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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
san JUAN WANTED.
BURSUM FOR GOVERNOR
AND THE peopLE wERa sun.
pRlNEp Az HEpoRT or HA0EH-
MANA SELECTION.

Boone G. Vaughan. sherin ~ San
Juan county. who passed through san
ta Fe Tuesday On route 20 laa Vegas,
where be went for the purpose Of
placiug a. T. Cooper, formeriy OF
Farmingtou. IN tho insane asylum
there, has returned from that city and
stopped over nleht az Santa Fe. On
roto homo.
NJ. Vaughan expressed much sur
prise At the reported selection Of Her
bert y lIarcrman a. the next COVER
nor OF New Mexico.
People IN our district said Mt.
Vaughan. had the rumor that n. q,
nDrsnn. superintendent Of tbs terri
t0rial ponltcntinry. wax slated Tor FOR
the position, bui IN case the rumor Of
Hagernan's appointment Is correct
zee no reason why he should not make
a GOOD governor"
/. Mr.. Vaughan stated that business IN
Gan Juan county was quiet but not
slarnnnf. He said the new road that
mas been built via aztec from Duran.
70. 10 Farminatnn. had brought m IN
crease IN business. The merchants
seemed 10 BE- doing fairly we'll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

and happy. wish. indeed 10 be your
little dog.
"How 10 you dog sail never SEQ
you aRaing ! am always thinking or
yen why 40 YOU fetuse me your
phoiograph? Yon would make me 40
happy by n NJ present.
~ hope yoa aili fiud some moments
10 write. ! assure son ! feel very
lonely In this monoiOnous life.
y hope don't annoy You with this
letter. In any ease I an endeayoring
70 he your best and most iaithtal
friend"
A Few days before No committed
suicide the baron wrote again 70 the
actress. saying,
20 know ( have always been some
thing OF a mystery 20 YOU. and now
want 10 ten you all about myself. !
am absolutely done--ruincJ. Ny peo'
pie wanted me % stick u the army,
which refused 10 DO.
~ brought q small fortune With
me from Germany. have been hack
Ing all -----'E horses, and AZ last
ani Utterly Norn oul Ike an old man
an me bar0n bah tie might De klll'
I'D himself was f5. he bought an
orchesira ticket Tor the 0aieiy 90
soa Miss Nillar perform in THE
spr.nr Chicken f0f the LAST time.
Thor rolng To Miss aiillars house, %
Rnssrli square he gained entrance
by breaking q window aud killed him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
Has BEEN LEFT
CONSIDERABLE MONEY

VIM. Saneulnette IL anxious to To-
cate the present whereabouts % his
nephew. Louie Garbarino, who recent
~ worked as n grader for the Ter
race Land and Improvement company.
and afterwards went out 20 Thor
eau. 10 work IN gne timber for the
American Lumber company. He has
since let and Mr. snneuinette be-
i,eves be went 20 Biahec. Arizona. bat
u not cefiain on this point Mr. San
1uincite informs The Citizen that
0arbarlno's uncle. aunt and brother
all died within a short time OF each
other, AZ Boulder. Colo. and the latter
has left considerable property 10 the
brother whom Mr.. Sangulnette Is now
anxious 20 find.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
Ex.ROSwELL YOUNG
MAN SUICIDES

