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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-27
THE CITY'S BUSINESS
F. A. Karpe Made Chief Of the Fire Department=-=Our
Fire Department Freely Discussed by the Board.
People Pine Want the Waste Water Nuisance ad and
Chestnut Bridges to Be Rebuilt City Paying Heavy Dis
counts on City xarants-A. N. Jackson Files His
Monthly Bill Street Commissioner

1t was fifteen minutes Of nine when the
honorable body got itself together last
Friday night Mayor. Swink was absent
and pro tenn Mayor Smith was tardy.
A petition from the fire department,
asking for the appointment of F. A. Karpe
as chief Of the department was read.
On motion of Aid. Hiokox the council
proceeded to elect Mr.. karpe.
Fred Cheek asked for building permit
for addition to dwelling on 18th street.
|. DENIES asked for permit to put a
second story on his carpenter shop in
rear of Odd Fellows hall. The petition
was referred back for further informa-
ton as to location and construction.
Aid. Daring wanted to know If per-
/ mission had been given the builders Of the
warehouse on Maple street to occupy
half the alley space with platform. He
was told they had not.
Aid. Kennedy reported for the fire de-
partment committee that the boys of the
department would like to have the city
compensate them as members to an
amount sufficient to buy suit OF clothes
during the year. and also to pay one half
the rent of room near the fire appara-
.us SO that some Of them could be con-
veniently at hand in case of fire. He
spoke in support of giving the boys what
they asked, in order to keep them inter
ested in the department.
Aid Daring suggested that provision
OF the fire bylaws should forbid the use
of liquor by any member of the company
during the progress of a fire.
AID Kennedy said the city ordinance
had clause to that effect
Aid Hall said he believed that the
council was ready to do whatever was
reasonable to make the department eff
cent. But it was talked of at the last
reorganization of the fire company that
the matter of fire protection was a mat
ter Of mutual interest to our citizens, and
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-27

its fling was passed.
Aid. Daring said he had boon called on
by residents OF Pine avenue to inspect
that street, and 1t was in deplorably
bad condition. owing to waste water, and
needed draining. He suggested how a
few culycrts and some filling in Of the
street would greatly improve that thor
oughfare.
Aid. Hall said it would be good thing
for the town to provide for and take
some Of the waste water coming on TO
the town site from the outlying country.
II was useful and needed in the town a
good deal of the year and should be
saved.
Aid. Daring said that was all right. but
some of the water on Pine street was
waste water from town users.
A motion to leave it to the street and
alley committee was made. The motion
carried.
Aid. Daring said there were two bridg-
es over the Rocky Ford ditch that badly
needed fixing on Chestnut and Walnut
avenues. If the city was not going to
put in iron bridges these must be repaired
at once with wood.
Aid. Hall wanted to know If few
more stringers in bridge would not OBJ
yiate the need of trusses and the placing
OF the bridge SO high above the street
level. He moved that the street and
alley committee be authorized to make
needed repairs. Carried.
The clerk read communication from
Cullen g. Walters claiming compliance
with an agreement of the city to furnish
water to certain land in compensation for
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-27
the reservoir site.

the reservoir site.
City Attorney Beall said he had been
been examining claim made in this COM
munieation. but was not prepared tc
report
Aid. Hall asked II any crop was being
grown on the lands for which this water
was asked.
Street Commissioner Deweese stated
there was not The matter was referred
to the city attorney for advice.
A freight bill to pay for car Of pipe
raised the question of the diseounting oi
city warrants. but no remedy was found
and an order was given for So discoun,
on this freight bill.
A. M. Jaekson's account for salary as
street commissioner during the month OF
May was read and laid on the table.
Aid. Daring said that Mr.. jackson was
not now doing any work for the city.
A number Of other small claims were
allowed and the council adjourned.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-27
ROCKY FORD COLORADO. FRIDAY. JUNE q, 1902
GOOD NEWS FOR
PROPERTY OWNERS
New Life TO be Put Into the Fire
Department. to be
Elected Tonight.

