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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-22
GEORGE
is NOT
FORGOTTEN
Flags Float for the
Father of the
Country
Offices Are Deserted, Courts
Are Closed and. Finances
Rot In Bust
ness

Washingtons birthday was observed
in a quiet manner in this city. At the
state house and court house all pub
lie business was suspended, and, while
the clerks in the several departments
were all at their posts, none but the
necessary routine business was trans.
acted. The courts were not in ses.
sion at all, owing to IT being a non.
judicial day The banks were open
until noon.
The public schools were not in ses.
sion, and the pupils enjoyed a holiday
along with their teachers and the pub.
lie officials. At the reform school
this evening suitable exercises will be
held, patriotic program will be rem.
dered, in which some Of the boys will
participate, and the day will be made
one Of enjoyment and pleasure.
Al the First NJ. f. church, this even.
ing President Coleman will deliver
lecture on Divine Providence In
American History" for the benefit Of
the athletic department of the William.
ette University.
Throughout the city today flags
were flying on almost every flagstaff. |
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-22
SEEKS RUSSIAN SHIPS.
Japanese Fleet Wants Battle With
cable-cutting Squadron.

New York, Feb. ETH American
Toxic cable, dated February 21sl
says Russian warships are reported
between Japan and Corea. Trans
ports carrying troops are heavily
conveyed in consequence Half the
japanese feet Is occupied In survey
ing and protecting the landing Of
troops in Corea and the other half Is
searching for the Russian Vladivos.
took squadron.
The prefectural Office has received
a telegram from the chief magistrate
Of the Island of Miyake, south Of the
Gulf Of Corea reporting that ~ Rus
SLAMS debarked in a boat from a yes.
sci in the ofiing on February 10Th. The
subsequent movements of the myste.
rious party we're not reported, but in.
luiry IS under way. The Russians
we're probably seeking to cut the
cable. as three warships were reported
,ff okushlri Island today searching for
he cable.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-22

r'T Nen''-A house; gas in every
room; heater connected with bath.
TWO rooms in good order, newly ma
pered Inquire at 81 Court street
2-22tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-22
Books Exported.

The report OF the experts who have
been at work on the books of the
county, have been filed, but will not
be made public until the county court
meets again. The report is said 10
speak in hattering terms Of the county
officers here, who are said to emplov
a system that is not excelled In the
West The sheriffs Office Is said 10
come IN for special praise. The re-.
port shows that there has been a
difference OF but n cents In the sber
ms Office out Of a collection of more
than Sl5o.ooO The report covers the
work OF the county officials for the
year 1898 and the experts. who work
IN all Of the Northwestern states are
regarded as the most competent
Judges OF the systems employed In
the several counties.-Astoriap
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-22
TWO
WENT
ASHORE
Vessels Go on the
Beach and Lives
Are Lost
Heavy Fog Causes SchOeners
TO Try to Take a
Trip Over
land

New York, Feb. 22.--In a heavy mist
OF the New Jersey and Long Island
coasts this morning the schooner
Cromwell, lumber laden, was wrecked
on the bar of Belleport Seven mem
bers OF the crew clung to the rigging
The llfesavers endeayored vainly to
rescue them in a heavy sea. The
masts finally went over. carrying the
men into the sea, and only one was
rescued. Another schooner, name I'M.
known. went ashore near Egg harbor,
New Jersey, and llfesayers have gone
20 the rescue.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-22

'or Sale'--Good team; weight 12OO
pounds each; 5 and years old
Can at corner Of lsrh and Waller
streets, Yew Park r, w. Van.
Fleet a.oos,s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-22

There is more Catarrh in this sec.
ton Of the country than all other AIS.
eases put together, and until the Last
ie" years was supposed TO be ipoura.
Ole, For a great many years doctors
pronounced It local disease and nre.
serioed local remedies. and hy con.
S'antly failing TO cure with local
treatment, pronounced It incurable
Science has proven catarrh 10 he q
constitutional disease and therefore
requires constitutional treatmen,
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured nv
r j. Cheney 4 Co. Toledo. Ohio is
the only constitutional cure ON the
market Il is taken internally IN
doses from 10 drops to teaspoonn,l
Il acts directly on the blood and mn.
eoas surfaces Of the system. Thev
oner one hundred dollars for anv cas-
Il iails to cure Send for circular ana
testimonials. Address
r y CHENEY & Co, Toledo n
SOLD by all Druggists 75e.
halls Family Pills are the hes,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-22
DIED.

