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The daily Republican., 1902-12-26
A HEBRipEs TRAGEDY.
Captain Of British Schooner Killed
by Superstfti0ss Natives.

Captain Of british Schooner Killed
by superstitioss Natives.
VICTORIA, 4. c., Dec. 2G.-The
steamer Moana from Australia brought
news Of an attack on the recruiting
schooner Lilly by the natives Of NAL
Neolo in the New Hebrides. They mur.
dered Captain Henry AsmOs Atkinson,
4 Brltisher, and wounded two of the
LYlIy's crew.
The schooner was employed in taking
home natives who had been employed
In New Caledonia by French planters
One Of those consigned to Mallieolo
died when near there, and Captain At
kinson decided to bury the body ashore
instead Of at sea. When Captain Atkin.
son landed, he was rushed upon and his
rifle taken by the blacks. He was then
shot and killed with his own rifle, two
balls being sent into his breast. Some
Of the native crew tried to save the
dead captains body, but the natives
who were just landed aided those
ashore, and the crew fed, two of them
being wounded as they swan back to
the schooner.
The attack was the result of superstt.
ton attached TO the burying Of the
dead body, the natives believing 1t nee
essary to kill the whites to prevent
further deaths from occurring. The
schooner Pearl was attacked on this is.
land few days later She called at
"Espigle bay. another part Of the island
to land natives, when she was fired
upon, and several Of the native crew
were wounded.
The rescued captain and crew of the
ketch Marquiss Of Linllthgow have
been brought to Launcester by a steam.
er which picked them up in Buss
straits, where they had remained on a
small rock two miles and a half from
the mainland, without food or water
and with the sea sweeping over them
for three days.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-26
HibernjaUs United,

SYRACUSE, N Y, Dec, 26.--James
F. Dolan of Syracuse, president OF the
Ancient Order of Hibernians, has
signed final papers whereby the order
throughout the world is brought under
one governing board. The ratification
of the agreement for the anna Iyamatlon
of the societies in the United States.
Canada, Australia and Ireland cones
IN the nature Of a Christmas greeting
from the president Of the organization
to his brothers in the faraway coun-
tries and those at home.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-26
More VHilrUad Men Made HHppy.

HI'rESRT Dec. 20. Employees
OF the Buffalo, Rochester and rittshurg
rnilroad have been granted a per
cent increase in wages. effective Dec |
The company employs about 1000
neu. almost oil of whom will benefit
by the raise,
The daily Republican., 1902-12-26
st, Iouis Cab Divers strike.

ST. LOUIS, De-. &c Two hundred
and fifty cab and carriage drivers Of st.
the failure Of their employers to grant
demand for higher wages. About
eighty-livc liverymtu ana undertakers
are affected
The daily Republican., 1902-12-26
Killed Wife and Self.

ALGONA, Ia. Dec. 26.-Henry Ad-
ans Of this place killed his wife with
a shotgun and then blew his own
brains out. The couple had been quar-.
reling for six months. They leave two
young children.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-26
w ATER DEPARTM ENT

where houses are vacant III tho month nf De.
Cember and to remHln vacant lui Al indefinite
time and written notice is sent tu the office OF
the department before ihe first day OF january,
requesting the water to be turned off the Wafer
Department will shut of the wh;rT IT the cx
pcilss OF the owner
The said property shall be exempt from Water
Rent during such vacancy from III" FIST day ui
January until occupied, OF which time the owner
shall pay the Water Rent in ad'an,e tot the hal.
ance 0f the year, and the Water pcpa. mcnt VIII
turn on the water
when my water fixture las been removed dur
ing any year, written notice must be given to the
d, partment prior to January IN following said
removal in order to have the rent rbsrgcd ioy
said fixture deducted from the bill oI the follow
ing year,
BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS
The daily Republican., 1902-12-26

A nice line OF French Briar and
Merschanm Pipes for Amas gifts
Nar' " 2l5 West 4Lh street.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-26

