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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-13

Ell periodico h1ngaro Poster .SL0ya
ha hecho, tomando notas de los perio-
d1cos mas importantes del mundo en-
ZERO, una curiosa estadistlca de las
Perdldas sufridas por rusos japone-
ses desde ell rompimiento de las hos
t1l1dades; esta estad1stica eSta forma-
da de la suma de las cifras que, seg1in
los despachos, han publicado los prin-
c1pales perl6dicos de las grandes capi
tales.
Los totales son tan fantasticos, que
serla precise Greer que va no quedaba
un russo en- el imperio Moscovita, y
que en- ell Japon no quedaba mas que
un pequefo residue de su eIercito.
Los marlneroS de ambaS escuadras
serla precise que murieran varias We
ces para llegar 4 las cifras que acusan
los totales, y en- su1na, una otra ma
c1on debleran estar eStas horas en- eli
periodic preagonico.
A tltulo de curiosidad trasladamos
aqu1 las siguientes cifraS:
Rusos: $1,000 hombres muertos;
1856 900 heridos y $500 prisioneros.
Japoneses: 90 600 hom bres muertos,
IIo heridos y 13I prisioneros.
Buques rusos echados pique: Is
acorazados del tipo Refz7ean;: 3S AGO.
razados del tipo del PftrQPa7l0sk; I45
cruce1os acoraza dos; All cazatorpede-
ros { infinidad de torpederos.
Buques japoneses echados a pique:
40 acorazados; 81 cruceros acorazados;
.o8 cazatorpederos y muchos torpedo
rOS.
A esta curissf>ima y 9erdadera esta-
d1stica es precise agregar que, seg1n
los telegramas que parec1an de origen
mdS SfgurO, Puerto Arturo ha sido to
mado doce veces seis de elias Sc rim
dio su guarnicion sin combatir, y la
entrada de la rada de Puerto Arturo
ha sido obstrufda jnfnidad de veces y
embCtellada la eSCuadra ruSa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-13

redondo, es redonda Por ESQ es tan
necesaria y tan fuerte".
Hostos carecfa, como politico, de es-
ia fexibilidad. Por ESQ Sc inutilizo
involuntariamente para ell ejercicio de
la ensefanza en- ell pals donde nacio.
En- cambio ensefIo con su palabra, con
su pluma y con su ejemplo en- casi to-
da la America del Sur en- alguna de
las Antillas. lDebe ser por ESQ me-
nos meritoria su fecunda labor educa-
tiva, a los O. os de sus paisanos? Segu-
ramente que no.
La enSefIanza es por 81 misma un
Iapostolado, una function sublime, que
no siempre puede subordinarse las
exigencias de lugar, y donde quiera
que Sc ejerza tiene su merjto intrinse-
CO, Porque ell problema de la ense-
flanza, 6 mas propianente dicho, ell de
la educacion, no es puertorriqueno, nj
dominicano, nj chileno; no es tampo-
co de America, nj de Europa, nj de
ninguna de las demas parties del
mundo. ES universal. es humane.
Para un educa dor como HoStos, Ell
punto de mira de la educacion no po-
dla clrcunscribirSe los l1miteS de su
TERRA, por mas Cue en- ella estuviesen
vinculadas las afecciones de su cora
zon. Ell sentimiento de cosm opolitis-
mo que revelan sus principales obras,
estaba en- consonancia con Su carActer
de verdadero educador.
Probablemente no entraba en- los
primeros planes de Hostos el ejercer
desde luego la ensefanza al llegar a
America. Tampoco Ia ejercio por
necesidad, porque un poligrafo como
el hubiera obtenido medios de subsis-
tencia en- Ell foro, en- ell libro, en- el
periodico mas facil y abundantemente
que en- la catedra; pero pudo mas en-
81 la fuerza de la vocacion que la es-
peranza del lucro y los exitos ruido-
SOS de la polltica.
[COntnUaral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-13
Los merCadOS de azdCar

