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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09
NO PORT FOR ENGLAND

now Che guns of EsQuim1lt frown on thC entrance Of Che greatest harhor on Che Pacific coast there should hc equity b, waving Che stars and Stripes
 England now wishes Co establish an- other EsluImalt on Che Alaskan coast said Judge Burke "Thc Pacific North. west and particularly Seattle is deeply in- tcrcstcd .u this matter We arc opposed Go cod.nr any moro territory Go Great Britain under Che modus v.vcndi This country has alrc1dy turned over Co Eng land % large slice Of American soI.'
 Judge Burke spoke particularly against granting England's demand for 70 seaport on Lynn canal which hc said would hc as disastrous % blow Co thls country as Che surrender made hy thc United states in Che first rrc8t boundary contest
 Senator Bcvcridgc thanked Judge Burke for Che information lmpartcd Co him and expressed great Interest iu tbc question. Ho rrfraincd. however. from stating his position on Che boundary dispute. Hc said. however. that ho was deeply Interested 'n Che future of Seattle and Che sound country which would receive his friendly lld In matters of legislation which win bo presented .n congress.
 Senator Dcvcridgc hld hoped Go take % trip over tho Lake Washington canal but Che limited time or hIs disposal prevented this
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09

United states Senator A. J. Bcvcrldrc. or Indiana arrived at Seattle Che other day on thc E1sa M1ru. remaining in thc c.tv only ovcr uirht leaving for thc E1st ,.n the next morning IIc h1e complete cd a toIr of che globe. having spent scv- rr1I months in thr EIt studying coudi- tions u Che Orient and especially in Che Philippines Of Che results of his roe searches In chat f1r away country, Scno- tor Ecvoridge had utuc Go say during his visit hcrc further than Go predict that gradually an Immense commerce would bc hHt up between thc Pacific Northwest and Che orient iu which Seattle would have Che Hons share
 Senator Eevcrlrc was not suffered to rlv. Seattle without having forchly sug- scstoj to him Che great Interest this city hls Iu thc Alaskan boundary question. lujec Thomas Burke and Jomcs D. IIogc. Ir. president of che First National bank. c1r,l on Senator Hcvor.jgc at the Hotel Butler Go discuss thc boundary question with him.
 Senator Bcvordgc listened with the closest attention while Julec Burke ably presented tho matter Judrc Burke s1id tblt thraurh Ignorance of Che possibilities and resources of Che Northwest tho rov- .umcnt of thc United States hld suf- fcrcd England Go take land which clearly belonged Go Che United states. that whero
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09
Roaoho. Fifty Million

The Seattle assay office has reached and passed Che Si0OOOO mark since its establishment, July 10. lSN In chat period of time. hardly more than thrcc years. Che institution has received gold deposits exactly NOla6mfri up Co Che close of bus- mess on Sept 2
 This great wealth. more chan enough Che pay Che dept of many a nation. was represented lu lSfu deposits. aggrcgatng SOS. .N902 troy ounces of gold dust and bullion.
 About four-dfths of thc gold came from the Klondke and Nome By far Che lar- ger amount was shipped from che for- mer district which has been pouring 30 strcam of gold Into Seattle for nearly nvc years For thrcc years Nomr hns been sending from N.0o1ol0 Go G0oo". Since thc totals given were prepared by F. A. Wing. ass1ycr iu charge. Nome has sent a consignment of nearly Fo0oo0 in treasure by Che steamship Senator
 If Che present rute at which thc gold Is coming into Che assay office continues. lts receipts this year win reach nearly yg5 .o0Wn. Last ycar Che Institution han- dIcd about S22.0Ooo0
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09
WAS NONE IN ALASKA
U. S. Commissionor At Wrangol
 Douies Smallpox Existence

