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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
oRowrH OF RAILROADS
w LONE aTAR aTATE

~ |SNA elAN oNAVGs
The railroad commission OF Toxna
has filed In tho secretary Of stAte's
department, the commls-ions' valua.
lions ~ q number OF branches ana
new lines which have been conatruet.
ed In the state during the past year
or 40, which have not heretofore heen
valued BY the commission. These val.
nations we're made BY EaKinesr
Thompson Of the commission. A. re.
guired by law. and they include Fieht
OF way, graduation, bridges and cnl.
Yerts. main line track, ballast, aidlngs
and switches. buildings aud way ntrne.
tures, telegraph lcOnstruetloE onlyi,
cattle guards. tools. furniture, charter
fees. legal and engineering expenses
Of construction. 6nd interest during
construction Among the valuations
filed were these
vi Paao a Southwestern railway
company Of Texas. length AGs miles.
valuation sp03 .agi8l. Average neF
mile. $4,000
" paao a Northeastern railway
company, length 22.i7 miles. valuation
s5ts.gl0.3f. Average per mile. 92t.-
Trinity Brazoa Valley railway.
length 1915 miles. galuati0n sl,73s.-
900. Average per mile, n i.87sl0.
nailas Terminal and Depot com
pany. valuation, g1fi ,004l8.
Waco extension of Texas Central
railway, length. if.if miles. valuation
tsIo.sab.77 Average per mile, t2i.-
29046.
Austin extension Of the Missouri.
Kansas 4 Texas railway company of
Texat. iength 46.fi miles. valuation
teQef3T.ls. Average per mile, gts.-
p57.ss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
MUST SIGN UP LAND
BV NOVEMBER FlasT

Al q recent meeting of the Rlc
0rRnde Water Users association. held
In Las Cruces. a total Of $1,000 acres
of land was reported signed.
The county commissioner OF Dona
Ana county held a meeting al the
same time, a. which they signed up
10000 more The association resolved
~ this meeting that all lands must
be signed up by the first % Novem.
ber and those refusing or neglectine
10 90 this by that time viii be loft
out for good. After that date there
Will be- no chance 10 sign 90 and any
one who has failed 10 40 10 Will nos
be allowed 10 rectify the mistake
made In not doing so.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
cARLBsAD paoJEcT READY
FoH FINAL pEciatoN

y. y Hail. che supervising engineer.
baa checked up ths land already
signed up n the Rio PccoE lrriga.
ton district fayn the Carlsbad Argus.
he has telesTaphed 20 Chief Engineer
Y v. Newell that 10000 acres 0f good
land ls already signed up The Carls.
bad project viii now 10 before tho
secretary Of Interior FOR nnal decislon.
u y hoped shat the matter Will be sea,
tied quickly a. lt ia Important that
work begin a. the earliest time p0asi.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
CATTLE DEAL INVOLVES
coNeiOERABl q MoNFV

w. n. Ernest proprietor Of che
himbros Hot sprines. n Grant county.
mas purchased the APc brand of cai
ue, together with the ranches and
water rights. of Mrs. ormeda Carpqn.
TER The deal Involves a considerahle
amount OF m0ray a. the 8pC outit IL
ono OF Ehe largest In Grant county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
IsS'crMsnrs FOUND.

Tho Colfax county grand irry
made its flnal report Wednesday night
and wRs discharged. The Jury 70.
turned fofiyfiye indictments, a large
portion OF which are for. minor of.
which could and
properly should be- disposed % In the
justice ~ the peace c0ufts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

~ ~ we ANNu VI
the shah which II persisted In will re-
suit IN a war with Great Britain.
The Russian bureaucracy believes
me cars domlnions to be dying OF
thirst for warm water and the bu.
feaucrhcy Is consequently iu search OF
an ice.free seaport n Russia can get
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
"$i"' W" THE NEXT GREAT WAR $ ,;|S' EI'
ENGLAND
vs..
RUSSIA

