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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
cnalsrlAn cl1lzrnsnle.


rev, Nentaon Audureaaca large Con-
greuation Upon the Subject.
Eypy .raf ln The auditorium Of the
Congregational church was allied last
sunday night hy members NJ the vari
Gus churches Co listen tn the address
of Rev uenlsou uu Christian Citlfon.
ship Ali 90. protestant churches ~
the city were represented and the
union services we're conducted under
Oh, auspices of the local Womcn'a
Christian Temperance Union. Rev.
. ltrulsun chose for hlH text Am I Ny
liruthrrH Keeper Con. tNg. tir Haid
3 the three rfDhtnat barriers to the al.
NauCrmtut of our civilization we're in.
I ndrlity, divorce and intomperancc 90
/ the hrt of THESE. inhdolity proposes Go
/ rob 600 the EfaFrs of Christrndum ~
| the glorious hope 81 tho resurrection
I 70 proposes tn erase from tho tomb ~
OUT luNud ones those sweet words.
Asleep boo Jesus. and substitute Tor
| them 'Aunihilatri Tho second bar.
rirt tu good citizenship ls divorce Tho
speaker said There are hundreds ~
thousands uf miserable homes Ia this
country over whose door might ba
written the words 'Uuhappily Mar.
rIod. lu these homes many good
nnd precious woman iR iucarrorntcd
and hDr lifU iB one long Cruclnxlon.
| Drunkenness lust and bad temper arc
the 'yrants under which she groana.
aud sometimes you Will nnd a good
and c0nHocratcd man tied 90 fairy"
who. when be- married her was one "a
disguised nB suppressed volcano.
The remedy proposed fur the eiioyia-
ton ~ this evil iH divorce. but too
bible lays down only ono lawful ground
"a d
The human race mast be- more cautious
about entering upon this lifetime at
liauCp. Let people understand that
marriage is not am accommodation
train that will lot you get on almost
any where bat through train. and
then they viii not step On that train
unless they expect Go Eu through to
the laHt depot 'ull death ua do de-.
part The third barrier ~ intern.
pcranCc of this subject Rev Relnaun
referred 90 the fact thrt 500 900 per.
sons NJ the United states were users
81 opium iuurnnhs az that number
hcinE women. ami that more than 81.
900 .uUupUO we're annually spent Tor In.
toxicauts.
lea concluding bis remarks. Rcv. REM.
son made the HuggoHtiuu that an tho
protestant yhurohpH of the city unite.
irrespective 81 unconditional distlnc.
ton. for the purpose uf erecting "a pa.
vllion Joe some public place lu the city,
where the ventilation and expression
90 all questions concerning the moral
and spiritual progress vt our city may
bc made u was his Cp nlon there
were mary people la thia city who
would tot gu To- church and would
also De- means hy which they would
have an uppuI unity uf getting an in
sight Co tho real state ga anairu. and
Of seeing the pccDH. 'ty 90 doing SOME
thing in this city which would bo
easier cor the city tu do right and
hprdoi fo, them Co do wong.
s collection of clgnt dt HAIRS aud
nfiy cents was takun up which will
ho forwarded 90 tho Starving inbahi.
mnia of the stricken districts %
China
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
rAe srRlks SITUATION
Everything Now Looks Bright Tor
hmicahle Settlement.


