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Condition of the Trea.ury.
New York Cotton Market.

WASHINGTON. June 2L--To-day's treasury
statement shows: Available cash balance,
$136 495 651; gold, s56 999, ,o1O.
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New York stock List.

E. F. Hutton & Co. 400 California street.
San Francisco, members OF the New York
Stock Exchange. furnish the following official
quotations OF that Exchange:
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AUCTION SALES
Private Sale

Carload of high-grade horses. from 1850 TO
1900 pounds. from ranch Of Henry Egli. Scott
Valley, Cal FRED II. CHASE & CO., 1872
Market ST., 5. F.
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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, June 21.-COFFEE-Cables Of
fered no encouragement TO local bulls Some
little buying for European account at the
was limited and disappointing. The fact
of the season. and although interior supplies
are small, the demand indicates a waiting
policy. The course OF the market hinges on
whether Europe will be more anxious to buy
than Brazil to sell new crop arrivals.
Futures closed steady. net 3 points higher.
Sales were 90 750 bags. including July 620c,
August 6.30@6. 35c, September 6.4066. 45c, De-
cember 6 65G6. 75c, March 6.S0c and May 6 CSC.
BUTTER-Quiet, unchanged
CHEESE-Firm, unchanged.
HOPS-Quiet.
HIDES-Quiet.
WOOL-Steady,
PETROLEUM-Easy.
DRIED FRUITS.
EvAPORATED APPLES Are without
change. Common to good. 4k@4Ac; prime.
3es acc: choice. 6661ac, and fancy, &c.
PRUNES-Are quiet, but remained firmly
held on the advance basis on the coast. Spot
quotations range from 2a4c to &c, according
to Grade.
APRICoTs Continue firm. with choice quot
ed at 10d10hc, extra choice at lie and fancy
at 12@15c.
PEACHES-Are firm, with choice quoted at
10Q10Ac. extra choice at 10l5@10&c and fancy
at I2di5c.
RAISINS-Unchanged with loose muscatel
quoted at 4G6Ac; seeded raisins at 5A@6&c,
and London layers at S1@1 Is.
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SALES

Morning Session.
Miscellaneous Stocks
Sanitary Reduction Works 1 90 W
10. 600 Asso. on Co. stk. TT. Cer...... So
Afternoon Session.
1891 Asso. OH stk. Co. TT. cer,-....-- 81
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and other Grains.

Wheat and Other Grains.
WHEAT-Chicago was lower on the day and
follow Chicago down. The cash grain was
steady. with 81 As bid for new No. 1.
CASH WHEAT.
Club. M.' 81 5oa1 s.: Northern Biuestem, ST ssH;
srades of Tsf Wheat 81 soS is c 0wer
FUTURES.
Session to IL 80 a. m
Dscemb.r 81 apss ss sI Hsh sss 81 Hss ss s. lSss sss
2 p. m. Session. @
December 50 Gpss sss HEh g 81 Iss ss s. cisss g
BARLEY-The market for spot Feed con-
tnued steady and some dealers even succeeded
in getting small advance. Receipts were
not heavy. but the demand was nothing extra.
There was no change in futures on the morn
~easH BARLEY.
:, Feed zee s2AassA for new; old Brewing
FUTURES.
Session to Ii 80 a. m.
<1sc.u,.r Open. opssnn. High sa Low. sz Close. los
Seller Sss year inewe0s5o bid. s51so asked o
2 p. m. Session.
Rsfs~esr 5sisT srnsw s5a S. SIX SIX s5 ST. s5ss s5s
OATs-The market continues undetermined
still given at 81 20 to 81 As. with 81 25Q1 35
as the average quotations for fair to good,
which the grades now coming in.
CORN-The large line of 640O ctls in from
the West yesterday was reported sold prior
to arrival, so does not come on the market
The situation remains unchanged.
Western sacked 81 31h91 421a for Yellow,
81 4041 43A for White and 81 3591 37h for
Mixed: California large Yellow, 81 40Q1 As;
small round do. 81 4T1a91 So; White. 81 400
As: Egyptian. 81 321a@1 SO for white and
81 25d1 80 for Brown.
RYE-Quotations for new are nominal at
81 371s bid, 81 55 asked. with none Offering
at the moment.
BUCKWHEAT- 81 1902 25 per ctl with the
top figure for seed lots.
Flour and FarinaceOus Goods.
FLOUR-California Family Extras $4 500
10. usual terms; Bakers Extras. 81 1905;
oregon and Washington, Jobbing at SAGA so
per Dbl.
FARINACEoUs GooDs-Prices in packages
are as follows: Graham Flour. So IS per 100
lbs; Rye Flour. 50 IS 1n barrels, 81 75); Rye
Meal So so dn barrels, 81 50); Rice Flour,
So; Corn Meal 81 so: extra cream do, S. 10;
Oat Meal. 81 25G4 80; Oat Groats S. so;
Honiny. So 75q4: Buckwheat Flour. 81 5o@
IS; Cracked Wheat. S3 T5; Farina, 81 so;
Whole Wheat Flour So so; Rolled Oats bbls,
Sc 500e7 so. in sacks S6Q7; Pearl Barley. Sc:
Split Peas boxes. IS 80: Green Peas. IS so per
100 lbs.
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Meat Market.

