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Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-07-15
Safeguard the Children

Notwithstanding all that Is done
by boards Of health and charitablv
inclined persons. the death rate
small children Is very high
during the hot weather of the sum
mer months IN the large cities. There
Is not probably one case Of bowel
complaint in a hundred that could
not be cured by the timely use of
Chamherlain's Colic, Cholera and
Dlarrhoea Remedy. For sale bv all
druggists.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-07-15

Speaking of the new postofHce al
Crookston, we learn that the follow
ing residents and families Of the
upper Iomichi get mail there: J.
l.. Adams, ). ;. Waters. Walter
Adams, F. Dunn, G.. w Lindav. Ike
Hamilton, Ed Linday, Jno. d.
Crooks, A. c. Burnett, ID. Harmon.
Mrs. Upton, T NJ Harmon. Chas.
D. Thompson, Peter Speno. William
Leslie, Jno. Hughes and NJ. C..
Walker. \ new postoliice has lately
been established in the county at Al
mont and one at Cox. near the Aug
usta mine.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-07-15

John Mahouey, Fred !. Rummel.
Nr. and Mrs. viii Kennedy, Newell
LbersoL Misses Maude and Ella
Ladton. Cora and Stella Rush. Mary
Myers, Nellie Fareah. Sallie and Al
ice Carey, Messrs Walter and Mil
lard Layton and J.. l.. Dingo all
went over TO Mt Carbon to attend a
grand ball. They went by invita-
tion from the Pressler family. whose
guests they viii be until after the
fourth Bordine items. Paonia Ga
Zette.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-07-15
CRYSTAL

j. ii. Hoffman, secretary Of the
Mineral Point Mining Company. was
an arrival the middle of this week
from Pueblo to look after develop
ments now progressing at the Car
Donate group on Crystal mountain
We understand the deal pending
between y. W. Ward aud John Lar
sen on one side and Patterson and
Wright Of Pueblo. on the other side.
providing for the transfer OF the
Burt mine, on Mineral Point. is prac-
tically closed for a neat sum Of
money. 1t Is more than probable
the new owners will develope the
property extensively in the near
future
] c. Wise is an arrival in the
district from Crcede and viii do his
annual work on Sheep mountain
claims. Jack is always welcome
here.
ID. Baders came back the middle
Of the week from Fruita where he
spent a few days with his family.
He reports everything going on
nicely at the Lead King mine
Dan Mcdonald was in town Mon
dav from CRYSTAL basin, whero he is
at work on his claim.
Messrs. Neelands and Griggs of
the Black Queen, reached camp
"Wednesday 80 as 10 commence oper-
ations on that property.
Roadoverseer Parry was up from
Marble for several DAYS this week
fixing up the wagon road from here
TO the top of the divide.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-07-15

Friends in Gunnison and Crested
Butte were much surprised TO hear OF
the marriage of Luke Smith and
Mrs, Abbie Olnev Of Crested Butte.
The wedding took place in Denver
several weeks ago and they passed
through Gunnison Thursday on
their way home to Crested Butte.
Mr.. Smith is cashier and book kee per
at the Colorado Supply store.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-07-15

The Southern Gunnison Gold
Belt IS attracting more attention
this year than ever before. New in
dustues are sprlnglng up and prop
critics that have been idle for months
and years are preparing to resume.
For all the reliable news of the Gold
Belt read THE VULCAN TIMES.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-07-15

NJ. Kelleher and Henry Keefer
were over Monday from the Gold
Belt and report the new Arnold mill
all ready for the final installment of
machinery. 1t is believed the process
will undoubtedly prove a great sue
cess in working the dumps of the
Vulcan mines.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-07-15

Fred Reynolds aud w. II. Duncan
returned from their mountain trip
Yesterday looking as if they had en-
Ioyed it. They were at Crested
Butte, Irwin and Gunnison and saw
Ira Sigman, who is running a saw
mill near Crested Butte. Paona Ga
zette.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-07-15

Those wishing TO bid ON construe-
ton of the state road from Irwin TO
the North Fork can find speci6ca-
tIons at the office of County Clerk
Brothers al Gunnison, or of Com
missioner Block at Crested Butte
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-07-15
Crystal River News
Times- Lane q.

