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BID F No. 1868
Whereas, The Common Council of the
City of Saint Paul heretofore ordered the
Board of Public Works to report whether
a change of grade on Hawthorne street.
from Arcade street to Walsh avenue in
said city as shown by a red line on
profile annexed to said order, was neces-
sary and proper, and whether real estate
to be assessed for said Improvement could
be found benefited to the extent of dam
ages and costs to be incurred by said
Improvement; and
Whereas, In accordance with said or
der the Board of Public Works did make
a report to the Common Council of date
Dec %, 1903, recommending a change
of grade on Hawthorne street, from
Walsh avenue to Arcade street. SO as to
make the grade correspond with the pres
ent partial grade Of said street, between
said points and that property could be
found benefited to the extent of damages
costs and expenses necessary to be in
Cured in making said change of grade as
aforesaid; and
Whereas, The Common Council of said
city, on the 7th day of January, 1904
adopted said report and ordered the CITY
Clerk to give the notice required by law;
and
Whereas, The City Clerk gave notice
In the official paper Of said city, for three
successive weeks, twice in each week
that the Common Council of said city
would on the 10th day of February, 1904
at 1870 o'clock D. M, at the Council
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Bd F No. 1901

Resolved, That City Warrants be drawn
upon the City Treasurer payable out Of
the Market Maintenance Account Of the
$5. 90.
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen
April s. 1904
Adopted by the Assembly April 7. 1904.
Approved April g. 1904
(April II, 1904.)
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Bd F No. 1910
u T ~,

Bd No. 1910
Resolved, That the City Comptroller be
a1 s866 ~ ne fr9r Is hereby directed to set aside
OF the General Fund to paw bills from
Lne Board of Water Commissioners for
water used in flushing sewers.
. Az Ad;IoPted by the Board of Aldermen
Adopted by the Assembly April 7, 1904.
Approved April 8, 1904
(April H. 19O4)
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Bd F No. 19081-

Bd F No. 19O81-
upon the City Treasurer, payable out of
the Election Expense Account of the
General Fund in favor of the following
named persons, for. the amount set op-
W. H. Bromley. $13 90; j. w. Morrison,
$500; Enos Wooding, $500; Arthur
Wigand. $500; P. F. McGrath, 81 90; G.
Solomon, $500; J. J. Sexton, $12. 90;
Frank Cyr, 81. 90; Ed. Poucher, $31 90; L.
w. Kelly, 81. 90; Brown, Treacy & Sper-
ry Company 50 10; The Villaume Box &
Lumber Company $165.OO; j. F. Nc
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen,
April 5, 1904.
Adopted by the Assembly April Z, 1904.
Approved April s, 1904.
(April H. 1904)
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Bd F No 19O63-
In the matter of the report of the Board
of Public Works, dated March q, 1904
1t is hereby ordered by the Common
Council of the City of st. Paul:
That the Board of Public Works of the
City Of st. Paul cause the following i'm
Construct with wood crOsswalks on the
west side Of Hall avenue across Eliza
beth street, and on the north side of
Elizabeth street across Hall avenue, in
the City of st. Paul, Minnesota.
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen
April g. 1906
Adopted by the Assembly April Z, 1904
Approved April 8, 1904.
april II, 1904.)
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Bd~F No. 19OS7-
Resolved That City Warrants be drawn
upon the City Treasurer. payable out of
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Bd f No. 1904
Resolved, That the following named
streets in the City of ST. Paul be and
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Bd F No. 1903

bu 4 no. IJIU8-
Resolved, That the Commissioner Of
tuDllc Works be and is hereby authorized
south side Of Mount Airy street, between
LINDEN street and Warren street, and on
I1 IHe west side Of Warren street, between
mount AIRY street and Valley street the
cost OF the same to be paid from the
adopted by the Board Of Aldermen
Adopted by the Assembly April z. 1904.
Approved April 8. 1904. -
(Apr1l IL, 1904
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Bd F No. 1906