Amicahle Settlement
fUiHuurE Pa. July HAs the re
SUIT 90 the preliminary conference De-
tween President ShnRor of the Anal
Enmuird association uud Warner
Arms rDpIes,ntins the combines iu
tDrcstH. last evening. the WpUrYitp
trouble which yesterday threatened Co
undo uil that had boon done toward
cncctlug pencDahlg settlement oi
the strike was adjusted. and every
thing puiutH to au aWlgablg adjustment
.of an differences at the general con
florence arranged Tor ncN Thursday boo
this city.
Shhnor said that hr considered tho
quvHtiuua 90 bee considered at tho con.
ference most grave. aud fut that roa
son hO Thought it best tu call iu tho
general executive board. composed of
TIE highest officials uf tbe association.
instead of consulting Wth tho con.
tcrps, who usually met to consider
such questions
% am pretty well satisfied that tho
trouble viii hr settled said shnnrr.
There seems tn be- "A spirit of fairness
prevailing In those 10 whom I talked
Officially The meeting will b. for
HlgniuE scale for mills as n whole"
Among those ON the outside who pro.
tossed 90 know IL was said that the
United States Steel corporation Will be-
represented boy the general officers and
not by any operating officers should
this bo the case. it win make a De-.
cided departure in the method OF deal
ing with Che Amalgamntcd association
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
NEW MEXICO TOWNS.
Soeorro, Las Cruces, San Marcial,
HIIsboro, Captain.
SHORT INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS.
socoRRo
From The Chicftaln.

From The Chicnnln.
Prof g. l.. iiorrlck was IN town a
short time ON HE way south
a pustuiliCo has been established AZ
Joseph. this county. with Joseph g.
Armstrong az postmaster.
The citizens of Frisco have. nj the
suggct ton OF superintendent Elfogu
baca. subscribed nice sum for the
erection of a new school house
Born, Thursday morning. July 9TH
OF the wife OF n L. Fortune ~ this
city, n ~ pound daughter. Mother
ond child are dOing well. let I'D For
tunes patriotism never bo questioned
hereafter
Hon. Daniel a. Mcmillan was Ia the
city attending 90 official business Judge
Mcmillan and family contemplate o
trip east during the summer the trip
Including a visit at the Pan.AmeriCan
exposition
Prof p. 4. Jones returned from
Las Cruces aud vicinity. where he aid
some work 100 connection with the
United states geological survey. on
the trip Prof Jones collected about
1850 pounds at mineral specimens for
the school oi mines cabinet.
Died, ia this city Wednesday. July
z. 1901, w, u. WugtlakC. aged s3 years
Funeral services were conducted az
the family residence and the remains
were followed Co their resting place
IN SocorrO cemetery by "a EuUdly mum
her of relatives and friends
According Co thu rain Ruagc NJ the
school 0f mines. one and foriy.tWo
hundrvdthH inches of rain fcll Tues
day afternoon iu about AN hour and "a
haif Some fears wore Expressed that
The wheat crop which was just ready
for harvesting might Doe injured, bot
such fear proved EtouhdlpsH.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13

condition that from all territories
west OF Missouri and north of latitude
iG degrees and Boz minutes slavery
should ho excluded The bin Tor al
mifsinn paHHnd tho senate but on ac
count 90 the free negro clause lu che
proposed state constitution. e. pfUtlao
was added to tho bin in the house that
tup state huuli abolish slavery The
tpaatc disagreed and ou March p
1921. another compromise was eject
cd. by which Missouri was admitted
uu condition that the legislature
should pledge tho faith 1f the state
that She Gree negro clause should
not ho executed iu June of the same
ipar The Legislature passed on act lu
accordance with thr compromise re.
quIrcmrut of congress. but in the pre-
nmhlo declared that the requirement
was unconstitutional and that the act
was passed merely az AN act uf policy
Tho state was formally admitted By
presidential proclamation August 90.
1891
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
FIRe Al GLOBE.
What g. Morcllo Found When He
Reached Home

What g. Morcllo Found When He
Reached Home.
70. Morcllo, Of Globe. Ariz. who was
In this city the latter part of June and
spent several days here transscting
business. returned 90 his home July
2d In order Co hc ON hand for the bis
celebration and fireworks planned fot
The ith. lie reached there at $3.50 y.
M. 90 end his dwelling and place of
business Ia hamcs. Thanks Go the
heroic efforts uf about seventy five Of
his Countrymon who quit their work to
assist In lighting the IRE. the flames
were cXtInEuished after a hard hght
Mr. MorelluH loss amounted 60 about
$500. The fire originated Ia black
smith shop one block above that la
which Morollu's property is situated
and ragged Toy over Eve hours. Consum.
INK every structure in It's path to the
Morello block. and u Is generally con.
cedcd boy the inhabitants 81 Globe that
but for the indcfatigahlc efforts OF the
Italian miners the entire town Of Globe
would have boon wiped out boy the fire.
Mr.. Morolln desires throughout the
columns of this paper tu thank his
brave Countrymcu for their work In
HE behalf. as we'll az for the protec
ton afforded the town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
VICTOR VALE MEAD.
Died az the Las Vegas Railway Hos
pital from an Operation.