Accident ana Health Insurance,
Nandevcr and FUiiansbee 40i Equit.
able Building.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-26

t1- BOOK MAILED FREE.
A. a.}FEVERS. COugesti0ns. Innamma.
CURES tiOns. Lung Fever. MIX Fever.
u. h. SPRAINs. Lameness. Injuries.
CURES rheumatism.
&. SORE THROAT. Quinsy. Epizootic.
CURES Distemper.
cGRgs WORMS, Bots. Grubs.
Il. =. }COCGHa, Colds, Influenza. Inhs med
CUaEs Lungs, PleurO- Pneumonia.
r. r. lCOLIC. BeiIynche. Wind.BIOwn,
CURES Dia rrhen, Dysentery.
G.G. Prevents MISCARRIAGE.
durI: III u; KIDNEY 4 BLADDER DISORDERS.
ILL., lsKIN DISEASES, Mango, Eruptions.
CURES Ulcers, Grease, Fsrcy.
j. X. BAD CONDITION. Staring Coat.
cuREs Indigestion. Stomach stAggers.
6oc each; Stable Case, Ten Specifics, Book, &C., g.
At druggists. or sent prepaid on receipt OF price.
Humphreys Medicine Co., Cor. William 4 John
Streets, New York.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-11-08
AURORA ZOUAvES
!3=eHAMPlON BAREBACK RIDERR..Al Stars:

n sL I 0eiy ~
MEERS, Quesn ohe Arena
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-11-08

If there was anything upon which
Mrs. Upjohn prided herself II was
her coffee. 1t was always rich, black
and strong, and she trusted the max
ing of it to none but her own fair
hands.
This is why the visitors in the par
Tor, from whose presence she had ex-
cused herself for few moments, dis
tinctly'heard through the partly open
door the loud, horrffed voice Of the
kitchen girl:
Fer goodness sake. ma'am, you're
not goin' to feed the company on the
horrid black stuff You drink yourself,
are ye?"-Chicago Tribune.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-11-08
A Mnrnincenf xltchen-

The cars kitchen in st. Petersburg
is said to outvie in magnifcance even
that Of the most lavish of American
millionaires. Not only are the walls
and ceiling of black marble covered
with valuable ornaments, but many
Of the kitchen pots and pans, which
originally belonged to the Empress
Catherine, are Of solid gold The kiteh-
en- STAFF Is on a par with the general
magnificence. The head chef. who re-
eeives q princely salary, Is assisted By
abont sso peEsons.-Ip london Mall.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-11-08

He-Now that we are engaged, won't
you kiss me, sweetheart?
She-I never kissed man in my life.
"Nor IN. Y. Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04

VI Frittcr and expects - leave short y
for Clifton Ariz.. WI, ~ he will open n
business similar - the one he has been
conducting here.
81 George Robinson. who Is now en-.
gagged IN the plumbing ana tinsmthing
business NJ Clifton. Ariz spent last
weok with his family In this city. re-
turning to Clifton Sunday evening Mr..
Robinson ~ doing very well IN his new
location and H. much pleased with the
prospects of that booming mining
camp
Misc blanche rustin. Of silver CITY.
and John NJ Dcckcrt Of Swart1. this
county. were on last "Wednesday at
high noon united IN marriage by the
RCy ! II Gass nt the home Of the
brides mOtnor In the northern part ~
this city The bride has been pupil
OF the Normal school aud is young
lady r. refinement and culture The
groom has been resident ~ Grant
county FOR the past four years. He
taught school IN the Mlmbros Tor soy
oral terms hut is now engaged In the
cattle business.
At the regular meeting ~ the silver
city lodge 40 10. knights Of Pyth'as.
held Tuesday evening. the following ~.
ficcrs wore elected for the ensuing
year G. W llayno. chancellor com
mandcr Theo W Carter. vice chanccl
lor. Sam w Agee. prclate: Earl ~.
Cumstocck keeper of records aud
sea-. q. G. llinman. master Of oxche.
quor, Jackson Agee master of finance. I.
y + COpp master at arms: T. u. IIca
thcr master ~ work Charles Lang
don inner guard; G. G jerks. outer
guard The newly elected officers will
be Installed this evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
DeMiNo.
From the Herald.

