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Arizona republican., 1901-12-15
NEAR ZERO AT CINCINNATI.

Cincinnati. Dec. 1.-The thermometer, which registered 8 degrees above zero at 6 a. m., fell to 9 degrees at p. m.. and the indications are that zero weather will be reached before morn ing. Snow fell heavily this morning.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-15
PURCHASER OF s71.ooo SEAT.
s. Reed Anthony Paid Record Price to
 N. H. Whittingham.

New York, Dec. 1.-The purchaser of the s71.000 stock exchange seat, an- nouncement of which was made on Thursday, is $. Reed Anthony. The seller was N. H. Whittingham. The price equals the high records of last spring. when the boom was on.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-15
A DYING SENATOR.

Camden. N. J, Dec. 14.-United States Senator William J. Sewell. who is Ill at his home here. suffered a relapse today and his death is momentarily expected Since his return from Asheville. N. C.. Senator Sewell had been improving un- til- today
Arizona republican., 1901-12-15

an expert hypnotist. He gave an ex- hibition before several people and suc- ceeded in putting F.. A. Lowther. of '02. into a hypnotic state and had his fellow student completely at his mercy.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-15
RUSSIA READY FOR TARIFF WAR.
Will Revise Her Schedule if Germany
 Adopts Present Proposals.

St. Petersburg, Dec. 14.-A communi- cation which appears ip the organ of the finance minister says that if the German tariff is adopted in the form projected. Russia will likewise revise her tarif.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-05-02
NATURE-sTuDY IN RURAL
SCHOOLS.

The first effort vas 70 teach the teacher
In the rnrsl district school. but this teach
e. is hard 70 reach. She T. removed FROM
associations and eoaver'ions She Is the
teacher Of least espcrien nee. and frcqncnt
y Of least ambition. She foiioNS. II soon
became apparent that She leaders must
fret be reached. IL largest cities ~ New
YORK State, the agitation bore IFS fest
fruits The country places are nos taking
IL up. Before ihe movement was doHnitiy
organized many rural schools we're visited.
TIE teachers verc fouud 10 he willing 20
introduce iiuls spaghtliucss and spon-
.ancity into their work. rui they did net
know bow. They wanted sebicct-maticr.
The children were delighted uith the pros
pcct Of learning something that had re-
lation to thcir lives.
Readable ivtActs wcrc prepared ou living.
icacharic subjects. for che purpose OF
giving che teacher this suhIcci-mattcr nnd
tNc point view To vas moo desired io ont-
lue methods. Tor methods are uot ai.fr.
~ tHc teacher egfe aakeutd and given fle
facts. thc teaching would ieatN u-rIf
irc first constituency uas secured ns
sending sr instrstfnr ar lecture nifH fhr
state teachers Institute fur fhr State
Department oi l.hIe in.naciIHu .iaalt
made tH.- possible. ..nm fnnrIn. In
teacher Coo iN.a spread. Nna Do leaflets
natr been Issued ana aholf $4,000 t.ach
rf- are nu the raHnr-N-f Ht hrif own
request.
iHe 'rai.0t attempts nothing MORE f.an
IH etf -HmHf..Hr rHr..H ani fI.. aUouf
I.H....H f...H.. ....| I.. Sad. d. .. ... ....
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-05-02

~ y M rccs s<ss 81 s,c.sprs aud
Satisfaction that re>cmn>rd Chamber
>sie's Collie. c1elers and Disrrhes. Rene
d." Gays DtrExi<t A ". Sewtellc. Of
Hartfcr6. Cons. "A is6y customer. See
isg The rsne1f exposed Cor sale On NJ
<ko~ case. said tsss ne: 4 really believe
chat mscicirs saved my life the past som-
msr vkii> al The shore AID became -
~nthsssssfie ever iss merits that st eace
made NJ NY mind TO recommend II in the
faters. Recently gsnt.ssssn essas to
w store - overcome With colo pairs
that he sank Al once 10 The acer. I gave
him dose Of this remedy ~hict helped
kim. I repeated The dose and in fifteen
minntes ne lett ny store rrnsiingiy Ia
forming me that he fe,l As well as ever.
Ssid ~ J. ". Kelly, Druggist -
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-05-02
SCALING THEIR CLAIMS.

