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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-25
sSra grasiI, &c. Yuf.

Ser er SptrmerIol NOT, Der er SGoes
iprb NOT, bare ri, bare ri baooc Sore
aeombeb" NOT.
ReS 8ebottionens Rrebe SiaabeIie tas
ger iee mig ben Sri6eb at ~forunore ppr
fore 9igters bersmte og o~penfor cttereoc
Orb, ioet ies letter "Soretagiombeo"
iitebenfor Oct originate "&iRrligbeb", Iom
life bar hinget i grene paa SettIerue,
Der 6opeoin9elig beitdar al i~aatalbte 8es
berioeube. Ser tommer bet M paa naHs
ee Sine. Oct tommer iig meSet an paa,
boorfra 8iubeu blRier; men melt forIter
Oct iie Dog an paa, buorleoes ben blrier,
pg ioag bl9ier ben forfrroeIig; tbi Sufs
ten er iaa fulo at iiBoerbe Sue, at Oct II
badrot at finite uRrmeite Rabo. 8intts
rem tom tiSIig Der iaar; tbi alerebe 12tc
September bar Der en- Ggte Noro Safota
Sneitorm, inn aoifiai9e &reatlirer frsS
libel paa Sapnegan9erte Der pmfrina; men
ct Bar Gage oerefter fit Ri eoot geir, iom
pareSe Iise til iioite Sorsoa9, ba ri 1T ell
Sneitorm ieieu, iom minoer ps on, at II
bar 8inter Der 3orb. Set er p9rSt at
nGpne, at Ell 8orporntion bar %oreaniieret
fla Der unoer Rapn al 8rasiI & 8ismarcf
Or. @. Co., meS bet Sormaal at bbs9e en-
Sernbaue ill @ismarcf. Se bar tesret
Gttier, faaet SsrrbaRIiricu opituttet oe
beabnbt at arbeioe paa Sinien. DC
R9no, iom itaar / SpiSien for Soretas
aenSet, er ale Sarmere.
Sfisut Settlemeutet Der nbIi9 or ton1s
met / ct isrgeligt Saurp paa 8runo al
albert aumbIens IprS paa Ole SoIrm,
mua BET Dog meo SaubbeS funue iiees,
at gduIe og nbe SettIere Iebcr Der / bros
berlig Spreuiug, Srobs bette Vars lette
sloling, iaa er Solicit peIitinet Der ruuot
% Ieper goot. Ieeen SiIfrsbsbeo raa,
Der Der bIanot Solicit, og man bar Der
reaIiieret bet edmIe Srbiproe: "Naar
nan er tilfreos, iaa lener man 10 bel. n
Gf Hbbebcr fan nRpnes, at TO promiuerte
Snrmere, nerlig Ole 9erSabl % elias
gricficu er reiit til Rpr9e paa SuIebeieg,
gt snffer Dem Ell IptfeIis Heiie 90 bdas
Der, at DC bringer bper i'm beSre SaIbScI
meb Jig tilbnee, oa Sc beese er, bpab hi
Der taIoer SeberipsnSe.
Sr. Shper Srase er reiit til 9auS,
brussItoIcn / Sarge. Sr. Srage fortaItc
mig, at ban bapoe Iast RRrte til, at BEN
farmer bcbit, iom bar melt Suuoifab %
fan fdrme efter ale auuitens 8eeler.
Set fan NOT bGuSs, at bet er iad.
"a Snitor Sbenisu / Ssit boIot i'm aia
feSsprGbiteu Der / Sious Reuisbeo, baos
be ReuiebeSeus Sorian9er or. Sens
SIom Iisset ma tiIieHgs ct Bar Rnnnsz
Der. Gan iautes, ban burSe bore ulse
oa ind rniteoe ban Sneoomneu Of ia
% tom til @~uostisueitsu Gan IeSeoe
Sauseu Tom iebpnuIia. os eftsr at Isss
fen bar oper. itoo ban trent for Soriams
Iin9er oa lang neo liar lineoommelig
Sterrme n9roGrenSe lille gang, ~iprfat'
tet az BAN ieIo for auIeouiugen:
Sarbel Su. 9rooer ing % tro
gu ifiles bore geie.
s Sors os 8IGoe, SrpS oa 30
GO alt bort fGles Gle.
Eat for Den StInS oi bos os bar;
Su tiGrIis Sriors for os bar;
Snrpel III maa oi titles,
ga titles; n,eu.
vi Ieper / 5aa5et min freisise Sen;
Chi 9iertet nit Tiger,
Si ices isisn.
SroSs SO War, iom Sens Slom b9rer
raa iine Stulhrs, bar ban aloris fey
pgret Ing az uoseu SetpoeubeS, boiIsei
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-25
GatarrbsE oraiff.

