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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-13
Ladies and ChiIdren's Furs.

Ever body Is buying Furs. Seems 50,
anyway They are going 70 be worn
more this season even than last Nau-
rally we'd ike to have you think this 10
the only place in town 70 buy Furs. A
look at our Inc will convince YOU We
have one Of the largest and best selected
lines to be found IN The state,
Our speeisl Boa We are putting ons az
S5.08 viii compare with ordinary Furs
You viii pay from IS 50 10 50. 50 for.
Every piece is guaranteed in every way.
We haze Fur sor So that 4 very
good for children for school wear Our
line comprises al the popular Furs rang
ing from SOC % $40 90 each and every
one is guaranteed 70 be just as represented
Or money back.
Our Childfen's Sets IN white and colors
are as good as the best and the prices per
SET range from OSc 10 ss75. Ws ask
your Inspection
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-13
A NEWSPAPER TRANSFER.
c. R. Jamason Again Controls White
River Junction Landmark.

White River Junction, Oct III e1
B.l,Jamason, proprietor Of The Land
mark, which paper was leased last Au-
gust, has again assumed charge Of the
property and establishment. The Rev,
q A. wilkins, who has been connected
with the paper some ten years, has re-
turned to fill his former place as editor
ia writer and local reporter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

the use OF alfalfa without grain Of
any kind Mr. Deuel. writes:
ION April "a, 1903. we weighed into
our foodlng corral nfjy.nvo head of
average quality range steers. three to
four yoam old. and which then aver
bned Saa pounds These steers were
sold and weighed ont July GO. 1904
then averaging 11Gi pounds. having
made a gain per head per day OF 2.77
pounds. Tho steers were brought here
direct from the mountains. thin On
aosh. and wore fed nothing but brown
alfalfa hay salt and warm spring
water"
Mr.. Deuel. adds "in our experience
Of many years feeding we have found
thai alfalfa hay that haa heated Do
the stack not having become moiaiy.
produces better results On feeding for
beef tan the bright green hay"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

shows. in q general way that me poe
Cal revenues and expenditures Of the
year have materially increased over
those of ipO2u8 90 alao sets forth
t.o fact tUai thp mileage of the fall
road mail routes during the pact year
was t.055 miles BOO excess ~ tlht VI
tbo fiscal year 10000 Tho tJiai cost
1f rulruad mail transportation Iur tho
toar iH placed al 9JD1lI3f1. ur S2f
$50 500 in excess of thp cot 0i the
service ln 1909 03. when Do reacuod tho
um of 5J66Ufbgt a correspondents
iucrUaao H shown in che cost 90 the
railway mailcar service in i9O2H3
This branch of Che service drained So.
$500 Of thp revenues of Too do
parmont DOB 10000 the service cost
f5.5lN23t. or au Increase of 8tEi772
over chat of the preceding nacal year
The railroads consequently drew "a
total Of ftf6s56il last year from
mail transportation and mail car rem.
tails. against fli.Gi0.gsG ln l9O2o3. of
AN excess Of t3.05t.O25.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
TO INSPECT EVERY RAIL
ARMY or TRAcKWALKERs AND
DETECTIVES WILL Convoy
ROOSEVELT ON TRIP TO THE
WORLDS FAIR.

Extraordinary precautions are to bo
taken 90 safeguard the president and
his party Tor the trip to tle si Louis
exposition. the start GO Le made from
Washington tonight The president io
return 90 Washington Tuesday morn
ing
According to statements. "a pilot will
procodo the special train most uf the
distance from Washington to s.
Louis being two miles ahead ~ the
.unicial party
An division engineers. under which
tho special train wiIl pass, viii make
the bees, dime possible ErackwalkoB
win be utilized botwoon Washington
and 81. Louis. covering the track ahead
Of the pilot train
mr. the twenty STA hours preceding
The passage Of the presidents train
there will be- daylight inspection Of
the tracks by tho chief engineers o.
is understood that the usual guard of
secret service men and others viii al.
tend the president OBJ che trip
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
MARKET LETTER