From the Herald.
r u. Birtrong has disposed of his
saloon interests at Carizilillo Springs
to Colorado parties
Little Annie schultz was struck ly a
runaway two.whcolod cart last Wed
ncsday. and her back was slightly
bruised
Mrs 4 W Pollard. wife Of Dem.
lngs prominent attorney left for a
visit to her old home a. Portage. Wis.
SUNDAY evening
\ natawallopus captured by Alcck
Thompson. the painter was on exhihi
ton opposite the Herald ofiice. ana at.
tracted much attention
J. X Agco, former salesman at the
i.indaucr Mercantile company. uf this
city, viii bee married January to an
VI Paso young lady, who formerly
lived here
IN" town of ncmiug incorporation
matter will come up before the hoard
OF county commissioners next Monday
and the friends of Incorporation should
not forget that their petition must be
accumpanl'd by 500 to stand the eN.
pcuso of organization.
The severity OF Mr. Wallis loss IN
the uulucky Ore of the 18th Of Deocm-
W. NNF lhi'lf hilhf "a W NNt f'bllNt
action NJ the insurance agents. backed
by the best companies. Mcssrs. Field
& Son had an 1djustcI on the ground
within two days after the FIRE. who I'm.
ishei his adjustment D., the goth. ana
ON the 35th the gentlemen were In re-.
ceiui ni q chccR to the full amount Of
their loss. which of itself shows the
JuEtncss and promptuess of the scot
tish Union and National Insurance
company wno were heavy losers ny
the fire
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
SAN MARCtAl.

From the Bee
X. w. Monroe. late landlord of the
Windsor hotel at Socorro IS conduct
Ing n saloon and restaurant In FL paso
and reported as doing well.
Conductor Fred Russell is on deck
again when the caller shows mp. after
taking In the live stock show ~ chi
caro and riding In glass hottOmed
boats along the California coast
In reality there Is no poverty In san
Marcinl The citizcns OF the town and
surrounding country are an indus ION
race. and generally have a few dollar
In their inside pocket.
Jay Watkins Is the presiding genius
- the -four mill at present, and h. Ap
pears 10 be conducting N hueiness
In manner gratifying - Gust" mers
and 20 the satisfaction ~ the owner
Hiram lodge No 13 A. + ami \.
NJ. elected offlcers Thursday might as
follows: u W. Hitchcock VI W: T.
A j. Johnson s. W. W y 'iunpv.
J. W: y Il Nlshet secretary. L.u
Loewcnstc,r treasurer Frank John.
son. TYLER The new officers W.rH b..
stalled Friday night after whirh the
members paitook ~ a nice luncheon
and otherwise enjoyed thomsr'y,s
+ I. Calhoun. a popular cattlcman
Of Sierra courfF ard Miss Elith
James. Of Chloride. were married In
san Narcial on Chris mas might They
departed on the south bound train for
Texas. whore the honeymoon viii hc
spout with the ooms family They
expect to reach their future home at
oak Springs about the middle OF Janu.
ary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
NEW GIANT LOCOMOTIVE.

In the largest engine ever construct
ed Vice President kendrick Of the
Santa Fc believes he has the solution
~ materially increasing the train load
capacity OF the mountain division ~ the
line, says the Chicago Record Herald
The monster engine was received the
uthor day. and there is no doubt tha,
II Is many tons the heaviest cngine IN
existence II will be tested immedl
atclv IN the mountain division and II II
moe,s the requirements the American
Locomotive company will build forty
nine more Ike II.
The engine Is guaranteed to haul n
load Of 81 tons up a fifty foot grade
Tho engine minus She tender. weighs
within seven and half tons o. much
as the next largest engine and tender.
tender loaded, or 1874 tons. on the
drivers alone there is weight of 23O..
GOO pounds. or ll5 tons The type II
the decapod with ten drivers. and the
Santa ke officials VIII have 20 con
struct q specially designed roundhousc
To accommodate the new engines To
the top OF the stack the height 'ls 10
feet. and 10 the top OF the boiler twelve
feet seven md a half inches. The
heaviest engine now doing mountain
work for the Santa Ta has n weight nf
lG3 900 pounds o9 the drivers, and
quite number OF ongines are being
built for the company which will have
n weight OF 900 pounds on the
drivers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
LAS CRUCES