WALLING.-At the farm home, near
Lincoln, Polk county, Oregon, Mon
day. February 22, 1904, at 2 p. m,
Fred Walling, son of j. b Walling
aged II years, of blood poisoning,
resulting from erysipelas.
The funeral arrangements have not
been made as yet, but will be an
1ounced tomorrow
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-22

able to the government Great misery
exists in the city for want Of food, and
the arrival Of the Clyde line steamer
is a great relief The steamer could
not land a portion Of her cargo at
Monte Crlsti, being prevented from SO
doing by a Dominican warship.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-22

creek and it is Mr.. Zinn's intention
to begin operations as early as the
weather will permit. A ditch seven
miles long from Burnt river will car.
ry the water, which will be conserved
in reservoirs for use during the dry
season.-Baker City Democrat.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-22
ARRIVALS
AT SALEM
HOTELS

AZ the local hotels during the day
the following guests registered: G
Carrier, N. y; w. II. Carroll, San
Francisco; L. r. Buddemer and wife
VIM. Davis, Jr., r. A. Schultz. II. NJ.
Ogden, Portland; H. Rustad, Ceresco.
Ia; ]. J. Seller, Mehama; J. w. Har.
ris, Woodburn; J. w. Brown, Hart.
ford, Conn; W. II. Latourette, Nc.
Mlnnville RomGy Delmar, seafle;
T. J. Jefferies. North Loupe. Neb.;
Misses Kate Ketchum and Mary scol.
lard, Mt, Angel
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-22

For Sale.-A fine 9-room house vi,h
two lots $1,000; small house and lot
on Center street, near Capitol $500.
a LOT 50xl7O ON North Front stree,
$500; no agents. Can on A. F Nc.
Atee' 18th and Mission streets
Phone S7S Blue. oooo,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-22

Chicago Markets To-day.
Chicago. Feb, i7.--wheat S7A q
STAG, Corn. 52A 0bsH.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-22
New Today
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

-or sale'-Nice, well located resi-.
dence In this city for sale at $500
Also fine farm Of 24Sls acres. well
improved and located in Polk coun.
~ for sale at $40 per acre. Quarter
block Of property in Salem for sale
or trade worth $1,000. Other resi-.
aence property for sale, centrally
located and reasonable. Can on G
A. Hurley. on Tuesday, "Wednesday
or Thursday, at the office OF W II
Holmes. oooo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-22
CHTNKS
WERE
in 1T
Dam in the HHaDghO
River, China,
Breaks
Several Villages Swept Away
and Hundreds Got in
the Social
Swim

Berlin, Feb. ga telegram from
Tsnify, the capital of Shantung prov.
ince, China, states that hundreds of
lives have been lost by the bursting
Of a dam in Hunangho river several
villages being destroyed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
VIOLATED EDmUNo's law.

Joe tciou. deputy United states
marshall OF Wyoming and the man
whose testimony c0nvictCu Tom Horn
Of the murder OF While Nickel and
sent tae notorious cattle detective 90
Dee rnllows. arriyou here yesterday
afternoon with r.. b. White ana Mn.
8 q Burr. who were Indicted Tor the
collation. oi the Blmunds' act az ro.
Cnt sitting of tho United States
Tlnd jury Of socOrro county, The
prisoners were paced in the county
Jail. where they viii remrlu until the
day term OF court OF the F:s.l dis
trict unless released on bond. 1hroo
small children. who accompany the
woman. refuse 90 bo separated from
their parent and remained IN JAIN with
their mother United states Marshal
Foraker who received the prisoners
secured a temporary home tor the
children, bat st"l they refused to
leave their mother
The onenBo tor which white AMI
tho Burr woman were indicted was
committed al Roswell White % ro.
lated % Mm Burr By marriage
Whites own VIE % a sister OF Mrs.
Burrs husband, an II Is through this
relation that their more intimate 70.
lations we're brought about They left
Roswell last ju.y and Tor a long time
were lost % friends and The Officers
who sought Thorn. Finally they were
located on ranch IN Wyoming Just
over The line Of Nebraska They re-.
coivod their mail az Harrison. Nob
and Il was through a letter that they
were traced
Deputy Marshal Lefora left last
night returning 20 Cheyenne. Wyo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
PALSY, THE POTTER"
suBJEcT or INTERESTING LEcr.
URE ~ REV. COOPER LAST
MONT.