Drew willinsham. aged about 80
years. and the son 81 Mr., and Mrs.
Cape Willingham. OF Nueva Casas
tlrandos, Chihuahua, Mexico. took hia
own life near Caeas Grnndes the first
Df the week. BY shooting himself with
a rifle. says the Roswell Record He
was undoubtedly temporarily insane
when h. committed the act.
The terrible nova came IN a letter
10 Mrs. sklpwlth from friends ~
CaARs urandcs The letter WAS writ
ten November ! 4. and the funeral had
occurred me day before that The
shooting probably occurred last Saiur'
day Or sunday,
The unfortunate young man had
bnen employed 10 keep up the fences
~ q large fanehlng company there
aud Was living seven miles from
Caaas Grandes He was living With a
MoAican man, and the latiers Wife,
who ala the cooking for them. on
The fatal evening. Willlngham ate bis
suppef. snd after writing IN his note
book. won't into his room and closed
the door The Mexican aeon heard
a report. and when they entered the
r10m be- was falling 80 iAe floor.
breathing his last This Was the re-
port OF the MeAicaue aud Il "a credited
as hcine true. Willlneham was IN che
insane aaylum 90 Las Vegas FOR two
years. five years ago, and he had told
his brother that h be ever felt lnsan-
~ c0mng ON him again, be would
Mn himself. EYrfv year M idia time
Of che year he Was trouhled wiih ala
mental faculties
Cape Wilnsham formerly owned
the Turkey Tracks ranch at Seven
Rivers. now Lakewood He and fam.
NY also Formerly lived nj liaserman,
and h's con Drew. Was one Of the
most popular boys who ever attended
tho Military lnslliule. The family
went % Oid Mexico about a year ago.
Besides father and mother, Drew
Willlngham leaves one brother. Harry,
and three siaters, Mrs Baird, Miss
Grace aad Mrs Tom waller, All Of
Lakewood BE also leaves little
ilveyearold son. Clarence aud hia
wife lives az M faeO. The hnotner
was o. the funeral, hut the sisters
were unable 20 attend. Mrs Hard
and Miss WlllnehRm woro on their
way TO Cssas Grandos when the shoot
ing occurred and arrived ihreoe hOura
late Tor the funeral HIS father ia nav
IN the Sierra Medre mountains. pros
pcotlng. and DOES not know Of the
tragedy.
The Willlnghama came 10 New Me1.
leo about ten years ago, from Texas
They have many frlends IN R0swoll
and Chavcs county who deeply regret
this sad affair.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

London. Nov Is. Love for Miss
Geriie Mlliar tbe leading actress u
the Gallery Theaicr not returned By
the beautiful young woman, caused
the naron Won Holfhausen. a German
officer nephew or a millionaire Frank.
fun merchant. to break into Hiss NIL.
lars huudolr at midnight and there
blow ugt his brains
pififui romance Of dOg-likc de-
vGiion on ihe part % the infatuated
German, who was 20 years old. was
revealed at the Inquest. Mlss Miliar.
who "a tie wife Ut Lionel Moncton, a
musical comedy composer well known
IN America had retired with her hns-
hand when the tragedy IN her houdnlr
occurred. The house was awakened
BY the pistol shot. aud Honctun, first
locking the bOudoir door rushed ont
for the police. When they arrived
they found the baron lying dead Ia q
pool Of blood and carried him out
while Miss Nlllaf iay Frustrated %
her bedroom
Baron Won HOlxhapaen mes Miss
Millar last December. and feli 30 yio-
iuntly In love with her that ho FOB.
lowed her from london 70 Nice,
Monci0n never mci The baron. bat
LOOKING upon him simply as boy
be- permitted him 10 remain On
friendly terms with bic wife,
There we're dl0neF parties no Nice
ana when Miss MlllAr returned home,
NJ tie principal dndon Restaurants
also. though Miss Mlllar never dlned
alone with him. Tho baron haunted
the Galety Thcater nightly. and con-
gianfly sent Miss Nlllar flowers.
Once he wfole Miss Millar;
n thank yol very much for your
letter hope d viii not be The last
one. ] have NOT quite recovered from
my iilnoss. and lave pot hcon able
10 so 10 the Caiety Ihcatcr. Last
week saw your ph0toefaphs IN the
sketch What have You done with
your halr9 cannon imagine YOU as a
wrench girl
II hope ! shall see you next week
on the stage | hopa you feel well
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

