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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-29
AMES GETS OUT
OF BAD HOLE
Surprising Decision ofSupreme Court berates Minneapolis
Doodle Mayor

ST. PAUL, Jan. 20. Ex Mayor
Ames of Minneapolis is free man.
The supreme court today quashed the
Indictment against him. The entire
court held the Indictment to be faul-
ty. Judges stark Collins and Lewis
concurred In the opinion Of majority
that the offence was not pro
ven. while Judges Lovely and Brown
disagreed from that opinion Of the
majority. Ames was convicted in the
district court Of Hennepin county for
receiving money Illegally. when the
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ANOTHER FIRE SCARE
IN UNLUCKY CHICAGO

from the windows. Cool heads pre-
vented this. The women were carried
down the fire escapes. The girl mixing
chemicals was severely burned and is
dying.
The name Of the girl fatally burned
Is Miss verba. Edward Stokes, who
assisted her down the fire escape. was
probably fatally burned. The loss was
$4,000.
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FLOWERS RECEIVED
FOR M'kINLEY,S TOMB.

8 CANTON, o., Jan. 30 Wreaths
and other floral tributes in abundance
were received for the decoration Of
the Mckinley tomb today, this being
the anniversary Of the martyred Presi.
dents birth. The flowers came from
all parts of the country, and among
them was a magnificent bouquet sent
by President Roosevelt from the white
house conservatory. Mrs. Mckinley
visited the tomb this morning and per.
sonally superintendent the arrange.
ment Of the floral tokens.
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KANSAS DAY CLUB
To BANQUET TONIGHT.

TOPEKA, Kans., Jan. 90. The Kan.
sas Day club, republican organiza.
tion, has completed arrangements for
celebrating the anniversary Of McKin-
ley's birth with an elaborate banquet
tonight Congressman Victor Murdoclx,
president Of the club, will preside, aud
the principal Grafton will be delivered
by Congressman Francis w. Cushman
Of washington.
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BIRTHDAY coNGRATu.
LATIoNs FOR RIsToRl.

ROME, Jan % This was he
eighty-second birthday of Adelaide Ris.
tori, the famous Italian tragic actress.
During the day she received fiood
Of congratulations. personally, by tele.
graph and by mail, from all parts of
the world Several felicitous mes
sages were received from the United
States, in which country she has many
friends and admirers as a result u her
four visits there.
Ristori was born at Ciyidale. Italy,
in 1922. On her appearance in Paris
in 1855. she was harshIy criticised for
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Mayor Of Minneapolis. from women
After sentence was passed, an ap-
peal was taken on the ground that the
Indictment was not properly drawn. in
that It was omnibus III character
charging IN fact more than ono
crime. The majority opinion of the
court written by Chief Justice Collins,
was surprise to the defense as well
as to the state. The court says the
Indictment was valid and charged but
one offence. but declares the state
did not prove the offence charged
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oLDFlELD ESTABLISHES
NEW AUTOMOBILE RECORD.

ORMONDE. Fla, Jan. 20. Barney
Olafied has won the one mile auto.
mobile championship Of America. de,
feating VIM. X. Vanderbilt by three
seconds. oldiield's best time was
forty.three seconds which sets the
worlds competitive mark lower thau
the record Of Anglers made Iii Paris,
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posing as the rival OF Rachel, then
at the height of her fame Ristori won
popular favor however, and her re.
ceptions in othsr countries. especially
in the United States, were enthusias-
tic. Among her leading parts Were
Francesca Ga Rimini, Maria Stuart.
Phoedra, Judith and Lady Macbeth.
The last character she played IN Amer
ica with Edwin Booth. She retired
from the English stage in 1873. but
has since appeared before the foot
lights in Italy occasionally.
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REPLY NOT
SENT YET
Rnssia's Answer 10 Japan's FL
nal Note Submitted to Gar
Today
POSITION
Announcement That Island Ming
dom Does Not Intend to For-
tif,y Straits Of Korea Makes
for Peace