from Dona Ana County Republican.
Mrs, iheodo Mayer. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs, l.. llostctter
for the past few weeks. left Tor her
home in Omaha.
r. G. Hatton the first OF the " ok
visited his grading camp on u Bis
bee line IA the potriilo mountains. It
"iil probably take him until carly sum
mer 10 finish his contract thgC.
4 man kGown as Walt, who has
been WORKING fJr COnuor. tef livery
man. for short tim, past was az
rested this week and bound over to
court for threat nius to burn C0nnoI IS
barn and KIN Connor h.ris,lf tie Is
thought a. be- slightly joranBed men
tally
Dr j Il iIoWos returned IN Las
Cruces a few days since. After brief
stay, hc viii leave for the cas-, again,
to return in about n month. lr the
meantime work on the sauitarium will
be pushed 10 completion under the
supervision Of &. j. Haf"y ore of me
incorporators. NoXt month viii doubt.
less witness tho comp. ton OF this
much needed institution.
Two MeXicnns. ridiuL rapidly on
horseback through ttc ttrcct- on
Christmas day, came in collision on
Main street ami both wore thrown
from their horses. one - them. Cruz
Truiilio was rendered unconscious.
ana indeed II was some time before
II could be determined whether or not
life was extinct He was better yes.
tcrday, but " is not certain whether
he liz ont % danger. The other lom
bre escaped with slight inmries
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CUTOFF.
Road to Shorten Its Line Yves, Of ei
paso

,..rho S',a,
hits I',. ~ ',''.4,, an - Iseenihs
- to co,,,,,,nr. 80" WI ''s Vu,on wh'eh
Town anJ y. "!i'cs We. VI
miIas nai, oNunu N"s'Naru hi,eeh
,rnc,or @ 1, q p,o"''n,nt fali.oau con
49, '"s' nIsn'' Inc p'ds are 10
Tnrsnn tb,s ",.or, Nv 'on,. "e' ie, III
standing IA maj nna unu.
viii col ,bc rnrtrao, 10" -, ,''pany
work but vn,, can', ,o,, w .n'io
southern p,ctoc ,a,,1" "pcue '',osv s',
lot tbe worL fn b. o., WI.
ecnpomic,., an1 a. ln'olost
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
LET IT ALONE.
The Affairs Of Las Vegas Concern in
Question

The Aetna Building q Loan ass1cia.
tion OF Las Vegas Is concern. II re-.
ports are true. that is "A very good
thing 20 let severely alone. Some Of
their transactions In this vicinity are
little less than fraudulent. An in.
stance Of this Kind appears in the al.
fai Of the Borden estate After the
death Of Borden who was share
holder IN the concern. the adm.nistra
tor wanted TO withdraw. Borden had
paid in sllI besides ST. In fines ON
writing the company, the administra
tor was Informed that a. some time
had elapsed siS more would have to
be paid In before he could withd aw
ais amount was sent and the asso.
citation sent back check for sliS.
That was the amount got back after
paying in eighteen monthly payments
OF 81 each. besides fines amounting TO
80, making total of Sl1l Now the
question Ia. II an investment dopreci.
Gtes 20 per cent In eighteen months
in this concern, how long and how
much would man have to pay to get
back what he put In. to say nothing
of interest on the investment Farm
ington Times.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
DEAD FIREMAN ExHuMEo.
Brakeman Richardson VIII BE Gwen
Decent Burial at Home,