Fr.U T1r. Tusun. United states com. missioner of Wuue.I Alaska. slys thrr. has u,,er boon u olse uf smallpox Iu u1r Nuth .nc. he wont tb.ro u l>,,. 1rI declares thai ihe present quarantine rr uHt.uu- rrlnst th. country 1re H 10" way needed and r.-at m nothing n1t harm Judge Tustn Is one of Che pioneers uf Nlsku and has a VIjD lcquImuuy" v.th conditions tH.r. Tho dieeIsc. n. ...t.s. which s mistaken for mliUoe T. peculiar to the luIau and Is Ear .s white mon arc concerned are not coau- r.ous
 "The quarantine rgEu1uons" hc s1i to thc p-I "aeoms 1n lhsurdty tD one who Is acquainted with conditions os thet really exist Iu Alaska. These reEulauous are for smallpox. and ! wish tu s.te thIt uerer s.uce ! have bcou in Allsku. and ll has boon mv homo for 70 good many r.Ir. unw hle thera ever been O cl-' either among tHe uIHue or whites
 10 e tr.. th.t durur what .- cl.ea th. nutaicl a.r-.n n form ur di".as. which s mistaken for rmIunoN br'h. HHt among th. natives At t1ssc umDt tn.y have r.asts and alt am exceptionally ar.. quantity ur food e. which thoE Ir. InIr.ustamed Then they crowd Htr hau..s and ure for certain length nf ume u foul atmosphere This mode of living causes rash to break out o1 them This ls however 1e have stHtei peculiar to Che natives
 .No cls. is known wherO white man has suffered from tho diseasc Ono phv- a.nn at WmueeL who HHs treated u' ...s th1u 10 of thrac casoa says t Is mot rnrtlrI1us among Che whites anal th1t death from Che disease among thc iu. d.aus are vory rare.
 Prosperity is evident both In WuHerI and the immediate vicinity on thc mlI1- land largo bodies of quartz have hccn Jose covered They arc very valuable They s..m to bc larger and a better quality ,ban those on Che island They have not boon disrupted by earthquakes or wmt- ever t was caused by Che uphe1vai on th' coast islands in che agos past
 "wmuecl is enjoying a period oi has- .ress activity and has every reason (" book forward with hope Co Che uure nms arc being discounted iu every IHD af business We have now hvc general merchandise stores. Uu of which .'' largo stocks We have che lnge-t save mm in AIaska. eight cauncries and t''t Dr.,s Iu Che nc.rborhood and four H.- 'UHus"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09
STORM AT NOME
Quoon Hoistod Her Anchor Boats
 OroEon's Record

Steamship queen C1nt IT, IT, Lloyd arrived 1t Seattle from Nome last We'd uosIay afternoon. having made record breaking trip between that port 1nd sc- uur IIar tmc was siV d1ys and twenty one hours. Co Port Towuscd s.V doya. sixteen hours and throo minutes Tho old record seven days and two hours. was hold by thto steamship Oregon
 Tho queen brought 300 passcnrore onl iGoon worth Of Nome gold Her return voyage was uncvcntfU. s1vc In tho eN- cDnuonlIly pleasant weather encountered. she began t 1t Nome. September %. at 2lS D. m. While in Che harhor ot Nome n storm cnmc mp September 22 The fol- lowing d1y Capt Lloyd hoistcd anchor and nut Go scl. in order Co escape Che fury or Che elements Ue did not return Go port uuu September 2L when loo nc once began taking on passengers.
 Among Che moro prominent of thc Nome passengers wcrc A. N Kcttlcsen. n. O. Blankcnship. J. & Iangfori. Mise Helen K.mb1u Miss Helen uick A. F. Mur- rhy. Richard Gurkmau. John l. Cmpiou and Judge C. & Johnson Tho latter was formerly United states judge of Alaska After hts resignation. about eighteen months ago. he began the pruc. ticc of his profession. at Nome uglging also in mining ventures Miss Eimhail has been developing mining properties ou hcr own account She ls one of tho hcav- fest operators In Che district. Heh home is in san Francisco. Kctuoson -s @ nio- necr or Nome and one of its richest men Taurford has been operating both ln Che Nome and Manook districts. Burkmau and ussociatcs own number of claims In Che Nome district Hc returned as a deputy United States marshall having. with two other deputies. three prisoners for che Uhtcd States pcnitcnuory on Me NeUs island
 The convcts arc Charles Libby. thre, wears for robbery; Frank Bowers. ny, years for highway robbery: Capt A. G. Ranks. three years for obtaining money under false prctcnsos; Hans Jomnsen three years. for burglary
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09

e.I.re fishing e.Hsnr rh. muurD mont and operation or such h1,ghpr.e- shah ue subject tl such ral.s and rceu.a. uDus ls may hereafter he prescribed hs m. s.cr.urs uf the Tro1slr. ThcN .HnU H. nn.r t. Inspection hy On. I.lharz.I official of th.s Department Annual report shall he mad. e.,ue lHI particular. or trc number of mlIe and .muI. salmon stripped the number ot
 .e. tr.rt.I the number and percent .e. of r-h matched and a1 oth.r oo1l- Unrs or Interest And -nrr. sh1l h mlI. sworn yeHry statement of tha number ur fry planted and Che rN1Dt location Vher. said nIuntHs Wus done
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09
PICKED N. W. M. POLICE
Hating Carries Several Who Served
 On Royal Escort

