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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
police Parsnranhn.


AZ the o'clock session OF the police
court last evening Marcus Baca y
SAILS, the man who used mis- mistress
Patra Martinez. as n foot ball for a
short time Sunday afternoon. was
given sentence OF ninety days Ia the
county bnstile.
Pauline Galiegos. the man who seri
ously stabbed Pablo JPiamillO al "a
dance over g. G. Jones saloon Sat
urday night. was orrosted last oven
ing In ~ Paso. Tho chief OF police
OF the Pass city wired Marshal Nc.
Millen today OF the capture and this
evening the city marshal viii pro.
coed 90 that city 10 bring him home
Jaramillo Is suffering intensely from
the effects of his wounds. but he Will
probably recover
-Four fake jewellery peddlcrs wcrs
given ten days each In IA O county jan
~ the session Of the police court this
morning. These knights " the road
use their pretencca of selling the
glltterlng ware To commit other Of
lenses. Vagrancy was the charge
against them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
Id Veaas naIl oame.

In the article on the result Of the
ball game In Las Vegas between tho
teams representing the Meadow city
and Santa Fo the Santa Fe Now Mex.
lean has che following 10 say
Since the Las Vegas team had the
Albuquerque battery, the Duke City
fans ought 20 be convinced now that
the Santa Fe team is by far the best
IN the territory"
The simple fact thrt Las VeRas dlI
have an Albuquerque pitcher aud not
the Browns battery. convinces the
Duke city fans more than ever that
the Browns have the Santa Fe texan
outclaHRed. The Las Vegas club hired
young Patterson 10 pitch the game
against the AnCients but on his arri.
val was told 10 play substitute as the
Las Vegas fRyorito Charlie Rhodes.
was IN be- pat In 10 pitch 10 satisfy tho
wish ~ the fans. This was done an {
In iiyo innings eight runs were scored
on his delivery. Patterson was then
substituted and in the four INNING
In which he pitched neither a hit or a
run was made on his delivery. and
only one man reached first base. who
was doubled "a second. II he had boon
pat In to pitch at the start OF the gam.
there would have been a different
story told. and santa Foana would
have ceased 20 crow.
The only way 90 settle this dispute
between the Santa ~ and Aihuquer.
que teams would be- tO arrange for
a game "a be- played here aud a return
game 20 be- played IN Santa re just a.
the teams stand to-day. This would
give Santa Fe the best ~ II I'm homo
games, but Manager Wynkoop saws
he 10 willing % DO anything reasonable
TO secure another game between tho
two teams.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

