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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
pENITHTIARY FOR ELDRlDGE
SENATOR WARD MAKES a PLEA
FOR PROBATION, BUT JUDGE
SAYS CRIME WAS AN AooRA.
VAtED ONE.

a. n. EldrIdge. forgor and swlndlor.
viii spend tne next thirty months
behind tho prison bars Of the Falsom
pcnliontiary. ne was sentenced BY
Judge B. r. Blodsoe.
Senator Wars Of San Diego appear.
"a IN court with Eldrldge and askod
the court 10 release tho prisoner on
probation. senator Wa.d volunteered
VI tails was donN. 20 act as one OF the
proDation officers, 20 take Eldr.dgo 90
his home 10 San Diego, and 10 give
him a position "a his once a. stono.
Eraphor
In anawer 20 thls appeal Judge Bled-
zoe said tho case against Eidridge
was an aggravated one; that he had
committed not only one forgery, but
many; that he had been an inmate
Of tho Reform school. and after HE
discharge from that institution was
given an opportunity 10 BE- good but
had failed For these reasons. the
court said. the prisoner was not en-.
titled 20 the favor.
Judge BledhOe said, however, he
would take into consideration the fact
that Eldridge had led an exemplary
life for three or four years previous
% the present trouble. and that since
his arrest he had .,ivon the state all
possible aid 10 capture his cocoon.
splrators, Sentence was then pro
nouncen
A. 70 Eldr.dge was formerly chief
clerk for J g. Wood. master bridge
builder for the Santa Fe at Needles
While acting IN this capacity be foFg
cd the name Of j. q. Wood 10 numer
ous checks, and BY tho aid Of oonsplr
tors. the forged checks we're presented
20 the auditor OF tho company and
cashed Eldridge shared the booty
with HE co-conapirntors.
After being arrested. Eldridgs mads
q complete confession 20 the oHcers
and by his confession incrimlnatot
about twenty other men, A majority
OF these men we're frrcbted. Some
have served. and others are serving
sentences Va the county Jail. whue -four
or Eve have been sent to the ponltent
lury
Attorney harl Rogers OF Los Angeles
made q motion before Judge nledsOs
tor a new trial OF the u Il Butz CAGE
Butz being mixed up In ts Needles
forgery case Aftor tho motion val
partially argued Il WA agreed. upor
thesuggestlon Of the District Attorney
that the matter be- submitted or
brlefs San Bornardlno Sun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
FL PASO JUBILEE
REPRESENTATIVES HERE

p. ". King. special advortlllng
agent ot the Jubilee In January 20 be
gwen IN E Paso, from and including
January 10 20 20, arrived In the city
thls mornlng With a large quantity OF
advertising matter OF che carnival be
10 representing
The Jubilee 10 January Is nota mon.
ey making scheme, ~ the plan la 20
make Il a time OF merry making and
enjoyment for all the guests Of the
city on this occasion. The features
will be many ami far exceed Ia inter
oat anything yot given Ia the Pass
city. The Dixie Carnival company.
with twenty distinct shows. viii Be
one OF the great attractions. Many
free performances Will be giycn. max
ing continuous round OF pleasure
tor All. Mardi 0ras Day will be the
lesdiag feature aud be followed BY a
NIlNn uAaAA HaAA ~ AteaNf ~ H@fNNN
prise roplng contest open 70 the
world ia arranged for. and bolag In
the heart OF a cowboy country will
attract a large number Of contestants.
During the carnival. bun hghts will
bo an attractive feature iust ACROSS
she river IN Iuarez. Mexico. Five
cent street car fares will carry all
visitors from the United States into
foreign country, an attraction In
itself
Mr King BE- making arrangements
TO have the best football team In the
city 30 10 M Paso 10 meet a football
team from Bisbeo, Arizona, during the
jubilee Tho uoys from Blsboe form
the crack team OF Arizona. FeT th!s
feature there will be % prize Of 500
awarded 10 the wipaing tcun
Mr. Klng leaves Tonight tor san
Marcial and otnor towns In the south.
crn part of the territory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
Railroad Topics