Los precios del az1car en- Ell mer-
cado ingles, en- alza.
En- los Estados Unidos mercado
frme.
Las existencias en- los puertos de
los Estados Unidos eran el 22 de Julio
1S6,3So toneladas, contra gas ,2S5 en-
igual fecha del aflo anterior
En- la Habana buena demanda.
Ultimas ventas:
1915 sacos a SIS resles.
Ell Colegio de Corredores cotizo a
reales arroba la centrifugal 4
reales ell azdcar de miel
El precio promedio de la centrifugal
en- la primera quincena de Julio lego
4 reales arroba.
Las existencias de az1cares en- la
Habana ell dia 26 del pasado, ascendlan
a 535,8II sacos.
Hasta ell 26 de Julio habian llegado
los almacenes de Matanzas 1902, ,47o
sacos de azicar.
A Cardenas han llegado hasta el 9
del que cursa Zoo, 900 sacos.
En- la jurisdiction de Cienfuegos
Sc ha producido en- la presente zafra,
hasta ell IS del mes pasado, ell siguien-
tie n1mero de sacos: llegados los al
macenes 1.33oooo de los cuales Sc han
embarcado I.21o,34S para ell exterior,
quedando en- aque!la plaza una exis-
tencia ascendente a 1oo,74o sacos.
Referente a la azdcar de remola-
cha dice la casa Czarnikow, Nc Dou-
gal y CO con fecha 22, que muy POGO
ha mejorado ell precio de la remola-
cha en- Europa desde que Sc retiraron
los compradores americanos Apenas
ha subido sad y cierra a 9s lad
para Julio y os cd para Agosto. La
nueva cosecha, entrega Octubre a
Diciembre, Sc cotiza a 9s 1r2. El
mercado queda muy frme, y, con mo-
two de las noticias desfavorables que
circular respecto de la cosecha, algu-
nos productores de Austria estan COM
prando az1car de la proxima cosecha
para reponer sus ventas.
Ell que haya subido Ell -nercado
europeo, faltandole la demanda de
este pals, Sc atribuye que reina NAL
tempo y una sequfa extraordinaria en-
el Continente, sobre todo en- Alemania,
cuyos rios no Sc han visto un nivel
tan bajo hace muchisimos amos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-13
En- ell Casino de AreCibO

La distinguida sefora Trinidad Pa
dilla de SAM, presentara mafana en-
la noche, en- Ell Casino EspafIol de Are
cibo, un grupo de sus alumnas de pia.
no, las cuales ejecutaran ell siguiente
programa, que pone relieve ell exqu1
sito gusto artfstico y la gran compe-
tencia musical de la "Hija del Caribe".
He aquf ell programa:
PRlMERA PARTE
I.-"Dinorha pequeia', Meyerbeer,
Fantasia por la Srta Elena Gomez.
2.-"Petit Rondo", Czerny, por la
nina Maria Alum.
5.-"Motivos de la Opera Hermann !,
Rummel, por la sef1orita Antonia Flo
rit y su profesora.
4.--"2" Mazurka", GODDARD, por la
Srita. Paquita Urbiztondo.
5.-"Rapsodie Hongroisse ndm. e.,
Liszt, a cuatro manos, por las Srtas.
Rosana Navas Pepita Ledesma.
SEGUNDA PARTE
1.-''Vals n1m.13 oeuvre posthume"
Chopin, por la Srta. Rosana Navas.
2.-"Aires bohemios y rusos", Schul.
hoff, por la Srta. Pepita Ledesma.
3.-"Rondo capriccioso", Mendels-
sohn, POI la Srta. Paquita Urbiztondo.
4.-"Mandolinata'' Saint Saenz, por
Ia Srta. Rosana Navas.
5.-"Gran Marcia del Profeta'. Me-
yerbeer, ocho manos, en- un piano,
por las Srtas. Navas, Ledesma, Urbis-
tondo y Gonzalez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-13
Notas de Espaha
(ULTIMO CORREO)

De nuestro canjes recibido por ell
F1laldefia' eXtractamos las sjguientes
noticias references a Espafia
Madrid, 23 de Julio.
Ell viaje regio Galicia terminara
Ell dia 20 del mes actual
Esta acordado que, pasado el vera
no el Rey visite las posesiones espafIo-
las del golfo de Guinea. Atm no Sc ha
fjado la fecha en- que don Alfonso
este viaJe.
Sc estan reallzando con mucha
actividad los preparativos para la ce1e-
bracion de una Asamblea magma de
productores organizada por Ia Camars
de Comercio de Barcelona.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
SWAN IS BUSTED
LOSES THE CONTRACT FOR SAN.
IA FE's BRAss WORK.

