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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

earnings. with the safe guard Of per.
hitting the Interstate Commerce Com
mission TO roctify iniusticcs IN rates.
The New Mexican says. The Santa
Re Central did not succeed IN getting
train through from Kennedy las,
nlght az was expected. The train
started out from that p0in. but en-.
counterod heavy drifts Of snow In the
cuts and was forced 90 return 10 Ken
nody. u n expected that by this even.
lnF the line will be open
H. r.. Arpold. machinist helper Mt
the Newton shops, was badly scaldcd
while working Ia a cab. The accident
was caused by The explosion ~ sOmc
gasoline with which they were work
Ing under the engine Tho face and
len eye were badly burned, lait were
dressed by the Santa We physician
and tho sufferer was made as com.
Portable aa possible nc his homo In
that city
The AlamoEordo News says We
Often hear the question. What "a the
official title of r. J. ncdman2" Mr..
pedman is chief clerk to the general
manager. purchasing agent for the VI
''ago a Northeastern syAom. and gen.
oral freight and passenger agent Tor
the A. 4 \. NJ railway. And TO this
we W., add, Charles B Eddy is presi
dent and general manager. and y
sullivan "a general superintendent Of
the ~ paso q Northeastern system.
Head.End Collision.
The reported derailment Of yestcT.
day this side o. Las Vegas proved to
be- another head-end collision, many
Of which the Santa Fe has been In.
dulRlng In OF late. However u was q
lucky one resulting In the destruction
OF tvsi engines and no loss Of life.
Fireman w NJ ONelll had his shout
der spralncd and one leg wrenched.
but Is no seriously injured. The en-
gines. which 80 10 the scrap pile, are
/ Nos. 93t and 1886. The trains de-
layed by the wreck arrived here early
I this morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
HANOVER MINING OlsrRlcr.

CFnm wednesday, Daily Ciiizcnl
For ONO weeks past u has been
known that j. w. Bible has been en-.
gagged In buying a number of claims in
the Hanover mining district. says the
Silver CITY Enterprise. Tho exact
number OF claims has not yet been
learned. bat u ID said 20 hc anywhere
between twenty-five and thirty Va
fact. definite Information Of any kind
Is not fOrthcomlnE but a D. under.
a'00d that the purchase Of go many
claims augurs we'll for HE future OF
the camp. u has been known thai
ever since Mr Bible came 10 Hanover
he has had powerful and influential
backing Ia the east, and that the pres
ent Wholesale buying of 80 many
claims IN thar district may nave some
connection with thla backing. Since
coming io Hanover Mt Bible has
taken hold Ol a number Of properties
and made steady producers of them,
and has thus established a reputation
a. a practical. conservative and sic
cesaiul mining man While as stated
above no definite Information o. fo
the ultimate outcome of the huyinE %
these pf0peFtlea "a ohiainabio as ibo
purchaser has been NoFklus quietly
and unOstentafiously Htiil % "a learned
on good authority that ll will result Ia
vast benent io the Hanover nining
district and make that q ruad camp
for ten or hficen years 10 come.
Among The claims thar have been sold
Go Mr. bible are the HUMBOLDT owned
by joe schi0sser and Hobcri IN
Franz; tho Copper Noftie. Copper
Queen. Mabel and fcfus. owned
Jointly W Car. Abfahama0n. Horace
Fphus, Yves WeitY aud Cornelius Nc
Chrihy sam Aliens properties OF
eight claims near Santa RITA the
Pinto group of eight claims joining
the santa Hif2 copper properties on
the east and owned ID the f'lnf0 Cop
per company of lola Kansas Deyal
Opment work IL being pushed a. enc
present time on an these properties
and will b. continued indefinitely A
brand new CamorOn pump and otner
machinery necessary for deep WORK
have reCeutly been Installed on The
Pinto group and these claims thcr
louEhly exploited Juaf what che next
move will be- by this mysterious pus
chaser Is hard to foretell. bat 4 d
sure 70 ho one ~ advancement and
progress. a. the expenditure ~ such
large Eam Ut money a. ban already
been invested Ia she camp calls for an
outlay ef SIN moro capital 20 develop
and work the properties Ia order no
make the Investment paying enc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