aotarrb fan foroouoIe ole 9eac.
NETS IipSipeuoc aiiorortnger til beoe
GG6ifer, iom sbcIEsger % irilame'
rer enbper Gel, De fommer / &ers.
relic meb. Qaoitrpqniuaen pan De
al antarrb ungrebue Strbcr tou life
9ierc onbet goOt emo at liuore %
title sc ubebageIige Spmptou1er.
0erior or set, at @iIraIerier, Sprsit
% SuonouoeIier FIN ticner iom MID.
Ierttoia 2iu0ring. SoalRrge 'om
be irritcrenSe aiionbriu8Cr al So'
tarrb peobIioer OF bonrcS, iooIGn0e
bill GelleoGpen ncbblipc at uGrc in.
ilomeret. oct bjPIper life, bpao
Sla9S @%cbonbIiua brugeS.
Ger or fun ct RiooeI, JON bar Den
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-25
Bcrncnes Jul.

sitter M oprinoer
SnIen mcS lin &IoffefIane,
meo DC life Rinoer
90 fin SuIeiarg; =
Chs | 5r9cts Creme,
men BOG BELT I Siertets 5tiuI;
Spieis @lanbs, ben rene.
itaber epis Sui.
gnaleianecn Ringer
fra ben ferite SnIenaf.
Der iom guhifab brineer
2ioets rise Stat,
90 paa 9neIeoireer
fIpper fra bort 9rnff ct Gear.
biem til Sub fig ipinscr
ipm ct Suepar.
! bort Siem en- Stierue
bliufcr peuIiet til os, ueS.
oinfer Mob bet fierne
til en- Suffered -
oct er aiRrIipbeoeu,
u,eb tit @int fra g~et6Ieber.
2hiet ben herneoen
brireer til bort Siem.
SARAH ShmiSt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-25

bans t~uliorte o. pelbeuarese &oIsr paa
Saar % Sti9aosina bepibuer.
ct Rar Sdrmere Der, nemIig Grid
gerbabI os Sjur aafebt. bapoe nGr
maotfet bibe i @rGsiet forleben. Oct
lptseoes BOG Or. Regritc ira @usbp at
reobe oeres 9ip / Sareus Stunb. 9e leo
beeseto at Observation-Disclosures frems
falot oeo. at De ipiite "baliameret" Spes
sefiso. iom par tisbt ! en- S~usbcIoninsss
butt ! @nsbs.
Soritein Salin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-25
ct SpIpbrpamp.