MARBLE
Gus Larsen was a business caller
in Town last Wednesday. He has
resumed work in the Crystal Mount
ain tunnel once more.
W +. Mason, who has been pros
pecting the anthracite coal vein at
Prospect, has opened the vein in
many places ON the surface and in
one place has several feet of coal ex-
posed.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-07-15
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f. MINES AND MINING =
+++++++T++

Blnederger' 5 teams came in yes
terday, having finished hauling the
present shipment Of ore from the
Continental Vulcan Times.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-07-15

Stoughton wagons, they are the
best Made for rough mountain
usage Guaranteed 10 hold up and
prove satisfactory to the buyer
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-07-15

The last week in July DIR. Shrock
the dentist will stop in Gunnison at
La Neta hotel
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-07-15
ADMINISTRATIONS >oucE.

Estate 81 Joseph Suull. decreased
The undersigned. having been appointed a4-
miuistrator Of the estate of Ju-eph Suuki late ~
the county Uf truuni=uu and state of tslsra lu.
deceased hereby gives notice that be jill appear
before the county court ~ Guuuizuu county az
thu court bCu-a lu buuula0u. at the June term.
ou the End Monday iu August next. at which
time ali peregus having claims against sand ez-
tate are notified and requested Co. aftrui for
the purpose of having the -nue adjusted. All
persons Indebted % said estate are request I'd
ta make Immediate payment TO the under
5IEual.
Datel Let day of July. A. u tslt
FRANK EITEEER.
Ain Isl ratur
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

yer. Portland. Minneapolis and 81
ragl tbe hosts from thy west Will
come. joining tne Kansas city and
Omaha ouu.urcUts at Kansas City.
Tho Oklahoma tourists viii also
como yIa Kansas city and this col
umn viii hU Increased ln numbers
ns o. crosses the state of Missouri
by additions from cities In Iowa
New Orleans viii send q party
which De- tl connect with others from
Atlanta at Memphis and ON The way
to ST. FOULS through Louis llo. WITH
Join che Cincinnati forces and come
into IltchdCll with the baltimore
and Washington auto trains ON tho
evening of August no.
This Or not to ho O. contest of en-.
DURANGO or Ergyd Tho only award is
certificate showing use record Of
mo tour Many of the participants
win bring their families with them
The enterprise was planned as a
pleasure excursion for those Woo par
t.riunto
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

From Saturdays Daily Citizen.
Steve Caravan, OF Gallup, was an
Albuquerque visitor yesterday
@, w Modlor and Dr. n u Kauf.
mann returned This morning from an
extensive business trip south.
United statos Marahnl G. M For.
aker ioft last nlght for Silver CITY.
Private business ~ his mission
Last night, NJ the bowling alley on
West Railroad avenue Mgs Noa
IlfCld entertained a bowling party
Miss Nellie Kennedy failed 10 leave
last night for Los Angeles She win
get away this evening. and win Doe
absent several weeks.
A. A. scdIllo. district attorney of
s0corr0 county arrived this morning
from socorro A fine rain foll in
that vicinity last night
The italian bggd has prepared a
very elaborate program Tor the usual
Sunday nlght concert The music win
begin az 1880 az Robinson Park.
a. q. lnrkln of Gallup. arrived last
night from Chlcgo. and viii spend a
couple of days AZ the Ayarado be-.
fore proceeding 90 the Carbon City.
W. p DgNomer and family from
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
THAT Old TOWN FIGHT
Ir WAS GREATLY EXAGGERATED
CAUSE or TIE TROUBLE.

