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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
NOTICE

To r. w Web Francis h. Downs. ~.
tates. Admin traitors and Heirs aud
Assigns OF samei
You and car1 % YOU are hereby no
Tiled that your co.Ownors, q L..
Erooks and W s. Strlckler. have eS.
pcnded two h1nierd t2O0l dollars in
labor aud Improvements upon the Old
Timer Lode. stlated IN the New Plec.
ers Mining District. County OF Santa
Fc Territory " New Mexico. $4,000
for each year as will appear ~ Ger.
Ilncatea fird N1v 3, 1908. and Nov.
90. 1904. In tn lifice OF the Recorder
oI said COUNTY in order 10 hold said
premlses undor he provisions OF sec
Ion 232I Revised Statutes OF the
United States icing the amounts re-
qlired 20 hold The same for the years
ending Dec. 80. 1908, and Dec 81,
1904 And II within ninety days after
thl notice FOL utilization you fail OF
% use to Contribute your portion OF
such expendiiure your respective In
teTests IN said claim viii become the
property OF tho suhscriners under said
section 232f
W :. sHTRICKl.ER
l.. BROOKS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

poses. Referred TO tho committee on
territorial affairs.
House bill No 20. BY MIR. Sanchez.
an act regulating pawnbrokers. Re.
ferrod 90 the committee on judiciary.
House bin No. Is. by Mr. Ellls.an
act providing a aystem Of procedure
in appeals aud wrlts 81 error from the
district court and the repeal Of ali
acts in conflict herewith. Referred TO
the committee ON judiciary.
House bin No. ~. BY AR. Wilkor.
son. an act prohibiting the establish.
mcnt OF saloons near railroad con
structlon camps. Referred to The
committee on territorial affairs.
House bin. No. rs, by Mr.. wilkcr-
son upon request. an act prohibiting
roping and cattle roping exhibitions.
Referred to the committee on agri-
culture.
House bin No. 20. by Mr. Baca. an
Get providing for the building Of an
armory at Santa BE. Referred to the
committee on finance.
House bin No. 80. by Mr.. Baca, an
ac1 authorizing the territorial board
OF education 20 issue certificates TO
conductors % normal Institutes and
10 suggest changes In school legisln.
zion. Referred to the committee on
resolutions.
Mr. Baca introduced house resoiu.
lluh Ne. g, providing for two a. u.
tional members on the committee Of
privileges and elections. Messrs. Ellis
and De Baca being named az such ad.
ditional members In the resolution.
Mr. Sanchez opposed The resolution
aud moved 10 table Il. After a spirit
cd debate. the motion 10 table was de
teated. n votes 10 6. the speaker not
voting
A motion to amend the resolution
BY Mr. Sanchez again resulted in O
heated debate. Mr.. Baca demanded
an immediate investigation adding
that II he IL entitled TO bis seat Of
not entitled to Il, he wants 20 know
Il without further delay. A mOtioE
70 Adjourn BY Mr.. Sanchez was los
by no TO votes. Tho amendment o
Mr.. Sanchez that the COMMITTEES
should rcport whenever q desired
was loss by n 20 votes. The origlna
molten was then carried by vote o
IS 90 4.
Messra. Ellis and De Baca wer
thereupon added 10 the committee Of
privileges and elections which n 4
report tomorrow morning immediate
By upon the reading OF tho journal
The house then adjourned until 1
o'clock this forenoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
nearInn on pIfl.rtntlal case.

