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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-28

Prescriptions a specially. ]. ii. o'Rlel-
by a. Co, druggists, Second street and
Gold avenue,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-28
AnnualConvention American Cattle Grow
ers' Association, Denver, Colo,
March al, 1901,

For the above meeting the Santa Re
will make a rate Of one fare plus $500
on the certificate plan. Certificates
showing purchase OF tickets March / TO
Z inclusive will be honored IL presented
not later than March IL. 4. W. Pate.
agent.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-28
Sc emit nDuaI Conference Mormon Cburci
Salt Lake CITY Utah.

Dates OF sale. March 81 to April lsti
return limit. sixty days; rate. one fare
for round trip; continuous passage In
each direction. r. w. PATE, Agent.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-28

The mother Of Miss Edith Niles ar
rived last night from Topeka, OF q
visit to her daughter.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-28

N. Il. Stevens, who transacted bust
ness in Santa + Elm the interests OF
the Montezuma Building and Loan
association, returned home last even.
inc
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-28

Further proof that the right kind OF
advertising pays is furnished by the
crowds In attendance at the services
OF a minister in A%shtabula, Ohio. who
taxes display space in the papers.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-28
FOR A CHILD

who is mot doing well"-the
condition occurs now and then
with all children.
SCOTS emulsion Of cod-liver
oil is a food that begins to
build you up at once-of
course, it don't show at once.
mot doing we'll" means
that the child is not getting
the good of his food. Not
today, or this week; it may
have been going on for a
month before it begins to
show in the child's condition.
You want him to get back
to turning his usual food into
strength.
You want the food that
begins to build, up at once.
ws1issnd you a little to try, II you like.
SCOTT q BOVINE, .oS Pearl street. New York.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-26
uneoomsfeit
Sra Stepnet | Cterinnb. = Snptrpf
ira Sent anb.

Som bstienot afboIstss ct ftsrr. ling
epmsmeb, i 9rmo5ism Sommsrsn 1900,
boortl Ipsuit llneoom par inobuot os tils
Iteoe. Tstte Nlsot par bet Fsrfte ! III
Slass. ioIialn Der HOrpenfislcs. brOr beg
ae eauoss unsoOm tuRoe lad oGrs ianss
men Os tiff, Sstisnotftubsr % lpits til
De mango pastiee 5creoras.
Spsnitsrns bIsp iaa bessiiirsoe o. slaos
/ bette S.sDus. at be lopeoe mto fig ielo,
at naits Mar fulss be tstals Bet os Roro'
mGnbsns ituIot iaa Zig NOniaeais. Jon
b, cprieiis par paroie. Dermso itu5is
Dc Sns6poelIe til ~.rsnosrit llnsorm II.
c. Steou,, fom ftuies afholoes ! Eftfriuuc
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-26

Seq bill tu,te Gem lor YrGmies Spmaihuen, De ienOte mig
THOR. Zen arbeioer 9obt Get par mere, enc Ies bauOe ueutet for
eu iaapau SstuGns. gdn aOne ct ul tpreOs meO Oen. -
GOmaro Serael, gSeitbp, isis.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-26
Eat.
5ra Bangs @cnisbcS i gnlSres til
be nbpanoreoc Salbriier.

. 9i tinaosr % berOsO sisunsm "Sscps
rabs YoIisn" al operbrhss Dor birrteIigs
5ut til ale, Der bar arbeioet for % post
9ierae til ben imut,t % penpt,eoe Hitter.
table til S~ssusaaisns airte.
gItertaDlsn blsb, ION GaOs fra uoouns
breb, 9olorrisr, pua en- notiaa bsitibelis
Moape optrratt / Bangs 9opeotirts life
ptnieoas at ben bismmep9rsnos amsris
tausr, Stunont Ssoeritao.
Z tatntmmslis @Srbrois5eb
gp1setomits,n for Sssnsuastirien.
Bang, 9aloris, 30ts Suni 1901.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-26

3cmmuneftcertss gltp,r. Radr benn.
@aeedaftaIt artaeeIis til natt, Sommtt.
tommsr | Sang. bar aisbenpapn Rtt til
q. Table iie en- mtS Ssn!pn til gaosbps
eieine pei inotettet gn.
Oscar geismar.
3iebenbapn lie Suii.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-26

