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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
lNTERSTATE COMMERCE
COMMlASlUN MET
At THE COURT HOUSE 70 INvEs-
rloATE ALLEGED UNLAWFUL
RATES.

iIINM iI.|N| ltI'N il.lHNM1
This monue uuu u. A lrouty,
member of thp Interstate ,lmmorra
commission. acuHE f1r the cummia-
sion. held o sOasila at tue court huuau
for che purpose uf acquiring certain
information Boz the matter 0f tnc ni.
lrHoi unlawful rate made uy tho
Atch.aun. Topeka A. Santa Fo Rail
way company ln the transportation of
coal and mlno supplies
Tho matters hg'nE Investigated
here are chiefly the grievance uf the
CnlcdDniau Coal company that com.
pany claiming the Santa to Hallway
company hng violated provisions uf
che interstate commerce. law.
NoIil % Field appeared iur che coal
company a. H Dunlap of Chicago.
f1r The railway company. and J. a..
Marchand fDr the commission.
The principal witness. Alex Bowie.
oi Gallup president of tho Calodun
lan Coal company testified tn thu
facts which pointed io discrimination
whereby ihr GOALS of the CHlcduninn
Coal company were shut out of tho
general market Tho chiOf point
brought out WAS that the Santa 20
haf made a rate on coal from Gallup.
nomiur and other southern points hy
which the Colorado Fuol a. Iron com
ny was able tO sell their Trinidad
colo GOALS nt nCming at 80 a ton. ur
ht price equal to iho freight ratio
made tho Calndonlnn Coal company.
which procuicd tho possibility Of tho
dealing IN Calcdonlan Goals down
there
Tbfa eftrrrf,v Nr u,,-f. sr,s s.,,t
through "a riEid cross examination ~
Attorney Dunlap. ln which the cost of
production and value OF coal was
gone into thoroughly aa was the NO
g0tlailona ri tho Calodnn.an Coal
company with the Santa 90 Railway
company the result of which had
been that tho Santa Fe Railway conf
pany refused tO buy coal from tho
Calodonlnn Coal company claiming
thcy could procure cheaper coal from
the Colorado Fuel Iron company
Tho investigation also goes into tho
points ~ vantage of Colorado and IN.
dian Territory coala over Gallup Goals
ir a multitude oi minute particulars
A largo number Of the Albuquerque
bar attended 90 tho hearing as we'll
uH n number of CifIgauH
Judge Prouty and the railroad ON
/ cials reached th8 city thiH morning
from El pnao. ana will conclude their
| lahor here ihlg afternoon. so aa to
costume north tonight or t0mprrug
morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
UNJUST HowLs
FROM e. PAso