Haar Der tales ON Brplup. er Der ials
miuoeIiebeo LANCE SeitripeIier ai De Sor,
bereoelier, Der eaar forub for benne Be-
gipenhes; men Yaitur 8oIS % 6rue bar
lite sipne lang Sib til 6ppubsuins forIes
ben, ba Rihlaub. Gbriitine o. Mbereroms
bic Reutebeber baooe | al Stilbeb iamlet
fig os / fluttet Sslse oroe ino til Yres
itegaarbeu for at feitIieboISe Seres SeIos
~brpaupsbas. IA Der life bar tale ON at
ben ftore SoriamIius tunbe runumes /
Photographers Sule, bIep man enige ON
at iamles ! airteu, % uaetet airfeu e.
gdnife rummeIig, bar ben Dog fplst Of
9i9iter.
Com Saler for 8idlauo Meni9beb OPP
traaote Raitor 3. s. Serre ira ainorep
% uotalte Reuisbebens 8l9oe oper. at
De ut anIeoniug iii at feire lin afbolote
SreitefantiIies 9l9Sssfeit. Com ct i'm.
ligt gepiS paa Reni9bebens griieubtIigs
beo uperratte ban SeIpbruoeparret en-
Senge8ape at 1872 Collars.
8erpda fremtraaSte 8aItor g. s. gu,
eide fra @uIpertou, Yeiru., og toItebe
paa Sbriitiue Reniebeos @csne berrs
Seltagelle / SeItIigbeoerue % bragte en-
Sen9eeaoc af II Collars.
Conn Ibercrombie Renigbebs 8epr9s
i~entant pptruaSte Yrofesior u. q. Bog
Itao fra Goneoroia College. @eb afiluts
ningen at lin Gale pberIeoerebe ban iii
8ruoepnrret en- ipRr SeIptunoe inoebols
Scroe 80 Collars. af 8rubepaper ialt
mootoe Sait. 8uIo og Srlre en- @rrbi al
omtrent fire Sunorece Collars.
! Ell Gale taffcSe ocrpaa Saitor 8olS
SpriamIir9eu for ben BlRoe p9 Sors
~neielic, Der a benz bepiit paa bereS
SeIpbrpaupSSas. Sar fiIbrebe Sorbols
bcne mn pg for fem og tboe aar iiDen, o.
bporlebes Serrens geliigueIie bapbe flilgt
Dem / ocnns Sib. Smiblertio babbe en-
Gel apinoer paa Sreitegaarbstunet ans
rettet Iauge gorbe ueo beiIige gritbetas
ger og andre gooe Retter, bpor belle Sors
iamlin9en bleu beo1rtet pad bet bcbite.
Otter Raaltioet inmleSes man igieu |
Sirten, bnor Raitor Gfre bolot ell Gale,
boort ban iammcuIignebe SprbolSet me(s
lem Ranb pg apinbe / gggteitabet meb
Seiu Sorbolb til Reniebeben.
sf berne SiS af % Gar, Tom er fors
leben iibeu Raitor @olo oe Srlies fsrite
8rhuupsbag, bar DC tilbra9t Snlpoelen-
nemlie 125 Oar Der hos os. ban ion1
Brett for be ire openforu9bute 1teniobes
Der. Sen Sang, ban moStoe aaIeet, bar
Wenigbeoerne / en- ganife fpritprret o.
% oprebeu Sorfdtnnia; men ban bar pco
lin ito o8 roIi9e Iaabe at banoIc paa
forItaaet at briIge en- COB SoritadeIIe inS
iaapeI / Reuisbcberre ~inbbbrSes ionr
meuem Reuig6cbeu og YreiteiamiIien.
Som 8el9e bernf bar Menia6ebem porst
til bet oobbelte iiben hans Spertaaslie.
Srrlig bar ban forifaaet at iamle ling
bontmen til Gang % aubet nbttiat ars
betoe / Reuiebebeu, iaa biSie iaabeI Ipnl
De andre bar omIluttet BAN mco en- inbera
lig aiGrIi8beo os SortrpIiabeo. 9aitor
% Sru Bolo bar altib fert ct @ieitfrit
Srs, boor ale bar mtsbt en- benIia Deobs
tngelie.
Set er biit ct fGnes guite / Reutabes
ben, at Ri pn % aar lit anlebuiua til
at feire oeres @uIbbrbaup.
en- Selta9er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-25
Correspondence

astnnvmbouus uu msH % ssnsh nrs dm bet mmhs esrnn til BE- Mir nh usanas ruusm.
ich At RAatonea RapHst bill IT, bhpsn 6nnagou momHhn sshomnsan acrsRouent sufr
bet mn RtbamwH ma hps Wapnr % abrsta- /.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-25

ForsuifeSc @irfuiua, % oct RiSSeI
er Beruuo. Get iloar Ii9e til Hooen
al Gotnrrb peo at 9irHoprette | 8a.
ptlnrtareue OcrcS beIiige glaiicitet.
Beruna er life en- miolerttStg Iin-
oreuoe, men en- roOifal arr.
Seuo eitCr Or. Sartmars iioiie
9og, iom ior en- fort SiO ienoes irit.
AooreSic gerurn Weoieiue 60. 60.
IumbuS, Ohio.
ppis DC life bltrti9t opnndr til.
frcoSitiuenoc 8eiuItater ira Srugen
al Eerltnn iou ifrtu itror til Or.
Sartmau % beifrio ustaatiat 1ercS
liliRIoe, % ban pil meo 8IGSe ai0e
Gem lit oRroiiuloc 8aao gratis.
Noresie: Or. Sartmar, Brrii.
sent al The Sdrtmor Snnitarium,
Columbus. Chic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-25

Sou. q. Z. Slice, gr'5orbnuos &c.
udtor ira artaulas M boiat / Cttas
hama, Nrivsr HpIts ct 8reo ira
@dibtngton :. g.:
"Srnstn al SSrruua for aas aatarrbs
lpp0oMRe bar bGrtt laa nlminoslig
eoStiruht % bar uRrrt bruet Ints iaa
~nelsisrsGSe sacinltattr al mango al
mine 8runtr at leg tilfulee aubtfaler
bets bclhreoruos GecHiiabrr.
9oa. z. y. Rice.
Son. y. 4 &ice sr blpr Ell al oosr
fsmtt Wsolemmer AZ 8ougresien. ium
aooileuoer gsruna. Eromineute
MGRo og 8ulnDer oper belle be 6or.
easOs Stat.r snoorierer leruua.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-17
SANTA FE.

