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WAREHOUSES; AND VEHICLES

WANTED-Small and sound horse not over
$50. Address BOX 45s. this Office. jeIe-3t
WANTED-Cood carriage horse about eight
years Old sound gentle and tail not locked;
must be G. bargain. Send description, price,
and where can be seen TO CASH BUYER. this
Office. IeI6-3t
WANTED-Large two-horse furniture wagon.
must be in good condition Address BOX 453
this Office. feI6-9t
WANTED-Two good wagon horses for their
keep until September I, light work Ad-
dress BOX Ala, this Office. jel6-3t
WANTED-Horse suitable for surrey; must
be perfectly gentle and stand without hitch
ing; state lowest cash price: dealers need
not apply G. f. H.. 030 Virginia ave sw.
1el5-5t
WANTED-To buy for cash, horses and dirt
wagons and harness O. B. ZANTZINGER
2I4-2l5 McGiu Building teI5-3.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, Holding Probate Court--Es-
tate of SARAH GUFF1N. Deceased. No
1898 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. having
been made to the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict OF Columbia. holding s. Probate Court
for probate of the last will and testament
OF said deceased. and for letters testamentar-y
on said estate. by Susan a. Grimm and Har-
riet 6. Griffin. executives. II is ordered this
sth day OF June. a. D. 1905. that notice be
and hereby is given to Richard Guffin OF
Columbus, Ohio. and the unknown heirs Of
James Austin Guifin. deceased. and to all
others concerned. 10 appear In said court on
MONDAY. the 10TH DAY OF JULY, A. D.
1905. at 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. to show cause
why such application should not be granted
Provided, this notice be published in the
Washington Law Reporter and The Washing
ton Times once In each Of three successive
weeks before the return day herein men
uoned-the first publication to be not less
than thirty days before said return day
fSeaD WENDELL P. STAFFORD Justice
Attest: JAMES TANNER. Register Of wills
Tor the District Of Columbia; Clerk of the
Probate Court. IRWIN B. LINTON At
torney. teo I6 q
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOX SALE-Two new, beautiful 7-room
houses; fine location; shade trees; city water:
1 Issll,, ana Erwin sts.; two blocks south of
Woodrfdge Station; fare, Eckington car
-. oC0; $3.50 cash. balance monthly: now omen
from 8 TO pm. f. ]. DIEUDONNE, 4I4
1th St nv. iaIs A.
FOX SALE-Large building lots s. down
balance "a a month, price. Sl25 to $3.50 per
iot, on electric road, two miles from city.
Send for plat JAMES (. CLEMENTS I4sH
- g. nM. jel6-3t
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COLONIAL BEACH.

COLONIAL BEACH-Handsome cottages; ex-
ira large porch. H. E. DICKHART, 400 1th
st. iel5-3t
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FOR RENT-COTTAGES.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT, aAAE
OR EXCHANGE.

FOR RENT. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
fCr CRY property.
2l10 o ST NW.-Ie rooms; ali modern I'm
provenentsi $1,000 yearly lease; sale,
lo2e LANYARD ST. NV, corner 18th st
IL rooms, new; all modern improvements;
rent. $40 per month. Sale, So. 500.
GIG EAST CAPITOL Slot 7lxl2S; I2 rooms ;
Al modern improvements; large stable.
For sale, S5O.UuO.
LOTS at Arundei-on- the-Bay. Nd; 50ul50
$l00 to 500 per lot.
26 ACRES, d. q p. road, 5 minutes from
station, Ardwick," $50 per acre.
Apply TO THOMAS w. SMITH
5el5-3Ot Cor. LIST st. and Indiana ave
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs Sc VEHICLES