a large amount of unreliable In.
formation haa been east abroad about
a Fight which occurred iu ola hl1u
quoruuo Saturday night stuff
about strike breakers. strikers. thugs.
people carrying concealed weapons.
numerous warrants. gums. siuug shots.
hludgoouH. and other thInr which na.
tually appear at the urro cguiarH OF
n foForoi brain
Tho truth OF me matter is there is
nothing ln tho umorB soc afloat
Saturday night HIIIy Mason went Do
a Mexican dance 40 Society hall Ono
Springer was there and asked Mason
10 have "a glass OF beer Angr the
drink Springer Jumped onto Mason 10
wreck yrurrncc iur an attack hr rc.
ceivcl a' mo hands nf Mam five
years ae0 no the fair grounds Spring.
or had o lot OF friends with him. and
they an helped 20 put Mason f0 flight
C0ntahle James Smith came along
about that timo uui attempted io
place Springer under arrest Ho had
hls hands M and called e. 3 Mar
riuau aud smother man, who were
passing to hla assistance The OFF,
Ger finally succeeded in making some
arrests. bui mot until BE had been
severely beaten uy Springer and bis
friends.
Springer and hIs associates then
proceeded 90 swear ont complaints
against Constable smith ana Marri.
nan. and thor were summoned 90
appear o. Judeo Crawford6 court
Tho defendants then asked Tor e
change 90 venue but tho ola town
Justice refused t0 grant De- MART.
mans trial was soi fur thls afternoon.
and Smiths trial ls see Tor tom0r
row
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
HOptwlil AFTER gNOCKER
HE DENIES CHARGES on AN ARrr
cLu DATED FROM ALBuoUER.
QUO AND PUBLISHED nv THE
DENVER POST

"in tho Denver Post af Thursday
July the 2s.h. b.rr appeared au ar.
uclo written zoo Albuquerque concern.
ing iho Santa ro Central mIiwHv
which s about aa fuI OF l.ea and false
hoods as ..lI water mellon s OF
meat Tha correspondent has nisi
fled n.f deliberately m somr toms
and iu others ho hBa couc0ctUi vilful.
d,IlhoH.. and malicious ii0a' This
urtpu was mldo 'o tbp New MoN
icau To-Day ly GpuUral MnnnEor w g.
U0nov '. 1f thU N.H MoNIro fur' ard
IRON company and second vice prosi.
don't of thc Santa FO Central railway.
"Not o. share OFF stock h1a ag yot
boon actually issued % uha been sub.
rcr.bed ans paid for hut NOT o. share
bas over boon placed ON iho market.
nor iH thorr any 1n The market today
Tho stockholders are capitalists Who
arc perfectly able t0 carr the stock aH
long as they 1aHIro or until ucy MAJ
aou 0ut Bt proper terms or make com.
hinuiIoDs with other railroads and aa
ls bul natural thay may d0 ihls 10 a
good chance offers AZ this timo how
over. 90 ls not tbe object of iho capt
tllfts or tGo owners of The road t0
eell Co amy railroad or to any person
% being their intention to build a
Now Mcylco HyHtom of rullwa"a foi
their own benefit. and Co develop tnt
resources of New Mo,lco. bolloyInT
that thereby good interest viii b'
paid them nck 1n their Investment
"Thc asrJrtiur mao. hy the CORE
FpCnJoat that thC employees OF The
road bad not been paid foi foui
months ia Zoo Keeping with tho Other
lies told hy him Tho officials and
employees Of that road from the high
Cst to thC lowest have received ttelr
pay up Co the first of July, and that
in fun Every empIOyo viii rocoiv,
hts July pay the l5th of August. which
has been the regular pay day from
the time of tho completion NJ ma
road"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
THAT COAL CASE
The Injunction Of Chapel
Did Not Hold Good Before
Judge Parker
CASE At Las CRUCES