From the New Mexican.
Today was the coolest day that San.
ia Fe has experienced in several years,
the minimum being 4 degrees below
zero.
Mrs, Stevenson, mother of Mrs. j. l..
Seligman, is very critically i'll at the
residence of her daughter. and it is
feared that she will not survive her
present illness.
Norman B. Conger, of Detroit. one
of the three inspectors of the United
States weather bureau, is here inspect
ing the local Office. Mr.. Conger has
been in the service for twenty-five
years and is a veteran.
The survey for the connection of the
tracks of the Santa Fe Central railway
and the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
railway for this city have been COM
pleted, an da force of graders are at
work grading the track of the Santa
Fe Central from the Indian school to
the depot yards of the Atchison, Tope-
ka & Santa Fe railway on the south
side. The Santa Fe Central railway
yards have also been surveyed and are
being staked off, These will be situat-
ed on the south side and will be quite
extensive.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-17
Railroad Topics

/. U. Morris, the popular trainmas-
ter of the kIo Grande division, is an
Albuquerque visitor.
A number of big boilers have been
received at Belen to be taken out along
the line of the Santa Fe cut off to be
used to furnish power for boring for
water.
Trainmaster Z. J. Gibson, of the AL
buquerque division of the Santa Fe Pa
cific, is in the city. He reports trains
moving nicely on his division. consid-
ering the shortage in motive power.
Both the Santa Fe and the Santa Fe
Pacific checks have arrived and are
being passed out to the boys. This
has been a good month and the checks
call for good sums. The months pay
roll is one of the largest ever paid out
in Albuquerque.
The. Carlsbad Argus says: News has
reached here of the marriage at Ala
mogordo, last week, of Miss Eta
Blakely to Mark Hardin, a young en-
ploye in the Ell Paso & Northeastern
railway offices. Mrs. Hardin was form
erly a Carlsbad girl, and many friends
here wish her much Joy in her married
life.
Ben Williams, special officer for the
Santa te, has returned from winslow,
where he went a few days ago to cap
ture a Santa Fe brakeman supposed
to be- an accomplice with safe cracker
HALEY, now in durance vile at Ell Paso.
Officer Williams got his mar and by so
doing prevented a big ROBBERY plan
which was to have been committed at
Winslow. Williams got wind through
an Ell Paso detective that there was a
lad man, to he at large, at Winslow.
He also learned that a plan was being
formulated to rob a saloon safe at that
place. He had little trouble getting his
man and placing him in Jail at Win
slow.
Harry Crawford, representing the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen at
the conference which is being held in
Topeka, between the officials of the
Santa Fe and representatives of the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, in
reference to an asked for increase in
the scale of wages, passed through the
city this morning en- route to Topeka
from San Marcial. Mr.. Crawford was
at Topeka until last week, but went to
San Marcial with the dead body of the
young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Harri-
son. Mr.. Harrison is also a repre-
sentative of the Brotherhood of Rail-
Ktrnyy H'Hpt - sc
division at Topeka. Mr.. Harrison lives
at San Marcial, and took his family
with him to Topeka. While there the
son died and the body was taken to
San Marcial for burial.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-17
ANOTHER
General Manager Grieg's Assistant, e.
j. Dedman, RESIGNS.

The announcement was made ofic.
man, assistant to Assistant General
Manager A. S. Grieg, of the Ell Paso G.
Northeastern railway system, says the
Ell Paso News. The resignation is re-
garded by some as a courtesy on the
part of Mr.. Dedman in order to allow
Mr., Martin; the incoming general man.
ager, to choose his own staff. 1t is not
thought hat the resignation will be
accepted, as Mr.. Dedman has been a
very capable official and a good train
man.
Superintendent Martin is still in Ala
mcgordo and it is stated that there
may be a general wedding out of the
Office force in his department when he
takes hold in March.
At 8 o'clock this morning the trains
were behind a four-foot snow bank. A
large force of men had been employed
to dig out the train, but they had not
erected their purpose. The SHOWS east
of here are heavier than at places west
of this point. At Alamogordo, a snow
fall of eight inches has been reported.
The snow has drifteI and the wind has
blown and eddied it, until there Is a
drift some hundreds of yards in length.
The limited east bound left here last
night and was ordered to stop at Ala
mogordo.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-17

