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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
MARKET LETTER.

Special Correspondence.
Kansas City, March 13.--Catilo re-
ceipts lagt week we're fairly liberal for
the season, and contained larger pro-
portion OF killing cattle than previous
week The feature OF tho week was n
break Of 60 20 80 cents on atockers
and feeders last three days This
leaves them nc a very high figure.
however, and there are signs today Of
a partial recovery of last weeks loas.
or at least n good market this week. TOD
illustrate the advance lately IN atock.
ers and feeders, come panhandle stock
ers FROM Hereford, Texas. sold at SASS
March 9th. $50. Exactly similar from
same range cattle sold Jan. 23 at 81 so.
and November 18th last al 33.t5 The
near approach az spring, and general
confidence In good market for fat cat
tie this spring and summer causes this
strength, Good "a choice branded
steers, 500 to 1000, sold ~ Si.25 TO
si.7b last week. and practically an
stockers and feeders Of desirable ciasa
sold above $500. The range Of prices
today Is about q quarter lower loan
best time last week, or from 1916 n
si6u, Fed western steers sold iron
tf.50 10 s5.25 COWS and helfers s3.2h
20 s4tAUs kllliuN cAttlo arc ounai t4f
the best time, OF within a small mar
gin OF q. supply today 5000 hos6
mark0l steady to 10 cents lower. con-
and good stOckers aud feeders etcadNs
steers slow to 10 cents lower.
Sheep and lamb market Is irregular.
hut tendency "a toward weakness.
Buyers only take enough for immedi,
ats wants, and appear 10 have orders
10 get them cheaper Run from the
San Luis valley 70 about over, and the
supply for This market for awhile must
come from Arkansas valley, and VIVA
little local stun there IL on feed, ind"
eating a restricted supply here for
few weeks, Market - SLOW, but steadf
today, run 1000 head. Top lambs ~
day sold AZ s7.35, yoarllnRH $50, ewes
IS 30, wethsrs not tested. but best onos
bring ts.6S. Colorado stock Of good
EQUALITY will bring close To these fg.
ures, heavier plainer western lambs
ee.7b TO 800. OF course, the choice
stun from ~ Collins district would BIO
IN a class By itself, somewhat above
agures now ruling here
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

President Droyfusa announces that
CLANCY viii be the Pirates rev first base
man. Wagner will be kept a. short
There h talk 81 sam Crawford being
traded 20 Washington for Catcher KIT
ridge
Miller Huggins has decided not 20 no TO
Mt Clemens Ste viii do eli his spring
work with the Reds at Jacksonville.
Frana owen pitcher Of tho Chicago
Americans, u assisting IN the coaching OF
she ur'verslty Of Michigan team az Ann
Arhor
Emmett Haley a Yankeet0wn una),
minister, viii coach the team Of Dei'auw
university this spring lie pitched for
Memphis years Rgo,
Joe Tinker. who was holding out for
more money. finally has come 20 terms
with the Chicago Nationals. he Joined
them sunday murninE IN route 90 caii-
furnia.
President Comiskey Of tho Chicago Am
orleans. viii have bat one younrsier IN
trimming this spring lie is a pitcher BY
the name % Hiene. All hia other men
are veterans,
The southern league will play no games
20 the club this year. The sinking fund
OF tho league was raised from si0o 20
ts,glq and a rule adopted against non-re-
serve contracts.
PRESIDENT O'Brion OF the American
association. has been moved ~ criticism
% change his headquarters from chicago
% Milwaukee Too much rthenu IN
iiuence talk caused the switch.
Perry WCrdgn, who helped evolve tht
game q base bali from the old-time sport
0f roundora, VIII play with New Orleans
again next season. crden expects "a
make a record ne a modern Methuselahl
Jack O'Connor stili u holding out In a.
Louis. He viii not report 90 the team
until Il returns from the south. thus saw
Ing himself ihe expense OF a tarkeepei
ln the nlrat-auonching emporium,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
LARGEST PLUME ON HoNDo.
Has Just Been Completed or the
kiasner Place, Fifty Miles West
Of Roswell.

