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New-York tribune., 1904-10-24
THREE DEAD IN COLLISION.

Vicksburg. Miss. Oct. 2S.-Three are known to
have been killed and number injured in a head
collision between northbound passenger and
a freight train about midnight, three miles south
OF Fayette: Miss. the YazOo and Mississippi
Valley Railroad. The dead are two hTemen AMI
engineer. The wreck is reported to be burning.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-24
STEAMERS SEARCHED.
Russian WarshipS Stop Vessels off
Isle of Wight.

Portsmouth. Oct. 23-The report is confirmed
here that vessels Of the Russian Baltic feet
stopped and searched merchantmen OF the Isle
of Wight
New-York tribune., 1904-10-24
BOTH ARMIES STUBBORN.
Neither Side Disposed to Patire-
ActiOn at Tunip Pas.

Aoukden. Oct 22.-Neither combatant seems
willing n give way. The time for resuming
the Russian advance has not yet come The
armies continue in closest touch. simultane-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-24
vLADIvOsToK BLoCKADED?
Report That Shanghai Steamer Has Evaded
Japanese Warships.

Shanghai Oct. 23-News has been received
that the steamer Canton, which sailed from this
port. has successfully run the blockade at
Vladivostok.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-24
cHlNA's TRADEMARK LAW HELD BACK.

Tien-Tsin, Oct 23.-The German Consul here has
received telegram from Peking informing him
that Prince Ching has postponed the enforcement
OF the trademark law.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-24
PORT ARTHUR'S LOSSES.
Hill and Trenches Reported Taken
Assault Thought Near.

Che-Foo. Oc. 23-The japanese. on the after
noon of October 16. resumed their attack on the
Russian outer works at Rihiuns Hill Arter
four hours, lighting they succeeded in capturing
a number of the Russian trenches and one small
hill II is the belief at Dalny that general
assault or Port Arthur will be made soon.
St Petersburg Oct. pa correspondent OF
the ''Bourse Gazette" has teIegraphed to that
paper from Che-Foo that the Port Arthur squad
ron is anchored in the roadstead. From this
statement there has originated rumOr that the
squadron has gone to sea. OF this report there
is no confirmation. 1t is believed the corre-
spondent made an error in using the word road
stead for anchorage. which comedies with his
statement that the Japanese are bombarding
the warships with high angle FIRE from NOR
tars on Pi igeon Bay.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-24
TORPEDO BOATS an CHERBoURG,

y Che-bourg, Oct. 2S.-Four more Russian tor
peoo heats have arrived here, conveying a col
lier. They VII not leave port untr Monday
NsEo. Oct. &3.-FSye coal laden German steam
eTs are here awaiting The Russian Baltic SQUAD
ron, which is expected next week
New-York tribune., 1904-10-24
ST. PAUL AND UMBRIA IN RACE.
Former Reaches Sandy Hook Five Minutes
Before the Other-Celtic, Too, Arrives

The three week end liners arrived outside the Bar
last night after rough. stormy voyage across the
Atlantic They were the St. Paul from SOuthamp-
ton. and the Umbria and Celtic from Liverpool.
The ST. Paul and Umbria had close race for the
nshtshp the former arriving at 1O;45 p. and the
latter at 1850. The Urnbria reDorts that they
were In wireless communication with the St Pau!
on october 10 in latitude 1910 and longitude 81. .8
and @ contlnued To the end OF the voyage. Wireless
SI SS1IInuHieation t was kept up with the land nearly
PASTOR RESIGNS AFTER FORTY YEARS.
Rochester Oct 22.-The Rev. DR. ! p sankey
I0r forty years pastor OF the United Presbyterian
CnuTeh' to-day announced hts resignation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
SPECIAL MASTERS SALE.