Bright a Crandaii tho railroad con.
tractors. have recently completed the
Fraio Of the now line just east Of Noo.
tloa.
w Reed is nov the road fore
ran OF engines Up the road. Vice D.
A. 8uiior. who has been assigned 90
other dutct.
Bnginoa Nos. "a. so3, o95 and iioo
al. on burners, arrived at Winsiow
last week They viii be- put on the
road IN a short time.
~ G. Todd has resigned az diviH.
ION Htorokocpsr Cor the Santa 30 az
ropoka. and Th0a ScuIly. Of that city
appointed 90 the vacancy
Georee r. moyo. brakeman ou th'
Santa Fo. hnp removed hia family from
ihs Vegas 20 Olorlotta. whero bis
new work requires bio presence
MI and Mrs. =. A. Lynn OF las We.
Faa passed through the city Monday
uirht f1r McXico city. whore Mr. Lynn
has O. Eo0d p0 iiion with the Mexican
Central railroad
T.. G. suder and Robt OConnor.
machInist helpers. we're transferred
from Wlnslow "a San Bornariluo and
Albuquerque. respectively. whore thny
viii hnish hoir apprenticeship
a. q Mastin. general foreman "a.
thc round house no WlnsloW. haa gouc
east on months vacation and pleas.
uro trip. Tom Williams Is holding
down his place during his absence
Attorney Percy Wilson of silver
city. lofr Tor Rodoo On tho Ei paso q
southwestern railroad 90 represent
the railroad company ln tho appraise.
mcnt ln the W. ~ Bond condemnation
matter.
J. G.. Garden. IT,. son Of j. C Car.
den. bouormhkor ln the Santa -
shops AZ Winslow. arrived from Kan
sas city. No. Thursday morning, and
viii make Wlnslow his home. he hav'
INK secured a position with his father
In che shops there.
Much 20 the regret OF the people of
Chihuahua. aHd especially of Parral
tho Mexican Central railroad 10 con.
sldorlng taking on the Pullman sleep
or recently put on between ChIhuahua
and Parral. Tho Central authorities
claim that tho Pullman cars DO not
pay
Coi. n h rwitchol. assistant coun-
sollor OF the Santa Fo 90 New Mexico
wishes d distinctly understood that
ho is not building railroads these
days. but attending strictly 30 the du-
ties assigned MIN by the railroad com
pany. Ho says be has no connoction
whatever with the Bloan-8 -8ploas new
railroad into certain coal fields of the
territory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

missionary societies Protestant. on
he continent of Eurcpc The large
niaaiouary funds OF tbe Roman Cath.
ellie church acc handI.1 1y the Pro
paFaada Fidp which D.. 1 committee
of ihe curia ot ROM. and ts lesllt
Dominican Trancirra td other so
eieties and o.Dcru TAurg is. however
one foroi % missionary society. having
headouartors in Paris and In .yona.
&C. income iast year vas ti,SioCoS.
almost all OF q rlvon by Catholics Of
FrHhee Tho Bible and Tract aoclo-
ties OF Great Britain had Incomes lac,
YEAR that arrrcFated $500 ooo. ana the
SEINE socitlcs ln the United States
-rreived and dIsbursed i1b0.O The
year 1908 showed SLIGHT lucreass
an around over q nfevious yeor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
Territorial Topics