Inspector Fiu HorrgoD ot Che North west Mounted police with headquarters at White Horse is now in Che city awaiting tho arrival of Che Hating which vessel win bring up from Vancouver twenty members of Che mounted police. several of whom served as an escort Go the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York dur Ing their recent journey through Canada The men ou Che Hating win proceed Go
 White Horse where some win remain and others win. be assigned Co different posts In the Northwest Territory
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09

Bosworth & Aggcra. wholesale dealers. Fourth avenue. between Broadway and State streets. received by last boat choice poultry, butter eggs and vege- tables.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09

Clothing. hats. shoes and mems fur nlshIngs. an going at knock down prices this week at Cheney's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09

You can't help finding something you want at tho prices we are quoting this week Chenev's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09

Baths In porcelain Cubs at Che Royal foot Flfth avenue Ladies apartments Steam heat.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09

old men. young men. boya' and youths. we con please you in hats. IT, H. Clay son & Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09

You can get good nttlng stylish suit thls week for Si5O) at chency'H Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09

An kinds Of soft drinks and Seattle Ex- port Beer at B. B. Bottllng Co.,. Fifth Avenue. opposite Fifth Avenue Hotel
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09

Belle of Lexington WhIskcy-clght years old-just out of government bond and Three Crown Diamond Malt whls- key-strlcty purc-at the Seattle Saloon
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09

Our biz reduction sale is on our entir, stock. Cheney's Boston Store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09

Finest grade trunks. grips, telescopes and bags-bIg cut at our closing out sale.
 Chcncy's Boston Stor'.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09

DO you want a nice pair Of dress shoes7 We can please you. Call at Clayson'a
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09

"FoR SALE" "For Rent" Furnished Rooms for Rent" and other cards for sale at the Daily Alaskan office.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09
THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE.

Pacific and Arctic Railway and Navigation Company Columbia Yukon Railway Company British Yukon Railway Company
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09

A new line of necktles just received at Clayaon's-an shades and colora.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09

American Tailor. lSl Broadway.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09

Gentlcmen's shirts and parkas made Co order Cor. ith and Main. S-lS-lm
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-09

rinc watch repairing at P. F. Ecrn's
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-16

time hm tho managers confess they
uu not tnuuugnlv uuiuI land hHW
tH fr I.n th. hl.t .Hulis and IE "a
goo puantp thuy are apa'luN uu
time OF muney to make 30 D.. fcDt
lh"t t0fm this nn experimental
plant. and boz tho event they succeed
ln putiing 90 on a paying basis they
'frct tn place in this vicinity plant
which VIII cost them $500 OOU when
lh" present structure be- complete and
thc mac bInorv a1maird they VIII
uutr expended some FORTY odd thou
and dollars and Go Keep This sized
plant 100 oDr ration u viii require about
lnn men working an c'ghthour day
u iur mlur and twenty Eve men Dos
thp huuiiug The object oft the com.
Wnv ia o. Iulllc the slack coal thaf
~ .Crtru.i 90 ihn miup. and 4hn4m
tHu amount Of slack hc sufficient tor
thn constant operation of tup plant
argor Cna eau bc used to profitable
ddrautag 10 BIAS boon claimed thu
hypruuurfs carbon raa ammonia
and small amount OF hauync Viii
more than pay che Dnst uf thg onou
ton of the plant aud thh bruupiiea
which are three inch cubes win is
W Erout d,mand when once on tbr
market To-day the piruDcr oft Ue
santa 10 Pacific Vc.c 900 This riis and
wore engaged Zoo tho work cot RUNNING
urNryH FOR % new mr from thc
main liuH Goo the brunette WufbH.
Ab0ut tOn ton. of .lark viii ho r
.uro0 % ulQuptiua each dat furIu.
thr Experimental campaign Tb,
WNii hmrnf of tHiH E.nd uI rt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-16
SAN wARclAL.
From the Doe