Turin. Italy. Nov. a. - "Natalina
l." recently crowned Queen OF the
MnrEct" is the fourth empress Of
this cliy To hold sway over the social
festivities and represents her sub
jecis ~ various gatherings held In
honor ~ her royal" sister monafchs
Of Milan and Florence.
OF the entire market, the queen ~
feted. admired and showered With
handsome preaents. for one year she
rs the acknowledged sovereign. and
must be given the place Of honor By
al her subjects Before her corona
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
WAa AT socoRRo
sTRAl0ATENlNo OUT MATTERI

w. B walton. Of Silver cry, soca
iary IT the New Mexico board Of ma
agers OF the Louisiana purchase exp
siilon. aud W. ~. pofterhcld. Of 8
yer City, superintendent OF cXhlbliit
az 81. Louis, were IN socoFro Monde
in consultation with too committee
the hoard OF regents OF tho school
minef Al the meeting "a was q
deavorod 10 straishien ont the co
frovorsy which exists between n
board Of regents Of the school
mines and the board OF managers
lhe Louisiana exposition o. 20 Il
deposition or certain exhibition cast
and mineral specimens sent by q
school of mines 90 49, Louis.
agreement was reached and hni
committees expect 20 meet In SAM
IT, ca me e7sh inst. FOR anal adiud
cation or the question.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
OFFICIAL MATTERS
NotarIes PubIIe Aprolntsa.

N0tariet Public Appointed
The following noiaries public have
been appointed by Govcrnor ~. A.
Otoro during the past week:
Jay Turlcy. Blanco. San Juan coun-
~. Melton yelasquez. rfcs Piedras,
Taoa county; Felix Grant rres Pied
rus. Taos county: George T. Gore,
Roswell chaycs county
Articles Of incorporation.
The following articles Of lncorpora-
ton have been filed IN the once Of
Territorial Secretary j. W. Reynolds.
silver Clty Valley Water Works.
lncoFpofaiora are w. n. Murray, J. n.
Murray. Thomas l.. towe and W. r.
burnside, all residents OF silver city.
Grant county, New Mexico. The term
uf the egiatoncc of the company Is
fiXod al nifty years and The capital
stock at $4,000. divided iatO 80 900
shares Of the par yalne III 81 per
share Five thousand dollars ~ the
capital stock has been subscribed. the
number Of shares takon b. each stock
holder being ns fOllowe. W. u. Mur-
ray, $40 shares; J.. r. Murray, 10
shares. r., y. Lowe, no shares, ana
w p. Burnside, 10 shares The prin-
cipal place OF business and principal
Offices o! the company Is IA Silver
City. and w. u. Murray is named
the principal agent. The object a
the company ~ ia acquire. purchase
operate and control the property an
franchise 81 the silver Valley WAITE
Works company nos doing buslnes
in Silver Ciiy. and ~ lay water pipes
acquire properly, or transact sue
other business as Inny be essential
the carrying On Of a general waite
supply business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
WORK PROGRESSING
ON INDEPENDENCE MINE.

The Independence mine. up Bitter
creek. Is baking great Improvement
In aud around the mine. says the Red
River Prospector They have been
cutting out station IA tho tunnel
where shaft a. 20 DO sunk. for an
engine IN SO doing two parallel
veins were encountered showing nice
specimens Of tellurium ore.
No one can blame DR.. Powell. the
president ~ the company, Tor feeling
hsSry over the new strike for the ore
Is considered very fine. They are
anxious Ia get their mill up ana ready
10 treat the ore, but NJ ihis writing
their machinery has not arrived.
They win have the niii up and run
Ming iusi a. soon as possible Every
thing cannot DO accomplished nj once
hut ~ their turn. what has been done
has been dnuo 10 a thorough, work.
manllke manner. both inside and ouh
which Is dcsirable 90 any mining pro-
pe4iy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
THE TRAIN ROBBERY
TRIAL At LAS VEGAS
INTEREST IN SLACK CASE DEEP.
ENlNo - NEwBV's TESTIMONY