LONDON. Jan. 2s.The Japanese
minister Baron Hayashie, referring to
a report published in the Daily Ora
Hphic, 10 the effect that the Russian
reply 10 Japan. which was completed
Wednesday was unfavorahie. said
that the reply had not yet been sent
and that II will only be submitted for
the ears approyal TO-DAY There
are no means therefore, added the
Japanese minister. .of knowing the
contents Of the reply and as to the
probable tenor thereof, ! have no off,
cial information
Gratifying Statement.
4 PARIS. Jan. 29The officials here
are gratifled at the apparently author
ative statement that Japan does not
intend u fortify the straits % Korea.
They say II will remove one main OBJ
stacle as most Of the recent negotta-
tions show that Russia is unal,erably
opposed 20 the creation Of any eondi-
tion In Korea which would lead 10 the
closing Of the outlet from the sea Of
Japan. Strong intimation has been
made that the maritime nations of
Europe and the United States would
have taken up The question unless this
declaration had been made.
Reply Next Week.
ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 2s.--Au-
thorities here now say that the Rus.
sian reply TO Japan will not be trans
mitted until next week.
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DAY
IN CONGRESS
Carnations Much in Evidence. Urgent Deficiency Bill Under
Discussion. Cullom Ammendement Prevails

order against the paragraph Of the
bill appropriating 100000 for the ex-
penses Of the commission OF internal
exchange, appointed 10 bring Ebout a
fixed relationship between the gold
standard and the silver using coun-
tries. He contended IL was new legis-
lation. The point was sustained and
the item struck out.
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NEW YORK NEWSPAPER
CHANCES NAME AND PRICE.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20. The Com.
mercial Advertiser announced today
that beginning with February lst. it
will be sold ior one cent instead of
two and The name VIII be changed to
Globe and Commercial Advertiser" :"
The name Commercial Advertiser
has been used for 107 years. The
short alternative title Is intended TO
accommodate news boys who object 10
using long cumbersome words.
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ARNOLD SENTENCED
TO BE HANGED.

DENVER. Cole, Jan. 20. Fred Arm
old, eyed 20 years. said to be the lead.
er of the band Of burglars who killed
Mrs. Amanda Youngbiood last New
Years Eve. was today found guilty Of
murder in the first degree and SEN
fenced TO be hanged. His two com.
panions had been previously convicted
of the same crime and sentenced TO
death.
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CHICAGO, Ills, Jan. 29.-The ten
ants OF the Masonic temple twenty
story structure. failed to scare today
when a fire broke out in the Cosmo-
politan building adjoining. Chemicals
that girl was mixing on the sixth
floor exploded and caused fire. In
the upper stories Of the Cosmopolitan
building, . number Of women became
hysterical and threatened to Jump
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LULU PRICE FREED
ON INSANITY PLEA

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. 2sl--Mrs.
Lulu Price Kennedy Kramer. on trial
a second time for the murder Of her
first husband. Phillip II. Kennedy, was
found not guilty today. Al the first
trial she was convicted and sentenced
to ten years In the penitentiary.
The nrst verdict was reversed On a
technicality. Mrs. Kennedy's defense
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was emotional insanity. Evidence was
presented to show that her srandfath-
er and great grandfather died in in
sane asylum.
The jury found Mrs. Kennedy In
sane when she shot her husband, but
says she since resaised her Sanity. !.
which savea her from being sent to An
asylum.
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WASHINGTON. d. G.. Jan, .2s.--
a carnation adorned the lapel OF the
coat OF nearly every member Of the
house today In commemoration Of the
late President McKinley's birthday
The house went into committee OF the
whole 10 consider the urgent deficiency
bill Hill tof Comm made q point Of
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swlpEs TRUST FUNDS.
Albert Frsoner Of Brooklyn Pleads
Guilty to Robbing Miners.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.--Albert NJ.
Fragner, well-known Brooklyn law
yer, pleaded guilty today to an In
dIctment charging grand larceny In the
first degree. In having taken bonds
valued at $4,000, which were held In
trust for Emilia Kainer and her sister,
minor children Of the late Otto
Kainer, importer.
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the secreted gun and shot of the
depot masters thumb He also shot
the marshal in both arms The depot
master fired, the bullet taking effect
IN Hartley's stomach. This happened
Tuesday night. He died Wednesday
morning.
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PICK THE MEN.
Pinkertons Believe They Have Band
its Who Threatened Southern
n.rtfi,