Tie french iademuits claim assinst
cb'na '' nos given a. 81. ooo.oo0 Instead
81 seS.s'oo, $3.50 ~ reported. Ths Rnss.o
eiaim j. shcet So $4,000 rbe .,aim Of
sfsst Britain i only aboai go .o0o 00o
- SapaneSe claim aiso has been rnf
deen ~ less tA4a so %. 500 tsSf,,.ns (.
eialaa y elastic. rsnriag frosa SEQ ~ 1.,O
50 seiesss.ese. ne iiftts Fo4er.. those Il. ~
ietuss - TROOPS - ~ o. a. inslcaicsnt
~ her, ieqal ~ vita tteir aix bills Rel.
kiem sAets fe.epo .l'o0. and siessiar claims
are pssfsese ~ Holland and spais.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-05-02

~ - The glory Of Christianity that il has
btoaSbt 20 the human race the fusi assur-
anee Of the elsrnsiy ofiifs. lie Of bles.
sedness 20 the people cf cee. The resc-
istion ef Immortality AS the peculiar
~osk 81 ths Rsdeener. sd "a i through
bis life aad teaching. ve.sded a. they we're
BY his resurrection and ascension. that
the FIXTURE life, instead Of bcinga shadow
unsss'ily IN our s,inds. presents itself 70
~ as one cf the essential facts o. human
existence.
The passing % The centuries serves 20
remind us of the trspsitoriucss Of our life
here on earth. Fee. indeed. are those
Who. having seen the birth OF the nine
tcenth century. have been permitted TO
sec ihc dash Of the trenUcth century Of
The Christian era. Yet there BE- borne in
nqou w. she conviction chat fhis moral
iue IL hui tbe beginning Of an existence
that shall know no end, aud this con,ic-
too IN roi the front of mere human spec-
niation. BOT come. to us as a divine fcre-
latiou oi eternal tfuth
Life go Bee ,arici phase. d.. 90 oac, ttc
most iotercsiing and ODE most iu-crsisil.
of earthly rhenomcna. Whether q. ---a.-
cd FOB ihc realm of aaturs or Don iir realm
OF human personality. fctarm.. 30 fasc.-
naics, aud soc DO hsncs us JOB sn orr ai-
tcmpis 90 search into us origin. 90. rar-
pose aud ifs MEANING
Life is aimt-ifrr IH.. Obi. verdict
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
SANTA FE

From the New Mexican.
Miss Nina OtCro has returned home
from visit 10 Chicago
Miss Adclino iiarty and sister. of
Illinois, have taken up their reHidonCe
at the sanitarium
Attorney A. - Rcnchan ls abe a.
be- about again after an illness with
rheumHtinm and iutercoatRl neuralgia
7 A. HcrlOw shot thrce mallard
ducks In hia garden on Water street
One % the ducks escaped. having re-.
celyed only q broken leg from the
shot which struck II
St Vincent sanitarium ls receiving
a great many guests during the past
few days from the east. and all ita
accommodation are filled. with many
applications for rooms awaiting dis.
position
90. a, Graham. of Topeka Kan
who has hecn iu 40 rity Ming papers
for the ltock ] land q Gl PaRo rail.
road, lofi for the south lie gays
trains will run into ~ PaAo over the
now route by Christmas
Mrs. a. = Tufurr. Mrs T.. W. Ba.
ker, Mrs. William n l.adue. sisters
.of Minneapolis MINI. and Robert
stuart. Of the same city. have returned
10 Santa Re after spending several
W. ikH al Haywood hot springs az
Hudson Grant county. They are
guests At tho sanltnrium.
Governor Otcfu has gone to Damlng
tn consult with tho people ~ Luna
county about The appointments which
he Will make on April lie was ac.
cumpanied by Land Commissioner
a. A. Keen, who will go to Deming on
Oihciai business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30

