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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-12-18


N@l with playing the role %
SM1YA the 'Lone STAR" offered
2H herself with her broad
nz%SNM domains, to the United
%S(2@E9 States, and was accepted.
The next year difficulty
arose with Mexico as to the owner
ship of strip of land between the
Merces and the Rio Grande, coded to
Texas in 1924 by Santa Anna.
Santa Anna denied the claim, de-
clared it was wrung from him when
ne was a prisoner and his life threat
ened, therefore not valid
Polk, a man of great energy and
iron will, was president of the Uni
ted States; upheld by the democratic
party he sent troops under Gen. Fay
Tor to secure that strip of land-if
need be, at the lannon's mouth.
There were secret instructions to
provoke war if possible.
The Texans, remembering the mas
sacre at Goliad, remembering the
Alamo, "Thermopylae had her mes
sengers Of defeat, but the Alamo had
none" hated the MeXicans, especially
the treacherous Santa Anna.
Taylor, carrying out his instruc-
tions, built fort opposite Malta
moras. This had the desired effect.
The Mexicans were incensed, crossed
the river and fought at Palo Alto.
American blood spilled upon Amer1-
can soil! The Rubicon was crossed
when Taylor passed the Rio Grande
and war was declared. The MeXicans
disputed the advance of the Ameri-
cans step by step. At convent in
Churubusco the national guard, most
ly HidaIgos, 800 strong, made a brave
defense against a force Of 5000 men.
There was no surrender, but the CON
vent was taken-a' fight memorable
for the answer, become historic of
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-12-18
business Nnt P1easurc

'Why, Mabel, you've passed two dry
good stores without even looking at
them"
what of it? I'm not shopping to-
day. I'm going to buy something"
Chicago American.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-12-18

Mr.. Hall c a i n e
and "Tody" Ham
iltOn!
II a IN j | t o n is
about As years of
age; he has been
famous for half
that time. Bar
mum found him;
he is still with
the big show"
His feats of press
agentship are ia
nous in the pro-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-12-18

Thanksgiving past, Christmas close
at hand, the coal scarcity yet 1nre-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-12-18
Hall Caine is Different.

Hall Caine is different; naturally.
He takes himself seriously; Hamil-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-12-18
An Institutional ChurcI

A church of different kind is DR.,
Rainsford's. DR.. Rainsford is a big.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-12-18

"Tody" Hamilton and Hall Cnine.
The two finest press agents that
ever crossed the sea are now in New
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-12-18

The Ethical Culture MOVEMENT.
One of the most interesting men in
charity work is DR.. Felix Adler, head
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-12-18

ACK in 1915, Texas, weariej
with playing the role %
the 'Lone STAR offered
herself with her broad
domains, to the United
States, and was accepted.
The next year a difficulty
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-12-18

t b a n elonl1enne
Evening star., 1902-04-12
FOR REM. HOUSES.
f0E TENT-BY wESCOTT & WILCOX,

T & WILCOX,
ms. ave.
1922 Goth, Ar, w. 10. 80
OFFICE ROOMS.
iS2-Is6 La ave. heated
rms IS, $40, $3.50, so
FLATS
1871 Goth. Or, b. I'd a. 80. 90
1871 10th, list fl. 6r. b. 40. 90
1907 Pa av.5r, b. heat 35. so
$40 2ist. 4r,b, mi. 80. 90
$50 Goth, 4r, b, MI. 1880
FURNISHED.
lT35 z, i5r. stm ht.$t15- 90
1915 10th, 1ir, 2b. $50. 90
STORES.
1919 14tk, 1r. eel. W 80. so
l337-59 sd. fge rm. 35. 90
$50 oath. .2r&sto. w.g.1S.0O
STABLES.
1912 G. Is, ,ch,l.w.g.$i6.o0 90
l311 E, b, Ar. ", IS, wr.12.50
I142 18th. IS. wr.i.w.f2.5U
I16 10Th, b. 3s. wr,l W. 1000
522 9Th. ~, WI, W. 1000
lS29-3l L, 5r. w.....7.W
ZIP II, 2s, We. W. 900
Evening star., 1902-04-12
MARTIN BROS.
1928 PA. AVE. NV.
MARYLAND FARM.

DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY NEAR
SILVER SPRINGS. Md:
Beautiful country place; PIN acres good, rich
land; high elevation; ON good pike; 1K miles east
Of Sligo: 90 Minutes walk from electric cars;
10-room dwelling; wind mill; hot and cold water,
bath and closet; large harm and outhuildngs:
abundance Of fruit. shade, lawn; porches ali
sides Of dwelling; less thnn hours drive from
city; property must be seen to be appreciated.
This property will be sold at sacrifice II sold this
month. Price and terms
IT MARTIN RROS
Evening star., 1902-04-12

FOR RENT-BY THE YEAR-AT KENSINGTON-
ROOMS; $1S PER MO.
Evening star., 1902-04-12
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-ON BETHESDA r. R.
n-R0OM DWELLING, WITH 10 ACRES, ON
THE BETHESDA ELECTRIC ROAD; ONE OF
THE BEST LOCATED SUBURBAN HOMES
NEAR WASHINGTON.
Highest point between Washington and Rock
vile. This Is 4 most attractive property: 2O
fruit trees; ice house and other improvements;
offer this property at q price that makes II fpvit-
ing. Terms liberal,
Evening star., 1902-04-12

For Sale
One Of the most attractive homes in this town
large grounds; fruit and shade; furnace heat
fine water; rare opportunity to secure n home al
low price and on easy terms.
W. NJ. TERRELL
1t With B. H. Warner Co 9I6 ST
Evening star., 1902-04-12

1907 Pei
1902 Vtav.12r.3b. .clsS3. .33
"a Goth. .ilr, ,3b. mi. .55. 81
2p3I II, Tor. b. eel. mi. 40. 60
al 18th, i0r. b. 81. mi 4o.50
1892 +. llr, b, Gel. mi 10 50
e14S r. Or. b. Gel. mi 81 so
1jl1 2Sth. .Tr, b, ,cl. mi 35. 80
23l7-23I9 Pa ay. Or.
b. eel. mi .....3 IS. 80
S10T y, Tor. b. mi. .35. so
213T h. sr.b. eel. mi 30. so
GIL 23d. Sr. b. eel. mi 81. 80
1Oo2 26th Or. b. .cl. mi. q. 50
2SA+ Y. or, ,b.cel. mi. Is. so
172O f, Or, b. mi. %. so
Oh 23d. 7r. b. mi. .2O.5O
2O23 l. Sr. W. ...---16.0 90
25OI X. Sr. 1850
p l'efrees, 6r. b.mi Is. 30
IIi6 I'D. 5r. 1880
ST. eIth. jr. w....I5.3O
2b22 II, Or, w.. 1900
106I So 3Uth. 5r, eel. wl2- so
1T2S f. 5r. w.-..-.i3- so
sI3 "1st, 6r,b.w....12-5 80
12+S 9TH. 4r. w.. 1870
aDfpff
Evening star., 1902-04-12

FOR RENT
NV. 31S Pa av, 22r, fSw, 915 Md av Or b. Is so
B. per annum. II, 100 90 SW, 21t 3D. $50
NV, 1909 9th. lar, 2b 63 .S3lSW, 2O1 II, 6r.. $50
NV. 2027 l9r. 2b 90 90 lSW, 922 Va ay. #. 80
NV, 1119 u. 11r, b. 80. 90 SW, 300 NJ Ar 10 80
NV. 1873 8. Or. b. .5O.00iSW, $40 3D. 5r.... 1000
NV, l332 z. 10r .45 90 SW, 1918 Union. 6r. 80
NV, 1850 W, l0r, b. 4o. .50iSW, 427 sth, Sr. 800
NV 1888 Core 81, b35. NE. 1101 Fla nvS b27 90
NV. 3211 U 7r b. $50 NE, AZ Myrtle 6r B. 10 -
NV, 5213 U 7r b. .35. Sc. 931 Ga av, 7r. IA 90
NV, 14lS 11th Or b. .3055 Sc, 929 Ga ay, 6r. 200
NV 1884 r. sr, b. q. lSE. 1104 9th. Sr. so
NV, 4O3 Q, 7r b. .1S SO Sc 1lO4 aver 8, 80
NV, - L Or. 17.30iSE, 314 TT 3I3 A, 4r.S.OO
NV, 1901 Erie Or. .12.OOlSE, 311 c av. Ar. .1.U0
NV. 1925 Chester Ar 9. .3UlNE et9I 4r....7 80
Evening star., 1902-04-12
FOR SALE-L0TS,