FOR SALE-Nice sorrel mare. five years old /,
saddler or driver; bay horse. Ave years old :;
the incest pony in town, sound and gentle;
parties leaving city: no further use for them
Can be seen at riding school. 22d and
SITS. NV. W. P. COLLINS. 1t
FOR SALE-Cheap one extension-top sur
seen at ]. T. HOPKINS & SONS stable.
alley between. 9th and 10th sts Rhode Island
ave. and r ST NV. jel6-3t
FOR SALE-Cheap, one light secondhand
wagon Ill 9Th st. ne. je16-3t
FOR sALE-Good horse: work anywhere;
six years old; very, very cheap 80 c ST. ne.
3el8-3t
$500 NET CASH-F1ne mare six years old !:
canopy-top runabout, new set hand made har-
sless, especially for lady. Inquire D. L.
COON. q ct NV, near It'll 1e16-3t
FOR SALE-Hand-ma grocery delivery
wagon and harness. lO2 G st. NV. 5eI55t
FOR sALE-Thoroughbred mare, speedy.
size; or win exchange for good, large driver
address BOX al, this Office jeI5-3t
FOR SALE-Bay mare. cheap. at coal yard,
62f \ ST. NV. jel4-3t
FOR SALE-Three good horses, suitable for
heavy delivery wagons BOSTON MARKET,
lib Pennsylvania ave. NV. jeI4-3t
FOR SALE-Good work mule: sound and
Kind 1880 18th ST. my. je134t
SEE OUR GooDsl GET OUR PRIcEsi
Sb5 Steel-tfre Runabouts. 336. 80
SS5 Rubber-tire Runabouts. ....,-.....-.. A 90
SIS Rubber-tire Stanhope. IS. 90
S. D. WATERS SON. al0 Pa. ave.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-Owners' work In Job piaster1ng
brick and cement work; caIcimipin1- terrns
low WATSON. 1920 10th st. NV je1e-3t
SIGNS AT SHORT NOTICE. See THE
SIGN MAN. 724 llth st. NV; best work:
moderate prices. te15aot
A SPECIAL MEETING of the stockho,dor,
of the Columbia Plate Glass Insurance. COM
pany Will be held at 1914 F ST. NV FIIDaY
JULY Z. 1905. at 2 o'clock. Subject IRE.
duction CAPITAL Stock" MYER COHEN II
r. HOWENSTEIN. HENRY H MCGEE
je15-21t
HYGHsNIC TREATMENT by A wu,FOeD
HALL, bh.D.. LID. Circulars Agency,
1923 + ST.. Room Z. jeI4 a.
FULL DRESS and Tuxedo Suits for hire 81
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, Holding Probate Court.-No.
12,9S2, Admin1stration.-Thisi is to give notice
that the subscriber. OF the District of Column
bia. has obtained from the Probate Court OF
the District OF Columbia, letters Of admin
istration the estate OF Michael Dietx
late of the District Of Columbia, deceased
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, legally au-
thenticated. to the subscriber or before
the 14TH DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1906; other
wise they may BY law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate Given under my hand
this 18th day of June, 1905. DAVID ROTH
SCH1LD, 112 louisiana ave. NV. Attest.
1SeaD JAMES TANNER, Register of Wills
for the District of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. BENDHEIM & ROTH
SCHILD. Attorneys. jeI6. 1880
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
FOR SALE FOR SAL
THE HARRISON-BROWNING CO.
COZ G STREET, n W. !

so7 STREET y. w. jeeas-st
FOR SALE-By owner. 80 V St NV, three
stories: nine rooms. nowly papered, painted
day ieI6-sf
FOR SALE-No. So st. NV. will be sold to
the owner for a home. Lot 22x9O. to alley
Contains large rooms and bath; perfect
condition. Don't miss il if you want q
house in this locality.
FOR SALE-Two squares of East Capitol st
In Northeast section-A two-story and CON
crete cellar bay window brick; six rooms
and bath; lot 1IxS6 to alley: almost new
FOR SALE-Biooningda Bargain-On L st.
eight rooms and bath: kitchen on first
floor; furnace heat: reception hall. cabinet
FOR sALE-A iarget double house. 90 feet
front; newly papered and painted through
out Six rooms and bath. II is in one of
g $50. Open for inspection
3el6-St EDW- p SCHWARTZ, e24 F st.
FOR SALE 81. 25D-ON LETTERED STREET
NEAR 1ST.
One Of the Drettiest little houses I'm the
entire .Bloomingdale section: rooms en-
two floors t tile tiled bath: large cellar: fur
N.S53-RHODE ISLAND AVENUE NEAR
1ST ST. NV
Impossible to find better located home
than this one. It is practically new and
IL in prime condition: four rooms on first
bah on second floor. good closets
u. R. H0WENSTEIN CO..
liza Il Street, n. w. te15-tf
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$4,000.
NEW HOUSES.