Resolved. That license to engage in the
sale and disposition of milk within the
corporate limits Of the City Of st. Paul,
be and the same are hereby, in accordance
with the provisions and requirements of
Ordinance No. 2O42 Of the general ordi-
nances of the City of ST. Paul. granted to
the persons named on list attached here
tions therefor of the Commissioner Of
Health of the City of st. Paul, contained
in a report made by him to the Common
Council, dated April 5, 1904, and the said
ized and directed, upon due notice to him
from the City Clerk of the passage of this
resolution and it's publication, as pro-
vided by law, to issue to each of the per-
sons named on said list a certificate of
the license herein and hereby granted to
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they are hereby set apart as part and
parcel of the street. parkway or boulevard
winch is to be constructed and maintain
Harriet Island
Commercial street, from it's intersection
with Wabasha street to it's intersection
with the right of way of the Chicago.
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway
company; Edward street, from the
southerly boundary of the right of way
or said railway company to its intersec-
tion with Water street, and Walter street.
from its intersection with Water street to
the Harriet Island bridge, and said streets
and all thereof are hereby placed under
the supervision and control of the Board
OF Park Commissioners for the purpose OF
Improvement and ornamentation as
proper and suitable street approach to the
public baths Of this city
April 8, 1904
Adopted by the Assembly April z, 1904.
Approved April 8, 1904
(April II 1904
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Bd F No 1907
resolved, That the Commissioner of
fiu3llc i Works be and he is hereby author
@ dzed 10 construct a two-plank walk on the
street east zoe feet, the cost of the same
70 pe PAID from the General Fund.
ADOPTED by the Board of Aldermen
Adopted by, the Assembly April 7. 1904.
Approved April 8, 1904.
(April IL 1904
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Bd F No. 1862

Bd F No. 1902
In the matter of the report of the Board
of Public Works dated March q, 1904 .
1t is hereby ordered by the, Common
That the Board of Public Works of the
City of st. Paul cause the following i'm
provement to be made, to-wit:
Open, widen and extend to width Of
twenty (20) feet, the alley in block 2,
Hopkins Addition, from Wacouta street
to the west line of lot eleven I'D of said
block, in the City of st. Paul, Minnesota
Condemning and taking the rear eight
(O feet Of lots Z, 8, 9 and 10 of said
block 2.
That said Board shall proceed without
delay to assess the amount as nearly as
they can ascertain the same, which will
be required to pay the damages, costs and
necessary expenses of such Improvement
upon the real estate to be benefited by said
Improvement, as provided by law, it being
the opinion Of the Council that the real
estate to be assessed for such improve
ment can be found benefited to the ex-
tent of the damages, costs and expenses
necessary to be incurred thereby
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen
April s. 1904.
Adopted by the Assembly April Z, 1904
Approved April 8, 1904
(April IL 1904.)
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(April II, 19O4.l

Attest: GEORGE T. REDINGTON,
City Clerk.
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(April II, 19O4.)

Bd F No. Ordinance No. 2439-
An Ordinance to settle the claim of Will
liam J. HobrOugh.
The Common Council of the City of St.
Paul do Ordain as follows:
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OF Ordinances Passed and Resolutions
Adopted by the Common Council of the
City f7St. Paul.
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| Bd F No. 1904S-Ordinance No, 2441-
| An Ordinance to settle the claim of Henry
| j. Salentine.
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H. c. SCHURMEIER,
Vice President of the Assembly.
Approved April s, 1904.
r. A. SMITH,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
ALBUQUERQUE BOWLERS
DEFEAT SANTA FE

The bowling contest between crack
teams from Albuquerque and santa
be Wagod on tho West Railroad av.
cuuo alleys last eight attracted a
house fun Of SPECTATOR n was the
third game OF a series 81 three and
The game 10 decide whicd oi the con.
tesants wore the victor. More In
torcst was conferred IN q than any
game that has Ooon played 10 the city
tho past several years. and in % we're
engaged some oI the best bowiors OF
'ha territory.
santa Re started ou strong ana a.
.he finish OF the third game a looked
aB though the capital city boys would
win by a small margin. and AlDuquor-
Iuo money az that stage on the game.
was not a. Plentiful az before tho
game started. en- the fourth inning the
locals recovered from thoir nCrvouB
ness. settled down and proceeded Go
now the pins u .t-ikos and spares
Tho score.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
LEGAL NOTICE.