NNAW e o. FFhAA'
the El Paao Herald of yesterday
contains quite q lengthy article com.
montinr nn the proposed game ui foot
hall there sunday. December iSth
Manager Houston Oi the Alhuqucr
que Athletic association This morning
received letter from Manager
l.aughlln of the El Pas0 team. Boa
which the latter makes Jhc prop0si.
tiou that the Albuquerque team come
to El paso and play the game ON tbo
following terms 'fhp I'D paso team
aEreo io pay tho railroad fare both
ways. the sloepcrs one way. and tho
hotel bills for fourteen players. and
also guarantee tD give fho Athletics
$500 it they lnHr and $500 ~ they
win"
Manager Houston wired his accept
aucC to this proposition ih.a morning
with the WOviHo. that thp El Puuu
team deposit $500 iu tho bank aud
sign "a contract that tho same players
participate Boz the coming game AS
were in tnU game played here last
sunday and also that the Judges he
selected in the following manner
"Ouc Go hc named hy each team and
tho third io he named ly the $50 aI
ready chosen and that .u the case of
any Interference with nIth0r team 0u
the part of the spectators that lhC
Judges have the authority to award
iho game to which over team they
consider the better
This proposition will ,u doubt hg
accepted and a hoi game o. looked inr
Ht Fort Bliss next sunday the change
from El paHo to F0r Bliss being
necessary On account of the strict
| sunday law now bcins enforced ln tbC
Pass city.
on account of receiving severe
dwbh.ng n the game played here
/ laHt Sunday. after very much bras
ginF ON The part of tho On pas0 team
as lD their wonderful powers the E.
/ Paao team aud more especially enc
manager nfe somewhat inclined to lay
I fho cause of Ghcir downfall to the um
uifr. which course s tho usual one
with d team that D. badly beaten All
/ ter spreading tho report iE advance
that the victorious team would b0
I "eusy money FOR thgm.
ln tho article which appeared in tnf
/ Herald thu following assertion Ia
made Elm face oi the fact that Man
ager Houston agreed with Manager
laughhn .ln tne presence of D. IS
nnEsB of ihis city fo play next Sun
I day 0n thC same tDrma made Tor thf
game last sunday the Athletics fee
that they arc Justified tn cIa'minf
their supremacy over the Albuquerque
/ eleven When seen tDs morning hy
"a representative of The Citizen. Man
agor Houston denied fhis assertion
uauy.
lu regard 90 tbc reference made bs
/ ,hc ll paso team Iu crooked work uf
fhe part ol tho umpire. .tH hard i1 un
lemiand u the minds of tho Aibu
lGuofQuo poopIc boss illa claim coul.
he Justified considering fhe lact tha
/ tae umpire and rnirreo alternate.
choir position In fhc soeond hall of Ihl
: Same played nerc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

bo center aisle and Palmer. its chair
man. spoke as follows "Mr Speaker.
u obedience to tho order of Che house
Vc proceeded to thc bar of thC senate
lnd in The name of This body and of
400 tbo people of the United States
Ne imreacNel. nf we were directed tu
10. Charles swayno. Judge OF district
court of the United States for north
rn district 0f Florida for high crimes
md mlsdomoanora DO office ah3 We de-
mandcd that they snould take order iO
make him appear before that body to
answer fns the same. and announced
that the house would soon present
articles of impeachment and make
them good. Co which che response was
the order shall bc taken The dis
cuslon of the urgent deficiency bil
NGs then resumed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
WEALTHY SHEEP OWNER DIES
WHILE lN EUROPE

A oahloEmm was received ut RIOS.
wen Tuesday evening from Germany
Announcing that Frcd Roth of that
city was dead Details were not given
ln the message Fred Roth was one
nj tho pioneer citizens 0f Now MoEco
and had been a resident OF tho valley
for forty years ie accumulated a
fortune ln the sheep business.
About two months nE0 Roth sur.
pr.aod nn hy announcing that he
w0uld visit the worlds ialr and hls
home in che Fathoflanl iio mai a
brother Iu Ncw York city whom ho
had not seen Tor forty years, llo
leaves "a brother Peter Roth in las
Vegas N ~. ua sailed FOR Germany
ahoui two wUgka ago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
.REV. wHEELER's
FRONTIER STORY

Rev W. Is Wheeler a former pas
Tor of the Methodist Episcopal ehurch
1t OAilatIn Mo-. has bcon rrgailnF q
newspaper spondcnt in thaf city
with au early dHv tale of hiH nrf min-
isierial appointment in fho lair of bad
men in Cowiilna N 49, in 1883 and
1883. whom tho town Was populated
with about 800 strenuous individuals.
preacher looked liko ili' fhoY FaEud
earnestly lnto bis face nui hear iao
clofht"
"Thero were two saloons. which ran
tWoniyiour hours a day including
SUNDAY chartered schoolh0uaa
Tor services and began fo got ac
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
SUPREME COURT
susTAlNs MOTION.