Tho train robbery case has passed
through Interesting phases since yes
ierdas noon. says me las Vegas OPP
tie. Nov 22d The ationdance al the
court room has been large II IN.
oludts a number OF iadieA, who appar-
entity entertain feelings Of lively
sympatty fOr the prisoners The Unit
ted States j. putting forth every a.
tor, 10 make an luvulnerablc case.
while Judge v. v Long "a eiubbornly
c0ntcstiuE every point Ia the ease.
The trail IA one OF the most notable
that has been tried IN the United
ntntce court here In yoars
An interesting witness was Charles
Newly. express messenger 81 the
train held up AZ Fort Logan. Mr..
Newly was on the stead yesterday
afternoon
lie positively identified jim BLACK
and John Murphy az two ~ the men
who assisted Ia the robbery. The
witness stood up before the jury. tied
handkerchief over the lower part Of
his face, put ON q SLOUGH hat 20 illus
J trate how the train robbers we're dis
/ guised and how they stood with re-
I gard 20 himself lie said he saw
cnOugh III the faces Of the men, In
/ spite 81 their DISCUSSES. 10 be able to
know them again aud IN the face 81
a rigid cross examination he declared
that he could not possibly be mis-
taken as TO their Identity.
McMlllen. chief dispatcher for the
Rock Island. testified 10 the time 81
arrivals and departures 81 trains with
n q view Ia showine that the men had
timc to reach the place where the rob
berry was committed after they ief,
Denver.
Reed. a shoemaker al Amarillo
ideniincd the prisoners as men who
had purchased boots on certain day
Al the store where ne vas employed.
! J. o. Mcintosh, kOck island special
officer, detailed 'ae circumstances OF
the arrest % the black boys and Muir
i. ply In Okiahnma Mr. MeintOsh and
other officers found two OF the priaOn
ers picking cotton and the other gath
ering cora They made no resistance
Tbs officers had previously scarches
the house where the boys had beer
staying ami secured their guns ane
three masks. which were produced IA
court Mr. Mcintosh told ~ accom-
! psnylDE the prisoners TO the United
States San az Chlckasha.
On cross examination witness SAID
HIS activity Ia the case was wholly In
dependent az the rewards offered
This afternoon Officers Lily. Mad
assn and United states Commissioned
Payne we're 10 be called ~ give fur
ihor particulars OF che arrest and nre
llmlnary hearing and % an aftcmp
on the part of The prisoners IN th'
j'nlscd States jall 10 make their es
cane. roauitlng IN the killing Of one
nOs~ofih. who according 10 the theor.
Of the unifcd States .Nas one Of th'
train robbers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

Yesterday afternoon, az the African
Methodist Epiacopal church, Rabbi
Kaplan addressed the colorcd people
those particularly Interested IN the
work Of the Associated Charities
on this important subject, and ali
present seemed 70 ba intoreatod and
MANIFESTED a desire to DO their share
toward helping In this laudable under
taking.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

ilon the queen IL givea Jewels and
handsome roboe, that she may fitllng.
~ uphold the dignity OF her high o.
flee tho expense Of journeys 20 visit
her sister monarchs "a borne b. popu-
lar subscription. and she IS expected
70 ontcrtalg lav!shly when these visits
are returned.
Turin market claims the oldest dyn-
asty, ana the Guys queen. Jealous az
any real monarch Of her rights, takes
precedence over the other queens or
Italy. A dispute over this point near
~ wrecked the success 0f the fes-
tiyities Al Paris last spring
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
AFTER THE Fight IS OVER
PREACHER WANTS TIE Off
GERS 70 co AFTER SOCIETY
GAMBLING.