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. Jan 2s--
II is stated thar pInkerton detectives
who are investigating the anonymous
letters sent to the Southern Pacific
company demanding $4,000 under
threat of dynamiting trains, have cen.
tered suspicion On i've men now IN the
vicinity Of Fresno. One Of them has
been picked out as the author Of the
letters.
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I Raj |C
AGREEMENT.
Well Founded Report That
Santa fe and Rock Island
Have Come to Terms
TO FINISH CUTOFF
California Trains Will Kun Via
Bclcn. Road Will BE Exten-
ded 10 Porialcs

sS = IN iGpoTl tudl the AHlCdEO & ftOCk
island railroad had formed traffic
alliance with the Santa ne road reach.
ed Denver today and is the subject OF
much conversation among railroad
men Of the city says the Denver
Post4
It was known some months ago that
prominent Rock Island people were
buying Santa Re stock, but the pur-
port Of this proceeding was not at
once manifest Holders OF Rock Isl.
and stock bought up $40 100000 of
santa Fe stock, with view 10 gain
Ing representation on the directorate
@ me santa NJ road.
In this they were not successful. as
was shown by the results Of the an
nual meeting of the Santa Fe stock
holders In December, as no Rock Isl
and stockholder was made a director.
But the influence OF the Rock Island
purchase OF stock was made evident
aiterward.
While the S4O,0oO.O0O 81 stock now
in the hands of the Rock Island peo-
pie Is by no means controlling pro,
portion of the $240,000,000 that make
up the stock OF the Santa Fe, 1t Is con-
siderable and lis owners have, II Is
believed. received consideration to the
extent Of traffic agreement which
will be Of mutual benefit 10 the roais
concerned.
The Plan.
The plan as now outlined. Ii 10
complete Immediately the 'Belen Cut.
OFF, as the Santa Fe's New Mexico
undertaking lis called, to the point OF
it's intersection with the Rock Island S
Amarilla.El Paso line, and later to
build II on to It's junction with the
Santa Fe's Pecos river line at Por-
tales. as originally intended.
After the line has been built to the
Rock Island junction, the arrangement
will be 10 run the Rock Island trains
directly west over the Santa Fe tracks
TO Belen, and on west along the San
Ia Fee route.
This will give the Rock Island a
more direct line west than Is now
had by way of I'll Paso II Is said. too,
that the Rock Islands arrangements
with the Southern Pacific road Is not
at all satisfactory TO the Rock Island,
and the advantage to the Santa Fe
road will be In the traffic brought
down from the great northwest, where
the Santa Fe has no direct feeders.
Santa Fe's Direct Route.
On the completion OF the Belen cut
|off to Portales the Santa Fe will have
d direct through route from Chicago.
with the heavy grades al Ration and
Glorieta entirely avoided The heavy
freight traffic will all 50 over this
line
Work on the Belen cutoff. which
was stopped six weeks ago affecting
Eastern stockholders, will be resumed
at once, II Is said, and the road will
be pushed vigorously until connec-
tiun with the Rock Island is made.
The grading has been completed
fifty miles easi of Belen There re
mains anotter ffty miles 81 grading
to be done before the Rock Island
road is reached
There Is also bad canon to be tray.
crsed and great deal OF heavy work
Is involved, but with the proposed
double force at work. 4 Is believed
that the junction can be reached BY
next fall and that Rock Island trains
viii be running westward over the
santa Fe before next Christmas,
-O-
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GETS THIRTEEN
YEARS FOR ROBBERY

MANILA, Jan, 29---George Her.
mann, ex.inspector Of constabulary
who robbed the government and fed
from Misamis, Mindanao, and was sub
sequently captured at Bayann, has
been convicted and sentenced to thir-
teen years Imprisonment.
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NOBLE ENGLISH
EccLEsiAsTIC DEAD.
LONDON, Jan. 70. The carl OF
Devon Rev. Sir Renry Hugh Court
ney) rector OF Powdcrdam, is dead.
aged SO. He held extensive estates.
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NO SENATOR FOR
MARYLAND YET.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Jan. 2s.--The
Maryland legislature In joint session
today took another ballot for United
States Senator without result.
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CENTRAL PACIFIC
PAYS OLD DEBT.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-The Central
Pacific Railroad company. now a part
Of the Hartman Pacific Railway sys.
tenn, today paid into the sub.treasury
about s2,sOO,Ooo. representing anoth.
or instsllment Of an old obligation to
the federal government. 81
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NEW YORK, Jan - Close money
on call. steady ] s-5 per cent;
prime mercantile paper l.2 6 i-2
per cent: bar silver, IS SIS per cent.
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NEW YORK. Jan. 29.---Lead easy,
445 a 400 copper quiet, 1910 a
1.22
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Convention

