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u Location choice; eight rooms, all mod I
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y dining room; hall down stairs, hail up y
Z: stairs; maple floors in kitchen and !!
x bathroom; hardwood finish down =
y stars; hne enamelng upstairs; finely =
y decorated throughout open nickel
x plated plumbing; large basement with
y vegetable cellar, coal bin, etc.; hrst- :
y class heating plant; newest ventiiatlng J
X device; screens and storm windows, y
u barn for two horses, carriage shed, lot
= 46Xl2s to alley; sewer, water, gas, stone
y sidewalk. stone steps, stone walk
y around the house: nice lawn, and IN
" every way an up-to-date complete :
!: modern eight-room residence Although
u it will be offered for less than $5,oo
- we believe 1t to be worth s.. 400 II
= you desire any information about this
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u will send you q circular letter When
y it is to-be placed upon the market. we
u realize that only one person can get ;
y: this place, but we wish to nave every
y one who wants place OF this oescrlP-.
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FOR sALE-a5ss LoNGFELLow Av, SIX
rooms, large shed, we'll, cistern, lot 50x13o;
$1,000; very easy terms Byron & Willard, 20
9Th at S.
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DAVID c. BELL INVESTM ENT CO.,
No Ill Fourth St. S. s-.s
. 49, .- $1,000 s...!- .s,..e'.r

No. 1928 W 14th st and No 1869 Spruce place;
two good all modern residence, with fetal
monthly rental of $685. corner lot, 427@x1s2.
No. ss45 9th av $ new house of six rooms.
also room for bath; city water in kitchen;
complete and ready for occupancy; corner To-.
4sx1@7; part cash. 9 s1o5co monthly: .. j..
No. 1917 Stevens av; up-to-date modern resi-
dence Of II rooms and bath; open plumbing;
laundry, hot water heat, hardwood finish and
gas fixtures; new artistic decorations: house
alone cannot be duplicated for $4,000; good lot
and surroundings the e best 5sa y -
No. 22cs Lake st. newly painted house
of eight rooms, cellar we'll and cistern; lot
5ox1o0; city water and walk in front; part
cash, balance easy. so-o
No 1900 2eth st. neat eottags home OF 81; SIX
rooms, city water; rents TOT Slz; cornef LOU,
sewer water and st 81 soo walk
east sSS ass a1 Water and Walk
No. s1oe 18th av s; house of nine rooms :;
newly shingled and painted and in good con
dition; cellar and WE'LL east front lot, S7xl21;
city water. 5:
No 3435 Cedar av; house of seven rooms;
lot >txl25; city water and walk.
Call for our catalog Of real estate bargains.
So, 2O0-A GOOD INVESTMENT: THREE DE-
pair rent for s99 80, or will sell singly on
corner 10Th av s and 9th st.
s1,s0o-Very cheap for eight-room house.
east front. large lot, on 4th St N near Ssd
ss5o-Fine corner house and lot, near Queen
and 33d; a bargain.
s1,4oo each for one nine-room and ID :. one
aS8NSyss 5 -! ss2ES
H. E. LADD, 3o2-soa ANDRUs BUILDING.
For sale, some of the finest, up-to-date houses
| in city. Many not advertised. particulars al
wANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE OR
fat for the summer for three or four adults
will take the best Of care and pay small rent
| 500, Journal
RI E LADD. sO2 1903 ANDRUS BUILDING
II you have rents to collect, property to look
| after I make a speciality in this line; twenty
years of experience. Can save you MONEY
90 800 . 600 Q 9 oeeoe
Q FOR SALE-A NEW. STRICTLY ALL
o modern house, hardwood floors, up
stairs and down, sideboard and mantel,
| g full basement, with laundry; house Q
nicely decorated and all ready to move .
Q in; location, Grand av and Goth st; east q
o front; small payments down and bal
snSaag on e ~ 7Hnas sndsF s s
eseee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
! HALF PRlCE-MCDERN; ICCoE, EhGHl
rooms, hardwood open plumbing, improve
ments paid for, good condition. large trees
leaving city; must sell. Stack, 1923 Guaranty
| Loan building.