p
Il is Important 70 tbo.. who wish % ,u,,s o,
buy for s,ecuia,,o1 10 ,n.,o., ~. |" y1l.9 os
A. ornos,Ia ~ .,.. = nsnosoms LOT 90 Clifien
Price only 81 Is A'A"'''o Ano park'
cho,c. LOT, on O., az. n.., o,,,..,,,-,,
south front: nooe better. Eric. onir si - NV
beautifully located lot On vvou,,s ,r. D..,
18Th sts Col Hesht, 'o Prss Se 81 ir 90 Harvard and
t'e' WV
2 choice lots on 18Th St. oo,umbi. Heisb,s, 20
" sO'1 u'pen fr'se ON! S''"'
NE co- Is,b sn6 q Rt.a nsssS, ,oo .,
18th and $50 II on Roanoke ~ on which s.voa an
nice south front houses can De built BeautIfni
view Of the city Inquire for price.
cheap lots on warI plsce near Y n az.
choice corner lots In lexington and az the
A nice lot In Mt Pleasant for 5000 Also one
We can sell a corner on T. Cap sf soxsO .,
We have other cheap properties both improyed
tage TO see us.
With +: LODGE HILL
apl23t s02 ct. NV.
FOR SALE-THE EXTENSION OF THE IirH
St car line through Holnead Manor The rapid
improvements going on In this Iocaiity
The advantages Of a railroad on either side
lhciuaing The extension OF i<th St, viii suralv
make this property very desirable in the
future.
luis ts the time 20 buy:
We VIII sell lots from $50 up and give easy
Sewer g and y water in 'front.' Of lots
We nave 10 or ~ OF These lots 10 close out for
synaisae, VINO desire TO wind up their ahnirs.
~ pEhS 20. 1907 y ST NV api2-5t
,,,, s,,D n,,
fon sAl.E-bf
az hhaShELL f.is Eli & McikRAN, zoos sT NV.
siSooo.Mhss ave; between l4th and 18th sts;
stso also fronting on St only vacant lot left ia
'nis oiock' sihe' SoflVo
s,,o ooo ,or ,,-.o ,... -. .,,- -, .,-
,us, IT,, NJ .'' vi Nes. sue OF 90 Slsa So W,
ona- o'o'' 'i"eS' a'e'' SIZE each --Al-o 10
$40 ooo c.o,, .ro ,o,,ro., N -. -,
side; siHe' 2''ioo to alley
fTSSt sI,a st ss iss, sss; Of Dupont circle south
'' ~ - niies-
,a7,o-c cno,c. cor,.r 80 - ,.r n,,,,... .,,.,...
Size % 5dp,lI5 ~ P'" '''''
Evening star., 1902-04-12