Iudea Daniel % WrUWu. of su.
zorro Who recently mH.| .Ia nI.
frr.uF tHuuHh. defeating % A CHhu
nrI. OFF Denver. boz 81 fu.r..c anI
'.uI HFHf over .0. property Hf fHH
NHrIinr. Coal company H surIlHH
county, arrived rH. mHm.n. HHm fHr
south and IH IwH.1.I l Hu Nr8
RADIO.
Ou Saturday ff. mI.e attended t
h.IiIu. of hia lDmi contest uHH chop
u.I. nui sss0c.aioH. vh.oH VHa hHU
before Judge Parker Uf IH Cruces
iu deciding tho case off % '0IH A.
.h1ppOU 8raIusf Daniel I Mcmillan
.HI emo Cauhuao ColI company
ufr. Parker said. after U.uuF aI
.Hr g'HluE and evidence. that DO
wHa apparent that enc option hoid ny
judge Mcmillan was raH1 option.
founded upon o. sufficient eIusidar.
uon. chat Do was prior ami hyperion
t1 iho contract aud lease bold by ST.
Chappell and .he Victor coal com.
u1ny that IH terms bod boon strictly
complied with 300 tUo colo n stack
house. of all of which. Uauoii hBI
notice; thot tbo contract Hui IalHe
fo Ch1ppoiI di Dnf begin with bn
ICON day oft AUGUST tho day following
fho day of expiration 0f Judge &c..
MILAN option chat the cHuIuc. Hf
'H8up.Il Bui h.s associate. 900 unt
appeal f1 fbo court 'H8f #F HnH Uu.
NgH.ufod If peculiar tur'I.. fn Impair
'uIHo Mcmillan HaHu GOOD u hand.
cap and c.rCum..uf hIm Boa u..ry pUs
s.h'n way srok.uF thereby m unjust
advantage
That whom 90 party asked 600 uIHr
rsutIpn Uf O. court of equity DO was
essential thUy should come with Glenn
hands. that iho plaintiffs bad not
acted boz good faith. aud .Ho app'.cl.
lion Tor an injunction restraining
StackhOuso from operating Goo mines
must bo denied
After Chappo.l had nIi.b In pro-.
venting Judge Mcmillan from selling
iho property fo stackboues. ho bon
Dndoavor0d 700 au injunction On.
joining siBcEh1uEc from operating mo
mInea. Ho was Ohockmatoi ln every
move. and with Mr 3 g. Osro0d and
attorneys. loft las Cruces with fsafh.
crs drugrIug
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

without clogging up, and no one port Of
the body should have such inflammation
as will draw the blood from the other
parts Of the body. In other words, her
body should De well balanced. n there
Is too much head work aud brain fag,
take exercise Ia the open air hy yigor.
Gus walking until the blood Is started
through the body and In the feet You
will sleep much better Tor H. Many
women are so held down By household
carea, by the burdens Of maternity or by
diseases Of the feminine functions that
they cannot take the praref exercise.
They should start az once 90 take a
womanly tonic which will build up the
system and bring about a healthy tone
in those parts which are 90 often Ia au
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
STOP That cough.

When a cough a tickling or an ir
r.tatlOn Boz Jhe throat makes you feel
uncomfortable. take Billiards. ll0ro
hound syrup Don't wait until tao
disease has gone beyond control Mr.
and Mrs = A Anderson. 3fi West
Ffth street Salt Lake city Utah.
wrltO7 owe think Billiards. Horo
hound syrup tho best medicine for
coughs and colds we have used 90
FOR several years. % always gives im.
mediate rohUi va very pleasant and
gives perfect satiHact ion goo 5nc
8lOO. Sold hy j. o. ORoIIy "a Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
HAPPY WOMEN
Plenty Of Them In Albuqusrque, a0d
Coed Reason For a.