Ter CT nsrs = kIse az qaiarrh I esHnt 1eI al
3aneci eTe a. ane Sheu Sasecnus fili ,uimen. ca
iuei II BE- iaa iipiie Aar aHiaass eeRHs Snaogm FOR at
rrre nhtltrseeita 2 mdRet Sa, t~rfiGrsee r9errnr
Gaiarrh Ter al s0rs On ipial sasbem "a t~oEsifrep TO-
tol Setanoline. FeuNe isfale HehIHnitni apl aliib
uhtgbrteelia. Sieenfaten bar piR. az daferrt sr On
fsnaitHt eHei Sue son. 90 ben trsueer Constitution 1
SesaHbiiHs reht gsiarrb grre. fat ;iterft az ].
q. Ghtnep a O.. Tsleee. rete, er ben enefe frHhis
i~nfipnfne aur paa Merttpet Zen fases inopprfss I
Tpftr IRA 10 Siasrer I'll On ftefsfuie. Gea rfrfer
eirff,s paa Sl0eff 90 sfsemefs Slimpptrfaet. Ir
ian heltrsbe. Ssae sftu Girfulsrsr "a 5siiimenirr.
aeresis;
O.. J. gsensn a. o.. Isless. O.
gB- 1iliaIss paa ale avefhetsr. - Ga.
eaQy oariitek ileT "a Be btefe
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-26
Sfptterieiten.


De Tste Dosc bar 8isbsnbapn tn
srnfor fine Sranier buffet en- tor Wanes
De Stbit.r.. Tom fra BE- 3 noreiIts eduos
oar oerst tiIfteos til en- 'idnbindoiit Stp,s
tsrfsf. Ser fra 9anmart babe aIsne e
Iur sufiuo Stpttsrs gipet Rso.. %
baass Rprss oa Spsrjpt aisap buer en- ons
',Iia apntins,nt. GtDttsdaasu er mems
lis os noroifts CANOE en- at De Sporiss
CREME, iom iamIer ttit 1sltassre. baaoe
al rent iportsmGsNas % al pauiotii,s
@mnb.. Soften ianot Sttb unoer msget
hfitioeIis, 5ormsr mso salsr 81. a. al
acne.rs pnaits SFn, ben popular,
prius 8alesmdr, oe Nh, paa be militeys
Stposbaner pua 9mapsr uoti9mpoes
Gampen melsm be 8 canoes Sthttsrs
rso bet snoslies Rsihtdt. at ,n norit
Stpttsr, Dr.. WaeI,n, bIsu Wisitsrltptts,
msbsrs 0anmart bier ost Sano. iom tom
til at itaa bsis1t / S,nissube til bet sisRs
neminitIise pointuntdl.
Bort SabepGien
bar i Iauas lioer oaret / en- isrgslIo
pertaining, I~aaltoes at uolruoingsrns
life uosn en- ois Rst gap Danit,rns Orb
for al p9rs ct iuinaetist JoItsfaro. Sta
.iItiit betrdstst blso BET ct ~fcrforHosHo.
artal Babe, ION aarlig fulot pdu bUeri
Snoipio. 3etis bar MI itis d;,ns aiebers
baons Stpio. Ssioe gaoeanitaIterns par
I Sorfdio. De tr9ugtt Ill en- erurois
Reorganization, idlfalo poao 5sritoauoss
saoens onsit. os nj ou oenns .r ~. IN
Hts 2ifbnhapusrns al n its til at
saa uossi bpppissr, / 9lnost.
Barre snonu par DIT Dog mtb Ssbdo,s
ne. ,nofjsnt aisbenbdpu lisser Iiss uo
iii Ersfinb. Bort a~loatipfem par mems
Iie Iaa panpi.tis inor,it.t. at aIOui,rne
munesos uo / 6apnen, hoorpeb alt Bans
bet / gpsns Rarh,o forpefepes. i~aaleoes
ct BET bar unuliet al babe zig osl., a
ulda.ts lunei up ao Siraucoeisn for at
faa ct orosnilis Bah.
Ru tr imioi,riio ct apt aloatpump.
ipitem. Jon ! mango aar bar oarst paa
Sals, lOmmst Sang. % aft Spiioepano
pump,s M ~usoenunosr gmossr uo /,
arns.opbsi. S,rmte e. ganoei | DAB
asn blspsn frift Os sOot. os aommunsn
bar osrfor bsii,mt zig til | odDnsn at ans
laest en- fiompemrsNe Selsebaoeanitcli.
fem tiIise fEal pars Spsmussftos for ale
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-26