$4,000.
NEW HOUSES.
Only two lett for sale. Now building;
Will finish 20 suit purchasers. Two-story
and concrete cellar Brick dwellings. with
stone porches and trim. Six nice rooms
and tiled bath Furnace heat. Southern
exposure. Convenient to Pennsylvan,a
ave. car line and navy yard
JOSEPH !. WELLER,
REALTY BROKER. COZ ST. N W.
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ATTORNEYS,

ADVICE FREE-Damage estate. and divorce
cases, ETC.; all courts. Able lawyers No
charge without service. Everything strictly
conndentisl Money advanced. Address p O
BOX 1874. City. ieI4ao.
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.

Property Bargains!
New six-room house in Ten;cytown, on
car line: slOo cash: s15 per ST 7SN
1.-A- az ~
-Si1-room brick store and dwelling. 1927
Soth st: rents for $2O.5o So nnN
The Miller Shoemaker Real Estate c..
(Inc.)
1a23 sad st. Phone West 40.
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wANTED-SUBURBAN,

MANIED-A home on Berwyn line: one fare;
~ 40 CO oasn; monthly payments; price not over
S1.6OO Address B. s.. this Office ie16-sr
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-Stable. for storage; to reliable
party; in rear 612 I'd st. NV. Inquire at
residence jel5-3t
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LOANS ON STOCKS. BONDS. REAL ES.
TATE. Trusts, bldg. anu Loan Assn. Shares,
Syndicate CerIt1s-. warehouse Receipts, LIS'J
INSURANCE POLICIES. etc Reasonable
rates. Square dealing t0-42 MetzeroSt Bldg.
uI0 F ST. Phone 5l7. - a. BAkER
Broker and Fiscal Agent. sesl-f
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FOR SALE-For a few days we viii offer
at $275 few choice building sites at
SILVER SPRING PARK. These lots are
eoxi59, on graded street, 80 feet wide,
running back to 20-foot hey are on the
highest elevation IN the property and are
really bargains Some beautiful half-acre
sites at $500. ROBINSON & CO.. Inc. 613
14th ct. NV. teiO-I2
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FOR SALE-A two-story and concrete cellar
brick Georgia Sc, containing g
rooms and bath: furnace heat: coal and gas
ranges in kitchen; can be sold on very easy
payments; price 81. 800.
CLARENCE BARNARD.
The Oval Sign. 1412 st. jel2-tf
LOOK AT THOSE TWO-STORY HOUSES
Just completed, Nos. IIzi to 1923 L st. ne. ;
Is feet front: Will rent for SIS per month
good home investment Price. So 6Oc
Terms suit. II. S. WEIGH,
1el0-6t-exSu 80 + ST.
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
on 500 CASH AND $40 MONTHLY.
For full particulars drop postal. telephone.
or call for illustrated booklet. plat,
etc, of Mount Pleasan; Heights.
FULTON X. GORDON,
Northwest Subdivision a Specially.
ROBERT c. HEATER, Manager.
Tel. Main 5Z9. Colorado Building.
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In The Secret Service
Revelations of Nine DumaFesq Detective by Derek vane