Il ID announced that James Swan
who has charge OF all OF the brass
work AZ the santa ne shops. says the
Topeka State journal, has oeoD ousted
by the cor pany and the contract has
been lot 90 d suicagO hrm.
Mr. Swan and nis sons have had
charge of this part OF me Santa he'B
work for about twenty i've years. Ev-
cry March Mr. swan mas nad his con
tract renewed ana has done tho San.
ga FEES brass work hiring his own
men and machinery ans was expect.
ga this year, but Il seems that tho
Santa FEES general purchasing agent
in Chicago has uinorent php Sic has
notified Mr. swan tnat tho contract
has been given 20 Chicago trim and
that hereafter the santa Ne will have
no need OF his services.
Il 10 not knOwn whether tho Santa
ne will move their brass foundry 90
Chicago or whether the Work will
continue 20 Do cone acre. the nano
OF the new head OF the brass foundry
Is not given
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
LAS VEGAS
From the Optic

From the Optic
Attorney George y. Money left Tor
Washington, summoned by the alarm.
Inc Intelligence that his mother who
10 suffering from pleuro-pneum0nin.
was much worse. Faint hope OF the
iady's recovery was held out The
gentIeman's many city friends will
Join in the hope that Mrs Money may
survive the critical illness.
The ODD Fellowa OF the city had
happy time Saturday night Grand
Secretary N ~ Stevens OF Albuauor
que wac visiting here and no was the
guest OF honor The Rebokahs were
Invited 10 join IN the festivities Of tho
occasion and quite q number OF them
responded. The brothers and sisters
we're addressed by Mr Stevens. la
highly eulogis'lc words. A number NJ
the home folk made short talks An
oyster supper that was tno and dandy
followed Then came the exemplifi.
cation OF the unwrtten work OF the
order 10 the members Of the local Odd
Fellow lodge.
Mira. 2 hucci who was operated on
for appendicitis last Monday, died yos.
ierday afternoon az ans az the Ladies'
Home She had rallied from the op.
Grafton and was getting on well until
a setback occurred yesterday morning
From that time she sank rapidly Fun.
oral arrangements have not yet been
completed. Mrs. BucC has been a res
idont OF las Vegas for over twenty
years and was much respected and De.
loved by all who knew her Hor
brother, Mr. Felix. OF tho firm of Felix.
HarHt0n a Co, OF Chicago lll, was
oUt here 10 visit her not long ago aud
she was contemplating a visit 10 Chi
cago Ia the near future. Her husband
survives her Bosidos the brother On
Chicago there Is a brother in Virgins.
Mrs. hucci hiss twice been married
Her former husband was ". Hllgof
and Herman and Nicholas Hllgor were
brought up by her They are her neph.
owB.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
SANTA re NOTES
CONTAGIOUS olsEAsE-oEATH or
MRS HoWLAND-FoRT MARCY
DEAD.

From New Mexican
Invitations have been issued by
Miss Bessie Oyefhuls for e card party
at her residence t2t Montezuma ave
nue. Tor Saturday evening next
The eleven year Old boy OF George
Bailey o. ill 40 him home on Wost San
Francisco street. with contagious
disease The city authorities should
take prompt steps 10 quarantine tine
house and ia guard against the spread
of the disease Much complaint o. Ox.
pressed by citizens az the neglect
shown uJ thc city authorities Ca such
matters.
Mrs JuaniA @ Rowland. widow of
the late Major George W uowlan1.
died yesterday evening az 1850 O'Clock
at her home ou Canyon road at the
age of go years. of "a complication 0l
diseases. Two sons. John and William
Rowland. 8nd one daughter. Mu, Joro
oFura. survive her The funeral will
take place at thp cathedral Nan win
Doe said by Father Fourchogu Burial
VIII Doe made I'm rosario cemetery.
Mayor Sparkle and city Clerk Facun.
DO ortiz tadny executed. signed and
delivered 20 iho city board of cduca.
zion a deed from tho city OF Santa Fe
ro The board conveying the lands Win.
u the Fort Marcy reservation 20 tho
board of education with the exception
of the grounds occupied as am cxocu.
1.-Two residence. Mayor Sparks also has
had the proclamation OF the president
making the donation recorded ln tho
ONCE of The probate clerk and exon.
clio recorder of this county. This clos
es the matter as FAR as tho city au.
th0Fltioa are concerned. aud the may lr
says that be o. heartily glad OF A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
WILL COLOMBO
THE SANTA rE INTERESTED m
LAND SCHEMES m TEXAS.