DRESSED MEATS.
wholesale. rates from slaushterers to dealers
BEEF-4HG6c for Steers and a@5c per lb
for Cows
vEAL-Large, 507c: small 70SAc per ib
per ID.
LAMB-S@ec per lb
PORK-Dressed Hogs. 61A99c per Ib.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound
Livestock delivered In San Francisco, less 400
AZ per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers. 7H07xc; Cows and Heif-
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Butter, Cheese md Eggs.
CHICAGO. June 21.-On the Produce Ex.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY. June 21-2 p. m.

UNITED STATES BONDS.
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TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday:
q. m
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Continued ON Page Il
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

charged and nov men employed 10
take their places, says tho Ei Paso
Herald.
II 10 regarded ne likely that a few
OF the more faithful OF the strikers
Will be taken hack. The general sen
timont among railroad men 10 Blsheo
seems 10 have been adverse 20 the
strikers.
The swltchmen made pcrcmpiOry de.
manda for an increase Of wages from
thirty 90 thirtyhve cents an honr,
glvlng AGENT McNaig two hours 10
which TO secure a "a Omiso 81 an In.
crease In wages.
As General Manager Simmons was
already on his way west. on other
business and superintendent Hunter
could not be reached by wire the two
hour limit lapsod and the men left
their work. causing the yards 10 be.
come idle.
Because Of their failure 90 give al.
equate warning io the company OF
their intention To strike Gene al
Manager simmons issued The orders
TO- discharge Che strikers
Several of the discharged strikers
reached 40 paN1 Saturday night and
Sunday ANA Foe some quarters. M
least they received o. decidedly iririi
reception 1um local aiiroad men.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
JEEISH THANKSGIVING
NOW BEING PLANNED

Wm T. Curtis. writing lu the CHI.
oago Record Herald. says that a com.
mlttco Of seventeen has been appoint.
cd 10 New York 20 arrange Tor the
proper commomoratlon OF the 2aUth
anniversary OF the settlement Of tho
Jews la the United states. The ami
vorfary OF their actual landing pc-
Cured Sept 20. 1904 The frst ON
clal grant from the Dutch West india
company permitting them 10 live la
the New Netherlands VISA Bigncd April
%. 1866. and this event was cole-
lfated by a banquet on the evening Of
April 20 last Il Us proposed 10 ar
range q national celebration next
Thanksgiving day and all tho Jews
of the United States Will be asked 20
participate. The plan - 20 hold reli-
EiOus services simultaneously In every
synagogue In the country. TO give
thanks 90 God for the blessings en-
joyed Ia thla country by the Jewish
people, and 90 erect some appropriate
memorial as an acknowledgment Of
those blessings The money 10 pay
for Il Is TO be raised BY public sub
Bcriptlons among the Jews oi the Uni
ted States. and committees will be
appointed In every city, town and vi.
lage where Jews are living The form
Of this memorial has not a. yet been
decided upon Numerous suggestions
have been made and are now under
confederation by the committee Of
seventeen Il 10 desired 20 make u
perpetual token OF gratitude and
Thanksgiving from the Jewish people
90 the American republic. Il may be
a monument; Il may be an education.
Al fund. or some Institution Of charity
MAJ be founded for the benefit o. tht
entire world.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