Last night 10 the Presbyterian
church Rev. Hugh A. Cooper enter.
tanned n large audience WIN an sln.
qu 10 and thoughtful lecture on the
nfs and character ui that iusdy omlu.
emit Fronchman rallsay. the Potter
To was born a1Out 1910 OF humble
parontarO ana learned with his faith
or TIE trade ct glass decorating.
a small onamoiod cup made prob
ably by the Hylshvogels OF Nuremberg
can Into Bis p1rsession and no deter
mined 10 produce a liEo enamel -
learned the D0ftors trade ana in De
midst % prIyationa, poverty. the up
hraldinrs Of his VIC and family ana
thc sCon AM contempt cf hiH Irfh b..
Dors be- pursoyerod for sixteen long
years urth 20 last victory crowned
his oHots ara the beautiful white
enamel 'atno iu q perfect form from
his kiln A the last forming no used
the furniture OF hla poor homo ana
oven inc floors aud woodwork OF the
house. Then CAME honor and fame
and nfluCnco and for more than forts
years no was employed By the Queen
Catherine DO Modicl 90 produce vases
and figures 90 ornament tho homes
of tine mobiles OF France 10 does not
detraCt from bis goal and devotion 10
the one object of bis NE. 90 reflect
that hg could nave saved himself Hix.
teen years OF work and struggle and
HE family much mlGBery and unhnppi.
ness 10 ne had nkcn a trip 90 italy
OF 60 Nuremberg and takou lessons
lu the art.
Ha was "a Protestant during q time
whom in France % was rather dan.
gcrous 90 life and hmb % express
sentiments favorable TO the Great Re
formation Had ne not been protect.
ga by the queen. DO ould have been
massncred on tnat. dread St Rarthoio.
m~na day. ne was twice thrown In
90 prison on account OF his faith 10
1883 while ln the hastlle and sontonc.
od 10 execution. Henry no. visited
him and offered aim his freedom u he
would rocant ine Ia potter refused
90 comply with the kings roqulet. FOR.
tunatoly death came 10 him before the
time set for his execution and thus
France was saved the diagraco Of
causing the death OF one OF ita most
distinguished citizens.
The works he lott behind aim are
now priceless. They acorn the mus.
Gums Of the world and the collections
OF the rich. he produced vases and
dishes ornaments IN bright renee with
figures and models of natural objects
and animals Their shapes and bril-.
liant colorngs are the admiration ~
an lovers 0g art.
While 90 hln you,n wholly unedu.
Gated. no studied deeply hl his NE
and during HE confinement IN prison
wrote an autobiography ana medita
lions which snow great genius and
class him among tho greatest writers
of the French language.
Tho lecture wan frequently applaud
ga and the audience wac both Instruct
ed and delighted.
Miss Maud Summorh rendered two
OF her attractive solos and Miss MARI
Monual charmed tn3 audience by her
shllful rendering on the plano OF one
% schwbert compositions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