The fire boys will meet tonight under
the direction OF the new chief. F. A.
karpe. for the election Of their other
other officers. A captain and foreman
for each OF the trucks, hose cart and
hook and ladder. will be chosen. The
boys have rented. on their own RESPONSE
bility. the two rooms en- suite in the front
corner OF the Reoker block and will fur
nish them-one for general meeting
room for the department members and
the other as sleeping room for four OF
their number. who will thereby be near
a, hand for duty when fire alarm Is
given.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-27
WHAT is The USE.

of suffering from Indigestion If you e9t
what you want. or of starving yourself
to avoid such distress? Acker's Dyspep.
sia Tablets taken after eating viii digest
your food perfectly and free you from
all the dlsagrecabe symptoms Of indi.
like nj any time and take an Acker
Tablet afterwar1. Positively gunran,teed,;; gs,,,, 4;
yo,I nre not satisfied. Write to us for
> free sam!e. w. II. Hooker & Co.. Buff
falo. N, Y.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-27
For Sale.

One wel-bred, handsome four-year-
old roadster stallion-a fine saddle horse.
This colt has taken first premiums at the
Rocky Ford fairs in the roadster class
each year since weaned. Is well trained.
spirited and gentle.
Also. one Milburn wagon with combi-
nation wagon box. beet bed and hay
frame. New last fall and used but little.
Will be sold for what wagon alone would
cost. r. b. Bolles.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-27
Call Mt the Enterprise office tor
Printing,

We sell the greatest of blood puri-
fiers. Ackers Blood Elixir. under u
positive guarantee. Ii will cure all
chronic and other blood poisons. If
you have cruptions or sores on your
body, or are pale, weak or run down.
1t is just whnt you need. We refund
money If you are not satisfied: Doc
and S1.OO. For sale by Hereford "
Award
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-27

Special June Sale Of Fine Millinery.
commencing June q and ending June
so, at Miss Ella Cline's, second floor.
Price g. Lance's store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-27

For Sale, low Phaeton, upholstered in
leather. Has seen some little use but in
first-class condition. Inquire at Enter
prise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-27

Some Farmer subscriber can have the
date on his address slip advanced by
bringing load Of hay. Call first and
make a deal lest some granger of quicker
action has supplied the want
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-27

At Stauffer's Meat Market will be
found the very choicest of all kinds of
fresh meats.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-27

The editorial excursion to Cripple Greek
last week had distinguished guest.
Baron Max Won 0ppenheim. imperial
German counsellor Of tho legation at
Cairo. Egypt. The Baron is in the United
States for the purpose Of studying the
questions OF irrigation and railways. He
build a railway from Canstantinople TO
the site of ancient Babylon and TO irrigate
the barren wastes which surround the
ruins of that wicked capital Of olden
times
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-27

Chief karpc is quite enthusiastic over
tho prospects Of good fire department,
under the now regime that is to be inaug-
ura,ed this evening. He would like to
have our young men manifest their in
tercst in tho organization and hopes to
have our business mon Interested to tho
es,en, Of helping ,hom to obtain somo
items OF eauipmen, for their work. such
as uniforms and the like. 1t Is certainly
an undertaking tina. all property owners
are Interested in seeing made successful
and efficient. The now chief. appointed
by the council las, Friday night will do
his part. lie; everyone give him help
ing hand. IL no. by becoming fireman
then encouraging those who do ioin.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-16