Tomorrow, the Republican Territor.
ial Central committee Will meet in
Santa Fe, for the purpose of fixing
the time and place and of the repub.
lican convention for the nomination
of delegates to the national conyen-
tion ana also Of deciding upon the
basis of representation 10 the territor-
ial convention.
1t Is probable that the basis Of rep
resentation will be one delegate for
every hundred republican votes cast
al the last territorial election,
San Miguel is the banner republican
county OF the territory. If the one
hundred basis be chosen. this county
will be entitled to twenty.eight dele
gates. the next largest number com.
ing from Bernalillo county, which Will
have twenty four.
Las Vegas and Las Cruces are the
two leading candidates for the place
Of holding the convention, with the
chances In favor Of this city. The su-
periority Of the Las Vegas spring eli.
mate over that Of Las Cruces Is ex-
pected to initiate in advantage Of this
city, Also. the fact that this city is
more centrally located and can pro-
vide better Accommodations for the
large number Of delegates will be TAX
en- into consideration Las Vegas has
not made an active fight for the con-
ventfon, but will entertain II hand
somely II 1T comes. Il can scarcely
be doubted, II the matter were left to
a vote of the delegates who are to at
tend. the larger majority would say
Las Vegas.
Upon the one hundred basis, the
representation from the various coun-
ties will be as follows, and II Is ex-
pected that each county will send a
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Hotel Imperial Arrivals.

Holtville J. x. Patton, Harriet W. Richards. D. X. Wheeler, C. IT. Trcgo. Los Angelcs-Geo. Harrington, fl. s. Markley, Mrs. ! Becker, Elsa Becker, W. II. Sinclair, J. k. Price, w. Q. Elm erson, Chas. k. Sknker, II. Herder, K. c. O'Shca, Thos. II. Sil=bee. Oscar Clancy.
 San Franci.co-C. l.. Van Voast, Geo, F.. Hoyt, John Mellzner.
 City-J. F. GiIchrist, Tho= Montgom- cry, F. C. Farr, T. II. U. Lillian, Roy D. McPherrin, II. Watson.
 Craig, Neb-H C. Blackstone.
 Newborn, Tcnn.-R. \. Fryer.
 Calexico-S. NJ. Smith, w. Y. Hardy. EsconIido-C. F.. Brown an1 wife.
 San Diego-Francis M Elliott and wife, Frank l.. Barbour, Hon. Leroy A. Wright.
 Mesa, Ariz-E. w. Wilbur and wife. Redlands-C. 4 Watson.
 Brawley y-Phil NJ. Chandler.
 Sioux City, Iowa-H. A. McManus.
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Hotel TheIma Arrivals

City-T. v. Montgomery, Mrs. NJ. r. BOetlger, S. Lyons, c. w. King, Hugh b. Walsh, Margaret F.. Schenck, Fl. l.. Brown, Jos Quinn, Thomas Montgom- cry, l.. Weiselquist, IT, A. Williams and wife, Ed. E. Moore, Fred Griffin, ]. b. Mason, J. D. Quinn, s. W. Wor- then, ]. F.. Miller.
 CaIcxico-IIarry Forrest.
 National City,. E. King
 NipOmo- l.. Wood and wife, Vim. Wood, IT, Baumgartner.
 HoItville-I. F. Silliman and wife, IT. l.. Brown, J. s. Davis. Vim. Lindsey. Chicago-C. A. Zimmerman.
 Carpinteria-C. F.. Rasor.
 Pasadcna-J. $. Davis, Q. s. Davis, J. <. IIadley.
 Valparaiso c. Meeker.
 Pleasant Hill, Ill.-Laura Wells, A. ]. Johnson.
 BrawIey-Miss Ella Miller, Louis Schaar.
 Riyerside-O. T. Ramsey, ". J. Kreig- baum
 Lodi-Rupert Hazeltine.
 Whttier-M. II. England, NJ. W. Sanders
 Los Angeles-Jno. W. Chappell, T. IT. Halle, Chas. F. McEagan, W. W. Allen. Boston-Frank Warner.
 Elk Point, <. D.-Geo. Gunderson, Roosevelt, Oklahoma-J. c. Vaughn. Peterson, Iowa-W. G. Munger.
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WATER COMPANY NO. |

It is hereby ordered by tlIc boari of directors of Imperial Water Company No. that tie Imperial Press bc rccog- niEcd as the official organ of said com pany, and the secretary is instructed to cause to bc published in said newspaper withuut cost, tlre minutes of all the meetings of the directors and stock holders of snid company.
 Adopted by the board of directors of Imperial Water Company Nc. 1, July 2, 1903. R. D. McPicrrin, Sec.
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In New Quarters

After tlhs week the office of United States Commissiuner r. c. IIayens will bc in the elegant new quarters of the Imperial Title Guaranty and Trust Co.,, Postonice building. This is the finest office in tOwn-cvcn exceeding the Bank, and deserves more extended notice than our present crowded space will allow
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
 5censa q inc insertion.
, cents q line each insertion.