In the District Court Of the county OF
Bernalillo. Territory OF New Mex.
leo.
Emitorio Archuleta, ot al. plaintiffs.
vs. Mariana s. Otoro Il a. defend.
ants
No. 5GO3.
Notice ls hereby given that by vir.
tue OF a Judgment and order OF sale
entered in the above cause on the
22d day Of July. 1904. tho undersigned
Special Master will ON the 22nd day
of August. 1904. az no O'Clock la the
forenoon of said day. az the front
door OF the county court house of
the county of Bornalillo. Territory of
New Mexico. sell al public auction 20
the highest and best bidder for cash.
me following real estate situate in
the county of sandoyal formerly a
portion of che county Of Bornalillol
Territory of New Mexico towit;
A tract OF land known as the Canon
De- San diego Land Grant a more
particular description OF which is
found Iu tho patent therefor from tho
United States of America 90 Francis
oo Garcia de Norlega, dated October
2lst 1851, reference TO which SIS here.
by made for more particular desCrip-
ton. and containing according 90 tho
official survey thereof one hundred
sixteen thousand two hundred and
eighty siX and S9.lO0 acres. excepting
however, from said sale certain tracts
of land held in soyerolty by divers
persons, as set forth in The decree OF
partition heretofore made To- this
cause, reference 90 which decree a.
hereby made for more particular de-
scr.ptlon OF said tracts Of land held IN
sovoralty, and hereby excepted from
the sale to Doe made.
WM, u DAME,
SPECIAL Master
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
LEGAL NOTICE

Last WIN and Testament of Gotrudos
a. de- lach.
TO Micaola y. Bottger oxocutrlx.
and doyIsoe and 20 all whom Il may
concern.
You are hereby notified that the
alleged last viii and testament OF
Getrudos O. Do Post, late of the coun.
ny OF Borualillo, and territory Of
New Mexico, deceased. has been an.
uouucod and read On the probate court
OF the county OF Bornallllo, territory
OF New Mexico, at an adjourned reg
ular term thereof held on tho lst
day OF August. 1904. and tho day OF
tho proving OF said alleged last win
and testament was by order OF the
Judge OF said court theroupon fixed
for Monday, the 5th day OF september.
A. ID. 1904. term OF said court. at 10
o'clock in tho forenoon OF said day.
Given under my hand and tho seal
Of said court this, the ist day OF
August. 1904
JAMES A. SUMMERS.
Probate Clerk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
BEE HIVE OF INDUSTRY
SILVER CITY REDUCTION WORKS
A SCENE or ACTIVITY

From Silver CITY Enterprise.
Tho site Of the Silver City Roduc.
tiun worN presents a lively scene
these days. F'ortysix men are on the
pay roll of the COmnnche Mining and
Smelling company. engaged in clear.
ing away the debris of the old smell.
ter, sorting out machinery. putting
mp buildings. laying the foundation
for the new smelter, and Ina fact en-.
gagged Ia every occupation looking 20
the early completion OF the magnlfi.
cent new reduction plant suporin.
tendont Edwards has charge of tho
work. and Is pushing q with an posi-.
bic speed consistent with good work
manship.
Already one building. the machine
snop, Is finished and ready for 0ccu.
pancy. Il a. a galvanized iron etruc
ture 72Xt0 feet and go feet high. A
sreat part at the machinery for the
shop is on the ground and is being
Installed. The shop will BE- ready for
bu9iness next week. when the work OF
repairing viii ho lnauEuratod. Very
little az the machinery which went
through the fierce fire OF n year ag6
can be repaired sufficiently To bo used
again. and that which can Dee used. can
be replaced cheaper than lt can be re-
paired However. an OF the iron
viii be- utilized. and viii be- melted
and east into foundations for the fur
nacos and other maohIner5 An ex-
pert iron moulder arrived in the city
last week. ana after an examination
OF the different kinds OF sand 90 be
found in close proslmlty 90 the city
found "a good moulding sand north ~
town This sand must contain suffI.
Ciout clay and cement 10 prevent %
from falling apart when the pattern o.
removed
Work is progressing on the brick
foundation for the Bmcltor building.
and "a soon as the steel frame WORT
arrives this structure will go mp rapid.
ly The foundations FOR three OF tho
furnaces themselves will be hoistod Ia
position when the steel framework ~
erected. Two OF the furnaces are those
OF the old smoltor while the third
one O. now one. and "a now on the
road. having been shipped several
DAYS ago. An Atlas engine has also
boca received direct from the factory.
and 10 ready 20 be- placed IN position.
The company has decided 90 retain
the old name OF the Silver city Ro-
ductlon works. as tho old amoltor was
known by this name throughout the
loneth and breadth o the land, and
me new management is disincllnod 90
discard such q long established Gus.
tom This decision win no doubt be
fayorahly received by the cllizona OF
me town. as 60 was under this nallo
that tha smeltor aud the town 0f $50.
scr City received their greatest prom.
inonce.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
Territorial Topics