The nine convlcts remaining on toe
az Vegas end of the Scenic Route
have been sent back 90 the penitent-
larry and the camp has been closed for
the present The number was gradual.
by reduced by expiration OF terms
ihe weather grew cold and Suporln.
tondcnt Pierce decided 10 suspend op.
ratlons Work will begin In the spring
with a big force Excellent progress
has been made The daJ the convlcta
were sent home. three from the south.
cru part OF the territory were rolhs
ed
Died IN aocorrc-Mr and Mrs A.
A Romoro Of pcraita. who came %
sooorro a few days ago 20 spend the
holiday season az the home ol Mrs.
Romcro's parents. Mr. and Mrs Juan
jose naca. have suffered the sad loss
of their infant daughter Flora. says
the Chicftan. The child was but four
months old ond was weak from
birth Funeral services wore con.
Quoted from the residence 90 Juan
Ioso Haca. and the remains we're laid
io rost lu the Catholic cemetery. n
is remarkable thai Mr aud Mrs. Ro-
Nero lost a chud a year ago while
spending the holidays IN Socorro
"
a Runaway N the Mountains--C.
W Mnrrlatt. proprietor of tho Silver
city. Mogolion stage hne lost one OF
bis valuable STAGE horEos the other
morning when nearing the Duck
creek station the team which waB
hlFh.spirted shiod az am object near
tho road aud ran the stage into a
stunp breaking an axlea slngle-tree
and doing other damage The smash.
lng of the wagon thoroughly fright.
Cnod the animals which broke from
the stage and atait ted madly down
the road They ran into a tree and
one of the horses was killed outright
j. c. Mcader. who lives shortly be.
yond the station. 'uppliod an animal
and with another wagon the run 90
Morollon was made. tho driver and
a passenger were thrown out of the
stage In lta sudden contact with tho
stump but were uniniurod 40 blame
is aitaCncd 10 the driver
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

Said 60 So = Could ProIect-A ape
clal dispatch 20 the Globe Democrat
from uathrio. Oklahoma. dated jana
ary 9. says in the incorporation lf
tho Toxas. New Mexico a Western to
be constructed from Dailar Texas. ta
pomlnE n. ~ the pouple of Okla
homa see The elimination of tholg
hopes that a Missouri paclnc onton
sion will bo pushed through this terri.
tory from the northoaH, 20 the south
wost whore connection would be-
made with a western outlet From "a
Coliout authority 81 iH learned that the
unwiy incorp ruad o. d Oouii
project to bo Constructed hH paral
lsi line with tlo Fort Worth a nanvor.
which road VAS purchased boy the
Hawloy interests following o. plan 10
the Gould people Of several years a.
secure control of o. Tho uow ROAD Is
90 give tho Gould Interests south
and west On aot Tho Gould extan-
sion. chartered from Peru Junction.
Kansas southwest through Oklahoma
90 a Texas connection. in already aur.
voyod az far aB Guthrie and was 20
have cuunoCtci With the Fort Worth
A Denver. had the Gould people sue
roolea in goti.lE control q the ialser
Y 's stated now that inc Oklahoma.
Gould road will connect with The Tor.
a. New Mcxi 10 a Western, giving the
Could Interests stii. another short cuf
60 The southwest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

Goes Back 20 Rallfoadlna--it ia luat
laaFued at AiamoEordo that A. O.
Grols, formerly general manager "
tao m Paso q Northeastern system.
has accepted a poslU'on Ia the general
oGces OF the Rock Island system at
Chicago. According 30 the advice rc.
ceiyed Mr. 0reiy will accept a rospon-
sib.o position in the fourth vice pTeHi-
dents once. M 0Feia % an old tlmo
railroad man and has many friends
among the railroad people WHO win he
glad 90 learn that ho ls again to enter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

W. vs. Bennett OF tae Bennett Real
Estate Exchange. aud H Bennett a
prominent furniture dealer OF Hudson.
Mich. arrived last nlgft accom-.
PANIED by ihoir families and spent the
Gay looking over the territorial metro.
polIs They we're callers AZ Tho Citt
ren once yesterday, and expressed
themselves well pleased withthc Duke
city Thoy arc on q trip 10 the south.
west and California and stopped on
for a day In the city They left iaCt
night for California. stopping on 20
-oo the titan ckasms OF the Grand
Canyon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