RUSSIA kBANpoNs THE FAR EAST
AND WILL SEEK WARM WATER
m rHE INDIAN ocEAN-rHE
SHAH ALREADY A TOOL or THE
czAR, WHO Owes HIM MONEY
AS He WANTS iT-ENoLANp
TELLS THE BEAR THAT AN AT.
TEMPT TO SWALLOW PERSIA
MEANS TO FioHr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

Persia she will secure ports on the
Persian gluf. entering into the Indian
ocean, that are never closed by ice.
Russia would have things her own
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

ST. Petersburg.
Oct. Russia's
imperial states
men who planned
the extension OF
Slay sway 20 the
Pacific. with sucn
disastrous effect.
are again busy
seeking 90 en-
large the Musco.
vito empire by
making Persia a
province OF the
ears dominions.
The ~. Peters
burg bureaucracy
is directing a pol
H. T. a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

The Presbyterian Synod for the ter.
rltories OF New Mexico and Arizona,
drew up memorial 10 congress at its
morning session yesterday calling AZ.
tention TO the open licensed gambling
In the territories, describing the evil
and asking for iis suppression by
stringent laws. before the territories
are given statehood The memorial Is
as follows;
TO the Honorable Senate and House
OF Representatives OF the United
states,
The synod OF New Mexico. now In
annual congregation at Las Vegas
N. NJ. respectfully presents this me.
mortal 60 your honorable body, and
represents that for many years. open
public gambling has existed and now
exists IN the territories Of Arizona
and New Mexico; that such gambling
iR licensed, under the present acts Of
the legislature Of these territories
and ia a great and growing evil. which
1hould be suppressed. All other
states Of the United States have
aassed stringent laws, prohibiting
y Rambling and Il yet remains for some
Ahws 10 be enacted which viii pro.
II|hlt such gambling IN the territories
~ The United States.
\ N'We believe that the suppression OF
# Az great eyil can only be accomplish.
1 In the near future, by the passage
N4( 40 act Of congress, prohibiting
UAmhling IN the territories Of the
United States. The existence OF pub
lic gaming houses In any growing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
CAST HIMSELF
UNDER TRAIN

A NEGRO. SUPPOSEDLY tom LOG.
AN or ArcHlsoN, KANSAS, WAS
GROUND TO PIECES BV GOLDEN
STATE LIMITED.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-17
lle Il.
2nthcriihe Snnobe.

S"utbcrii DE 9 Dnooe. -
1ic ,Subrc9 , Gpnieren5 oeS oitllhen
Giitritt9 Der epongeliid) 9 llltberi'
ldcnairhc Der Sbio.S pno0e, be9innt
beute in Der oclttiden llitbcriidenSt.
Warfu9 Stride uno mdbrt bis gum %.
gu9illt. GiC 9comteu ocs GiltriftS
limo: FrGljOcnt, Bnltor $. s. Hei.
mann bon Gil Gitp, ga; Sice-Er1.
iioent, Ioitor ). =. Mteper bon Gon'
ton, S6io; SetretGr, Eoitor S.Mee5
BON Is orneopolis, go, un0 Sd)ntmei'
tier, Yoitor =. 4. W. 9redt bon Gbi.
coro, ga. y airden lueroen pertre.
len iein. l
Gus. @roB&'G bes
nNppoI re IN NJ OroenS"
lit 81 elmer Sibrlna nddlte @ohe bier
eiraeloocn worOen, nm Die 0elegoterl
CUR Suprcm 6on5iG.S ibuns am 30.
auatfIt tit Eut-in.9ap su i%nitrili-
rem. Der Oroen bat IN WfarDldno
unaef0br 10000 Iitolicoer, meldc
nit Der Grboltng Der Hoten nidt 5il.
irieoen lino.
9unftcn Dem 90 or dali
Ioli3ci Morihnl 6ornon erbielt o.
tern cinrn Nriei bon Sec @illiom-
ion, Gonmlm1ocur Der .Yotopsco-
Nopp," inter Oeren altipi5ien Die He-
aotto5 in ser perfloiienen @ode &C.
bolten muroct, IN welhcm Cont
monocur gee leinen Can't uno feline
Nncrfcnmur8 iiir Die Dor3iialidcSr o-
nhria ou&iprqdt roeldc bic Yoli5ci
inter Sen 3uidlaitcrn belt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-17