me San Vicente hotel and which was
badly damaged during the floods last
Weet. was torn down Wednesday. by
dynamite In order 90 save the mater.
lal
The LyousCampboll Cattle company
shipped 500 steers from their local
uneo Goo Ordway Colo. Tuesday
whore the company has excellent pas.
fuuro Reese Horndou came down
from OrlWay to receive the cattle.
Father MandolarL s. j.. of the
church of tho immaculate Conception
of Albuquerque. arrived ln the city
Sunday ON che delayed train. and ls
conducting retreat 10Y The Sisters OF
Mercy OF Silver city and MosIl.a. lu
thIE city,
Ben wilton was ln town De first OF
One week. from Fiorro Mr Wilton says
between oD and 100 mon are employed
by tho Colorado Ful and Iron com.
pnuy at their iron mines at that place.
and ihIs force Is being constantly add.
cd to.
Jesse Wilson tho crack base bali
pitcher lcfi for Cripple Creek last Fri.
day. where be De- pitching arl PLAYING
third Tor The team at tnGt Place DO
tho.r series oi games with Fort Logan.
lio pitched Tor them sunday and won
the game. % 10 g BE expects TO return
to Silver city within the next few
days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
a. pAso EMPLOYMENT AeeNoIes
How Laborers are Secured Tor South.
ern Railways.

How Laborers are Secured for South.
ern Railways.
"Do you see that crowd OF Moxl.
cans lined up on stanton slroetY" ask.
Oh a prominent citizen OF the ~ paso
Times.
"Wo1. at laast twice a week for
the last seven years one could witness
a similar sight Those mon are Ia.
horora who are waiting to ho ship.
ped out and pui to work on the rail-.
road. Nearly every railroad entering
El Paso secures itB section hands and
track men 10 This city They are ship.
ped GO New Mexico. Arizona. and as
FAR ont ag California. The men arc
provided with transportation Tor them.
selves. and frequently for their FAINT
lies. given means Of subsistence until
they roach tholr destination. and FUR
nlghCd with a contract stating apoci.
fically what they are 20 receive as
wages. which average about $50 per
day Tor the unslilled men aud a. hlrh
ms $3.50 por day for experienced Ia.
horora. The business az supplying
the various railroads with this class
Of help has assumed largo proper.
tiong and IN many casos "a conducted
by companies backed by wealthy and
responsible people. The Fake employ.
mont bureaus which infost many Of
the eastern cities and prey upon tho
unsophistlcatod man looking for work
have never been ably TO ply their NO.
farious vacations here. Some % tho
old established concerns have a string
Of branch offices from hore 90 the
coast. and ship ont perhaps as many
aa 100 mon every day They furnish
ihcso laborcrs under contract with
tho roads they represent and mo- fees
are collected from the employees
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
ram Helps rHE srockmAn.
w. r. Mecrelght Tells Of Conditions
In New Mexico.