Mira. ). A. Slaaner who lives ffty milo =
west OF Roswell on tho HondO liver was
In Roswell tho other nlght on her wny
20 Carlsbad, where her husband n en-
feRed Ia work az foreman on the rail-
road bridge gang. aavs the Record she
went 10 Carlsbad 60 visit with him. She
reports that on thelr ranch nifty miles
west, they have Just completed the lara
est nume on the H0ndo river ana she
only one IN Lincoln county The siumc
h acyenty.nve feet long, six foet wide
and tWensy.four teot above the water.
Mrs. klaanef lays claim 10 being the old
est resident OF this part Of the territory
@he GENE here from Texas with her
father before the government had made
Any surveys IN the territory. she states
that she came ten years before the Chia-
holm families located here and thcy are
generally aupro0ed 20 be- the oldest reri-
dents OF this vicinity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

A good way TO respect people W not
Co gei too intimate with them.
The prize idiot Is the man who Inn.
AGNES be Is Interested Ia w0man's
mind.
A woman could like geography bet.
Ter N an the boundary lines we're
homstitchcd.
Every girl would like 90 elope only
Il would socm too awful not 20 be
home before dark.
It's funny how evening clothes stay
on n woman when they seem 20 be-
specially built 10 slip Off
ID will be time enough for women %
ride astraddle when men slt down on
the floor TO put on their stockings
You can put n down for a fact that
when a husband and wife got along
together they don't have to keep tell
Ing everybody 80.
mussing up her hair that she viii for
A girl can got 80 mad with you fol
get 10 be mad with you for the reason
y0d did Il.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
HOUSE.
Afternoon sessIon--Ssth DAY.

~ pNAINNNN ANNNA Ah'"Atff
Tho commlttcc on judiciary reported
council bHl No. ~, BY Mr.. Leasy, relat
ing 20 The attorney general and district
ATTORNEYS recommending that vs. be
passed rbe report Of the committee was
adopted nd the TN passed,
The Committee on roads and highways
reported council bill No. iid. by MT
t.eahy relnting 20 good roads, recon-
mendinr that Il be passed The report q
the committee was adopted ana the mn
'rhe Committee on Judiciary reported
council hlI No i27. by Mr.. Martin, relat-
ing 20 lite OF attorney general, recon-.
mendiur that d be- parsed The report n
the committees was adopted ana 'he bili
passed
Tho r,oarlnr committee reported house
bin 40 30. An Act 10 prevent cruelty 90
animals recommending that 4 be passed
AR. Baoa moved 10 iay the bali on the
table lndsanltsly and ar, peunieton made
atrone olea against tnbllnE. The mli
was tabled by vote ~ is 90 ~
The sieoring committee reported house
bin No a. An Act appropriating the
sum on uI0e0 FOR an executive mansion
in sania re-. aud $1,000 for the crnstruc-
tion of srmoriea az Santa 10, Roswell
and silver city. and improvements "a
the arm0rlca "a Albuquerque and Lac
/ Vegas recommending that u be not
passed Sri Pendloton spoke "a favor Of
the bill nile McaaFa. dc haca and VIII
kerson arlko against the measure. The
minority report was adopted ana the
bil WA tablad by a sote OF ~ 60 a
Mr. WnRera5n moved that house bin
No lla. Au Act providing for the apnro'
printiou Or lands for railroad telegraph
tclephOne and other purposes, be- taheu
Up for confederation under Suspension Of
the rulea TOR the purpose OF concurrlnn
} "a.
motion Carrled and the house concurrco
IN the council amendment 20 the bill by
vote OF N 20 J.
The stserlne Jmmiiteo reported houa,
/ hili No, 81. An Act granting certain
rights OF W0man'n boards % Trade, II
nuthorlzta the aonlientlary 20 iurniai
brick and convict labor for the conatruc
tion Of a pubiic library IN Santa re, The
commute recommended that the hil
be- passed Sir. Wiikcraon moved tina
action on the hiii be- postponed until Wed
nesdas morning AZ n O'Clock, hut M
motion allied the bill failed 20 paai
BY a vote Of n 20 II.
The storing committee reported coun
oil bill No AZ An Act hcing tho time 10
holding trrma 'he district court d
certain cdostiea, recommending that :
be- passed. The report Of the committee
was adopIed ana the bill passed ~
unanimoua vote
nv Howard moved that the rules b
suspended for the purpose % taking al
council bul No i@, An ACT authorship
tho Issuance % certificates OF indebted
ness for the relief Of food sufferers n
lprovidtd Tor IN tho Martin fiood law
the motion carried and the biiI panae
by q luminous vote.
Mr. Howard mov,d that the rules b
suspended Tor the purpose % taking "a
council hln No. A. Al Act relating I
AZ
the house unanlmOunly under auspenalo
81 the rules.
gthe a0usn adjourned az $40 o'clock un
"a Wfdnoaday morning az 70 o'clock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
NEW DEATH HOUSE.