Taschcr ~ examiner ~ nornallllo
county.
Joshua 81 Raynolds. president 81
the First National bank 81 Aibuaucr.
que, who has spent the paat few
months IN Europe returned TO this
city last night Ills son. Herbert who
has formed a partnership with Attor.
ney A. u. McMlllon. came down with
him from las Vegas.
). N. Wilson. The brakeman, whose
clothing caught Ere while standing
on a car near Barr station and his
body severely burned. ~ reported -
recovering nicely since being taken
TO the hospital. II is thought he will
be able 90 rcsum1 his occupation on
the road In f-w days
W. r. McCroieht and wife left this
morning Tor the east. and while alb.
sent Mr.. McCroight will do some bual.
nees Tor The Citizen ofico and inter.
View some famous National league
base bail players to come here during
,he territorial fair Mrs McCrcight
win interview the millinery empo-
RUINS.
G. G. Hall left Monday nlght for a
western trip and ere he returns TO this
city he viii have witnessed the ia
nous snake dance on the Mouui In.
dian reservation on August % lie
has been authorized by the Territorial
Fair association 20 negotiate with the
Moquis for an exhibition hero IN DC.
tober. MT Hall Is being accompanied
on the trip by bis wife
The New Mexico annual conference
~ the Methodist Episcopal church
south VIII convene az Domlng on
Thursday next. the 22. bishop a. u.
Hendrix In the chair This ia muca
earlier than the conference has been
held Tor several years, as II usually
meets In October. Several of the
members will leave Albuquerque 90.
night having come here from another
point yesterday and today for that
purpose.
A. J. papon. editor and publisher az
the Weekly Rio GraHdc Republican
az Las Cruces. arrived here AZ noon
today on bciatcd No. % Mr. pRpon /
IL an aspirant for the position Of post.
master IN Las Cruces.
J. J. Lesson well known mcr
chant ~ Socorro. who was severely
shocked by lightning last spring AMI
was disabled Tor several ~ JnthH ah /
a consequence. arrived In Albuquci |
que this morning from southern Cat |
ifornla. whittier he had gone 10 re
celve bononts from the baths re
was accompanied 10y hts wife Mr. |
Lesson will return 10 SocOrfu tonigh, !
and VIII nc once secure fine m'norni |
exhibit which Pc intends TO bring 10 |
the Albuquerque felr
The New Mexican says: Miss Nell |
Marie Wottor. daughter Of Major We, !
ter, secretary Of che territory Of New !
Mexico from 1870 60 1879. Is the guest |
OF Miss Allison. az the prcsbytoiiou |
Mission school Miss Wettor wuosa /
home Is at Clarion. Pa. but who ~ AZ /
present librarian II the Raynolda pub.
lie library az Albuquerque. has not /
been In Santa Re since she was three
months of age. She has grown up to
.'o beautiful and accomplished young
woman who is proud of the city OF her
birth
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Market quotations al review fur.
niahed by W r. Metcalf. No. o Crom.
well block received over the private
wire Of y. @, Logan.
New York. Aug 2O.-Tho opening Of
the market showed a continuation Of
strength noticeable pt last nights
close. and pftcf some hesitation
which was undoubtedly caused bv
profit taking by over might purchasers
the market gained strength Norfolk
a Westoinand G.. a q. we're ngrin the
leaders Of the coal group. but In tho
later trading lost part ~ the gains
made today The grauEera. 81 Pau.
Atchison aud Union Pacific were
strong and advancing while other
epecialties were neglected Southern
Pacific was trkon In hand IN the arr
ornoon and advanced sharply In the
last hour Daring the noon hour the
trading fell OF considerably without
affecting the prices 90 puy great pX.
tent ami when I'm the afternoon the
buying became more aggressive prices
we're quick 90 respond Ia the traction
stocks some activity WIS 10 be- seen
ana Metropolitan shares were tho
leaders Ia activity as we'll as advance
or the industrlala Amalgamated Cop
per showed pronounced strength
while the steel issues we're neglected
and inclined 10 sag owing 20 the alb.
Honcc ~ any specific uows touching
on the strike situation. Arhitragc
houses were not very active Selling
about 10000 shares on balance. Money
unchanged.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

OF timber tracts m the eastern and
western timber regions and contains
advice and instruction comprising
working plans which enable owners 10
manage their forests with view a.
maintaining n constant supply Of tim.
her The timber is cut according 10
our plans-a limit hcing placed upon
the amount fellnd and consequently
owners. under the proposed system.
VIII have a continued. though some.
what restricted supply on hand In.
stead Of sudden and fatal oxhaus.
ton There are two kinds Of wood
upon the supply Of which there is an
enormous demand They are tn
white pine " the New England and
Great Lake region aud the yellow
pine nf the south. N the present do.
mand for these kinds OF wood is main.
tainod- which II will be-. NO doubt
the trees located In the vast tracts
now being dcnudod must olthor be- re.
grown or else the supply will oxhaus,
Itself There ~ no computing tho
exact tine when our timber suppl,
VIII have been completely exhausted
according To the present rate OF con.
sumption, for the reason that no one
knows exactly what amount of iuni.
her 10 grown In the country. Il IL
pretty safe 10 say. however. that with
In less than n century the trees avail
able for commercial uses will an be-
gone unless steps are taken Co re-
place them"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
kINemAN
From the Miner

