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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-03-05

Recent experiments show that all
classes Of food may be completely di-
gested by a preparation called Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. which absolutely di-
gests what you eat. AS it is the only
combination OF all the natural digest
ants eve devised the demand for 1t
has become enormous. Kinney & Co
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-03-05
WADSW0RTH DISPATCH.
splYNalAIsgaYssgsgYllM


March winds are here.
Monday was inauguration day.
Mrs. Ed Fealy is able to be out.
Fred Small left for home today.
Elmer Jeffrey is in from Churchill.
George Hymers is down from Reno.
There is a new case of smallpox at
Deeth.
Government is buying horses in east
ern Nevada.
w. C. Givan's father died in Indi-
ana last week.
C. w. Wickersham is home from
the oil fields.
There is a ease Of smallpox in
Clover Valley.
Constable Leeper Of Reno is a fire.
quent visitor lately.
Cattle Growers Association met
at Denver today.
Will Harmon and S. A. Lee are
here from Churchill.
Geo. T. Mills was a candidate for
Consul to Hong Kong.
Prof. Henry will give a series Of
socials in Winnemucca.
There is a great deal of illegal fish
ing going on about Reno.
Wadsworth has a 80 cents school
tax and a 20 cents fire tax.
The Wadsworth High School will
visit the Legislature Friday.
Two new sidings are to be put In be-
tween Wadsworth and Reno.
The Dalton residence is being moved
a few feet east of the present site.
The trial Of James Carney for the
murder Of pat" comes up Thursday.
VIM Pierson hauled the rock crush
er for the new mill to Olinghouse yes
terday.
C, P. Fogh is clearing the land a
round his house to put several acres in
garden.
Harmon and Small will likely sell
teams to George Hymers for Oakland
parties.
The water in Lake Tahoe is now
seventeen inches higher than It was
last Fall.
Governor Sadler has appointed J. F.
Brearly a Director Of the State Agri-
cultural Society.
Mrs. M. S. Wilson. wife of Assem-
blyman Wilson Of Elko. is visiting
Mrs, John Ainley.
]. Porter has returned to Verdi after
an extended visit to his son. C. O..
Porter and family.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-03-05

For SALE OR RENT-A six room
house partly furnished. Inquire of
T. F. Donelin.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

Mr. Valdez was called 90 the chair
by the speaker Saturday forenoon
during the opening prelimluarios
Council bills a. and 5S were recalled
from tho council for corrcCticn Tho
latter ls an act authorizing the survey
by counties Of lands for assessment
purposes The former refers TO the
compensation Of probate Judges.
Speaker Read appointed Mcssrs Al
bolt. Dnlips. Cristohal. Sanchez Mar
tin Sanchez and Walton of the house
as steering committc" Co faclll.
tate the transaction III business. 20
which an bills will be- referred from
today on Speaker Read announced
that be- would keep the members
strictly to business, would allow each
member only five minutes Tor debate,
and one minute for explaining his
vote. He added that fully 200 bills
should be- acted upon by TIE house.
Much time was wasted over a parrlla.
mcntary wrangle over the reference Of
council bill No %. the appropriation
bill. II was finally referred tu the
finance committee.
Council bin No - relative To the
compensation Of probate judges Ia
the counties Of the second and third
...,, was ."e.n w Vas sS Va'a ~ w..
chair and the speaker explained his
vGto IN favor OF au amendment in
crcRsing the salaries of probate Judges
n counties Of the first class to $3.50
The amendment also excerpts Santa Fee
county from the provision OF the act
Tho amendment was adopted An
amendment 20 except counties Of the
third class. from the net passed, rs 10
O. The bin fixes the salary Of probate
Judges in counties OF the FIRST class
nc $3.50, second class counties. except
ing Santa Fo county. az Siun. and OF
fourth class counties al S2uo The bill
passed. l3 to e.
Unanimous consent was given 60 in
troducc resolution appropriHting
$500 for clerical help To- edit journal
Ut the house and the council during
the ten DAYS after the close OF the
session. The resolution passed, only
Messrs Batomap and Winston voting
against a.
by unanimous consent Mr. sanchez
Ut Mora introduced house bin Nc gao.
an act giving boards Of county com.
missioncrs authority 60 condemn lands
In incorporated county seats for the
purpose al opening aud widening
streets. etc, Referred 10 the commit.
tee CA judiciary,
4 resolution WAS passed To the effect
that typewritten copies ~ bills that
are passed from to-day on should be
considered as cngrossed The house
adjourned until o'clock In the after
noon.
House bin No, 2O4. by Mr.. Dalios, a
bill 60 dispose ~ the public lands
granted the territory boy act of con
gross for a reform school, was De
featcd, ~ 10 9.
House bill No. ~ was taken up,
The bin IL to amend the law relative
60 the duties 81 collectors OF counties.
Il was introduced by Mr. Truiiilo,
and provides that the tax collector
call on every taxpayer In the county
ca collect the taxes instead OF the tax.
payer going 20 the Office 81 the tax
collector 60 pay taxes. The bin was
killed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
MINING az rmE TURQUOISE.
A southwestern Industry About whsch
Little l. known.