PARTNER WANTED-With $50 to $l00 cash, to build wire fences. Ter ritory, Imperial Valley and San Diego Co. Build best fence in world, one rod in ten minutes; two men can make over $l0 slear per day. Can build 100 different styles fence with machine. Straight paying proposition, will give and expect reference. Ad- dress George Hurst, 345 South Flower St., Los Angeles, Cal. 10 l-22
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Mrs. J. \. Walton is visiting in Co- rona.
 Three claims for sale at a bargain. See ad.
 Adams lunch stand has been neatly improved.
 Judge Farr has returned from a trip to Los Angeles.
 II J. Messinger has gone to Holtville where he starts tced yard.
 About 10, GOO, 900 acres are now being irrigated in the United States.
 Miss Louise Creal has been the guest of Miss Lorena Bragg, at Calexico'
 Howelrs Is nov open for business.
 octl5 RE. Garner of San Bermardino has bren in the Valley on business trip. Huddleston Apartments, Imperial avenue. Rates reasonable. l0-Iu Heber has Good Roads Improve ment Club that meets weekly at Van Horns, aud does much good.
 A scarcity ot teachers is reported from San Diego, the Superintendent being seven short of his requircnients.
 J. J. Herring talks of leaving us soon for San Francisco, where he has promising business opportunity.
 If you want to see how far dollai will 20, take it to Andres Cash Store, nearly opposite the PRESS office.
 Three Farm Cream for 25c. small size 5c each, at Andres. u Several hundred head of stock that have been tattencd in the Valley were shipped out "Wednesday by k. F. Gar ner of San Bernardino.
 Mir. and Mrs. P. E. Morrell returned Tuesday from their summer vacation at the coast and are again at their home corner II and Seventh streets.
 Sam Weisclquist, a baker from Sid- ncy, Nebraska, accompanied MT. kuc- era and family on their journey hitlier, and proposes to go into business here. The Water Company has sent out notices of it's charges for domestic ser vice. and, SO far as We have heard, satis- faction is expressed with their modcr- ation.
 A correspondent in the Indian Terri tory writes that number of people there intend to come to California this fall. They are sending for Imperial literature.
 Mrs. Mac Dougal has arrived from Prospect Park, and joined her husband here, Judge MacDougal, who has been in Los Angeles few days on important law business.
 Superintendent of Construction Ma riner, who has been fam iliar figure on thu Imperial Valley branch of the $. F.. leaves soon with his engineering force for Texas.
 Los Angeles butter quotations are: Fancy valley creamery, 8)c; fancy Inn perial valley creamery, 6oc fancy coast creamery. 57 l-2c, and SO on down descending scale.
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Whist Club

A meeting was held last night at the COcopah Club room to organize Whist Club. Duplicate Whist is to be played, and members must be good whist players.
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-Ia Bonita Ranch Go. S20 acres, lSO acres fenced and graded, small house; 30 acres of alfalfa; fine land; 320 shares of water stock. Pre- fer to sell only 100 Ia l50 acres of raw land Will make satisfactory ar rangements to lease if desired. Write or call on Arthur Young, Imperial.
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Jersey cows-poland China Pigs

For sale. sixty milch cows, graded Jcrseys f4O pcr head, also Poland China pigs. Inquire Van Leuven Dairy, Red lands, Cal. Oct-S-l5
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WANTED-I want so acres leveled, bordered and ditched: s half N E
 l-4, Sec. ?, l7-13; for which 1 will give this season's crop small grain, and furnish lumber for checks. This land is in No. 6, three miles $ F. of Jones' bridge on New river and will not re- ouire much work to smooth or border, being almost level. Address Charlotte NJ. Preston, Myford Cal. oct-S22
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BIDS WANTED-I want the N l-2 of < W l-4 sec. l5, T. l5 s, R l5 F., $ NJ, 80 acres cleared, leveled and bordered and sowed to barley. will furnish land and water, the contractor has the crop Land l-2 miles north of Holtville. F. P. Rand, Escondido, Cal. Box 10. &oct-l5.
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BIDS WANTED-I want about IS acres cleared, leveled and bordered; F.. part $. 80 N. w. 1-4 sec. 26, l5-l5, 1-2 mile north lloltville; for which l will pay cash or give use of whole quarter for this seasons crop small grain. Send bids to J. w. Lobr, Lamanda, Cal. sep l7 tf