FROM '"' h''.
charley iii'h"n aud Frank ll1ck
oti ma'hU-t. urr employed Iu the
Tucson shops
A. Chris bias solid tu M'Nlcau
forty aCrre ui luud lN.un ON ihn other
.ld" OF toe dItrn r'r"iNiuE therefor
ai.1uo pa rasn.
John dHrr" Who married hiH Ma.
bDl SHOP Wiu-luW couple pf
wears since lH expected hrr" iodaY
90 become u Ittarh' NJ NJ Hru"m a
Coz store
D.. ~ l.H.nt made % uip tu the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-16
SANTA FE

Ihc members of the bar Of the FIRST
I-trc or, holding meeting this
ffteuoou
Rev W. Hayes Mono and family
Uaf. TODAY for Denver where they
NiI' reside u the future
Francisco Dclgudn atpnugraphcr ~
ihH court ui private land claims o.
1unucd to ni- homo with Illness
William Mcintosh and Duncan
Nle GilI Hy. stock ralscr Of Chilli
N.ruslh'u county. are business visit
.a Foo jha capital
ilrruln a. pIgneo the contra tu.s.
law. t1ruDb over to 4 A. Keen. cuH
'.''m ut tUr ODD palace the complet
Dl WORK al renovation The work wa
ar.nui
Th. site lnr tho row opera house
la u.t Nrr nccn definitely settled
Spoon vDI % Is believed that the site
HIuiuInr the Palace hotel Will bp
.uH ga g iho prise asked flr the lot
tUlin
b. num station agent nf The
I.laH 'Uti1 Reading railroad ui
I.tl"#tlNr Pennsylvania aud NIs
uuI Frank GrrlotzN also ui
1E'H.i.uu arrived in Santa Fr ON
ufaE wu ninE and will stay Their.
rtiI tadg. Wltu they Will leave fui
tihr1urrIHH 90 visit David Uttnci
u' family From Albuquerque they
Hii ~ tp Denver Salt Lake city and
enc coast
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-16
oRoAk MlNlMa pIsrRlcr.
Batch Of interesting Topics About a
Coed District.

pDuIa. correspondence
Organ s. NJ Noy Tho Nuduc
company are placing the machinery
fuI turit cluront atiue plant us fast
.e p1s in'y also their cable tram
The Rrnaytt stevenson mine under
leaan vItn 81. III Mabkey aa general
manager arc dHtue thD main Wu.
mol tp rul the stevenson ora body
also iuhug thc Bennett SHAFT to n
greater uHpth before drifting and the
work H Progressing nicely ON both
the tunnel aud shaft
The ToIp lo ha resumed opera.
toms under urw management of e. d.
Rogers aa superintendent aud james
Chatham d. general manager from
Butte Montana, and are sinkIne a
ueN hat ilsNl2h frut Jos tup clear
and the Rnrk S. hgnR done n "a frHt
class Wul Emuuliko muuuD The work
RHa della I'D uu account OF timber brit
down HhHut sixty Eve feet and will
soon Doe shipping ore
rherr hn. recently been formed q
20 uVrUmpuuy and number ct new
locations } Atr been made Including
Sour older properties which $40 viii
soon kuuA moro uh1ut
The "a nhl0r .s working away iuk
long out u,p and developing with q
pump to handle the water which Gov
ue their richest and largest bodies of
,u this cuu.d Dee made great and
profitable property
THE MnimoI mine. which has been
iIln for O. year, hns atartpl with d
mall force r.caunE for e uuah start
and viii boz placed u "a better cOudi
| tlnu tu sbip ore and develop the ~ op
grty, whiDu IS really AN % requires
The Souuall has the money iu hauA
tu start up with This great prop
crty before January ! win ho iu opera
/ tiuu
The telephone wires are on 90,
/ poles to organ and tho outlook fnl
tho Organ mining district was never
1 as permanent Ton q great ore pruduc
mg camp as it is 20 the present writ
Z ing.
G. A. Bennett of hoar canyon has,
/ placed through promoters five claim
| f1l ono million dollars 90 one dulm
/ There DIS 2iuuNp shares of this siucI
un tho market at 20 ceutr pos share
/ lh's money suos Goo putting iu ga,
mile lramWay aud other ncCcssar'
improvements Mr Bennett has ius
shipped oa, car ut one AMI the amour
oi ore Mr. Bonuctt .aya Is unlimited
ORGAN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-16
NINaMAN
From the Minor

