San Felipe pueblo
this morning, where he attended mass
meeting yesterday OF the Indians, held 70
consider means Of opposing the low line
canal crossing their lands. Mr. Wood
ward, after parley OF several hours, per
suaded the Indians 10 desist from any
violence IN resisting The canal project,
but for time 10 seemed ~ II his connss!
would not prevail. and all danger OF trOu.
bic IS not entirely over. Mr.. Woodward
says that, the Albuquerque papers 70 the
contrary Notwithstanding, the feeling
against the low-iine canal project Is very
bitter AZ aud around BerualiilO. Santa
fe New MhYlean.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

Engineer Frank George. Of the Santa
Ne Pacific. met with o painful accident
yesterday morning, In which his left
Too. vas badly crushed. while the en-
CINE was moving along at leiaurely
rate Of speed hs went out on the running
board 20 make SONS repairs. and In some
way his foot caught 10 tbs machinery,
aud "a a result he Is suffering with a
horribly mangled foot, The injured man
was brought 10 the hospital Yesterday
and =. Cornish rendered tbs necessary
surgical attention. Mr.. George was
resting comfortably 10 day, but he will
be laid up for some time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

The republican convention Of Mora coun.
~. and reports everything and everybody
IN the convention M harmonious aud on
the right side Of the fence.
Mrs. Harry Lockhart waa this morning
granted a divorce from her husband,
Harry LOckhArt Judge CrumpaokeT
also permitted her 10 resume her maiden
name OF Winlfred X. shuckhart.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

a blooming plant. with clusters Of
hlood-rcd tassels depending from it's
glossy lcayes, o. 10 bee seen not far from
Broad aud Chestnut streets. says the
Philadelphia Press. II Is labeled "The
Dewey Plant" iu conspicuous letters.
Six months ago The duplicate wAs seen
In another part 81 town, with an In.
scription declaring IL was admiral
Dewcy's fayorite flowerl" The plant 10
a native o. the Philippincislands.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

Remove fat and skin from cold roast
mutton. cut the raest into small. thin
slices, season with salt and pepper Bat.
ter a dish, put in a layer Of meat, then
cold boiled macAroni aud moisten with
tomato sauce; - continue until all ia
used Cover with crumbs aud bits ~
butter and brown Ia the oven. To be
served as soon as Il IL done. or II will
be- dry. French mAoaroni may also be
used, after IL has been boileo In sailed
water until tender When IL will cut
easily Il IL done 10 takes about 20
minutes Ladies' World.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

X, Barelas, the Valencia county deputy
sheriff, with headquarters ana home at
San Rafael, came In from Los Lunas
this morning and was n pleasant caller
rs this Office. Mt. BaTelas saw his
prisoners, James Heath and Lon O'fal-
Ion, safely behind the bars OF the jail NJ
Los Lunas. Heath ana O'Eallon Are the
two men charged with the murder OF j.
Manning var Ramah. Valencia county,
one dag last week. Mr.. BaFeiAs was ae-
oOmpanied 90 this city by Sheriff Baoa
this morning. The former will leave
this evening for BamRh 20 investigate
intO the killing OF Manning, while
Sheriff Baca has gone 10 sebclletlOn O1
business connected with his office.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

for horses. European cavalry alone has
In nee over 100000 horses and THE Il
only ono use 10 which The noble animal
Il put In karOpe and In this country.
The world looks 10 New Mexico for q
considerable part OF its wool, cattle,
hides, fruit. gold, copper, and why not
for horses and other needs that this TER.
rltOry can supply Whenever the demand
IA strong enough 10 make IL supply
profitable. New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

Two hours we're consumed this morn
ing In procuring testimony from the
several witnesses who we're placed on the
stand In regard 10 the recent sale OF the
opera house. Judge ], W Crumpacker
WAS on the bench and advised she Rttor.
neys 90 prepare briefs and submit theiI
arguments at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
lag.
The arguments 10 confirm tie sale OF
the theater will be submitted by vudgs
Lee and District Attorney 7. A. Flnloal
while W. h ChildeFs and A. r. MeMillel
will represent George X. Neher and
| O1herB.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

SOL. Luna last week sold $685. head OF
lambs 10 BrOwnwell n Preston, OF Fost
Collins, Colo They we're a choice lot OF
lambs aud. brought the handsome hguSe
OF $3.50 per head They we're shipped
from Magdalens 90 Fort Collins, where
they we're placed Ia the feeding peha 10
be prepared for Tho mArket.-las Vegas
Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03
nsrss. fer ssaih Airlsa.