CooNIhx fiAACg FYH RENT, FURNISHED. 10
responsihle tenant.@from June to October 1.
or for the year: with privilege Of buying healthy
location, near the eit1. For particulars address
nox a. star omee. b.s ap12-3t'
BDAUTIFuL suBURRAN HOME.
OPPOSITE PH0EBE HEARST SCHOOL.
99a Woodley st;. Just ssrth '' Of Moodiey Inn
10 rooms and bath; furnace heat.
Lot oo4%io. oomtnfeahte winter and summer.
.. ONLY "a 10000.
LIEBERMASN L HAWN, 1903 r st.
FOR RENT OR sAIEE-AT so MONTHLY. OR.
flowing we'll. etc. located IN in row sa Of Ss large
sIpsss.,e hapsss ApPy %a on premises W R. WILSON
FOR Or. saLE-Bx oWNERs.-HIGHEsT. HEALTH
Rockville; electric and steam railroads; land
office. fts
FOR SALE -BRoOKLAND, D. c.: s275O: 7
It.ns' city water: l. lot %So11so; easy terms
FOR ALE-BRoOKLAND, D. G.: So $50: q
rooms; rooms; porcelain bath: lot 25x15O; cement side
it, G. c. WARING, 1114 NV.
cottage; city water; lot 5Ox156. Only s., ,s75.
1t. G. G. WARING. 1Ii4 NV
FOR pdens. sAL;g-saaRoSKLASp e, aas9Sn D. C; $500
It. c. C. wARISG. lila NV.
FOR sALE-A LOVELY SUBURBAN HOME NV.
on very easy terms. Address Box 2O6 Star Of
fee. it,
FOR SALB-HANDSOME 1O-ROOM COTTAGE AT
Falls Church; porches 3 sides; furnace heat;
well at door; large corner lot with fne lawn
and garden: good stable; natural drainage from
house makes this the most sanitary residence in
this desirable suburb; very convenient to electric
cars. quick purchaser can secure O genuine
bargain. D. p. BLACkWOOD I'll 14th st. nw1t
FOR sALE-NEAR SILVER SPRING. MONTGO.
CO., Md, 20 acres; Groom house, all outbuildings;
incubator 900 cap): 80 fruit trees; fine well.
Big bargain II sold at once. JOHN SCRIvENED,
Sole Agent, 319 ~ st. NV, near city hall
ap12-3t
FOR SALE-OR RENT. FURNSHED-A SMALL,
six room cottage: durably built with double walls
and double building paper has concrete cellar and
high attic, with good ventilation: very good fur
nnce: artesian well water; porcelain-llned bath
tub and hot and cold water; large lot; excellent
view: garden improved with shrubs and trees;
suburban, on the TenleytOwn electric cars; fare.
cts. Price, So. 10000. Address Box 123, Star
Office 1ts
FOR SALE AT BRO0KLAND-SEVEN-R ROOM
house: modern improvements; artistcaily pa apered;
lot 35x15O deep; chicken houses Property could
not be duplicated for $1,000. viii sell for 81 500;
$500 cash, balance before five years, at 6
Der cent.
GRACE NJ THOMAS
it, Corcoran building
FOR SALE-AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Park
house. with large stable; 81, 500; $1O0 cash.
balance $40 monthly; exchange for small city
house. SACRIFICE, Star office. it,
Evening star., 1902-04-12
FOR lighthouses.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-NEAR DUPONT e1RCLE-ONLN $50;
rooms, bath, cellar: the best NV. at the rent.
ap11-St ROBT. II. STONE, 8o4 E ut. NV.
FOR RENT-1734 17TH ST. ELEGANT 3-STORY
and basement house; mod. imps.; excellent con-
dtion: occupied By only one tenant since It was
built. I'VE years ago-governmeut ofacfal now
ordered away; rent $4s. Room I'll. 404 Tth st.
ap103ts
Evening star., 1902-04-12
za-I
SUBURBAN PROPERTY,

COUNTRY PLACE F9R RENT, FURNISHED, TO
responsible tenant.@from June 1 to October 1.
or Tor the year. with privilege of buyin9 healthy
location, near the eits. For particulars address
Boz Al. Star ofate. bss an12-sts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-19
EIGHT TRUNKS SEIZED.
Two Denver Ladies Were Unfortunate
at San Francisco,

San Francisco. Cal. July l6.-Eight
trunks, the property of AIRS. Charles
BopttchCr and Miss NetIe McMurrie.
of Denver, were seized 10y customs Off
GERS here The trunks contained con
trahand goods. valued at $4,000. Mrs.
Bocttthcr and her companion arrived
from the orient sunday and when
their baggage was searched by Gus
toms OH the trunks were found
full of dutiable goods OF all kinds. in
Guiding silks, ombroidories and Curios
The trunks had not been declared aC-
cording to customs law and were
seized Mrs Bocttcher. in explanation.
stated she regarded the contents of
the trunks personal effects, and had
not declared in the usual manner for
that reason she said no attempt was
made To evade the law and the seizure
was simply the result of her lack of
knowledge of the proper procedure in
the matter The matter was submitted
to the collector of the port and II Is
very probable the ladies will be per
mitted 10 pay duty on the trunks, as II
is evident there was no intent to eVade
the customs officers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-19

banners from John Becker. Of Belcn
passed through the city this morning
ior Browne Ross Co. OF Las Vegas
VINO recently purchased over 2.100
sacks from MIR Becker This consign
meni is only part Of the Becker wool
The balance Will be coming along as
soon as Mr.. Becker can secure freight
cars
Dr A. l.. Mahaffcy has letter from
his wife. She attended the National
Educational association convention AT
Minneapolis, and Is now there visiting
friends. Mrs Mahancy recently took
Civil service examination as assist
ant matron of the government Indian
school service. ard has been assigned
- such a position AT a school in Wash.
lngtOn.
! G. Johnson. a we'll known horse
trainer. has returned TO the city after
an absence of seven years. Since
leaving here be visited southern Cali.
furnia, cuba and finally located in
Denver. where he was for the past
three years. At Denver he met j. j
Pheian and says Phelan Is running the
llacon dental parlors. Or Bacon hav.
ind died and Mrs Bacon is east Wis.
ting Nj Johnson is here to take
charge of W. H. Trimble's string OF
pacing and trOtting horses
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-19
BLUeHeR'S iRR,GATORS.
They viii Make Grass Around the Al
varado and Oepot