.::. -:
= 81, 200, 50x150, WITH MODERN EIGHT ::
!. room house and barn, walking dis :;
:. lance, on 14th av S; open plumbing, :
). porcelain bath, sewer connection, stone ::
:. walks gas, trees. Lots here are sell :
:. ing at $1,000; look over the improve ::
:. ments and-see If you can duplicate for :
So, 600: it's bargain. James c. Willard, ::
:. sos Phoenix.
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FOR RENTAL COTTAGEWooD, NEW,
furnished cottage; new design. Come out
Thursday or Saturday. Will be there. E.
H. Bass, Guaranty building. ---------
FOR RENT-AT BREEZY POINT, TEN
room cottage furnished; large shaded grounds
and ell-screened porches. See MI Barton.
near cottage. Good we'll.
sIx-ROoM COTTAGE, s60 NEAR SPRING
Park station; fine shore, trees and pasture.
Edmands 2119 Girard aV S.
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE
IMPROVED

IMPROVED -a-
w. A. BARNES & CO.. 800 so2 NlCOLI,ET
av. issue rental bulletin every Monday
Call or send for our New Real Estate Lists
R. D. CONE & Co, SIT GUARANTY BLDG
House, OF nine rooms, in good repair, nice
cellar, we'll, clstern, full lot. l57 feet 10 alley;
stone sidewalk, water main paid for, always
rented, SlSU. which is II per cent OF price Will
sell it for, Sl,50u. Sd st N, near 24th av.
r. D. CONE CO, SIT GUARANTY BLDG
81, 200-We can sell you a good eignt-room
nouse and barn, full lot. sSone walk; the
house alone cost 81 .60O; you can see this Is
snap; on 18th av 5, between 2Sth and 18th.
X. D. CONE & Co, Sl7 GUARANTY BLDG
$50 VIII buy small house and oulbpildings,
good we'll, with full lot: LIST ay and 18th st,
one blcck from car line.
,Drr, .,,,, 10c q No. Hen. Co. Abstract
ABSTRACTS lCo., 4. Phelps, Courthouse:
K. LEONE & CO, ST. GUARANTY BLDG
s., 900 is the low price for hrst-class house
and barn. full lot. all street improvements
paid Tor, gas, water, sewer all IN: the house;
place rents FOR $2l6 On I'd ay near Lake St
$1,000 TAKES NEAT ALL MODERN EAST
front nipe-room> house, with barn, in pleasant
location on North Slae; easy terms. Call ltll
Fremont av n. sd d.
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TIMBER -LANDs-s20 ACRES, PRICE
county, Wisconsin. six miles from railroad:
estimates furnished; price IS per acre. ,
A. D. EADS.
Guar nt1,h building
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255-ACRE FARM, IN OTTER TAIL CoUN-
meadow: some nice timber; close to Lutheran
and American churches; lots Of lakes; close
to store and schoolhouse; about six miles IRON
house. Large house and barn, etc. Sandy
loan soil and clay subsoil Some best farms
in state are in Otter Tail county. Only $50
per acre. Terms L. ]. Chadbourne, Phoe-
nix BUILDING .-.a '..
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HAVE YOU NOT HOUSE YOU WANT TO
rent? We cannot begin to supply the de-
mand ] can rent anything in the shape OF
building. T. a. Jameson, 2O2 Andrus bldg:
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE

| FARM LANDS-Contlnued.
BEFORE PAYING $50 PER ACRE FOR
| farms near Milbank, S. D., Investigate good
unimproved quarter at $40. Address owner,
| 2242-Q Tournal y
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WESTERN CANADIAN LANDS FOR SALE.