Denver. Dec. 1.-THE state supreme
court today sustained the motion
made by the attorneys FOR the repuh.
uoan party to onioin the Denver cleo
tIon commission from including in its
omcial abstract of votes returns from
precinct OF ward chief Justice
Guhhort announced the decision in
which Campbell cuncurred Justice
Stonlo dissontod and remarked that
the action was unwurrantod. uuproco.
dOntod and directly contrary 20 law"
ln announcing the decision Chief Jus.
rico Gabheri said that the evidence
showed that false ballots had been
substituted Tor the genuine ones in
thia precinct and % was ne right of
the court to prevent tho consumma.
ton of tho fraud Written opinion
win bo alCd later
Tho decision ls said to establish a
precedent and the republicans win ask
for similar action in the case of an
precincts On which tho supreme court
took original Jurisdiction No the cleo
tlon and ln which 20 is alleged frauds
we're committed. There arc about o.
ty such precincts The court an
nounced that motions to throw ont tho
votes 0f other precincts in which
frauds have already been proved viii
be considered tomorrow The entire
Denver vote except on presidential
electors and congressman is tlcd up
Tho election commission having been
onioinod from counting tho vote from
the precincts in question the entire r.
publican legislative ticket in Denver
win ho elected and Adams 5000 ma
iorlty over Peabody for governor mas
be- wiped out.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
MORr 4 Oul lnr BILL

y Special to Citizen.
y Washington Dec. t6-- noYor. ,
y idgo. Dillingham;. Nehon. Dick.
y nurrham aud KUan. republicans. =
y reported the statehood blll. Bate,
y Ncwlands and fattoraun, demo
y Gratis, win make q minority rO. Il,
y port Clark, Arkansas, demo
y cratic. fav0r8 two states of the ,
y four territories Bate moved 90 =
y rocummit Tho minority will ro. ,
y port after the holidays. Five mil. =
y Hon dollars ia given 90 tho =
y schools OF New Mexico and =
y Arizona, besides large Increase :
y of the public lands. prohibits \
y liquor trnfic in Indian Territory 4,
y for ten years The new states =
y shall never restrict suHrago on =
= account of race color or proyl.
y GUS conditions
y Tho government decided TO- ro- :
y view the Dr. Boyd appeal CAGE in
= iho supreme court Chiilnm viii ,
y remain EttOrnoy tIil thla case ls ,
y passed on by the supreme court,
= otherwise no. would step one on
y March ilth
y Andrews was given a warm ro. 4
y ceptinn on the floor ol Che house ,
y by the Pennsylvania delegation.
y who iokIngly said that pcnuayl =
y vauia has a thIfry.thild member
q and ihaf New MeNlco ha0 thirty
~ three votes ana with Now Works
y lhiny.Hoyon, makes seventy
= votes for anything Now Mexico =
y wants
aNNN NN&NN NNNN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
10 TuEspAY I'D.

The Tuesday Library club met 90
the residence OF Mrs. W. O. Hope. ON
West Copper avenue, yesterday after.
noon and the members we're pleasant.
iy entertained.
Verses were used in responses from
the roll call. after which class study
followed. lead hy Mrs w. n. Forbes.
the topic bolng "The Puritan in Liter.
ature"
A discourse on "8onnct iu Ills
Bllndncaa" came from Mr 3 D Now.
conner. which wns followed by minor
talks and discussions
Mrs Felix Lester win entertain lho
nuxt meeting on Tuesday afternoon
December 2I
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
OFFICIAL MATTERS
OFrom Thursday Daily Ciulnu.
Agent Designated

lFrum Thuudaya Daily CtEnU
Agent Designated
The imperial MIuinE aui Smelling
company Incorporated under tar laws
1f the state of South Dakota. ha 1iDd
a certificate af agent appointing Chris
fueFeF oi ioriaburg ihe agent and
Ihai town tha principal place uf huHi-
uUaa iu 900 territory
Public Funds Received
The following public funds have
been received Boz fhr office uf rerTIiur.
ial Treasurer j ~ vaughn
o. d nurwm superintendent 90
fho New MeaicD penitunt.ary. COM
VIcif earnings. $1,000.
l0nH q. P.emmona treasurer and
collector of Sierra county taxes ior
1908. gt2i1s
ROmualdo RDYha treasurer and
collector 0f Mora county. taxes Tor
i9O1. f5sii. taxes Tor 1904 t3s0iiG.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
CHARGES AGAINST
JUDGE sWAYNE.

