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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

"a HEan formerly general mon.
aEer Of tho Fort Worth a Denver city
railroad with headquarters az Fort
Worth. lelt over tho Union Pacific flr
Kansas civ Mf Egan has not yet
accepted "a new position. since be
lon the Fort Worth q Denver city he
hes been negotiating with several
roads. Dc rs ropprtod that ha via ac.
ezra q position offered him ON the
MnnL Inland
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

This evening az 1880 O'Clock there
will bo an important called meeting
Of tho board OF directors OF the W0.
mans club This board consists OF
al club onicers. heads OF departments
and chairmon OF standing committees.
on tomorrow Afternoon az 1850
O'Clock the Literature department viii
furnish tho program tho subject be-
Ing Henry Van Dyke and bic works ="
There will be- music
This NrIdayl afternoon 40 @
o'clock the ara class mot 'u the club
rooms
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

Iuu knights 0f Columbus mos last
uIght ana installed the following ON
care elected at thc lace meeting ln
DocDmbp
r. E Gargan. sraud knight
James Royce deputy grand kns ht
T.. ~ Delaney chancellor
James Ticruvy. warden.
j. D. Ia Drcro. lecturer
-. . Mcfarland. advocate
Jerry urIar1Il Inside guard
y OIInhnut outside guard
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
COMING ATTRACTIONS
AahaIa's hlnsiTsls January San
dIsWs Company January lI-l2,
MURRAY AND MACK JANUARY 10


Those who with To- laugh 90 th,
good. old fashioned. genuine side spIl'
uug hearty s'y.o will have on enter
mInmrnt all to tbcir own liking 90 tho
Library hall ucAt saturday nlfh.
January 70
Mahams Operate NluEirea is th.
onor.ng They give ona of those su
prcmoly amusing performance whose
theatrical pa zion a pleasure only
combined with good music novel
dances. magnificent costume bgaufi
mI scenery. clover comedians and q
largo chorus cl rare feminine lowell
ucsH Tho singers are uucNcellod and
tho comedians have an inelhauBIbl,
and original humoi uuHurpa uu
che American stage. a suecla. foatgr
Us being made off tur grand m.dd1,
street parade
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

Philadelphia. Pa, Jan. s--The Ola
Hickory club ci Philadelphia bas made
elaborate arrangements Tor its Jack.
son day banquet 90 be- giyon tonight
at the Hotel Bellevue Two hundred
and hfty invitations have been issued
90 democratic leaders throughout tho
country and the club anticipates The
largest gathering OF representative
democrats Of tho nation that has az.
somb'od iu Philadelphia far many
years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
A. Colombo Han. jan. 10

That merry musical comedy sue
ccss "a Might on broadway" .B an
Hounccd for Colombo hall. Wcdnos.
Gay night. January 10
This folly uo.augo seems to have
u.t the press and public as just right
na7much as 70 has boon presented
Zoo every city of note In the United
itatos 20 phenomenal business
20 's % cheering cnnslomorutiou H'
saieiy girls. music and FUN. ana a.
though % contains an original score
~ nineteen members. and borders on
IFht opera. nevertheless, u admits oi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

A. Colombo Hail. Jan. it.t2
90 Audrowa. tho famous operate
.omodian who is known an over the
country through hIs great imporsoua.
ton % Koko ana othor prominent
characters o. saklng the hit OF bis
gareor this season in hia new musical
comedy BIrus Of a Feather" This
ucco. mi piece is entirely new and
linernnt from the usual Ho-callel
pieces bearing the name musical com
ly that are without plot and Simply
Poe vehicle Tor the Introduction OF
Vaudeville 1pccialues Those whD
Hayo seem Mr Andrews iu the produ,
ION are lavish in its praise and 90
NOT hesitate to state that 90 .s tho bost
piece in which This popular comedian
'1E over appeared
no. ia au irruE.suby funny comedy
F.th au ingenious plot and most
nurhablo g.tIltlon8. ln which each
character hgur,s prominently Tho
musical features aTu urW aud novel
Che music being cullCd from tho vart
Gus usaul opHras and vesct boz this
D.ogo 20 ht each situation. the result
% which holds ar audience "a admIa
lion OF the music and 40 the sam,
.lmo convulsod With laughter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