Trains east leave Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. Trains west arrive Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday.
Connections with the main line and
branches as follows:
AT Antonito for Durango, Silverton
and all points in the San Juan country.
AT Alamosa with standard gauge)
for La Veta, Pueblo. Colorado Springs
and Denver, also with narrow gauge
or Monte Vista, Del Norte and Denver,
Creede and all points in the San Luis
valley. At Salida with main line
(standard gauge) for all points east
n west including Leadville and mar
row gauge points between Salida and
Grand Junction.
AT Florence and Canon City for the
gold camps of Cripple Creek and Vic
tor. At Pueblo, Colorado Springs and
Denver with all Missouri river lines
for all points east.
For further information address the
undersigned.
Through passengers from Santa Fe
In standard gauge sleepers from Ala
mosa can have berths reserved on ap-
plication.
A. S. BARNEY, Act. Gen. Agt.,
Santa Fe, N. NJ.
S. K HOOPER, G. p. A., Denver, Colo.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-17
DEMINo.
A Few Pointers About a Good Town In
Southern New fexico.

Keep your eye on Deming.
Deming has just been incorporated.
Deming ships over 100, 900 head of cattle
annually; Is the center of the greatest
breeding region in the southwest and cat
tlemen all know this.
Deming, the coming city of New Mex
leo.
Deming has a magnificent school sys.
TEN.
Deming, the railroad center Of New
Mexico.
Deming. the gateway to the best part OF
Old Mexico.
Deming, the seat of the new county of
Luna.
Deming is the great mining center of
the southwest.
Demingl Don't overlook 1t IL you are
looking for a safe and paying Investment.
Deming water is chemically pure-equal
to Polan springs.
Deming has increased so per cent in pop
ulation In four years.
Deming water and pure ozone make
strong and healthy people.
Investments in Deming lots will double
and treble In one year.
Deming has now a large Ice plant and
electric light system under contract.
In Deming the demand for rental
houses is five times in excess of the sup
ply.
Deming has an abundance of water for
irrigating vineyards, orchards, or gar
dens.
Buy lots and build in Deming. Your
rental returns will be 20 per cent on the
investment.
In Deming good safe loans can be had
at better rates than In the old established
towns.
which will pay you 100 per cent in less
than twelve months.
In Deming another good hotel is needed
to accommodate the enormou increase OF
population.
Deming is a great health result-has no
superior in climate for the cure of pull
monary troubles
Deming will be the great smelter center.
Two large plants will be installed within
the year.
Why buy high priced lots when you can
get them in Deming cheap now, with GER
tain advance assured?
Agricultural lands in Deming are unsur-
passed for fertility, production of fruits
and vegetables of all kinds.
Deming offers the same opportunities
now that the most prosperous cities in the
west offered several years ago.
Deming needs one hundred new houses
to supply the demand, and needs them
now. This demand continues TO grow.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-17
DON'T EAT THE SALAD"
That Was the Life and Death MESSAGE
Which Pursued James Hunter.

Because the cook had covered the
potato salad with a green painted plat
ter which had discolored the salad and
caused arsenic from the paint to get
n it, h telegraph wires of the en-.
tire Nevada and Minden division of the
Missouri Pacific were tied up for about
an III a couple of days ago trying TO
locate Baggageman James Hunter and
warn him TO not eat that salad in his
lunch, says the Pittsburg Headlight.
Baggageman Hunter has the run on
Missouri Pacific trains 40 and so, be.
tween Nevada and Wichita. He takes
his dinner with him, and this unfor-
tunate ~discolored potato salad formed
part OF the dinner on this particular
gay. After he left home it was dis.
covered that the salad was tainted and
steps were taken at once to warn the
baggageman.
A telegram flashed over the wires to
Pittsburg saying;
Tell Hunter on 40 not eat potato
salad, It's poisoned
But train 40 was on its way to COT
feyyille when the message arrived.
The warning was flashed to Coffey-
vile and again it missed him. Finally
he was caught at Peru. 1t was almost
noon and the baggageman was just
about to get down his dinner bucket
and eat his lunch when he received the
warning.
Inc dangerous potato salad was
thrown from the car and a message of
assurance was flashed back T. his INK
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-17
APPETITE
Not Necessary When Proper Food Is
Used