Scr Infong gem dl t. SIT
Den HGmnlidfciten ocS rDolt1tJ
Men'S Hcplblicon Clubs" al Cara
toga, nobc 2ibertpitroBe, lollo lldl
oeItcrn N6en9 onf GlEiaoung bon
Dem Gon9rcB = Ib9coronetcn 6ront
6. Wufter cine bctrGhtlifc 3obl
promincnter Tcpublifuncr Der Stoot
Elm sur 9eipre6ung 0cS Samples ges
Qcn nu9 Eoe ENHANCEMENT, lulo bon
ocn &crrcn SSiooc 9. 6iclos, @eo.@
Eoo9ctt, CHARLES &. 2oblItcoo, Sobn
.. Sricbler mo @rn. =. @ronln8
all8gcorbeitete Sel6liiile gegen oo@
N%mcl1oenient ipltr0en angenontnler.
Nus Dem Son oerNerion1mlllng gina
berppr, ooB Die tonon0cbcnoen
Eartcileltte in oieier Mobl- Gonpogs
nc ale perlonlihen &Siinld)e un0 St-
iereiicn Den Yortei Snterellen I'm.
i%eroroncn mo ole Gncrgie onge.
iircn0t ner6cr miro, 0uS Nnlen0e-
nert, lpcldeS ZOO ooer Scben iilr Die
rcpllbIifonii6e Eortei beOcl,tct, 81
idlogen. Inter Den anlucienoen be-
ionoen lid Die $50. Gcbbart Seim-
bad, 0ernbaro Giet, Gonroo &r1-
ter, Soiepb Seioenmorn, SbomoS
q. Gobinlon, GborleS Gromnel, s.
aronmiller, GoDin 9u0niB, SrantG.
@odlter mo piele anoere. Sr. aron.
miller iiibrte Den 8orlib.
Gas perurnb 6euer. =
@Gbreno 9lrbeiter Der Goniolioirten
Cos Gompognie Hobrcn in bent
SollIe Nr. 436, 0eIt . Son1burgltr.,
Gioentblm beS Srlt. Wolter $. Cos
ling, repnrirten, tiiQte lid zines Der
| 3irnrncr aus elmer Neutrality-suspicious.
nit Sos, bnS iih ent1ilnoctc, ols CT.
ner ser 9lrbciter Elm Shmeielbol5 III
Brand Itedte. Sr. @m. u. Sol, bon
9tr. 515, Neit = 2eeitroBe, bottc Sci.
Itesgegcnipart genng, Dem Gntitr0.
men ocS @aies boburd Gin enoe 81
madent inocm er nit iciner Sait
sic aebrodcnc Tobre felt imfaBtc
IoS Scllcr ridtcte ctipa $25 Sdooer
al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-17

Sr. Sbimef ii # 9efcbrt.
- Sr. y. s. Sbincf, bon Der Yrouo.
man . Sulle, @roaonops mo Barnes
StroBc, lit geltern BON elmer l1nae.
rem @ei6Gitsreiie ourb ben @eiten
bierber 5ltrildgefebrt. Gr beluhte II.
u. Yittsburg, Nltoono, Afron, g.,
Chicago, Ct. 2olliS, Springfielo, O.,
youngstown, Columbus, Cincinnati
mo Canton, ..
Gerionul Hoti5en. Or.
Snfpofo u. aelp, ErofelIor Der On.
neolo0ie, lilb Or. @n. 9. Soliteoo
iinb 5it GbrenmitgIicbern oes fonigl.
GoGegs Der @uno6r5te in g~oinburgb
ernannt moroen.
8rou g. s. Sbimef nno Sri.
Dan aospar begeben iid beitte 81
breimohentlibenl a%nientbolte nadl
gtIontic Gitp.
Ios Set Maria SimmeI
fobrt muroe geitern in alien ia.
tholild)en airden Der Staot ourd)
@ottesoienite geieiert.
!, Eatente erbielieii folgeioe Wa.
rplonoer in @aihingtou: Con-. ael'
Ter, Baltimore; @iIliam $. Hoe, Go.
Iton, mo Geo. Mt. @ingaro, Cation,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-17
Plus eantpn nnS SigblonNtulun.