Oaslning. ~ ", March i0.--WOrk
was begun this week on the new tAO,'
600 death house at Sing Sing prison.
The present death house. which &C.
commodities only thirteen prisoners,
viii be torn down. and the new one
will have forty cells.
The building will be the finest OF "a
kind In the country II Will BE- con
siructed Of brick and stone, and will
have n Elass.covorcd court and prom
enade. where condemned men mas
take exercise az the discretion Of the
warden. No changes In the methods
or appliances viii be made in the new
chamber. Under the present system
a murderer Is pronounced dead seven
" seconds after he Is led into the
room. and IN the opinion Of the prison
officials this arrangement IL as ex
peditious as II IL possible 10 make Il
The last man 70 be put 10 death In
the present chamber will be Martin
Ebelt. a young man OF Mount Vernon
Who stranFled his wife with shoe
string and hid her body In a sewer
He will die on April 10.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

Junction Development and Lake au.
porlor a piltsburg companies have
been called for April no. az Calumet.
Mich. u u understood that some an.
1ounccmont VIII be- made az the meet.
inRs IN regard TO the many contradlc.
tory repohts that have appeared IN
connection with the consolidation Of
these properties all located near Bis.
Zee. Ari1
The story Of the merger originated
from Duluth, but was Immediately
denied from the head efice at Calu.
met and likewise by g A. Rarnell
the milne superintendent al nisbee
A circular was recently ISSUED by
Thomas Cole stating that the merger
would soon be contaminated The
capltaii aticn uf the new company u
organized win be between f3s,000O0o
and Si3.00O.O00
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
APPROPRIATION HILL PASSED.


special b. THO citizen.
santa Fe ~ A.. 1hroh is-it had been
rumofod HFht would be- made 10 tha
house orr ihe Arpf ,prlation hiii. but
thia Hlad &c materiailze
Immediately after the house met che
rtecrnr committee reported the uiii' rec
ommendioe inst it BE- PASSED and tho
report ana adopted uy r. vote of % 90 p.
The Nul WIS ihun read in fui iu English
aua Anan's u taking sap an thr morning
hour After ftadlns was dispensed win
sanchez moved the passage ~ the hil
which meiion carried ON rull cail haca
and Eiii4 10 eSpiaininr their voi, TALKED
against the unahnNt az TIE uii, but th'
fHcct was nut material. Tho nuli vote
on iho naasdEc was 20 for. and against
400 Haan. Duran. Fnia 1riorn. Mlraunl
Handatal. oi Santa ~. sud Wan fpiins
no.
Rf.sa df noon untii l.ae o'clock
Tho time uf tht council vas taken ur
passing O. number of uilia naaacd eafliri
ln The session 81 the house.
Both hduHes VIII meet tonight
rhe governor NAMES the oii inspector
district attorneys and irrigatin9 engineer
this afternoon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
HIGH WATERS IN miMBREs
RIVER poINo DhMAoE