= rom the Miu'l
Many mining men are boz kugmau
aud wIl tA ont lNuuel the mIps of
t1Ir section 600 arHf .I Investment
The contractor. Brow. HUk ton feet
Zoe ihr Hhnu Hf tho H.t Dad mime aud
% sample Ht.u from fbr bottom gives
ID value uf ST.
Tho NrN ani 5a, kdiuulo mines
Nlll soon De- ubDu over us Bu English
syndicate aul thO SHAFT sunk t1 tho
depth ul B O1u feet
o. E Cu'uug departed yesterday
mornmA tor WahpU mouutaiu where
ho viii uugaurHlr work uu the Demo
.fat and Antelope mining claim
Tho yuuHs w 81 W tugnHu have
uruuulrd dancing and social club
So Force pro idput Pan. Mamirr
Jrasug.r and r. ~ Morrison mBY
lRer
Tho Cold Road mine s being fitted
up vito compressor and power drills
aHd soon tuc HIg shaft Will bu uu be-.
Fas CbuaWnrd at % rapid pace
Goo Uuff uui Fired Leonard Save
located tF'rW promising mining
claims boo tho Boundary Conc country
nHI have dome tiilp work un them
: t-nH rgUm fIr claims ehuN free gold
g. O. Constant returned from che
/ tIu w.un ou Emo iiir Sandy last Tues
day evening o. stated l0 tho Minri
mlu IuHf la, moving uf iIu 900 tho
ur1utuE # ruuI HuI exhibited some
ni.g aampiUs of ore
The a,h,. brothers uf Santa NUnI
1 ,a Nhn owu ihr pinkhnm mime 40
& bIlUd. went ONT tD thr property th,
hrH OF OBJ. WpRh Th. mime has
IDarhyI J 0cutu of over goo feet aus
IaohIr4 te.y VOL az tho yttoW
S. W Pom aud D. Dickinson tWl
! ot th. s,1rhuuldor of enc Great Wees
milne aIlttp1 Iu klusmau "a frA DAYS
tao UHI b ye some tu that prnpeu'
e|H d tl.u uf arranging fIr rHe Boo
/ fuNJI1n uI a small milling plant o.
/ uulN rGD ugo#
rh lr.H urn 5000 Mining rImpau3
under IH. dIr,.U Hi y thaWl
|taTJ of U.Hyr preparing iu muE'
tHp dril GF st tha foot az iturttnr
hIi rB G.t weeks A contract b. o
I. fDt soon o. sink u deep .hat ul
urr NJ E, wup"uir. lf tEv Yiupuu.
auB loo t.l probability 10 WIIi hr roo fh'
. william Mckinley from wh.h hE
. ta.uu. t, secured from 'hu uHfnrHr
Iue Iu, company H tHs'' W.
..H Hsr. organization with iRH m.
.aua BOO 40. treasury backed ht iuH
anI OhIy capital
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-16
WILLIAMS


This Hr.k ucw burk Sidewalk
lls been li.I ut thD depot
G.nrllur IusuuIU.fIi Ariyuuu
lHuch lt IH. national door tn ho
iw tied tu tH. uuE latH ~ stdtr.
The Alamu central Bank hulilur
b. pros 4..pr nicely aul wll prob
ably bo ready far occupancy Dos tho
nrat
1nr n0w Walsh huIduE R nos al
muat ruiuplrtD aud WuTkWru HfH busy
LAYING @ tra Asphalt sid.Ntf along
iHu front
.. y fhrktr bias completed tho Hea
iID aero. ftiawUf Crofk fur tHu rHs
Iu3N SuWhuIu Tho irostlr i about
NN fret u length aui has q fou pnr
Hi giraffe
Goo 8uu I0hu baumsariner expect
IY lrsF. thD coming week FOR tho
iulrHhIHr WIgkenbHrR country
HH'r. the} have most pr0mlainf
unHp ui claims
Nr George ~ Barney aud family
rmuu d fa tho ciiy Tuesday after
pieRtt. visit with relatives ai
Gallup sU also attended iho fair l'
ai Albuu. 5000 during Dor gbfDnpr
Work UH tHr hlE Hfrnl bridge over
iieii canyon bias nut pruNre .od Nlth
the nplll cape ed and a party who
recently .red there predicts that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-16

