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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
A FARM FOR EVERY FRISCO
LINE RAILROAD EMPLOYE
EACH MAN WHO WORKS FoR TIE
CORPORATION, FROM THE VICE
PRESIDENT DOWN TO SECTION
HAND. TO HAVE HoMEsTEAp.

Adopting a wrench plan for amalra.
mating The Interests of the corpora.
tion and its employees. q. " YOakum.
chairman Of the executive corlmiJ
tee Of the Frisco system tfhe so
Louis a san Francisco railroadl. has
declared that homestead will be- pro
vidcd for every cmplOye Ol the sya.
tenn, from vice president down TO the
section hands, says q ChicagO -la.
patch. by this method M. Yoakum
hopes to establish an entente cor.
dale" among the employees ara
closer afnliation with the corporate in.
tereAis of the railroad One OF the
things which u Ia expected 10 accom-
pliah ~ tto elimination OF strikes.
The hrst experiments are 10 be
made on the Texas line Il II deflaged
that already a majority OF the men
nave HiEnlhed their Intention OF taking
advantage OF the plan.
The idea " 20 soil To every employe
n parcel OF i've or ten acres of land
tributary to the railroad supplied with
water and at a fair valuation, To- be
paid for IN ton years. deferred pay.
menus bearing u low rate OF interest.
One OF the provisions In the contract
~ that Ia case an emplOyo who has
nYalled hlmseif OF this privilege dies.
or H. killed IN an accident while Ia The
service of the company. the land h
10 be- decided IN Zee TO bis wife or fam.
ny. without further obligation on their
part.
II Is provided further. that should an
employe discontinue bis service with
the company from any cause whatever
before the completion Of his contract,
an the money paid In by him Nlll be-
retufned together with Interest a. tho
rate per annum that has been charged
against him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

ParkorsburE. W Va. April is.--John
j. Jackson, the oldest federal Judge Ia
the United States, is Ia very feeble
health an his death az any time would
not be- unexpected.
Judge Jackson. who resigned recent.
~. is 80 years Old and was appointed
10 the bench by President Lincoln IN
1861. He was democrat then. and a
member ol the legislature. he opposed
secession vigorously and q WIS ON
This account that he waa given the
federal bench.
Judge Jackson has been called the
Iron Judge because OF hts sternncse.
he was hated originally by organized
iai'or scores ~ whose leadors be has
sent to jail for contempt Ia the viola.
tlon OF hla lnjuuctlOns His Integrity
however. has never hcen questioned.
The aged lurlst was the last of the
Old school judges lie rode horseback
10 the federal court house every day
thai court was IN session. hls aRddlt
hags with him. Tie threw the bags
over bis arm when be had dlsmouuted
and walked "a hN court nom. IA
wore boots. just AZ he did ni6i. and
his linen was always the most spot
lees.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
USE LESS WATER
GET BETTER CROPS

Professor Hlwood Mead. chief of lr'
rlgatlon IN the department of agri-
culture. Is conducting exhaustive OK
poriments In Colorado 10 determine
for irrigation purposes. lie asserts
mat The use OF hfty per cent less
water by Colorado farmors win result
ln hfiy per cent better crops and he
proposes 90 prove u by means Of ca
por.ment stations which the govern.
mcnt has established at Rocky Ford
and Loycland. Experiments along this
some line are being carried on By
Professor J. } Vernon az the AEricul'
tural college At Mesllla Park, and
during the past two years much valu.
able data has been secured on the
duty % Irrigation waters
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
ROSWELL METnOOTTS
THEY ARE PLANNING 70 HAVE A
HEw EDlFicE AND WANT coM-
TRlBUTioNs a.

The members Of the FIRST Method.
lEt church have actively begun enc
work ~ securing funda to pay foAF
their new church building. says the
Roswell Record They started the
move Sunday morning at the service
IN tho 4 .. D, 4. hali. whom th6y had
a ylsit from Dr. A. r. Morrison. Gf ~
paaO. superintendent Of tho New Mex,
leo English Mission, with eli OF New
MEXICO. n part 0f Texas and the atGto
~ chihuahua IN Old Mexico aa bis ter-
ritory On this occasion Dr. M0rFi-
son gave an address % The immeuan
work ~ the Methodist Eplac0pai hoard
Of church extension, explaining ~
methods. etc The church made AZ
offering Of fsl 10 tho board whom $40
was asked for.
The board ol church extension has
asked $500 from Dr. MOffiaonn'n mis-.
sion. n The mission gives In raturn
$500. the hoard Will send hack $1,000
Cor use in Cnurch extension In tho
mission. OF this f3b00 81 900 via BE-
sent 10 Roswell The vi 900 has 0ocn
promised, 20 sure are the officers 81
the return of tho amount required. and
Che iecal Molhndists are counting on
This donation for thoif now church.
Besides this amount they have about
81. 800 already subscribed. OF this
nearly a thouaand dollars has come
through tae malls, from Epworth
Leagues. other churches and lndlvid.
uals. One nian 10 New York sent
them t260 The remainder - tho
sssoney must BE- raised % Roswell ana
although the local church IA growing
fast. II a bat two years Old and has
bot sisty-fOuF members. Consequently
II will need much help from outside.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
CHRISTIAN YOUNG
WOMEN TO ASSEMBLE