Ste en- #Wi ecr Nobnln0. hOpr Cue eNr Ht0n tn tOmme NIB % Naoe
Geres Huhinaer Sngen Nnebune fr s. til al beoe elr bgr. Sn9sn
6iere lom fan brrfes. oar 10 Lommers BreusSuu meo Rloos I'll BREEZE
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-26

81 CT SeitiiYrsos meo 'Suspeanen' IN.
tSer Senieenee os Tan irpsi anbeiale ben hi
Gutoer. icm trQuaer en- Spmaifins. Gra0r
ten foaeoe 90 gsnts. Sotn esuesrtss.
Gan G3airt, 4tbesxiih
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-26
Tarmeres % Hohfpreres Sem.
Rural Delivery
Mail Box ..
Eabriterct for "Seeorabs Soften.

nuuou1rlig iCr CT isriteiioSieS 9ano'
ppit' Spitem.
Supripr?
Slaubt aueet iorbi ben life tan bli
itaaenbe aabeu.
2aaget Infer Ns automatic oco
In eaen Beat lnninart &c lipper
Sannotaaei. MbIoIut %panotTt.
Evening star., 1901-10-31
Carnegie and Gray.


The greatest interest of today's playing
probably conferred around the work of Mr.
w c Carnegie OF the Allegheny Country
Club. who is about the most prominent
golfer from out of town taking part in the
tourney and who enjoy the reputation of
being one Of the best golfers in the coun-
try Dr. W. NJ Gray of the Chevy
Chase Club was paired of with Mr. Car
negie. and he proved a splendid companion
for the visitor.
Both gentlemen got of badly and going
out their playing was of the ordinary sort
but starting back on the last nine holes the
golf displayed by DR.. Gray and Mr. Car
negie was Of high class. On but four holes
they fell short of bosey figures. but their
shortcomings were such as TO damage their
total score very perceptibly.
DIR. Gray and Mr.. Carnegie were the first
golfers ready to begin work this morning
and they paid the penalty for their prompt
ness. The fog bothered both players con-
siderably, and the wet green's Were another
handicap The little white ball in going
through the short grass on the greens on
the approach shots would throw up the
water in sparkling sprays and retard its
progress very materially. During the en-
tire round it seemed impossible for Mr..
Carnegie To make a good drive, the ball be-
Evening star., 1901-10-31
CHAFFEE.
New Witness Brought Before the
SchIey Court.

Late this afternoon at the Schley court
Lieutenant John H. Royce, on board the
Eagle during the war, testified to a CONVEX
sation between Commander Switzerland
and Commodore Schiey when the Eagle
was sent away from the squadron.
Lieutenant Royce had not before been on
the stand. and his being called was the
result of the decision of the court rem
dered this afternoon.
He said that when the Eagle met the
Brooklyn on the way to Cienfuegos
there was no communication directly be-
tween the Eagle and the Brooklyn, and the
Eagle did not go under the quarter of the
Brooklyn. He was absolutely certain Of
that.
He also said that he did not hear any
hail from the Eagle to the Brooklyn saying
that there was no news.
When the Eagle was sent away from the
squadron he heard Commander Switzerland
say to Commodore Schley that he had
twenty-seven tons of coal, or about enough
for three days steaming, and that In a
few hours he could take on coal enough
more to last for several days.
The commodore ordered him to go to Port
Antonio and ordered him to report rough
water south of Cuba. Commander Souther-
land asked where he should join the squad
ron and he said at Key West. He was posi-
tive that nothing was said at that time
about the Eagle being dangerously short Of
coal.
Evening star., 1901-10-31
TROOPS FOR AFRICA
Every Available Man in England to
Be Sent Out.
BOTH INFANTRY AND CAVALRY
Gen. Butler Takes Leave of Alder
shot Tomorrow.
DEMONSTRATION FE AIRED
)fH INFANTRY AND CAVALRY
DEMONSTRATION FE AIRED