an unnecessary confession. for they had been identified by their victims They Implicated Sloan, who they said had put inc notion of forgery in their minds They did not know bank check rom a pro.cs verbal but Sloan had some Knowledge oI benl.in,-. He had ;i small at count in the Mesa bank and had a cheek book. They said sloan told them that any man who knew how to write Wda q fcol to work. ilo took them to a deserted house near Mesa and gave them some preliminar. in strUc,ions in the banking business.
 He showed thom how checks were drawn. This course in banking covered two nights and at the end oi the se7- sion Ellsworth and Daly could not only readily distinguish a check from $ tWo-hoIse blow, but they were able ,a draw Up the a6ortlors which they put of on the Phoenix merchants. They thought they had a firm hold upon the world. tail and were pulling down niu. They did not dispose oi all the checks, for Cn their way home from Phoenix they got t. thinking that this "ay Of making money W&s, if not fa!lnious, tt least reqrehensi6le They burned up the checks that U-are left and took t. jhe hills. They were arrested soon after their return to Mesa.
 The greater part Of the day in court WAS spent in setting cases for trial or continuing them for the term. The water eases of :. l.. He1shaN vs. the s'1It River Valley Canal comp1ny and John A. LstscrdinS vs. the Maric3Ya Canal company were set for t-icl 1Iay 70. Several o.le. similar cases against ,hc Y3rious canal coE:pauies were coa- ti-Gci for the ,el'iI.
 Tn dNcr,o oGse Of Sicnia Robinson ". Charles S. Robinson yt.s began. T ;.- .'l~iltiu' is Ve.y- attract: yo,1.s woman. Her grievance vas Erest and c-mr!cSted. See caid that she came t3 Phoenix tive years ago and became acqu1irted with Eobinson. who was d miner and prospeCtor. They- were ca- GaGed u be married and Robinson ..clt to Chsy cune. lie sent for her a seai "So Iost August. She joined nfn at Cheyenne and they were married. Nha nIst week was q happy one. but tGri1e, tho s-eenI week Robinson told Ee,' about a Wol7an named I>-.,tce. who lived in the tenderloin. One night hc said Ec vas going tc see Beatrice and when his wife remo1stv2,eI ..ith
Arizona republican., 1902-04-16
FOUR INDUCEMENTS
And Other Rusiness in District Court
 Yesterday.

The G:'oId jTry subr.itte0 its report yesterday af.arnoQn, returning rsul ir- dict.-nLs, enc against each Charles Sloan and William E!ewcrta. alias Ecr. Carpenter. and t;-1i against lsu- gene Daly. aiiaG Carl toster. all Ior forgery. one charge agains, Ellsworth was ignored.
 Abcat the mtdGie o1 i@gt fall Bis vol t. and Daiy. the former calling himself Eert Carpenter, and the latter Carl Foster, cane 10 town and oGa.aI at inc stores O T. ". Tnay-r Oscar Lcchlsr and the Boston store. checke for Gmo,ats ranging from &.5 u :iG iu e,lC har-c for goods. THe checks ,.a4 r drawn CT the Mesa ban: md had tle signature Of \. U. NoQueal :ltf,h-3. or rather the name O. \. C. Atc,5r -gl. They admitted that hir. Nc,lu7ea. "hJ was not then in tne country, had not signed The checks. trt they r..i3 ,lis Soa- Donald Nctlueou. had done e. The ,hec Is were Crs1tn in tn. ,-,ost awkward manner -nd it iaauiruI something Of cuiomrrcial i,ra~j1atiol t1 recognize them "s checks. but they passed all riSEt. D9iy and Ellsworth went away laden Witl merchandise and each and ig Was several days be- fore suspicion wos turned in their Gi- rcution.
 u length they Were arrecteI and a confinement e a couple Of days in jail made them communicative They ad- mitted that they had issued the checks,
Arizona republican., 1902-04-16

hila he h1ockel her down. lie went out and she followed hir1 at . dis tancc and saw him enter ! hou1e il the teaGerlcin. She waited 1n him and hen he did rot come she went homo. Robinson returned in the morning, and when his vie reproachad him lie knocked her down again and then told Ter that he and Beatrice were goi-l5 to Los Angeles. She saw them get on the train that night and she returned lo Phoenix.
 Judge Kent questioned Mrs. Kob:n- 1an very closely. She was lacking n eo:rcborative proof. The only evidence il support Of her testimony was one witness, who testified t,lat she went 10 Cheyenne to set married and came pack two weeks later with a black eye.
 There was an adjudication of the pc tticn Of Otto Walter ia voluntary osn}1rdptcy. There were nc assets of any character, but indebtedness to the mount Of about $3.500. The petitioner merely wanted to start squarely with Ae world again.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-16
Towels