aftes which he backed out % the rear
door. Just az he was going out. Dep
uty sheriff E r. Wells chancca 20
come On, at the front door. and being
Informed OF che occurrence. started a.
once in purauit OF Hartley.
lt seems that sheriff Marion Iit.
troll had been looking for Hartley on
account of some minor oHonse and
he'd gone into nuena "aia b. look Tor
him. but failing In hia quost. had
started 30 return when DO met Hart
loy between the back shops End the
round house. and took a sun from
him Hartley handed bite gun ovor 90
The sheriff bui at.l had the ono re.
naming which ne had taken from
Frank sanders when iitircl drop
pc1 hiG hands ln me belief that Hart
lcy UaH dIuarmod. the latter drew .ds
remaining gun setting inc drop on
che sheriff. VITO in response 90 the
demand from Hartley put up Die
hands and wac Isarm q az once
AZ this IHHI Undor sheriff Young
and Deputy sheriff Wells arrived on
tho n,O.o. in ha mot By Hartley who
he'd "tOl boz either hand nrl conn
mandol Thorn to como mo- further OF
hcgr Young drew hIs sun and con.
mn1dDl Ho1" to surrender. while
Wells reached over Youura shoulder
and knocked the barrel of Haruoy's
pistol uu iust I'M tno uIck of time. per
hans. to ave JmcCf Youug's l.fc. aH
the gun was discharged. the powder
burning Young face Az use crack
NJ che pistol o. roneru furllHio f0l
lowed. when Hartley started 20 ran.
llo was loss Tor n few moments ln the
darkness. and when discovered by or
Gcor Wells wna IN tbc railroad yards.
sitting upright with o pistol ln either
hand Wolla commanded him 90 Hur.
render or ho would kill him. when
"Rod" cyclaimod Don't gnoot any
mort, I'm fun 90 lead now" RE then
surrendered his weapons to Omces
Wells
Examination az DR. shmcra once
disclosed tho fact that Hartley had
bopu shot through the abdomen end
30 o. beloved bio injury viii prove
fatal
To iaa sad case of "a b. fr pervcric3by
wrong doing. the results of which al.
ways brine SORROW t0 the innocent
Hoi is the only SON OF widowed
mother Thcy have resided here Tor
many years this bolng the native
town of tho unfortunate young man
900 De- about 20 years 90 age
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
CHARITY HOSPITAL

The meeting called fur ia.t might o.
Temple Albert t1 consider Che fnrma.
lou of "a n0uEoetar.an charity hospi'
OBJ was we'll attended by physicians
lawyers. minister and prominent cItI-
touB. both mon ana women
Tho meeting was called to order by
Rabbi Jacob % KapIan, who was elect.
sd temporary chairman, with A.
Fio.schcr az temporary secretary
ln opening the meeting Rabbi kap.
IAN referred 90 tho urgont r.gi ~ a
charity hospital and outlined "a plan
g.. establishing one Ho said in BRIEF
aa follows,
The Non .5oc,arian Benevolent sd.
ei8ty has informed me through be-
president. Mrs J W. Edwards. that
the public az large nas hardly any con.
eoption OF the misery and suffering
ln our midst Men and women hocp
here who have no means and no
strength 10 help themselves. some not
90 be- an object of charity u they were
goll enough lo care Tor themselves.
uut unable 90 nnd lodging because OF
their dread disease. Many OF them
have OF course. no other claim on us
except that ~ humanity. and the city
through lts benevolent society and
through Ita many private efforts % ut
ierlY unable 10 cope with the dimcul.
ties Tbs need OF a hospital Tor char
table purposes mainly Ig folt ln every
quartor the question is only how 10
goo one
Ny plan ia MOI 20 burden Albuquer.
que. but 20 relieve o.; not 20 make 10
a haven Cor all undesirable elements
OF this country, hut rather 90 rid Sc %
these elements. And / suggest that a
hospital be established on a small
scale Through subscriptions from ella
zons 90 our cityi that some OF thD
money thus subscribed DO used br
sending a committee east 90 obildn
funds from some of our millionaire
Tor this purpose. We have a moral
right 10 this demand. because zfteF an
u IB their flck that We care Tor and
not ours. and ] ana optimistic enough
90 believe that 10 the proper influence
be- brought 20 bear on some OF our
philanthropio mlllionairea We SHAH
have no dimculty 90 obtaining funds
tor the establishing OF a hospital. and
a sinking fund for the maintaining OF
n
Nov. as 90 regarding the Influx 1f
patients. ! sugKoB. that some such
plan au d adopted By the National
Jewish hospital OF Denver be- adopted
here. This plan De- that every patient
mu1t make application through a ply
sic.an from BIOS own city. and b tho
application shows the patient worthy
and hia condition such that th's cll.
mate win benodt h.m ho should bo III.
lowed fo cDmc out l not NOT Tho
physician ah0 send a patient here 10
die among strangers should bo made
to feel thm ho o. acting crlmlnnlly
againat the patien and against our
city We could ana can have a Nud
f0r sending such destitute dying bach
to the city from which fhey came %
Ia wise 20 shall believe Teach
people that d % useless 20 come out
here without money when too lato."
During the talk of che rabbi. D. W.
Edwards. who WAS present % partici.
pate lu tho meeting was called OUT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
NET Earnings SMALLER
SANTA 70 HAD nlo DECEMBER
INCREASE en- OPERATING *.
pENsEs.
sEs.