The status quo has not yet been re-.
gained IN the gambling industry. F
v Hllbron a Bro took out n new ~.
ccnso Tor one table this week, and
the law having been duty indicated
$50 ia@ as their place is concerned. q.
-. Warn0ck ON Wednesday swore out
q complaint against Frank Travorsy.
the complaint specifically charging
him with conducting a monte game
without a license. The case will come
up before Justice Gillctt. Judge Byron
sherry prosecuting Each ~ these
houses had a license. but the point
Involved ln the present prosecutions
is Co compel them 10 take out li.
ccnHc Tor each game In the house.
IruC love never runs smoOth-in
fact 70 iH one of the rockipst roads
one may travel The truth Of the old
adage was again illustrated this week
in M story of q wedding that mover
happened. the engaged couple being
two of our best known young people.
The young lady had her trousscau
made. and II Is reported that the wed.
ding was to have tnkcu place on Wed.
uCslay evening. but at the last mo.
mHnt the Intended bridegroom back.
Dd ont Aud here again Dame Rumur
steps In and has Il that the young
mans course In the matter is OK.
plalnod hy the fact that ne had be.
come ouamorcd uf the charms ~ an.
other young lady well known In local
society
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30

Rock Island. and the Denver a rio
Grando. the long talked of Durango
road will become n certainty tapping
the great coal fields ~ southwestern
Colorado. with a market In old Mex.
leo. Texas and southern California.
reached by the Albuquerque a Du.
range. Albuquerque 4 Pacific and tho
Rock Island roads. With this accom-.
pliahed our Importance will attract
tho building Of other lines. such a.
the Missouri Pacific. Choctaw A Gulf.
and the 81 Louis A San Francisco
Docs this mean anything a. your
Are you 90 be- benefited In auy way
hy the building of this line of roadf
These are the questions which the
committee desires each resident and
property owner uf the city % seriously
ask himself. and 10 answer honestly
and frankly. In the opinion Of the
committee. the building OF this road
means the doubling of the value ~
every piece of property within tho
city within q year from the compile.
tion ~ the line. II means that the
merchants Of the city viii be able 10
DO business Ia competition with tho
merchants of ~ Paao. Denver, San
Francisco, Lon Angeles. Chicago and
man and cattle man and wool man, an
Increase in the price OF sheep. cattle
and wool. caused BY reduction In
freight. and bringing our preducta
into competition with those of the
othpr states and territories II means
10 each resident OF the city, cheaper
commodities caused by n reduction ln
the cost uf transportation. II means
that within I'VE years from the com
plUtiun uf the road that We will be a
city of at least 20 900.
II means that the Cltlzena Of Al.
huquorque must heatir thrmaelvea nj
once. n our city is 20 be- anything
more than We now are
II Wo fall In securing this line uf
road. We will have ourselves to blame.
Tho proposition made by the directors
iH most reasonable. and should be-
satisfactory. No money IL asked 20
promote thu enterprise or for prellm.
mary work Under the terms Of the
subscription. the road must be built
aud Ia operation before any part of
the subscription becomes due.
The subject should receive your
careful and serious consideration.
The company expects that stock Ia
the road to the amount of one hun.
NifN ANA NAtN NNNAHANN Nntlhfh NN
taken hy the citizens of this city In
order that this amount be- raised. h
VIII be- necessary FOR each person to
contribute literally
We ask you 10 take an active inter.
est Ia this matter. for without your
active Interest. cooperation and sup
port. the work 81 securing aubacrip.
tlons will he diilcult indeed. Please
talk the matter over with your friends.
create an interest In the enterprise
and get them 10 subscribe. Please con.
slider the matter carefully yourself
aud determine the amount that you
viii subscribe, keeping la mind the
bcneh; this viii be- TO you personally.
The committee desires an expires.
sion Of opinion on this proposition
from the citizens. VIII you not write
your Views, addressing the same to
J. H. Bearup. secretary of the com.
mittec Very respectfully.
". W. FLOURNOY,
= ~ BEARuP,
n. B PERCUSSION.
FRANK WAUGH,
NOA lLFELD,
o. N. MARION.
Committee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
LAS VEGAS.