10 Fred Whittomorc. }. T. McCart
Fred Whlttemorc a Company and
L. H. Land. Receiver Of McCarty
Mercantile Company.
You and each OF you are hereby no.
rlnod that suit has been filed BY A.
u. McMlllon as pailutin against you a.
defendants in the District Court or
The County OF Benalillo. Territory
Of New Mexico. being cause No CASA
Tho object OF said action n TO en-.
force the lien Of said plaintiff az land.
lord under a lease TO said Fred
Wh.ttomoro a Company. a co-nart
norhip, composed OF said Fred
Whittomoro and j. T. McCarty, dated
August 3rd 1908. under aud by which
lease the sum OF g2.s9000 remains
unpaid and payable al the rate OF
$500 per month on the FIRST day u
each and every month, commencing
with December iat 1908, and for sale
u an the goods. chattela and 1xtdres
remaining in the domiBod premises
under plaintiffs lien and 30 determine
and hold Tor uauEht the claim OF said
T. 4. Land As receiver 70 said roods
Chattels and FIXTURE. and for the an
pOintmont OF q receiver % take charge
OF said GOODS ohattols and fixtures
You are further NOTIFIED that the
plaiutiha attorneys are McMilon a
Raynglda. whose postofice al 'reHs r.
Albuquerque. New Mexico. and that un.
less you and each OF you enter your
appearance IN said cause ON or b..
fore the NTH day OF March. 1904. judo
mont will be rendered against y0u
by dofault
(aoaD W. 10. DAME,
CLERK ~ Faid Couff
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
THE MERNDORF
RUNAWAY YESTERDAY
HORSE FRioHrENEp At tbs AZ
PRoAcH o. AN AuToMoBlLE.

A. the result OF a runaway whic1
occurred on Tuoras avenue near tho
corner of Eighth street between 3 and
= o'clock yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Fred Moirndorf and child. a little girl
and Mrs Hattie Arnold are az the
formers home. 1921 West Tiioras
road. suffering from severe bruises
and pains about their bodtoB Mr.
Moirndorf is thought 10 have received
serious internal injuries.
The ladies we're driving o. spirited
horse owned by Mr. McImiorf on
TlloraB avenue. whom The naimal b.
came frightened a. the approach OF
AN automobile. which they claim va
chanUurod by u. l.. podson Tho ami.
mai became uumanaEoabIo. and. after
"a short un dumped the occupant
OF the busy on the ground while turn
ms the corner az Eighth gtroot and
Copper avenue. Mrs MolfndOrf. WIZ
vas driving. was picked un uncon.
scioua. Mrs Arnold Wan carrying the
child at the time % the accident. and
received badly bruised arm through
protecting the little girls bead in
tho foll She also suffered bruises an
The eide and q aprainod nnrcr Tho
huggy was badly wrecked and tho
horse wac severely cut about the logs
Mr nodson Gays hat he waa ouf
with bis car yesterday afternoon. bui
did not See any runaway ile va
on West Tiieras road. and the noise
of bic mnchiue might have frightened
the Moifndorf horo and ho NOT have
seen 70. as some now ecarings OF tho
car wore giving him trouble aud we're
taking up about all bis attention.
Mrs MoIrndorf said this afternoon
aa aho ay In ocd that Che horse wa
terribly afraid OF an automobile. and
had one time before she accident of
Yesterday become frightened az ouc.
However the nrst time mo- serious
damage resulted But yesterday
when che saw the machine coming
block and had away she was surc
that the horse would scare. and turmoil
on on n side street Co avoid a. o.
turning the horse came out IN nun
view OF the approaching vehicle ang
began plungIng TIE machine cnu-
tined 10 approach and the horse ran
faster
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
HOLBROOK

From the Argus.
W. a. Burbage va up IRON Wins.
low on LEGAL business.
A. o. Maupln uha closed has trading
store at Turova and returned 90 Hol-
brook
John D. Btetson. Jr, accompanied
Dy Mrs Potter. went to Adamana 10
look no the petuhod forest from that
point
W r. Campbell was mp IRON Wins
low looking over the hunEa made on
lll lands near that place.
Arnur IS. commons. who has spent
Che pest two months 10 the east. 70
turned 90 Holbroog and left tor the
Molui training school az koamp
Canyon. where ho 10 employed as r.
teacher
~ q. CampDel returned from los
Angeles. whCro be- has spent me past
month taking On the sights OF mo city.
ho reports Southern california a8 be-.
Ing yery dry
J. 3 Jones came 90 IRON koam'a
Canyon and returneu Thursday. lie 70
ports everything az the canyon al
right. and says the new plant Is one
OF the finest m inc west w.,h the CX.
ceptlon OF the heating apparatus.
which is a failure. having set IRE TO
the building once.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