Tao Flagstaff Gem says drs G. A.
sowl tho pleasant and accommodating
dag telegraph operator OF the Santa
BE railroad 40 Flagstaff who has been
az a hospital ln los Angeles Tor treat.
mont Tor rheumatism, RETURN , yester
dog. We are Pleased % state that
ne has fully recovered and "a nov
discharglng the duties OF her position.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

him permission 20 gamble S25 OF tho
money. and IN this way no escaped
the law However the victim seemed
glad 90 get anything back and vent
bic way rejoicing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
new ATTORNEYS
twenty Were Admitted 10 Practice
al BARS" 10 New Mexico,
SUPREME COURT NEWS

Az yesterday afternoon ..sIou lue
.arr urIHI supreme CONT took up tha
sIhp Insurance Daf.s ui OBJ. Santa o.
Mercantile. COMPANY and tHa arru
Hl1. consumed thU entire Bfirruoor
Az yesterday mornings rsHs.Uu IH
fHa .Asr 1l ibo United States 81 Anne
.a appellee versus louH E Den.
wur. appellant appeal from tho sr.
HH1 Judicial I.ir.. court. which WH
affirmed wednesday 0nocn days Fpr.
granted Iu vl..H Io 700 motior .1r
.uh.nHIr.
No i0If D.Ure. g g0aU ot a..
HHnUH n r.r1r. versus che Rcd Rir
~ valley company defendant u or
.ur error tu district court 0f Santa
= rourty "a motion to atrikn DOT Ger
aim portion. uf che Transcript aas
ufHaI Dud U..rui.d a. 90 tHr arsf
Ho.at and K1nltb na tn che second
point JORGE a.d logors appeared fo-
ftr plaintiff. and George D. Money for
he defendants
"Wednesday Afternoons Session
Az "Wednesday afternoon respioa
me tollowinr disposition was made 1i
tuo caeop
No 1927 james NJ Cunningham
Hustoo. q a. plaintiffs I'm error. yer
lga fhar.rt Springer. a a., defend
Bnfs Ia error. error 90 district court
uf Sam Miguel county Motion Oh
uhr nut hln ut exceptions 500 flr
hearing January g.
80 1907 Territory of Nos Mexico.
appellee versus Mc,o Watson. appe.
liant appeal fum EIdy county or
derDd lnctotad and appeal dlamHsri
Judgment of lover court affirmed IN.
appellant la seung two yoar tofm
boz tho Nrw McyIrn panitantlary f1r
attempt to murder Solicitor General
30 D. BARTLETT appeared tor the 49,
ptllop
Admitted 90 the Gar
/ Tho following. ait.t due ekamua.
tl0n were Wednesday afternoon admit
ted io tho bar of thr territory of New
Mexico Frank Alderman. Albuquer
/ quo. Emmett Patton. Roswell Bdwar
! A Mann las Cruces. Iaa y brown.
Albuquerque Allan nlack0r Alamo
gordo. Arthur g. Temple. lcalns
/ franklin j. Woip. Alamogordo. Nor
rUtt O. Mer1nm. TuCumcarl. Cooley
e. Hartley Alamogordo Edgar p sax
0u. Tucumcnr.. b r. nuiaC Carlsbad
Charlie u BHre Carlsbad James s.
FliEhugh Carlsbad Wyuo N Smith.
I Roswell Louis e. nfeld. las Vegas
I Frank ~ Moore. Albuquerque. Rich.
ard Henry Hanna. santa Fo, Howard
I A Wolfurd Kingston i1uis O Fullcn
| Carlsbad Tho examining committee
consisted of Edward l. Bartlett a. A.
Jones A. - McMIllon George W
rf,hnrd and John o. Victory. me lart
three appolnt. by the court tomp0r
/ arily
Number Increased 20 Twenty.
The number admitted to tho bar
wac Increased 200 twenty yesterday by
tho admission % John o Wlolandy of
Santa Fo. a o. Harlloe was appoInt
cd as member of tho examining
board from tho Third judicial dl
irICl Vice s. % NOwrumb. doceasef
making tho personnel of tho porma
Eont committee aa follows j.
Bartlett. Santa ro. w u. Chlidors. A.
huquorquo. a % llarIlee. Silver City:
A. a. Jones. sAs vogaa A Fror.
mau Carlsbad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
STATEHOOD PROPOSITION
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE BAkER san.
oUINE o. FAVORABLE ACTION
DURING PRESENT coNoNEss

q th.nk that the sovereignty 0f
statehood for Sow MeKico win surely
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08
DIR. GALLEY COMING.
international B. Y. p U. A. Sec