Unlertaker Frank II strong. who
wont down 10 Rlncon ON Tuesday night
Co disuler and omhalm the remains
of VI u Richardson. the railroad man
Nho Unfortunately loWt his We In the
wreck Al The above named Place. ON
On stmas eve. returned to the city
this morning. accompanied by the 90.
mains. ami Mrs. Nm l.awhead sis-
ter u the deceased. ana her husband.
Tho hody was taken to Denver by tho
relatives and there IL VIII be met by
'hH harolyed widow nn1 two small
children Mr.. Richards was n member
of the Order OF Railway Trainmcn.
tie had been employed In the yards
IN Vt paso for two months, and while
on route 10 his home In Colorado to
ouioy the holidays. was instantly KIN
cd AZ Rlncon. When an examination
Was made OF the wreck the body or
Richardson was found sitting In an mp
right position on the trucks OF the de
rallied haggage car with the upper
part Of hls head crushed to an untec-
equitable mass. Papers In the pockets
disclosed the mans Identity, and the
relatives were at once notified ~ the
sad urcurrcDce Before Instructions
were received as 10 the disposition of
the hodv. IL Is reported that man
Who profossed to be the justice Of the
peace Directed couple Of Mexican
labo.ors {, bury the remains In the
cemetery u Is said the body was
puIl,,,. ',et first. under barbcd wire
fence and ,hsen to the cemetery and
unccremoniously thron,s ...llnUtg. "
lu tho ground When the undertaken
arrived In Rlncon yesterday he had a
dca oi trouble In learning where the
dead man was buried. and could not
get any satisfaction until he threaten
ei the Mexicans with imprisonment
Finally they escorted him 10 the grave
AMI uncovered the body when the
remains were exhumed they were
found lying head downward no clCih-
Ing around them except the blood
stained garments which were worn at
the time ~ death.
Undortaker Strong reported the
body rs badly decompcsed and that
there were no features OF the head
which were recognizai lc The sister
and hrother-in.law. however. rccog
ulzol the remains by n scar on the
left Wris; and dishgurcd hand
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
WOODS BOUND OVER.
The Copeland Ranch Murdercrs Sure
10 he Found

o nc oun1.
The preliminary trial of Woods. one
OF the men suspected of the murder OF
II C. Davis ana the burning of the
Copeland rancn house several weeks
ago. tooh place at Lincoln last week
and Woods was bound over to the
grand jury without hnii Tho testi
mony at tho trial was largely circum.
gtanCial tut IL was enough to show
ooucmsivcly that n series Of grave
crimes had tecn committed and tnat
tnc defendant Woods knew great
zeal more ahout wno was responsible
10, them than he cared To tell. John
Copeland the wcllknown i,ioneer set
tier Twins In that section. testified that
at divers times when ,nC muruer was
being discussed, Woods would always
have "A version of the afsair that would
in hls opinion make II foolish to furth
cr investigate the matter. He said that
DAVIS was smothorcu Ia the burning
building. being too weak To get out
iht1 when two bodies were found he
said that the men evidently killed each
other. Mr. Copeland was so impressed
with the evident desire oi Woods TO
stop the Investigation that he sworc
TO a complaint against him and had
him arrested A searca of Woods
hom. which Is near the burned ranch.
found several hundred pounds of -four
which had been emptied and the sacks
not found Woods attempted TO show
wherc he gut the iiOur. but could only
account for about hfty pounds, The
testimony showed further that Woods
had cnnsiderauie STOCK and property
the title 10 wfiich ue could not account
for The territory was represented
in the trial by Judge Wharton, Of
White Oaks, attorney for the Cattle
Protective association, and Judge Hall
of Lincoln. the Roswell sheep com.
pany's attorney, while Judge Evans
and lawyer named Mathews repre-
scented Woods
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
SocoRRo.