From the Miner
The SHAFT on The Paymastcr mine
has reached a depth at 100 feet ans
the ore is far better than that en-
Cuunterod In the drIfi above The
mine iE now under the management
Of I'D. C.iu. one of the best miners 90
the county.
Mrs. L. Colt who set Gre 10 her
home in signal a few weeks ago. died
az the homie of Mrs n r. Brooks. az
that place. Deceased was supposed 20
have been I 10 years OF age az the tim
OF her death. She had resided In Sig
" che past thirty years and nothing
uf her lifo prior 90 that time "a known
20 the people OF the town. Although
being possessed ~ her faculties un.,l
the past few months she was In feoh
bodily health and had 10 he cared for
by the county She was buried nc sig
nal.
Lawyer Fred Morrison had mario 4
escape from serious injury In a run
away accident near Frosts ranch. He
had been tn Signal and was returning
home and when on the other sida o.,
Wallapal springs the douhletroea
broke and his team started to ru1
Finding a smooth piece Of ground be-
Jumped from the ylhicio and lea the
team go. one uf the animals broke
loose from the buggy and got away
Whilc the other overturned tho 80
hicle, tearing on the top and tnnrllnr
himself up SO that he was caught and
ridden iat0 che ranch whore a saddia
was obtained and Mr.. Morrison came
ON To town, arriving AZ a hate hour.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
IOWA DEMOCRATS.
They stand By Free silver And Bryan
Notions.

Dies Moinos. ia. Aug 20 Cato
Sells " Nini1n who last year headed
conservative delegation % the Kan.
saG CITY convention. bat afterwards
took up the cause ~ FREQ silver for
the good ~ the party. is the mos,
talked " man to head the ticket
Sells was the author OF the RntlIaii.
road ClpuHo In the democratic state
platform lass year lie says he ,s
not a candidate for governor and last
niEht Issued a statement outlining his
position. Leading democrats claim
that this does not put him out Of
rUech aH an available candidate and
believe thst II the nomination IN prnr.
ucally unanimous that he cannot re-
fuse.
Other candidates mentioned are "
w. Dodge nuringtOn: ~. J. atiEer
Tama. r J. Phillips. Ottumwa: J. u.
Romans, Donison. aud John =. FINLEY
Boone, Lively times Ia several dis
tricts cnucuscR arr anticipated. or the
silver men will endoayur To- got con.
troll Of the state central committee.
which now stands seven to four the
other way
AZ noon practically all the demo
cratic leaders ~ the state had arrived
To- attend The atGtr convention tenor
row, Reclamation of the principles
adopted 10y the Kansas city platform
concerning tho monetary question
VIII undoubtedly be- passed
At ] O'Clock Cgto Sells sisted pest.
tivoly thpt he would net pcccpl the
nomination FOR governor on the demo
politicians viii oppose the affirmation
OF the knnsPs city platform. u lB
also claimed that a me lorlty OF "a
countio7 ot tho Third dlauict ore
against silver The nLtt bctwCon
the Kansas CITY and Ohio platforms H.
expected 90 come Ia a herd In the
committee meeting and may not get
TO the floor OF tho convention.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
THE WESTERN TOWNS.
Williams Kingman and HolbroOk Of
Arizona,
PATCH or INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS.
WILLIAMS.
From tho News.