We are offering son:e very choice improved
farms for sale, cheap. and on easy terms; also
unimproved land in good districts at low prices
and good terms Mackenzie & Simonite, Nc
Intyre block Winnpeg
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81, 700 FOR 50 ACRES, HBNNEPIN COUNTY;
house four rooms two story; good barn, land ;
town Hassan, % miles from city; uortgaged
for $3.50; want equity in cash; owner lives on
the place; Is acres planted to corn, five acres
oats, three acres potatoes. five acres meadow,
three acres lake. 10 acres pasture, balance
wild land: last time advertised: land IN sec
ton IS, town $780, range 49, NJ. P. Hobart,
PhoeriY hIildinQ
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lO, 900 ACRES CLAY LAND, WITH LARGE
amount of hardwood; Sawyer county, Wis
consin; $3.50 an acre. 5000 acres, Aitkin
county, Hill Lake country; at wholesale, S.
and perhaps less. $4,000 acres, Cass county
at S. an acre. Best purchase Of the season
We buy, sell and exchange. What have you
to offer? NJ P. Hobart, Phoenix building
$40 ACRES TIMER LAND, NEAR DEER
river Itasca county; rich SOIL price So per
acre Bruner 223 I'd av S.
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$50 ACRES. ALL CULTIVATED, EASTERN
South Dakota. running water. black loan,
! clay subsoil; seven miles to station; this Will
| suit the most fastidious Iowan. F. ID. Dlbble,
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city and farm loans; building loans spe-
sialty. No delay. e. D. Brown. 1888 Lumber
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" 23Oa BUCHANAN ST. AN EIGHT Y
Y room house with barn and shed; dou- Y
e BILE corner, 75x1a2: fine lawn. shade Y
e trees, water sewer, stone walk; house "
y cannot be built for $500: both lots y
y worth $500 to $1,000: the party is non y:
8 resident and has left instructions for y:
ig US to dispose Of this at once for $4,000; Y
u would sell to reliable party on pay y:
y lnents; II you want a coy home in a y:
e nice neighborhood. near schools and all X
'E conyeniences, look this up.
" c.. A. CULST & CO., ~
e 100 4.h st s. y:
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REAL ESTATE--FOR SALE
Observation-Disclosures

FOR RELIABLE ABSTRACTS, CALL OF
the Title INSURANCE and Trust Co.
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see CLEAR PROFIT OF 1851 AT LIST
zoe January next in addition to the usual val
ees interest, may be made by putting Sl,Soo
now in The Savings Bank OF Minneapolis
Adam Hannah, treasurer, 107 4th st S.
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/ AM PREPARED TO BUY PAST DUE
farmers notes and judgments in large or
small lots for cash in North Dakota. o. w.
Kerr CooDerstoWn n D.
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= = - ST. ANTHONY PARK.
A most desirable residence, accessible to
either city at~one car fare; ten rooms, beau
tiful hardwood finish. expensive mantels,
plate glass windows. with all modern i'm
provements; large lawn, 225x150: fine shade
really beautiful home; furnished If desired.
22o5 scudder av Keys at 224o Langford av.
FOR sALE-155 ACRES, IL MILES FROM
city limits, to be sold in parts or whole,
cheap. Inquire 525 Emerson av n.
FOR sALE-NoTHINGl PLEA siANTER NOR
cheaper, considering beauty of location: 1881
Lake of the Isles boulevard. Will sell cot
tage to be removed or with lot.
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FOR RENTAL BREEZY POINT, TEN
room cottage, furnished; large shaded grounds
and well-screened porches. See Mr.. Barton
near cottage. Good we'll.
sIx-ROOM COTTAGE, $50, NEAR SPRING
Park station; fine shore, trees and pasture.
Edmonds, 211s Girard av S.
esssssee see essesess
. DAVID P. JONES & CO.,
o 200 Oneida Building.
The Minor Amusement Hall. situated
. beautifully on the lake shore at Elk.
. cesior, Lake Minnetonka, Is for rent
for the summer season. Besides a
good floor for dancing, 1t has bowl,
good condition. Can be rented for
.. reasonable price for the season
oosesesseeee~sesessseseeee
eight room cottage at Tonka Bay; running
water in kitchen; rowboat BY week, SIS;
month $50, season $40. Address 1926. journal.