From tho Mail
Mrs r. G.. thompson is reported
900 with an attack of Eripp.
rho infant cnud of mr aud Mn
O. Henderson has ooon very $40 with
pneumonia, but is showing signs Of
improvement
Mayor Bauorbacn and MaEnus Roa
enhorE shoulaorcd their rods and paid
Wait t0 the porciptoua banks OF
Clear creek Boo search OF The nuny
tf.lo
a. D. Hossor was called 10 Ration.
~ a. the arst OF tho week by a mes.
raEc,r0m bis brother uick apprislng
him OF toe serious illness Of his broth.
or's wife
Members OF the Motuoiist Episcopal
church will boz Interested 90 learn that
ar b A. Thompson. Who has 0eon
tor the pact Elk years. superintendent
li ibis mission has been appointed 90
a similar position la Pasadena district
and Rev Eickel succeeds Rov Thomp.
son 'n this district
on January gotta occurred the death
of Tom williams. one OF the Oldest
residents OF Wlnsl0w rho funeral
services were conducted by Rev. 3.
A. Smith from the Methodist Epiaco-
pal church and a large concouruo OF
friends paid tno.r last respects TO
The deceased
On January 1lth occurred the death
OF our highly esteemed fellow 90 gns.
man. a Groavls. OF the firm OF Dye
q Groave8 iho funeral services were
held Thursday afternoon at the Epig.
ronaI church. Rev. s A. Smith on.
clatiuv impressive music wac FUR.
uishod by Mesdnmoa p w Han. Cert.
rude sampson Mos8rs. Wright. whit.
aker hnd koss Mrs whitaker or.
ganlst
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
HAMMERlNG THE PRICE
RAILROADS TRYING 70 FORCE
STEEL TRUST 70 R1Du,E RAIL
PRICES.

Rumor has been persistent i0r SOW.
'.al days to The effect that a reduction
lf 40 least 81 por ton had been made
% steel rails This Is denied Boy tho
tool trust, but IL Do known that the
railroad arrangements are using every
andoavor % effect a reduction 90 i2G
or S2i ton. Something llko a general
understanding exists among tho rail.
roads that 30 long aa the price OF steel
rails remains whero q is a. little buy.
ne aB possible will bo done. Many OF
Che steel men are said 20 feel that the
railroads should be- brought back Into
.Lo ranks Of active consumers. Tho
tatemcnt has been made lu local rail.
road circlcs that E "a Hartman has
offered 90 guarantee at least aggro.
sato orders Tor 1000 900 tons ln the
event W reduction In che price. ~
ls estimated that a reduction would
give the steel companies immediate
orders amounting to 100000 tons
which would mean renewed activity
Iu all branches 0f steel aud iron max.
Ing.
ON Che other hand the not .oss 'u
profits 20 the steel companies from 20
.eluCti0n or e. por ton probably would
nat exceed $4,000
Tho letting OF the Canadian Pacific
contract 90 the Pennsylvania steCl
company for 10000 tons OF stool rails
means a prOht Of az least $3.50 900 20
that company and has given a boom
10 the American product The contract
was secured after bids had boon sub
miitod from steel companies an over
the world. and tho price "a said 10 0o
considerably above that usually socur.
ed on export orders.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
TELEPHONE OFFICE REMOVED

For tho past Elk weeks or $50 tho
Colorado Telephone a TELEGRAPH
company has had a force OF mon p
work reoonstructing the lines throug b.
out the city, preparatory 20 a change
OF their ofico 90 the n r. ArmIl
building. and the Installing OF mod.
ern switchboard which would enable
them 90 materially improve the ser.
vice.
The work has progressed 10 that
point where The change could be- made
from the old to the new office, aui
vas effected quietly and successfully
o Tow days agl without suspension of
the service.
Il 10 expected that a month oi more
viii yea he required 90 complete the
work on tho streets
all calls are now being handled
from the new oihoo. Room rs N. H.
Armiio building where friends pat
rons and interested public are intliod
10 call and see the workings OF a
modern telephone system. ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
BLAZE At OLD PALACE
SERVANT olRL SEVERELY BURN.
Eb-THE PROPERTY DAMAGE
SLIGHT.

A small blaze occurred last evening
shortly before IA o'clock az the Fosld.
enee OF Secretary aud Mrs J. w Ray.
nolds In the old governors palace.
says the santa be New Mexican
ana but for the prompt action
OF a. D. Fischer and A.
@. ireland. who happened 20 pass ON
their way homo from the theater y
serious connagratlon might have re.
suited. Hattie Boasley. the colorod
servant Eirl. mad dIsrohod herself pre-.
rara'ory to retiring for tho night and
attempted to distinguish tho coal OH
lamp The danes Jared up and Get
Ore 20 her uight gown. The garment
was burned DH Lur BODY aud the
flames spread 10 the wood work ln tho
room The blaze could be- seen from
Inc outside and Moasrs. ireland and
FiBchor rushed into lho house and eK-
tingulshod u with several buckets OF
water The glrl was badly burned
about tlo limbs Tho damage 90 tho
room which fncos the placita consists
~ charrod raftors and tho destruction
of tho bed clothes Mrs. Raynolds had
Just returned from the thoator. MF
Raynolds 10 out OF town and viii not
r0tun until Hatur-ay the entire
damage win amount TO about 500
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