ALDERSHOT. England, October 31.-1t is
understood that, as result of the conclu-
sion arrived at by the cabinet Monday,
every available effective infantryman here
will be sent to the front In South Africa
between now and Christmas. The depart
ure Of the cavalry brigade from Aldershot
(orders to which effect were received here
last night, the troopers being instructed to
start for South Africa about the middle Of
November) will leave only a single regiment
of regular cavalry. the 21st Lancers, in the
united kingdom. Prince Arthur Of Con-
naught, who is second lieutenant in the
7th (Queens OWN Hussars, goes with his
regiment to South Africa.
Gen. Butler today proceeded to Alder
shot, from whence he finally departs to-
morrow The authorities are striving to
keep the hour of his leaving a secret from
the troops in order to avoid demonstra-
ton, which the officials are Of the opinion
will be peculiarly undesirable. There is
no doubt that a large section of the troops
Is indignant at the general Is dismissal The
Highland Light Infantry expressed this
feeling by removing from the walls of It's
mess room the portrait OF distinguished
field marshal, which was kicked around the
barracks while a portrait of Gen. BulleT
was carried around the mess in triumph
Soldiers en- route, when marching past Gen
Buffers house, frequently break out into
cheers.
A mass meeting of Welsh soldiers at Car
diff today adopted resolution demanding
the resignation OF Mr.. Brodrick, the wal
secretary, for his harsh treatment of Gen.
Butler.
Popular Among the Citizens, Too.
LONDON, October 31.-Genneral Butler
threatens to blossom into a British Bou-
langer. He does not appear to court pri-
vacy or to discountenance demonstrations.
He attended theater in London last even
ing and when he was recognized and
cheered he rose to his feet and bowed his
acknowledgements. Outside the building
General Butler was mobbed by cheering
clear the street.
Evening star., 1901-10-31
PURCHASE OF BONDS.
Announcement by the Secretary of
the Treasury.

The Secretary of the Treasury this after
noon made the formal announcement re-
sumng the purchase of government bonds:
'Reserving the right to discontinue with
out previous notice, the Treasury Depart
ment announces that it will, for the pres
ent, accept offerings of United States
bonds if rendered at the Treasury Depart
ment in Washington or at the subtreasury
New York. at prices to yield the govern
ment interest, as follows:
On the per cent bonds, loan of 19OS-19tS;
per cent bonds. loan Of 1904. and per
cent bonds, funded loan of 1907, to yield
LIPS, and on the per cent bonds, loan of
1925, to yield 1906"
In resuming bond purchases Secretary
Gage is guided solely by the fact that the
surplus in the treasury is piling up at
rapid rate. and that the money market is
likely to have been disturbed In case the
receipts of the government continued to ex-
ceed the expenditures of the government
by large sums.
Evening star., 1901-10-31

Sales regular call Il O'Clock m--U. s. coupon
81 s5es at 1Ss q sssS so. sab %
# 1T gSums EaiSd st %
Lanston Monotype, 100 at 1s 100 at Is, 100 at Is,
District * s u At 57S
-, MisesllansoIs Bonds asapts tai Traction g. 1o7
;s ssssipss stssp9lissa 4ai51sad a9s h'ss s.
1osA bid Metropolitsn, Railroad cert indebt, B.
1851 bid. Columbia Railroad es, l1e bid; Coium
Gas ss sss: 8 sd Eestra sss
GsS adsbt imp q. g. s ao sd Eest5e Light
Potomac TslephOnT s. aessa bid; American seeu.
lst 6s. 1121a bidrs Weshington Market imp. ss,
,1a bid MashinstsRp, SfTket z ,e estn, es 112 bid
American % GraphopRone DIS s. S. bid 100 % ssped asseo
Safe Deposit anaaTrasa Is; Companies Safe
2so bid Wsshinsson STE Deposit, 60 bid. Union Union
hssa nean snr s1srag Bs io' asked Wash
Rational bank ssSek q ank Of Washington, 81
sas, iss ia. etissa, = q BID Columbia, @ fse
bid Traders, 135 bid, $50 asked. Lincoln, I27
; Rairoad i iAss stocks-espitai Traction 1o4n bid
Insurance rance stocks.-Firemen's, Is bid. Franklin.
e ss Ss,!sasf Gaioa. . sskss 4
mereiai. bid, 8 sskea Geionisi. 40 % asked. Com
100 asked GoiuSis T1e I'D itis u - 6,d
Washington Title, big, sis asked. District II.
Telephone stocks.-ohesapeake and Potomac, "a
Gas Stocks ss IS bid e4s ask
Miscellaneoas stacks.- -Mergenthaler Linotype, ITS
Evening star., 1901-10-31
Government Bonds.
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, October 31.-FIour flrm unchang-
ed; receipts, 14,233 barrels exports. 16 $50 bar
November, 73$sa731a; December, 74asa741h; May,
1I1sa7s; steamer No. red. 70Aa70A; receipts
by sample. 65a74h; do. on grade. 7O1sa74A. Corn
frmer mixed. spot and the month. 61a61A; year
5Sa. a59 January, 5S1a; steamer mixed, 60a6OH: re-
eepts, S,043 bushels; southern white corn 55a5S1s
new; do. How. 53a5S1a. new. Oats firm; No z
white, 42ka43; No. mixed, 41a41ia; receipts
2,s94 bushels Rye steady; No. nearby. 55 No.
western, SO; receipts. 5.0S3 bushels. Hay quiet
steam to Liverpool. per bushel 1Ad. November
Cork for ORDERS per quarter, %. I'D November
Butter firm, unchanged; fancy imitation 1Sa19I5
fancy creamery, 23a2315 fancy ladie, 18a17; store
packed, 13a15. Eggs firm, unchanged; fresh, goa
21. Cheese firm, unchanged large, 1ea1Ok: me
dunn, 1Oha11; small. 1Dssa11. Sugar firm, un-
changed; fine and coarse granulated BIS.
Evening star., 1901-10-31