Slc $50. Sobn Sou'c lt10 Sohu +.
@reii bon 0eltldlnn0 5triid0c.
febrt. - Sobn Nnton'S Sage AM
einen 0ieb.
Ole SS. Sp6n Sallle mo &ohn 6.
@rcif befnnntc mo gcod)tctc @cpob.
ner bon Caution, iino bercitS ulu lcB-
ten 9onncritu9 ouf ocm 9ompfcr
oNorboroiin" bon ScittId,lon0 bier.
Der 5~llriid0cfcbrt nto bellte NbcnO
miro ibncn Ser @ciangpcrcin yG0cl.
meiB" bel icincr SingItlulOc cinell
~poIlcnocu Glnpfang bereitcn. &cioC
Serrcu baben lid, III Der oltcn Sci.
motb f0ItIid) omiiiirt mo iebcn mobl
ln0 mtlltcr ans. Sic buttcn olli Dem
oSorbnroIIa" bcocutcn0cn Sturul
alts5uboltcn mo crtlGrtcr, ollf icocll
Sail lei Die Snbrt atf Sdilicn Scr
9oltimorcr &iuic piel ge%miitblid)cr,
ais mie Nem 9)prf. Sic beilld)tcn
orouBcn II. a.. Berlin, Srontiurt q.
NJ, Hota0nn, 4aiicl, MnrbltrQ,
NbcrbciIcn. Sn Wtorburg bcli,d,tc
Sr. SoliIc icinc &crmonotcn unO licB
olti oo3 @rob icine9 @ruOerS, scr nor
GINGER Belt itorb, Elm 9cntmol icbcu.
Sogo ou ctnem 9 6 lc d.
0icb.
Su ser Mohborid)oit ser Softer.
Nucnle mo 3. StroBc, &iQblono-
tolull, crciNnctc iid) AM Wonta9
Nbcno cine ouircgeu0c NSa0o AMI CT
ltCn Shlcif0icb. 0r. Giobn Nnton,
Der an Der Softer Npelnlc, uobc ser
20. StroBc, Gin Neitollrant bctrcibt,
ioB nit icincr Satin gegct bnlb If
llbr IN Der Slide bel eincm &nbiB.
ais Die 6rnr ploblid) bcnlcrftc, Dob
Senlono III Der @irtbihoit ici. Sic
biidtc bllnl@, lab ic0pd) Nicnan0clt
uno lcbte lid) pie0cr. Wlcid bornlf
borte tic ipic0cr Elm @crGltid) mo MN
ging Sr. Nnton billuuS nnd) Der
Shonflttbc. Gr mar I'M @c9riiic,
0ieIc 81 bctrctcrl, ais pl0blid) cilt
Monn bintcr bent Sd)nnftild)c Der
poriprnng, oie &oroertbiirc ouirib II.
iortlici, &r. Nnton iol0tc ibm oui
Dem SllBc, ood) pcrlhluouo Der Ser
iolgtc in ser 0uutclbcit. NlS Sr.
Nnton lcincn Sd)oocn bciob, fono CT,
oob ser Sdlcihoicb i'm Inn 6luci Sci
item GiQorrcu mo 81 IN boorcnl @cl6
bcrollbt bate.
3u Srou9cutlIc b%croubt.
Glii6o Moion, Elm bctonntcr Jun.
ger Wolm bon Orongcuillc, @alti
more oumtp, murOc gcitern Nlbcllo
on elmer Ouunflcn Stcllc 0oiclbit ulli
Der Strabc bon brci MciBcu oigcbol
ten, mo n1brcn0 cillcr ibnl Den Nc-
polpcr mltcr ole Nuie belt, bcraltbs
ten i'm Ole un0cren I'M lclnc llbr nll0
Gcttc mo onocrc @crtblodcn, Ionic
elmer or0Beren Suntmc @eloeS. Sr.
Winion mcloctc ocn Sail Der Toli5ci,
nlo sic Yoli5iiten Spnnn, Shirncr
ulo Yiiitcrer mur0cn nli Die Sltdc
nad) 0en Megcln9ercrn acIanot, Der.
ienioe, mcldjer Die Niltolc belt, trll0
cine i6ipur5c Wiiitc, Oic bei0en onoe-
rem idNpnr5c Shloppbiite. Aac bret
tril1en ounfle &Iei6ung mn0 ltanoclt
I'M 9lltcr bon 80 bis 30 Sobren. Man
qluubt. ooB mani e3 nit Cramps SIT
tbut bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-17
Nomiral Satten6ers nnb seiallene
Arieger accbrt.