| be people / could trust, who would be
under your 0rders-you nust be pre-
pared for an emergencies-but they
| would be told as little of the real facts
] OF the case as possible. once out il
| the Atlantic il would be easy to make
your way TO the Azores, where BOute-
/ neR is convinced the ice bound vessel
I must drift If it is released at an
] 1T seems a very hopeless quest
Not so hopeless as an attempt to
/ find DonhOff-and that is the only other
} thread whereby 20 unraVel the mystery
II the Sonia should fail into your hands
and YOU should find no discriminating
documents in the Counts luggage
Bouteneff viii then send out a search
party to explore the coast OF Davis
3 strait FOR some sign of the missing men;
but ne thinks the other course the more
promising. and SO do l. If you lIld
+ at The azores choose one of the smaller
islands. which is sparsely inhabited,
and then your movements Will attract
LITTLE attention. Well, viii you
undertake the commissions"
Yes, / said after "a little considera-
/ ton. though I do not think I have
ever had "a more difficult one"
When money is plentiful most bust
ness preliminaries can be arranged with
two / was at sea i'm d comfortable
steam yacht, manned by an efficient
crew, and accompanied by my maid
aud four friends" one of whom, for
the sake of appearances. passed as my
brother These assistants were pre-
NiOusly unknown 10 ne, but had been
chosen by the chief for their courage
and discretion. A hint OF treasure
uoVe had been given them, but they
asked no Questions, being accustomed
to obey blmdly The one had chosen
90 pass as my brother ia the eyes of the
crew, and give them my orders was a
young man of genuemanly appearance,
and higher education than the others.
spring was breaking in the Arctic
regions when at last we sighted the
Azores, a cluster of nine islands in the
North Atlantic ! had, of course,
forWed ms plans as far as possible dur
ing the voyage, and after having made
as close an inspection of the islands as
J could from the yacht, 1 decided to
land at CorVo with my companions.
CorYo is the most nOrthWesterly of the
group only six miles long by three
broad and Of volcanic origin. 1t had
suffered recently from a bad eruption,
SO that al the present time it was
practically deserted. which suited my
purpose admirably.
I had asceTtained that beach-cOmb ers
We're not unknown in the islands,
wrecks being apparently fairly plenti-
ful. so / arranged that Pilgrim and one
of the other men should take to this
last refuge of the destitute, which
would enable them TO keep a keen
lookout for any sign of the missing
Sonia. and prevent her falling into
other hands. What they were to do Oh
land. ! should do at sea. so that it
seemed impossible-if, indeed. the lost
brig should come our Way-that we
could miss her between us. In case she
should drift into the little harbOr
warned PiisIin3 and his companion that
they We're not to board her under any
circumstances. That was To be reserved
for me Some dilapidated apparel
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or evil. I am a person OF no import
ance: TO punish me would injure no
one else, and / do not think you have
any grudge against me personally. It
is no idle phrase TO say that under the
same circumstances I would spare
YOU
] had learnt 10 look uDon this man
as friend, and, though his treachery
was like a blow in the face, ] was in
eined TO be as lenient TO him as duty
would permit
IF 1 spare you, | will. l said You
may believe me-"
u do Well. then-as you may have
guessed am a humble member OF the
Brotherhood Of the Hidden Hand,
whose hand, though hidden. is every
where. We heard of Bouteneh's specu-
lation, and in case il should prove sue
cessful ] was deputed 10 accompany
the expedition. being able TO pass as an
Engishman. 1t was not an easy mat
ter to arrange. but we are seldom BAT
flea. If I could not have got on board
by fair means 7 should have done so
by foul. Fortune favored me wonder
fully at first but she is a slippery jade
and in the moment of success she has
forsaken me. / had just found the i'm
pOrtant papers Donhoff took away with
him when YOU came in. I'm another
minute they would nave Dcel DufINs
for | did not intend to run any risk by
keeping them. and the brotherhood
would have been saved. NoW-'an
he threw out his hands.
Il cannot pretend TO feel any regret
at the prospect of such a wasp's nest
being destroyed / said coldly, but
as your object has been defeated, am
willing 10 show you personally some
mercy You shall be left here, where
you will be out of harms way for some
time 10 come. If the surroundings are
not all that could be desired, it is at
least better than Siberia"
Then I put the whistle to my lips.
Pilgrim remained behind at COrVo, he
announcing this to be his wish. The
man who had been wounded in trying
to restrain him from boarding the ship
contrary to my express orders, recoV-
cred completely on the voyage home.
He had no suspicion as to Pilgrim 5
real identity, and / kept silence then
and afterwards.
/ took some skins and furs out of the
Sonia. and then left her to the mercy
of the beach combers. There were signs
that she had been deserted in haste,
and there seemed little doubt that the
whole party must have persisted miser-
ably Ii was a proud moment for me
when | put Count DOnhoff's papers into
the chiefs hands and received his con-
gratulations.
Copyright 1895, by d. T. Pierce.
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The Russian Brig: How Nine. d.
msresq Obtained the Secret Rec
ords OF the Hidden Hand Society.