There are comparatively few people in
this country who know that turquoise
mining Ia New Mexico rs one of ia, old
est Of mining Industries In the United
States aud one which has hren N.Jiiiy
profitable Tor 40 least greater portion
Of two centuries. \ large part col the
turquoise stones used DO America now,
come from New MeN go mines and large
quantities are sent abroad. The plpr
q. the New Mexico stone Is deepe and
mora it-tjug, Hnl "nls ,h. li.pits. aut
put bars 10 from entirely replacing thr
Oriental turquoise, There are half
dozen rich mines in "a" territory hesiirs
many smaller ones which the Indians
aud natives operate Boa q dcsuliory way
and are near Ccrrillos, on thc Santa
lFr railroad. while mines Doe thr Sierra
Blanro range two hundred miles further
south. sivc up many thousands of dollars
worth 81 turquoise vuch year ~ Sow.
rral places iu northern Arizona the ur.
quoisr is mined,
II g. an established fact that the tur-
duoiSc was ninrd before thu spanish
invasion, and tlcrr is little doubt that
the AzfrcS operated the mines. many nr
those now worked having, 900 thr time
90 .urir location sheltered narihorn and
stem, vessels Uf great antiquity be-
sides. some OF the tribes of New Mexico
have traditions which trll uf great treas.
urirs of beautiful blue stone. and their
rare specimens uf wampum which have
been ilulvl down from generation 90
generation contain heads of turquoise
many cot, thcm very valuable gems.
Spanish writer's ~ the sixteenth Gem
fury explorations iu the southwest, tell
of the turquoise mines and tnpir oper
alton hy Spinards The Indians were
employed as miners and according 10 o
story which Is frequently told. nearly
3OO Indians were buried alive in great
cavc-in ~ u turquoise mine n central
New Mexico. The catastrophe inrrnscd
the tribesmen of the victims % such a
degree that they drove IA" SpaniHrds
from the country. Il rs peculiarly az
hcult matter 20 secure amy informant ~
regarding The workings of the turquoise
mines. on the output. the Owners zeal.
onsly guarding them from the curious
eve. Several ~ The succrssfu' mines are
located in the Bnrro mountains. near
Silver City the better supply of water
there enabling the m0ro complete opera.
ton of the mines
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

The Pueblo Indians have always been
noted for their proficiency in making
pottery 1h.s b. beautiful in design aud
ornamental hut gerry fragile not bear.
iug rough usage in transportation. The
agent uf the rucblos, recently, iu masking
report to the Indian commissioner.
gave jhc following reason for thv FRA
Eiicucss of She pottery:
"rhc dirt is made into SOFT mud and
pressed into the desired shape with the
hands. after which &c Is drcl in the suu.
" ben % has become sufficiently hardened
10 is poli.bo1 boy rubbing with The palm
Of The hand and painted in various fan.
tlstic designs. after which 10 is burned
in Slow Gre k.ujlpd u The open air..
An uf the ruouius make more ur lss.
pottery aud ruob Pueblo ha. it- di~iiuc.
tive design"
A. the Pueblo liyc high nItluDr
where cold weather prrshils during The
winter season. heavy mode of dress.
Ing !. well calculated to hc comfortable
AMI warm
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
Cdtdrrh