LAKE COTTAGE FOR RENT-ExcELsIoR,
preferable to most lake fronts and rent only
half as high. c. H. Smith, at Hennepin
County Savings Bank. ----
: SEVEN-ROOM PLASTERED COTTAGE,
near Northland Inn. Wayzata; back ana md fr s1a
shade trees in yard. n. Martinson, real es-
tate, fire and cyclone insurance, Wayzata,
MINI.
Is ACRES, I120 RODS LAhE SttOtE, Sl,seV.
% acres, improved, house, orchard and straw
berries. 81, 800; 10 acres, good buildings d and
fruit 81, 500; IL acres, lake, $1,7e0 IL acres,
part in fruit, 5000; four good farms; cottages
for rent. Write or telephone j. E. Strangland,
Markville, Lake Minnetonka. -
LOT q. BLOCK 2, MARKVILLE; LARGO
lot and house, $500. ]. C. Oswald & Co., II
Washington av N. -.
FOR RENT-EIGHT-RooM FURNISHED
cottage at Birch Bluff, near WIldhurst; Ice
house filled; barn, screened porch, cellar, els
tern, rowboat, ample grounds, fine lake-shore
frontage; 10 minutes walk to station: P. r.
Swensen, 615 Bank Of Commerce building
THREE-RooM COTTAGE, LAKE CAL
houn and 32d st; furnished or unfinished.
for season Hickson, 1922 Guaranty.
FOR RENT-sEvEN ROOMS, FURNISHED:
fine beach, near Fairview station; price, sl1o;
one cottage, six rooms. furnished. and good
barn; fine beach; beautiful location, near
Fairview station; price. $50. Keys at Slo
Phoenix or Couch cottage at FairyieW
FoR RENT-sIx-RooM COTTAGE; SHORE
front, large grounds, fine location; near
Breezy Point Address 1922 Hawthorn ay.
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LOST-A POCKETBOOK CONTAINING
bills; reward for returning it to Roses drug
store. 30S Central aV.
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STRAYED-BROOD MARE, READY TO
drop colt; color bay, white hind leg and
white spot on fore leg; please notify j. R.
Olsen Minnehaha Park
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- JULIUS CROSSE CO., -
rs Boston Block, Minneapolis.
% o Q 0 . o 0 o o @

In the charming city of shakopee, Scott
county, Minnesota, all under high state Of
cultivation; good buildings; fine fruit trees
easy terms; Is miles from Minneapolis. Cali
or write. Do 1t to-day.
E. r. LAMBERT, #'H
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BONDS AND MORTGAGES FOR SALE.
Write or call for special circular.
MINNESOTA LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
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TO EXCHANGE, FINE NEW UPRIGHT Pr
ano for horse and buggy; will trade on cash
basis; must have rig at once. Address $500,
Journal
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FARM LANDS.
Polk county, Minnesota, section 11-15o-47
632 acres best valley land all under cultiva-
ton; high class improvements, worth 81, 500;
S1a miles from Crookston: price until June l.
s3S acre; terms. L. w. Pierce, 800 Century
building MINNEAPOLIS
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1920 FOR 50 ACRES GOOD LAND, WADENA
county; SIS per acre buys 120 acres. Dakota
county. is miles from MINNEAPOLIS and St.
Paul; 100 acres. all cultivated. IN Farming
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-COLLIE DOG, NAMED BENNlE,
dark color, neck, feet, nose, tip Of tail white;
small round collar on. Please return to
room l. 4l2 Nicollet av and receive reward.
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tail merchants, teamsters, boarding houses,
without security; largest business IN AZ prln-
eipsl cities. Tolulan. s2O New York Lie bldg.
sALARIED PEOPLE CAN OBTAIN MONEY
WITHOUT SECURITY.
LOWEST RATES AND CONFIDENTIAL
J. Also on Furniture, Pianos, etc.
WESTERN LOAN CO..
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T. A. JAMESON,
2O5 Andrus Building.