CoaXlng up an appetite is hard work
and unnecessary when a little thought
is given to scientific feeding.
Fill the stomach with the wrong
stuff and it is not long before the pal
ate too is affected and even the sight
of food is ~nauseating. Stomach and
nervous ills of all kinds soon come and
the body is left without no%urishment.
Then take on Grape-Nuts for a few
days and see the difference. Eating is
no longer a duty but a delight, for the
food Is made of the proper grains, pre-
pared in a natural, scientific manner
n the flavor is delicious. The case
OF a schoolma'am Of Cedar Mills,
Mimi, is interesting. She writes: 81
used to go without lunch many a day,
not finding it tasty. In consequence /
usually had a severe headache before
the afternoon session was over and
felt nervous and cross.
Il had almost concluded TO give up
teaching on this account when a friend
induced me to try Grape-Nuts. will
say frankly did not care for it at first
but tried it two or three times and
theh round myself beginning to enjoy
the crisp, nutty flavor.
The food mas changed the order of
my life. carry it for lunch every day
now The color has come back to my
cheeks and lips and l have no more
headaches or nervous spells.
MY body is full of energy and new
life and life seems worth the living
now that | have found the proper
food Name given by Postum Compa-
ny, Battle Creek, Mich.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-17
AN OLD TICKET.
One Honored by Burlington Which was
Issued In 1877.

There has just been honored for
passage IN the Burlington road a ticket
reading from Lincoln to Omaha. which
was originally issued by the Baltimore
& Ohio road at Baltimore February 20,
1877. The transportation issued at
that time was from Baltimore to Gin
%cinnati, to st, Louis, to Atchison and
to Omaha by way of Lincoln. 1t was of
unlimited form and the validity of the
last portion of this transportation
could not be questioned when it was
presented on the train a day or two
ago. The holder gave no reason why
he had abstained from using it for so
many years.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-17
-O@
ROADS e.
New Lines in New Mexico Mean
Great Advantage to the Mining
Industry

William Chaplin, a mining man of
Taos, N. NJ, arrived in Denver and is
registered at the Albany, says the
Rocky Mountain News. MI. Chaplin is
connected with the Taos Mining &
Milling company. Taos is a new camp.
you see," said Mr.. Chaplin, I'VE are
handicapped in our camp on account
of inadequate facilities to handle our
ore. We are thirty miles from any rail-
road. The nearest station is Pecos.
The ore is SEN to smelters in Kansas
and Colorado.
The Albuquerque Eastern railroad,
a branch OF the Rock Island being built
out of albuquerque to the southeastern
part of the territory, will run through
Taos. When that road is fnihed, dozens
OF camps will be opened in territory
not now able to handle the pres mined.
THE work or the Albuquerque East
ern railroad is begun. Laying of track
has been begun. Twenty miles of the
roadbed is finished, and by July next
trains will be running over the new
division.
The city of Albuquerque is becom-
ing a metropolitan town. Four large
mills and a railroad shop and round
house are in course of construction.
Besides the building of the Albu-
querque Eastern railroad, the Santa Fe
and Rock Island, in combination, are
building $50 miles of railroad which
will enable these two companies to
cope with other transcontinental lines.
las soon as the albuquerque East
ern is finished, our company will in.
crease its capacity tenfold and erect
more stamp mills"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-17

BETTER THAN PROMISES.
Work Has Commenced on an Import
ant Rock Island Extension.

oiit TWIN
Work on the Rock Island extension
from Amarillo, Texas, to Tucumcari,
N. M. has been commenced and il is
said that the line will be completed
tnls season, say a dispatch from Ell
Paso.
The prime object of the new line is
to shorten the Choctaw line from Mem
phis and southwestern points to the
Rock Island system to Ell Paso. This
cut off from Amarillo in northwestern
Texas to Tucumcari puts the Choctaw
in direct connection with me Ell Paso
line by the shortest route. The line
has been surveyed and the PROPOSE
ton to build has been under discussion
for some time and at intervals there
have been reports that the work was
to commence.
The completion of this short line will
be but one of the moves in the policy
of the Rock island to strengthen it's
Ell Paso line and bring the Choctaw up
to the greatest efficiency in the hand
ling of. southwestern and transconti-
mental traffic. From Tucumcari, the
western end of the proposed extension
where a junction is formed with the
Rock Islands Ell Paso main line, the
distance Is not great.