International B. Y. p. U. a. Sec
rotary to Spend Sunday Here.
Rev Walter Galley, international sec
rotary OF the B. 7. p. U. A.. who 10
making a tour Of Virginia in the effort
to increase interest In the 2. 3Y. Z. =.
work, will spend next Sunday lin in Rich fi'' )
mond.8 XXX h ait4 isit "a
He will arrive Saturday afternoon from ON
Norfolk, be met by a. committee repre-
senting the local unions and be escorted
to tile Richmond. where he vii stop
while here. T., &. 4 5 "a " ~ # O.
Dr.. Galley. Will conduct three services
on Sunday. and lit has been decided to
have all these at the First Baptist
Church. because OF Its size and central
location. He will preach at II "a. NJ. hold
workers conference at =. NJ, when
the best means for advancing the work
here will be considered, and will preach q
special sermon to young people. All the
young people OF the city are invited 70
this service. tt is probable that several
OF the other churches will close in order
to unite in this service b-s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08
Horse Show Talk.

No plans for tho horse show this fall
lave yet been made but the management
anticipate great exhibition, and are
counting on having many of tho large cX-
hibltors who We're here last year and
sone who were not. Manager {. ".
Smith vii again have charge OF the
SHOW while President j. r. Anderson ana
Secretary W, o. Warthcn viii again have
charge Of the preliminary work ana The
pfoGra'nme and entries. 1t is expected
even more exhibitors at tho New Yorl,
Chicago and ST. Louis shows Will nj,
lend the Richmond show tllIs year ana
no effort VIII he spared To secure some
special attractions as good as those Of
last year, -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08
RATS ATE STALACTITES.s
This Delayed Opening Of Raths-
kellar Unit. Last Night.

Opening OF the Rathskeller at West
End Electric Park wa delayed until last
night because rate alto all the stalactites
pendant from the ceiling in the cavern
The whole building has now been tho
roughly overhauled, 5repainted, decorated
and papered.
Captain Andrew Pizzini, Jr., Messrs. II.
II. Hartzell, A. A. Welsh. George @.
Guvernator, w. P..8DeSaussurc and j.
Preston Carson. directors of the company
which built the Scenic 5Waterway and
Shoot the Whirlpools" in the park. tested
the arrangements yesterday afternoon
and found them IN perfect working
order
Work will be started on n vltascope
building shortly to show moving pictures.
Manager 5I1artzcll has several other novel
features which lie hopes soon to add to
the many attractions Of the park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08
THOUSANDS
ARE CUT OUT
Many Young Men Disfranchised
by Failure Of Legislature to
Enact a Law.

Owing to the failure OF the Legislature
to provide by statute for receiving the
poll tax paid by voters who become OF
age a fter the annual assessment OF
taxes. ard before the next ensuing elec-
ton. many Will be unable to register and
vote. unless And there Is the story.
Some one OF these fledgling voters must
apply to the courts to secure his rights.
and the decision OF the court Will give
tho requisite authority to treasurers to
receive these poll taxes OF men not as
sessed and who would nevertheless be
urable to vote as the situation now
stands.
1t was stated yesterday by the attor-
ney-general that unless the Supreme
Court. In mandamus, proceedings, de-
cided that these new voters were entl-
tied to an opportunity to pay their axes
and thereby to register. some four or five
thousand young mer would be deprived
Of suffrage. No treasurer now has nll-
thorIty for receiving the poll taxes OF a
man newly Of ago and not assessed, The
auditor and tho State treasurer have no
such authority, All Of this Is because
tho General Assembly did not provide
by statute that treasurers should receive
and receipt for poll taxes OF men who
have become of age since February list.
Between that day and tho November
election Is n period of nine months. In
which many will become of ago. The
Constitution did not intend to disfran-
chlse these yourg men. On the 9th
hand. It intended that tho Legislature
should make provision for receiving these
capitation taxes.
Tho theory OF the law is that there is
no wrong without q remedy. On this
theory some prospective new voter may
secure his rights and enable hundreds
and even thousands Of others to yote
who otherwise are dlsfranchised. Tie
need only bring a mandamus proceeding
IN tho supreme Court OF Appeals to So
cure the authority necessary to enable
Etreasurers 10 receive his noll taxes. The
condition Is "a serious one for many,
unless some such step is taken.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08
BUFFALO BILLS INDIANS
4 KILLED nv TRAIN WRECK
(Ry Associated Press,)