Now THAI the Santa tc has become
Interested in land and colonization
schemes Ia Texas, it Is purpC sed 20
settle AZ least 2OOOU farmers immod.
iatoly. G. L. ranmadgo OF chicago
and several Others Aaye secured
more tnan one m.nol Hcros in north.
eru and western Texas. The land BE-
between higgina and Boyina. immi.
grafton parties VIII be- taken 10 Texas
on the hrat and third THURSDAY OF
each month. when hOmesoekorB' rates
viii prevail Tho manager OF the san.
TO Fe.s land aud immigration depart.
ment says the plan nas been preparing
nearly a year.
20 10 understood tuHt the santa 20
has made a large appropriation 20
assist the colonization movement and
tuat agents via be sent throughout
.ug United States 90 spread inf0rma.
ton regarding northern Texas and tho
recoB valley oi New Mexico The per
sons here who have acquired tnis Inc
mouae tract "a Texas are also interest,"
la 10 large sreaB OF land DO New Mex.
leo most OF which are irrigated and
which they intend 10 settle al rapidly
as possible
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
GALLUP GLEANINGS
a BATCH or INTERESTING LOCAL
AND GENERAL PARAGRAPHS.
Fr0m me Ropubllcp

IRON the Ropubllca
Mrs D. A. e. aan has returned
from Chicago where she has boon for
some time.
Miss Edith Bayils has resumed her
position as clerk in o. g. lahms GA.
dian trading store
The Electric Light comapny arc
extending the line from Ulbaon 60
Weaver Tor electric lighting.
Paul BROOKS. VINO mas osen employ
ai Do the city tor three weeks. Is sick
with pneumonia az the hospital
.. j. WoxClucrgur has disposed or
ms interest in tne scnWar,z a Wcxel.
HerEer saloon to IA. a. sculutE. Mr.
schultz Immediately took possession.
Chas CuaaIl division HnCman. no.
aiRnci nIs position and has gone 20
sos Angcl,s iis piaco was nlied by
"a. Imury uI Chicago
The many friends 1i Bert tlabiya
uIl hC giad 90 learn ,4at there iH a
decided Improvement poo h.s condition.
ua can use h.s right arm with ease
ANA % ia hoped that Hg is on tho
road to recovery.
luo dynamo that had been causing
trouble here was ,akon out 20 tho
lathe a. Weaver and smooihed up.
m an attempting 90 remedy the uou.
Doc here o. was gwen ga obl0ng nnish
instead OF perfectly true.
rho ladies OF tho Ana society OF the
Methodist church and few ether
guests were entertained at tho .Omo
oi Mm g. ~ cotton on thursday at
loruoon. The usual WORK was takon
mp after which an ,.egaBt lunch was
seryou By the hostess. assisted BY
Miss Dot piney and Miss Rosina BED.
dow Miss Hedd0w also delighted the
ladies' with some pifno aOioa. a great
deal OF amusement was anordod by
fortune telling and the entire after
noon was passed delightfully."- Tor an.
A pretty wedding occurred a. the
Mc8parron residence In this city on
tuesday Afternoon az o O'Clock when
Mr.. Fred MCSparrOn and MSS Marion
Oliver we're united "a the holy bonds
90 matumOny Aside from mo I'm.
mediate folat YES tue only guests we're
..r Leo I.anigan ana Miss Koslna sod
dow. Row Robert HodgsOn OF the
Methodist church spoke the solemn
words that Hn lod two lives in one
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
RATION

From the Reporter
Rene Troy Is suffering FROM an a.
tack ~ dlptheria
Mrs. Geo Sprouil IL recovering from
ara attack OF pneumonia
Chas McGdughoy assistant pos,
master has been quite sick with ton.
B.utls
ReA thC infant sun of Mr aud Mrs
Fred Muffin ir dangerously 100 win
pneumonia
Ralph Coulter n slowly recovering
from q three weeks battle with GOA.
sDstI1n uf the hraIu
nrr IeIry lgahy returned from. a
pleasant visit with friends boo colo
RADIOS capital city
g. o. Fowler received painful.
though not dangerous internal lnlur
les last werk by stepping from O.
sranold
Mrs In MuIla To- here from ruut
dad TO join nor husband. who 10 EN-.
ploycd by the Gerard Mercantile com.
pany.
Mrs Oria noggeu ma Miss En.o
p0ggott win leave soon Tor Ardmoro.
Indian Territory. TO visit several
weeks with Mrs. Doggotts mother
A telegram 10 Dr. Kohlh0uson from
Chicago bears the announcement that
Mayor nayue underwent a successful
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
Al Inatanes ef oro.th