Tho best authorities say is a disease
OF the blood.
Therefore local applications cannot
cure.
Being a constitutional disease it
requires q constitutional remedy
Hoods Sarsapnrilla.
by thoroughly purifying the blood.
this great medicine reduces the in.
flammation NJ the mucous membrane
aud stops all catarrhal discharges ~
the nose, throat, stomach, bowels,
bladder and gcncrativc organs.
Catarrh Is especially dangerous IN
persons who inherit or have acquired
a prcdisposition to consumption.
In these and all other catarrhal cases,
Hoods Sarsaparilla 20 thoroughly rem
Ovatcs the blood aud restores strength
and vigor that II permanently cures.
In fact, because Of the character ~
the disease, aud the peculiar merit II
the remedy, Hoods Sarsaparilla Il the
common.sensc treatment for cntarrh.
Twas sufferer from nasal Caiarrh, Rrad.
uaiiy growing worse, began taking
Hoods sarsapafilia which completely
cured me of that troublesome disease"
MAup poAN. iCi5 Arrow Ave, indianapolis.
lad ne sure 90 get
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

Council hill No. 81. relating 20 prac.
tico IN the supreme and district
courts. was passed
The house amendments To council
bin No. ~ an act To protect elk. deer,
antelope and mountain sheep. were
Concurred In.
In the council substitute for council
bill No. g an act relating 10 the as
sessmcnt OF building aud loan asao.
Citations and savings associations. the
house amendment was concurred in.
House bill No 2iS an act relating to
the hoard Of public lands. increasing
the salary of the Commissloner II pub.
lic lands from $1,000 90 g. 600, and
many other new regulations.
House bill No. 2i9 Opposing of tho
100 900 acres 81 public lands granted
to the normal schools, was passed
The council went into executive
for the purpose ~ considering the
nominations sent IN hy Governor
Otero. and confirmed them Adjourn
mcnt was then taken until o'clock
Ia the afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

BEFORE getting down 20 business Mon
day morning, a complaint by Chief Clerk
a. T.. Baca, against Jose Valdez. an as.
sistnnt translator. FOR not observing the
rules ~ the house, was read aud caused
some discussion.
The complaint was laid upon the table.
~ tOS
House joint resolution No. ~ with the
council amendments. was taken up The
resolution as amended provides FOR ana
appropriation OF $500 in payment for
translating the message Of Governor
Otcro. ani the accompanying docu-
ment-. The resolution as amended pass
Ell. l3 90 3.
ilousqmpll No. %, ~ amended hy the
council, was taken up. The bin pro-
vidcs for the condemnation 81 land We
the city Of Santa e. Cor capitol ground
purposes Tho council amendment was
concurrcd in. and the bin passed. The
bin had been introduced hy speaker
Read.
House bill No ~. by Mr. Dalles, pro.
yiding for the licensing Of saloons 10y
the year, was taken up The amcnd'
mcnt NJ the council to the bin was con.
curred in The bill then passed after
fierce debate aud considerable parlia-
moniary wangling. II s meant Ia DO
away with the cantrcn which spring up
around election time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
LIZ Vac al Preeeott.

Tho Andrews OPERA company was
Lrceted by a crowdc house last night
u being one OF the most refined and
representative audiences that has as
agmbled In Prescott for many day
The presentation Of Martha" by tho
tumpany was all that could be asked,
cnd the large audience was highly
pleased. The singing OF Gather D.
Lee. the soprano. was wonderful her
o, ndition of THE Last Rose OF 81
u.cr' showing her powers and soy
Of voice To be almost unlimited.
Florence Clayton. as Julia also ha
very sweet contralto vote. Witch
very much pleased her hearers. James
Stoycus as Plunkott has baritone
voice Of exceptional melody and rich
ness, while j. G, Taylor as H. mel.
fang tenor In a manner that was be.
yond criticism While the chorus was
ROT large. il was considered good and
everybody went home more than sal.
ished with the evenings entertain
ment Prescott Journal Miner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
CnuNCII