Sanitary Officer Frank is endeavoring to
find relatives of Albert F. Moore, twenty
four years old, who was sent to the insane
asylum last night. He was arrested near
North Capitol and P streets late yesterday
afternoon by Sergeant Duvan and Police
man Hebrew. His violent conduct attracted
the attention of the policemen, and after
reaching the second precinct station he
attempted to commit suicide by hanging
Moore was a Soldier in the United States
army and this is the third time he has
been sent to the asylum. 1t is believed that
cigarette smoking impaired his mind.
Evening star., 1901-10-31
Answer in Divorce Suit Filed.

In connection with the proceedings for
divorce instituted recently by Lydia Irene
Graham against Howard A. Graham, the
defendant has filed answer. He denies the
charges of the petitioner that he is an
habitual drunkard. and that he has been
guilty of acts of cruelty toward her In
asking that the bill of complaint against
him be dismissed, the defendant seeks to
have the court, by final decree. continue
the siX-year-old child of the parties to the
suit in the custody of the parents of the
defendant. The little girl was. few days
ago, placed with its paternal grandparents
until further order of the court
Evening star., 1901-10-31
People Island of Cebu Demand
Peace.

An important cablegram was received at
the War Department this afternoon from
Gen. Chaffee. 1t follows in part:
MANILA, October 81.
Adjutant General, Washington.
The following from Brig Gen. Hughes
'Insurrecto forces, Cebu Island, have come
in, laid down arms in good faith in obedi
ence to demand of people for peace; $50
rifles. S brass pieces, 60 officers, 47o men.
Affairs not yet satisfactory in Bohol Island
may move additional troops there to force
settlement"
This settles for present, at least, dis
turbance heretofore existing In Cebu Flu
ture disorder In that island will be made by
deliberate action of inhabitants. as peace
may be easily preserved if the people are
disposed to do Shall advise Hughes to
waste no time. but to move on BOhol i'm
mediately.
(SignedD CHAFFEE.
Evening star., 1901-10-31
OPHIR HOME AGAIN.
Duke and Duchess of York Will Land
at Yarmouth,

YARMOUTH, Isle Of Wight, October 81
The Ophir, with the fleet, anchored off
Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, at pm
King Edward and Queen Alexandra left
London by special train at pm. for
Portsmouth.
The children Of the Duke and Duchess Of
Cornwall and York are with their majes-
ties.
Evening star., 1901-10-31
Display Of Chfysanthemum umx.

Blooming chrysanthemums beautify the
propagating garden in charge of Col. Bing-
ham. superintendent Of public buildings
and grounds in the vicinity of the Wash
ington monument. The exhibit is fine one
and is attracting great attention.
Evening star., 1901-10-31
Neils Anderson Called.