what is the matter with a run Of
three days between Los Angeles and
New York; Asks the Los Angeles
Express according to experts who
have made a study " the situation.
such a schedule may be In force and
effect within a year
Contracts Tor large quantities Of
crude petroleum, for use a. fuel In
locomotives. arc said to have been on.
tered into by the Mexican Central
with the Mexican Petroleum com
pany The new fuel ~ expected TO
cause a large saving
The Topeka State Journal says.
VIM. Archer. chief engineer Of the
Santa Re water service. with head
quarters at Topeka. has returned
from uClon whore be went to make
arrangements for tao sinking OF q
number OF wells on the line OF the cut.
on.
The Atchiaon. Topeka a Santa 70
ls building some steel uudCrirame
standard bo.foot postal cars There
viii be- 39 cars In the lot. intended 90
suporsodo the present atwood cars,
which VIII De converted into baggage
cars The olana Tor the new postal
Gags have boon approved by govern
ment officials.
Frank Moore an engineer ON iho
Mexican Central railway. who has
been visiting relatives in the city for
some time. yesterday purchased two
iOJs n Lena peace. The cOnsldcra
tton was $3.50, and tho now pur.
chaser will at once begin the erection
0f $4,000 residence thereon.
Conductor " J Thomas who fnr
tAC past few months has been um
ming between Albuquerque and Las
Vegas on ono of the fast trains which
wDro taken on ihe other day. has no.
turned lo Ration fo take tho Hioashurg
cua' rum Mr. Thomas has lived az
Ration mco that town was In its in
fancy ana bee is glad to gct back
home.
This morning train No. was sent
cast as d0uhie.hondcr and consisted
OFF thirteen cars This De- the third
Time 'his week that thia train haf
hoou sout uut of this city % double
hOade and railroad men say that trsf
1C 81 uaifcr tnr tH.s iimo OF thC yeai
'haa .u many years past
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
FtLLs 10 Hls DEATH
iN RlO CRANDE WATERS

W.. working on @ beam over
hanging Iho NHtsr GOA tno sierra Mad.
uH.s Hnard s. Brown. d hrldee
carpenter lose nis footing Juis mom-
.ua tpa nu n.o thc swollen Wdtrts
"a. " No aran1c aud was drowned,
lyE lho E lJa1 Herald Although
tHe UuuT. repair force sfra.HDd iher
.fes Goo catch t.ht ol him. hI body
au.Oi io.H Efforts t0 recover tao
.lI. by duHsus have proved zoe.
u
UIoau ha8 worked l0r thc sierra
laIl. Hal.t ESQ weeks. although boz
Boon employed on nearby dlyi.
..u u. ya.s uoutDrne boo El pas1
.a. 10 number %. months
u. boon receiving h.a mail n
H. OTIS. luI. Lc entered iAc sen.
Ic. UI t.u sID.la MaUfo boz made hIs
'.uu lI tuo roomIur house above
urau Bros Store Kept DIS Mfs
I.u.a ID m..DT DDS no ,.sluUl
.rI. OH. r.tu about JWo Wecks ago
Tlc sierra Madre lmcia's wore un.
..Is iu ..t auy information regard
Browne 90. 80. Noyor. bridge
builder lI.a Iuuau. called 90 Browns
..m.0 rHYW .HH morning. 1ul thu ,
received tbo uIlugs of Brown
DEATH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
mAoHlNisrs LosE Stake.

The kansas city Journal says Cen.
oral Manager Hurley. OF me SANTA Fo
announces the victory OF tho road
over Che striking machuiaa aud boil
ormBkDn Dol complete Tho men for
molly have NOT called 0ff fhe strike.
buf thoy have given up th0 contest
AS many as possible have obtained
Positions elsewhere The oai had
no tbr Roast dImcuity 'u eg'tlug men
Dob Hl ali tho positions vacated hy The
strikers
Tho s8utn Fo service Be- wording
hard TRYING 90 lind evidence akuinHt
train wrecfofa FROM certain re.
marks that have been overheard tho
officials of tho road have reason 20
hol'ago some of the former cmp'0tns
of tho road are responsible Tor thc
rfHmufs Hf fr1Innf0ckns 0u fhn
saui1 Fo DURING Csc past Two months.
Tho evidence H uUi sufficient i1 say
whether tho striking msch.uiHiH ur
hu.lrfmn.Dr arH r0 n1uH.nlr ou ihH
nmrHi. p irving t0 NDA ouf fhc
HuH r.elrHIur fho mHifor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
PLENTY or PROOF.