From the Record.
Col r. B Mills left for Hartford.
Conn. lie expects 90 remain there
for three months.
Mrs Samuel Smith departed for
Los Ccrrillos being called there on
account of the sickness of her little
son.
Mrs. !. j. Kelly. sister of Mrs. Henry
Essiugor rs in the city for a few days
from Silver CITY. visiting. as the
guest ~ Mrs Essiugcr.
Colon Canyps and granddaughter.
Miss Mamie Armiin. arrived In the
city frfm Santa Fe and are guests at
the 'Bstpnada hotel
hvn. James s. Duncan departed for
Toledo Ohio. ON bis regular spring
purchasing trip. expecting 20 be gone
about two or three weeks.
T.. T.. Browne and Miss Josephine
'arsct returned on the late train from
thDig trip 90 Lawrence. Kan. where
they have bpCu attending the funeral
of the late Mrs. Josephine Bassot.
Herman Held, after spending sew.
orul days ln the CITY, returned 90 the
Held ranch at Pintaln. tie was aC.
companiCd hy Surveyor Rice. who
goes down 10 survey some land at
that place.
Mise Grace Qulnlan. niece Of Mr..
gul Mrs William Munahan. and q
tory popular young lady. who has
boon making her home In the city for
the past year. departed for her former
houe IN Minneapolis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
IN A WRECK.
The Rose stillman Company Wrecked
N Mississippi.

Tho following letter has been rccoiv.
ul here hy "A friend frCm Ted Adams,
% mombor Of the Rose Stillman com
Uuv, most OF whom are well known
here having given many performances
both in OrChcstriun hall and at the
late opera house II is 10 be hoped
that none of those mentioned are So.
riuusly injured Tho riggs family
have many friends IN Albuquerque;
we left Nicksburg, Miss. last sun.
day evening at 1880 p. m.. and. while
rounding a curve at the rate ~ about
hftythrcc miles AN hour, near Percy.
which iR hfty miles this side ~ NiCks.
burg We struck a split rail; the track
spread aud the trouble began. The
engine express and baggage cars re-.
manned on tho track. but the smoker.
day car aud sleeper left the rail and
Hlid over a twolycf foot banking. turn.
ing upside down. No one was killed.
bat many were bruised and cut, some
quito seriously Among those injured
were Miss Stillman. Cricket Caryl
Eva licnton Julia Bennett. Mabel
Dcmpstor. Mrs. lou u. Noate. Mrs.
Reynolds, Mr. Riggs. our manager
Lowls Sutherland. Mr. Noate. MIR.
Reynolds, Il. Riggs. B Riggs and A.
rs. Jennings. We are. OF course un-
able "a work and II is doubtful when
we win be. The railroad officials are
here and everything possible Is being
done for the injured
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
SALE OF LIQUORS.
At Request, The Citizen Again Re.
produces the Law IN the Subject.

AZ request, Ine CittEen Again Re
produces the Law IN the subject.
Under new law passed by the
| Thirty fourth Legislative assembly aud
approved by the governor. u iB made
unlawful for any person In New Mex.
leo 90 sell or give 10 any minor under
lH years Of age. or any pupil Of any
school or educational institution In
this territory, any intoxicating liquor
or any cigars. cigarettes or tobacco In
any form. except upon the written
consent of parent or guardian.
II iH unlawful for any merchant
lapotbocary, saloon keeper. or the pro.
| priCtor Or manager uf any other cs.
ltabliahmcnt la which intoxicating n.
puufs or tobacco in any form ara kept
or offered Tor sale. ia permit any mi.
nor under the age Of rs years. or pa.
| pll Zoo any school or educational instl.
tuition to engage In any play or game
OF chance with cards. dice. wheels. or
the manipulation of any device by
means of which money or any com
modify or property may be hazardod.
won or lost or 10 permit any minor
under the age of - years or any pu-
pil in any school or educational lnsti
tuition, to loiter upon or frequent the
promises belonging To- such saloon. or
tn engage in games or amusements of
any Kind thereon
The penalty for violation Of these
provisions h. fine OF not less than
S25 nor more than 800. or by lmprls.
onment for thirty days or three
months, or both such fine and impris.
onmcnt
The new law received executive ap.
proval February rs, 1901 and ~ there.
[ fore now In full force and eject
One of It's important provisions IL
section g. which reads aH follows:
Every person maintaining any es.
tablishmenj where Intoxicating Liquor
or tobacco IN any form are kept or OF.
fered for sale IL required to keep
posted In conspicuous place within
in his place of business a printed copy
of this law. and Il shall be unlawful
for any such person to carry on his
business without having such copy at
ali times posted as aforesaid"
Any person convicted OF violating
the foregoing provision shall. In ad-
dition to other penalties. forfeit his
| license and right 10 carry ON such bus.
mess la the county whore the of.
frnsc is committed for the period 81
one year.
By examination Of the law Il will
be seen that a printed copy Of the
same must be- posted In a conspicuous
place by all persona mercantile firms.
apothocarlcs or corporations trading
| in intoXicant liquors. cigars cigar.
cites or tobacco In any form. or any
such person, etc. carrying on games
ut chance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
GALLUP