Neils Anderson, chief quarterma ster.
who served on the Brooklyn on July 3,
being stationed at the wheel in the coming
tower, was called
When he first took the wheel the helm
was hard aport, and the first order he re-
ceived from Commodore Schley was to nut
the helm hard aport. He did not recollect
the next order, but it must have been to
steady the helm.
Asked IL he heard any deck orders during
the battle, he said Commodore Schley gave
the order several times to fire steadily and
deliberately and make every shot count
The judge advocate explained that the
witness had been called at the direction of
the court and asked Mr.. Rayner if he had
any questions to ask,
Mr.. Rayner asked the witness If he was
sure Commodore Schley had given the or
der hard aport.
He said the order he heard came from
Cook. hard aport." but it was said by
| Schley He said there was some ronver,
| sation between Cook and Schley about the
| Spaniards ramming them and Schley said
Two can play that game
By direction of the court the Judge ad-
Vocate asked the witness IL he had not
| testified that the helm was hard aport
when he took the wheel. He replied yes.
| But that was before the turn. =
What was done with the helm between
| the time you took it and the turn?',
He answered: 1T was steady to meet
any turn OF the Spanish fleet
The witness was then excused.
Evening star., 1901-10-31
FINANciAL'@. AND COMMERCIAL.
yew York Stock Mn-

New York Stock Market.
Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co., bankers
and brokers. l419 F St, members New York
stock exchange, Washington stock ex-
change and Chicago board of trade,
Omen HIrh Tav r-aos.
Evening star., 1901-10-31
INSURGENTS LAY DOWN ARMS.

Mr.. Carnegie Gn).5 3 4 5 6 5 "a:
DR.. Gray Qn).....4 5 5 54:
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-28
The Penny.Wise Ones.

Barnum, the great Snowman, once
said that the New York papers made him
famous by roasting him. He would not
have been known il they had not kept
pounding him all the time. Well. that
reminds us Of an advice successful old
gentleman gave his boy when he set him
up in the bicycle business: "My boy, il
you want to be successful you must
learn two things. First, get some bust.
ness enemies. irritate them 30 they will
roast you and thus make you and your
goods prominent. Reaember, my boy,
every knocksr will be walking adver-
tisement for you unless you sell shoddy
goods. in which case all your customers
will lay for you and close your shutters
in lees than year" Shoddy means any,
thing that 10 cheap, and anyone who
buys thing because it 10 cheap is al
ways regarded as . sort Of cheap skate
The best is always the cheapest in she
end. Henry Ward Beeoher once said
"If you only have a dollar to spend
spend it like king and you'll feel like 9
king"
Buy the Imperial Bicycle and Other
high supplies of w. e. TenEyck. 507
Main street, Grand Junction, and you
will have the best. There are no cheap
Imperials. just imagine a king mount
ed on department store wheel. Every
time he rang his bell everyone would ex-
pect to hear him call, "Cash girl! Here
cash!" Now, wouldn't that rattle your
spokes?
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-28
Living Exhibits.

The far western people are beginning
to manifest considerable interest in the
great fair at st. Louis il 1908 to COM
memorate the Louisiana purchase. 1t
would seem % il the public was being .
treated to rather more than its fair share
of expositions. but this one will probably
be the greatest agricultural exhibit ever
known. Among other things 1t is do
signrd to have living exhibits Of vince
and trees. For example, q complete sx-
hibit OF all woll known varieties Of Amer
icsn grapes will Ds planted in the spring
OF 1907, 80 as to have them in actual
bearing during the exposition. Other
trees and vines will be grown out doors
and exhibited in the same way. This
will prove an attractive display and our
Colorado people ought to get into the
deal as soon as possible.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-28
Electric Power.

1t is said that President Hill Of the
Great Northern railroad has determined
to change from steam to electric pswer
over that division of his road which
crosses the Cascade mountains in the
state OF Warrington. Tho reason given
is that the cost of fuel u 90 great that it
haudlcsps his road in competition with
the Northern Pacific, and especially with
the Oregon Railway & Navigation road.
on which line the grade is toward the sea
fron midcontinent. 1t 10 practical il
lustration that steam cannot compete
mountainous road. Mr.. Hill ought to be
able to secure water power In Washing
ton to supply all the electricity he needle
and then he would have an advantage
over the other roads In everything e1-
cspt the wear upon his tracks and roll
ing stock. something which cannot be
overcome. We look on this move by
Mr.. Hill as only preminary to what all
the railroad companies in this inter-
mountain country will eventually do.
There is power enough going to waste in
the Snake river TO do all the work OF the
Short Line and OF tho Southern Pacific
from Ogden to Reno, OF 20 Winnsmucca
at least, and then 1t can be picked up By
the Truckee and carried along to whore
the California rivers can be utilized.
There is a three fold reason for it; to save
fuel, to overcome heavy grades easily
and TO avoid smoke The electric mo-
tor Is winning Its wsy.-Salt Lake rri-
huna