Guebec. 10. aug. - gu gbren
oes aomirnls EriuS 2oiiS bon gat.
~tenbcrg, einem gnfel Der 8oniein
8iftorio. niiroe bente Mbeno elm gro.
Bes guntett nebit 5euerwerferei 90
bier peranltaltet.
am Gage ipuroe in @egentpart oes
aomirals mo idmmtliher Sifi5iere
oeS 5meiteu 8eidwaoerS Der britt.
ihen aricesilotte elm Monument si
gbren Der i'm iiiboirifaniiten arieee
sefaaenen arieger bon Canada ent.
biiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-17
9lnS Baltimore Gunntn..

luupii' W \NlNllCl ClUUll VIZ
ltellllng.
Die Nonlen Der iollcuocu @cruob.
rlcr bon @altimorc Golultp ml,roclr
gcltcrn BON Hiidtcr @urfc in Sopiorr
fiir ocn 9icnit ais @roB, mo aIcin.
gciduuorcnc alta0cIooit:
GrItcr Giltritt $. NJ. 0opiS, q.
9. Mdrsoen, @oItcr 30. 0pfcS uno
Siegfrieo q. WlithcIl.
3meiterl 0iitritt Eobn $. Sprill.
ger, Sobu g. Suoman mo Sbonlos
Moib.
Grittcr GiItrih So5n q. @ailcS,
gSm. :. Cor, 9GholQS 3. Brennan
mo Soitpb 5. SUM.
&icrter Giiiritt GboS. S. Wfllr.
ran, iut., Benjamin Stou5iiclo uno
&cilben y. @eilt.
6iinitcr 0iitritt - 9Ifrco Soluble
uno Nm, Sroccu.
Scd)ltcr 9iltritt - SonIor Trec-
Iono, 2ouiS 0ougbcrtp uno @corac
i. Sonb.
S%iebenter 0iitritt - Oscar g. I'll
moncp, @m. Cline Of 6. ltno NIircb
Gllrrp.
Nd)tcr 0iItritt GboS. ~. &oiuc,
2ouis 8. 3int, Mm. $. Burton uno
@iQiom =. Slopii.
Neunter 9iltritt - ". 9. SonoS,
&obn ". SbuutIju, Sobn Y. Con.
niif Charles =. GDnton uno 2emi3
". Sclo.
3ebnter Giitritt - 5. ". Smith
uno Samuel Gortcr.
Glitter 9iitritt - Goiuoro :. @cu,
Charles @, @ottiu3 uno @iQionl
Ountp, fen.
3p0liter 0iltritt - @eorQc M. 9.
Nicc, &. ", NtDcp, Goipor Heirter
ulo Mihocl Ioom@, inn.
G%rci5cbnter 9iitrift - @corgc $.
@elermnn uto &ocob OoenloS.
&icr5cbntcr Gitritt - @illiom $.
&ub lno ScperlD ". SOIL.
S%iinf5cbnter 0iitrift - Sonuel s.
@ilfinion, Sront Mnttbem$, Sonr.
Icno 9ncbler rnO ,Sobn @ettmon.
Serr @iSnCr crb0It 81 Il,
I~tcllung.
Sr. q. SrontIin @isncr, ser cbc.
noli1c Frin5ipuI Der &ohldulc 81
Somion, meldcu Die SduIbeboroC
oc3 GountpS nidt mieocrcrnonntc,