Washington, Jan. 25.-The Inter
state commerce commission today be-
gan hearing GA what rs known as
the dliierential case. This case IL
regarded as one Of great Importance,
Involving as Il does the problem OF
Inc difiorentlals In the relative freight
rates 10 New York. Philadelphia, bal
llmore, Newport News. Norfolk aud
other Atlantic seabOaFd points,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

Edward Relsler Santa 70 shop
cmploye. was arrested last night for
being drunk and disorderiy. Reisler
had hls check garnisheed yesterday
and celebrated he event by boozlng
NJ. He raised a disturbance az his
boarding house on the south side and
when arrested had a paddock aud
chain In his pocket and Il " supposi.
ton that he carried Il for a weapon.
lie was fned so In police court this
morning. the court being leEient and
letting him on on the charge named.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

New York. Jan 60 New York ex-
perlonced today one OF the worst
storms OF the winter Heavy snow
was blowing into great drifts BY for.
ty.mile wind, making travel difficult.
The temperature this morning was rs
above zero and was falling.
Several fires gave the nremen a
great deal OF hard work under dlfi.
culues. while the storm was at its
height Several transatlantic steam.
ers and coastwlse steamers due today
have not arrived an0 are supposed 10
be riding out IN the gallo outside cf
Sandy Hook bar. Among them Is the
rotterdam.
In brooklyn one man was found
frozen to death In a snowdrift.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
A nIftnreni Iudn. orawferd.

Police news was decidedly on this
week. Judge Crawford threatens 70
20 ON a strike unless something hap
pens pretty qulek.--Wllllams News.
When Williams assumes the proper
ti0na OF a metropolitan town. like Al
buquerqde. there will be no necessity
for the police Judge 10 40 on a strike.
our Judge Crawford is one Of the
busiest men In Albuquerque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

Baca and Sandoval.
Mr.. Pondlelon for the minority had
handed hts report to the chief clerk
Immediately after the reading Of the
minutes. This report was Ia favor Of
unscaling Mr. Baca Of Santa Pc
Mr. SANCHEZ Il Mora. moved the
adoption Of the minority report Then
followed parliamentary fight that
took up tho rost Of The forenoon SEES.
sion. After several dilatory motions
the vote Of adopting the minority re.
port was taken II resulted ~ TO a
against rs adoption OWING 20 the
hubbub another roll call and then still
another was demanded. These. as well
ar fourth roll call resulted i2 20 A
for the rejection Of the minority re-
port
Mr. Wiikerson moved for the adop'
ton OF the majority report and then
moved the previous question.
Mr.. SANCHEZ moved to adjourn an.
an this forenoon. The roll was
called but a dIsputc arose over the re-
suit which Was settled by Speaker
Daiios Announcing the house adjourn
ed until this forenoon by a vote OF
~ 20 II,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
ALSuQutsQut WEEKLY sITIztE
LIVELY DEBATE
HAD IN HOUSE

= Special 10 The Citizen. =
= Santa Fe. n. NJ. jan 25.--The y
= council held a short session this =
= morning.. =
= -Four bills introduced by Greer y
y were read and referred 20 proper =
= committees for action. =
= an members present y
= Adjourned az 1880 a. m. TO =
= meet tomorrow morning. =
y Mos, OF members were guests =
y of the house during the remain. =
= der Of the morning session Of =
= tina, body =
- The house met at 10 o'clock =
= with ali members present. =
= Several resolutions we're intro
y ducod by Baca. OF Santa Ne, y
y chief among which was house =
= resolution No. providing that
= two new members. Ellis and DE ,
= Baca, he added 20 committee on :
= privileges and elections. san. =
= chez moved that resolution be =
= tabled. This resulted In heated ,
4 = debate by Daca aud Sanchez and ,
= upon vote the motion 20 table :
= was Loot Baca then moved that
= the committee on elections make :
= report al once. Another heated ,
= debate followed. naca also win. ,
= ming the point again and CON- :
= ml,iee was ordered 20 make re. :
= port tomorrow morning. Very
y likely that contestoes will retain
y tholr seats.
= This ended the morning SEES.
y sion and adjournment was taken
y until tomorrow morning at 10
= O'Clock.
.NNNN N~NN NNN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
axe Give an EnIoyabls Smoker