Reports from the Mlmbrca river
country ere 90 the effect that such
section 10 suffering severely a. a re-
sult of the unusual weather. says the
silver City independent The rains
are melting the snow In the noun.
laias aud the river Is running very
high. with large floods ~ Frequent
occurrence. The river makes many
changes 10 is channel from time 20
time. and the result has been that
a large amount OF valuable farming
land hes been washed away ana other
parts ruined beyond redemption. The
HOlstein ranch has been a heavy
loser. The long continued bad luck
from which the Mimbres river people
have been the victims has resulted IN
many cases Of destltutlon among the
Mcxlcans Many narrow escapes are
reported Of persons trying 20 cross
the swollen waters. A few days slnes
Sim Holstoln. Jr., came very nearly
drowning while fording the river A
number Of head Of stock have been
lost In this way
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
THE ROOSEVELT DAM
TO Dc CONSTRUCTED

A dispatch from Washington states
that J. ~. O'Ronrke and company Of
Galveston, Texas, have been awarded
the contract for the construction OF
the Roosevelt dam In tho salt river
valley OF Arizona. The work Ia 10 TO
done under the terms OF the national
Irrigation act and viii cost sl,i0O. 100
Work Is 10 be completed within two
years. Il will be 225 feet high with
a thickness az the base Of 200 feet.
and when finished will be one Of the
largest dana IN the world.
There will BIO enough water stored
10 irfigate $50 900 acres OF land. be,
sides supplying water power for hun.
dredR Of places throughout the sec
ton. There ~as a lively competition
for the contract. Secretary Hitchcock
having received twenty.ono bids.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

speaker nalies called tho house 70 or
der az 1915 o'clock Az members were
preaunt The reading Of the Journal was
dispensed with.
Mr. Howard moved that the rules be
suspended for the reconsideration Of enc
vote hy which council substitute for c0un-
ga hlli 40 dll An Act fixing tho time Tor
holding terms OF the district SQUIRT ln
certain counties. for the purpose OF add
Ing an amendment thereto. This motion
carried aud the amendment was adopted
by vote OF 20 20 !, ana the bin was
passed by Z vote Of " 20 ], haudovul 81
sandoval. voting no.
Bills on THIRD READING.
Tho steering committee reported count
ca hiii No. 1884, by mr.. Miiior, An ACT
prohibiting the riding " bicycles on the
sidewalk IN Incorporated cities ana
towns recommending that a b. passed.
The report Of the committee was adopt
"a and the BIN passed By vote Of is
90 no.
tn, steering committee reported eoun-
ca niil No %, hy Mr, Marines, An Act
90 prevent injury "a bitches and pipe lines
ana pruvidlns penalty therefor ihe
report of the COMMITTEES was adopted ana
the hlii passed by vote OF % 10 q
Council substitute Tor house joint mem.
orial 40. 4. by Ar, lynch, congratulate.
ing President Roosevelt upon his action
concerning the regulation Of the trusts
Mr Lynch presented an amcadmen,
changing the title 10 amended house joint
memorial No 4 The amendment WA
adopted the memorial passed unani'
muunly.
The steering committee reported house
ulii No. 40, by Mr. Wilkcrnon, An ACT
relating 20 Incorporated cities and towns
recommending that t ho passed. The
report ~ tho committee was adopted aud
the hill passed unanimously.
The steering committee reported HOUSE
bnl No. 40. by Mr.. sanchcz. An Act q
prevent the changing by persons or cor
porationa, the na3ural course % rivers
creeks or other streams. rccommeudinl
that a be- passed. The report OF the com
migtcc WAC adopted and the bal passes
by vote 90 % 20 q
me steering committee reported ooun
cil pau No. ~ by Dir. Read, An Act q
protect persons from tinerRnt vendor
ana making vendors representing forcigl
urIna pay a liccLae recommending tina
u be- passed. The report OF the committee
was adopted and the bill passed BY a vot
Of ~ 20 q
The house adjourned al mit5 o'clocl
untii "Wednesday afternoon az o'clock
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

envious reputation a. a rapid dlspoaer
Of cngoa II he succeeds IN the tyiat OF
an thlrty.sevcn chses today. which be
intended doing when he left the city.
The charge against those numerous
defendants Is that they allowed the
Mexican who recently died Of small
p0x ut tho railroad camp near that
town 10 90 Into the town Of Santa
Rita. Tho foreman and men thus
charged claim that the Mexican was
not an omployc and that they dld not
have any control over him and ala
not faow that be wna afflicted
s,aailpox. The people ~ Santa siia
are closely watching the smellpo2 ST.
uatisn The result Of the trial VIII
DO awaited with much interest az the
whole matter VIII be gone Into deep
~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
GUADALUPE COUNTY WILL DC
PROSPEROUS THIS YEAR

