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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
MARAvE NEWS

The AmakA Commercial toms
pnuN's steamer HefthN aAlitd % Vail
dea and gaeka mist last Might wt2b
o. ps1sseux era.
Nti.,q thr uest faN months fhfes
ussN se-sltssHsf the Arrow, Telephone
and Telegraph. Aill b. ruuniuE fyula
seattle "a other sound puinta, II =
noe yof arfnHets SlfeVn Sat Nhzts
roatea the Htsasasgs all take.
The TeisEHaph = being built ~
Eyrnst ny the Seattle s'Nrfrit- Ia
csAA Navigation Company. 0i
which Capfala Nftah ~ ssnfi ~ thts
o. = president ehn WI us
launched In ats weeks esfhe rrta.
Eraph - 3 atsFu wheel vessel la
Tee Ions and = feet baam eoea
pi-fea she VEN elnt atout gt3 90 sfls
viii Be equipped With powerful en-.
xInra and iH the opinion % mariHs
men. win be cue % the FASTEST
steamers en ths aeaad
The Te~phune = nov hslng eafu-
pistrd aa 80 Colombia fitcr
The 10 r kimoali Company n
san Francisco has chartered tiis
schncnef William D. Garmcs g
make = tFsB a. Noise from Seattle
"a iiiuw ahaut MAJ Is She VIII cAFtk
.aeooa fest nf lanhcr. besides as
ldE = Nenesal earKo as Ehr gan hole
The Csafmas raasuuF r@ufglrd ffVa
FoyaEe % MaaIa. Tier mauASins
GA nvrH ere i < IfHfrisau 8 CO.
TIE fuaek usH User Humboldt ar
rived rreHa sEtEHay this Rfifruaar
via a fair =. q pes~engers
/. I'fls uaw &EaIaatu " uafT lAa
=. 80 .i.sss {, II 49,. go PSI ~ V~s4e
this aftefnquH from fuHuhlwH ets
nf a.. HHH
unryentfsl TIE Aai is MrgFr hua
~ iftHr fhaH fhs other vessels - hai
liue "a has msafn passenger aeeaf1.
mntatians
The steamer ctr n SEATTLE CAPT
%teh saon. h4Eed - skaE AZ taEs
ntnfiiinE wllh rs rasaengwrg J -
Mrf3NVafm = saa Ffan stscn attorney
o. g. Webster SD o. ~ scrthueH
qgrul a. Ia s asfs5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
LOCAL THEATERS



IN hef new play. "urnornn. Mics
iiruuu vii be- aeun at the ufsnd to-
morrow night and all week. Tier
costume 81 the hiEh piisatau af "a
temple at Debit India. IL made Of
alika aud Ehusr. and woven into the
materials are tiny mirrors. which re-
fiegt the lights in r. Thousand tffieua
cent fANH. "Iunfua D. costume
play the Oriental htmosu hrreH HiYtBH
opportunity fuf elaborate Heenie IN
kasliture and rontuminH In tie east
are such actors a. Enroll Dunbar,
1uuiua firutuH Hooth. Frank Hen.
mtg Claus HoEel. Nancy raEei. OTIS
etHfdau. iiiiaa Vernon aud ida
Werner.
@Rasurrsotion" A. the Seattle
Hesurfectiou" closes tts susaEe-
ment At the seattle theater tonight.
Third Aysnus Thsstsr
Tonight Miaa Jessie Shirley viii
apuear - the Thira Avenue in light
comedy The rofnvdy b. ans Of A
g. gusnthsr best efforts. The
haarAtia Daughter This story is
that a htlsbi and attractive
daughter - couuiry deacon. She
soss 70 the city and secures sns
nieffnaut 10 aafu fuonsy 70 pay of
a MORTGAGE un her father . hause.
becoming Tired ~ drudEsrg she gees
On the stas-. She finally H.faffna
her Dad" and pays of the mort
gage The plot admits Of manY
amusing situations The Deacon =
Daughter VIII 30 the attraction Tor
the remainder 81 the y rsk
Madison Thsa.sr
A pleasing ATTRACTIONS h At the
Madison this week The 7hras Mui-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
CAPT. TAYLOR rs
GUESJ or HONOR