80" $40 NFANNNNf
About two hundred members OF the
Albuquerqus 0dge. d. r, o. E., assem-
bled In Their odge roons In Elks' hall
last night g. enjoy whet proved to be
the most sue sssful smoker In the his.
tory OF the lodge.
Mayor FraEk Mckee, Tor the Eiks'
Lease HOLDING company, gave a short
address az Tie star on, after which
the cigars we're passed around and
the good time started. The usual
events Of an Elk smoker we're gone
through, an 10 say the least. every
body enioyea an excellent time.
The fun la ed until about n o'clock
when Il was announced that a spread
was waiting u the banquet han, where
coffee, sand ches. fried oysters aud
the ineyitabe beer were served.
II Is the utentlon Of the Elks "a
give one OF those enjoyable smokers
every month "a the future
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
BAKER FUNCTIONS
DINNER PARTY IN HONOR or
MRS. BAKER THIS AFTERNOON
-FAREwsLL Receptions TO-
NIGHT.

CF'rom Frldays Daily Citlzenl
Mrs, B s Baker was the guest OF
honor at an elaborate dinner party
given this sfternoon Al the Alvarado
by Mrs. solomon Luna The table
decorations we're ferns snd palms and
pink carnations. Those present we're
Mrs. baker, Mrs. Harry Ice, Mrs. Al
fred Grunsiold, Mrs. -. s. Rodey. Mrs.
Ira Bennett. Mrs. Thomas s. Hablssii,
Mrs. r. A. Hubbell, Mrs. W. n. Greer,
Mrs. II. p owen, Mrs. John Bora
Dale, Mrs. holland. Mrs. Sam Nau'
stadt, Mrs w y. Chllders, Mrs. }.
Van Houleu II Ration, Mrs. Foster OF
New York, and the hostess.
This evening the Commercial club
will onteri1ln IN honor OF Judge
Baker president OF that organization.
This fnnctloa win be- given as a fare
we'll reoop0 ON to Mr.. Gnd Mrs. Baker
and viii include the usual dance FRO
gram In addition 20 a special program
which has been arranged for the oc'
caalon. Mr and Mrs. Baker leave on
the morning train tor Omaha, Neb.,
where the Judge will resume the law
practice he ett two years ago TO come
10 New MeXlco.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
AWFUL COLD
WEATHER PREVAILING

Washington. Jan. 25.-The middle
Atlantic coast Is the scene OF a severe
storm. and the weather map today
presents a most extreme condition OF
winter.
General SHOWS. accompanied by Sc
we're nurthcrly galos. have visited tho
territory east Of the Mississippi rive
In the Missouri valley and the north.
west the temperatures ranged from iG
TO 30 degrees below aero.
SIN lower temperatures may bo OK.
pected tonight east ana south. with
freezing weather In Florida.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

Cincinnati. Ohio. Jan. 26.-There
will be a large gathering OF medical
men here next week for the annual
convention OF the Alpha Kappa Kap'
pa fraternity. The society has TWEEN
ty'seYon chapters, and men OF promi'
nence will attend from all parts OF the
country. Elaborate preparations are
being mado for the reception and en-
tertsinment OF the visitors.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

Harry Lookhart. Jr, son of Harry
ilockhart. OF Albuquerque. the we'll
known mining man, whose claim TO
tho rich Washington mine In New
Mexico was recently confirmed by the
supreme court sitter eleven years OF
litigation, left El raao Saturday morn
ing with party OF Toledo people who
are Interested In the Toledo mines Of
sonora TO 20 TO the mines. Mr.. Lock.
hart IL superintendent OF the shelter
at Toledo. Sonora. Mrs Harry Lock
hart, his mother Is at present visiting
the family OF T. 8 Austin, superln.
tendeni OF the El Paso smelter. Upon
reading Saturday evening OF the mur'
ders by Yaqul Indians Mrs. Lockhart
telegraphed 10 her son not 10 so 60
the mines without safe conduct, She
has not heard from her son yet Among
the Toledo. Ohio. people with MT
l.0okhart Is Colonel Clauser, presl'
dent OF the company. who has IRE.
qucntly been In El PasO--El Paso
Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

special Apgnt y, Grygla OF the gen
eral land onIce. who has made bis
headquarters he past few months at
the federal hulldlng In Santa Re. will
leave next week for oregon. where be
viii be probably detailed 20 assist IN
the invesiieu ON OF the alleged land
IraundA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

Kansas City. Jan. 25.-lntonse cold
continues today IN the southwest. In
Kansas city Il was u degrees below
zero.
In Kansas Il was considerably be-
low zero. Concordia. Kansas. was i6
below zero.
st. Louis. Jan. Co. The coolest
weather OF the season today. u was
degrees hollow zero.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
south olkots Editors.