Special Correspondence.
Kansas city. Nov 2i.--Cattle re-.
celpis last week amounted 20 81 0OO
head, thanks 90 the liberal supply
from the Panhandle country Monday
and Tuesday Not many came In from
Colorado and the west The market
was very satisfactory on range cattle
Of an kinds. all OF the weak spots
were confined TO corn fed natives
Panhandle COWS sold about a. high
a. during the previous week. che
highest this season. Cows brought
f235 60 f2G5. and heifers 1880 %
$3.50. one drove of good mountain
steers. 100 pounds. sold a. tf0s. and
some shelly COWS out of the same
shipment brought $500. thin COWS.
f2G5. An around the COW market was
at its heH last week. although Il
closed the week badly. aud 90 10
cents is being taken on today on re-.
colpts Of 1900 head. a good share
Of which are from the Panhandle
country again. stockors and feeders
sold fully steady last week, and are
steady today Most OF the range stun
IN this class sold az $500 90 $3.50. A
string Of ton cars OF feeders from
Maryavillo. Utah. sold a. $40 90
Si25 and the owners were well sat.
isned u looks Ike stock and feeding
cattle wore going % get better right
along now A good many feeders
are sorry they did not get Into the
same earlier and there we're more
people looking for feeders last week
than during some o. the biggest
weeks of tho season.
sheep receipts we're n little heavier
last week. az $4,000 head. but are sian
light enough 20 allow salesman b
force anOihor small advance. Market
"a 10 cents higher today. Fomo FED
western yearllnga sold a. $500 today
rs pounds Utah and Colorado grass
lambs sold last week az $3.50 20 gB.76
for Eood ones, Utah yoarlinga sold a
$3.50, some sorted wothors az gfB0
ewes a. $500 20 tft6. and some nghi
Mexican ewes az tl1b. Mixed ewes
and woihors sold AZ eA25, and every.
thing moved with q great deal Of
snap. Thin sheep for the country
we're eagerly sought ht the strona
prices ruling lately. $3.50 90 $500 Tor
wohora and yearNnFs. sass % Sass
for lambs. Hardly any stock ewes
we're received bat a few sold 40 81. go
10 t325
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

rae following reference l1 "a former
Las vegas young man b. gcisHorod
from the Ei raso Evening Ngws
sd York. newspaper man. railroad.
or aad miner o. here with hlH peck
etH fuli of rocks. and the rucks are
fun Of gold and silver see was reared
in Las VEGAS. 81 a.. learned the
printers trade changed t0 fho Santa
be train service. bu returned t0
newspaper work as railroad reporter
OF the las Vegas Daily Record. where
be- made territorial reputation Tho
paper having been consolidated out
OF existence ln October. 1905 be- went
go Nacomr and took charge Of the
gravel machine which bought ore
down the mountain side Tor She
Phelps Dodge Go From Mag 90 Aug
uHt be- Was conductor on construction
train for she twenty-five miles OF
road from Cos 20 Nac0Earl. and since
then be- has been mining on bic own
account We thinks be- has something
now thai will supply an bis wants
for the remainder of his lie
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Love and whisky make men do
queer thinHs.
During courtahlp they argue; after
marriage they quarrel
Many a marble heart docs business
beneath o soalakln Jacket
~ o. because bachelors know go
much ubout women that they are
bachelors
% woman suffers in silence &c
must Doe that she finds pleasure In
tain.
No woman can wear a new dress
without IN some way advertising its
nownoss.
Men win shake your hand n you
have money; II you haven't they win
shake You
when the checks begin to glow
with cold q is time for stoves 10 glow
with heat
Charity leaves enough sins AN.
covered 90 prevent gossip from &C.
quirlng lockiaw.
Some men would rather sleep an
hour later than 20 wake up and find
themselves famous.
When his satanic majesty bids you
adleu keep an eye on him till he
turns che corner.
u 10 move or less dincult for some
people 10 DO their duty-thnnks 20 the
vigilance OF the customs omcials.-
chicago News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