Eset T'aylur. city councilman a.
isfEe AZ tbs gurst n hasaf aE =
uszsllas 20 tlss Lake Enlsu Im-
aFaYeaeHt giuh isst night
A busAless maeiinH az - hiah asFs
sFsi uattfsrs Or Importance Nrrp
passed ga. preceded the reception @
Capt Tag DOE az was decided 20
Petition the ruuuct 20 grade last.
go aVahur hct Aafaer and
Alma streets
A resolution w4n passed appfueiuE
the pregossd Third sVehae md Pine
ser sita Tor fhH uHs city hs.lI alts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
DUGDdLE TO HOLD
IT FOR AWHILE

n. = puNitlr. m1uaEesaf a Sic.
attic baseball team was Nantud IA
restraining Order py superior 1udBf
TaliWau. yesterday afternoon. di
reefrd asaiuHt the seattle Electric
Company which gives nuHdHla paH-
session 81 Athletic parb far the firai
few weeks, of the baseball Heasuu az
iaant
Tho ease VII not be- heard ON TO
merits until June. nuadaie claims
fe bAKa verbal lease Of the grounds
Eef So coming saaaun NhiIe the
Seattle Electric tumuanY contends
that ua Hgeh agreement Mas entered
iuta
Al emergency order restraining
the company from Interfering "a tn
the baseball diamond was laaued last
week. and the hearing Yesterday
eaa on the plaintiffs motion Ia have
the oriief kept iu foree pending a
trial az the suit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
PLANS FOR
Regarding
lhird Avenue Property o,.,.r.
..~---s Assr, :. sss'sssasps.s~ zsa.~~,v-z.

Several rlana fef tho regradme a.
lhird avenue Wete considered al tns
7preial meeilnR 81 az. civ common
'NinnittHe GA sfguata held veataf.f.e
lo order - Hliaa the niunert, at,az
g's ia eaHfet eH the qurttibu 81 -.
Wy inE the eH3 tfanl tho pAynett
Nf new aaHisHra in easr q raHteat
stade shall = decided upon
n'rT ffnrnzillnHa VIEW prevented
% we committee hY about I'D pfui.z
we owners TIE mnst radical ~
'nNtVHlHiafHa cutting tha street dnvHft
aiuiHt level ffam Nesioi WaV a.
iihf street ms would entail ruts
NNif hs from S feet at Columbia ts
ivei AZ srfHH atreet rhe al
NAhtAHvs raiafaa out are that the
maximum HfHde ~ trues atreeta he-
,Wten eeeend and rhlrd nNeuuaa
WNNiu ltH 2 les HHHt and on a mum
oer az thtH fHHeb ieas. making All
accessible taf liant tfantc ANA SEVER
al ~ then faf EHa heaviest travel
AT emith 8 ~ Piles aud other
Z rfufefta eWnsfa. speke in favor ~
enc radical sfaae and thr majority
I ~ tnr property aWHefH Present seems
~ So a.4 HsA H#h AA 81 mat
Tho two other rlans fnf the re-
s}adc one proposed hY q. 81 tAppy
and The other embodied Boa an ufdIns
apcv uoN pending iu thr city council
afr much mate moderate, The ufda
i0Ancc plan begins with cut ~ B
[ toet AZ NealeF way cuts to ~ At
James stHeet ard comes out al at
most TIE present street level az coli
uuhH stfeHt Efam thcre 60 spring
street ii = HHifufm maximum
grade - - PEE sent A. spring
Htruct it eaznaa cat an the present
street level The cat az Marion
street f about 6ts feet
Ar itnpy uiau n little more
I moderate fhah fhr ar,ituanco rcgfaas
between AHaiHf way and Cpiumhla
street N 10 N1es deeper Into the
Z hNt. making 8 eUt OF n feet at
Marion and ahnul o feet 81 Mad
iaon street IL eufnes out Go The
/ pr~aruf street level az linton street.
Ia eftheF x the two nedrfate
grade plans. sAe efoss streets bee
! TWEEN srland aHa Fhird ayruurs are
net sunic.rntIY aliereAt 60 ALLOW hoas ,
traffir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08

laiiy sisters are seen in an up.to.
date singing, dancing and hcrpbntlo
turn, Kelly aud Keily are good ln
humorous eomsdY. Jack hymondH
plohHcH with drall sayings and pnfp-
dies Regina Merritt renders hrf bal.
lads aud illustrated songs nud thr
proirrtnacupe has "a new program ~
moving pictures Two performance
are given daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08