piAai IfoU an OptfaAlpNs
The Dona Ana County Republican
in commenting on the recent sudden
death of Victor Vale Mead. brother
Of Operator Mead of the local Office
Of the Western Union Telegraph com
pany, says:
Tie was born In Chillicotc. Nj, n
years ago, and came here with his pa
rents To pursue his studies at the az
ricultural college. He was next 90 tho
youngest son OF Charles v. and Anna
l.. Mead. About i've months ago he
received a slight injury 20 one ~ his
hips u was not considered ~ an sori
Gus, but complications set In. requiring
an operation, which was performed az
the hospital ~ Las Vegas lac seemed
10 have stood the ordeal splendidly.
having written the day prior 10 his
death that he would soon bee al right
The shock. however. seems 10 have
been more than be was able 20 stand.
and he was seized with a severe attack
% vomiting last Tuesday, and expired
before any relief could be given
Following so closly ON the death
OF his younger brother. g was ter.
rihe blow Co his parents, brothers and
sisters. Ia their grief over the loss
81 kind, loving and dutiful son ana
brother they have the deep sympathy
Of the community IN which BIO has al
ways been popular
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
RAILROAD BUILDERS.
Senator Andrews and Party Now Here
for Busineen

senator Andrews and Party Now Here
for Business.
Hon. w. II. Andrews. state senator
or Pcnney lvania, accompanied by Hon
Arthur Kennedy also a senator from
the same state and a capitalist who is
representing syndicate OF eastern
capitalists. arrived here last night I'D.
rect from Pennsylvania. being met al
the local depot by }. ~. saint. socre.
taty W. 3. Hopewell, director. and Al
len Kennedy, chief engineer. an ON.
GERS OF che proposed Santa Re. Albu.
querquo a Pacific railway. Measra.
Andrews and Kennedy came In two
days ahead of time. Tho whole party
we're IN consultation this morning. and
finally agreed 10 go over tho entire
surveyed route ~ the new railroad be-.
fore giving out any special news for
the public With rigs provided by W.
l. Trimble a Co. the party left tho
city nj Z o'clock this afternoon for san
Pedro, whore they will meet J. r. Me.
Laughlin and r. j. Helm. directors.
and then the party will 40 over the
route Co Pinos Wells. the proposed
Junction with thc Rock Island road
From Pinos Wells they will go back 20
San Pedro, thence to Santa be and
from there 10 this city. They will be-
absent week or ten days and on their
return to this city the people here
should meet senator Andrews and
party nt the Commercial club and talk
over the situation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
FINAL INJUNCTION.
United Mine Workers Lodge Must Not
Interfere

tnltea wine Worker6 lodge Must Not
Interfere.
The suit Of tho Colorado Fuel A.
Iron company against the lodges ui
United Mine Workers ana others.
came up before Judge Merle In the
absence OF Judge Crumpackor. AT
santa Fc and was heard Friday and
Saturday. \ final decree was render.
ed In the case against the officers of
the lodges of United Mine Workers at
Clarkyille and Gallup. and all other
pefrons combining and Confedoraling
with them, whether known or uh.
known. from interfering Ia any man.
ner with the busin, IS OF the Colorado
Fuel a Iron company, or assaulting Or
illuminating by combination or con.
spirncy or otherwise any persons,
either Ia the Cwpluymen or willing 90
enter the employment Of the company
ard working lis mines. The injunction
rs fully as broad as those recently is.
sued by the courts OF the country, ga.
Guiding the federal courts, are gene
rally made. and under It's terms, il
will be- impossible for any person who
has any knowledge OF the rendition OF
this degree. 20 interfere In any man.
ner whatsoever with the business of
the plaintiff tho ColoradoFuC. a iron
company. II the decree were not 80
long The Citizen would publish II in
full
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13