Huron. s. y ian IA number OF
South Dakota editors reached here TO
day to be p-eant az the annual mid
winter session n the South DAKOTA
Press 1ss0cia on. which opens here
this evening aud continues through
the next two lays. The president OF
the association " c. n. Tlnan, OF Kim
ball. and On. secretary George Schlos-
ser, OF sio. Fails The program Of
papers AM discussions gives promise
" COW ion OF much interest TO
those onga A In newspaper making.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

Chicago. Jan. ga hard snow
STORM accompanied by a stin wind.
prevailed here today. A fall Of TWEEN
" degrees in temperature 10 degrees
below is expected tonight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
IN Massachusetts.

Boston, Jan 25.--A snow storm
which began last nigni assumed Sc
vero proportions today. being acorn
panied by a heavy northern gale. The
thermometer registered . above.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

Dcs Moincs, Jan 25-lowa Is suffer
ing today from a fierce gale from the
northwest. with the temperature ~
AnErees below zero
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

Omaha. Jan. 25 Seventeen degrees
below zero this morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
AAs sroop nc TEsT b YeARs

HAo Sloy1 lFG Dol % fNfNNo
The old, Top sinai GROVES Tasteless
Chill Toni You know what you sre
taking. O. iron and quinino In a
iasteless lan No cure. no pay. 5Oc.
The Washington times., 1905-04-05
BLUE BELLS CIRCLE"
STARTS AUSP|C|0USLY
Latest Accession to Sunshine Society
Bids Fair to Outrival Predeces-
sors Doing Good.

The "Blue Bells Circle" one Of the
most business-like and well-trained cir
cles of the National Sunshine Society
yet organized, was granted charter at
the home of its secretary, Mamie Shan
non, 81 Twelfth street southwest, last
evening.
The members of this circle are thor
oughIy acquainted with the objects and
aims of the Sunshine Society, and the
organizer had little work to do They
had held what they termed a prelim-
mary meeting, at which 1t was decided
to have dues, which will be spent IN The
purchase of magazines for the sick in
their neighborhood- They also intend
giving magic lantern shows, and nu-
merous other schemes will be inaugural
ed to help swell thezfund in the treas
ury. Most of the members have flower
beds in their yards, too, and they ex-
pect TO gladden. many q sick room with
fresh punches of flowers.
The secretary has organized an elab-
crate system of keeping an account OF
each meeting. Not only will the min
utes be taken. but also the attendance,
cleanliness, and behavior of each MEM
Der commented on. The member hav-
ing the best record at the end Of each
month will be given a prize.
The members are Katie Cowan presi-
dent; Mamie Shannon, secretary; Betty
Douglas. treasurer; BERTHE Bertenson,
Byron Newgent, Gussie Douglas, Lewis
Willie, and Ethel Mangum- 80
The Washington times., 1905-04-05

, and can instantly sec inside the lungs
and easily locate any disease that may
be there Then he can readily tell
what the treatment should be that will
cure it No doctor can direct a proper
treatment when ne Is in doubt about
whether his patient has Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, or merely Catarrh
of the Tubes; neither can he tell the diff
ference between these diseases, or the
stage to which they have advanced, by
listening on the outside with his ear or
by humping the chest. The DR.. Wright
X-Light is the first and only means Civ
en- to medical science that will instant
ly show any disease at any stage inside
the lungs.
No class-of diseases requires the at
tention of specialist so much as
Throat and Lung Diseases, because of
the extreme difficulty in telling one dis
case from another in their early stages
and while there is time TO cure them.
DR.. Wright is the only Knight Lung
Specialist in Washington, and he gives
a personal consultation and examination
and one treatment at his Office free Con-
suit Specialist and learn the truth
about your lungs. Do not wait for the
Spring breakdown to overtake you.
DR.. Wright's office is located al 623 18th
st, cor g ST. Office hours 10 am. to 3
pm.
The Inhalation method will cure Con-
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, and Ca
tarrh
The Washington times., 1905-04-05
DRAWS REGULATIONS
FOR BATHING BEACH