eve. DIR sia the club ul give o.
strand hail and supper
% was announced at ropeFa that
The Santa Fc gave notice 60 tho 'acI
lahorcrs thaf o. cut on Than division
would Boz made from ti25 per day d,
G1 per > h. % is understood Thor.
ls much Dissatisfaction among The 'a
buvrH as result of me cot
TIE Railway club of Alamoeorio
some guAu aud perhaps larger game.
nnsiuueFa Pred hammer, Charley
Wolf and Joe nlCvlna and william
LOWS. foreman Of Che las Vegas car
department. loft Tor Rincon 20 bag
Auaring that the conductor Of a
Santa Fo train refused 90 take his
ticket and put him on me train. A. g.
Johnson of Oklahoma city. Okla. has
brought auit against the company for
i5ooe damages
.HNN y NAINNNH NN..'NN'" r 'aAiN NHN
Hdua. and Mics l0sopniEc Or.mshaw
aaufffcr " che general mlnnrpr Of
mo Santa 90 Central. arrived in santa
~ yesterday from Denver and wilI
visit thoro wooh
Mr. and Mrs. "a. g. Harrison. o}
san Bernardino Cal. passed through
the city yesterday for So Louis. where
thoy viii take ln thc worlds fair NJ
Harrison n the railroad editor " tho
san ncrnardiuo sun
n McVny, section foreman Ht las
VEGAS haa been working ON this one
division Of Tho Santa Fo for twenty
three wears and has hocn In tho em
nloy ~ the Santa Pc company Tor m,
past tWenty hvo years
Conductor W a McCurkon. 0u
froielH wn between th.H city lud Ca.
Iup. " akIug au enforced rest f1r
few daTa ilo has bad leN fo0'
vhioa was injured while climbing %.
thc teHsior of enc enEIno 0f h.a Inu
the ofhor day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
GEMS or THOUGHT.

a brave man a sometimes "a DIES.
pcrado but a bully is always a COW
ald Hlhnuurtom
The period actwcon 90 and 90 is TIE
Old ago and youth. between 5O and
90 is me youth OF old age Victor
HuFu
What fate IMPOSES men must always
ahlde; &c boots not Co resist both the
elnd and tide Shakespeare
Live with wolves and you will learn
Ia howl Spanish provcrb
Youth changes its tastes by che
warmth of ns blood; age retains ts
tastes by habit ltochcfoucauld
Command large fields. bu, cultivate
small ones. Virgil
Fortune befricnds the bold Dry
dem.
Avaroo Is tho vice OF declining
yCaw Bancroft
The old man dies prcmaturely
whose memory records ma benefits con.
ierrcd They only hayo lived Ions
who have lived virtuously Sheridan.
IN books q la the chief Of an per.
fectlone 90 b. plain and brief Butler
Nature has made nothing ao base
hut can rsad some instruction to tho
Wiscct man.-C. Algyn
Religion mfoienedly loved perfoct.
eth mans liabilities unto an klnds oi
yirtuous services in the common.
wealth Richard Hooker
ln great attempts o. is glorious even
ca fash ~ mginue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
a Sad Runaway

The ether morning W. q Gibbons
~ 81 lohna Arizona. was seriously
Injured by the horses running away
with the threshing machine 30 was
about ready 20 starr for the meadows
with ere machine. when the horses
became restless aud started 10 SO of
their own accord az a pretty good
gait NJ Gibbons tried 90 stop them
laii they ran into a fence ard he was
pinned 10 between tho fence and the
threaher. che hind wheel then passed
over bic body. breaking three ribs
over bio heart and brushing other
parts Of Bis body badly Ho % now
under che caro- of the doctor and iH
reported To- be- Going AS Well al c0uh
be- aHpeeied 8t Johns Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
ITEMS or INTEREST.