About the first Vt January Chria Ier.
Fonsen. while crossing Anderson can.
yon. south Of Canyon piablo. broke
hls wagon He was within a mile %
WaliOn's sheep camp. and Al Grady
saw him returning to his wagon with
the repairs. and asked him 10 stay an
night nt the camp. He dpcllned tho
invitation. and Grady was the last per
son 10 zoe him The wagon and con.
tents attn stand ~ tho canyon, but all
EFFORTS 10 ind Iergenuen have tailed
u Is believed thai he has wandered
away from his wagon. and becoming
lost has persisted Ia one o. the nu.
mcroua canyons which abound In that
section. Jorgonaon Is an old resident
OF The southeastern portion 81 the
county and knOwa the country, and u
10 hoped that he win turn up safely AZ
some one OF the camps 10 that section.
FlaEstaf sun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
WORK TRAIN AND NO. Z COLLIDE
No One injured, but Several Hundred
Dollars Damage Done In Santa
re Central Wreck.

Train No. on the Santa Re Central
WAS wrecked Monday afternoon be-
l,Soon Santa Fe and Kennedy, aud o.
j result traffic on this line was tied
|np until late yesterday afternoon.
Train No 2 iet Kennedy Monday
afternoon with ten passengers aboard,
|hnd NJ point near mile post rs the
Engine ran out of water and the train
stopped Just over a large hill. A work
train was following tran No. 2, and In
'some way yet unexplained tho work
rain ran into the rear OF No. q smash
/ ng the platform OF the combination
bar. Fort unately no one was Injured
The damage rs estimated az several
hundred dollars. Snow has drifted
badly In the cuts. but the line was
cleared yesterday afternoon Train
No I OF Tuesday was held at Ken
'nedy and proceeded to Torrance "a
Boon as the engine could coal and
tNater.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
Railroad Topics

(Ftom Wednesdays Daily Ciiizen)
n. !. Mulhern, connected with the
track laying on the Albuquerque East
ern, was az Santa re yesterday on
buslneaa.
Mrs. A. r. Benedict and son have r.
tufned Ia Las Vegas from Los An
Eoloe. whore thoy attended AZ the bed
side OF husband and father In the rail-
road hospital until he was declared
out of danger
Judge a. H. Waldo. solicitor for the
Santa BE railway In New Mexico. with
headquarters M Las Vegas, In enjoy.
ing visit from Mrs Waldo and his
daughter. Miss Helen, who arrived a.
Santa BE from their home IN Kansas
City.
II ID reported that from thirty.hve
10 forty machlnists are expected TO
arrive In Ia Iunta this week 90 take
positions IN the new shops. Each man
will have n helper. and this means an
addition OF nearly n hundred mon 20
the working force Of the la Junta
lshops
Euganio Romero. treasurer and ex.
oBiclo collector Of San Miguel county,
was az Santa Pc yesterday ON bust.
ness with the officials OF the Santa pc
Cen raj railway. relative 20 his large
tie and timber contracts with this
road and the Albuquerque Eastern
railroad.
Between nry and siXty couples
from Topeka. Kan. have announced
their Intention of being present &C The
grand ball which ls 80 inaugurate the
Opening OF the new shops AZ la JuntA
on the 22d Instant The hall win be
the biggest event Of thar kind ever
held In la Junta. as employees from all
ever the system will be present,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
MYSTERIOUS CONFERENCE
IS HELD At GALVESTON