From tho Republican.
o. j Hanson and vifc are rejoicing
ben tho arrival of "a handsome baby hos
at lh,iT home.
N b. Johnson of the drm of Nou
mann a. Johnson. merchants aud
tgi.u at Guam was Boo town the FIRST
OF tho week
Ry, George J nluard returned
frDm "a two weeks visit 90 the mis-
HIuus under his charg.
The Oturu and Thatcher mine.
started Up uu Monday with rll fore.
of union miners. The difference, hp
tween the Caledonia company uud
the minors have boon UmiCably ret
tied
Ellis Wut.rs came iu from tbr oil
fields iaat saturday afternoon and lDu
Monday ful Nbuqu having
heHu summoned as member of tho
United states grand jury
Every other duy HUos the oFgaulu
t.uu ui u.W company Win NOR" oI
less money t1 prosecute tho search
fpr uil .u paying quantities in NcKu
lDy count.
Mrs Barbara Cotton arrived two
days nHo nnm the east on "a visit Co
Nor son. q. y Cotton. who with his
wife hHs just rJtJru.i from a pleas.
amt t..u Of #IN w,rE Co Honolulu auI
California points
N| ~ th. min.rr. uIn.f twelve ln
UUwI. employed Hi th' Oli Din
mon" uu. .r.rlt N. Wan stow.
grr awe . ,1 Nrbu .uay nn uc.
count .i "a. H.... 'Y#al tH g"rcc Go
tho a.t... 'f,I
Antonio ...HH ui puiFab ru SO.
t.".. .u.H ST.. .. n.I fpW tUNa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
unIvnrnltv Annln

Friday evening. az 8 o'clock. will be-
held al Columbus hall an entertain.
neut of most instructive order. wish.
ng 10 demonstrate thoir additional
ability. other than that OF comedy, the
unlycrsit. students will present at
hat time "a concert program and de-.
'laWntury contest Some time ago
be- Estrella and Piorian societies
lgrecd upon an lntorsocioty contest
be- fruits Of which arrangement &C.
,uit in this announcement. This pa.
per finds II wholly unnecessary 10
Comment upon the expected excel.
once Of this public occasion. in va
ious ways aud nc various times the
tudeDtc themselves have demonstta
,ed their ability. and consequently the
standard of the university Their only
request o. 90 bee given an audience.
lhC rest will adjust Itself IA the SO.
curity Of their proficiency Proceeds
from this entertainment will hc the
means OF furnishing the university SO.
.iCty room For this reason alone.
apart from the pleasure Of the pro.
,ram Itself The citizen recommends
"A large attendance. SIR Matsun and
tudents have tickets for sale.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
CRAZY DRUNK
a Soldiers Celebration OF His Return
from the Philippines.