while Atchlson gross earnings for
December show an increase OF So
per cent. operating expenses incrcua.
ad 1873 per cent. leav ne a decrease
ln not earnings OF 5000. or per
cent. compared win the correspond.
ing month last year Operating on.
pcnaos for The month were $3.50 per
cent OF gross. being the heaviest since
last July. whom operating expenses
we're G3b3 per cent December gross
AZ tGo367i6 Or also smaller than no
yombcr and October.
For The hrHt 7ix months OF the fiscal
year. 90 December a.. 1903. the gross
earnings show ga increase OF 1923 per
cent and operating expenses an idon.
deal increase. FOR che six months
the average OF opon ing expenses
t1 gross earnings Waa bB.1g per cent
December. therefore. was c0naidcrahly
shove the average. The fact. however.
that GROSS increased nearly per cent
Ia the favorable feature Of the show.
Ing
rho Atchlson report for December
follows.
Earnings Increase.
December Gross S3.O35.7lb 3 fsbgty
Operating expenses 3.i9G.7s, 5S9.S22
Not ............. 223S.glb aS5B72
Taxes and rentals. 2iS.sOO lOi .27g
Income from o'p.. 2.02U1ls 'ly .2f7
Aver ord mileage S.2l6 'zfS
For Hiy months OF year 20 Dec. 81.
1908
1roHs ............2ENi2259 f1i72ff
Operating cx'p.....2l,llAgss 2.t26.t37
net ....t.......,.1t,1lLg7, i,Uyi.f87
Taxes and rentals. 112g.g2t bg.A2g
Income from op'n i3.4YiO6f l,bl4.gyB
Az Cpd MILEAGE. 500 122
December earnings OF nearly All emo
roads contorinE IN chicago which
have Isuoi statements make poor
showing Large decreases are report.
od by the Rock island and other bic
systems, and these would have been
st.I larFcr u great economy IN op
Grating expenses haa not been practio
ed
Tho principal reason for the poor
.howiug be- che unusually severe wonth
or that has prevailed during the
month. which not oniy rotnrtod the
movement OF trains hut Eroatly IN
creased the cost OF operation.
% is admitted that thers has been
great reduction ga merchandise trat1c.
'nr which che weather Is not rsspon-
7.hle. Railroad officials. however.
claim that thll % but temporary. and
wncu spring business opens up NOR
rhandiso trafnc again will be as heavy
AL ever. Fear % Expressed, however,
that business .his year will not be 90
lgavy no last because generally dun
conditions prevail during presidential
years
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
THIN PEOPLE