The greatest skopilc can hardly fail
10 be convinced In the face of evil
dence like this II Is impossible To
produce better proof OF merit than the
testimony OF residents OF Albuquerque,
o. people who can be sooa az any time.
Read the following case OF IL;
j. A. skinner dealer In staple and
fancy groceries, li6 West Gold ave.
nue.. says. when man finds from
observation and experience that an
article extensively advertised does not
do as IL promises Il Is bis duty 20
prevent his fellow men from squanAer-
Ing probably hard earned wealth in
It's purchase II IL Just as much tho
dnty OF a citizen 20 tell his friends and
acquaintance about articles upon
which they can absolutely depend.
Some time ago there came 70 hly no
tlce q case OF a child whose control
over the kidney secrotions was limit
ed. The parents procured for h
Doan's Kidney pills az the Alyarado
pharmacy. and the treatment. accord
lng 10 directions for children, was
commenced. In addition 20 the limit.
Cd control there was considerable
backache the complications fully prov.
ing that in some way the kidneys wore
either weakened or over excited. The
treatment Of Deans kidney Pills 20
strengthened. washed and purified the
kidneys that the annoyance ceased"
For sale BY ali dealers. Price 60
cents. Foster.Mllburn Co. Buffalo, n.
~ sole agents for tho Unitod States.
HQmofnlnF the MAN and
take NO other. as
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
CAMP BRINE lTEyS

Mrs Yarchuw. with three of the
harUood home ri s returned Wed.
nesdaS from ten days vacation az
he camp
Mr. Bernie has secured the services
OBJ Mrs Keefc as cook for che com.
ms season
Niles Laura T. camp OF saginaw,
Mich H spending the summer at
Camp n'ruie
WU barrow the postal clerk went
out ON thu stage Tuesday and win
spend some time in the mountains.
Mrs Elizabeth Thompson, wife Of
Albert W. Thompson. receiver OF the
United states land onice az Clayton.
died In that town on sunday last, Mf
Thompson has the sympathy OF many
Santa Fo friends IN his bereavement.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

slide or in winter and where one
roof ends, another somehow manages
to begin until thc lowest caves a.
most touch the ground The effect Us
picturesque. The abundance of tim.
por in ihe county makes wood tho
cheapest building mxierlal The town
o. Bergen, the largest town on the
west coast ~ Norway and the prin.
cipa tourist center, b almost entirely
built Of wood. and az q result there
are frequently dangerous fires.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

The new state ~ Norway 81 a cuun
Try Of queer architecture in fact. lts
architecture Oh the most remarkable
Ia the world
Some of lho suburban houses in
America may appear to say about fhe
last word Ia the use 81 shingles, but
tho Norwegian houses leave them ai
the post q ~ amazing 90 see how
many roofs g Norwegian architect
VIII stick on q single ediflce.
Each b. very steep 40 The snow Will
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

stockholm, June 2a.-TherO 10 no
foundation for the rumors circulating
az Copenhagen and elsewhere OF the
probability that King Oscar will abb
dictate IN favor OF the Grown Prince,
In consequence Of the dissatisfaction
Of some Of the factions with the gov
efn,aent's pacihc attitude IN the
present crisis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

Mrs q Garcia, aeed 90 years, died
yesterday at her home 10 iiloras
c0nyan, ate lingering illness She
o. survived hy a husband aud five
childton three boys and two girls.
Tho amains Wcra buried ths morn.
Ing Boz Santa Barbara cemetery, the
funeral taking place from San Felipe
de- Neu cathedral ln ola Alhuquor'
que
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
RAILROAD NOTES