Mr.. Fielder introduced Monday fore.
noon, council bin No, l2i. rolntiug 20
the disposal Of the proceeds OF forfeited
appeal bonds ia criminal eases, The
bin passed unanimously under suspen.
sion OF the rules.
Council bin No, no, requiring llfc aud
accident insurance companies to make
deposits of 1850 each with tho tern,
toual treasurer the Same as tire com.
puulrs, was passed.
House bin NO a. an act 20 punish the
defaciug of tomhs aud monuments, was
passed unanimously.
Council hill No, III, an act 10 validate
certain bonds issued by tho boards Of
Cpunty commissioners, applying more
particularly 90 Union county, was passed
10 4, Messrs Easley, llinklc. Hughes
and Springer. being in the negative.
House D No. ISL. the coal Oh inspec.
ton hill passed BOY the house. was pass.
ed hy the council aud viii now go 10 tho
governor for signature.
Council bill 40 l22 was introduced by
..r MARTINEZ Tho hill provides that
sherins he allowed 2 prr cent for the
collection VI licenses. Instead of I PEE
ctut Hs 40 present provided
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
TERRITORIAL NEWS.
ALAMoGo 10

- Afah fAf'hfH .ffhf
From thr News
q. g. johnson has resigned the fore
mnlship oi che h0V factory ami viii he
Succeeded by 4. ". Nicholson, an rxper;
box maker from California A. ~.
Hoaudctic has been engaged a. take
charge of tho night shift at the factory.
some iica pf the enormous extent "
tbr umhrr industry here may be- de-
rived from the fact that the two mills
hprr turned ont during the FIRST seven
day. W this month as, feet and for
ib, aix succeeding days T25.uO feet. n
total ~ i.8t2.O,j feet Tor the first thr.
teen days of the month There IL ~
much lumber turned out Ia q week now
as was formerly done In month
John Olson. the snw.Glcr az the ium.
hpr company. met with on accident
while 40 work. Ito WAS grinding knife
Du in emery wheel when he directed his
attention 90 another wheel nearby on
which q saw was being filed automatic
Buy White his head was turned the
knife dipped aud caught the wheel so ne
10 break b. one ~ the picccs Of emery
Sticking hiW between The eypH, inlicting
Ia painful vuHni liis iH.ur, was dress.
cd nN Dr. Gilbert nnl % Wi. .oul able
. o. .'Hw GOO lu'y
th.|r s u1N %" ui, t.lu Ur tHa carly
Organization be th.- rHy of lodge Of
th. lu dependent Orirr OF Oil fellows.
The natter has been uui UF ngifatcd
among ibr mrmbrr pf ih' order here.
of whom there are about thirty. aud il
has nHi only been lrnniln'y determined
90 orauze here. hu' 10 ton 90 the
500 necessary Zoo purchase r'rhlia. sup
I plios. ot'. hi. hrtu tiHr.ilpi Grand
Master Homer iuaIl pt East Las
Vegas hls aIthpHa ihr formation of
[ M lodge rrr, anl i.w petition for the
rhl-ipr VIII utrly lr forwarded within
| th. nest tom ltys
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
WATER IS WEALTH.
Large Supply TO Be Largely inereas.
ed IN Arizona.

Chief Engineer r. H. Burns. OF the
santa Pc Pacific has advocated for
years the building OF the present rail
road rpgcrvnir ~ Williams. Arizona
ton feet higher. Tho decision was fin
ally made, so the Williams News un.
dcrstands TO put the extra height 10
the reservoir this spring Such i'm
prpvements are better late than ney.
'r Vet al regret the Improvement
has not been made.
The present reservoir Us fun and
running over Ten feet extra ON top
would have given an extra capacity 81
100 600 600 gallons II not more as the
water area is extensive. The present
How OF water would have filled that
and more,
The storage capacity of this place
mas been increased In the past two
Years from about 1000 600 to nearly.
if not quito. 5000 900 900 gallons. yet
men acquainted with conditions in
this country, Anow the immense value
OF water and cannot but regret see
ing vast quantities allowed 10 waste
simply because OF the lack OF storage
facilities
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

Guilty Pair Found At Madrld-inter.
estlna Mlnlnn Newa.