/ Il MANHOOD, ILL., April 7.--sixty-three
Indians. In a special car, attached to the
Oregon express. EN- route to Washington.
to see President Roosevelt, We're smashed
Into by a. mail train on the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway two miles west OF
here to-day, during n fog. Three Of the
Indians were Instantly killed, three we're
fatally injured and twenty others wera
more or less seriously hurt. The Indians
were from Rushville, Neb., and We're mems
beers Of the buffalo Bill prga nization,
A moment nfteH the crash there was
not a sound in the ll-fatcd coach. Then
one by one those surviving the crash re-
gained In part their senses and began
Shouting for aid. A terrifying series Of
wild yells from the Indians were heard
by the passengers, bumplng from each
side OF the cars ahead. All the men pas
sengers and many Of the women on board
the two trains FASTENED to the Aid OF In.
-jured Indians. The fact that one side OF
the rear CARTEL off with the impact, I'M
doubtedly saved the lives OF many ms
aianz who were thrown out on the prairie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08
THE TIME RICHMOND vA APRIL y 1901

4 u T. 4 Il 4
simon 1sarjona, the foreinost speaker 81
1 tho twelve, oven he WHO lad been Oh
| viiieiy blessed was untitled TO ltreae
Christ, and II lie. certainly tho others it,,
Hence that eiiiolned silence was II. WIS y
| dom. There ntist be furtnef senoolIng;
! Tho lepson will be learned so1ne day and
inirht ~ iiie, II faith will rreach MID su ~
| fefs' mid tlle for the truth when they see
CROSS HEARING "A fter !, /, rebtikir,.g
peter Jesus spoke to the ri,liltttds. set
ting forth conditions OF 1lscl peslhp. 1ne q
treferefire was 20 fill Of iilennitg tl1at
m toiiitnerts here could do them JUST &C.
sn main Hitiial that explanation Is hardly
necessary. Lot tho student read the words
sijNihfA1,Y.- -Tl,a lesson treats three
ftbr,nes. 1T tells who Jesus yas--the Mes
sinh.,ihe Son OF God, the one promised to
Isrnc, aud tie rlghtful Lord Of EARTH
1t tells Of His great ose--to build " q
socinty, beginning Will the company gath
cred about Him. growing BY tho power
Which Ito supplies regulated by truths
and and ssa,,ccessfll tells Ills method--1,y
, n1GrIns tif fi types and sha
oWs, satisfying and adjusting broken
laws and relations 1yondrous themes
stated III few words. But..l alas! men nro
forever leaving out something: Grasping
part and obscurlng tho remainder. go pei
vcrting all, they grope on, revising .ne.t
slowly coming Into the tr ,lal,.
What tho world needs is the whole COS
pei the whole story Of Jesus--.sis, nn'utt VS.
fIia Office. Ills work. Ills death, MS r 40"
ing again. Egt9i 3gt atst3, s. ssEf .ba
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08
COUNCIL in
MANCHESTER.
Peter Donald:''s Case III the
Corporation ri.
q. Court.
DEFENDANT FOUND GUILTY ! Y
The Usual Motion Made to Set
Asidte--D'ee Death 7.t:t q. Of Miss: Miss
Jewett.
DEFENDANT FOUND GUILTY Y