washington. Dec. iA-lmmodiately
after the house met today Speaker
Cnnnon announced a committees nf Sow
on to prepare charges against Judge
Charles Rwayno of the northern dis.
tuct tf Florida. who was imponohcd
yesterday
FROM thc committee on Judiciary
Ienkina wisconsin, its chairman
reported back resolutions recently in-
irnducaa by Baker lNew Y0rfl, DO
uinndlnn Inquiry into the ao-called
steel trust. with a accommodation
fhat the resolution lny on the table.
Accommodation adopted. The house
then went INTO committee of tho whole
t0 consider urrent deficiency hili
Daring the discussion on the biil iho
committee appointed yesterday to no.
uiy me senate that tho house had im.
peachod Judge swayu0. appeared Ia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

Washington, Dec TO- Representa-.
tive Baker of Now York today intro
ducod n resolution requesting the at.
torney general tn report 90 the
house whether ho has n8coriainei
that the so.callod bocf trust la in re-.
stralpt Of trade and n so what stops
he haa taken under provisions uf the
law 10 cause forfeiture Of property,
On course of transportation from ono
state 90 nuuthprl 0f those cunutltut.
nr the no called beer trust"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

CouncilmnnelccI Lenh} of Ha,un
Ccspc.Iman.oloct Charles ~ miller of
Anthony and Hepreseninuyceiect
Carl a Dalies 10 nelen have engaged
rooms at tho Palace hotel fur tho aoa
sion 0f me thirtyH.Hth legislative aH.
s0mhly which commences on January
no ai Santa 81 and viii hold f0r tWo
mOnths heproaoutatlyoe'eci n N.
WilkerEon uf Albuquerque Wlil also
stop at lhe Palace hotel during ihe
secession.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

40 present only necessary annual
work 's being done na tho owuCrs have
not boon satisfied with thp prDfaIilur
price secured from ihe syndicate con.
trolling tho mica output
These mines n Che Crlhhonvlin fIH.
irict wiu resume operations nraln
shortly however. as arrangements are
now being made to work tho several
properties and market the product in.
dependent ot thC trust Tres piodras
NpylpW.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
DEposiT o. MICA

THE largest douoal,a 0i mica iu NeW
Mexloo aud probably ln iho weaf ore
located hiteon miles southwest of Tres
p'odras ln whni Is known a. no Crib.
henvi'le district These immenae dn.
r0siia hatn heou worked bY expert
onCcd minIng men at intervals since
1854 anl 'ong before that time were
exploited bY natives 0f that vicinity
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

The Hr8i heavy SNOW Tor moro Than
two years fell on Saturday aHd Sum-
day lnH past From Torrance to
Santa Fo the fail is heavy. but thero
ia considerably more from M0rIarty to
willard than beyond ln tAo MauTanoa
it is reported to ho about Two iccl
deep. with "a second fall Of oiFht inch
c im Wednesday night AZ Mountain
alr ~ measured eleven Inchoa Az 90
tancla about ten Inches Eaianclg
News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
INSANE MAN CAUSES
MUCH EXCITEMENT

New York, Dec i6 perchud on the
TOP 9f a SNOW heap at Fourth avenue
and Twenty street % complete.
ly nude man armed with cr0whar
crowd Of men az hay for half an h0ur
today after ho had smashed nearly a
score of big plate glass windows val
ued at $500 each The man WAS nnal-
ly captured and taken to "a hospital
iio Dis undoubtedly Insane There was
nothing to Indicate his identity in his
clothes found in a doorway near BY.
The man was about 30 years old and
apparently a lan0rer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
La1 Vs06a o1me called on