Plenty Of Them IN Albuquerque, ard
Coed Reason For a.
wouldn't any woman be happy.
After years OF baclncho auneringt.
Days OF misery nights or unrest
The distress OF urinary TROUBLES,
she nnds relief and curef
No reason why any Albuquerque
reader
should suffer In tho face % eyi
donco like this.
Mrs. J. n. smith OF ll5 Huulng ave.
%. "a. Smith. deputy bheuhl says
"AnV woman who has had backacha
f0r a mOnth 90 severe that every move
she made hurt and she never knew the
moment but tho slightest strain on
ne muscles of mo back Urorght
twlnae which could only be described
as oxcruciaung, 70 more 'han pleased
Wnon she finds a means % az hrbi
check such attacks ana then radical
iy dispose OF thom. Wnaa gunering
from hackaoho, I went 10 me AiYarado
pharmacy Tor poana kidney Pins ana
took a coumo OF ;ho treatment Il
stopped the annoyance. since
thee had 90 necessity 20 use noana
kidney Pills nor any other madeline
,or aching across tho small OF the
back"
F0r sale by an dealers. Price o.
cents FosturMuburn 90, Buffalo, n.
Y sole agents Tor ne United states.
Remember tho amo--n0ana-and
take % substitute. "a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
CONVICT HARRIS RECAPTUERO
ESCAPED FROM THE SCENIC
ROUTE" CAMP LAST SUNDAY.

ON sunday Ias. John Harris. q con.
fIct with thD detachment ai work on
the Scenic Route road f1utoon miles
east OF Santa &c. took French leave
aud l.gJ himself J1 other scenes and
pastures new Ilo had boon confined
ln the peuItCut.ary under ,brge
years sentence for horse stealing aHH
1Is term OF imprisonment, giving him
good behavior allowance would have
expired loo December Report of bits
taking French leave was made i0 the
pDnitgut.ary authorities, who Informed
shCr.ffH and peace officers of the sur
rounding counties To- keep "a sharp
lookout for him. This was dome very
quietly, and in order mot to attract tho
escaped cUnYicts attention Tho
mans description and photograph
we're sent broadcast over tho territory
and to 90 pus0 and Trinidad Thurs
day morning Deputy Sheriff Meyers
ut EsiaucIa saw man who filled
tho description sent out by tho peui.
touuary authorities aud believing that
ho was ON the rlght track. he arrested
him. The deputy sheriff Immediately
tplographed to the penitOntInry au
thor.t.ea when "a stiil fuller dcscrlp.
tIun was sent him and the prisoner
was identified ar convict Harris. &C.,
was taken to tho ponlontIary last
night. aud Meyers will receive a ro
ward Of s2i allowed Cor the capture
0f escaped convlci8 Harris viii o.
cgIyo no good tlmo credit and viii
also bo punished otherwise. 10 ls a
remarkable fact that since the present
management of Che pouIiontlary has
been Boo office. nearly every convict
who had escaped during that time
has been recaptured within a reason
able length of time
Manner Of Capture.
Esinncla. July 90 Jack Harris
who escaped from the ponltontiary az
Santa Fo "a few days ago. was cap
Iurod by Deputy Sheriff Meyers about
three miles from here yesterday llar
r.s was trying 90 induce a ranchman
t0 lct him have q horse t0 get out
NJ the country DO had served Sow
cutoon months OF a three year term
being sentenced for larceny after dus
trial iu the district court Of McKu
10y county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
AUTOS FOLLOW TRAIL
TO ST. LOUIS
ONE THOUSAND MACHINES tx.
PEcTED TO Be m PARADE ON
AUGUST n, AT CONCLUSION or
WORLDS FAIR TOUR.