couta lower. stockera and feeders
steady. Fod westerns sold up 90 ff60
with most sales from s32B 20 $500.
stockors and feeders range from $3.50
TO l3Su for westerns.
Continued short supply Of sheep en-.
ahlod salemon 90 boost the market
25 20 90 cents within The naHt week.
most of n yesterday Particularly did
fcd yearllnRs exhibit strength. Some
nice Mexican yearlings cold up 30
s52b almost aa good az recent lamb
prices Red western lambs rold a.
$3.50 western ewes az 81 100. and aeod
wosterns. 100 pounds. sold AZ st20.
mo market just now IS decidedly the
best of tho season % date. Lover re-
ports elsewhere produce no EJECT
here as packers end q dimcult 90 on
local orders with the small runs that
have been arriving az this point
Man Who LEFT Bills Unpaid. In
Jail-lt lB reported that ; A. Adams,
who got away from Las Veehs with
some bills unpaid. haa been trying the
same method 20 Colorado and taat az
a result he is lanrulshing IN the Pueb-
10 iail ln Pueblo q g raid he failed
20 bring hack a horse that he had
hired 40 the promised time and the
owners caused hiB arrest on a charge
of horse stealing % vll be romom.
horod that Adams. ,hile 20 Lan Veras
about a mont ago Represented hin-
self a. The agent %. ne inter Noun.
tain School OF Correspondence and
hired am Cooley a Miller o. rig
mako a trip into the country IN the 20.
forests OF bis business. IIo fa''cd 90
return. but notified the owners OF the
outnt that they could gee their prop.
erty by comi-r 10 Wagon Mound.
Adams had .klppcd out and the blll
has romaln,d unpaid.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA
RESIDED At sAN PEDRO M tss2
AND KNEW CALIFORNIA JOE"
TIE DESPERATE.

Wm YolCn Williams. suporlntena.
enc ol the Guuby mines. Phoenix
british Columbia, la in tho city. an:
was introduced a. The CitIzon ONCE
hy Harry p. Owen
Mr. Williams has boon back On Mll
Yankee aud Minneapolis on a visit
and ia returning home by long route
VIA Loa Angeles. and San Francisco
which tive cities be VIII visit Tor q
few days
In 1882. Mr Williams was superIn
icndont OF che copper mine at san
Pedro. ia the Sundia mountains. and
Ia therefore quite famillar with the
tlrring events OF those early days IN
this vicinity. HC was acbualntod with
Colonel Potter, OF tne Unitod States
geological survey, who was murdered
Ia Tileraa canyon, and for which
crime nve msn were hung-three al
the adobe jail In Old Albuquerque and
two In Bernalillo Among the mel
accused and fung Tor the Potter muir
der one was known as "Californla
joe" Mr Williams, Ia his converse
ton with tho old timers OF The CHI
gen, stated that he knew this desper
ado quite well. aud that he. with cor
tain mombou Of his gang. was IN aar
Pedro a few days before tho dead
body OF Colonel Potter was found
Mr. Williams says the assistant Bu
porlntendent OF che smeltor AZ On,
GFauby mines is W. A. williams. for
morly OF Socorro and son of Col W
8 williams, deceased who Tor year
edited and published the Socorr,
Chieftain
The gentleman will continue wos
tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
SHOPS ARE TIED UP
BAKERsFfELO STRIKE IHrERFER
WITH SOUTHERN PACIFIC
WORK.

a San nernardino telegram says
The striking shopmeu on The South
ern Paciho az Bakersfield and KoFa
expect to gond q committee 20 san
FrnnciaC0 io interview General Mar.
agor Aglcr A delegation lntorview
ed Superintendent Burkhalter without
result and advised that oflclal that
tRoy would send three ~ tbolr nun
her 20 San Francisco 90 talk with ths
general manager Mr BurkhAlter
stated that che company had made M
overture whatever 90 the strikers and
that for the present the shops are
virtually closed Many of the men are
drawiug their time for December pre-.
parate,y 20 leaving u 70 atatod that
40 necessary repair work viii bo done
az l.oa AnEelos until the d,mculty "a
settled.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

Hao Never Has an Rss.aont--rhe
United Verde q Pncihc railrohs In
AriHona be- made a record which o.
probably without parallel u has been
in operation a littio over nine years.
la tWenty. ght miles long, and "a prob
ably tho crookodoat road 10 tho world
vita heavy grades. 10 has operated
two trains each way per day. and has
never had an accident yot resulting 10
any serious injury 20 employees or pas.
senEora. or amounting tO 500 IN
equipment Each railroad division in
the United States % required % fur.
nihh a monthly report % the lni0F.
state commerce commission giving
he accidents outside OF town on ac
count 0g the NOISE. not b0ing able 90
distinguish which have occurred dur.
iug the month resulting In personal ln.
iuriea b employees OF passengers or %
property damage amounting 20 $50 Dr
more Tho 10 I'd has q clean sheet un
10 the present tins
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