bat cine InlteQllllg bel eiler Srlllt.
Gompognie in Baltimore erboltcr
unb bicielbe am @'ontog ongetrcten.
Gr miro Nnfonq& $500 pro Sobr er.
bolten, olio $500 mebr ais CT ols
&ebrer erbiclt. Gina elm 0ubeno Csc.
iudc ulrL ,ghtiteltnno All iciner Stcll(
lin0 bel Der @eb0roc ciu9clnuicn.
y y c d) { th 9Sfloge unt
Setratb S.liccn5.
Srau gltcua Naen bat ourd) ibrel
g(npolt Nm. S. 9nlprcncc I'M areiS.
geriht iiir Baltimore -Golmtp 81
Sprplon cine &loge oltf obiolllt(
S6eioru1g Don &iuiom &. glQen un>
olti 3~ucrtbcilutg Ser Sbbut ilbcr ibt
orci Wionntc alteS ain0 cingereidt
0oS Yoor lit mir ettpo cin ESobr Der.
%beirntbct.
@ine Ncirntbslicen5 e%rlongtcn &c.
tern Inorclu Sodlon Haper, -
Sabre alt, BON T%eilterStoplt, mo Sri
Wcllie Ningling, 10 Sabre alt, Dor
@eltminitcr.
Scr onoInoti5cn
Srou Charles $. 5ranb, Nr. 1928
9lrgple. @upcmlc, Baltimore, lit mad
ldn9erem %Nuientbalt bel ibren
Sdmiegcriobn, Srn. SbomoS 8. Is
5ronb 81 Mt. @oibin9ton, nad Bat
tlrllore illrlldgeteDrt.
6rou ". Gmig bon 8ooerlp bal
lid ollf @eilld) bel ibrer Shmdgerin
3roll Nodcl YittS, 81 9liblono nlli.
3rolt 2ottic 8ltppert bon @olti
more lit Gnit bel Sri. 9oI5 5u nod
bale.
2utbcri de 9 pnooe. 49,
Gie SobrcS = 9pnfercn5 oeS oitlifer
Giitrift5 DER eponoelild 3 llltberi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-17
@erd ieoenes.

Gopt. @rubum mo Wiaiom @los
Der, .ipeld,e fiir5lid) Die StromIhne!'
len Der 9tiogoros6 dac ourfldlpam'
men, neroen ont Somitog Nohnit-
tag Inn A llbr Elm @cttldlpimnteil
iiber cine Strede bon 800 DoroS Dor
nebrnen.
Capt. AOolpb Warir, 8unoes St'
ipcftor, bot iib nod FortSmoutb be-
gcben, Tim Die erplolion oltf ocnlSun.
ocs> aoblenoampfer n2ebanon" 81
unteriuden.
Gic sNilion Dadt Building Co.
bon Siio.goltimore bot oen Gontrofi
5um gau bon % @ettunesbooten Tin
cine brniilioniide 9ompfcriGonpog
nic crbalten. Sic bieiige Corpora
ton bate als Gonfurrel,ttn cnaliidt
Sirmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-17
$taot Baltimore.
SentidJcs @creiuslcbcn.