From the Chleftain.
George Kelley has been quite seri
ouSly sick for several days from an
attack of the grip aud fever.
Miss Mamie Cortrry is numbered
among the unfortunate victims uf the
influenza that is SO prevalent.
Mrs I'D Lunbock of Monte Vista.
Colo. arrived IN tho city tO visit her
father ~. y. Hunter. Tor several days.
Professor Jones rs the possessor of
some remarkably hne pictures en-
.arged from photographs representing
the Crater lak, N the western part of
Socorro countt and the Key mine in
the Black rance.
negotiation are reported To be pend.
iHg Tor the purchase of the rark House
property and the Fischer property al
joining Tor the purpose of deyoting
the block to sanitarium purposes II
the plan rs carried ont II viii result In
great good To the city.
G. T. Brown returned from a ten
days absence In the Black range Mr..
Brown brought with him some exceed
insly fine specimens of silver ore from
The New Fra mine. property Of the
Mine development company of Boston
Thls ore shows coarse threads of ma
tive silver running through II ana pro,
jeCting from II in such abundance as
TO Impress the ycriost novice with its
richness
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
SANTA Fee.

From the New Mexican.
Miss Ohyc smith OF Las Vegas !s
the guest of Mr. and Mrs Harry Tow
Warner ana NJ. and Mrs Richard
liaI ry
Addison Walker. OF the A. Walker
company viii probably retire from
the firm aud go to T., Paso and engage
In the brokerage business
II is reported that Rev W Hayes
Moore and family who recently went
tO Denver. may be il.:;uCol To return
10 Santa Fe by the PRESBYTERIAN con
gfceat.on In this city
Governor and Mrg Otcro auI snn
haze returned to Washington from
New York City ou1 will remain 100
Washington until aftor the rcasscm
bbdr of congress
( u. Hanna, superintendent of fore {
reserves IN New Mexico will leave
for the ella forest reserve. Whern h.
will put In several weeks on m lnspec-
tion tour In tine MoEollon country,
President W. II Andrews and chief
Engineer Allen c. KENNEDY ~ the
Santa - Central railroad. returned
from a trip to the engineering camp
near the arroyo Hondo
The western office of tlir Gibson De
N.'lurmcnt company and also OF the
American Consolidated Copper cnmpa
ny are being moved from the Old Pal
ace 90 the Shuman block on san Fran
cisco street The rooms are largo and
well furnished and have been well
lighted
Former Delegate 10 Congress Anto-
MO Joseph returned from tip to
Chihuahua and left for his home at
Ojo Callonte. the celebrated hot
springs ~ northern New Mexico Mr.,
Joseph expects To go into tho raising OF
Angora and common goats at an early
date
Probate C'ork Manuol Delgado re
corded the following deeds: Clement
$ iloughton 81 Massachusetts to Boni.
faclo Peroa and Valentino NJ. Pcrca.
a lot In precinct No. 4. consideration.
$40; city OF Santa fo 10 Bonifaoio
rcrea ana Valentino NJ Poren lot in
precinct so 4 Tomasa Escudero TO
Clara q Gagel. "A lot In precinct No.
II. consideration 500; Emma Eppnor
20 Preciliano Chayes, a lot in ward No.
3, on San Francisco street considcra
ton, $50.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
The SANTA FE CENTRAL.
Preliminary Work ls Nearing Connie
ton and Construction viii Soon
BeQin.

The santa ! . Central Railway com.
phny ani the Pennsylvania Dcvciop.
mert company. WHICH has the contract
for the construction of the proposed
railway, are pushing the preliminary
work necessary before actual cons,ruC.
tuu can begin. The ties and Milling
ueodeu for the railroad have been con.
'ra'ted Tor and VIII be- all delivered
within tIrty days The steel for the
uuo is M the process of being nauu.
ia'tnfgd The station sites have been
tH definitely located and hy March
'"ustruclion will be in progress ali
along th" line. Good progress is hclnp
made in the construction of store
hun.rs on the Arroyo Hon lo. vLpf.. a
sHppl pot Will be maintained Tn.
prl'l"lHent coTrauy haG AGENT ont
ta'h'rIhs a force OF workm,u Ton th,
contraction work which Wiu I.. CON.
pi,t"l 10 less than year from thr
time ihgt II is started President "
u Anlr,ws declares that the Albu.
IHorque Eastern branch from San
fgaro TO Albuquerque will also be- hullt
without doubt.