At this time of year enc of the vely essential details in every household is Q goodiy supply Of towels. After an e,;!silirating bath O. course cones the most pleasant fe.,ture-a gooI ru0 down. and W hat i5 more annoying than to have threa 3barc tc..el about hal: heavy enough CT half large enough u give the pleasant glow SO much to be desired after the plunge.
 Our new line Of towels for sum :ccr Use has just arrived and com I.isos all the kinds most sought aIte~.
 Genuine Turkish Towels, 15c, 20c, z5c, 57c. 50c, 15c, $1.C0, $1.50.
 Huck Towels, 1oc, 121zc, 15c, 2oc, 25c, See. 15c and $1c0
 Dan&sE Towels 15c 2oc, 25c, 35c, 5.c, 7-o, $1-0o, $1.25, $1.59, $2.09
 Turkish Eath Cloths. from 5c ID. TUrl-,sA Bath Sheets, $i.50 and g. We also carry complete line of :,i1ss to"-e!;ns, di7h towe!inE and nand ,oWeiins fer rollers
 Ne make speciality cf supplying Der towels, etc, Tor cafes and no-
Arizona republican., 1902-04-16

The Presbyterian ladies have proven their ability to entertain. No question remains as to the quality of pro sramme if they are the responsible ones. Their literary and musical e,.- tegtainment Thursday evening is one of their special efforts.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-16

Mrs. Judge Street and others CT Phoenix leading society people have secured boxes for box parties at the re- cital Thursday evening.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-16

Phoenix people know what to expect Thursday evening from Mrs. CiilIum. Her reputation as an elcoutionist can not be excelied.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-16
IaE REFUTAII0N 1Enc. .I,HalRl

.ts au educated HOO Succey ysfuI s5soeci t&C IS thoroughly fstHbliShc His r-!iHbi4i- t. lair dealiiiG. e+1i and Prpgre SSivrp-s. are iGIy acSnOv-led .. Don't e--oeri1-le-lt. In~12r- IT hiDoaTI succoICs ln ca-es tEat hsl;ie ordlnnry phYsi, lHrS. Dcn'r fo,l Witu -e. rIc bets "r tr.atra. n. be sam pie and trlal nsckageS- Shuu nivctrn-reiical Gevlc- s .ir. llJ no; inoHige in such IuisieAGiug pr1Do-i- I0hS- U you 60 yOpr rOndjIion will bu worse 1hst -ad of h'-'-e-. I -reet eacb rHSe by lreelf, not by M sob lot system f st aecurdta,v esref- then apHiyug the most effective remedies. lf our "ise he in"urahl.- 70 will be tnit $,
 Ii curhb'e. science. rIiiII and expert. nee Will insure yo"T rrcOv-JY, ! make spsc1alty ot sexual physiology. Inous- 5.iiCS Ol com c1TA ". y 70 iuS men ne broken u""" by phy5Ic&i weak .esS and dec4y- Sirn cuSs.s csn bc cured The general t.ra.f.- c. c-iilr"uon oi tacu'ties and cannot "ccnm
 oilSh V hat he >t ti'i'1tl -pecIHiiSt c-n. HIood p0i4on, with syVhIliIi. coHditi0ue. brluciu.. WIin II all tGnt Is destructive 0 inc human stStem, c4n he cTlIed without Injurious rugs Ny method ls f4ut Cl the best tJi- -pe7n specialists Marter re>uIts are seen lu H few CasS fuS nlOHd. sHiris tiSSt-S and
 flesh gro restored. u9tions, uicarati.ns etc. r' pi6 " disappear a.'i the pafi soon feel. Il5- ? new men. OAuEer $ ahead il you 'i--glt'''t slerflc STcri+i freq i'm. mt The long CT y0H watt the mo doubtful your cG.e be inme$ uEu' nt leSt yOI become pF vsirailv wrecked Home rraatnns t may be nsd in ror'e eases though -t IS ".crai!y ae~ ra tsi.- To have lt i"aSr siUg'e rersou-l interview
 Wher you cannot, "ve-y detail Will be cn fii'- ly lnokcd into. ConSnitatieu strict Y Coutider- tial and free All medicines will b. sent ac- cnrGing to directions. Address crmmuuic:,- tioES to Hibba'd EgildinP, Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-16