The massed navios Of the world ln,
clude 500 battieships. 47i cruisers
226 gunboats and ! 1900 torpedo
craft.
Seed potatoes are often planted
whole ln Germany as the Germans
claim the vines are not as strong if
the potato is cut before q o. planted
A new railroad. planned 10 scale
Gray's peak. near Dillon, Cal. win a..
tain a height OF at least 300 feet
greater than the road which climbs
Pixies peak.
Greenwich. Ind, boasts of having
one OF the strangegt freaks Ia the
country. Il ia tree growing sturdily
on the top OF its courthouse tower
a large reservoir az Manchester.
England, Is slowly sinking into the
ground and q Is thought thar u will
soon fall into a coal mine which IA
below Il.
The public health department Of tho
city OF London issues certificates 20
restaurants and bakeries which have
been inspected and hund IN good
sanitary condition,
Union harendors walters and
brewery hands recently went on
strike IA bakersfield. Cal Tho public
hunger and thirst were only partially
asaauEod by the employment OF Jap.
aneso strike breakers
Dr. Thorloy. a medical town coun.
cllor az Bolton. England. calls small
bed rooms death traps and che coun.
cll le seeking parliamentary powers
20 prescribe a minimum cubic space
Tor bed rooms.
The people OF the Caucasus are
said 90 bo ooncealing imported arms
BY buglng them 10 collins. with the
usual funeral ceremonies. tho police
not n0bclng that the death rate ls
rather higher than usual
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

The greatest gain in the tntnl ubD
h shown hy RIO Arriha county. which
cas- $50 votes moro than two years
ago Coifax shows an increase ~ 800
votes S0corru 3OG. Chnyes 2Nb. Oioro
PAS, Union 2gH aua 2iG nuna Ana
100. San Miguel 90. San Iunn 82. NJ.
Kinioy 80. Grant n. Leonard Woud
The greatest loas in total vote. com
pared to two years ngu iH ahUwn bY
BemalIllO county. G2b votes uwiuR to
the creation az Sandovai county We.
leneia county 'oat 100 votes. owing to
enc creation Of Torrance county. Ian.
coin county luat 40 vutes having CIV.
on some area tn Torrance county
santa F'u county lO2 votes having CIV
On EApanola pf0anct with in7 votes
30 Rio Arribu county. and Muriarity
pecinct with 3S pfes tu TuwaTro
county Taos county loot OBJ votos
Eidy county 3a vufoa and Luna c1uu.
~ % votes
Only four c0uales gave the indc
pendent candidate over 100 v0ea
ono.half of his total vote coming from
HornalIllo county and almost 80 per
cent coming from four counties. the
ludpnnuHrnf vufa waH Ia fnfinuas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

Tho las Vegas union 40 mo Retail
CLERKS International Protective a.
a0ciat.0n "a their meeting chose on
GERS Tor me coming term of 1905 a.
follows
D. % Ellsworth president, d. M.
qrauharh. nrat vice president Jacob
Stein second vloo president; Charles
rramhley. financial secretary . a.
lacey. corresponding secretary Nor
rIa uondiN, Fuldr. Charles panEiEor
%. ~ Bailey Henry 0oldsiein true
tees.
The installation viii take place
nest month
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

Mrs. Geo v. Reed had a narrow
escape from death or serious injury
while out driving on the Mora road
mar Pcie Roths place Saturday AZ.
tornoon. The horse took fright and
ran away. throwing her out Of the
huegy and across a wire fence. tear.
lng her wearing apparel into shreds
and cutting a cash IN her temple.
but she held onto tho rcins. she on
one side OF the fence and tho horse
on the other. and with assistance that
came 90 hand. succeeded as last IN
stopping the beast and quiotlng q
down. Tho damage an told was
slight but the risk she Incurred was
great Las Vegas optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

A man who doesn't talk back b. ais
wife ls ioo smart 30 BE- married
or an the good WAYS fo male iove
20 a girl tho best D. iust 90 keep tell
ing her 40
li o. Just Ike q woman 90 thlnk o.
would be much more immOdeat to
climb down a Gro escape IN paiamas
When a man wins a bot he cant
help braEFlng shout &c even to his
wife. though he know she'll Eet o.
away from him
n a cold coin slips down q sifls
neck she can mako everybody believe
that an she o. thinking about g.
beautiful sunday school lesson Now
York Press.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
REossmrNo UNUSED TICKETS
Large sums spent Annually by nal
road Companies.