suited TO their miserable calling was
/ left with the men as we'll as plenty of
provisions. aud then ] and the two
others returned To the yacht | intended
TO cruise about during the day, and TO
anchor AT night of the Azores,
And now commenced a most anxious
time of waiting and watching.
Six days and six nights passed. and
each day ] sent a messenger TO Corvo,
who brought back the same report: 20
news. And, indeed. l could see for my
self nothing had happened of any con-
Germ 10 me. Once some Wreckage had
been tossed UP on the island. but there
was nothing to indicate whence IL
came, aud l had reason to think it
might have belonged TO the unf1rJun-
ate Sonia. Then on the seventh night
towards morning, the weary waiting
was suddenly broken
/ was asleep in nly staterOOm, when
there came an Imperative knock at the
door, had given instructions that I
was 10 be called at any hour Of the
night IL a ship answering my deScriD-
ton of the Russian should be seen
and the voice of one of nay coadjutors
informed me III an excited undertOne
that a strange vessel was i'm sight
Throwing on some clothes 1 rushel up
on deck
her coming-I knew her at once. l did
not need to- ask anything about her
or to listen to the murmurs around me-
TO know that my strange quest was
ended-that what had appeared the
mad fancy of a mpnOmaniac had been
realized She came slowly out OF the
gray dawn like ghost from another
world
"A Russianl"-''What a queer look
-
from? "-"What is she called?" were
some of the CALCULATIONS heard. And
then presently putting down his
glasses, the captain answered the last
question: '"rhe Sonia And my heart
leapt TO my throat as / heard the
name.
The silence grew almost deathly as
we watched her drawing closer and
closer. /. Who knew all that her ad-
vent might mean, might well gaze at
her with dilated eyes and suspended
breath, but even on the sailors her
strange spectral appearance produced
an aWe-inspiring effect There was no
sign of life on her. I might discover
Count DOnhOff's papers, but it was evil
dent the arch consprator himself was
not to fall into my hands.
II became apparent now to my great
relief that she was drifting into the lit
tie harbor of Corvo. She would be safe
there until ] could reach her. l gave
orders for a boat TO he lowered, and
accompanied by ol.y one Of my subOr-
dinates-I wished TO do my inspection
as quietly and secretly as possible
prepared TO be FOWed ashore. ] went
below TO get a warmer cloak from my
cabin, and seeing my revolver handy
/ slipped il into my pocket. 1t might
be as well to have it. One could not
tell what one might find on the appa
Tently deserted ship.
AS I stepped into the boat q sharp
report smote the still air. II was d
pistol shot. / stood still in amaZement
What could it mean? There was no
doubt from which direction it came. 1t
was Corvo. Was it possible that at this
early hour in the morning there could
be some wretched creatures haunting
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Where room space is factor this
New Safety Foidable Iron Bed will
fill long felt went All the virtues
of any good Iron Bed, equipped with
comfortable springs and may be fold
ed into a width of IL inches. The
most practical Folding Bed ever in.
vented.
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In Russia,s Predieament.

Copyright, 1895, by D. r. Pierce.
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Can You Sleep?