Manuel n. Baca, former probate
clerk Of Guadalupe county II az Santa
Fe from Santa Rosa. He Il al pres
ont deputy probate clerk and deputy
asseaaor Of his county He has friends
and relatives a. Santa re whom he
cams 70 visit and he also wanted TO
be present az the closing session of the
assembly. Mr.. Haca says that the
outlook for the present season for cat.
tie ard sheep in Guadalupe county h
very fine. Grass on the range Il com.
Ing up nicely and there Ia plenty Of
water Tor stock. The recent cold spell
has not been severe on the stock
there and the losses have been slight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
BOY HERO
SAVES oRANDFArRER'e LIS
AND HOME FROM FLAMES.


4 lighted lamp. which old SIR. Hut
land. OF ncminR, was trying to set
Upon the DRESSER hast Friday evening.
was Ia sumo way overturned and
btoken. 90 Tying an over Bis hands
AID clothes. which az once lgnited.
Ha little grandson. Harold Martin.
who was alone with him az the time
al once BEGAN throwing wator upon
him ana finally succeeded In extln.
gushing the flames. mot. however. b..
fore Mr.. Rutland was badly burned.
His right hand was burned almost 10
Ia crisp. his beard burned on AVID his
clothing burned nearly of. By this
dime the articles ON the dresser we're
burning and there was grave danger
that the aouso, which Is frame. would
catch fire. lstilc Harold. with rare
presence Of mind. however. also put
this out and thon ran for assistance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
COUNCIL.
Afternoon session--5sth Day.

tCununued from Iucadayj
BILLS on THIRD READING.
The committee OF territorial anairs 70
ported house bill No. "a, b. Mr. Wilker-
son, reiating 10 optnmetry. recommending
that Il be- passed. The report of the COM
nltteo wnn adopted and the bah passed
Tho committee on territorial afIaire re-
ported houso bin No. 100, by AFR. sanches.
Ar Act nuihurizing the consolidation of
benevolent. Charitable and religious as
s0clationH rrcommcnding that Il be
PASSED. Tn report Of the committee was
adopt9a and the bill passed.
Tho committee on territorial anaifH re-
ported hour bts No. "a. by Mr. stockton,
denninR 8 butcher, recommending that q
bo not passed The report of the conf
mlttee was adopted and the biil was
tabled.
mo committee on territorial affairs re-
ported house bill No. ii6, BY Ar. Luna
relating g. dlmage ~ animals recon-.
mcnding that Il be- passed. The report "
the committee was adopted ana the pu'
paaaed.
me committee on JUDICIARY reported
council ameidment 20 council bill No. ~
hy Mf. i.eahy, rotating 20 appeals ~
mandnmus casos. recommending that u
be- passed Tho report o. tho committee
waa adopted and the bill passed.
The COMMITTEES on Judiciary repette'
couucn bill 80. io6. by SIR. Chavca. relat'
ing 90 thu adminlBtration ot estates rec.
ommondlua that Il be passed. The report
OF the COMMITTEES Nha adopted ANA ths
ban passed
me cormittee on corporations reported
council 300 No lO3, ~ Mr. Martinez, 70
infius o. bitches and colonization OF
lands, recommending that u BE- passed.
The report OF the committee wac adopted
ard the I'm paancd.
on motion of ar Martin, an house bill
on tho residents table were conElaefci
read tha inst ana second times and wor'
referred 10 tho steering commitlc
IN council adjourned at 900 o'clock an
al 10 o'clock IN the morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

FACTS WHICH CREEP INTO A
PRINTING OFFICE ALMOST ~.
cry DAY m THE YEAR.