w. r. Mecrclght Tells Of Conditions
In New Mexico.
Grains OF the last month came IN
tImo to save the majority on our
afochmon from ruin" said w. r. Nc.
Crcieht, manager OF Tho Daily CIT.
zen of Albuquerque. n. NJ, who arrived
iu Los Angeles yesterday. "No rain
had fallen Tor several months and tho
hilIs and ground generally were burn.
ga brown. But the rains came plontl.
/ fully and the grass sprung up over
night, @ seemed.
"ln consequence me ranges are IN
/ nno condition. and the stock rs doing
well Sheep are in good condition
and wool growers are getting an tho
way from 10 10 t5 cents q pound for
tholr product. More than 5000 600
pounds Of wool were marketed no A..
luquorquo alone this season"
Mr. McCrolght o. visiting Los An.
galos ln a search for attractions Tor
the territorial fair 10 be- held at Al
hu1uorquo On October. The executive
committee has boon highly successful
this year a purse 90 $4,000 has been
hung mp for horse racing. 1880 for
base hall games 81 900 for band con-
cfris and several other cash prizes for
various contests, including Indian
dances. Mr. McCrolght ls trying 90
mako a deal with a local fireworks
company for an exhibition az the
fair
Albuquerque is booming" De con.
tnucd. enthusiastically. "We have
an electrical street railway line ready
for operation. Most OF tho stock Is
owned by CalIiorninns. who certainly
know a good thing when they see &c."
Los Angeles Express
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
LoRosBURo

From the Liberal
Mrs. r. Thompson and son. 81
Nn0n. have been lu town this week.
tsitlus AIRS Baylor shannon
Mrs John McCaho. who has been
spending a month al her old home boz
Texas. ls expected home tomorrow.
Mr and Mrs D. W. BrIol. who has
been spending some months in their
old HON, boz Pennsylvania. returned Co
l.ordsburr sunday
Henry SAM and daughter. Mrs 8
l. Townsend. of clifton. were n the
cts sunday. to meet Miss Rose uUh
who cam. loo from California.
Walter Payne was Boo the city Tuos.
day returning from a California JrIp.
flo was groatB pleased with that
country which ho had never seen be-
for.
TO Hs strictly n the fashion SEQ by
the railroads the mail line between
ReiunDN and Iordsburg was washed
cont iasf saturday The mail carrier
did not SEQ 90 lorIsburg until seven
oclore Saturday evening although nc
was due here at noon The ella river
was 500 heh % was impossible 60
cross DO
The Arizona q New MgN.co road
bad some more trouble with washouis
Tuesday aaI Wednesday Tuesdays
train d.t NOT geo into clifton until
fN0 O'Clock ln tho morning WcdnCs.
days 'ra.n due here ut eleven o'clock
Eat hegu about tive. and returned from
lluchIfa ahuu. half past eight la the
evening
The Southern Pacific. after having
good .lHk with tho rainy season. miss.
Ius tHp cloud bursts aud washouJs.
got U trouble Friday night A wash.
uaf u.ar Dragon summit, that night
delayed trains for several hours
After $50 DOB tho oast bound train got
through DO found another Wasbout
east al u.m.us and diI NOT get 20 El
paHo until SUNDAY morning about
oIght o'clock
j. J.. VOLS, who has been working
un tho Last Chance mine fuF some
time. I.ft tho frsr OF tho week for
DENNIS whore ho win ace as metal.
Wrs. for lho new amcItor that Mr
Ralph E." DIS building in that tom.
Hr EH Hl Dad "a great deal of OK.
I.rtu.. mg'tor manager iF
Uas u.. abandoned bis work 0u Che
'1.' chance hlt expects to return to
b. a'.r f.U sma..or gets ta running
tI. .fNF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
NORMAL INSTITUTE
or VALENCIA COUNTY TO CON.
VgNE At Los LuNAs, AUGUST
10, 1904.

The valencia County Normal lnstl.
uto viii convene on Monday morn.
INK. August 10, 1904. az Los I.unas. Il
viii continue six days. the first week
and four days the second week. foi.
lowed on Friday aud Saturday. Au.
gust 90 and 2 by the county oxamina.
lions.
Professor q Francis Duff. suporin.
tcndont of Schools OF Luna county.
has been employed as conductor and
Instructor.
An teachers OF the county are re-
quired by law 20 attend this institute.
a copy OF the Institute course OF
study viii be furnishes free to each
teacher who Curolls
Professor Duff the conductor.
comes very highly recommended as a
school man aud institute worker. Nov
% remains Tor those expecting %
toach to avail themselves of the op.
poriunItlos placed before them.
Ney respectfully
JESUS G.. SANCHEZ.
County Supt. OF Schools
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
SENSIBLE TALK
WHY WAIT ANOTHER HALF CEN.
TURY TO SECURE STATEHOOD.

