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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
OFFICIAL NOTES
OF GENERAL
INTEREST
NolaFios Public Appointed.
New Companies Organized.
Santa Fe Federal Building.

The following have hocn appointed
uoiRfies public hy Governor iaeer'
man
forenno noleado. iAa vogaa. San
Miguel coIniy, Daniel y 0ailawny,
Nara Visa. Union county AlnnEn q.
i.oFoiosa. clayton Union county.
Articles Of incorporation.
Tho Pennington Oh a Gas rnm-
panY Principal place of husiacda al
Pennington. San Juan county. Tors
rt0rlii AGENT e. ~ Hifveta. 90
fafmingiOn Capital stock. fi00pNo.
divided Into one million shares of fha
par Waite nf 10 con hciacf .nnr ARA
pas value OF 40 cents each. commence
lng business with sllN llHrniions
ans years object developing nii
and gaH wells. lncufrufaInre. Nj ~.
Irwin. W. A Hunter. g. H SILVER 3.
RI nlnte. J kilcn iahun1n n 81,
Pierce and g. , Carlisle all ul Farm
|nginn
The gann Cannl. Land a Power
company Principal place ol business
at Aztec. San Juan county Terri
iOrial arcni. William 81 WHliar. no
AEier. Capital stock. $500. 100. divide
ga into 5000 shares ~ tho par value
of 500 each Ohleci. ufnlghin9
waiter Tor domestic, irrigaiiug ana
power nuruogaH iaifatlon MY
years lnrurnuntofa william q.
Walker an9 w Con black oi Aaieo
land Blair nnFNcn OF Durango, rnin,
Cement Walk Around Federal
Building.
Collector H n nnrdsnnr has open
ei the bids f0s tho construction OF =
cement sidewalk around che federal
buiieing grounds ln The northern part
81 Santa BE, In accordance with In
airuCilons from the supervising nrch-
hect ~ the treasury amt the plans
and specifications received by him for
Tho purpose There we're two bid
dors w. A. carolaon, contractor, of
Santa fo. and Cofheit a dmythD. on
glnDerg and contractors. alaO ~ that
city Tho Grm OF COrboit a Bmytk9
submitted The lowest bid aud Coliect-
or Bardahar has forwarded the bids
20 the supervising architect IN WASH
ingtOn with she roo Recommendation that
the one 90 COrbctt A Smythe be- ac-
captcd ana the contract awarded tm
the firm. u ~ very probable that ih@
actual work Ut constructing tho cc~
my'Ht walk will be- delayed until rHAt
spring on account ~ thp early advent
of winter weather u takes mild and
equitable weather and al even tenn.
peraiuFe Tor the proper hardening %
the cement AMI aH The JOB d quite cx-
tonslvo delay is thought the best
course
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

George OismdIno. who visited biz
son in San Francisco. haa reiuucd.
iust in fimo De- sai into no hfai a
ne campaign
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
MATERIAL ron WILLARD
DEpOT ARRIVE

lIstHiai for the neW Alchiaon. u
neha a santa ~ depot nl Wila
o,nsinuea 70 arrive. SAYS the Eeiap
News The depot 81 OBJ cost GlNN
and WNl bt two stories ln helNl Is
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

Premier Jameson Dr. Jim. uf
Boer raid fnmo bas boon ln London
on a nylng mission ana D. hurfiedlF
reviewing old acQuaintances and Eci'
ling ln touch with iho new regime ai
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

Emil Uergendahl of Fort nnyard,
Increased pension t2f per month";
from september 20. 1905
Patrick McAlocr of Fort HaYard,
pension "a uor month. from May n
1906
Maria JoHofa ROyhalde DE- Medina,
~ pennsco. pension oi es for herself
and o. additional fur SIX children,
from AprIl a. 1905
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
OF Emperor william over the
Publication Of RoColleCll0ns
Of German IntriguoS.
NUMBER Of WOMEN VOTERS
IS INCREASED IN LONDON
Other News and Gossip oiintoTost
From the Capital Of tho
Civilized World.
spoclal Correspondence.