s15o, 600 TO LOAN, AZ TO PER CENT, ON
city property Title Insurance and Trust Co.
SPECIAL RATES ON LOANS OVER SIS, ON
diamonds and watches. Abeles. 24a Nicolslt.
INVESTMENTS-NET s PER CENT Sc
eurity two for one" Four farm mortgages,
s, 900 $500, $1,000, $4,000. Aldrich, 622 New
York Life building.
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MONEY TO LOAN; CURRENT RATES.
HECTOR BANTER & CO., 40 Guaranty bldg
AZ TO PER CENT MONEY. WITH THU!
ION before privilege to loan on improves
property in Minneapolis and ST. Paul. K. M.
Newport, 30S3ll Phoenix building, eo ith 81
MINI
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LAMOURET COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA
Large tract of land, from s. to 81 an acre;
Is a chance for you to speculate. Kidder
county, 900 acres at 1915 an acre. Bur
leigh county, 10000 acres at sa.75 an acre at
Wholesale Come in; get In on the ground
floor: double your money. NJ P. Hobart. :
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| Il, 900 ACRES WITHIN IL MILES OF ST.
Paul for $3.50 an acre: this don't seem rea-
sonajble but it is a fact here Is your chance;
| don't ever come around crying no chance to
make money, good chances all gone, are go
ing to the Klondike, California, Cuba, Texas,
Minnesota is no good. M. P. Hobart, Phoenix
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1 CAN LOOK UP LAND FOR YOU CHEAP
now; am on a trip: ask Yerxa Bros. about me-
L. c. Scott, Cooperstown, N. d.
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LOST-A CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL CLASS
pin. 1902. Return to H. L. Griffith, 222o Hen
nepin av. -.
LOST-FRIDAY, LADY'S GOLD WATCH
Can identify same by engraving. Finder
please return to Tribune counter or SO E
18th st for reward.
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WHERE YOU CAN GET READY MONEY
UPON DEMAND. IN A BUSINESS WAY, the
same as business men do OF their banks.
Private loans quickly made to responsible
persons on their own names; no advance
charges; courteous and confidential treatment.
GUARANTY INVESTMENT CO.,
&n7 n. Y Life bldg. \. w. Tel. Main 9o9 Il.
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TOUND-ONE BAY MARE. CALL AND
prove property and pay damages. 1928 18th
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HALF PRIcE-MCDERN HOUSE, EIGHT
rooms, hardwood. open plumbing, Improve
nents paid for good condition; large trees
leaving city; must sell. Stack, 1923 Guaranty
Loan building.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-02
sUAoR TRUST INVESTIGATION.
Committee viii Act on tho Line Of
TelIer's Resolution.

Washington. April .G-Thc Senate
committee on Cuba yesterday decided
to Institute ma investigation Into the
charge that the greater part OF the
present crop OF Cuban sugar II held by
the sugar trust OF this country, ms Ill.
!, ctcd by the resolution introduced In
the Senate by Mr.. Teller April i9th.
The action OF the committee was IN.
vorablc only to the first half Of the res
olution. which provides Tor mn inquiry
affecting the present holdings Of Cuban
sugar,
II was decided to strike out that por
tion OF the resolution requiring an IT.
vcstigntion Of the normal cost of max.
ing sugar In Cuba. and also into the
general question of reciprocity with
Cuba. The committee held that those
questions were always before the COM
mittcc and that to adopt that portion
OF the resolution would he equivalent
to instructing the committee to per.
form its ordinary duties.
A provision was added empowering
the committee to send for persons anI
papers and u subcommittee consisting
of Senators Platt Connecticut. Burn.
ham and Teller was appointed to hear
the testimony. Senator Platt announced
that It was his purpose to extend all
facilities to those making the charge
that the Cuban planters would not get
the benefit of the proposed reduction
in duties TO prove those charges. add
ing that he would do all In his power
to render the inquiry exhaustive.