From the lordsburg Liberal
Some OF the politicians are trying
to make statehood The important ques
ton in the coming campaign The Al.
huqueeQue and Las Vegas papers have
been printing letters from prominent
congressman, which show that there
Is a strong probability that the iolnt
statehood bill win pass. that @ o. no.
terly Impossible 20 pass a single state.
hood bin; that % is either Joint state.
hood or stay out as territories until
the crack of doom Names are signed
90 these letters. and they are the
names OF men we'll known ln congress.
The New Mexican occasIonlly prints
an item 90 the effect that % the people
oi che territory make @ strong fight
for single staihood they VIII get q.
and gives as Cos authority men "woll
hu0wu ln political circles. or "men
1f prominence" but never gives @
name Although 10 is known that the
editor of the New Mexican is one of
me shruwdest and best posted pol.t.
ic'ans iu the territory yet these are
many people who would prefer Co have
him mention the names 0f the people
who know so well that we can get
single statehood Judging boy the ovl.
drnce now before the people enc only
show chat the territories viii have
Tor many long years OF Joining the SIS.
Icrhood of staioa De- 90 come in aa one
state. 10 is only the choice of two evils.
Joint statehood or nO statehood. 90 is
an very we'll to talk about standing on
your riehts and waiting until you get
them, hut remember there are th0us.
lnds ul grey headed mon aud women
loo th'a territory who we're horn iu the
territory of New Mexico They have
waited and waited for statehood. but
have never got what was promised
them 20 DO is question of waiting nf
49, years nr moro for single statehood
1r having Joint statehood at once who
would hesitate over Ch0lcc7 Wo may
think q great Deal of D0storty. but %
Is an accepted fact chat publicly an
chat me world is willing t0 DO for pos.
tor.'y is to sell bonds running long
enough for postority 90 pay Most PEG.
ple would rather live the rest of their
lives in tho state of Arizona than to
DE w.tH the hope that postority might.
at some period yet hidden in tho
womb oi time. live BOO tho state oi Noa
NCE.'n Really however % o. not "a
question that Iho people of New MoN
'ou wIlI have much to DO with until
.t comes to voting on tho constitution
OF thc new state. Then they can show
their bands
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20

From tna Republican
Harry Fontou and John Arms went
to 81 Louis to take Ia the Worlds
fair. Tuesday night
a. D. l.uulgan has sold his resi-.
dcncc property. whore be is now liv.
ing to Martin Gliod.
A surprise party was rendered Miss
Minnie brown az her home Saturday
evening August g Tho evening was
spent most delightfully."- In singing
and games.
Miss lnoz g Morrison. daughter ~
the Hon. r. E Morrison. of Prescott,
Arir. was here the first of the week
Prom here she went 20 Ganado. TO
visit with J T.. Hubhoil
Mr. No. @ Wilson has closed a con.
tract wlth The Clark Coal company,
whereby Dc becomes the c0mpany's
physician and surgeon on the first
my OF September AZ that time ne
200 move hls family 20 the coal min.
lng town and enter upon his new
duties
J. A. Gordon has commenced work
ON Die now saloon building at Gibson.
70 is hena built Just across tho street
from the Colorado Supply companys
store. Tho building will De- 75x3O feet
md will Doe modern in every respect
'ir Gordon will nut 60 an now Fix.
furos Ho expects 90 have % complot
e1 ln s.z weeks
Tho base hall boys win go 90 Albu.
Quer.Ho or SATURDAY. August 20. and
play Hn southwestern Brewery team
that entity played two games in Gal.
Iup '.n Games On the Duke City. Ous
game 500 Doe played ON Saturday and
one o mo Sunday following Kelly.
the OF .Her from WInslow, and a short
stop um that place win go along
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
SANTA FE

