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The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1903-04-04
Territory of Arizona, Sc
CO1nfN Of Santn CrI1z oo

Territory of Arizona, SIS
County of Santa Cruz.
L Phil Herold, county recorder in and
for the county and territory aforesaid,
do hereby certify that have compared
the foregoing with the original articles
of Incorporation filed and recorded in
my Office on the 10th day of March,
1903, in Book 3 of Miscellaneous Re-
cords at Page. $500. ct seq, and that
the same is a full and correct copy
of such original and the whole thereof
~ In Witness Whereof l have
CSr1 hereunto set my hand and
DEAL affixed my official seal this
49, 10th day of March, 1903.
PHIL HEROLD,
County Recorder.
First date pub. March IA. 1908.
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G. A. r. Annual EncamDment Depart
ment of Arizona.

To be held at Phoenix April 10Th
and 10Th. Tickets are now on sale
at one fare and one fifth for the round
trip, to bona fide attendants.
H. JORDAN,
AGENT.
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HUACHUCA ITEMS.
Picked up by a Wide Awake Vidette
Correspondent.

Fort Huachuca, Ariz., March %, 1903.
Special Correspondence to THE vIDErrE-
jim and Jack Parker and Bob.
Bergier are confined to their homes
with the mumps.
Frank Parker and Pat. Sheehy
passed through here yesterday on
their way to Tombstone.
Mrs. R L Parsons and daughter
Laura have been spending the past
week visiting friends in Patagonia.
Billy Parker is building a COM
modious new dwelling house on his
ranch on Montezuma Creep. Any
good-looking, young lady desiring
a home, take notice.
Mrs. Cora Kennison, wife of the
well known San Pedro cattleman,
who has been visiting with friends
in this neighborhood for the past
week, returned home Monday.
Jack Bowers made flying bust
ness visit to Nogales Thursday,
returning Friday. Jack has one
of the best pair of roadsters in the
county, and is an adept with the
lines.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mart
Wolden was made happy on March
18th, by the arrival of bouncing
baby boy. Mother and child
are doing as well as possible, but
Mart's recovery is doubtful.
The dance given on the Babo-
comaris on St. Patrick's night was
largely attended. Shamrock and
green ribbon were in evidence
everywhere, and every one reports
a jolly good time. Music was
furnished by the Fort Huachuca
orchestra.
Joe and VIII Igo returned home
Friday from three weeks visit to
Douglas. They report that lively
line city on the boom. The boys
have now valuable gold properties
in the Niger Head mountains
which they intent developing in the
near future.
Mrs. Chas. Murray, wife of our
well known, former townsman,
came out from Tombstone Monday
and is spending the week with the
Millers. She reports that in Tomb
stone on the 18th, of April, there
will be a grand elbow out" to cele-
brate the completion of the rail-
road to that famous old burg.
This section of the country was
trea ted to a genuine-old-time rain
on Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week 1t will be of immense bene-
fit to both farmers and stockmen,
as the spring grass which had just
started was greatly in need of a
little moisture. The total rainfall
amounted to about ] inches.
George Sayres returned Thursday
from a weeks visit to Harshaw.
Georges visits are becoming quite
frequent over that way and we are
in doubt whether it is another lost
mine, or something else that has
caught his eyes, but judging from
the pleased smile he wears on his
return, it is evident that things
must be coming his way in the old
pueblo.
Henry Pyeatt and Archi Kelly
have force of men at work on the
Ozella mine, located in LyalJ
Canyon. They are much encour-
aged by the showing made so far,
as they have struck some fine look
ing ore that runs high in gold,
galena-and copper. They are
prosecuting and expect to have to
run the tunnels about 80 feet more
before cutting the ledge.
The U. S. Geological Survey in
charge of Mr.. Bright has been
working in this section of the coun-
try for the last week. They are
making accurate maps OF the roads;
elevation of the hills, and getting
the general contour of the sur
rounding country. We are a little
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OF INCORPORATION
OF THE
GRANGER LAND COMPANY.