President Frank Trumbull Of the
colorado a Southern and General
MANAGER T. U. Nudge Of the Atchlson.
Topeka a santa Fo. who arrived At
|Galveston Sunday. held n conference
loo Monday. The purpOrt Of this con
florence cannot be obtained. Neither
|genticman wua!d discuss his mission
and pleasantly met all interrosatorles
|by stating ht was merely out on a
|littlo trip for recreation and pleasure.
Both loft IN their specials for tho
north Various rum0rs are current
that the conference Of President Trum-
bull with the Santa 70 official II sig
|aincant and important. In view OF the
recent and contemplated changes In
soflcurs Of the Santa Re system.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
ANOTHER RAILROAD
FoR NEW MEXICO

There we're hled in the Office Of Ter
rltOripi Secretary }. w. Reynolds yes.
terday, according tO a special 90 The
Citizen, articles OF incorporation for
the Colorado. Columbus a Mexican
RAILROAD company The lnoorpOratoH
are Andrew OHman Bale, Of Colum.
has, n. NJ: John George Hilzlnger, Of
~ PasO. Tex. William n. Merrill An.
thony j. Clark and Burnge Yale Nc.
Reyes, OF Domlng, ~ Nc
The objects % the iucoiporaiors are
10 construct and maintain a railroad
from Salt Lake City, Utah, 10 COlum-
bus. ~ a., together with branch lines
The term Of existence of the corpora
ton aa named In the articlos u hsy
years and the principal place % bust.
nese u 90 be- DcminE, N, ~
The company 10 capitalized az g..
100000, whlch "a divided into 600Og
shared OF par value Of 500 each.
Tho articles state that 5000 81 the
capital stock har already been sub.
scrihed. The number Of dlrect9ra viii
be- Ave and those for she hni three
months OF the corporations existence
viii be the directors
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
BLOCK SIGNALS.
Hartman 20 Equip 612 Miles Of Track
With Automatic Slpnels.

The expenditure budget for the
Hartman lines for 1905 includes an
appropriation for the installation OF
U72.65 miles Of block signals. The
management has decided 10 install
electric block signals 20 the exclusion
OF all others. The greatest work will
be- done on the Southern Pacific where
there Will be $3.50 miles OF signal In.
staliation. on the Union Pacific near
~ $50 miles OF block signals are TO
be- installed The work on the oregon
Railroad a Navigation company's
lines will be confined to the line be
tween Portland and Bonneville. a dis
lance OF forty miles, and between
Cayuse and la Grande. a distance OF
sixty miles The Southern Pacific al
ready has $50 miles OF line blocked.
the Union Pacific 90 and the Oregon
Short Line ~. The company "a also
going 10 install scyenty.four mites on
Morgan's Louisiana and Texas rail-
road.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

Magdaicna one OF the finest towns In
New Mexico Mr. Mcfarland is con.
rocicd with the Becker blackwell
company.
Yesterday Frank Cline received a
telegram from Ed. G.. French. of las
Vegas. announcing the death IN that
town of Mrs French. Mrs Cline. who
was an old friend OF the deceaaca.
went ~ 20 Las Vceas last nifhi % a..
tend The funeral. which occurred there
ehis morning.
last nlehi at Cornetio's hotel and
restaurant and South rrai street loo
Barnett gave a supper to biz hruthcf.
Dominick Barnett and his brother In
Jaw. Joseph Mariuch. Tdoso present
besides the three mentioned were >.
T.. Ia Driere. , a Cuneo and ,. p.
Wendell, and Rev. George Juuiafd, OF
Gallup
Managof Matson Ut the niks opera
house says theru few choice seats
left for The Molha concert, which 10
scheduled at tho opera house tomor.
row friday night A large crowd
VIII attend from las VEGAS. Santa Fc.
sncorro and Gallup Nine Mrlha and
company Will arrive here tomorrow
muanlng from tos Angeles
y A. riuhheu telegraphed from san.
"a Ne this Afternoon placing his two
carriages "a the disposal 90 The com.
nftcr from the Commercial club ar.
pointed to entertain the Fratofuitiea
sanitarlum committee. who will be-
mere tomorrow. The committee has
secured a number of carriages. but
not quite enough % take care or the
crowd, and Mr. Hubbelrs orer COMES
quite timely.
MIS-. Camilla Doty. Of Chicago. ar.
rlcvd here last night 90 visit her
hrutncr. T. e. Wardwell. Whom she
had nor seen before for forty.aoven
years. In 1858 Mr.. Wardwell left the
old home az Baraboa. Wla.. aud crossed
the plains Ito was a stage driver f0f
many years hetwoon the principal
towns at thia territory Mrs DBy
viii remain here for a few days and
then proceed 10 los ANGLER where
she will visit friends aud her niece
Mrs r. ,. wendell.
Serapio Romero, who was nc Santa
Fe the past few days on business. has
returned 10 the city
Hon. Alexandra Sandoval after 70
naming AZ the territorial capital the
past few days. returned 10 the city
last night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
NEW RAILROAD FoR RATION.