(From Fridays Daily Cltlzen)
Detroit, Mich. April 81 Prepare.
iiona are about completed for the On.
tertainment of 800 or moro delegates
70 tho tenth biennial convention OF
the American committee OF the Young
Womon's Christian Association. which
II 10 be held IN this city next week.
These delegates will reprcsa2t 100 city
associations and more than so col.
leKe associations. with az aggregate
membership Of about 5000 young
women.
AZ the sessions the general topic for
confederation VII be- "The Relation.
ship brtwenn the Association and the
Churches and on three evenings the
matter VIII be tahon up with special
relations 20 the pastors. tho Industrial
world and the college world. epoak-
CH of international reputation III n.
". q. a. work viii be among those
who viii entertain and Instruct. and
theae viii include 4 special reprosen.
taiiPo nom the worlds committee oi
the Young WOmon's Christian Aaeo
citation. In the person Of Mrs. NJ w
Moore, o. iondon. England.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
q DID IT ALL"
J. D. BuCkaIew Claims the
Credit for BOiIermakers'
Strike.
NO Fight ON OPEN SHOP

from Wednesday, Daily Citixen.
]. ID. Buckalew, thierd Vice preai.
|ient OF the international Association
lf MachiKlsts. wa0 In one Of the lead
hrs In charge " and directing the
|trike of the union machinists against
|he Santa Fe railroad. Is In Topeka.
|aya the stale Journal He has been
here he says for several weeks al.
Dough the public has known nothing
|fit
Mr.. Buckalow olalms the credit Of
having induced the bollormEkcrs 20
| |iriko on the east end OF the Santa
h.
n came mere In January for the es.
ress purpose of Arranging for the
|alllng out of The bollnruaker8. n
ias said by some that / could not get
4 be- bollcrmakers out. bot 10 la seen
low that ! was successful
We considered for a long time the
4dyisabiiity of calling out the boiler.
bakers, The bOiiermakers' union II
financially not able TO stand a long
Drawn out strike like the machinlHts.
.nd wo healtated about calling the
ZEN out from a humanitarian stand
Snlnt
. The machinlsts have spent up
9ardiA Of s36O.0OO IN the strike against
be Santa Re during the past year,
lit our organization Is more than able
stand the financial drain and also
help the bollcrmakera out II Il Is
scessaTy.
The bollermakers will not go back
work until ali demands are settled
Dth on the enst end and on the coast
Hnos. Tho settlement OF the demands
the boilermahers also involves tho
Nttlement of the matters complained
by the machinists, and II any 20
ck 90 work for the Santa Re. all 20
|ck."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
P9ILERMAKERS' STRIKE
General Manager Nudge Goes
Into interesting Details
About Strike.
EXPLAINS ABOUT COAST WORK