Tho iCu haN game which was
scheduled io ako place noKt sunday
between GAS Verus and Albuquerque
has boon called OF hy me former
toam % ls the opinion of tAo Albu.
quorque players fhat the game was
called ofi ON account uf fhe dfuhhing
chat tho El pas1 team received lass
sunday n iho hands of the AlbuQuer-
1uo team
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

Denver Dec if.- The supreme
court was noi in session today o. is
expected that q decision on throwing
ouI tbo votes 90 four more precincts
N'il ho made tomorrow. application
being made mfo yesterday afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

A special arrived ai Santa Va Wed
nonday afternoon Goa thH Denver a.
itio 0rando and returned to the north
altor n short stay n that city Vice
FroaidoutChnrlcs DO sohlacha oi Don-
yer. and wife. and AfHa ani suporln.
tendfnt y % UrOarmu. or iho fourth
division. Win h0ldquarrrs at Ala
muaa were tho paaaonEurE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
LAS CRUCES MASS NEE ING
81 PAso MEN DECIDE TO SEND
LARGE DELEGATION TO " ON
THE 22d INSTANT.

An enthusiastic meeting of huaincsa
men of El Pngo. Texas. and land own.
ors OF the lower El PaPi valley was
held go thc chamber ot commerce in
that city Monday which was called by
Che irrigation committee of thaf body
tO take steps for the sendlag of "a
large delegation 20 Las Cruces Tor the
mass meeting to bo held there ON
the 22d instant for the purpose OF
forming % Water Users association.
a large delegation from El paso viii
attend The meeting
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

Las night, at the pleasant home on
North siHth street opposite iho
church oi Immaculate Conception, Mc
and Mrs Charles E Mayors enter
fnlnci quito a ulco l.tl oi thoIr lnti
mne friends
The Alaska prospector., 1904-07-14
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To Ei. PHgiAn, her hcir. or a ssigns
 You are hereby notified that jLs uade rsicnei y. A. Cornell. v"uT co-owner in thc hereinaite -- deScribei mining claims has expended tLc sum ot Two Hundred Dollars Q) during thy yca' iea3 in the development and improvement o those certain mining claims situated on Uyas Bay. kaalak Island, Cyak Mining District Alaska. described -s folioNs. io vii Tunnel claim located Febusry2i. i"12, by Dan Dough. or! ard Fl. Fh-lan, Eot.ce oi location record e3 APrili is. lsS2 in Vol at page 2Ss of Mining Locations oi the records oi The District Record et ui kostiak, Alaska: L. (. l.. claim located in lg72 and notice of location recorded in the books of sai3 records st Kodiak.
 sad sum ef n-ucy 80 Hzpeu1cl iB the devcl. cpment and Improvement of said claims waS so expended as and for the annual labor for tho yexr 1908 on said claims required by section 231i Ot The Revised statutes 0! the United States and the amendments thereto.
 You are further notified that if you fail to pay io the undersigned the proportion Of the said sum dua from you on or before the expira ton Of ninety ts9) days from the publication oi 'h'' 70 wit on Or before January l2 1905. your inteisst saii claims will be fJrfei ted
 property oi your undersigned Payment may be made to the undersigned a Cyak, Alaska, or to his attorneys Goodell d Edwards, et Valdez. Alaska.
 F. A. CORNELL. Dated q; Valdez. Alaska, July II. 1901 Date of first publication July i4th 1904 Date Of last publication Sept 22nd 1901
The Alaska prospector., 1904-07-14

l.. l.. Bales, who went Westward on the Dora to collect trophies and curios of Alaska for the St. Louis Fair, returned on the same boat to Valdez and will leave here on the Excelsior. He was quite success ful in his mission having secured some very rare specimens of var ious kinds and a large number of baskets, everything of native man. ufacture.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-07-14