Manchester Bureau. Times Dis toh, 7
KS 80 IL Nd NJ # No 1102 Hull Street. FL
Tho Comm Council will meet IN reg
ular session Tonight at 8 Of clock. There
Is a large amount Of business to be trans
acted and It ID expected that tho license
tax ordinance will BIO considered and act
I ed upon.
DONALD FOUND GUILTY.
Tho first Of Tho postponed liquor cases
was disposed OF yesterday evening. Peter
Donald wuH tho man on trial. charged
with selling liquor to minors. The prn-
cipal witness was Howard Moore. who
said that he had often bought Liquor at
tho bar.
rho jury found Donald guilty. lie was
fined $50 and his license forfeited. Ahe
usual motion to set aside was made ana
time was given for tho argument. M
The first case 10 DO taken UP tn.s
morning will be that Of Dob5 bins, ]
SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS.
rrwo negroes, ,,anlcd John Anderson
and Jim Walker. were arrested last night
as suspicious characters. They were
found "foolng around some freight cars
and were locked up, pending hearing
this morning.
MAYOR Maurice yesterday held n white
man. named Hugh McNeal. as q suspi,
cious character. lle was lettering arotlho
tta rail- way Yards when arrested aud had
}s145 in his pocket He said lie came 1rotl,
palm Beach, where he earned the money,
and was on his way to Baltimore. WheFe
he lived. He will DO held pending IN
quiry.
Dalmo Khan will meet at Toney Han
Tomorrow night al 80 sharp, 70 CONFER
degrees and transact business OF ltnpor-
lance Candidates are expected 10 be on
hand promptly by direction Of Grand INK
Singer. Charles Kidd. aided and abetted
by High Potentate A. L., Sampson.
8 LANDMARK GOING.
The cold Hatcher house, No a27 Hull
Street is to be torn down to make room
for a modern, substantial business block
fot two stores and dwellings above. The
property has been purchased BY Mr.. b.
Shields.
DEATH OF MISS JEwETT.
Miss Ellen e. Jcwett, an estimable lady.
died yes terday afternoon at 800 O'Clock
at the residence of her brother, Alr. John
r. Jewett, No. 10s West Twelfth Street.
The funeral will be some time tomorrow,
the hour to be fixed.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Past Exalted Ruler Eugene Lipscomb.
who organized the Manchester Lodge OF
Elks, has been endorsed for the position
of district deputy. This position will be
filled at the meeting Of the Grand Lodge
In Cincinnati.
Miss Ada NJ Cooke, OF No. 10 East
Eleventh Street, is visiting friends in
Clifton Forge.
Mrs. S. e. Lowell Is sick at her home,
No. 1oS West Twelfth Street.
Sparks's circus was In the city yester-
day and showed to n good sized audience
at Sixteenth and Hull Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08
HUsTINGs COURT.
Short Docket in the Findings Of
the Grand Jury.

The April term lof tho Hastings Court
opened Yesterday, tho day being given
up to the work OF the grand jury.
Tho docket Is short, and the term VIII
not lie n busy one
The following true bills were found;
William Boyd. for assanlt1ng Mary
Davis with T washlOnrd@s
Samuel Childs. malicious wolndlng, ls
Frank Freeman housebreak,ng.
Thomas Green and Alexander IIender-
son malicious wounding.
William Hill, robbery
Edmond James. alias James Johnson,
stealing q mule
lons,,breaklng.
George Lambert, George Hunt ana Will
liam Hill, robbery.
James smith. for murder Of James Mon
Isaac i. scott grand larceny.
John Smtll robbery.
Henry Williams burglary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08
Beers DID NOT STOP.
Cronje's Veterans Went Through
to St. Louis Yesterday.

General Cron1e's party Of Boer5 soldiers,
numbering 416. with a number OF women
and children. raising the total number
to nearly five hundred passed through
this city In two special trains over the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway early yes
terday for st. Louis The party paraded
in Newport News but made no stop in
this city. going directly through over the
James River division to Clifton Forge,
where they again took the main line.
They will establish settlement at St.
Louis as part of the exposition. It IS
regarded as likely that the ertro party.
or many of them. will join their country
men in projected settlement in Mexico.
where they will seek to build Zip ane W
their shattered fortunes and resume the
liberties lost in tho war.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08
SHORT DOCKET.
Justice John Spent Twenty Min
utes in the Court.