The resolution was adopted and the
preamble upon which 1t is based fol
lows:
"Whcreas, 1t has been currently re-
ported that nearly the entire crop OF
Cuban sugar has been purchased and
Is now held by what Is generally
known ns the sugar trust. which is
the principal consumer OF sugar in the
United States, and that any conces
sions given to the raisers of cane sugar
In the island of Cuba. or any measure
intended for their relief by admitting
their sugar at reduced rates of duty in
to the United States. will only benefit
the said sugar trust, and that the Gu.
bans will receive no real benefit from
such concessions; and.
"Whercns. 1t is alleged that II large
number of citizens of the United
States have acquired large holdings of
cane-producing lands in Cuba and are
now especially urging the reduction of
duty Oh sugar, under the claim that
such reduction will benefit the people
of Cuba, therefore. be 1t
"Resolved, that the committee on re-
lations with Cuba be and hereby is
directed to make an investigation as
to the truth of such charge and to re.
port to the Senate"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-02
convlets Plead for Pardon.

Following is n list OF the fifteen ap-
plications for pardon filed to come be.
fore the state board May I'd:
Postponed cases:
Alex. Moore, sentenced from Lake
county, October 10. 1901. to serve from
ten to twelve years for attempt to muir
Ter.
Charles Cornish. Pueblo county,
Sept. 2S, 1900. for from three to five
years for grand larceny.
Jose Lnbote. Rio Grande county,
April Goth, from three to three and
one-half years for grand larceny.
David II. Mackley and John Mack
ley. Weld county, Nov. %, 1900, for
from eight to ten years for larceny Of
live stock.
]. 4. DcAIoss. Peublo county, June
;. 1901 for from three to five years
for embezzlement.
Martin Bacon, Bent county, April II,
1900, for from four to eight years for
voluntary manslaughter.
Charles +. Colcord, Arapahoc county,
April @, 1901, for from one and one.
half to two years for larceny of stock.
James Brennan. Chaffee county, Sept.
30. 1856, for life for murder.
New cases:
James Melvin. Weld county, Nov. 1S,
1899, for from five to ten years for lar
ceny of stock.
Harry Smith. Mesa county, Oct. II,
1900. for from two to five years for
burglary.
Angelo Silver. San Miguel county,
Dec. 5, 1900, for from three to five
years for assault to murder.
William A. Dyer. sentenced from El
Paso county, May 1S, 1900, for from
three to six years for burglary.
Il. NJ. Deputy, Pueblo county, March
Z, 1890, for from seven to nine years
for assault.
Joseph Parry, FL Paso county, March
Z, 1S99 for life for murder.
Jacog Zweifel, Arapnhoe county,
Sept. 3, 1901, for from twelve to thir.
teen months for burglary and larceny.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-02
MoFFAT is SURE TO BUILD.
So Says Mr.. Cable Of the Rock Island
Company.

Chicago, April 2T.-"Tlic Denver 4
Northwestern railroad will certainly be
built" This is what X. II. Cable,
chairman of the Rock Island. said yes
terday on his return from an extended
visit 10 the West.
Il did not say. MS quoted in Los An
gcles papers," continued Mr.. Gable,
.that the Rock Island was going to
not the fact. | became familiar with
the facts regarding the Denver X
Northwestern. however. and you can
state that 1t Is II fact that d. II. Mof-
fat has got the money to build the
road. and that he il goilig to build 1t as
fast us he can. When completed 1t
will connect with Senator Clark's new
Los Angeles-Salt Lake City line, thereby
making n splendid new coast conncc-
ton for the Rock Island and the Bur-
lington."
Mr.. Cable stated that if the road was
being built forthe Rock Island. or would
be later taken over by the Moores, he
was unaware of the fact. Railroad
men In the West. however, would not
be surprised II the Denver n North
western were Rock Island project,
with view of giving that road sum
mer as well as n winter route to the
Pacific coast. 1t Is said that the Ell
Paso line would not be exceedingly
popular during the summer time, when
passengers will seek the northern
routes to the coast. With a northern
route, however. the Rock Island would
be AS strong a factor as the Southern
Pacific, II not. stronger.