A surveying corps the first Of this
week started the work OF surveying a
railway limo from connection with
the santa 10 at Ration 20 sngarite
Canyon "a tap the coal field OF John
son and Barola masas. SAYS Che Ration
Range
No authentic information can be Sc
cured al this writing, but articles OF
Incorporation were drawn this week
for the company that proposes build
ing tao line, and Il ~ understood that
New York and other eastern ~1pstai
lists are back Of the enterprise and
that the road will be built during the
next spring The personnel u the M.
corporation together with fuller infor'
nation regarding the enterprise vi
BIO published IN the Range probably
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
BEREsFoRp SUES THE
SANTA re FOR DAMAGES
casas urandes cattleman Declares
HE Cattle Did Not Receive
Proper Attention.

~ j. Beresford, better known ~
Lord" Beresford. has sued the Mo
Grando a ~ Paso and AtchlsOn. 10
pcka q Santa Fe Railway companies
for an alleged improper handling Of
"a ahipment OF cattle from ~ Paso 10
Bazaar. kas.. claiming That they we're
damaged TO the amount 81 S2.5iS.S0,
The plaintiff relates that In May,
1908. he shipped 407 cattle. In fifteen
cars. from his ranch In Mexico. known
as tho Gltos ranch. Go ri paso and
from there over the defendant rail
ways 90 Bazaar. He says that be-
twcon NJ Paso and Bazaar the cattle
we're not fed and wNtered, with the
result that many died.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

The school directors have accNpifai
The Mans for the new public Hch0of
bniidine. and Captain hrfniEan 81 nos
busy getting ready 20 ass for bids aud
40 the preliminary work NECESSARY a.
got ready for active work 1n 2he
building. aeys the Republican. q ~
eEpocied that work viii begin ln about
thirty days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

g. ~ ninkicy. az E i'aso switch.
man. was severely Injured BY being
knocked from $40 top al box ear
while s0ginE With a switching crcN
az The 0mclter shortly after Z O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon. he was thnDWn
10 the ground By blaat pipe. which
pasnaa over the tracks al the point
where the accident occurred
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
a ouARANTEEn JUL FoR INC

ItchlnF, Blind. Bleeding OF Protrud.
INK piles. Druggists refund money u
PAzO OINTMENT fails 10 cure any
case. no matter of how long standlng,
in 9 20 a days First application
gives ease and rest, SOC. II your drus.
siat hasn't Il send soc Ia stamps and
Il will be- forwarded posi- paid hy Paris
Medicine Co, So. Louis. Mo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
BAYS SANTA re IS
PERsgcuTiNe HIM
D. e. Scott, Machinlst Of sellgman.
Arizona, Charges Railroad With
Conspiracy 10 Blacklist
&c.,. 4 ..I.....