from the news.
Otto Nagillor. wlm has for some
years past been troubled with gram
lated oyolidg. had an operation per.
formed the FIRST Of the week whica
he hopCs will relieve him OF hla
trouble
r. ". Cameron. who has been IN
Los Angeles for some weeks past on
n business and pleasure trip. returnei
10 the city Among the Pines"
Mrs. !. II. Twltty and daughter. Mrs.
NJ. J. Rounsoville left for Prescott for
a visit with Mr. Fred Twitty. who ~
In the employ Of tho railroad AZ that
point. The ladies expect TO remain
some time. as Mrs Twitty's health has
been rather poorly OF late
The Saginaw Southern railroad re.
ccivod "A new Climax locomotive last
Tuesday. II will be distinguished
from the rest OF tho company's mo.
tive power BY the name. "Ianstrom. "
which adorns the cab The Climax.
like the Lima engine now used by the
company, has the tender attached.
but has a center gear instead Of a
side gear.
ON Tuesday morning. while Mrs.
n. j. Hudson. wife Of Agent Hudson
~ the Santa he Pacific. was going
about her household duties the door
suddenly opened and a man entered
w an Intoxicated condition. Tie im
medinicly proceeded tn make himself
at home. while Mrs. Hudson started
out 90 give the alarm. Mr. Hudson
happened tu be- within call and ho
hastily caused the inobriato to yacato
the prcmiacs by a liberal application
OF rawhidc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

George Lark. a porter on the Sc.
Louis a San Francisco .allfoad.
whom Carter before ho was shot tD
death charged with boiug Miss wild
murderer. WAS arrested at springfield
this morning and la in Iau here Lark
declares bio Innocence and SAYS that
the man who committed the crime
boarded with him and fed Blood
hounds which started at the scene
~ The murder wcut NJ once to Lark.a
house
Eugene Barrett q negro has Goa.
Tossed that n man named Flavcra. who
had been boarding with faFk. wna The
real CulpfIt Flavcra lH said to bo m
der arrest at Tulsa. T. q. Barrett ~
undcr arrest nt Mount Vernon ma.
vors viii surely be- lynchod " be- b.
brought hntk 70 is not believed that
Barrett viii bo mOlnatnd.
After atriuging up young Cooley ~
pole and Kidding hlH body with hui
lota. the mob went Ca the house ~
French Cooley, the young mans
grand father and shot him 90 death
Thon they bombardUd Ike Cartera
house. Ia which we're Pete and Robert
Hampton. poto Hampton. as years
old, was burned to death Ills wife
and Robert Hampton escaped through
the hamoa. The mob then marched
from place to place, burning negro
houses and firing into thom. The ne
grova He'd la all directions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

san Francisco. Cpt Aug 20-Ths
longest railroad tunnel in tho Uultct
states and one OF the four largest iu
the world viii bo built through the
Sierra Nevada mountains OF Cali
iurnIn. if the plans OF g.. a. Hartman
are carried out says the Chronicle.
Chief Engineer Hood will send Out a
corps 81 engineers 10 make tho pre-.
liminary surveys. The tunnel project.
which Will involve an outlay OF o..
uU0 Up0 90 5000 GOO contomplatoa
boring a hole "a 600 feet through ,hO
heart ~ the slrrrna nesidca savlng
O climb on 900 foot. the tunnel viii
shorten the road about seven miles
and N Z great saving lu operating
oNpouaCs n De- stated that with the
Sierra tunnel hullt and other changes
In Nevada and Utah completed, pas.
BonEer trains could De- run between
San Francisco and Chicago easily n
two and a hair days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
DIED AZ nunaln.

Washington. u c.. Aug 90 The
state department De- advised BY tcle.
graph ~ the death Of sonor Don Car.
los Morla Nicuua. minister from
Chill 30 the United States, which oc.
CURED II nunalo this morning. VI.
crna was one Of the best known South
American statesmen.
Minister Nicuna came 10 buffalo
from Washington on July rs 90 attend
the ceremonies incident upon the foi
mai opening of the CHILEAN building
az the Pan-American exposition. Ho
took 30 bed the day after hia arrival
as the result " n cold contracted on
the Journey This developed into
pneumonia. which since became fur
Their complicated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
HoLaRook.
prom the Arrns.