President " D. R.p.oy passnI
through Albuquerque Saturday u.rht
%, Dis pUtat, car and was accumpa
Mod hy 81 Iud Vice President paul
Morton and Third Vice President
kcuiyick-. the party hripe en- route
caet ara an cNtouaive tin over the
Western IIaos of the Santa Fc rail.
way iu ADDITION to which several side
lr'pa wCfD made overland tu point
~ iutcu contiguous 30 the limo
yer wh.Cn Doe pluY travelled While
hey vs. .u Albuquerque. confer
,nr" Wa l,H with Architect WHIT.
tlesvy who uiped tha party here and
frc0mpanIr1 tbem a5 fa l8 Las We.
gas ST. Hio WrHt President Ripley
met at prescott President Murphy OF
'H" S3.ta 81, r.H.utt a phoeuiN
fnul. aug 60. 'oafuDl thorc is prob
ability tlnt n thg outcome uf their
Weat.u. O. Hn8l viii Dee closed hy
which DO, Santa &c. Prescott a
phu"niN N.N hDnnmu part OF the
santa De- w.tuW thr dpHl pending
-Hyh arNuH Hs may br taken u thp
matter ;br 1'tb Instant az which
Time tfH. WUi nr heid q meeting OF
'He Santa &c. Prescott a. phooniN
t0ehhu.iu fYr on. pong puso OF con
Id,InA 900. prano-'tluu % iH ,N-
pDrfDd 90. deal VIII hu rIo-Dd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-16
rARMlMcroM

From the Hustler
Fus H 1900 #n.n.H comm 200 n
fHla section
John T.t.f of Flora vista a'i 3op
boxes COL 1rII. nud lUN nu.aa uf pears
Coz tbr $3.50. Exploring Expedition
&. muan
20 required .n..aI tram of thirty
freight cats and coach tu move tho
ufdo Espluu4 Expedition caravan
from AINu.IrruH. Oh IhurUHU
Wustlnr Dave l0WH was Boo town
yesterday tuI HHpU rd nt $50 nt
nUEs f1 tHD slaughter house Dave
has regular mint up uu ihr Ga Plata
John ~ i,mDut OFT As.ec has pur.
chased thn George Marshall place 0ne
mljn IroW town. where hr win hercaf.
Ter mako hIH home confederation
$500
C'hrk Duncan -Nllod carpenter
uum Lincoln county Kansas has con
Guided i0 .4et hH nt hero aud aui
Ter hIH family &c. now at work au
thp fu'yh. residence
W % IDgHs bias iuH finished max.
uE 5000 Gallons uI sorghum FROM
Hsr acre ul0h of rBuH aud thr entire
product .uIH W $50 cents prr rtliun
Not q bad Investment fur $50 land
Tho Colorado rr .phou. company
nHt. poles N-f.|.H..i toward Farm
nrtuu tur tH.UI wIeH Tho crow
Hrn moss gUaA.II u frIue.ue thn wIrr
o BH t1 i.p H communication with
Durango
W. have h,lw many compliment
ary r.Mtrt a thU mauuUI ln
which NH MAN IH.E Martin handled
fhr ample p..tus .Ha .eHsnu They
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-16

the iish chool boys and ON the I5th
'hoy ro to laa Vegas 10 play the
$50 mails
"Wednesday the normul-dopartmo
had q vacation as the methods class
visited tn' work iu reading IN the
ward Rrnw is The primary grades
wore obs r,od the ward and seutonc,
methods b..ug of particular interest
to The visitors
The rt has been cleaning the tos.
prvuir and j1o students have boon ou.
iolinr the tuu Thu zlology rlbs
now has d' the unigl0tca H wants
Tor experiment aud observation We
wish tbHy would discover u means 0f
tNtrrm alton
lir Horny Lns given prize ur SEQ
iur general scholarship and Dr. Hope
another uI thn s6mc amount fur tho
Hest atulost in history.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-16
uNlvERslrY NoTes.

20 esldrnt Tight ls giving "a series
of ctuts before the students OF the
&C. ungouDs uf the different ancient
na, Hn last week Dee spent several
m H.uea 900 developing tho CosmO
putr written by Moses ana this week
has been devoted 90 tbp Cosmogunies
of Egypt india nahyluuia aud China
Tl ac were AN fully outlined and
woil preVItod showing that the pro.
feHs1r wa wen acquainted with hia
subject aud had spent much time and
thought ia research
lhr l.alualing class has chosen
piN anu aDou For class ooiors nnd
th pink Ga nation for class dover
At lhe uDkt meeting pins and motto
wil Dee sO' tod Miss TRsCher. Miss
utaWnr aus Mr n.ockmann were ap
pointed a committee un ih program
ilr omW.uremf .rt
Oh, football h0y are working nard
saturday obey were victorious over