W. C. Stull, Graduate Op,ician.
 Place Paints.
 Place Hangs Paper.
 Moose meeting tonight.
 Military Hair Brushes at Broad way Pharmacy.
 Lowney's candies fresh, Broad way Pharmacy.
 50-cent French dinners arc a new departure at Wikidels.
 "Cleanliness is next to Godli- ness" Go to the Dock BATHS for cleanliness.
 Mrs. F.. C. Ames has purchased the entire stock of Mrs. Dreihcibis. and will sell same at cost. Corner Mckinley and Keystone.
 A. L. Levy, with wife, two child ren and maid, will leave on the Excelsior for a two months tour of the States.
 The wires between here and Se- attle hove been down for several days.
 T. T. Crocker. of the internal rev. enue department, arrived on the Excelsior to look after the interests of the government in town.
 The steamer Roanoke crrried a large amount of freight for St. Mich ael and Nome, as well as mail for all points to be touched. Why suffer agonies af death from rheumatism :? The Franco-Ger- man Ring Is guaranteed cure. W. II. Whittlesey, of Kayak and Catella, is in town for q short stay. For Sale on Installment Plan, two Broom cottages, good location. F.. W. Adams, Bank of Valdez.
 The Chignik Qannery is scarcely able this year to handle the extra large run of salmon that are be- ing secured.
 Cssey at Coal bay has consider able force of men at work boring for oil. At one well they have passed down through five stratas of oil.
 The mail steamer Dora, Capt. D. E. Morris, arrived this morning from her Westward trip. She left here on the afternoon of June 21th and went to Tnalaska stopping at all stations enroute, on the return trip she picked up 21 passengers some of whom are for Valdez, a few for Juneau and the rest for the states, following is a partial list: L. l.. Bales, T. D. Bradford. jr., James Constable, Philip Orchard, w. Nicoll, l.. II. Fox, F. A. Cor nell, Thos. Michael and II. Leach.
 The Sunday School of the town will give union excursion to the Columbia glacier early next week. Scholars will go free, adults will pay q 50 but if 75 tickets can be sold the fare Sl00. Details will be published in Saturdays paper. Children must be accompanied by a guardian.
 The finest of baths at the DocK
The Alaska prospector., 1904-07-14

H. Leach, who paid a visit to Seward, returned on the Dora.
 F. A. Cornell, general manager of the Uyak Bay Gold Mining Co.,, arrived in Valdez on the Dora and will leave on the Excelsior for a trip to California and will return early accompanied with his wife,
The Alaska prospector., 1904-07-14

You run no risk, The Rheuma- tism Ring cures or money back. 90 days trial.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-07-14

The finest of baths at the DocK BATH HoUsE.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-07-14
66e "EIK"

Carries the best and leading brands of liquors such as Old Guckenheimer Rye, 10 years old; 1st Dist. of Ohio Elm Rye, s years old; Elm Bourbon, years old; Hunter Rye Old lick ory, Walnut Hill. Hennessy's 3 Star Brandy
The evening world., 1904-09-01
PASSENGER KILLED
BY WAGON POLE
Nan Standing on Car Step Is
Struck In Back Breaking His
Spinal ~CoIumn-Truck Driver
Held for Homicide.

~ ths s~sosdsntx hflins os william
(sodsfi aged thirty-nins, VINO lived at
No. ~ DECATUR strest, Brooklyn, John
Miller. driver OF q ~three-horse coal
truck Tor Daniel wilkes. OF No. 1917
Fulton street. Brooklyn. was arraigned
to-day In the Adams street police court,
Brooklyn. charged with homicide.
wendell was standing on the outside
step Of an open trolley car at Hart
ssssss t sss,, Sr Tssn X. l tsIa y 6 for .
pulling the wagon bore doNn upon
hius.. The pole struck him In the back.
breaking his spinal column and causing
death.
Panic followed among the passengers
On the car and sever persons were
thrown from the car and cut and
bruised. 50 great became the exotic
ment that the reserves from the Ham,
hurs avsnus Dofcs station had 70
BE- called before ouia could Be- 70
Ws4kn