Known all men by these presents:
That we, Colby N. Thomas, d. A.
Richardson and G. r. Brown, citizens
of the United States of America, whose
hands and seals are hereunto affixed,
do hereby associate ourselves together
tor the purpose of forming a corpor-
alton under the laws of the Territory
of Arizona. and in conformity with the
requirements of said laws. we do by
this our certificate, adopt and set forth.
The names of the incorporates are,
Colby N Thomas, D. A. Richardson
and c. r. Brown.
| DO the "GRANGER LAND COM
PANY."
llI-The principal place of business
of the said corporation, shall be the
Town of Nogales, Santa Cruz County,
Territory of Arizona, and branches
may be esta blished at such other places
az the board of directors may, by re-
solution direct.
lV-The general nature of the bust
ness proposed to be transacted by this
corporation and the purposes and OBJ
jects for which. and for each of which,
this corporation is formed, are as fol
lows:
(A) To buy, own, sell, deal in, hold,
| mortgage, hipothecate, bond, enter, or
to in any manner, acquire, or dispose
of real estate.
/ (B) To buy. own, sell, lease, hold,
mortgage, bond, enter, or in any man
ner to acquire, or dispose of water, and
water rights, canals, bitches, fumes,
| viaducts, reservoirs, and in common all
other necessary appurtenances used in
| the storage or use of water or water
rights, generally used for irrigation
purposes.
(C) To buy, sell, hold, own, lease,
mortgage, hypothecate or in any man
ner to acquire, or dispose OF, agricul-
| tural implements and tools, and to use
| the same.
| ID To buy, sell, hold, own, lease,
mortgage, hypothecate, increase. or in
any manner to acquire, or dispose OF
live stock.
| The amount of the capital
stock Of the corporation shall be $780,
| 900. 90, difided into 10000 shares, OF
the par value of S25 90 each, fully paid
up and forever non. assessable.
vi The time of the commence
ment of this corporation shall be the
date of the filing of these Articles OF
Incorporation in the office of the Sc
cretary of Arizona, and the termination
thereof shall be Twenty five years
thereafter.
VII - The affairs of this cor
poration shall be conducted by board
of directors, consisting of not less than
three nor more than seven, who shall
be elected annually by the stockholders
of the corporation.
The directors of the company, for
the first year and until their successors
are elected; shall be: Colby N Thomas,
D a Richardson and @ r Brown, with
Colby N Thomas. president; D A Ri
chardson, vice president and G. r.
Brown. secretary-treasurer.
Vlii-The highest amount of indeb-
/ tednes or liability. direct or contingent,
to which this corporation shall subject
| itselfat any time, is $50, 10000
lX-The private property of the
stock holders of this corporation shall
be exempt from all corporate debts.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We have
hereunto set our hands and seals this
| 10th day of March, A. ID 1908.
COLBY N. THOMAS Seal
d. A. RICHARDSON Seal
| G. r. BRONW, Seal.
| Territory of Arizona
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Territory of Arizona, I.

County asT+y'o OF santa al AT oraa' s.
Before me, Eb. Williams, a notary
public in and for said County on this
day personally appeared, o. K. Frank
lin, H. A. Smith and Jno. eDessart, per
sonally known to me to be the same
persons who sigued the foregoing in
strument and acknowledge to me that
they executed the same for the purpose
and consideration therein expressed.
Given under my hand and seal this
49, Goth, day of March a. ID. 1903.
; SEAL. EB. WILLIAMS,
~ NOTARY PUBLIC.
My commission expires July %, 1904.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-15
rrnnnnncinc NIniIn.