tFrOm Thursdays Daily CitlzenJ
From Topeka State Journal.
Today General Manager H. u.
Mudgo gave a reporter FOR the state
Journal statement covering the
causes and events which led up "a
the present "socalled" strike OF tho
hOilermakers;
when the machlnists of the entire
Santa Fe system went out on a strike
about a year ago." Mr.. Nudge said,
'the boilermakers OF the shops Of the
Santa ~ coast lines went out In a
sympathetic strike.
John Mcneil was president OF the
bollermakers' union al that time and
a. long as ar. Mcneil was president
Of the organization, the executive
council Of that union refused To sane.
ton of recognize the strike OF the
boilermakera OF the coast lines. be.
cause lt was an illegal strike.
THE hoilormakers Of the coast
lines had an agreement with the com.
pany aud thoy broke Il without
having a grievance 20 go out In sym.
pathy with the machinists.
Two months ago Mr.. Mcneil was
doposed from the presidency OF the
union. aud following that action the
strike OF the coast lines bOilermakers
was formally and officially recognized.
fully seven months after the time the
strike actually occurred.
Two Of the coast lines strikers, r..
r. kyiyer and T. J. Donahue. we're az
that time appointed as organizers %
work among the men employed In tho
boiler shop departments of the va
rInus shops on the Santa Re proper
between Chicago and Albuquerque.
"Thcse organizers we're to continue
their work OF organizing the men At
The various points for a period OF
sixty days. with the understanding
that n at the end OF that pc iod Il
was thought the men were sufficiently
well lined ap the strike would be
called.
THE officials Of the railroad com.
pany have been fully aware OF these
moves and have also known that u
was not Intended TO organize the men
Tor the purpose OF calilrs a confer.
ence 20 consider any grievance, but
that II was for the avowed purpose o.
getting the men ready 10 be called
out regardless Of any circumstances.
up To that time the Santa Fe com.
pany had paid no attention 10 the sub.
ieci OF whether the men employed
we're union or non-union men The
company had shown no discrimination
against employing man on the
ground that he belonged 20 the union
But when We SAW the tactics that
we're being used b. cause q strike OF
tho men on the east end IN sympathy
with the bollermakers who are Oui
on the west end. we then took steps
10 weed out those who were not dc.
sired and 20 protect the interests OF
the company.
Hasn't Affected Work.
u am informed by Third Vice Presi.
dent J. w. Kendrick that tho strike OF
the machlnists and bollermakors OF
the coast lines has not affected the
work OF the company At those points,
The vacancies In the shops caused by
the loss Of the union machinists and
hollermakers have all been filled. and
Mr. kendrick tells me that the en-.
ginos Of tho coast lines are IN ad-
mifable condition.
I4f...s a.. 81 A.. t1.u.. s...atau
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Yesterday was a bupy dag Tor the
Surety Investment cempany, as Il waa
pay day on the Santa w railway.
Many employees oi the road took the
opportunity 10 iaYest 4 part u thuls
earnings 10 the purchase of iota In the
ferea addition.
William hCCluFkeH, paaEenEor
conductor On she Santa ~ Pacific.
purchased q fine corner lot ~ the ad-
dlil0n and wlii erect a modern cot
iagp on TIE property AZ once.
Mira Dan Miller, wife of 4 Santa ~
conductor. was smother purchaser A.
WAS also Mrs. Nancy NJ Jenna
n. J. Fouts. agent for the santa ~
a iot Lnnna, wax the largest pur-
chaser hn buying two choico lola.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
pennsyIvanIa pemoerats.

Harrisburg. Pa, April ie Pursuant
TO call the members Of the democratic
state central committee assembled
here today 10 elect a chairman and 20
~ the time Of the state convention "a
name a candidate for superior court
Judge. senator Hall, Of Ridgway, will
be chosen chairman, and ex-senator r.
Gray Meek. OF Bellefonte. will con.
tinne as secretary. The opinion Of the
committeeman appears 10 favor the
selection 81 juno IL as the date for
The state convention.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
IE SPORTING EVENTS
vARioUsLY HAPPENING

'oranlo. Ont, April s0.-The ninth
nnal boxing and Wrestling champion.
j. o. OF Canada. which take place
10 tonight under the auspices OF the
gonaut Rowing club. are attracting
tch attention from amateur athlotO5.
number OF English boxers. now IN
4 city, have entered, and the ioca,
.itlngent u unusually large. Buffalo.
stOn, New York aud Chicago all will
+ represented There viii ho aevon
ases IN both boxing and wrestling
valuable diamond gold medal will
presented 70 the winner OF the
ils, while the winners OF second
lce, In each class, viii receive a
ldE0mo silver medal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
FATHER GIVES SON
COSTLY WEDDING oiFT.

Chicago. April IA notable 80
cioty wedding today was that OF John
Farson, Jr.. son OF John Fnrson, well
known Chicago banker, and Miss
Pearl Ihyorty. daughter OF Mrs. r. 3
Murray. The ceremony was performed
la the FOriy.first street Presbyterian
church and was followed by a large
reception at the Hotel Metropole. the
bridegroom father gave 90 the bride
costly gems and a magnificent troua
soau while his glft to his son was a
seat on the New York Stock Ok
change, costing $4,000.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
sTART BASE BALL

Chicago, IlL. April i9.--Tho Ameri-
can Base Ball association today be-
gins what iis managers believe win
be the most successful season since
its organization, The circuit this year
~ made up Of Kansas city Mime.
apolls. 81. Paul. Milwaukee. lndianap.
son opens with the northern clubs IN
The south The schedule calls for l5i
games, .he season 10 close september
~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
HOP FiENDs ARE