. special dispatch from Prescott,
Arlsona 10 Denver News says D. u.
Scott today flod an answer TO a
charge Of alleged contempt Of an IN.
. junction restricting forty Santa Re
= trikofs IN Arizona from interfering
with the company's property or en-.
plOyes Scott ia under arrest for walk
4ng on the santa Re right of way at
Scllgman and taking away ten gallons
+ bf water. which he admits Ia his an
swer. but Scott makes sensational
charge IN bis answer IN which he says
he following
THAT ne believes because he was
Formerly employed by the company
hat conspiracy exists on the part
n the SAINTS Fe and rs employees 10
prevent him from working az his trade
is machlnlsi. and that one & Selyy
has stated 10 number OF persons that
be would prevent the defendant from
.Norklng In this country"
scott further alleges that the Santa
Fo "a following him with malicious
persecution He has recently been em.
lloytd NJ Jerome.
(FrOm Thursdays Daily Citizen1
Timothy O'Leary the secret service
Dnlcer of the Santa Re. with headquar-
ors at Pueblo. II still lingering here
'bouts.
The west end pay checks came thu
Snorning on train No. p anG he east
md checks are expected Go arrive this
evening.
statistics OF interstate commerce
4 commission show that ~ per cent OF
gross earnings OF the railroads Is paid
nat tor labor.
Pay DAY among the railroad en-
Bloyes. and In consequence stores will
b. kept open till o'clock In order
o give employees an opportunity To
bay their monthly accounts.
An order for locomotives. tO cost
Dne million dollars, has been placed in
he east by the Kansas City. Mexico A
SOrient railway These locomotives
win be ready FOR delivery by January
lst.
The southern Pacific officials we're
:. h Iordsburg a short time Friday, on
their regular annual inspection trip.
rhey registered no complaint 30 Il
> natural 20 infer that they were sat
SIZED with what they found there.
Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. =. J. Muir.
iiy, formerly OF this city, but now of
cllftOn, Arizona, viii DO Erieyed 10
earn that they have lost their lille
BOY, who died az Bakersfield, Cal,
here the mothor Is visiting with her
lronta
On Wednesday OF last week al a
Getting IN Dcming the Colorado. Co.
INDUS and Mexican Railway com
ny was Incorporated with the fol
wing named gentlemen as directors
ndrew d. Bailey, George J. Hilzlnger
j. Clark. W, r. Merrill and . Y
cNeycs.
Secretary Morton. a railroad expert
Df authority, declares that the only
Solution OF tho railroad rate and re-
bate problem Il 20 authorize roads "a
pool their business and 70 divide their
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
Who Wa out1

A Missouri Pachc ticket agent In
Arkansas tells the following: "A man
presented himself at the ticket win
dow and asked the fare 20 Atkins
Ark. told him u was &c. Tie said he
only had a 81 bill. but cOuld easily
raise the other dollar When he re-
turned WIKI the So and was asked how
ho got the other dollar he said \
went 20 a paWnbrOker and paWned the
81 bill Tor $3.50. Then I sold the
pawn ticket for $50. While you are
making out the ticket kindly tell me
who IA out the dollar The agent
afterward said no had Wres'led With
the fortyscventh problem u Euclid,
dragged through quadratics IN alge-
bra, worked on How old Is Ann" but
the question wa too much for him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

Mrs q. g. Brown and Mrs A..
iiFon. promlneni ladies 81 s"oorro.
are in tho city for the purpose ~ AZ
tonding me Meiba concert which oc.
ours tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

clarence zwalger. ol Bolen, Is IN The
city Tor the purpose ~ attending the
Meint convert, which \, tho aitfacaion
a. the ElkN' opera house tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
Life Of Locomotives.