For its priee. tSsrs lsss't a range Of
any other make which equals the
Jewel Steel itanEr. quality beauty
~ design and squifanant cssisifirrsd.
We knoN Hs construction h. right.
because ~ makers have been build
ins nothing but good stoves and
ranges Tor nearly 40 years. an 90
porieucr which iusafss perfection.
II IL an exceptionally attractive
range. an ornamsnt 70 any bonn.
That you will admit after examining
them go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
DEAL GOES FREE

NJ - - N-"''-,'sv--..s ninat I'D
f+NaH dismissed yesterday ~ ~
ntfiaf Judge ilei. upon the motion
uf the prosecuting attorneys office.
which stated that evidence against
thu man Was not sufficient L. Naf.
rant trial Deal was charged with
having broken into the huuar of
aeafHe HaiuuiCn. February 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
Or. BUcKLY NAMED

AZ the regular monthly meeting of
the board IT health Monday, Dr.
Daniel D. buckley vas appointed
assistant city health afflcrr or cts
physician. Co aueured nr W l. Lud
low nr Ludlow. az previous
ntectinE. Nas elected city health 81
ficer 90 suoeaed 10. Frank Carroll.
RESIGNED. IL nus sSsy faf some time
past has heeu assisting br Ludlow
The change Ia both offices .Nili take
rfHHs Ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08

y. g. Allison and william nerirb
charged with obtaining monry uude
fplHr uretsnaHa HR the sale 81 10 hui
interest m the Pioneer Realty Com
pnuy were discharged by Justice u
the Peace Cam yesterday Tbs
charge of frHud In the case wua moi
sustained by the evidence John
Paulry ana A. u Ffaker were thi
complaining witnesses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08

bugdale'H colts will line up
aEniuHt the University Of Washing
tom team al Athletic park this ne
,--u.~. Capt ituien Of tho ic1Hur
n fi>'" ~ s.~sA- -ssEe,ssnsepss.
park every day this week UutiinF
Nhrm through fiHid course ~ prnt-
tee ANA now has the team Boo fairly
good shape. The game thia Hftrf
noon. % b. thought. viii be Interest
ina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
Not the -BurNvell" Hardware
Company.

IN fmautiautun Tuesday. the pHr-
chase es Mt p ~ nurweil ~ =
residence get on Capitol VEL The
star saia. of ERE iiurVyeli HaryiW are
Company Ar HurxaU u aNrfus
tary - the Seattle Hardware Com.
ulnr- .h.uaa tIIs rnrreaLlaA -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08

The oieeh rouieiy 81 thia city last
uiEhi celebrated the Greek national
holiday. the Anniversary OF the Hat
Gle at Nnfarinu, by aH entertain
uant iu Eagles hall speeches.
SONGS aud dancing, together with an
addHhaa delivered by james Ffutas
nanal tire patriarch Of the Greek
church. constituted the program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08

The asVfns<Ia % the stfrwse &c
Fffsf afenus - said - have hsen
causad By fite ffnn1afsse crowds q
men gniuE q King ftros. 3it Firat
avenue where they rau save 9
~ buying uafi0u Hat FOR s. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
nuRLlNoHAM BOUND ovGa

D.. T. birmingham. arrested yeater
day on charge Of using the United
states mails fof unlawful purposes
was given a preliminary haaflnF be
fore United States Commissioner
ki0for yesterday evening, and wal
held a. await the action OF the f.d
eral grand lary RuflinEham IL nov
in the county jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08