8enerol E &eriommlun9 be$ nSbalia-
WGnnerhors." - Yroben Der
2ieoer iiir Die 0eltide Sogfeier.
- EeridieoeneS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-04

oers OF the parish the following oo,cer.
were elected for the ensuing vaer. Tr,,a
ices: : w. Fl: Gannett. Geo. w. Vickery.
Levi I. Williams: treasurer, Chas r
Whitten: clerk. c. E. Sturtevant RI.
reports OF Officers were of a most or,tiN
Iyihg ana encouraging nature Tho
trcasvrer's statement showed th.t a,,
OF the bills Of the society We're maid .na
that gOodly balance remained IN tho
treasury. The Ladies' Aid has raised ito
usual contributions without resor+;r, =
to fairs or other entertainments az,
mas paio 10 the treasurer s4O6 leaving n
oaiance stiH cn hand. The MURRAY CI,h
reported a good amount raised and
turned into the treasury with a hal
ance Cf $50 on hand. Interesting renorts
were also furnished by the superinten.
dent If the Sunday school and the SOC.
retary OF the Y. p. c. U.
AT the close OF the business sess;on
the members proceeded to devote their
attention to the bountiful supper whica
was spread before them.
When the tables were cleared an in.
teresting program was given. consist :
ing Of loyal and energetic speeches nv
Mayor c. s. Hichborn. who presided
Judge A. G. Andrews. Geo. NJ. Twitchell
and others, interspersed with musico,
selections.
The men Of the parish are lavi,r
plans for grand turkey supper to he
given sometime during this month. the
number OF tickets to be limited to 200.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-04
Augusta, Winthrop
{ 6ardin,r Railway
Time Table in Effect January 1st, 1905.

Time Table in Effect January 1st, 1905.
Cars leave Augusta for Hallowell and
Gardiner; daily every half hour on the
hour and half hour; from s 4. N; to y
First car Sunday. A. M:
lays SO. SO. $50. 1880. O. 1z5o l6o; 25o.
S' !sS sn5s, rs @r sqSssS ti%s:1&5o ia5o. sss.
Cars leave Augusta for Togus week
lays: SO. So soo. 800 1000 ,, and ,, com; "a;
p. M, then at 800 and 1906. Sunday
aime:-Cars leave every hour. on the hour.
Cars leave Gardner for. Augusta daily
where CONNECTIONS are made for the Win
:hrop and Togus lines every half hour
Hallowell only. lol5 P. NJ. for Hallowell
md Augusta only. Tho first car Sunday
G Cars rs leave Winthrop for Augusta, week
sunday time:E7.5o. $50. n.5o. i5o. $50. SO.
dsys Sar' @ ssvs G %osss E tss 1se 1aseusss sss.
ing at I1.3O leave every half hour till SD
r. NJ, $50, 1890. Sunday time:-l1eave
h9Sr5y q ! q On the half hour from sSo A. N. to
Cars leave HalioweIl for Gardiner
minutes before and 22 minutes after every
seqF ssr srSmv frSm IS isa A 4 N n to i00 NJ First
Cars leave Hallowell for Augusta .
minutes past and q minutes before every
hour from sos A. NJ. to 1923 p. M. except
10 0S p. M. First car Sunday sos A. NJ.
Train connections:-The $50 A. M. car
from Winthrop and 500 A. M. car from
c. trains East and West. The BIS A. n.
:ar from Gardiner. 8.3s from Hallowell.
$50 from Augusta connects at Winthrop
with trains East and West. The 1850 A.
NJ car from Winthrop leaves Winthrop
,n arrival of train from Lewiston, due At
Winthrop 1913 A. NJ. II train H. late car
gusta connects at Winthrop with trains
East and West. The $50 p. n. car from
Augusta connects At Winthrop with train
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-04
CITY COUNCIL
Hold Special Meeting, Monday Even
inq to Settle Several Matters.