Floyd WhitBon. VINO take6 a lonl-
'ng part IN "Tno Millionaire Tramp
when IN the city Tuesday nfeht waa
the guest a. Mr. and Mrs. r g. De.
shon at their home An rierant sur
ror was served and the evening waa
spend in discussing oid times and
friends and she time passed delight
fully Tor a'l .oDublicau.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

80 Santa De o6ciaIs have sent es-
Inmates 10 toe central oncos ~ Chi
eago. aakiug ior $1,000 900 10 bo spent
in Improvement on the hno west OF
AlsuqaoFIuo Il is DOT thought that
an of thlb estimate lill bn allowed
II hah Of Il % appropriated for thla
ED ~ the line q win b. about what
10 now oFpectod 1ho money viii b.
uasd FOR hcavy rails steo. bridges and
bunainFa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
EnaInser Rsub PaInIuIIy InIursd

NNNltNNNI NNNNN FeNNNNllN NNlANNNf
John Rueb. the popular engineer On
TIE Santa Fe Pacific. 20 lail up OF bic
home No. 22O South Edith street with
badly damagsi Left shoulder. while
al lCleta the other day. helping with
his engine 20 push a freight train up
Barr'a hill the lover failed % catch
and now back the force of the blow
landing on the lolt shoulder OF Mr.
Ruob. His hoad was also Knocked
through a pane Of rlass IN the window
OF the cab. and the face and head are
slightly cut The attending physician
states that he cannot, az present DO.
termino whether the shoulder bone ia
broken or only badly bruised. Mr. Reuh
n resting easy today and 10 thankful
that the lever struck his shoulder in.
stead Of bis head Ills many friends
hope t0 see him up and around 10 a
short time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

she service Before going with thc 90
lNBo a Northeastern. whom that rusa
went into conttluction. Mr Oroig wa
with tlo Santa fo. Prescott a PhoeniH
az Prescott. AuEona. and previous b
that time hat spent a good many
yearR with different limos ln Coloraia
and Virginia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

The hacking. hollow bark Of three
seals which passed through the city
last night destined Tor some eastern
museum and were at the local station
about an hour, caufod some little in.
terost among atntioa loa9ors and peo-
pie living within ear shot OF the pecul-
lar noises seals made
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
OLDEST FRAME HOUSE
BEING MOVED
THE h, S. WILEY oRl8T MILL
BUILDING is The PIONEER.

Ia February. 1850. according 20 tho
diary Kept 0y The CitlEen'a old timers,
the hrat frame buil0ing ln this city
was erected, and q was tho a 8 VIII
Icy twO story grist mill structure
which. since then has stood Oh lots
az the west end Of Lead avenue whsyo
the Harola8 road separates the city
from precinct 49,
For years. before hls death. Mr.
Wiley conducted tae hO0r mill and
since his death others carried on the
same bu6lnosB at the old place.
For the past few years q wa used
for storage purposes, and the pnat
year tho RIO Lrando Tobacco com.
pany used 10 Tor storing and drying
tholr crop OF lear tobacco.
The building, 90 The Citizen an.
derstandB. was purchased by the To-
baco0 company, and as Mrs Wiley,
the widow, wishes % improve the lots
the Tobacco company secured tho ser
vices oi A ID. Johnson and that gentle.
man lB engaged today ln moving
the plonor building across tho Bare.
las road 10 che A. W. Clollan pastures,
where the company win contlnue ua-
INK 70 FOR tobacco purposes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

a Swell AHalr-Thursday night On.
dor yho auspices % Bollermakora and
Iron ship Builders of America lodge
80 8g7. AZ tho WinHiow opera house.
occurred ono N me hnost and best a..
tended dances in tho history of Win
slow. says the Mail TO say Il waH a
swell anair. 40 one who attended this
bail can say otherwise. as everybody
had q royal gcod time and enjoyed
thoms0iveB
n a. understood that W r. Buck.
who comes from the Northern Pacific
Win take possession OF the once OF
the eanta Fo master mechanic AZ Nee.
dies. Friday. succeeding Hugo Bchaf
fer. who sent ga his resignation some
time ago M BUCK comes from Mis-
sOula. and succeeded y =. Barnes,
nov Of the 80 Pas0 a Northeastern.
when that gentleman was Transferred
10 Jhis city as master mechanic a. the
l0cal shops
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