Thos. Hughes. Jr., was at Las We
gas the other day and sends 90 The
citizen, under date Of July 5th. the FOL.
lowing paragraphs.
There has been plenty of rain in
Las Vegas so the city looks nice and
green.
on the evening ~ July 90 there was
a dance az the Casino olt az the
Montezuma hot springs given by
James 3. Duncan, Jr., and Ike Hoiz
mFn.
ON the morning " the Fourth the
Las Vegas base ball team played the
Ration team. score ~ 10 ) In favor
OF Ration I'm the afternoon the same
teams played and Las Vegas won
score. "a 20 z. In the mornings game
the Las Vegas pitcher broke bis arm.
lie started Ca throw the ball. when
his arm snapped The doctor SAYS
that the bone was broken above the
elbow
on the night Of the Fourth the Ere
men gave a dance at DunCan's opera
house.
Abs Abraham. Edward Grunsfeld and
Miss Carrie Myers have returned "a
their homes la Albuquerque
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
SAN MARcIAL NOTES.

Special Correspondence.
San Marcial. July 81. A. Carr
master Of the carpenter shop OF the
Atchison. Topeka q Santa re here, Il
down with a bad attack Of rheuma
tism
W. W Jones. surveyor OF SocOrro
county. IL sick with pneumonia
The base ball game between the ma
tiyos and Americans Sunday afternoon
was n very interesting game for awhile
until the natives got ratified. Score
g. to 20 In favor Of the Americans.
Fred. Griiilth. foreman Of the yards
at Albuquerque was IN town sun
day.
Sam RULER. assistant cashier OF the
First National bank of Ration, Is spend
ing few days with friends.
r. ! Haley formerly pastor OF the
free Methodist church here, left for
his new appointment at Globe. Arb.
this morning,
Weather report for Monday July
Sth 50 degrees In the shade and lli
In the sun Partly cloudy Ia the after
noon; no rain; little wind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
BIRTHDAY OF FLAGSTAFF.
u Was on the Fourth Of July, Twenty.
five Years Ago that the skyliaht
CITY Was Born,

on the Fourth " July just passed
Flagstaff was exactly twenty-five years
old II was ON the Fourth of July
1876. that a party vt settlers on their
way from Boston Mass, 20 Prescott
camped az the spring near where John
Clark now resides, and being true pa.
triots. celebrated the one hundredth
anniversary Of the signing OF the dec.
laration of independence, 4 tain pine
tree was trimmed and hcwed, "a gilded
ban placed on top and old glory tloated
whore the present prosperous city of
Flagstaff now stands. During this
quarter Of q century Flagstaff has eX.
pcricnccd the same kind of evolution
witch has been characteristic Of many
othrr western cities such as DulTth
MINI: salt Lake, Utah; and Grand
Rapids. Mich First the favoritc camp.
INK place Of the ever restless cmigrant
then "a sawmill hamlet aud lastly "a
substantial city Of stone and brick
buildings. While Flagstaff rs still In
the embryonic state. vet u has ocCR.
sion 10 rejoice over IL phenomenal
prosperity. Born a century after the
birth OF this grand republic, rs citi
Gems seem 20 have been endowed with
the same spirit of patriotism and pro
srcssiuu which animated the fore
fathers OF the union. Flagstaff can
Justly boast ~ being Fourth Of July
town aud an American city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
SAN MARciAL.