From the Argus.
Apache county farmers are now
busy harvesting their second crop OF
alfalfa.
DR. Reed was called 10 attend the
daughter Of r. J. Hathorn. Mr.. Hath.
orn lives about thirty miles from Nav
alO Springs.
l.. l.. Henry OF Gallup and James
g. May Of W.ngate were here on bust
ness connected With the Great West
rrn Oh company,
Miss villa Harlean Of Chicago ar.
rived here and will visit her uncle,
William Morgan, az show Low, Miss
villa has visited this part Of the
country before ana her many friends
We're pleased 10 see her.
The Fair association as Albuquerque
have hung up purse OF 81 1000 Ia
prizes for the base bali tournament Ga
take place during the week OF the
fair. This ought 10 bring together all
the base ball giants OF the southwest
Superintendent C. T.. Burton and J.
l.. cambridge were In from Keam 4
canyon recently They brought In two
Indians, who were charged with
breaking into a store. Mr. Burton saws
the work of clearing and lovcling the
ground for the new buildings "a about
completed aud that D. Almond. rep
rosonung a Minneapolis, MINI. firm
YVES there this week to enter bid on
the new structures
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
A Mlnlater's Good Work.

Il had n severe attack Of bilious
collie, got a bottle uf Chamberlain
Cole Cholera aHl Diarrhoea remedy,
took two doses End was entirely cur.
cd, says Rev. A. A. Power. Of Bmno
ria. Kan. MY ncighbor across tho
street was sick Tor oyor week. and
had two or three hotties OF medicine
from the doctor he used them for
three or four days without relief. then
called Ia an0ther dcctor who treated
him Tor some days and gave Kim no
relief 80 discharged him. ! went over
Co see him the mex. morning. lie said
his bowels were IN a terrible hX. that
they had been running on 80 long that
Il was almuEt bloody fluX. | asked
him II he had tried Chamberlain Col.
ic, Cholera and Dlnrrhooa Remedy
and he said No | went home ANA
brought him my bottle and gave him
one dose told him TO take another
dose Ia fifteen or twenty minutes if
he aid not find relief but he took no
more and waB entirely cured I think
Il the best medicine ! have ever tried 3"
For sale by ALL druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

All Sadiovillo Ky, was curious to
learn the cause " the vast improve
mcnt IN the health Of Mira 8. =. whit.
taker, who had Tor a long time. en-
durod untold suffering from a chronic
bronchial trouble. Its all due 10 Dr
Kings New Discovery writes her
husband III completely cured her
and also cured our little grand.daugh.
ter Of severe attack OF WhoOplng
Cough II positively cures Coughs,
Colds, Ia Grippe, Bronchitis, all
Throat and Lung troubles. Guarau.
tecd bottles 90 C'its aud 81. Trial
bottles free az J. II. O'Roilly a
Co.'s drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

The senate shows a majority IN favor
~ the admission Of New Mexico. aud
am quito sure We have a majority OF
the lower house In our favor also
Senator Elklns ~ West Virginia. who
wae formerly a delegate tn congress
from New Mexico is enthusiastic u
our support and we count on him for
q great deal ~ assistance Now that
the Porto Rican aud Philippine mat.
tors are practiCaiy settled I thlnk
congress viii decide to admit the
three territories New Mexico. Arizona.
and Oklahoma. This will do away
with the continental territories with
the exception OF Alaska"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