ksaf % sums aNNNA NWNNaifN W WaNf'
road Companies.
Persona who have unused railru1d
tickoia or th0 return portions of round
trip excursion tickets should sell them
back ~ the railroads rather than 20
ticket acalpora.
MCla peuplo aye unaware Of the fact
that every large railruad annually
spends thousands and thousands of
dollars roieeming unused portions Of
railroad tickets. hut nevertheless such
ls ne Case
lea mOat cases person can Eot "a
larger sum refunded 90 them from the
railroad for their ticket than can be-
secured boy selling t to "a ticket scalp.
er
The santa 20 railroad averages
higher han 5000 "a month or 10000
per yeas ln refunds to persons for the
unuaed portions of railway tickets
purchased from the Santa Pc.
Chaap rate tickets which arc sold
f0r oae and a third fares for the ruund
trip fer instance. win bring moro 10
tho hnader by having % redeemed by
the Fulruad than By selling tO a
tickea hn1kor
Ia ne Santa pc general offices ia
Topaku one clerk ia kept busy an the
time Investigating enc claims OF those
WIN gant refunds for unused portions
Of tiokeia. Every month from 800 to
500 uekots arc aont On Tor a refund
This 0crk takes tho matter up with
mo auditor's Office Of the company
and tearus me amount Of money tho
purchaser paid for IL from the rail.
roads n inc ticket was used bui a
portion of the tip one way. or 81 "a
was used an che distance of the ono
way "Trip and the return portion was
not used. thls clerk learns the amount
che regular fare would be- for thc ais.
lance travelled and do4ucta that sum
from the amount paid for mo ticket
and the balance o. refunded 90 the
patron,
Tho drafts on the treasurer OF the
company are constantly being sent
.om A bunob 70 mailed every dny
Every large railroad maintains "a sim.
lar department. and ail tickots which
vln NJ, be- honorod b. conductors
for che reason that the time limit has
expired will 30 redeemed by the com.
pany IN cash equivalont t0 inc sum
paid by tho patron for the ticAct
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
MoTIeE oE sHGRIEE.s -.


By virtue of a writ OF execution 60
me directed !. che undersigned Shor
m OF BorualIlio County. VIII soll a.
public auction to the highest and best
bidder FOR cash, on the l2tho dag OF
December 1904. az l1 o'clock o. M.
ht the county courthouse Of said coun.
ty. the following described real cs.
tate
Lots Nineteen Ugl, Twenty t2Ol.
Twouty-one (2D. twenty-five t22),
Twcntythroo t2O and Twenty four
t2i OF Block *. Mandel's business
and Residence Addition 90 tho town
of Albuquerque. as the same is known
and DESIGNATED on a map thereof now
1n hle Boz tho office of the Probate
Clerk and Ex.ohiclo Recorder OF said
Bornalillo County said property hero.
tofOrc described being the property
commonly known as the Max Becker
property Said execution undcr which
sale iH to bo made being issued ont
0f the District Court of said Bonalil.
Do County upon q Judgment rendered
ION October 8lst, 1904. for the sum of
Three Hundfod fortysix and S7100
Dollars and costs Boo cause Numbered
.GG25 in suit ON contract OF guar
aniy iu which j. ~ snndoyal was
plaintiff and Max E Becker and
Marion NJ Becker were defendants.
r. s. HuBBElL.
sheriff of Bornalillo County
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
TO oUrwlr soALPERs.

Union Pacific Promuigatca New Rules
Concerning Signature Of Tickets.
Union Pacific ticket agents have re-
ceiysd instructions that hereafter pur
chusea 81 tickets must be- compelled
90 slgn the con raots in q uniform iuk
supplied by the railroad company
Tickets with the contract signed On
other iuk will not be- honOree. TIE
new order D. ISSUED In an ondeavor
90 stop uokot frauds. which have been
pmcticod extensively n tickets have
nos boon signed when presented 90
conductors they must be- signed with
a special indeliblo pencil supplied by
the conductor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
RAILROAD NOTES.