CHINA ard JAPAN. via Seattle, close he-e
daily at $50 p TX up to April sl5sh inclu.
HAWAT. Jyg APHSna P SHINA a na Parq.
PINE ISLANDS. via San Francisco, close
here daily at S;yo ?; M up to April siIth.
new zEALAND, AUSTRALIA oxeeg
SAMOA and HAWAII, Via San Francisco
close here daily at $50 B. m. after Marco
despatch per s. s. Sierra. az the GsnaT
steamer carrying the British mai. TO:
New zealand does not arrive in Tine 70
connect with this despatch. extra nails
closing at $50 a m, $3.50 a. m. and 3,
p. m. Sundays at 4;3O a. m, Q a. ~. auI
s 1St ? m m'1 aTIiYa be n MADE iSs Up ana for%3Tde
TAHITI and MARQUESAs ISLANDS. via
San Francisco, close here daily at So ,.
patch per $. 5. Mariposa.
AUSTRALIA except Vest, FIJI
Vancouver and Victoria, i. G., close her
up 10 April s25th, inclusive, for %d1easHpaitc5a
HAWAII, CHINA, JAPAN and specially
ADDRESSED matter for the, PHILIPPINE
daily at $50 p. m. up 70 April s25th, in
elusive, for despatch per s. s. City o.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via San Fran
cisco. close here daily at $3.50 d. M up to
April SZ6th. inclusive. for despatch per
HAWAII, Via San Francisco. close here
daily at $3.50 p. m. up to April S27th. in
elusive, Tor desgateh per 8 =. Alameda.
Victoria, b.. ca close here daily at 60
pm. up 10 April s2Sth. Inclusive, for. de.
patch per 8. g.. Empress OF China. NMer
chandise for U. s.. Postal Ag ne1 at
Shanghai cannot be forwardcdA va
Canada
CHINA. and JAPAN, via Tacoma, close
here dany at $3.50 p. m. up 10 May slOth.
inclusive. for despatch per $. ; Olympia
Australia Is forwarded via Eur1ps. and
New ZEALAND and PHILIPPINES via San Fran.
clsco-the qulcheet routes. Phil PPM Sd TO-
clally addressed via Canaua o wa
Europe" must be fully prepaid al the Tor
Francisco exclusively.
Transpacihe mails are forwarded 4, port
OF sailing daily and the schedule on Llosius
IL arranged on the presumptiop n ne r
Uninterrupted overland transit. ERed sterS
man closes al 500 p m. previous uaf
CORNELIUS VAN corr,
Postmaster
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-15
wEARE GRAIN COMPANY.
Omaha Branch IIO-111 Board of Trade
Building.

CHICAGO, April 14-wHEAT-sentiment
in wheat was bearish early and there was
Armour, but there was also buying of this
future through commission houses credited
to the same interests. Later the market
was Influenced by strength at st. Louis
and New York. and those markets at. one
time were up over a cent. IL Is said a
leading New York export house has been
buying the st. LoulS futures and making
sSles abroad on THAI basis for new crop
delivery. The market here at Its best, was
most of the advance. There are 1000 bu.
reported sold from here for export; New
York reports 20 loads taken for export;
there were export sales of 10000 bu. rye
from here, and this was Of some help to the
wheat market; the worlds visible decreased
100000 bu.. against S,164,OO last year; Min
neapolis reported 100000 bu. decrease there
In three days; primary receipts, $4,000 bu.,
against col 900 last year; primary shipments
$4,000 bu., against $4,000, northwest re,
ceipts, Il cars, against 80 last year; local
receipts, 81 cars. with two contract; esti-
mates for tomorrow, 10 cars; clearances'
CORN-The market has been firm for
both cash and futures. Influenced mostly
by the cold. wet weather. The feature has
been the strength of the May, and this flu
tlre at one time advanced to &c over the
July. There was some covering OF May
carly. Cables were steady. There is some
the last two days, and there is more dis
position on the part of the east 10 take
hold. Rev York reports ten loads taken
y tNBplN AeoSN VI NHN
creased ~2,1s4,OoO bu;; contract stock. 2;51l,-
900 bu.. increased $4,000 bu. local receipts
I22 cars. with none contract; estimates for
Wednesday, 90 cars: primary receipts. 335,
Oo bu.. against 176.0OO last year; primary
] equipments. 623,C00 bu., against $4,000; clear
ances. $4,000 bu. Weather too wet for
farm work.
OATS-The market has been firm on the
cold weather and prices at their best were
hGAc higher, reacting some from the top
II has been mainly a scalping market
There was the same kind of selling as yes
terday, led by Counselman. The cash mar
ket was steady, and there is a better de
mand for standard oats from the east
Local receipts, 145 cars, with six contract
] estimates for tomorrow, &c cars; stock o.
! standard only 331 COO bu., and OF No. 2 bu
33,0O bu.; east of the Rockies oats de
creased 1.1SS,OO0 bu.; public and private
stocks, 2,S95, 900 blu. decreased 2.166.OOO; clear
ances, f7.O00 bu.
PROVISIONS-The market opened strong
Lamson Brothers and Jackson Brother
bought July and September ribs. Cudah!
brokers bought pork early. Cash demand
still poor, although there was some de
mand from the east for loose lard. Their,
were 1900 hogs; market active and 81
higher at opening, closing weak; one Loaf
Of heavy sold at T,62A; estimates tomOr
row, 24.O0O; hogs I'm the west today, $500
against 81, 100 last year,
WEARE GRAIN COMPANY.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-15
Total &c ipts
The Lisp..iIo oG The lays r~eceip.5 wa
as lollo IS, oa>h buyeI purchasing he nun