want to get FAT and Eat people
want to get thin-human
nature. If you are Eat don't
take SCOTS Emulsion. Il
will make you gain flesh. II
you are thin Scots Emul-
sion is just what you need.
Il is one Of the greatest
flesh producers known. Not
temporary gains but healthy,
solid flesh that will an out
the body where il is needed.
There's nothing better than
SCOTS Emulsion for weak
ness and wasting
Won ss1 You .astis Tree urau rsg..a.
SCOTT a Bow Nt CIV rsHIi Street. Me- YEA
boz country. says the New WoKIcau
Mr CroDr Is making bis hoaduuauor
100 Albuquerque. ln connection with
DIS duties as president of the Albu.
lueIouo Traction company. which lat
Ger iH nov engaged GA consuucuns
an electric railroad from Albuquerque
tn ola Albuquerque with tho lnteu
t'1n Of exiondlng the same 90 sando.
al 'n sandoyal county
Mr Greer said: n have iust ro
urnod from visit 10 the ranches
and ranges of the Victoria Land ana
cattle company ln Grant and Luna
counties While the season o. very
iry indeed cattle there are not yet
uncrng There is plenty OF feed on
the ranges and they are s.lll strong
enough 90 wax quite a distance fof
sater OF course. stock water SIS rot
Iur very scarce and we hope for "a
uDeiy SNOW or rain MOI many cat.
de- have boon sold ont % that section
recently on account 0f low prices.
and the ranges arc becoming over
tockod on that account. Suu I hope
'og The best There has boon some
a.u 30 california. which has relieve :
Dee situation there considerably. ana
we are therefore able 90 ship our beet
attic there tor marketing ana Tor
.od.ng"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
EMPHATIc TAX.
The Kind That Carries Conviction 10
Every Albuquerque Reader

The Kind That Carries Conviction 10
Every Albuquerque Reader.
Conviction must follow such om
phatic proof as i8 Flvon here. The
testimony 10 Albuquerque residents
should satisfy the most akopucai
Here De- an Albuquerque case. Read
10 and Soc n doubt can exist IN enc
face 0f this evidence.
W n Tnpp engineer ID The iIoie.
Alvafado, residence en- South Broad
waY says ~ hackachD had bcaa m,
ONLY symptom 81 Kidney trouble ml
case would probably have been yory
simple h1t whoa there Was added o.
70 trouble uifh tho kidney secretion
ihe application $50 not respond a.
medicine as readily a. crpectei
About once every year ! bad these
ATTACKS and the uao of noanr Niinc.
Pills. procured al tho Alwrad0 nhnr
macy tdcd me over ono which was
only successor OF similar proceed
uroa Dor FIK months Z have hrd Im.
muuIty from the annoyance and NJ
D1ana kidney PMS can bo feponI.
upon 90 art al they did when thay drr
come to mY notice know what 90 uae
should me attack rocur in thc future
Hpr eala by ai dealers Price 90
cents Foster Nlhuu Co. Buffalo. n
81. soie agents for thn United States
hemembtr me name Doan's and
take no substitute on
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Tho first ace on uCu you nave q
cold should be- % roucvc the lungs.
ans remedy hqucfoa tho tough niue.
us and causes lts expulsion from tho
air cells OF the lungs. produces q free
aHpoCtoratlon. ana opens tao accrc-
iona A complete cure soon follows
This remedy wall cure n sever cold
Ia loaa time than any Otn0 trea'
moni and 70 ieavns the system O.
natural and healthy condition. n
COuutCrnctB any tendency toward
pneumonia. For sale hy all drugEsta.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
For nIlIlard champIonshlp.

Now York. Fob. l.--i3yoy thing Is Ia
readiness az the Lioderkrhnz club for
tho opening tonight o. the tournament
90 determine the amateur billiard
championship OF America There has
been a great revival OF interest In tho
game this winter and as conso-
quonco tho tournament Is attracting
much attention Canada and eli sec
lions uf the Unhcd States. with the
exception OF the Pacific coast. will be
represented among the contestants
Much regret is felt over the inability
Of Wilson siguumoy the Pacific coast
champion. 20 take part
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
GIG laRioArioa svsrll.

} ~. Holmes has boon IN The vlcIu
lty uf Trey PiU3raa 10 examine Cove
.akS reservoir with a view Of extend.
Inc tho Toliec canal system from
Colorado into New Mexico.
a system OF reservoirs o. Co Dee lo-
Gated along tho los Pinos river. not
Gar from Antonlto.
Cove lake reservoir and the Romero
'anal are the only parts % iho go
ON thus oar completed They ere In
colorado south of Antouito. and COW
Pr 1000 acres OF government land un.
pa which a colony of farmers vill ho
established this spring