UFru Wednesdays uaUy C.ufonl
THE Brotherhood of Railway Train
men will hold their annual bail Boa
Las VEGAS ThanksFiyng ulebt
j a. Bulngsloa. auditor of the
Donvo a Roo Gmndc. accompanied
by his assistant } W. Muofr is az
santa BE- on official matters.
Aront "a. g. Lutz. of Tho Santa Fc
railway a. the capital city u.s. combined
90 his house by illness and Is threat
enod with 40 attack OF pneumonia.
PASSENGER Couduc. or Cat Del. on the
nurth run. has runo tu Marietta, OHIO.
90 ylaN bio relatives Mu Gatcnel
has boon at Marietta Tor several
weeks
n. A. McVickcrs. formerly with the
Lake aioro a Michigan southoni rail
way. has arrived az San Bornardlno
with bis family, to assume the pusl-
ton Of machine shop foreman. % sue
coed Jlhn Phillips. who vas recently
promoted 90 the general foromanship
al Albuquerque.
The Rick Island and Hartman in.
forests in tho Chicago a Alton have
deposited their stock wth a trust com.
pany. for the carrying out of their
IHgroofnent FOR joint management Of tne
| Alton. Alternately for two-yoar pc.
RODS the Hartman and Rock Island
interests will have a majority " one
0u ne board of directors
/ Reconf statistics present an inter.
osiing study. Ia 1908 net earnings Of
the railroads of the United states in.
creased t32 800 900. and total ayaiia
Boo revenue increased about t5i.26O..
900 Tunl interest. dividends and sim
Var payments amounted to $500 900
200, which Is an Increase Cor che yaaI
of m1re than g3l. 100000 surplus
over and above an charges and ex
ponEor was over gi2OO0O0O Tota
net earnings for the year approXimat
cd S5sas0e 600
~ p Ripley. president of the Atch
ison, Topeka a Santa Ne railroad. left
San Francisco Saturday FOR Chicago
u was bis FIRST intention 90 make o
thorough examination ~ all tho com
pauy'a proporslea on the san Joaquin
/ lii - f.ssf t.s.s.a.s N.t.Irs..a Ia.
called him 10 the east and he vii
go direotly "a Chicago over the Unloi
Pacific. Vice President Kondricl,. wh,
was also co have accompanied him on
The tour Of inspection has also start
ed 90 his return trip 90 Chicago.
The Carlsbad ARGOS says w u
HuH the railroad agont In this city
is the busiest man ga town since th'
day operator A. J.. Lewis. left thl
OFFICE The combined dutios of Opc
atm aud agent are more than am
one man can perform iu "a town thD
size OF Carlsbad. and by having th'
work thrown upon him, MT Hun q
kept bustllng 90 keep up with h'
business. The morcilcaa corporation
has Httic regard for human endurance
when dividends are "a consideration
The American Federation OF Iabo
has submitted Go its local council
throughout the country resolution
adopted az tho twcntythlrd annua
convention protesting against 'tho mi
sance ~ joint aGorcles and other ider
uhication annoyance as an unncces
say imposition upon oxcursionints an
Travellers" thanking labor OrganiRa
lions IN 81. Louis. Kansas City am
other cities Tor defeating antiacalpin
bills in their state legislatures, am
donounCing federal and state ant
scaipng laws. city ordinances an
iniunetions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
TEXAS STEERS ON ALFALFA.

interesting Experiment. Conducted az
the "a cueva Ranch.
ID g. Deuel.. manager of the Ia
Cueya Ranch company of IA Cusva.
NJ ~, sends 10 tho Daily Drovors
Telegram. OF Kansas city. a report OF
successful feeding experiment con.
duoiod his year al me ranch, In
Whloh remarkable results 90 the put
tluG o. Of neah were achieved from
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
ODER OLDEST CONDUCTOR.

Lac Vegas Has Discussion AZ 10 Who
ls Oldest IN Santa Fe Service
Charley Oder. Formerly of Bcllcfon.
tnin, Ohio ls the oldes passenger
conductor in service out of fas VesaH
closely followed Goa point Of time en-
pioyod by Richard Hays. Charley
Stevenson. A. p Gatchei and there's
Jerry Quinn. who a mo- spring chicken
AZ enc bell cord himself zee came to
the Santa BE from the Wabash aiS.
teen years ago and was clever
huhoy FOR tom months before helms
given "a conduciorship with me priv
iioEo of wearing a conductors badge
.of Office either on his ha'hand or the
larcl of hia coat