From goo New Mexican.
~. 8 Hopowou. vice president Of
che Santa To Central railway. won't 90
Nor.ar'y th.s forenoon 90 inspect the
work hy the comnany's grading force
con- fbo Albuquerque Eastern railway
President q Vert OF She New
3iSlc1 Normal university viii speak
.-sforo tho teachers institute In Santa
lH ucNt week He will also appear be-
i. he institutes 90 Doe held at Santa
nosa and nc Bornalillo.
The annual fiesta OF the Womon'B
board 20 trade viii ho held this year
"a the card Of August This "a an
sccasion 90 which the people Of Santa
- look forward 20 90 pleasant anticl-
ratIon OF the general good time pro.
vlde1 by the board
A. ST. Dottlobach. secretary of the
Territorial Firemens association who
returned this morning from Las We.
as. reports that practically an or.
mnrcmCnts have been completed for
the annual f.remcn's tournament.
which win ho hold IN the Meadow City
ON October Q. G and 2.
Assistant Superintendent Garrett. Of
the peu.tcnt.ary. states that the burn.
ing of O. o kilns OF brick nc that Ia.
stitution has just boon completed, and
that me bricks are of fIrstclass quail
ty People desiring yltrlfied brick or
blocks Tor putting down sidewalks.
can secure what they want from Mon.
day next by applying 10 the ponlten-
tiary authorities.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
NOTHING m THE STORY.
o. n. r. Men Not Disseminated
Against on the Santa Fe.

o. n. r. Men Not Disseminated
Against on the Santa Fe.
Th story that has boon going the
rounds for several weeks that tho
Santa 81 management were firing
telegraph operators on their lines
who were members Of the O. u. r.. o.
denied boy g ~ Grant. superintendent
of telegraph Tor the Santa BE. Iu an
interview with "a Topeka Cartal re.
porter Mr. Grant slld
Operators employed by the Santa
Pc Az lot ont 10 thpy are not doing
good work. ana for uo other reason
There o. no intention ON thc part 0f
lh0 telegraph management to dIs
crim'nato against tho mombors of tha
telowaphers union. Any order for
such proceeding would have como
from mr. and know of nothing of fho
kind"
'Tho report which Mr. Grant d's
Cussod started from tho fact that sny
oral operators In Kansas. employed
ON the Santa Pc. had boon lrt out
Win apparently mo- cause n happened
that all of Thorn were members OF tho
10 a. r. Thor follow operators a8y
they were first class operators. How
ever the superintendent of telegraph
probably knows The value of the mon
ho employs and there was some good
reason Tor their discharge
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20

bills Sometimes The rural mail boxes
are stuffed so full OF thls kind OF mat
ser thot Tho carriers cannot put the
regular mail in them on tnis &C.
count tho p0aioifco department has
issued au order that rural mail boxes
hall bee used only FOR mail matt0r
that is seat through the malls 90 the
regular way Any violation OF this
order viii bo taken up by the depart
mont and the yiolator attended to 10
thc usual summary manner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
SILVER CITY

fnW Ius Enterprise
silver city had u0 train from Friday
morning until Sunday oyenua owing
t0 NasaouiH on tbe road between Riu.
CON aud uemuF.
According to Del pas0 adNeys Assoc.
c.a'y Justices From 49, Parker and
Edward a Mann are amunr inc organ.
izeu oi "a uoN national haub t1 De- DO.
Gated n E paao
IhD building used as am annex to
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20

Examinations for clyl engineers.
department of agriculture. govern.
mout service. win be hold at tho
local uoaolfIco September "a and Do.
Application papers may be obtained
by writing 90 the department az
Washington.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20

Tho RayarIau railway has just com.
plrtcd an American palace railway
carriage from material imported for
the purrcro two years ago from tho
Pullman factories in Pullman. ill.
This Us the first railway car OF the
hind 10 be introduced into Germany
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
epur RaIlwaY neInn nullt.

n. r. Phillips. who has just COM
ploted the now reservoir Tor tho Ra.
ton Water Works company. has 90.
cured tho contract fos building a rail.
way spur for the Ration Coal and Coke
company from the coke ovens at
Gardiner 20 a point about midway be-
tween that place and Blosshurg. Work
was started on the spur last wock-
Ration Range.