oxtont OF a traho agreement which
VIII be % mutual benoht 10 the roads
concerned.
Tie plan a. nov outlined. IL TO com
piot Immediately the "no'en cutoff.
as the aanta Fes Nov Mexico under.
taking DE- called, % the point OF % in.
loaoction with the Rock Islands
Amar.ha El pnao Tine. and alter ~
build % on 90 Hs junction with tho
Santa Fos Pccos river limo I'd pof.
tales. as originally intended
After the limo has been bnili 90 tho
Rock Island Junction tno arrangement
vili bo % run che Rock Island trains
directly west over the Santa BE- tracks
@ helen and on west along tho Santa
he route.
1his will give the Rock Island q
more direct line west than % now had
ly way " El Paso. % ls said. too.
bat the Rock Islands arrangement
with the Southern Pacific road ia not
no ai satisfactory 90 the Rock Island.
AID the advantage 10 the Santa De
road Will bo ln the tramc brought down
from the great northwest where che
Santa w. has no direct feeders.
on the completion OF tho Bolon cut
on 20 Portalos iho Santa Fe viii have
"a direct through route from Chicago.
Win the heavy grades az Ration ami
}l0roia entirely avoided The heav
freight tramc win an eo over tbls
line.
work on the Bolen cat on. shiloh
taa stopped SIS weeks ago affecting
eastern stockholders. viii bo rcsum-
ma ot once. 60 is said. and thc road viii
lo done before the Rock Island road
reached.
There Ia aiso a bad canyon % be-
'ravcrged and a great deal 90 heavy
work De- involved, but with the pro
posed double force a. work. Il Is o..
loved that che junction can be- reach.
"a by next iall end that Rock Island
trains will bee running westward over
hu santa Fo before uoxt Chr.stmas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
SANTA FE INDIAN SCHOOL
STEAM BEATING PLANT TO o.
INSTALLED AS SOON As HEcEs.
3ARY MATERIAL ARRIVE.

So Johns a Barnes ct Colorado
SPRING. who have boon awarded tho
contract FOR too erection OF o. high
pressure steam heating plant AZ tho
united States lndian Industrial school
40 Santa Pc. the contract price being
fl200u. and the time allowed Tor com.
plotting the plant being ninety days
commenced work ON t1e plant ruos.
day. a boiler room 80 feet by 0Z feet
w.H po built 400 feet from the main
building 90 contain two boilers OF 30
morse power each. Tho material Tor
the heating apparatus, radiators, pipes
boilers. etc. has been shipped from
Chicago and 10 expected 20 arrive Ga
the course % a few days rho brick
FOR tho boiler building viii be- pur
CHASED from local dealers. Twelve
men wiz Boz employed on the work
for a least two and n half months.
rha plant wa heat tho following
buildings: Nam building. In Guiding
boys and giris durmitory and once
school house shop or trades building,
employees building and hospital, GOV.
erinF 10000 feet OF radiation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
DON c. HALL
IN A NEW ROLE
THE LONG HAIRED CHEAP JOHN
PROVES FALSE.

Don g. Han. the long haired str2a
artist 90 the Don G. han comedy
company. when played an engage.
ment Ia thla city. November 80 90
december o. came near getting him
self 10 serious trouui. ~ trying 90
k'dnlp Ethel. tho i5yohrold daughter
rf Mr. and Mrs. Van torn. OF Trim.
dad.
The little girls mother consented 90
let her daughter joiu Halls company
30 Trinidad, the agreement being that
boo would teach her tho arts 90 lheat.
ricals ana would allow her a swnn
salary. enough 90 buy hor clothing and
other TCcosaIticg, and then v the
Dung lady should a. anytime wish
to return home be- would provide her
the means Tor uoing 90.
dlss Ethel sa,s haI didn't 40 one
thing Dc promised to Io. and tho
farther the company got away from
ucr homo and friends. the moro cruel
become his treatment 20 acr Al last
she wrote her parents and on D. tcle-
gram sent by the chief or police OF
Trinidad 90 20 police OF san Bernar
dino Ethel Wa taken from the clutch.
ns of Wall A dlspate1 dated Log An.
COLES says she Will be- aont home.
Tho Don q. Han company drew very
smnh houses iu Albuquerque