Justice John spent twenty minutes in
tho Police Court yesterday morning and
then went home TO get ready for the
wrestling match. If
George Vaughan got sixty daya Sc
CURLY, for being drunk and dlsorderly.
David Garner charged with getting
drunk and disorderly and abusing Mag
gle, Garner, VIII tell about 1t Tomorrow
The case Of n iigh, an the Main Street
station me other day was continued 10
tho Twelfth.
A few drunks passed along.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08
Trip Across the Sea.

This evening at 1880 o'clock Mr.. Arthur
Il. Clarke Will by. speca request deliver
his lecture entitled "a Trip Across lie
Sea- at the soldiers Home, The lecture
lakes the audience through the Azores
Naples, to yesuyills and Pompeli; then to
Venice and through g. part Of Switzerland
Tho lecture will be profusely Illustrated
prove a treat to the veterans, as It has
Ia MANI OF horS. tgtaf baiN M a{if.sajs is5 al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08
Walter Peyton Married.

Walter S. Peyton, the well known barr
her. and I.izzie B,lrrell We're married last
night At the home .of the bride, No. 1901
notable event In Jackson Ward society,"
a reception followed the ceremony, which
was performed by the Rey, Stokes, MANY.
white people, friends and customers Of
TeXIon. attended tho maria -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08
Mr.. i. N. JoNEs's ESTATE.
He Leaves Over One Hundred
Thousand Dollars.

K In tina Chanceiy Court yesterday, w.
3. Pizzini qualified as executor OF the
estate of the late ]. N. Jones. who died
hero last Sunday. The estate is valued
at $4,000. and liz left to the widow and
children OF tho testator William Ely
son qualified as executor Of the estate
OF the late Phillip Gibson, which is val
ued at $4,000, The estate goes to the
family Of the dead man. 10 IS
In the same court, Battle NJ. Abbott
qualified as executor or the estate Of
Lucy A. Govnn. and Anna T.. Walsh
qualified as executor Of the estate or John
C. WGlS II, ..st stl3 ~ 41f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08
CHANGE OF DISTRICTS.
Captain Whitlock Goes to First
CAPTAIN Iulce to Second.

Major Howard Yesterday issued an
order transferring Captain IInlce from
tho First District to the Second, ana
Captain Whitlocle frombthe Second to the
First Tho change takes effect az 1
o'clock this morning.
The charge is made for several fear
sons, ono OF which is that the captains
live IN the districts toEWhlch they have
been assigned q
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-01-09
FOR SALE.

Nice so acre farm miles from Tope-
lxa, s acres hog pasture, Is acres tame
grass, pasture with stream, balance cul-
tivation, orchard, fair buildings, church
and school near, So $50.
40 acre farm miles from Topeka Z
room house, good barn, ETC.. much fruit,
s., &c.,
40 acre farm 10 miles out, good land,
some hay pasture, with stream, orchard
and good buildings, school u mile, 81, 600.
rs acre farm miles north, 60 acres creek
bottom, very fine pasture stream, little
timber, orchard, good room house, large
barn, well, cistern. etc, station. school
and church Il mile, daily mail, $500.
j. e. TORRINGTON, 100 w. 9Th st.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-01-09
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
OUR new YEARS BARGAINS

FOR. SALE AND EXCHANGE
Extra good and we'll improved $50 on
Mission Creek and take II or 2-3 in city
rental. balance easy.
10 acres, good house, barn, fruit, on
Kansas ave. road, for Topeka rental
100 acres 10 miles southeast, large house,
barn, orchard. Sc, $50
Well improved so six miles south, $500.
100 acres 35z miles north, large house and
barn, fine orchard, $10,0 Co.,
$500
100 acres, good barn and house. orchard,
etc, miles southwest, S. 400.
rooms. lot, Chandler, near 4th, 81, coo.
near 9Th, $1,100.
rooms, IL lots, barn, Fillmore and sth,
room cottage. lots. Lawrence. near
4th, $500
rooms, barn, III lots, near shops, 81, 900.
1900
shops, 81, 200.
J. D. MILLER & CO..
600 Kansas Ave