ysSSS SS6SS SS6S .
s In hls sermon az the Preshy- =
. terrain church Roswell. last sun :
: day night Rev &. Y. Lukens, :
. pastor, referred 10 the recent act
= az tne city council. compliment :
lag the city council for their :
moral stamina and bravery IN .
passing the anti-gsmhilug or.
. dlnahce. says the Record. re
3 nlsO went on to SAY that uOg
: that the council had put lis foot :
. down on licensed gambling II is Z
> now the proper thing 20 stop ~, :
Glcty gambling. such a. plnying
. for prizes in card and other 4
. games in private houses. he said
. that there was no difference i'm
. gambling IN a saloon ard IN Y
4 house, and n there was any at Z
) ference Il vas Ia favor " The 4
= men who gamble TO make a Nv
. Ing. rather tam those who do Il
4 for a pastime, Rev, Lukens said
. thai II he were city 0ficlal,
. with che power he would stop
. socioty gambling while he was
. stopping licensed gambling
aaRe eee Z
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

Don't use harsh physics. Tha re-
action weakens the bowels and leads
TO chronic constipation. Got Doans
Hegulets. They operate easily. tone
the stomach, cure constipation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

terms IA the utah legislature before
folne 20 Arizona. many years ago HE
pDatclitF numbered APPROXIMATELY
800. FOR years hls birthday has been
the occasion ~ an annual festival
among Mormons IN Arizona.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
BRlBE clvER FlNEp

Milwaukee, via. Nov ga Charles
Nader OF Chicago. today pleaded
guilty 10 municipal court io swing y
hrlhs ~ sl 400 for contraet Tor roof
lnr an addition 20 The county hospital
10 1901. and was fined fi,O00 Nader
IA the time was agent for d chicago
ROBINS frm. Ne was Indicted By the
grand jury two years ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
MORMON PATRARcn
plEs AT MESA CITY.

News comes from Mesa cry. hriz.
chat benjamin " lNhnsOn died satur'
day night aJ the age OF IA years and
3 months ne Was q Mormon patti.
arch. formerly private secretary 20
Prophet Joseph Smith. and served "A
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

Can't look we'll cat wen OF feel
we'll with impure blood feeding yoar
body Keep the blood pure with hAr'
dock Blood Hliters Fat simply, take
osefcisc. keep clean aud you VII have
long life.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

Hives. esxcma. Kch or salt rhoum
sets YOU crazy. Can't bear the touch
uf your clothing. Doan's Ointment
cures the most obstinate casen. Why
sufferY An druggists sell H.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

My child was burned terribly
about the face. neck and chest / ap
piled Dr. Thomas Electric On. The
pain ceased and ITO child sank into a
resiful sleep, Mrs Nancy M Han,
son. nAmhnrn. n. N.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
RULE IS CHANGED
PHARMACY BOARD ACTS UPON
TAE OPINION HANDED DOWN
~ THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.

An opinion recently handed down
BY Attorney General George w. Rrlch.
ard has caused the Ncw Mexico board
ol Pharmacy 90 abroFate rule 4, oI 10
bylaws and subsutu.e The following.
Hule Tnls hoard VIII hereafter
not recognize. az sufficient gualiflca'
ton OF an applicant for registration IN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

20, llie. how strong ART thou 10
the hearts 81 dylng men damon aud
fyth'aa, AZ the Elks' opera house ON
Wednesday evening. November 20.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

especially when taken IN connection
with the fame and ka0wn ability on
the grlzzled veteran Vignaux.
The youthful Hoppe has maintained
The most consistent Improvement Of
any billiard player OF bis age the
world has produced. and should he be
progressive and live long enough,
fhere a reason 20 believe hat he may
become champion of TIE world.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-14
The Philippines.

The United States has published the
first complete census Of the Philippine
islands. It was taken in 1902 and it's
principal object as expressed in the act
OF congress was to secure statistics of
population and general knowledge of
social conditions as the basis for the es-
Establishment of, a Philippine legislature,
which the law provides shall convene
two years after the publication of the
reports of the census. The total popu-
lation of the archipelago as returned
from 342 islands is 7,635,426. Of this
number about seven million are more or
less civilized. Practically all Of the
civilized people are Catholics. The
Moros are Mohammedans. Nearly all
the people of the islands are native
born. Only about fifty thousand for
eigners, mostly Chinese, are counted.
This is the mass that the, United
States is trying to educate and fit for
self-government. Already nearly a mil
lion people are in the schools and al
lready industry has made appreciable
advance The Filipinos are an agricul
ttural people, but under the tutelage Of
American teachers they are learning tt
use their hands and their brains.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-14
Parker's Sore Thumb.