49,
CATTLE-There was a liberal run of cat
tie here this morning, over 2W cars being
on sale. Inc demand, however, was in good
shape, SO that the market was very active
ana strong from start to finish anu every
thing was disposed of by the middle of the
forenoon. IL was in fact the most acti, &
market that has Deen experienced with
such heavy receipts In d long time.
The beer steer market was active and
strong to a dime higher than yesterday.
Buyers were all out early and The cattle
soon started toward the scales. Anything
at all decent In most cases solu v9lvu
higher than yesterday. with the hanuy
weights still the favorites. Well finished
heavy caJtle also sold to good advantage
top price Tor some time past. The quality
OF the offerings as Il Whole was fully as
good as yesterday and, as will be seen from
the sales below, there were a good many
cattle sold at $500 OF better. the part-fat
kinds, of which there were only a limited
number, did not show much Improvement.
The COW market was also active and
strong on all desirable grades. The bulk
OF the offerings being made up OF steers
there were none too many COW and heifers
in the yards to supply the demand and as
a result the market was very active and
the pens were soon cleared. The quality
of the cows was also good, so thai the
market on paper makes a good appearance.
Bulls, veal calves and stays were all in
good demand at steady to strong prices.
There was a small supply Of stockers and
feeders on hand this morning and the mar
ket showed no particular change from yes
terday. Anything at all decent met with
ready sale at good steady prices, but the
common kinds were more or less neglected
quotable change from yesterday. Repre-.
sentative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-15
Kansas City Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. April H-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1920 natives, 800 Texans: calves.
800 natives; beeves steady and active; Tex
ans, bulls. stockers and feeders, strong
dressed beef steers, $4.75d5.40; fair TO good,
&.O0q4.75; stockers and feeders S3.25q5.l0;
western fed steers, S.Ooq5.l0; Texas and
Indian steers. S3.bGd5 90; Texas cows. 5000
400; native COWS. $2.OOq45O: bulls. S3.1Od
40; Gamers. H.50d2.60; bulls. S.15q4.40;
calves. s.. 5OdTO0.
HOGs-Receipts. 1900 head; market &c
higher; top, N.45; bulk of sales, T.25q1.45;
heavy, $7.30d7,45; mixed packers, S7.l0Q
1914; light. N.OCq1.222; workers., 5000
7.22I; pigs, S6.15Q7O5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. $500
head; market 15G25c lower; native lambs,
$A.75dS.b0; western lambs. S.50ds.00; fed
ewes. A.2Od5.75; native wethers, A.60d6.65
Texas clipped sheep, A.65G6.5O; stockers
and feeders, $3.4Od4.70.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-15
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day on Various
Comm Oddities.