The committee in charge of the bath
ing beach has drawn up regulations for
the government OF bathers and bath
Ing during the ensuing season. which
will open on or about June !. Commits
sioner West has approved the regula-
tons
According to these rules the general
public will be permitted 10 go in
swimmin from 10 O'Clock Il. m. until
] o'clock p. M: and from 2 o'clock p.
m. until supset, every day of the week.
For ladies and their escorts the time
specified is from O'Clock a. m. until
10 O'Clock q. m. Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. Each bather must regis
ter on a description card his or her
name. age. residence, sex and color.
No charge will be made TO bathers
who provide themselves with suita Bile
bathing suits, and bathing suits Will be
kept fer hire at the rates of Is cents for
adults suit with one towel and 10
cents for boys suit with one towel.
The Washington times., 1905-04-05
DELAYS LEAVING
THE COMMUTE
Cortelyou Held Back by
Complications.
NEW D0ES GENERAL WORK
Postmaster General Is Only Attending
to Strengthening Certain
Matters.
NEW B0Es GENERAL WORK

Certain entanglements in the condi-
ton of the Republican National om-
mittee are preventing Postmaster Cen
eral Cortelyou resig11ing his position as
chairman of the committee as he an
nounced several weeks ago that he
would do.
While there is no precedent for the
action, Mr.. Cortelyou feels that it would
be better for a member of the Cabinet
to sever connection with the national
committee, and almost Immediately
after his appointment as Postmaster
General, he gave out a statement to the
effect that he would resign as soon as
certain pending matters could be
Strengthened out. He appointed Harry
S. New, of Indiana, vice chairman, to
act as head of the committee in his
place.
Complications Arise.
Complications arose in several locali-
ties, however. and Mr.. Cortelyou has not
been able to get out of harness as soon as
he had expected In one State particularly
there is a matter that the Postmaster
General wishes to straighten out before
he leaves the committee. But, with the
exception of the consideration of these
cases, Mr.. Cortelyou is having abso-
lutely nothing to do with the affairs of
the committee. The general work is be
ing taken care of by Mr.. New.
A question has been raised as tt
whether or not Mr.. Cortelyou can leave
the committee without the acceptance
of his resignation by the committee. but
in speaking of this phase of the situa-
tion Mr.. Cortelyou said to a reporter
for. The Times today that there was
nothing to prevent his resigning when
ever he decided to do SO.
The Washington times., 1905-04-05
STOMACH MEDICINES
WON'T CURE CONSUMPTaON
The Treatment Must GO to the Lungs Direct

1t is safe to say that medicine taken
into the stomach never yet cured d
case of genuine consumption. The
treatment must go to the lungs direct.
So-called lung medicines are always
hard on the stomach, disarranging the
nervous and digestive systems just at
the time when the patient most needs
to have all his bodily functions in their
best working order FTUT1 q c-F
r The best hospitals and most adj
vanced medical colleges in this coun-
try and in Europe have long since rec
ognized the virtue of the inhalation
treatment must go to the lungs direct
ly to the very seat of the disease and
TO the sore places in the lungs. DR..
Wright further asserts that the breath
ing into the lungs of his Germicidal Va
pors will cure consumption. 1t kills the
germs, prevents further progress of the
disease, arrests the cough and gives the
lungs a chance to heal up. This is the
only method of treating the terrible dis
ease Of consumption which offers any
hope TO a patient with lung disease
A correct diagnosis is the first and
most important step in the treatment
and cure of lung diseases. The family
doctor very often fails to discover the
disease in the lungs until It has
reached the serious and dangerous
stage. DIT. Wright has improved the APP
paratus used in making X-Lighs exami-
nations, and now has IA perfect light,
The Washington times., 1905-04-05
ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES

ALEXANDRIA,. Va. April 5.-Charles
Griffin, jr., was the victim Of peculiar
accident this morning.
Mr.. Griffin was standing near the curb
on the pavement in front Of his store,
in the old Braddock House, in Fairfax
street, when suddenly the pavement
caved in, precipitating him into the cell
lar which runs under the pavement.
The curbstone in falling struck Mr.
Griffin on the leg, inficting a painful.
but not serious. injury.
The rain of last night is supposed to
have weakened the arch which supports
the pavement over the cellar.
KELLY-GELAN.
Alice Gelan, popular young Alexan-
dria woman, was married to Frank A.
Kelly, of Baltimore, at the home of
her aunt, in King street, between Wash
ington and Columbus streets. yester-
day evening. After the ceremony the
happy couple left on, a wedding tour
through the North. They will reside
in Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1905-04-05
DIR. CLIFTON NhYF|ELD
PRESIDENT OF MED|C0S
District Association Holds Annual EIec-
tion-D. w. Prentiss, NJ. D.,
Chosen Secretary.

The Medical Association of the Dis
trict Of Columbia held its semi-annual
meeting last night
officers Were elected for the ensuing
year as follows: President, Clifton
Mayfield, NJ. D.; vice presidents. D.
Olin Leech, NJ D., and G. Brown
Miller. NJ D.; secretary, D. w. Prentiss,
NJ. D.; treasurer, Frank Leech, NJ. D.
sConnselors : Standing committee, G.
Wythe Cook, M. D., George n. Aoker,
M. D.; H. T. A. Lemon, NJ. d.; John S.
McLain, NJ. D.; T. N. Mclaughlin, NJ.
D: E. L. Morgan. NJ. D., James Dad
ley Morgan. M. D.; George c. ODER,
M. D.: William M Spriggs, NJ D.
Censors-L. K. Beatty, NJ d.; Soth-
oran Key. M. D.; Louis Mackan, jr.,
NJ D.
Delegate to the American Medical AS
ISOLATION, George NJ. Kober. NJ D.
Applicants were elected as follows:
Edmund Barry, John Bradford Briggs,
Karl Coates CorIey, B. Alice Crush.
George Altick Clirriden, H A. Fowler
Ralph Alexander Hamilton, Edwin Clar-
ence Hunter, Lawrence Maxwell Hyn-
son, 7. Glen Jones, James Widgerv
Marshall, Buckner Magil Randolph. De
Haven Sharp, Lewis Ellery Story, Henry
w. Tobias.
The Washington times., 1905-04-05
CLERICAL CHANGES IN
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT

Changes in the Navy Department are
announced as fGllows: y " +4I
Appointment-Char E. Windridge.
copyist at $500 per annum, Bureau Of
Equipment,
Promotions-Bureau Of Yards and
Docks: A. O.. Bostrom, from expert
mechanical aid at 1852 per diem to
craftsman and clerk at $500 per an
mum; Richard EZdorf, from hrst-class
architectural craftsman at 1904 per
diem TO expert mechanical aid at 1928
per diem o. d. Leisenring, from
Structural steel work craftsman at
Sz.24 per diem to third-class structural
steel work craftsman, $4.4S; j. G. Lit
tie, from frst-class assistant structural
steel work craftsman, "a per diem to
structural steel work craftsman, ut
1921 per diem, Bureau of Equipment:
A. e. Peat, from copyist at 5000 per an
mum TO clerk at $1,000 per annunl.
observation-disclosures of ConStruc-
ton and Repair: E. c. Hart. clerk at
$1,000 per annum. Bureau of Equip
ment: Carl Mass, clerk at $1,000 per
annunl.