There is no fiuctuation in the price of wild oats.-Philadelphia Record
Arizona republican., 1902-04-16

The dead language don't appeal to the real live man.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-16

E. reGuase there will he q few rows reserved seats fer the recital Thurs .lT eVe4ins. The usual ticket can be char;-=d 1cr reserved seat tickets at ,Ge Opera HcGse Thursday.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-16

IL-1- c0 cur al. ald take look at i,. HgrtNcN & 1IaIuaker.
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TRACING BACK BLUE $1,000"

There SO much blue blood In the world after all
who are always IN
into the past
European rulers Here
q found
his horse He belongs to the house
Of In
amount OF horse
flesh nd lobby.
iohenEocrn Hurgrave Of a
city ssHmund about $4,000 ana
Bandenbug The debt paid
mortgage tiohnEolen establishing
I al
more territory nd in ~
of tohenzolern. which sprung present kaiser,
his ancestor caring
10 "A
granddaughter
Chancellor Clarendon who
mar a
all Japan lie Is
family the
n. NebuchahncEaar.
ALL u bowling
grcat
3 a d
by hiH forts.
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ARM ACHES

ALTON. m. April 7.--Charies Fld.
ridge 81 Alton IL golng 20 dig up his
amputAtsd arm 81 the city cemetery
because he thinks u IL not laying
straight IN It's little coffin. Several
weeks ago f.ldridge went through an
operation ~ the hospital and Ms left
arm was Hmputatcd on account OF
blood poisoning
Nov that the wound h about heal
81 IldridEe says that he can feel hls
fingers clinched. and the palm in the
arm IL something terrible.
The member Is buried In the city
cemetcry. and tEldrtdRe is going out
tohhe graveyard and dig up the iit
tle coffin and see II the undertaken
did not double the arm when he pat
u ~ the box. The man IL confident
that he viii find the fingers bent and
pinchef In the box. and thinks that
laying the arm straight In the box
VIII end all 81 HIS pain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-07
BAD NEGRO


BIRMINGHAM. Ala. April -
Advlces received here yesterday
from Tuacumbia. Ala. tells ~ n
t"rce nKht that took place IN an at.
tempt 70 arrest WIN Reynoldn. a
firiUian negro mo had been charw.
~ with obtaining mere hnndiHe un-
der false prcteuses. sheriff casa
way aud his deputy. VIII CnsaaMay,
attempted 10 make the arrest. on
approaching the house, and when
80 yards distant Reynolds opened
IRE. morthlly woundinx both ON
GERS
Assistance came. and battle fol-
lp#fd. Before the house In which
kfyunld waN harficadrd was burn
cd, Hugh Jones' and Bob Wallace
were killed y. A. Prnut fatally
wounded. and Robert Payne. James
finnHF, Robert Patterson and Jesse
Davis seriouFiy wounded. Tho ne.
gre used a. chliher rifle. and was
an uurfrlnF mArkamnn. lie gnaIi,,
TEL. Fiddled with bullets. and M
body wac thrown into the burning
building. from which he had retreat,
"d when driven ont by the narnea
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GOES TO
THE EXPO.

WAEnISGToN. y. g.. April T.
President Roosevelt Was kept busy
during the early hours - the fore
noon receiving visitors who called
on business or simply 20 pay their
respects before the departure - The
presidential party for Charleston,
scheduled Tor 20 o'clock this AZ
tsFuoon The party makes the trip
over the Southern railway, which
has placed AZ its disposal one ~ the
finest trains that ever left Washing
ton.
In addition to the president and
Mrs. Roosevelt. the party includes
Miss Carew. J X Oracle. Secretary
Root, Attorney General Knox. Mlss
Knox. Secretary wilson. Secretary
1urirlqnu. Assistant Secretary
Loeb. Mr.. Loeb. Or John r. Wise.
Commander W x. Cowies. cot T.. n
Brown, ~ o. I.aifn and Murai HaI
Htcd and chaM. A Cottsriii owing
20 tbs press ~ public bus ueRs. the
president plans 10 return 70 wash.
inEtun Saturday
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SHALL PARKS BE RESPECTFULLY