New Mexico Ia 10 furnish horses for
the war In the TrsnsVaal. horse
breeder AZ MAgdalena, BOo0rro county,
has resolved q contract Tor horses for
European export, and II the horses will
stand tue trio New Mexico will have the
doaTs opened for another profitable ln.
dustry, toE despite automobile and troll.
Lev there n an FREDERICKSBURG demand
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

On Thursday forenoon, February %, az
me Hotel Uonsuelo, Mrs. N. n, Jack, a..
aignee. sold all the estate, right, title and
Interest in the assigned personal prop
erty OF the Hudson Hot Springs and
5anitarlum company 10 T. Q. MoDermott
OF kdgert0n, Mimi, for the cash consider
alton OF fl,2OO The property was sold
subject 10 existing mortgages, amount
lug 10 f3.71O IN the aggregate.
Mr.. MoDerm0tt has opened the hotel
and guests visiting the famous hOl
springs will nnd every comfort aud con
yenience az hand. The waters Of thes,
hot springs are sure cure for rheuma
tlsm and blood diseases.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

was made free. he aays: "My wife had
been 30 helpless for Eve years that abe
could not turn over IN bed alone. After
nslna two bottles Of Electric Bittera, ahe
Il wonderfully improved and able 70 DO
her own work" This supreme remedy
fof female dieeaaee quickly cures neF-
vOusneaa, aleepleasRose, melancholy
headache, backache, fAintlng and diH1y
spells. This miracle working medicine
d 3 ROdaend " weak, siokly, run down
people. KveSy bottle guaranteed. only
bO cents. Sold By J. n. O'Rielly n Co,
drnRgiata.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03
srAMm mGD A auN.
lie stood ON the City Engineer snd Gang
OF WoFkmeu.

lie stood ON me City Engineer snd . Gang
OF workmen.
AZ about the eleventh hour to-day there
came near being tragedy enacted IN the
quiet and peaceful city OF Albuquerque.
The city engineer and force Of work
men ara following out the instructions
OF the city council u clean the hlth and
rubbish out Of the big open ditch which
extends through the city The ditch ex-
tends across the property OF N. Y. stamm,
and he has objected 20 the existence Of
this ditch for long tire When the
wOrkmen reached his premises this
morning hS want out 10 them, armed
with dUuble.bhuelled shot gun, and
forbid them from working on the ditch
on the premises Up 30 the present writ.
ing his demand has been needed, and The
wOfkmen are still busy few fest below
Mr. stamm's property.
The city engineer was authorized BY
the mayor aud council 10 clean the ditch
from one end 70 the other, bnt Nc. htamm
prohibits them from tearing up the hume
across his property unless II a replaced
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03
what 70 DO Uatil lhs Doctor AFFigss.

What 20 DO Nuui she boctof Arrives
Il Ia very hard 70 stand idly oy and see
our dear ones suffer while awaiting Tue
arrival OF the doctor, Al Albany IN. ~
dalFymCa called at drug store there tof
q doctor 10 come and see hts child, then
VERY sick with Group. Not hndlng the
doctor In, be left wMd t0f him 10 come
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

The republican county convention OF
OleF0 county has been CALLED 80 Alamo
gOrdO for March 10, 1900. The oOnVen-
tion will consist OF twenty delegates. and
will eleot three delegates 10 the SOoorr0
| convention.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

Mrs Rutherford, accompanied BY her
daughter, Alice. and her son, George,
will leave sunday evening Tor an absence
Of two months. Visiting with Mrs. Rnth.
erloFd's aged mother al Muscatlne Iowa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03
osoIoslsal Mouth OF orana RivsT.

Ia the American journal Of Science
Mr.. Nudge says that while the present
mouth Of the Grand River 10 al Grand
Haven on Lake Michigan, there Ia an.
other point 10 miles inland from the
shores Of Lake Michigan which was the
termination Of thu old river valley and
L. therefore its mouth In an interesting
sense Tie declares that az one time a
great glacial river, three-fourths Of a
mile In width, flowed across the peniu'
suls from Lake Saginaw 90 Lake Chica-
20. Long ago the sources OF this glacial
river (which has been called the
Pewamo outlei) failed and the vide val
ley with ia record bearing deposits
was laid bare 20 give up lie secrets 20
the inquisltiye geologist Mr.. Nudge
describes itss course and the river de-
posiia about Is old mouth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03

New York. March 2. Money on call,
n0minally lB2A par sent. Prime mer
camille paper il495h per cent.