from Wednesdays Daily Citiscn)
J. 8. Morrison. city passenger agent
| of the Santa Ne AZ El paso IL expect.
cd 10 return the latter part OF the
week from a visit IN California.
A. N. Brown and " Il. Stiles have
|left Ei Paso for Chicago where they
Xviii take up several matters between
the Rock island and the Phelps Dodge
Ines.
Byron A. Andlll. employed Ia the
baggage room at the local station, LETT
Today for visit 60 bis old homo NJ
|Hurdland No. lie will be absent a
ouplo Of weeke.
Considering that there was no spe'
rlRi excursion to Cloudcroft n. ~.
|Dnp of the largest crowds In the his
/ DRY Uf that summer resort spent SUI
HAY there. Gays the El paso News.
i A. g. GrmHhaw. travelling freight
Ind passenger agent of The Santa 70
L 'enifal arrived no Santa Fe yCstcr'
|4lay from I'D pas0. whore ho has been
H. cuisines. connected with bis posi-.
ION
Feed Fluior formerly employed In
H. chem fa ofnct ai tho local Santa
H. ehona hnt who Tor the past two
-
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N' ein.
ony uen uh1 hss eno1 lup.
f' . ' ~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

Harry Buckley. night round house
foreman % the shops a. Alamogordo.
returned the other evening with bis
bride frorn pu9alo n N Nra Hrlrk.
ley'a maiden name was MlAs Katie
TAFT Alamogordo Is 70 b. thclr a.
ture home
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
EtNNA TO sUCcFfD RlPItY
RuNoFs ARE OUT REGARDING
CHANCES tN EXECUTIVE STAFF
or SANTA FE.


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n
.HH na 1r, solicitor
De- .a uaH sfH..l t..f fhe r
10 ..H' fmH W lr u
E.HH" iu nu'.u ".fn tn. company
U pros I.H' '' fN. 'r af
Ppm. CHANCES In nU WHID whom 'he
"ncc.' |lr t'N... 1HI Nf.
IH''r0p H1n'I t11'n h" F.FDn mo
.''" of. hr.t Vice pro DENT 1nd gene
.rnI .I..''H
rcp1i hn ut IHn General
l. n'a
'f' Fi1n" hn'f pro ''ni pr
N.rnlnn Ionnha a SANTA p" rau-
H'H thr mnn who has placed chat
'.'Dn 5000 Zoe h'Fh r1ad i0 prosperity,
H.' af ho lfnf 'n i'. historic town
.. Worcester ln OBJ" old commonwealth
oi N1schu.o' a .'IWnu ann OF
worthy h'" In body ami hIH Too
ltHiH. hr "a" perhaps fhe ono Whn
ln railway circle. physically 1rf meme
''IN 1nahIe of successfully accom-.
pliHh'nE tro gigantic task aot, before
hiW His career ln che transportation
service hogan ln lhtN when ln The
hrst bloom oi Young manhood After
havnr served tho Union star Line az
, Boston a8 contracting freight agent
he became chief CLERK 20 General
( Eastern Agent Boar ~ the Chicago,
[ liurlinFion a Quincy having acted M
Ihal capacity Tor Two years hla next
.lep UPWARD was 70 become the New
England 1Fent or that in' Won
General ' EASTERN i9' a"ent Ind IN ISIS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

Windsor W. June ~ Mrs Mar
Rogers, wno vas 20 have been hanged
today, has been released from soil
tary confinement and permitted %
mlngle with the other prisoners. This
privilege Is tue result os the action
of the rnifed States district court
Yesterday in granting an appeai %
The supreme cont
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

The Well Fargo EHpress company
has added new express wagon and
team 90 ~ transfer OUTFIT In this city.
This makes thrive wagons the CON
peny nov has on tho streets whleh
shows that 4 u dong a good bust.
ness.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS
From Thursdays Daily either }