From Corrlllos Register.
Tho Baird Mining Company's mill
at Golden ~ running steadily night
ana day Results 20 far from the &C..
mcnt bods are very encouraging.
The Shelter company has given
James Rogers a contract for thirty
ave perch Of choice building stone to
nnlah the now furnace. Mr. Rogers
began delivering the stone Friday
Mra. r. j. Mclaughlin. Of San Pc.
dro. returned from visit To Albu-
qucruuc. She was accompanied by
Miss Saint. who will visit Mrs. Me.
l.aughlln at her home In San Pedro.
r. =. white and Leo Buror, who
have boon doing some very extensive
work on the Copper Queen and other
claims for a. y, Raumbion OF New
York. have nearly completed their
contract aud application Tor patent
viii soon be- filed,
Mrs. Dame. Misses Fannie McNulty.
May and Nclllc Sullivan. Mcssrs.
Wells J D. Williams aud a. C. Yontz
visited the ruins Of the old mission
and pueblo at San Cristoyal and Be.
cured q number of interesting relies
Judge McFie issued bench war.
rant Tor the arrest Of william Reid
and woman named Lillian, a niece
of Reid a deputy United States
marshal arrested the couple az Ma,
drid, where Reid was employed in
the mines. and took them to Santa Re
They are charged with adultery. Judge
Merle. acting as committing magis
trate, gave Thorn a preliminary hear
lug and they pleaded guilty. Then.
case was given to the united States
grand jury. The woman Is about 25
years old and quite good looking The
man is considerably older. II was
due 10 Deputy sheriff G. w Green
that this arrest was made lie re-.
ceived a letter from Reds wife who
lives In Indian territory. stating that
i&cid and his niece was living In New
Mexico and that he had left her aud
their family Of small children in n
destitute condition She furnished a
good description OF both the runaway
pnrtics Deputy sheriff Green located
the couple at Madrid and turned the
case over 20 the United States mar
ual with the result above noted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
WHITE 49,.

From the Eagle.
g. r. Collier has purchased 100
head of graded Mohair goats from Oscar
Hyde. and will locate them on his ranch
east OF White OAKS
Harry and John GALLAGHER are pros.
pccting for water in the vicinity OF
Spence Bros ranches In the Gallo
country As soon ns water can be- oh
,aiued thp boys Intend to locate ranch
aud stoct it with sheep.
Harry Comrey ~ in from his ranch.
Harry got caught IN the gear of the en-.
guc of hs we'll machine. and ma. row.
rs nyo.ded d necessarily serious accident
The machine after eating a portion ~
his jumper, let him free himself, sus.
tanning "a hard knock on the arm which
nusrd him trip 90 town.
s. s. Mpnlcnhall. the contractor, was
10 the city from hi- camp near CBrizozo,
to got officers after a horse thief. who
had NhDu one OF his horses from njs
camp Sunday night Mir McndouhlI's
description OF the stolen horse Is as r,l
lows: mark brown pony, black Shr1
shed on, 1875 hands high, small brand
on left saw, fnrrtop and fctlocks frs.h-
ly trimmed, shoi $50 around lie offer.
N2i reward fnr thief and horse. $40 Tor
the horse anI Si5 FOR the thief
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