If not, and you are growing nervous,
respondent and rundown, you need
Palmo Tablets. They induce natural
slnmber, build up the nervous system,
and make you feel and look years
Younger. 80 cents Book Free. Adj
dress The ). R. Fell Co, Cleveland, o.
For sale by F. ]. Hill Drug Co.
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louisville Courier-JournaL)
yes. J quarreled with my wife about
nothing
why don't you make up?'
I'm going TO. All I'm worried about
now is the indemnity"
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st,ooo,ooo,ooo.

cleveland Plain DealerD
II suppose Envoy Witte sent the car
a cipher dispatCh2'
Guess there must have been at least
nine ciphers in it."
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We are exclusive sellers Of the Famou.
Sterns & Foster Mattresses
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Full line of Bedding, at prices less than yot
would expect to pay fer such high qualities
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~ San PeGre. Los
E&S1N AngeIes & SaIs saks
la "a a. k.4 Co
wv TIME TABLE
EFFECTIVE MAY 1ST. 1905.

STANDARD Pullman Service Daily Be
tween SAT- Lake, Milford. Caliente, Las
Vegas and Los Angeles.
Direct Stage Connection for al Mining
Districts in Southern Utah ard Nevada,
including Builfrog-
city ticket Office No Il " Second
South Street. Telephones 1856.
r. w. GILLETF.
General PASSENGER Agent.
J I. MOORE
District PasSer ger Agent.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-18

mo, but ALL suffering the same con
ted conditions. that this indicated
1preccdented prosperity all over the
01nrv; TINT while It was working
rlship on the Durango section II
@ congratulatory that 1t was at
t assuring Of general prosperity
1l The Rio Grande could not afYord
H neglect It's service to the Durango
1nuuy tbst the railways interests
.ra better subserved by giving the
'Hei service possible. Mr.. vaile said
a RIO Grande, during the past eigh.
fn years had reduced its rates into
san Juan country until they now
mlincd but 81 per cent OF wnat they
ar" eighteen years ago He said
Npr Mcconnell appeared to desire
reduce the roads earning capacity
i mako Il increase Its expenses.
ar. Sloan concurred In the PROPOSE.
1 To select a committee OF the
rl of trade to visit the Rio Grnnde
niols at Denver and 1t was agreed
do this.
senator Newman had listened to the
a1slons, among them one refer.
10 the fact that the passenger
.o ls the same from Silverton to
over That it is from Durango to
.1Fer Mr.. Newman said the people
Durango as well as those CT Silver
n Itd asked for this indiscriminat-
rate twenty years ago. and that
.Ha hc favored a reduction of the
r.nni rate from the San Juan to
1For he believed Silverton should
,a tho same rate given to Durango.
r newman discussed at some length
diHldyantages bad passenger ser.
bud given to the San Juan for
Wo time; IL had worn men out who
uicd 10 get into the country and
naIinod them to invest in mines or
r 10 return again; men who had
"n suffered had turned down legiti-
ara mining propositions in the San
u and gone to Boulder or else
re TO put their money In wild cat
Iurt6.
.iassr5 Schlaacks, Hughes and
.It agreed that the meeting had
misc1 TO 10 some good. that their
was ready to meet and discuss
. uupat.ons regarding the interests
uIHl must be mutual between Du-
p and the railway. Mr.. Schlaacks'
lIor won the confidence Of the Du-
l contingent. 1t was Mr. Hughes
less TO protect his position as a
maker and protector, and he has
100 distinction as a man who does
recede until they show him. The
'uran traffic manager is probably
aver than twenty years ago, but his
does not seem TO be older. He
'ue same Andy Hughes, coptending
lhu same way as he had done be-
the rights Of the railway, realiz
chat he could not advocate any
lr Interest which would jeopardize
railways right or interest. but
he and Mr.. Schlaacks were very
lid In all they said about getting
ugo and the railroad together to
what might be done right in rem
.uE anything which is now unequal
unjust
me meeting will do some good.