From the Bee.
Mis- Music Bruton will locate al
Bisb e., Aria. and teach music.
The san Marciai PARK Is gay will
flowers nnl presents a spectacle very
pleasing tu the eye.
e. q. Smith and Frank Dodd'
shipped eight cars of cattle from her,
60 Denver ON the ,th They accom-
panied the shipment Mr. Smith VII
be- absent about thirty days
Lightning struck "a tree near whicf
were piled e hundred cords of WOO,
owned hy tho " n Martin Co. al
Roscdat' Il set Gre Co the wood aur
would have destroyed IL but Tor IA.
timely aiI ut tho citizens
sheriff Rlackurtuu has a letter %
bis possession recently written by
party residing in San Marcial tn,
writer undertook the fnak of calling
abe sheriff attention 90 The suppose,
violation OF a certain statute, hu
lacked tbe necessary heroic qualities
40 sign hIB Or hDr own name. siging in
stead tho nam, oft the school board
thereby committing. forgery and per
pstwung greater violation ~ the
Jaw than tho onc complained of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
STRUCK AND KILLED.
A Native Cowboy Met Death at Hack
berry Depot.

perry htppAs
Sccundino AUunda MEXICAN COW
boy whilc Attempting Co cross the
track Ca the depot az blackberry. ON
tno evening Of July ith. was struck
by the flyer and almost instantly
killed. lie had been hordiug cattle
near that town all day and had con
cluded 20 EO Ia the depot and board a
train for Kingman. His companion
NestOr Bancgas. crossed safely ahead
Of him but the poor fellow was caught
and thrown on to one side OF the track
The train was stopped aud the uncon.
sciuuB man taken on board. lie died
within few minutes after the train
left the depot and his body was taken
90 Klngman. where the coroner held an
inquest the following day. The jury
Of Inquest returned a verdict 10 the
effect that the death Of Aguuda was
due Go the fact that tho train failed
20 slow up coming into the station and
that II failed to whistle or ring the
bell The body was Inferred in the
kinEman cemetery. Deceased is said
10 have wife from whom he was
separated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
INDIAN Edueatlon pisoussed

Detroit July 2 IN the department
of education OF tho National Council
1f Education today IA" Need of Com
pulaorv Education for Indians was
discussed by Superintendent Geo. "
Ncllis. OF the Sac and Fox agencies
Iowa. superintendent II. b. Pears, of
tho Haskell school Kansas Superin
tudeut T.. e. Nardinc, all OF whom al
yuCatrd compulsory education. A pa
per on Resolved. That Reservation
bay Schools BE the Primo Factor OF
indian Education hy Agent Y. a
Guchol. of South Dakota, was as
cusscd Conccnsus of opinion was
that the day school should be made
the prime factor OF Indian education
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
LoRossURo
From the Liberal
nn.IV.r q. a..

From the Liberal
owing 10 "A breakdown OF the ice
factory there was no ico boa town ON
the morning Of the Fourth a supply
was received from Clifton ON the
noon train and then everybody cooled
Off
W. " rwomcy long known az one
of the mining experts uf this section.
was ln the city. Col TWomry has tenn.
porarily shut down tho mines at Ash
Peak near Duncan and is now bend.
ing all his energies toward railroad.
ing
The stone for the foundations aud
the window and door stills OF the new
school house are un the ground and
Contractor nroNtuu ls busy cutting
these stones Lime viii bo received
and work on the foundation win bo
pushed The board expects tu have
the house ln condition Tor use hy tho
time tho fan term opens.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
cERRiLLos


From the Register
J II. ortiz came iu from "a business
trip 90 san Pedro and Golden Uo
has been engaged Co teach the Golden
school next winter
a. " Mayo. ct Golden. b. moving
some machinery from the Baird mine
Ia the Old Reliable aud arranging Ca
drill well As soon as water can Boz
secured new mill will be- built ON
this property
r. Franklin who went 20 Pueblo
some weeks ago in hopes of recover
ing from a lingering sickness caused
by an attack uf grippe returned a.
bis home ia Madrid last week. as the
Pueblo doctors could give him mo- ro.
lief
Miss Isabel Forsyth, Of Toronto. a..
and Miss Alma Ross. uf Uhuuhyillc
o.. sister and niece Of 4 Ross Forsyth
came 20 spend the summer vacation
with Mr. Forsyth Miss Ross Rradu.
ated this spring from the Uhrichyillc
high school
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13