To several yoEhg boys who called
ON ltuhvt titzsimmOns TO get his adj
vice how 20 become big and strong,
the prize Fighter asked: DO you smoke
CigHrettcsY and all answered, Yes"
llv Then gave them a lecture ON cigar
cttu making, telling them shat every
time iuoy smoke "a cigarette they cut
day un their life Here few
pointers OF his lecture Suppose you
smoke % pack Of cigarettes a day. That
docs not seem many 20 a fiond. But
NJ Won viii only figure Il up you will
hnl that you can drop about ten
months OF your llfe by smoking pack
of cigarettes day for every two
months you live. You don't let IL
worry you much now because you are
smoking the cigarettes az this end Of
your lIfe while the days are dropping
ou at the other end Danger loses It's
tDuuls when its a long way on But
you must remember that you cannot
ftaf young an your life, Aud the time
when cigarettes hurt you most Is
WHOM Iuu are younE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

ilou. solomon Lama did valiant work
FRIDAY lee ihu creation of Lincoln roun-
ty, -ul lhe New MeXican IL was his
influence fhal prevented amendments
60 thy N..I creating Luna county ia the
house Friday and go o'clock the
hour lHli the bll WIS finally passed
Nh Ina iclt safe. The Luna county
oil uoW goes to iho governor, aud IL h
believed De- viii a1N lis signature 20
%, tNu- making 10 hW,
IIr urH county oi luna will be- sixty
mIDe square wI.b noming a. the coun.
ty -tt. No will contain about 500 y0t-
cI- Hua tlHu.onp worth of taxable
property OF This property $1,000. OOO
g taken 'ruu Grant county, and about
f-".WW from bona Ana county. The
substitute that passed creating the
county s much more favorable 10
Grant county ihlu was the original hin
introduced. which would have given
th'upn county n passed, nearly an Of
ih" Nicholson, Topeka s. santa Fc rail.
way Nul of thc Southern Pacific, here
iuiurr boo Grant county
Macs meetings have bren held In Las
rucrs Hnd resolutions have been wired
Au'rfNur pI,ru protesting against the
approval oi thr bin creating Luna
county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

General Manager -. benjamin, Of The
Harvey house system, after examining
the plans Of the new hotel building In
this ciig, has suggested that another
story be- added "a the annex, whirh can
be- divided of into about twenty rooms
This would afford the help ample ac-
cOmmudatious aud none of whom would
be- Obliged tO change from ono room Go
another, bat each could have possession
At all times of a certain room assigned
to thom, This Is merely a suggestion
from the general manager, aud when
the ilaryes brothers ANA v, Nizciu
were here last week they looked over
the specifications, nud uo doubt the ad-
ditinn Of d third story ON the annex Will
be- made, but ut the present time nOth-
ing debate has yet been settled upon,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
ALONG THE RAILS.
interesting Information Regarding
Railroad officials and Employees,
NEWS M ABBREVIATED FORM.

% W rumurpI thu Chlpf u.sgtt. h.r
iur lriilc. of san Naroial. has sent iu
h.s resignation. ami thnt uu outside man
BE- 10 have t.c place ol chief
Mrs a. Uaughpry So entertaining. o.
her hospitihlc homc, hrr sister, Mrs J.
u. Whitley. 10 san rcrn1rlIuu. Cal, wife
of g wch SHOWN uilloiivr
/ The marriage of Geo. *. Anderson.
popular railroad engineer now running
out %. Wuslow. bul MISS issir Lyle ~
San Murinl, b. social event soon tn
take place.
Among the now engineers who have
/ boon transferred 90 runs between this
|Dty aud los Vegas nra ! S. Conc AMI
/ a.. s. iiawlpV = .py we're formerly
employed on the Ia Iunta division
/ H. g. ELEPHANT hiss been promoted
| from section foreman go that or ronh.
master with headquarters in san Mar
lcill lli family win remove from here
60 the southern town Zoo % few days.
! According 20 ihc reports received FROM
Ihl asu, 5, 6. evident Chat tb Southern
/ lacnc railroad 5. losing e part OF its
orange shipmcuts AZ thc present tiu'
that road IS not ban ue morr ihbn 100
cats q day.
! Bcrt Srmpir % former Alhupucrpu,
| boy. who was ou thr payroll of the Santa
| Fc system, hut later transferred to ~
| tnsn. has resigned DIS position AMI ur
crp,cd similar puc Joe the offices of tho
Texas 4 Pacific
The 90 puso A Northeastern has just
received two large aiF CRANES Tor trans
fprring steel rails. Ouc has been sent