Very frequently h haupoEs. IN Oh
newspaper Offices. that people call 20
ask n frlenda and relatives who are
arrested or who have been unfOrtun
ate IN other ways. cannot be treated
differently from the common run IF
lucflesa ones who are without fiends
They want names left out. names
changed ny ucciicnf." facts distorted
10 make q appear thar an arrest was
unwrrfastcd and other wonderful
deeds done ln type. calculated 10 place
toe arrested people In the light Of
suffering martyrs. and the police and
courts ln the llaht Of OFroa, tyrants
ant deliberate and malicious black.
nera of character. says an exchange
Now iot us say iun' a word from
the standpoint of Newspaper mHn.
he would litc 90 DO an thla for bis
had fflcnta. but Ofiimos he can't. lie
GncErt fcai iko lying gumctlmcs TO
put u plainly and be- doesn't feel. II
he has any good az an. like logging
The liia out ot Smiths reputation BE-
cause Smith saa no friends. and lvr-
getting the complaint against Robin
son because the lnitors father has a
little BIZ OF money
But N ne doesn't DO it--ii he doesn't
put himself out % twist the tuth aud
forget things and help along one man
40 the expense 81 an0thnr-he is g0-
lag 10 make enemies.
n he does lie and twist the facts
and try to Wilton tarniHhcd names. he
II going 10 be accused Of having &C.
copied graft 10 help somebody with
money, and he will sometime seem 70
deserve the charge.
II would be fine thing Cor the news.
paper people n the folks who like 10
make trouble would take their modi.
cino after they lose at the game, IN.
stead OF crying for somebody 10 help
them andw whitewash them. II would
make life seem worth the living.
The fellow who goes "up RggtnEt ~
In the vernacular OF the time. and &C
cepts the blow and saya nothing DO
yond lghtlng an the last ditch Il
reached. awakens the admiration Of
All newspaper men. They won't 20 oul
of their way TO hurt that sort Of fellow
NJ all.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
just For a Smile.

Fsther-Do you appreciate. sir. that I'm
q sclf-mnde man3 s1n--Yoa indeed. ~
has saved me a lot 81 trouhle.--ChicaEo
Chronicle
~ wonder why you never hear Of pig
doctnraY n suppose It's because pigs
can be- cured even after they are killed"
Yale Record.
Miss finley--Rcg says J grow pref
tier every time he aces me. Miss Roast
en- You ought 90 have him call oftener.
cleveland Leader.
brotherhood can't think how nervous
nho was when proposed, siNter--You
can't think how nervous she was until
you dld. Town ana Country.
knlcker-Do you approve Of the gov
ornment's distribution Of free scodul
iiocGer-Yesi IA even 80 further. and
siye free chickens 60 dig them up. New
York sun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
GOVERNOR cREEL TAKES
STEPS TO STOP FIRES

Forrest fires have done great dam.
prc IN the Chihuahua mOuntalnH OF
Mexico lately. devaating large tracts
OF pine Governor Crctl has issued
special orders against burning grass
or undefbrush. and hos ordered forest
rangers. Ike those w the United
States. TO enforce his Instructions. u
le necessary, be declares. 10 prevent
wanton destruction lIo has also or
dcrcd big game properly protected
These are the FIRST orders 10 this Kind
ever put into effect IN Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
GREER coMPLlMENTEp
~ TIE NEW MEXICAN

Councilman W. n. Greer Of Borna-
MO, although absent part Of tbs time.
proved himself a valuable member
OF the upper body OF the assembly
and hard and persistent worker In
committee work he was strong and
gave much OF his timo 10 4. The
Oreer bill providing q complete and
up 10 date system for the incorpora.
ton OF companies for business. min
ing and other purposes 10 one OF tho
best acts passed and will prove OF
great value 20 the territorial treasury.
Under lie provisions. II 10 believed
that the territorial income from IN.
corporation fees will be increased
from $4,000 20 tl5.OO0.---Now Moxi.
can.