Matters were very quiet in police
court this morning There were 90
new prisoners before his honor. judge
Crawford, and the only business
transacted was settlng tIe hearing Of
Richard O'Connor and J. W. CLARK. the
hop dcnds arrested a couple Of days
a1O f1r peddling fake lewelry.
Neither Of the men would plead
guilty 20 yagrancy hat demanded az.
iornegs and a trial. The judge Erant.
cd this and the hearing was sea for 4
O'Clock this afternoon.
Both men are wrecks physically ea
they have been smoking opium until
they are really not roaponsiblc for
what they 90. Neither remembered
havlug sold tho fake leWelry, although
they admitted az the time of their az
fcst that u was through that medium
they made a living,
A quantity of rings we're found Ia
their possession. along with boxes of
gum opium. which 10 usod Ia hitting
the pipe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
laue. l..., or o. paris, whore she sans for
ARRESTED ON A TELEGRAM
Bur AFTERwARb RELEASED

Charlcs Gilbert. who was arrested
ioverai days ago and has since been
cunhncd IN jail az Roswell. on n tulc-
sram from Torrance charging him
With horse stealing waa released hy
ordel OF The court habeas corpus
proceedings having hccn brought.
1ilbert stated 90 the officers that ne
vas tdv man who shot and Wounded
Jap CLARK al Torrance. but Il "a gen.
orally understood that Il was his
brother who had the trouble with
Clark.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
Letter Carriers Meet.

Cleveland, April iS.--Tho ofiicers Of
the National Association OF Letter
Carriers began "a meeting In Cleveland
today. Ono Of the priacipal matters
90 be considered Is the case OF the
national president. J. c. Keller Of this
city, who booame involved with the
pOstoiice department and was sum
mariy dismissed from the service,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
oreat n.neh ahou.

Atlantic City, ~ j.. April 20.-With
a record. breaking list Of nearly 1000
entries, the fourth annual bench show
of the Atlantic City Kennel club open.
od today, 10 continue until the end OF
the week. In the high class AZ we'll
a. the number OF entries the show
eclipses the former exhibitions held
hy the club. Among the prominent ex.
hibltors this year are Mra. Reginald
T. Vanderbilt and Mr. and Mrs. Hunt,
OF New York.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Greenyille. 8. G.. April fg.-Tho
state council Of the Junior Order OF
United American Mechanics began IT,
annual meeting here today and will
continue Ia session until Saturday,
The business o. Of an entirely routine
character relating 10 the aifairs of the
order. The convention Is attended by
about my delegates representing a
membership OF 1000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
ANOTHER BAD STORM
ON THE LIVE STOCK

The storm the hrsi OF this week was
another severe one on both cattle and
sheep and there are again some losses
reported, says the Springer Stockman
Stock IL IN poor condition, anyway
and cannot stand very much severe
weather The wet snow and rain had
a tendency TO chill them through, and
In their weak condition many had %
succumb. II la believed that these
storms are about the last and that
stock now living win pull through.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Algiors. April le--Amcrica ~ rep.
reuented Al the International Oriental
congress which opened here today BY
Prof. Paul Haupt of John Hopkins
university The sessions OF the con.
gress viii continue for one week and
at its close there viii be two oxcur.
sions for the deleEates-ono to West.
ern Kabylin and the other 90 Shlffa.
Shershel aud Tipaza.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
he MANLY ART or
DEFENSE WITH FISTS

5 Evansville. Ind. April 1a.-"Kid"
4mmei, the mlddlewolght OF this city.
+ d Mike Donovan, OF New York. are
fted for fifteen-round tight tonight
der the auspices OF a local club Il
f u be their second meeting within a
nth. their previous encounter
wing resulted iR a decision for Lem.
, u IN the frat round.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

v. N. sparks. charged with forgery,
who was tried yesterday In the dis
trict court, and whose trial reauited
IN hung jury. entered plea of guilty
today aad vas sentenced % ono year
and six months IN the penitoniiary.
Because of Sparks having a wife 10
auppOrt and the fact that be had al
ready been IN jail some months. the
Judge suspended the sentence during
good behavior.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
RAILROAD STRIKE Az
Rome 70 ENoEE NOW

Rome. April 2i.--The road strike
Is considered 20 have ephed. A com.
mitteo ~ kOclallal deputies has NJ.
tained from Premier foriia D promlNs
TO study the scheme for arbitration %
bo adopted IN caae OF differences ~.
tween the railroad men and the eov.
eminent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Atlanta, Ga, April 20.-1'he Atlanta
Athletic club has arranged a good
card for the entertainment OF Its pa.
irons al its boxing show tonight. The
main event will bring together Jack
Monroe, OF Butte, and Doc Payne. OF
C'"- 'eland, IN fifteen round bout.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
WORK Will NOW pRocEEO.