Judge Parker in his Jefferson speech
resorted again to that innuendo about
the corporations which had much to do
with his loss Of the presidency. He said
his recent experience in politics had
not greatly inclined him to favor the
management Of some great corporations,
meaning thereby probably that cor
porations had worked against his can
didacy. .>
This is the charge he brought at the
very end of the campaign, and for MAX
ing which he was sharply challenged
from the White House. From Saturday
to Monday before election Judge Par
ker thought it over and then went to
New Haven and reiterated the charge
without adducing a particle of proof.
Now he comes forward again with the
same insinuation. The president, how
ever, would not today turn aside from
the duty Of skinning rabbit for the
pleasure Of skinning Parker. The
latter has proved himself Of too small
caliber to be of the presidential class,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-14
A FINISHED PRODUCTION
Final Rehearsal Promises Imposing Pre-
sentation of THE Creation Tonight.

The Philharmonic club had a Ee-
hearsal this morning with soloists and
orchestra, and everyone connected with
the club feels confident that the per-
Torrance Of the "Creation this even
ing Will be one Of the finest presenta-
tions of oratorio, ever given in the city,
for conditions have never been better.
The soloists, Joseph Baernstein, Anna
Bussert and Edward Johnston are in
fine voice. and each one sings with an
understanding and authority, and a
spirit that is inspiring.
The chorus work is exceedingly good,
especially that Of the sopranos in the
brilliant passages. The orchestra gives
a fine reading of the score which is the
highest example Of descriptive music in
oratorio. In it Haydn has illustrated
the Bible story Of the creation of the
world and mankind.
There are plenty Of excellent seats in
the Auditorium, and they have been
placed at popular prices, so all may
hear the beautiful oratorio, which is
everywhere loved by those who appre-
ciate simplicity and pure beauty of
music
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-14
BROOK TROUT ARE
MANY And HUNGRY
SEASON OPENS SATURDAY, WITH
PROSPECTS BRIGHT.
Anglers Had No Luck at All Last Year,
and, Finding the "Signs' Favorable,
Are Making Ready to Get Even
Sporting Goods, Houses Make Large
Sales of Tackle. ~

Brook trout become the legitimate
prey of Minnesota anglers next Satur-
day, and the Minneapolis trout fisher
men are resurrecting the trout flies
which have proved the. most tempting
in the past and laying in new supply
for the Saturday and Sunday sport.
Even the small boy has the fishing
fever and has located the spot where
the latest angleworms are alternating,
for the small boy fishes the trout
streams of the Minnesota bottoms with
no newfangled bait. -,
The trout streams of River Falls will
be the mecca for Minneapolis fisher
men, altho many will try their luck
near Barden, on the Minnesota bot
toms. Many Minnesota streams, how
ever, are so small that it is difficult to
use fly, and experienced anglers prefer
to make Wisconsin trips.
Altho the bass season does not open
until May 20 and pike cannot be caught
until May l, there is an unprecedented
demand at the Minneapolis sporting
goods houses for fishing tackle and the
liveliest campaign in history will be
waged against the game fish OF the
state. The remarkable interest taken
in fishing is attributed to the poor sea-
son last year. There was snow storm
on the first day of the trout season, and
at no time during the year were there
many trout to be caught. In the lakes
the high water made living easy fol-
the bass and pike, and there was nc
necessity for tackling food that looked
suspicious.
Experienced fishermen predict, how
ever, that the season of 1905 will be q
good one. The water in the lakes is
lower and the recent warm weather has
advanced the fishing season. Pickere]
spearers say that they have had trou
bic in avoiding breaking the law
against bass spearing, on account OF
the number Of bass, and all other Of the
traditional "signs' indicate that the
fish will be both numerous and hungry