A special meeting Of the city council
was held. Monday evening. for the
purpose Of ascertaining what action
the council would take toward provid-
ing room for the water district. in
the city building. to accept the reports
OF the several city officials and to take
action in the matter Of printing the re-
vision Of the city charter and ordi-
nances.
On the first named matter. an order
was passed referring the question to
the joint standing committee on City
building, and upon a meeting Of the
committee being held. they reported
that they could find no available room
for the purpose in the building.
The reports Of the Lithgow library.
the street engineer. the city marshal.
the chief engineer the city physician,
the superintendent of burials. the
street commissioners of the Eastern
and Western districts. the inspector OF
buildings and the city solicitor. were
submitted. and referred in concurrence
to the city auditor.
On the matter Of printing the charter
and ordinances. it was voted to defer
the work until after the special elec-
tion in June.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-04
Total Av
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
kennebec County.

RELGRADE--Reuben W. Dunn Of Wa
terville to Martha B. Dunn. land. 81.
BANTON-Edward Ames to Melbourne
F.. Ames. land. 81.
CIINToN-Alphonso Dixon to Frank D.
Spealin land, $3.50; Samuel II. Dixon to
W. Albert Gerald. land. 81.
CHINA-Eula A. Worthing Of South
Wareham. Mass, ct al to Sybil j. Hall,
FGRMfNGDALE-Em Cannon to
Luther +. Glidden. land and buildings.
FAYETTE-Wm F. Dyke to Alfred F.
Dyke, land and buildings. sl': Geo Keith
of Z. Livermore, to Milford Fl. and AL
berta G. Dyke. land. $1,000:
IIazen A. Beecher to wellington Blair.
land 81, Ausustps Libby te s,o deTsllsn hs,1
NJ Hanley to Michael Mcdonald. land
buildings. sl'; Walter Is. Wakefield to
Elizabeth II. Marshall. land, 81: James
6. rcrrell to VIM H. Albee Of Hailowell'
LITCHFIELD-Hattie r; Godfrey to
VIM. r. Godfrey. land and buildings. 81
MANCHFSTER--E Willis Knowles to
SOAKf.AND-Geo. w. Trask to Geo. W.
Mathews. land. ST.; Thomas r. Manners
Of New York City. to Chas. s. Hutchin-
ViiENNA-Archie w. and Abbie NJ Hall
to Thomas W. French. land and build
ings 81: Thomas w. French OF Mt. YER
non to Abbie NJ. Hall. land and buildings
$3.50.
RVILLE-Waterville s Sav n g $
Bank to Alvinora Fiset. land, $30O0.
WAYNE-Jeremiah Gordon o: Mon
mouth to Alma A. Gordon. land ST.
WINTHKOP-Wm. H. House to tred
NJ Thomas. land and buildings. 81; Geo.
=. CioodaM to Burton F. and A. 7. Smith.
land, 81. c. w. Taggart to Alnnson r.
Green of Augusta land and buildings: 81,
WINDSOR-R L. n. Colby to c. !.
York. land and buildings, 81.
QUIT CLAIMS.
ATGl-STA-City of Augusta to Orianna
n. Stackpole. land. $3.50.
OAELAND-Herbert Trask Of Guilford
ct ais to Geo. W. Trask. land and build
ines. So.
"a valuable consideration
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-04
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
lis,A, -inA ~ AIair.a

On this 1st day of April. A. D. 1905,
on reading the foregoing petition. 1t 1s-
Ordered by the Court. That hearing
ne had upon the same on the 21st day of
April. A. D. 1a,5. before said Court
at Portland, in said District. at ten O'CLOCK
in the forenoon: and that notice thereo
he published in The Daily Kennebec Jour
nal. newspaper printed in said District
and that all known creditors and Other
persons in interest, may appear at the
said time and place and show cause, II
any they have. why the prayer Of said
petitioner should not be granted.
And 1t is further Ordered by the Court
That the Clerk shall send by mall to al
known creditors copies of said petitiof
snd this order. addressed to them at theii
places of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable CLARENCE
HALE. Judge of the said Court, ana tn.
seal thereof, at Portland. in said District
on the 1st day of April. A. D. 1905.
IL. 81 JAMES Z. HEWEY Clerk.
A true copy of petition and order there
on.
Attest: JAMES E. HEWEY. Clerk