Iart Sunday night the conductor "
NO. S castbound passenger train.
wired the shenns Office to meet the
tain az the depot AMI take charge "
n soldier who appeared 60 be- crazy.
The ufiCpra took the man in charge
ON the arrival OF the train at the
depot and as be- consented tn go %
jail quietly hr was not hundcunDI.
- the jail door hc robcllcd and got
away from the officers. who nt once
began shooting 90 head him on Tho
ahCOtlng only accelerated the fleeing
mans pace and as he ran he yelled
murder at the top of his voice
The shooting brought out thc greater
paft Cf thu towns population. aud
thcy soon had the man Currnlpd In
the ice plant. where fcumc t0uk
place 90 get him under control u
took the united effort uf four strong
men to Eet him headed toward the
iaIl, and relief guard had to bo
brought into rcquisltiou before he
WBs finally landed when ho had been
placed In q cell one Of the inmates
lf the Jail had nt and IL was Thought
be- would expire before physician
could De- sent FOR, but by the appllca.
uun uf rpetoratiyps the man was
brought around all right The sol
liar boy was only crazy drunk and
30" was sent ON his way to Chicago the
following day His captors have many
abrasipus to show from the effects NJ
,ho night struggle. kingman Miner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
ALAmoooRoo.


FROM lNN R|N..
There ar. ,gute.n patients In the
hospital th. largest number ia its
history
shuu1 Iau. .lurt.r appointed J..
v. Latham ., i..Hu1I deputy sheriff.
and SUN . l F White appointed
S D. Au.tn ol rha place deputy sur
yDyur
gho count. aaa tHo steady board
DH n tu. county ba Htile. Their
name. alp Antonio and hudrcas Apo
dgDu. and tn.r were arrested last fan
uy sheriff Hat.r at iiodoso uu q
charge 40 horse stealing They are
hDll awaiting action by the grand
jury which docs not mgtt until MAY.
Jack Quiuliyon WuH the pruudcst
muu iH town SUNDAY St putrick's
day HD had received real live
shamrock from Limerick ireland, and
Jack proudly dUunDd a. together with
new IT, the grDpuost of the green.
"Fm, Hs Hr QuinilyUu seq seq he,
'ivory man should cilibrato the oc.
caaion'
sheriff lluuiHr returned Monday
from santa Fo WHITTIER ho had gone
after John Roberts who has Just On,
iahfd serving O. tHIm in the pcuitcn.
tiary fpr % DriWH committed in anoth.
en- pant Df Oh t.ultUrr Hnd who is
wanted here lur completely n the
robbery uf thr Iuw..r company two
y,Hu ago. Ih. eb.U returned with
his pri uHHr who BE- NOW inCarcoratod
in the county Ial awaiting the action
OF the grand IWy iu h.a case,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
RAILROAD oyTLoo y BRIGHT.
Probability Of Early Extension Of a.
Paso a Northeastern.

Paso a Northeastern.
Several weeks ago the news was
published that negotiations we're on
Tor the purchase OF the Dawson coal
fields. IN Colfax county. BY the men
associated with the building of tha
Ei paRo a Northeastern and Rock Is
land extension.
IN order TO reach their coal fields "a
stands tO reason that tho El PaAo a
Northeastern road will extend their
ii"o up the PeCOa river from Santa
hOna, along tho route of which there
are several thOuaRnd people. a number
of small towns and splendid agricul
turhl country rather than 60 through
country wholly undeyelOpod ana
sparaely inhabited
The Las Vegas Optic was Informed
recently by a gentleman who is In a
position tO know what ne ia talking
about that in addition % the incon.
tive 90 reach Dawson coal are addi.
tiOnal considerations that have re.
Gently arisen which seem 20 insure
the early extension of the El Paso a
Northeastern 20 Las Vegas and on TO
the coal holda,
Mossra Eddy aud Simpson. the pro
motors of the ~ pasO A Northeastern
u lH safe % say now have control %
an option on the Dawson coal fields
In order 90 show he immense value
uf the coal features alone az an in.
centiyo for the extension of road
through Las Vegas 90 these nelds. q
,a said that after experimenting for
several months with a diamond drill
on the Dawson coal fields. and with
only two more experiments tO be- made
u has been aaccrtained that those rich
fields have shown an average thick.
ness ~ coal beds ~ from seven % ten
feet and at 40 cents a ton Il N esti-
mated that there ia 10000 million Dol.
lars WORTH of coal known 20 exist ln
this neld alone
in addition 90 ne coal feature the
~ Paao a Northeastern from santa
Rosa 40 las Vegas, ON up VIII 20
through the rich Mora valley and 9th
or valleys running through a country
rich 10 timber and minerals and al
ready supporting a large population.