ST. Louis. July 3O.-Imils of con.
f,tu have boon slroVu across and
up end down th1 continent to mark
the way to &c. Louis flr 1000 auto
mobile tourists from every part OF The
United States who are to round OF
their overland Journey with a monster
parade of tho.r trayclstaincd mach
ines through the Worlds Fair city
and exposition grounds on S. Louis
Day August n.
Pilot cars have been sent out ahead
OF Che tourists, and the choice OF
routes ls marked by torn bits of paper
distributed along the highways.
Starts are being made according 10
the distances 20 be- travelled and tho
speed of the machines Tho san Fran.
cisco, Minneapolis, Boston and New
Orleans contingent are the FIRST 20 take
the read They win DO reinforced
daily along TIE route
Garage hove been stationed along
the way and for might stops shelters
OR the machines and accummoda.
lions for the travellers have been PRO
vidod The routes are through the
most thicMy populated sections The
schedule Is SO arranged as 20 make
the longhost stops at the largest cit.
les, thus aifording opportunity Tor
local receptions.
one OF tho principal objects, 10.
sides hat of On, pleasure of the tour
ls to excite interest Zoo tho subject of
good roads; and the passing of the
automobile trains over the principal
highways OF the country is expected
20 attract the rural population 20 the
advantages of properly Improved thor
oughfures.
LItchno.d, IlL. win ba the rondoz
B y1us OF the tourists. an 90 whom are
I scheduled to arrive there on August
no. They viii Do received by the g.
Louis Automobile club. of which Mr.
/ A. "a lambert ls president. and win
make their formal entry TO the
Worlds Fair city over East bridge
Mr. Henry Turner acting a. thar
[ escort
Mayor Wells of g. Louis. in a new
car of hls own. viii head the parade
which viii form on Twelfth street op
poslte the Hotel jefferson. Mr. Au
gust Post OF New York. president Of
the American Automobile association
viii occupy a car with President lam
bert of the 81 Louis AUTOMOBILE,
club, and the motorists viii follow
ln order. the states hMlng the larg
est representation boIng given the
/ positions OF honor
From Twclrh street the parade
| will proceed on Chestnut to Twenty
second. on Twenty soconI 90 Pine
and ont on Pine 90 Grand avenue oyoi
Grand 90 Lludon and out Liudoll 0,
Forest Park and through Forest pari
90 the state entrance. where the col
um viii bo mot by President Fran
cts, Chief of transportation willard
A. smith. ana other officers Of "a,
exposition who win extend a formal
welcome.
After the parade the visiting mot
oristS viii ho entertained by the 90
Louis Automobile club az dinner or
Che Worlds Fair grounds This o. oy
poctod to bo the largest and mosI
notable gathering 81 tine lovers of ths
sport that haa oFer been hold
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

80 one loo Albuquerque ever wrote
The Denver Post article. and even Mr.
HopCwoIl believes that way No one
hero has n gudre COZ entertain per.
sonnl spite against Senator AudrCwH.
Mr. Uoprwoll 0r any oihor official OF
the Santa go Central Tho people
Of this cliF are uo' writing articles
against tbls and thar enterprise. and %
is safe bct to make that mo Denver
Post article dated from this city, was
never conceived or written by an A.
huuuorquoan The writer resides. 90
doubt Boo % town north of this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

william COu'Ujou, tha U,.I tuUvu
pIaa..ror and contractor loIt for h.
sulphur ll0t turus whore bio
dau.at.r Mr Trg.oys. has ohareo
ot tba h0t0i o.. chat resort During hia
absence Architect IHpr.0ro VIII look
after h.a c.a.uofs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

when palms Dr irritation exist 900
any part of tho body. the application
OF naIIardH Snow LlnimDnt gives
prompt roIIof q w. Sullivan. pr0pri.
Dtor Sullivan house. Ei Reno % r..
writes Juno Il. 1902 % take pleasure
in recommending HaIlariH Snow lini.
mont t1 900 who are afflicted with
rheumatism ~ Is fho only remedy Z
have found that sIros immediate re.
ligt" glc sno. $500 Sold uF J o.
OUDIy a Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

vu 500 t0 work ur .h. Missouri
Kansas a IoAan railroad Mr Fm
icr holds a patent ou doNIcn Cor
sanding locomotives. and eastern rail-
road mon have boon looking into thr
merits off tbIa apparatus and claim
that % ls far superior t0 amy other
known Invention off fhc Mind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

Waco. Texas, August 2-Many
small stations on the Missouri Kan.
and Texas whore operators act 40
agents have been closed. Tho man.
agDmont of tho railpoad claim Do be
running trains practically on schedule
using long distance telephone Tor
transmitting train ordcra Local strike
leaders are satisfied with the siiua.
lion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
peaoeful al paekIn0 Houses.

Kansas City, August 2.-All la quiet
in the strike district today The pack.
ors put several additional union men
to work no word was received from
PRECEDENT Michael Donnelly. who was
expected here yesterday