7 Rive iarausNe iahafefa HHa land
- - 49, lls H..uI D $50 -. he
s<s .Hs'S@s ~ =. - 49, * y, !.
go fuuts 10 = salt manufacturing ag-
f.shii shueni lu California. Nhafa they
sHfe going under contract. a=fa af :
aiafsd departed yesterday b. a buaf!
It local Immigration hans inFh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
MAlMON PAK

uia Yon ever stop to thlnk
that Nh@sisYsf y0a buy . lot
Ia "a addition fou are buying
- bed ruck prices and did Euu
afaf aiup 20 think that very
Nm there all be no additions
81 huf lots m. in ths city limits.
for u i nov aiusost impossible
"a secure a tract o. land suit
able Cor an addition.
Then ~ some timg IA the
near future. Then edu dsuids
that yua havs had enough Of
the smoke and dust 81 the city.
ahnn Fou decide ii really Hut
pleasant In have fats On one
sits Of you. cutting off 9uuF
sKtaH and sun. and a block nn
TIE ether cutting off goaf air
aud light you begin & fhink
that little spot To- ths suburbs
Nhatr yuu van look At the axe
and mountains ard see the
birds and sunshine. II would te
lhs most desirable thing On
earth. and yuu look around 10
bay = bot. then. " hat da Yau
IND rus. thsse addition luts
that Yau could have ~suEht ~
reasonably a little Whiia aEn.
are ali sold and have passed
through several hands. each
buyer has made HE profit Snw
YHu Instead % receiving a
profit. pay one. and = large ore.
Lets On tho htsh land ever
laaking The lake are limited IN
number Secure a lot m Ma
iruua Pars nov build yaaf
home. 80 oaf every evening at
fsf Tire NearYsrE turmoil Of the
dAY Co the qptsi and Fsst Of
the subsifbs
AFTER the dust and smoke Of
the city 80 out 20 the ffeA~
usss and cleanliness 81 the lake
ftahA at ON y0ur uarsh and
gatch the shadows on the lake.
ana thauk your lucky stars
that ynu bought q lot when
they ser being sold at a rsa-
rRicss SITS To $500.
We ean sell you 4 beautiful
lot for izco 20 tiot. or II ynu
are Willing 10 90 a little farther
from shs street car. We can suit
you for ti7s 20 t1to
Terms. reasonable payment
down. balance monthly Ike
rent
Take the Madrunn Park car
and set off at ThlrtY-foussyh
and Denny way Our rspresen-
tsttVe will be on the Kraaud
each iay from to 9 p. IN Our
loss face directly on the car
tins
W. N. Eos & Company
fucreesora TO
POS a RUSSELL
SIS ~ Y. Blk. phone He'd t3zs
Seai Istats. Loans. Insurance.
HantAin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08

IT, G. Gffe#HIF rerart -. 10 ths go-
fira Yesterday AAr- theft ~ n huH ~
assc 80 aHaas1 AZ SEQ. The hak
80 o. tha aiiesaih ia fruut 1f the
store AZ IL q = efoek ln the murnimE
frttffH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08

An inveftasY al tas property ~
tn iff solvent Pacific Americas
I FISHERIES Company. - hich sns 81 "a
ln The federal aauft Yesterday after,
unnu. shows fAsf eafpuf ~ i0fs ia
7 hiiiiirs e. De- tssa. 81 s.. while lLs e..
arta are fEsa e. - 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08

The Aainief Heights Improvement
club w hold n meeting at Oltman'a
hall. Friday evening fiuHinsas OF
Importance ~ 70 be transacted
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Griffin Market
Isl Az. and Pike 81.

NOTICE To cHEDfTORB
In the Superior Court IN and for the
County Of kinH. state Of Wash.
lugton
In the matter Of tho estate OF James
a. Hall.
Notice Ia hereby given by The I'm
drrsiEnsd, executor Of the last Will
and testament Of James A. Hail, ds.
oessed, Go the creditors of, and Of all
persons hwvina claims agRinat the sal a
deceased, In present them. with the
necessary vouchers. within ona year
after the first pusiida ton OF this
notics 70 the said executor AZ his
place % b,ssinsss. room 20, Hinckiey
block Seattle. Weshln ston.
Dated this 18th Gay of March. 1904
d EDGAR bryan,
As kkFsoripr Of the Last WIN ana
rswArnxst OF James A. Han. De.
ceased. G
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
MoRrALlrY nseoRp