yesterday
attendance visitors
rookrro
immortality
a. a
question tho police
respectable
% claarea darepuiabo FesottsT'
be either the other parks
he ONCE
Inlquty which showing
ndcrioin.
tons by being all
parks respectable dssAbis
for and old.
Now the Tor the authorities
drive indecney ana immortality Washington
for ali
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an EXCELLENT PROJECT. INDEED
rs nns sehams

e
a
be postage
a
Later information il greatly
ppexed finding much desirable material which
why mott Of
the adorumeu of ea7 make
attractive ~an they
Men
licking admit
that pride
~ n consequence
before. upon
thsn a cent the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-07
NOT HEREDITARY I

BERLIN. April Tn a report Il
the reichetaE. physicians, nnalyzlns
1900 cases, agree that cancer Il not
hereditary but that 81 f. prabahiy
contagious. certainly IN certain dis.
uicis where rpidemics rceur. II does
not affect plants. but animals MAY
be Infected by Il. The government
VIII establish research department
for experiments In treatments. Re.
stdeH the governments budget. i50.
90 marks has been donated by pri-
Naie sources 20 carry on the work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-07
CITY HALL

Margaret Sullivan has filed a claim
ln the city clerks Office FOR $3.50 dam
ages she claims has been done 20
her property at 3iS Fifth avenue by
the establishment OF a contaRiun hos
pital there. She says that since the
establishment Of the building her
roomcrs have left her house and she
has been damaged In the sum named.
number Of property owners re
siding on Twenty third avenue be-
tween fesler way ana Terrace street.
have filod with the city clcrk "a roe
monstrancc 10 petition which has
been filed against the approving of
the assessment roll Of the Twenty
third avenue sewer The remon-
STRANGE has 10 signatures ana the
HiRncrH state that the sewer g. "a
becnht TO the property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-07
MASONS MEET

MILWAUKEE, wis. April sew
eral hundred prominent MasonH from
various parts ~ the state are IN
Milwaukee for the fortfeth annual
convncAtion ~ Wisconsin consistory
OF the Ancient and Accepted Scot
tish Rite MaHonH. Valley ~ Milwau-
kce. which began today and will con-
tlnue On session through the greater
part ~ the wee. The opening SEES
sion was held Ia the Masonic temple
this afternoon by the Wisconsin
Lodge ~ Perfection.
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GREEK DAY

NEW YORK, April T. Today g.
the independence day" ~ the
Greeks. the anniversary 81 the defeat
Of the Turks, April =. 1891. which re-
suited in 8rrcian Independence. and
e. being observed by HclleurH in vv-
cry part ~ the world. The Greek
colony ~ New York held exercises ia
various public halls on the lower east
side. which were lavinhty decorated
with Greek flags and emblems. The
most Important festival was held a.
an Greek church. where high mass
was celebrated and national anthems
ana patriotic addresses made hy
prominent Greeks 81 the city
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DERAIlE

LANSING. Mich, April IAN
enstbound Grand Trunk train was
drrhiind while passing through Nil
let's, seven miles west az this city.
Dy tempered switch yesterday.
Abran HrunHtine ~ Chicago wns
Killed. Five other passengers were
more or less Injured
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0Oub g Sailing

The steamships city OF Seattle aud
city or Topeka sail ut o'clock to-
night for Southeastern Alaska. Tho
Topeka takes a fun cargo OF can
merry supplies for the Taku Cnnncry
Of the Pacific Packing and Naviga-
ton oCmpany. ana other canneries
In the vicinity besides 100 Chinese
fishermen for the same country.
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63 DOCTORS

WASHINGTON. y. g.. April -
Examination Of applicants for APP
poiutmrutH as assistant surgeons In
the army were resumed by the med
iCal board to-day. and win continue as
Ions a. there are applicants 90 be
examined. There are now 50 vacan-
Giles IN the medical corpa and the
surgeon general r. deairnus OF fliing
them with a high class Of medical