Going 70 south Amerieh--Goorgo E.
sullivan. agolt of tho Santa Fe az
Flagstaff. and ], G. Mitchell, line re-
pairer Tor tho Western Union Tole-
graph company. are making arrange
monts for a trip 10 South Amerlca.
They expect a. leave Flagstaa on tho
l7th of Jandary and be away SIXTY
days. Peru IA the particular country
they viii spold most Of their time 90
The trip ia made for pleasure and the
knoN ledgo tho can obtain % the bual.
ness aHA re8 jurcos of that country
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

n Was announced at the Southern
raeinc oaicea. San Francesca that the
Western roada. which have agreed
upon the advance OF west and east.
bound freight rates, effective January
re-. are now arranging Tor an oNteu.
sion OF these rates 10 pointa beyond
Chicago. Accompanying this announ.
cement "a another 20 the eject that
tAs edVanco rate On the nov schedule
10 ln 30 WithdfaWn on certain CON-
moditioa. a list ~ which is now being
pTupared.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

work on scenic Road stopped
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

aafa.s Richmond Al Rlab The
aag tunnel boing run on the h.amie
.Hlobmoad mine near Hillaboro, "a con.
sect with the 300 foot level has deyl.
apod full brcai Of sulphido orc ~
foot vide and over 100 tohs Of ore
aaa already been taken out Sixty tons
- the ore extracted 10 expected to
aare a value OF $40 per ton, The bal.
-auce about 4lS per ton. Wia reported
hat Mamie Richmond stock is enjoy
leg ready sale ~ the east
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

A socorro Evil Docr-Judgo Green
had an important ana successful Sc.
ARce with Rogue Burns OF Socorro,
mo other night Burns had repeated.
ly announced his intention OF "aXing"
somebody before that somebody got
home When late at night the hand
~ the marsnal was land upon hia
shoulder, he tossed a murdoroua look
ing dagger into the street but the
act ala not servo him "Einoty days
ln jail $50 and costs for carrying
concealed weapons said Judge
Green.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

Reckless Bronco Rlderu--As A. g..
warren vas golnE home last Saturday
evouing hc was run into by two rock
teag sronco busters. says the Hlllaboro
Advocate he was riding a burro. and
fsf minute there wns a general mix
10. warren was thrown % the ground
aud was qJlto badly shaken up and
uruised The wild ridors paid no a..
tantioa to nooB condition and rode
kWaT
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-26
HELP WANrED-FEMALE.

HELP "ANHED-FEMALE
A COOK for q private family where regular
kitchen maid IS kept. $50 month. references
necessary: a young. strong housewOrk girl
one who can make good bread, as kitchen
maid In private family $50. a good chancs
to learn fine cooking. MISS PLUNKETT.
AIS Sutter st near Powell: Office hours,
30 a. m. until $50 p
A NURSE for an infant country SOS.
A nurse for a child 16 months old. $50
nurse for an infant. place in city. $50.
nurse for 2-year-Old child, $50
References from private families necessary.
Call MISS PLUNKETT'S AS Suttsr ST. nr.
Powell. office hours. $50 a. m. 70 $50 .. n
A YOUNG lady speaking French 70 wait in
store S25 and board. Call after Monday
morning MISS PLUNkETT 5. 425 Sutter
81 near Powell.
WANTED-Ccok for dairymen. $50. cook on
ranch. Santa Clara Co.. 500 German CT
Scandinavian cook. hotel. $40; Protestant
cook. family, no wash. SIS; chambermaids
and Eaftresses country hotels and resorts
SOS and $50: German Scandinavian girl
central hOusew0Tk- In family. $50. dining
girl for saniSarium. $25: cook for
children $50. girls for general hOusework.
san Mateo. $50 santa Clara. $50; Sausaiito
$50: near san Rafael. SIS: woodland S25
Berkeley. So; and number OF girls for gen
eral horSsworS in city. S2O-S25- Apply %
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