short time ago The Ciuzon pub
nshoG am item iD the effect that some
malicious person had poisoned mum
bor OF hons and chickens belonging
tu Mrs Mary par.ais 40. lu3u south
SECOND street aud a4 tho lady bad
been unnecessarily annoyed by certain
people She had hor EuspiCions Rs "a
tho guilty party Since then ao TIA,
citizen s J,Nuhiy Informed Mrs
putlsis ana daughter have been con
tingaiiy annoyed tautalizcd aua even
tnFyatca,d with bodily harm ANA the
cannot ave reason fay the threat
which have been hoapsd against them
Mrs parialH and dnuaHter are emo poo
pile and Marshal MrNll'ins attention
o. called t1 these facts Som"thlun
rhodld boz done 90 alleviate tho fears
now 1tcrtalucd by Mr pariaiB and
daughter for their safety.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
RAVEN"
Col Robert s Goss Pleased His
Friends Last Might

Col Robert S. ooss Pleased His
Friends Last Night
= friend of Col. GuaF attended the
Knights OF pytbias public installation
and concert at the Columbus hail last
night and submits the following crit.
cism ~ the part taken by tho colonel
The rendition uf the RnVpu'. by
Robert 3. Gus6 ul the GosB Military
institute. was we'll received. Hia ln.
depreciation wnB unique and master.
ful annysinE aud portiaylnE each
Thought of the author Eruuriatiun
clear and distinct with rndpnpaH
slopod with artistic accuracy nud rogu
larity Facial expressions u0mcutarily
changed and dashed the mmutDst de-.
gree Ion change of thought speaking
moro fOfCihly than wutdH. ills gene
raj appearance was easy. graceful and
siatuoHpug with gestures appropriate
aud cNproHeiyCly strong marking heavy
clluaNua. ON the whole. tho prosenta
ton was that of tho true artist The
selection ia heavy aud diiicult 0f ron.
ditilu and would have fallen fat from
Ia lcsg skhlful aud accomplished mas
ter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13

Gyorse Is. Nsher propi,c OF The
White elephant resort, was around yes.
t,lday ami RHt night celebrating in
a yDiy quiet manner the TACT that he
had just reached the Oi,ythird mile
stone ln hiH Journey through liio Hc
WIS horr pu some elias. bass stream
iu Wisconsin and WITH hls parents. o.
an rptly ago r,ttl,d in Nebraska and
thrncr twenty years ntO came to Al.
huquDrquo ana haH been prosperous
ever since SEE ls q shicwd business
man. carefully studies every PROPOSE
uuu presented 90 him ara if found
good be- becomes a liberal advocate ami
contributor He has Fixed himself ln
thH worlds goods and can u be- su
wishes take lie easy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13

Chicago. July O. Two frame build.
inga. Nos S7i2 and S7lt Commercial
avenue. we're totally destroyed by hre
early THIS morning and twelve people
barely escaped with Their lives, The
downstairs portion of the buildings
were used az stores, while two fami
lies of Poles lived In the upper rooms
Al the occupants were a. 'eep Whcn
the are broke out and a minority were
overcome hy smoke and heat Thres
policemen who discovered the are sue
ctcdod ln carrying all occupants e
I places Of safety, One was probably IA
| tally burned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
ca,,le snipments peereased

WhTu y ] IuWner1 The VOIurndI
cattle Inspector for this territory was
here last SATURDAY. ho stated that the
shipments OF cat"o from the south
west into Colorado had greatly de
creased the past three months ant
gave tho following figures:
April 1860. Sst3 head; May, 1900
70t77 hoad. Juno. 1900. iG1G7 head
total. 1900. l2iNA1 head.
April. 1901 1876 head. May. 1901
gg2l3 head June 1901 23.6G5, total
1901 1885, head.
This shows falling on OF 1908
head from 1900 and iO3.1l2 head from
1898. which docs not appear Ia th'
above.