In this country the general method
is 20 run a locomotive for limited
number Of years and then 90 relcgato
Il 10 the scrap heap Ia favor OF q more
modern type of engine On the other
side. however. the practice is 10 retain
locomotive in service as long ns i
will run. irrespective Of the develop
ments and improvements that may be
Incorporated IN the progress OF time.
Thu result o. that upon the English
railroads may be seen engines sim Ia
hard use which We should consider
long past their term 81 service. Yet
no English engine has attained the
unique distinction achieved by the 10
conceive No. 965. Charles Dickens. "
upon the London A Northwestern rail-
way, which has covered close upon
2, 100 .000 miles IN hauling ~ express
trains since iSS2,-- Scientific Ameri.
can.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

Grading and rocN contracts on the
line OF the Denver g. Rio Grande. run.
ming from Durango 20 Aztec, san Juan
county have been let 20 the following
parties.
Miles /. 2 and 3 to Charles Warren.
of Boulder.
Nile 4 Go Frank Cherry. of Denver
Mile will be- done by the company.
Milo 10 w j. Shea. OF Boulder
Mile 90 W A. Leonard. OF Lamar
Miles 3. Q, ~. n and IL are an dirt
work and will not be let for the pres.
cut. as work cannot be prosecuted on
these sections under the present con
dition OF the weather
Mile "a to John Griffin, Of Denver
Mile 10 90 stenson a Bowden, OF
Boulder.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

next week--or as soon AZ the articles
Of Incorporation are filed with the ter.
rltorial secretary.
The building Of this read will mean
the extensive development OF the
great coal fields tributary 20 this city
on the east and the addition OF other
important industries OF which more
will be- said later. Surely Raton's
star IL In the ascendant.
from Fridays Daily ChlzenD
A. y. Crowley nas been appointed
superintendent Of telegraph Of the
Chicago, Rock Island a Gulf. with
headquarters a. Fort Worth. Tex.
Improvement In freight cars is
shown In The fact that OF the l86.5Gi
cars ordered FOR American railroads
last year, $4,000 were OF steel con.
struCtlon
D ~ reported that owing 10 the
losses suffered az the hands of ticket
sohlpers several Mexican railways
have decided 20 Issue no more round.
trip tickets.
Friends OF Mr and Mrs. T. J. Muir.
ply, formerly OF this city. bm now of
learn that they have lost their little
three monthsold Eirl, who died at ra.
kersnold. Cal. where the mother "a
visiting with her parents
Lee Furman. Of the Denver a Rio
Grando. has worked hlH surveying
corps from the west side 90 Farming.
ton ~ Tar az Flora Vista, and, az he
says. TO show the ancients what a
good follow he g. will move his heed.
quarters from McCarty's ranch 20 "A.
tee this week, says the Index.
Frank Trumhull president Of the
Colorado a southern. and y, r. Yoa-
KUN. vice president Of the Frisco
System, are In Denver. They will
make an inspection OF the Rock II.
land coal fields near Trinidad and
Dawson, northern New Mexico, and a
bran,sl line viii be built from Trinidad
10 Dawson.
Charlie McWhOrter. OF the Reagan
surveying corps. received severe
wound and was taken 10 Farmingt0n
for medical attention. while putting
up a tent he was accidentally struck
by an axe in the hands OF another
party In such manner az % nearly
sever his nose. Drs. ROscnihai and
McEwon sewed y up and dressed ne
wound
The Farming ON Hustler says. Ar.
'hur Nelson, a railroad sub-cOntTactor
whose headquarters are IN Denver
came In Saturday and has been spend
ing the week here looking over the
various lines. He stated that In a
conversation with Ex-Governor Orman
he was informed that Orman a Crooks
would be- given the grading contract
on the Phclps-Dodge line from Farm
lnwOn 10 Thoroau.
TheATiec Index says: J. w. Reagan
81 the Southern Pacific survey. came
In from his camp near Dick simpson
trading post on Sunday and returned
Monday Mr. Reagan stated that h,
win complete his nnal location be
tween here and the continental divide
inside of three or four weeks He wal
unable TO say what field the company
would assiEn him 20 next.
William Neville. Of piaitsmouth
Neb.. has been notified by the UnlOr
Pacific officials that his bid for con
structlng bridges on the new line d
the read 20 be- built between Marys
vllo and Topekai Kan. h"a been &c
cepted. The distance OF the propoaes
/ line Is eignis miles. and the bridE,
contract calls for the expenditure o
about $4,000 he expect. a. beRir
work early In the spring.