NEW YORK, April 14-FLOUR-Re-
ceipts, Il5I bbls.; exports, lo.s4 bbls; firm
winter extras. sG.sOdS1O: Minnesota bakers,
S3.20GS. 10; winter low grades, S2.6Gd2.9O. Rye
flour, steady; lair TO good, @qS.2O; choics
CoRNMEAL-steady; yellow western.
'leS city; sc; 6~randywi1e 50 t0gS55
afioat; state. S7@61c, c. }. E., New York.
BARLEY-Dun; feeding &c, c. / f.,
hrmer; No. 2 red. sic elevator and Sc +. o. b.
ahoat: No. / northern. Duluth, ss1kc (. o. b..
ahoat; No, l hard, Manitoba. Selsc (. O.. b.
May especially strong here on light stocks
and a squeeze Of shorts; other governing
influences were smaller receipts, adverse
French crop news. higher western markets,
manipulation at Chicago and firm Parts
cables; the close was lSc upon May and nc
7974c; July, T5Nd76 i-16c, closed at zee; Sep
TENDER. EhQ13Ac. closed at 7Sssc.
coRN-ReceiPts, 1850 bu.; exports, 1899
hu.; spot hrm; No. 2, nominal elevator and
5lhc I. o. b, ahoat; No. 2 yellow, sec: No.
white, 5Sc. Option market opened hrm and
advanced on rains in the Ohio valley,
yielding at noon to small seaboard clear
Rnces; Il finally recovered with wheat and
closed isahe net higher; April closed at
b2ic; May, 5lQblhc. closed at 5ll5c; July,
49hg4sAc, closed at 4s%c: September closed
oAfsLReceipts. $4,000 bu.: spot steady
No. :. $50; standard white 39lsc: No. g.
Ssc: No. 2 white, S9hc; No. , white. s7Ac.
track mixed western, nominal; track white,
slq45e. Options fairly active and irmer'
,HAY-Quiet shipping, 55G7Oc; good &c
choice, 95cGx1.1O.
HOPS-Steadier; state, common to choice
1902, Od27c; 1901, l7dl9c; Olds, 6dllc. Pa
cihc coast. 1902, 2Od24c; 1901. l6d17c; olds. I
WIDEs-ouiet; Galveston, 20 20 25 lbs.
lse; California p to IS lbs, lsc; Texas dry
LEATHER-steady; acid, 24G26c.
RICE-Ftrm; Japan, nominal.
PRONISIONS-Beef, steady; family, $40
ql450; mess, 9O0Ql0.OO; beef hams. $500
d21.5O; packet. Al.5OHl2.50; city. extra Indis
mess, S20.O0G22.m. Cut meats, Irregular
picked bellies, s.. 75Gll.25; picked shoulders
steady; western steamed. Sl02s; refined
quiet: continent, SlO.55; South America, Si
compound. N.50aS.O0. Pork, steady; family
$3.50. short clear, SIS. 75d20.25; mess, SIS Is
TALLOW-Steady; city (2 per pkgl. SIC
country mkgs. freel, 6&d6c.
BUTTER-Receipts, 1855 pkgs.: steady
state dairy, lSa26c' creamery, extra, 2OG
CHEESE - Receipts. All pkgs.: firm
fancy large. cOlOred. fall made, 1EhGI4%c
white, 14Adl414c; fancy small, fall made
cClored, lSc; white, HAc.
EGGS-Receipts. 29.GS pkgs.; unsettled
state and Pennsylvania. 15615kc.
POULTRY-Alive. slow; turkeys, l5c
fowls, i4c; dressed. easy; chickens. l6l
lie: western fowls, lShc.
METALS-The London tin market wa
slightly higher today. spot closing al els
e Sd and futures at eiS los; the New YorI
market. however. remained quiet an
prices were about lOQl5 points lower witt
sBot quoted az 2965Q29.@ Copper close
In London at e65 lis ID for spot and es
bs for futures; local prices were u~nehangeI
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-15
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Prices Rule Strong, Though Volume Of
Business ia Light,
ALL PRODUCTS TEND SOMEWHAT UPWARD
wheat Rises from Five-EiEhths 20
One aud One-EiRhth, Corn n
Half and oats Three
Quarters.