10 To- pleasure. in This day az cree
industrial combinations. to note A.
instance whore an independent con
Germ has attained to mammoth pr1.
portions. and has grown steadily hut
surely fur years from a email beFln.
ming into the fuIlnoHs Cf tho present
uwr Such an institution 10 cited la
The seed business OF ID. ". Ferry a
Co. who FOR nearly half conturg
have gone forward each year. con.
sinntly adding new customers ANA on.
ioIning all its old ones. until II b. t1.
Jay ihe source Ut seed supply from
which tho great crops uf this countrv
spring Seed houses have come and
gone some survived and nourlshoi
FOR years but finally succumbcd Tor
one reason or auothor-whllOF Ferry
kept growing AL the time Thousands
OF farmers, gardeners and flower
growers look 20 them year after year
FOR the seeds from which the prosper
ity Of their fields ana gardens 10 "
grow. and the fact that they are never
disappointed 10 Ferrys seeds b tho
secret Of the wonderful expansion OF
this popular arm You can buy their
seeds IN every city. town or hamlei
ct this land. and you are always Ger
tain that they are freah. true 10 name
and sure 10 grow Their 1894 sood
Annual. a valuable guide Ia the selor
tiou Of the proper seeds 20 plant. viii
be- sent free 10 an readers Of The CIT
zen who apply 90 ID NJ Ferry a o.
Detroit Mich
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
MoTIcE oE Jun.

~ THE DISTRICT COURT. HERhSA
LutO COUNTY TERRITORY or
Now MEXICO
william Y williams. plaintiff. VI. ~
ward Dickinson. taurn a nicklnsou
bic wife the heirs. next Mn and
estate OF one James Mckenzie. tn
said James Mckenzie being the per.
son specifically mentioned in tha
complaint horoIn. the names OF said
heirs. nest Of Min and those admini-
storing the estate 60 sail jane
Mckenzie. hCinr Co this plalntlG on.
known. and therefore cannot b.
stated. aud lhe unknown claimants
% any thorebC of ln and 90 Dot mum
Der twenty ln block number nins.
'ron, known and designated on tts
map. OF the town OF Albuquerque
nov City New Mexico made by
John a Fulton and nled . nthu OF.
hce of the Probate CLERK and on
oficio Recorder g. Rernalnlo Couu.
'y. Sew MoKlco on tho bth day RI
Nay. 1850. defendants.
AN ol the defendants dcscrihed
above. except Edward Dickinson ami
Laura A. Dickinson. are he oby not
ned that an acton has been comment.
90 against them 90 the District Court
of mo Second Judicial district OF tho
Territory uf New Mexico within ami
'nr Che County OF uwuaUo. by tfr
aIl p'u'ntn. william y william
'1at thc eguonl object OF saI
action are to correct the mutual mIs.
take in the description ~ lat numher
-n. in block number 90. city of Afhi
quorquc. aH In The tito OF this action
described and conveyed. by jane
Mckenzie Gao the defendant Edward
Dickinson by deed on tho stu DAY OF
september 1882, ana ,o correct oil
records -oiaiIng Co said deed. and to
quiet the tito checks conveyed ard
that unless You an Of the defendant
description above except Edward DIrt
InHon and Laura Dickinson. eater
your appearance in said sut on or
before h, lsth du of March. 1904. in
Tho office of the Clcrk OF said conn
Judgement viii hp rendered arain.f
you Boy default
iScan IA b. MANN
CleFk
klOCK a OWEN. Attorneys Tor
plaintiff = u. addrrss. AIhu1uerass
Now Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

Scarlet Fever al Artcc-C0uuis
health officer % McEwon, Was sum.
noued 90 Pennington yesterday 20
ako iu tow the scarlet foyer epldom
10 az thls place, says the Aztec 60.
eeK While there were a few cases
10 and around Aztec a fow weeks ago
q was tho general supposItlon that
uhe epidemic hal subsidized until Mon.
cay whom there we're three new
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
and has gone steadily onwara aud ID.
ward IN railway service.