Edgar Wallace low died At tes
family residence. ais East rms
street.. iaAt niHht aftrr = short an
ness. az the aKe II = years. Nh
iios graduated frnm the Acme iiuri
meas college ~ this city ana later
became an instructor "a that instita.
tlou. before he Nan takrn iil 10 eas
employed rs the sohw elachrr Hard
ware Company he leaves a widow
father and a mother.
- a-
The nalnief-0lFan cafe has scored
success In the spfyiHs % half ppr-
tinua. Ieiatshane al each table
Main ipa. 80
f ~s
Printers Co that class who know
rnth phones. So The Ivy Press
Dunlap. real estate. 81 Union block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08

= Sherhnn national arHani ef
of the Ancient ordnf ct ttih0rniauH
Installed arUonh division ut that
eHder IN this yity last ulKat. in IA
Church OF uut Lady ct fsaad ila@e
The new lodar numbers - members
A Tho installation hHt ulahI BiHhur
1neA delivered short address,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
CARD OF THANKS

wis hto thank those who kindly
assisted us during fathers illness
JEANETTE A. KELLY
zee
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Rremenon Hotel For Sale

TIC Oregon iiossss. as nFemeFtlsl.
e foe Kafa. Iz Orseua nets T. pHf
cent. on $500. bat Gan h. hausht
fHf utrn lras Apply fa Nra # q
.iurRffh oregon ffntlsr. urefuaf
tau. ~ ueens Btscs ksea seattle
80
aaaa z=-sss
y Bennett viii save 80 money
fkAanfef So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08

/ Mra Edn Mcnrpp yesterday filed
/ With the council clerk claim
against thu city Tor taeea dama Eea
/ fof personal injuries Mr. Mehran
/ eiHina Co have sustained permanent
I injuries Go hrr hand and atm nH "a
Marion sIr~~7- a T~ 'Ss AZ Asa.4.. o.,
+ rnd over building STONE au thr
! aIaamaIk
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Dunlap. real estate. 81 Union ele.s
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-27

fitting successor to the noteworthy
observances that began in 1893, when
William Mckinley was the orator, and
in which Theodore Roosevelt and
other eminent scholars and public men
have journeyed here to pay tribute to
the memory of the hero
The annual address was delivered
today by Senator Joseph w. Bailey, Of
Texas. In addition to the orator of the
day there were present many persons
of prominence from Chicago and else
where. The exercises took place in
Turner hall, Immediately after the ar
rival of the Chicago party. The presi-
dent of the association introduced
Senator Bailey, who delivered a mas
terful grafton. The city was gaily dec
Grated in bunting for the occasion, and
there was a large attendance from the
surrounding towns.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-27
Two Bio Unions to Amaleamate.

Milwaukee, Wis, April 27.-The an
nual convention of the Amalgamated
Sheet Metal Workers International
Union began in this city today with
about $50 delegates present from vari-
Gus parts of the United States and
Canada The convention, which VIII
he in session a week or longer, is re-
garded as of great Importance in labor
circles owing TO the general expecta"
tion that il will see the consummation
| of the project to unite the organiza-
ton with the Sheet Metal Workers
National Alliance, The rivalry between
these two organizations of the same
craftsmen has for some years mill
tated against the welfare OF both. The
amalgamation will be due largely to
the efforts of the American Federation
of Labor.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-27
ELKS OPERA HOUSE.
Contract Let TO ". ". Strong and
Will Cost Over $4,000.
A FEW INSIDE FACTS.

The contract for the Elks' opera
house has been awarded to w. w.
Strong. The committee and Mr.. Strong
will meet tomorrow and sign the pap
ers. There were two bids. Anson &
Holman's bid was $4,000 and Mr..
Strong's S30,609 This does not in
clude lighting, heating or plumbing.
1t is estimated when the building Is
completed and furnished it will cost
$4,000, and it will contain the finest
theater this side of Denver. 1t will also
be monument of enterprise for the
growing city of Albuquerque.
1t will be a handsome three story
brick structure and the structure built
around the theater on the first floor
will contain bowling alleys, shops,
cafe and bar, besides entrances to the
theater.
The second floor will have a ball
room and banquet hall, with toilet
rooms and serving kitcnen, while on
the third floor there will be two lodge
rooms with ante chambers for the
members and the goats.
A portion of the building is now
standing and there are foundations
under most of the proposed walls, and
these are to be used as far as possible
for the new foundations. A cellar will
only be built under the stage.
Work is to begin in few days and
will be pushed as rapidly as possible,
so that when the territorial fair opens
here in October the theater will be
ready for dedication. The Elks are to
be commended for this enterprise,
which will allow the troupes in the
country to play here.
The various committees who have
this matter in charge are:
Finance-Mayor Charles F. Myers,
j. J. Sheridan, Frank A. Hubbell.
Supplies and furnishings-W S.
Strickler. F. A. Hubbell, T. II. Wilker-
son.
In charge of work-D. ]. Rankin, NJ.
w. Flournoy, c. F. Myers.
Opening night. leases and rents
Frank Mckee, ]. ]. Sheridan, w. S.
Strickler.
Plans and pecifications-M. w.
Flournoy, Frank Mckee, D. ]. Ran
kin.
Law. bonds and contracts-T. N.
Wilkerson, NJ. w, Flournoy,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-27
Sports at VILLAGE of IsIeta.