Mrs. n, T. Armiio Is at Santa Fe on
a visit 10 her daughter Mrs. J. -.
Lamy.
Mrs. W J. Johnson came here Sat.
urday from az eastern visit among
friends
Bob Fetters left for Chicago this
morning where he has secured a
permanent position.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Waugh, with
their pretty daughter. expect 20 leave
Thursday night for the Pacific cuast.
Miss Anna Coitrane has returned 70
the city after very pleasant visit
al the popular summer resort OF Long
Beach. Cal.
Mrs. Aaron Graz stprted last night
fOr the Huni village Co Join her chill.
dron, who have been visiting there for
some time.
Mrs. j. " Mcdonald has gone "a
Fort Collins. Colo. on a visit 10 her
friend, Mrs r, Hodges. a former we'll
known resident 81 Albuquerque
Gerald Croaghe. formerly a student
IN the New Mexico University, passed
through the city on Saturday from
Lunar Colo. 20 sooorro. ~ NJ.
The Komo Estamos Kolored Kon.
cert k0mpany viii give a koncert IN
OrChosirion Friday evening. for the
benefit Of their base bali team Ad.
mission. s5 and 90 cents
The New Mexican says Mrs. W.
s Harroun entertained informally sat
urday afternoon q number Of ladies
ia honor OF her daughterlnlaw, Mrs
}. T. Harroun OF Albuquerque.
Tho San Marcial Bee says that
Mr.. and Mrs s. u, Cowell will change
;a"'r residence from San Marclal ia
AlhuquerGue They are good citizens
and the kind that this town IS always
sorry a. lose.
Al the home OF Misses Malta and
| Vera Neison yesterday afternoon 4
I very pleasant time was enjoyed by a
number OF their little friends with
games and music. Delicious refresh
monta were served.
on saturday evening Mrs. ]. "a
bcarrup was a passenger for Buffalo
where she will Join hor husband
AFTER taking In the sights az the great
I exposition the couple will return "a
| Albuquerque about September
owing 90 large Increase IN bust
ness the Imperial Laundry company
has found Il necessary 10 put another
| delivery wagon upon the street The
/ vehicle was put Ia service yesterday
and Is a counterpart OF the other rcd
I wagon.
u was learned IN this city today thai
/ Dr. John A, Henry who is HolOurn
lng az Camp Whhcomb. that be u
seriously ~ and his friends are niue.
alarmed regarding his recovery tn,
physiclan'R brother arrived here las
saturday
Last night among the incoming pas
scngura from the east were Rev
Mary g. Borden. hlr daughter. Mis-
Elizabeth. and SON, Fulton. They Wer,
visitors az the Pan-American expo
sition for a couple Of weeks aud ais,
enjoyed short sOiouru In Chicago
ln accordance with an act passed a
the last session of the legislature ~
quiring al teachers Of the city an
county % secure health certificates
the president Of the territorial boar,
or health has appointed Dr. John A
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
FoREsI DETERMINATION.

Public sentiment IN favor Of forest
preservation is rapidly growing. VITA
the result that land owners all over
the country are now applying TO the
bureau for advice ON the subject
Speaking OF the matter recently an ut.
hcial of the bureau said "Ono OF the
circulars We are sending out o. d..
rectod to owners of land, explaining
20 them how their property can be
wooded. and the other circular ~ Ia.
tended for the Information OF owners
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

At the Commercial club last night
a number Of representative citizens OF
the city held n meeting. the object pi
which was To- arrange for a grand
statehood convention, 60 be- held N
Albuquerque ON October no. They de-
cidod on a proclamation which will be-
submitted 90 tho governor. Hon. M
guei a, Otoro. Among those prosntt
were Hon. Solomon Luna, Mayor Mar
ron, Frank Huhboli, H. 8 Rodey. Dr.
q. W. Harrison. y. r. McCnnna. 4. 81.
liubboll and Samuel Ncustadt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

Mr. Albert Sauppo contributes to
the Philadelphia Times an interest.
ing letter IN which ho asserts that
most Americans do not know the vast
ness Of America over other nations.
according 20 size and amount ~ mot
ais and crops IL has produced Tho
American continent North America
and South America has 1881. SOS
square miles, equal 90 $500 GOO 900
acres uf land This would be- fouf
times larger than Europe. larger than
Europe and Africa together Eve
times larger than Australia and nearly
aa large ns Asia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

War department estimates Of the
amounts required for continuing the
river and harhor work Of the country
during tho fiscal year beginning next
July are announced 90 amount TO SAL.
3iS.i0i. divided as follows: Estimates
OF the engineers. exclusive OF contin.
ulng contracts s33299 iGg; continuing
contract estimates, SG,2S9. 20f; under
Mississippi river commission, $685..
600; under Missouri river commission.
81 Og6 200