Haa
About Past Tralna-Horace q.
Tunoli. a railroad expert has pro
pared statistics showing that the ac.
iual running time OF American rail-.
way trains lu higher than that "
European roads.
According to the figures the aver.
age speed OF hfly.hye trains between
Jersey CITY and Philadelphia b. 1889
milsa an hour. thirty trains potwoen
New York aud Buffalo 1896 miles.
twonty-ono trains New York 60 Bos-
ton $500 miles. ten trains Phlado!.
nbIa 20 Pittsburg. 31l2 miles.
ln Europe tho average speed per
hour OF the trains between lelrsic
and Hamburg ia 30f6 miles Bremen
to Nuromburg 1851 miles. Munich 20
Frankfort 3fft miles The highest
pccd ls attained by the trains b..
tween Atlantic city aud Caneden over
q Pennsylvania and i,Cad.ng roads.
lbH2 mIlos an hour
The Hamburg express Elinbufr1.
Plymouth ana Twentieth Century
waln Zoo th's country rank iu enc order
named
Tho fastest express from Oeicnl %
~ Petersburg averages $3.50 miles
an nour. the express Sea. Paris 20
Madrid sl Te miles the California I'm
ioi over The santa De- 1919 miles.
and the OVERLAND hmitou over the
Northwestern and Union Pacific 72 SEQ
miles
Has
Shipments Of Frults--Tae santa
Fo has, up until sunday morning. sent
east over its lines o.Jg5 carloads OF
citrus fruits. over 6.OUY cars OF this
number we're oranges Am of these
cars went east over the Cajon Mill
and were mace into trains by i0cal
tardinsn. They have been dispatched
20 the eastern markets since Novom.
Hor which datu opened the season OF
1904
Although exact figures covering tho
amount of fruit shipped east Dy the
southern Pacific are not 0btanabie.
DO i8 the rule of tho Shippers 20 divide
'aa business with me two roads, which
brings the seasons tomi export 20
me figure on approximately % 200
cars
~ is estimated that This seasons
shipments are heavier than those OF
aat year up until this date by several
hundred carloads Oranges are now
Going east over the Santa ro az the
rate ~ nfty cans each night
rho car famine whicu was threat.
rued a few weeks ago. on account OF
q scarcity OF refriToratOrs. is now en-.
fir.ly past ana toe company n having
no trouble Whatever he handling the
business. Saa Bernardino Sou
swtehmcn May lave Organization
% Their Own-A movement ls on foot
LOO Ei paso among ne switchmon 90
organize a lodge ot the Switchmon's
Union of America. says the Horaid.
rhH order Was originally organized
0yeral years ago 90 serve the same
purpose among the swItchmon as the
other railway organizations serve
among othUr branches of the railway
service. For several years. however.
tuors has been desire on the part
1f The brotherhood OF hallway Train.
men 90 absorb the switchmcna' union
and make % n part OF their organiza.
ton and as a consequence moat Of
fbo Hwitchmen On inns vicinity belong
fo the brotherhood of hallway Train. |
men, % iB thought however. by those 1
who are organizing the Byltchmon'B /
union that a sufficient numo,r can I.
ue secured here 90 organize the lodge T.
The first meeting OF the new organiza- T.
ION will probably re held next thurs I.
day night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

The coast linof ice gang 10 now an
ina tho ice house as Williams. From
Williams they win so 20 Ash Fork
Tbs gang is 10 charge o. l.. n Hol
ioy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

Guarding Against Contagious Die
sasc--PhyaiCiauB are requested 20 &C..
Hort any case Of cor arions disease
coming under tncr notice 20 A. J.
Fiacher. chairman OF tho health com.
uiitoe oft thc city council, VINO viii
take proper steps 10 have the natter
looked after and 90 have houses
wherein such Cases exist properly
IuarautnCd. says the san,a pc New
Mexican. IN CO authorities claim
and that justly. that un.oi physicians
make prompt reports OF suCn cases.
ls directed 10y the city ordinances.
mat they cannot do much Co prevent
the spread oi col -aEi0us diseases.
rUrF0ns. other than physicians. having
snow edge oi any such cases are also
auostod to report tncm promptly
to Mr.. Fischer so that the proper 8.ops
Tor prevention and spread may az once
Hc inacguratCd. o. child died this
morning OF a contagious disease on
C0heFe street and the city autnorit.
los who had quarautinou the place
curing the child's Illness. have arrang
90 90 have tho premises thoroughly
IisInferted