CHICAGO, April i4.-There vas only a
moderate trade I'm grain and provisions 70.
day, but prices were strong, May Whea'
closing 1dihc higher, with July &c higher,
May corn was up &c and cats were &c
better. May provisions closed unchanged
wheat ruled rather quiet. with the trad
Ing mainly local. Opening prices were
strong on reports of unfavorable weather.
frosts being reported IN kansas sp nS del
creased stocks. There was a good demand
from shorts at the start and after opehlng
&c to sc higher at 1S1sc TO- lotsc' May an
ing Of July by the Armour interests had 9
bearisb effect on traders, although ~ Was
rumored that brokers were buying for the
same house. and as a result of the uncer-
tainty surrounding these deals the markel
was quite nervous the greater part OF tht
day. The entire selling of JIly by. the
leading long was estimated at nearly 2,OOO,'
900 bushels. Toward the end or the session
a good general demand set IN which al
vanced prices to the top notch OF the day
and the close was near the high nEures
May being 1d1hc higher at 761ga sac, attel
Sihac and closed tsc higher at tic. Clear.
ances OF wheat and flour were equal t'
800, 600 bu. Primary receipts were SO2,VV Du.
against $4,000 bu. Bradstreets worlds Wis
ible showed a decrease for the week OF
100000 bu. Minneapolis and Duluth re
ported receipts Of Il cars, which, with loca
receipts of 81 cars-none of contract grade
made total receipts for the three points o.
los cars. against Ito cars last week ana 10
cars a year ago.
Corn ruled strong, conditions being un
favorable both for planting and the move
ment. There was active covering in MAY
by shorts and commission houses were
good buyers OF the July delivery. TRADING
was quite active early in the day. bu
later the market became quiet. bat the
early strength was well maintained, Ma!
closing nc higher at 1870, after selling
between 431Rc and Ac. Local receipts wer'
i22 cars, with none of contract grade.
The wet weather was a bull factor. II
oats, as was the strength in other grains
and a strong sentiment prevailed. Commits
sion houses we're good buyers early anC
shorts did considerable covering through
out the day. The scarcity of offerings lat
in the day was a feature. The close wa
strong, with May %c higher at 3S%c, afte
ranging between 324c and SSlAc. Local re
ceicts were las cars.
Provisions were dull, but the market wa
strong on a good demand for pork an!
ribs by brokers'. A firm hog market witt
light receipts was an early strengthenini
influence. May pork closed 15c higher a
31S, May lard was unchanged at $3.50 an
ribs were a shade higher at $3.50.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
10 cars; corn, so cars; oats, 80 cars; hogs
$4,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Mails for south and Central AnIerief
West Indies, Etc. \

WEDNESDAY-At $3.50 a.. m. for BARBN-
DOS anu BRAZIL, per :. s, Lap.i, VIA
Maceio ana RiO Janeiro Cmaii TO. North
Ell Brazil, PeTnambuco, AIgen. Inc, Uru-
quay ana Paraguay mast be directed pc.
.. S Capri at ll:SJ a. M. lor DhAZlL
per s .. Eastern Prince (mail for North
trn Brazil must be directed pc. 5. ..
Eastern Prtnce'D; at 1850 p. m. Supple
meT.,ary l y. M for TURKS ISLAND
ana DOMINICAN REPUBLlC, per S. 5.
new YORK
THURSDAY-At s a, m. for CUBA, YUCCA
TAN, CAMPECHE, TABASCO and
per 3. 8. Esperanto lnlail 10
Other PARIS OF Mexico must be di tStod
per s. s. Esperanla' at S a. IA. for
bEHMUDA, per 5. s.. Pretoria. Il $40
d m. tor ARGENTINE, URUGUAY an
PAnAGUAY. per S. &. canning, d, l. IN.
for SANTIAGO, per s. 8. Nic,tO.
FRIDAA-.AI ~ m, Tor ME-AlIU, per s. o,
M~asanZas, via 'tampico (mall must be d.
TL''tec per 5, ,. Matanzas
SATUI,[3AH-AI 500 a, IN. supplementary
go a. M tor PORTO RICO, CURACAO
and VENEZUELA, er S. :. Ph lad,l-
phia mail for SAVANNA ana Cdrtagsud
must be directed Der s.. =. Pniiode.-
phta'l; at 1910 "a. ih. tSuppiemen, ary lU:SJ
a. m.J Ior I1AYrI and SANTA MARTA.
LEI .. 8. Adirondack; II 800 a. m. isdp-
pltmentary lO:SJ d. m.J toe SE. TIT.
AMERICA Except Costa k.CdJ ana
SOUTh PAClFI~ POINTS, per 5. 3. ~
liaIc ca, va Coon (mail Ior Cute nall
mas be directed per >. s. Alliance }; a.
10 i. IN for CUBA, per 5. 5. Morfo Castlt,
va havana; at l-:3v y. m, Tor ECbA. pe.
:. $. Curi,yUa, via Havana.