Herbert Brooks. manager Of the
San Jose market. ~ laid up by NJ.
ness.
Mrs j. ". Hasslngef has gone 20
81. Louis for an extended visit with
relatives
Miss Jennie Seymour left last night
for a visit with her parents ia Pueblo,
Colo. she win be gone several
weeks.
Mrs. r. L. LaByer. OF Dcnison.
Texas. is on visit 60 her parents.
ur. and Mrs. J. H. Hutchinson, Of
this city.
The First street natltorum has
been rented 90 private parties for to-
night and therefore will not be open
10 the public
Howa q =. Cowgill. am empioye Of
the American Lumber company b.
confined 90 hls home by an. attack of
rheumatism
Mrs a. W white of Plttsburr. pa
arrived In she city yesterday Co VISIT
her niece. Miss May T.. DunaldsOn. OFF
i23 South Hleh street.
Misses Maud and Ruby custer ioft
last niFht Tor Berkeley Cali where
they will attend n summer school Io.
The next two months
David WELLER len today on the
woai bound limited TOR California.
whor0 be VIII spend the summer Wis.,.
.sinF the various aoashore resorts.
T.. n. Edgar. OF tho ImuorIal nnn-
dry. returned to Ahuuuer1uo nrf
nleht from ana rytcu1uI Visf With r.l-
atvcs and friends 'u noonvi'l9. $50.
Ellsworth lnraia. United saier
claims n thls territory. went to SAINT
claims n this territory. went io
santa Rosa today ON Official business.
81 w. Ti0um0y. of the First Na
Coual hank who BIAS been 100 ior ibo
past wpok lou las nieht for an og.
tended s0iou at Coronado Bmch
CAL
o. g. BaHc0OI e.uoui mOf ~lanl of
Kelly. 4rcumUln.rI Ht he family
spent ho day In tHHaun.Gno ou hr#i.
ut.s uD reports .HIues at fbo min.
Ing ramB BOOMING.
IIcnco D. CHft. OF SANTA F.
latter spending r.. Hrt. m .hn rf.
un Dos Way bum. um hun'Hnta .r.u|
.o 'Netcp. ioT uf ne CauIal rtg
.th.a morning
~. d. shq0.r. I'D. Vae. gaus..f..
nho laa boom n tI.uHuororr several
months. thc rrr.. .f D. o gustu,B
Lot fHa Waabhrrr If..Ilnv .rpi.,Y.
.on In.f rffnf f1r r.....
BE- naNu.r ar|t.i ip .br r4v
I Iau nfrhf from U.rs. and today
commenced to .. ..laalnf,I sim
|hI. NOW fufirs oI r. tr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
OTHER RAilRoADER TO
LEAVE THE SANTA re

NJ Chicago Tribune says Another
|thc chief officers Of the Atchlson,
poke a Santa "a considering an
b. OF q position which will not only
o him away from the road, but VIII
l. him away from Chicago Re
rs emnnatlng from both Chicago
New York are circulated In
en- II Is said that James German,
|rht traffic manager Of the Santa
since w y. Blhhle went 10 the
|'k Island. is 10 go 10 New York a.
instance Of his old chief Paul
|rion. The story IL that Mr.. Cor.
y Is 20 no placed az The head Of the
.ipany which IA 20 build the new
way for the Metropolitan Traction
Rpany. which place Paul Morton
epicd ana afterward abandoned 20
i N bis place at the head ~ the
iitahle Insurance company
During the time they were both on
Santa re Mr.. German and Paul
rton were close friends. Last Fri
only n short time after the an
Incement was made that Morton
|Id head the Equitable, Mr.. Cor
, received a telegram from him
ing him 20 come az once 20 New
~ for consultation Mr.. German
k the next train. TIE has not 70
he'd 10 Chicago. having sailed from
" York FOR Galveston. whence. he
return home within a few days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
sTRlKERs FIRED AT ONCE.

~ the decisive action o. General
hager ~ J. simmons, a strike OF
switchmen IN the Bisbee yards
be Southwestern reached a speedy
The sixteen strikers were dis
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-11
uom Nature Rrotects Buds.

The infinite variety of natures laws.
the nice adaptation of all forms of life
to varying circumstances and condi-
lions. the wonderful inventive genius
which nature displays in devlsing a
particular means to every special end,
is nowhere more forclbly illustrated
than In tho development of the buds,
and In the -ious mean adopted for
their protection during the long sieep
of winter, writes Frank French In
Scribner's. Observation of these win
ter buds will disclose ample evidence
that the trees are torehaEaed, having
completed tNeir preparations for the
spring adornmcnt s before the
season arrives 1t will also show that.
while the trees appear 20 stand un-
shielded in the winter blasts, the ex-
tre~lities. tender and susceptible to
&C =, are most carefully and cleverly
protected. each accot ling 10 its needs