xV6gSGggSggSVss9SS
Owing 10 the agitation. pro aud .
. con, on the Sunday closing law, .
. Col. W n. Greer president Of .
the Albuquerque Traction com .
: pany, on his departure for the .
I south last sunday night. ordered .
4 all work called on on the Alhu. .
. querque Traction cOmpnnys im- .
. pgoyements al the fair ground. .
In Tie Citizen, OF Monday ART. .
. ornoon, an Interview had with .
. District Attorney Clancy was .
= pahllshed, giving his views on .
: the sunday law and quoting cor. >
: tain aeetions oi the complied .
. laws of New Mexico on the Inn :
. poriant subject .
Tnia Interview was read hy .
. Col Greer, who Is at DemlnF 0n .
. husineHs. and today he tole. .
. sraphod 10 Col. Sellers as foi. .
. lows. q
80 ahead with Traction CON- .
nary improvements and get bids" .
blis for tho work viii DO ae. q
cured IN few days. and the .
= contemplated improvements at .
the fair ground Will be- pushed 3
. ~ rapidly a. possible 10 a short ;
time h
SssssSygsssssSssSs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Nashville, Tenn. April 20.-The
. ing race meeting az Cumberland
X opened today under conditions
I point 20 one Of the most success.
race luoetines ever held al the IA.
us track. The cream OF the s-year.
\ IN the west face Starter Curly"
pwn for the Derby, which Is the
nt ~ the opening day. The meet.
VIII last eleven days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

ew York. April 20.--Tho Yale uni,
|aity base ball team left this city
ay on rs annual southern trip. Six
Aea viii be- played, two with George.
p university and one each with
hmond college, university OF Vig.
a and university Of Pennsylvania.
.er the game With Pennsylvania.
ch IA scheduled for next Wodnes
the team win return TO New
Yen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

national game IN the south and an In.
dications point 10 an unusually sue,
cesaful season.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

""""'0TW W"I0 WNIT LTHUUDl
|ilanta Ca, April 20.--Tae south.
league ~ scheduled 10 ooen he
4 ball season today. Weather pcr.
hing. the opening games wni be
Fed as iOllows. Nashville az Al.
"a Montgomery at RirminNhanl.
10 Rock At New Orleann. and
|eyepors AZ Memphis. The circuit
|'oEarded a. one Of the beat ever
|nsod since the Introduction of the
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WANTED1Organizer of good address and ex
-ecutive ability; capable OF earning $500 pei
year. 224 Parrot bldg, bet. and p. m
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.ECHANIcAL HELP

MECHANICAL HELP
Sc blscksmiths and helpers. some hoornen.
horsesboers, forgemen. wsgonmen. some for
mines others without shoeing. ranches,
camps. etc. So so. 50. 50 SO. 81 day; CONS
see
CHINISTS-F1REMEN.
rnachinists. different jobs, So 5o-$3 day.
6 machine blacksmiths. So 70 TO 81 day.
BRASS HOLDERS. PLUMBERS, ETC.
2 brass molders, So
Plumber by contract; gasoline engineer
DRAUGHTSMEN
DrauEhtsman, bridge r r. company
PAINTERS PATTERN MAKERS. WHEEL
WRIGHTS-
8 wheelwrighes 81 so 10 81: 5 carriage paint
ers So so; 8 brush hand painters, city jobs.
81 SO day: pattern maker. IS %; carriage
striper. SIS week.
MURRAY & READY
ga -636 Clay ST
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TO TIE sAwM1LLs.
WOODS, YARDS. BOX FACTORIES,
FLAMING MILLS. ETC

NDODc, lAhDs. bNA tANIOhIESs'
FLAMING MILLS, ETC.
Edgerman, Arizona. fare paid. 50 day.
2 file settlers S. setter ratchet blocks $50.
Carriage setter. $50 I'd trimmer, 81 50 TO 81
Logger, S55 IDS hatcher and Stieker hand,
So 50 70 81.
Edgernan. white pine. $50 found; head line
man. S6b and found.
3 ratchet settlers So so; 9 bench hands, So so
Q sDooltenders. SIS; 9 ofSbearers.
u door molders, S6T@ so, g wood workers, SIS.
4 graders, So; carrtage riders, S75-a
LABOR1R AND TANBARK PEELERS.
30 lsbOrers, no experience wanted, $45 found
% labOFers, pile lumber, $50.
- men, pee tanbsrk fare IS. $40 to s45 I'd
SCANDINAVIAN LABORERS.
50 good men 70 work in sawmilis SIS.
MURRAY & READY
GA and CSC Clay St b.,
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