Yesterday was day of sports at the
Indian pueblo of Isleta and quite a
large number of city folks went down
to see the doings. The races were
held in the main throughfare of the
village and the visitors were well en-
tertained. The Indian braves partici
pating were barred with the exception
of a gee string and cloth, revealing
their 1.-THE and supple bodies and
tanned and sunny muscles.
The adobe housetops were covered
with squaws and old men decked in
rich and fascinating colors. The wind
blew like fury, but it hindered not with
the pulling off of the feats. The visit
ors from the city returned here on a
late train
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-27
DISTRICT COURT.
important Case This Morning De-
cldsd by Judge Baker.
OTHER COURT MATTERS.

In the district court, before Judge
Baker this morning. the case of inter
venor of the American Engineering
works in the Cochiti Gold Mining COM
pany receivership case, the intervenor
seeking to enforce a mechanics lien
for machinery furnished the mining
company. The machinery company
contended that the account was run
ming one, and that their lien being
filed within sixty days of last item,
they should have a lien for the full
amount of the claim, 81 100. The min
ing company on the other hand, said
the purchases were made from day to
day; that each purchase was a separ-
ate contract and the lien was not filed
in time except as to the items pur-
chased within sixty days. Judge Baker
held that there being no agreement
shown of a contract of the machine
company to furnish continuously sup
plies for repairs, each item of the ac-
count, under the pleadings, was a sep
arate account, but the court decided
the case upon the theory that the ma
terials furnished being something tenn
porary were not such as could not sup
port a claim of lien, and refused the
lien and allowing the claim generally
against the bankrupt company for
100.
The court rendered judgment for 500
in favor of the plaintiff in the case of
w. Moore Clayton, assignee, versus
Augustin Lopez. This suit was an ac-
count for 500.
In the quo warranto proceeding
against Sheriff Alfredo Sandoyal, of
Sandoval county, the defendant had
not yet filed an answer up 10 the time
of going to press. Probably this will
be done tomorrow.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-27
MAKING SOLDIERS.
The Militia Boys at Agricultural Co..
Iegs Are Drilling.
COLONEL FROST IN CHARGE.

The two companies of militia, which
form the military department of the
New Mexico College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts, were thrown into
fever of excitement and two hours
strenuous drilling Wednesday.
Major James Irons, of the United
States army, detailed as military in
spector of the department of Colorado,
visited the college and sent the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical college ca
dets through series of manoeuvers to
see what the youngsters could do. The
present military organization OF the
college only came into existence the
first of January, but in these few
months of active life and drill makes a
good showing The two companies
have an enrolment of ninety with full
quotas of officers. They are under the
able direction of Col. Alfred s. Frost,
late of the First South Dakota infan-
try.
Colonel Frost expressed himself
well pleaseI with the progress the
young men are making.
The college campus has been put In
good shape for the field day sports
which will occur May l. The contest
ants Of the coming athletic feats are
doing considerable hard work prepar
ing for the approaching tests. Every
evening the campus is the scene OF
many young men engaging in vigorous
and muscle hardening exercises. The
track team is represented with some
excellent material, but as to whether
or not they will acquit themselves ad-
mirably when the final comes, remains
to be seen.
The program this year will not be as
elaborate as was last years, but con-
tains some entertaining features. The
usual field day ball will be given at
Las Cruces on the evening following
the sports.