Herman Butcher set his plows tu
work this morning on the forthcoming
grass plots around the Alvarado hotel
and depot. and IL is his intention ia
have the plots. measuring all told
about two acres. Just as green as Ken
lucky, whore the famous blue grass Is
extensively cultivated and even grove
Wild along the public highways in the
fence corners. by the first of October.
He has ordered 500 pounds OF pure
blue grass seed, and will SOW in Sep.
TENDER after which he will station
scventy-five OF Bueher's lawn irriga.
tors at various points on the grass
plot. From these irrigators the two
acres will be flooded with several inch.
as of water as required, and in the
fall there will he small lawns galore
all around the Alvarado and depot.
With these irrigators in use although
the country suffers from lack of rains,
the lawn question is thoroughly solved
as far as Albuquerque Is concerned
and everybody, with piece of ground
can have fine lawn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-19
A FINE PROGRAM.
The Arrangements for Next Sunday
Afternoon Particularly
ENJOYABLE

The program for Sunday afternoons
races and ball game was arranged last
evening at a meeting OF the Gentle
mems Driving association. An admis-
sion fee of 20 cents will he charged
and the proceeds will be used IN i'm.
proving and repairing the track
The ball game will be between the
Old Town Reds and the Browns and
l. the game is as 1t was two weeks
ago. IL alone will be worth the price
of admission.
In the ? 2S class Joe Barnett's new
California purchase. Primrose, will
start. II is rather an experiment To- as
sist In acclimating the horse, but good
speed is expected The entries are:
800 Minute Class-Dick Sanchez.
Doctor Gordon and William r.
22S Class-BOb Collins, Primrose
and Boone
All--Bonnic Treasure and
Lady Marguerite.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-19
Dou DAYS.

The dog days began on Friday,
the nth instant. This season, which
Is supposed 10 last six weeks. Is regard
ed by many persons as more unhealthy
than that when Immediately precedes
or succeeds IL. and as being time
when mankind are more likely to at
tacks from disease through exposure
or imprudence in their general habits
than in any other. II there Is no
foundation In fact for the belief il Ia
a superstition OF long standing. There
are even those now who would not
for a single moment be regarded as at
all superstition who look upon tho
dog DAYS as exercising bad Influences
upon everything Tho heat while
the dog days last Is usually more sui
try aud Oppressive than any other in
the summer. Then. too. meats and
vegetables are supposed TO be in more
danger OF spelling from the effects Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-19
INTEREST IN THE FAIR.
Many Inquiries Are Being Received
From Outside horsemer.

Inquiries are being received daily
from horsemen in other states and par.
ticularly in Colorado as to the fair
races. Last year inquiries We're not
received until September and up To
the time of the fair not AS many were
received as have been received thus
far this year. The outlook for good
racing never was better. The officers
of the fair association are not discour
aged over the seeming lack OF inter.
est over base ball in FL Paso. They
are confident the city win furnish a
good team when the time comes
President Hewett of the Normal
school at Las Vegas has informed
Prof. NJ. T. Hickey he will have a fine
exhibit Of goods made by the manual
training class. \ table will be built
by pupils during the fair and other ar.
tiClcs will be manufactured
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-19
FALL SPORTS.
Professor Miller stopped on TO Inter.
view President Tight.

Prof j. o. Miller, assistant regis
ttar of the Agricultural and Mechan-
ical college at Mesilla Park was here
yesterday interviewing President W
G. Tight, OF the University, and Mr.
rravers. OF the Indian school, In re
gard 10 football and base ball during
The fall and winter.
Professor Miller says crop conditions
IN the valley are not favorable on ac
count of the lack of rain, as the only
rain In eight months was an incl
which fell last week. The second croI
Of alfalfa was ruined by the drouth
Professor Miller went on 20 Denver
this morning. whore he will spend q
month
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-19
MAY HAVE A CHANCE.
European Moulders viii be Permitted
70 Work Here.

Toronto. ont July rs Information.
al Mouldora' union has adopted a roso
luton proyidug for the recognition of
cards 81 members of European unions
TO The extent oi allowing their holders
90 work sufficient length OF time To-
demonstrate their eligibility for Nom.
horship In the American international
union Tn" convention also decided
ll have the constitution and ritual
printed in languages other than Eng.
iish ior the benefit uf the foreign ele.
mout M American cities. Resolutions
we're presented and referred protest.
.ug against the employment OF convict
labor iu tho production at manufac.
turod goods in competing with free
labor PROVIDING FOR the extension of
the mouldcrs' union 90 embrace ma.
chine operators and providing for
aniliatiou with the metal trades feder-
alton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-19
Our Local Soldiers.

The Albuquerque Guards, IN goodly
numbers. met al their hall In the Grant
building last night for the companS :
regular weekly drill. The matter o,
attending the encampment OF the Tex
as state militia at Austin, which will
occur next week and To which the Al
buquerque Guards have been invited
was discussed. Captain Elder. when
seen this afternoon by a Citizen re-
porter. said that although the guards
will not attend in a body. some ten OF
a dozen will go. II has been reported
from the I'll PaSo end of the Rio
Grande division, that the Santa 70
had agreed To make the guards the
exceedingly low rate Of $40 TO FL Pas0
and return. From III Paso the Albu
querquc delegation will be guests OF
the FL Paso company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-19

George Croker Morris p Brewer and
Charles Hall Wheeler. to me known to
be the persons described in and who
executed the foregoing instrument
and acknowledged that they executed
the same as their free act and deed
In Testimony Whereof. | have here.
unto subscribed my name and affixed
my official seal, the day and year first
above written
(Signed) +. | MASON.
tSeaD
Notary Public. In and for said Hen.
nepin County. Minnesota
Endorsed No. 3liS. Cor. Reed. Vol
5 Page 2O3 Articles of incorporation
Montezuma Copper Company Flied
Ia office of Secretary of New Mexico
July a. 1902. 9 a. IN.
J. W. RAYNOLDS. Secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-19
Wines in Barrels.

Special attention is called TO the al.
vertisement Of Bachechi a Giomi pub
lished In another column. Several car
loads OF the finest makes of wines were
received this morning, and these fine
liquid goods ar. offered to the public
IN pints. quarts and barrels. Give the
firm a call when you are In need OF
first class wines.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-19
NOT so BAD.
Loss Of Life in the Storm is Disered-
tied at Grand Forks.

st Paul, July photographic com
munication with the Red River valley
is still interrupted. but a hrief tele.
phone conversation with Grand Forks
at noon brought news the storm was
very widespread and did much dam
age. There is no confirmation OF the
reports that several towns have been
destroyed These reports are discred-
tied at Grand Forks as also are the
reports OF loss of life. Il is believed
many are injured but none killed The
storm started near Devils Lake, in
northern North Dakota swept over
and mp Red River, then jumped across
Minnesota, and went tearing down the
Mississippi river into Iowa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-19
Last Note Delivered.

Rome, Italy. July l6.--At noon today
Major Porter, of the Judge advocate s
department of the army of Washing.
ton. personally delivered to Cardinal
Rampolla papal secretary of state, the
last note from Judge Taft on the sub
iect OF the withdrawal of friars from
the Philippine islands. which will pre-
surahly end the governors negotia-
tions here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-19
Life imprison ment.

breckenridge, Colo, July l6.-"Pug'
Ryan was today found guilty Of muir
der in the first degree for killing Dep
uty Sheriff Ernest Conrad, of kokomo.
Colo, on August ~, 1898, and was SEN
fenced by Judge overs to life impris.
onment in the pententiary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-19
OIL FIRE PAGING.
viii Try Experiment Of Shutting Il Out
With Steam

New Orleans La. July lG.-News
from Jennings, La. says the fire at
Jennings well No. is st,ll raging It
is now planned 10 surround the burn.
ms well with boilers and attempt to
snum tho fire out with steam Two
tanks containing = 100 barrels have
burned aud 1t is estimated 1000 bar.
rels from gushers have been destroyed
up To- this morning II the steam plan
il successful. II ~ believed the IRE will
probably be suhdued ia four or five
DAYS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-19
Here for Conference.

Hon NJ. \. Otero, governor Of the
territory; Hon. solomon Luna, nation
al republican committeeman. Hon. IL.
O. Bursum, superintendent of tne peni-
Tertiary, and Land Commissioner A.
A. Keen met in the city last night and
held a conference on certain matters
politically. The governor Is still In the
civ