London Oct 20 British ecstasy
owes Empeyor Williams discontinue
a. result 81 the publication OF Count
won Hohenioho's "recollcctions" of
German Intrigue is both audible and
intense. british nowennpera are tax.
inE space IN daily reproductions OF
long extracts from The hook and eal'
tufihi criticism thereof While the
cEnre rccent humiliation az che hands
of Japan afforded intense satisfaction.
Nicholas had never made himself
personally the object of British dts
like that the kaiser has No blow
could be- struck the iaucr'g political
fortunes that would not Do hailed
here with the uveliesl emotions. and
the giuating over the Hchcni0he dts
closures Us of = far more satisfactory
Kind than thHt indulFod IN when TIE
Russian hcoi was destroyed. an over
Europe. 81 fact. the modification OF
the kaiser o. n matter for great re-
iulcing, made an the more complete
By the fact that the emperor has uo
reCOGrso-hc cannot strike the hand
that wrought his discontinue. There
are various HpcculniiOna as 20 what in
1uoncsd ho publication "a this time
the ont most generally accepted beiui
that a powerful opposition 70 emperor
William has been semiHecrefly form
ed and that the unwilling OF bidder
doinEa aud designs was a part ~ ths
campaign program mapped out, with
a view 20 sapping his sway over Ger
many and bringing about a change o
policy both foreign and domestic. De
velopmnnts viii be- watched with thl
keonost interest. all other matters o
moment being In eclipse for the pres
ent. az least Meantime. tho undis
gulaod public sentiment here serves q
snow on what very thin ice the ~
Gently inaugurated era OF good foelinl
between Briton and Teuion was skal
iug u viii take something more thai
stage kisses between Uncle BdWar
aud Nephew william % heal lh
breach made 30 wide and deem b
ciashing ambitions and racial ami
mOaltlcs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
More Power Tor L0ndon Women.


How will they voter Election
agents have had thrust upon them an
unexpected sud extraordinary problem
AS the result of a judicial ruling which
makes every person, male or female.
who occupies an uniurniahod room, n
qualified voter at the coming elections
in London fOr borough and county Of
ncora Now. thCre are thousands Of
sinRel womon and widows who occupy
single rooms whose rent formerly has
not hoeu eloush fu qualify them to
vote. hnl naW their aamoa are going
un The municipal registers az voters.
They form an entirely unknown quau-
THY, and some OF The lihcrai election
agets lOok forward 20 election day
with considerable mlssiyinRs In
Shorcditch. the Tories put up a neat
trick by ohleoiing 10 an the men en-.
franchiaod By che decision In question
bat not 40 % single one oi the women.
The are Just the sort Of voters,
said second liberal eloctiOnecr "WhQ
viii BE- led away by iho district visitor
aud the lady canvaaser ALI of whom
would seem 20 be- IN the employ 81
tho Tories.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03


alr John HILBERT Is sin ~ u. find,
ing cauaos for the deplurabie increase
ut mnacy IN England, and nos has hit
on monial anxiety aH On importat con-
tnnuting agent. Even "a amuaemenls,
such az motoring and cycling. be- de-
eiares, he people are under pfes-
sure that FacKs the intellectual ns
well as physical pnWorn. ana iu the
end the victim becomes "RibborinH
idiot"
whatever iho merits of Sir Johns
Emphasizing theory. there can ho mo-
doubt that the excitement 90 mo. orine
la one nf Cunid's most formidable
agents. Tho newspapers are filled wish
romantic happenings which mad their
beginnings ln the principals 10 these
aHairs being thrown together in lht
course Df both long and short 'hanla
m she pursuit Of pleasure aud the
chauffeur has quite Displaced the
hero of tha misalllance. The romantic
marriage of mllllonulre's dnuHntol
tn her mihcrH chauffeur az NnrhiioI
again teailhos 10 this sentimental in
nuencc OF motor drives. a Mt Var
rar and bis two daughters took
house near the Thames Tor The rive
aeason. bat the elder Miss Farrar
handsome and twenty -twu. sremed q
prefer motor drives 10 river plcnice
and in this way she Was thrown mucl
I'M the company Uf John mllOwa.
chauffeur oft uncommon skin. WHO oA
cited the admiration OF his fair com
panscn "a state of things which NAT
ugaily paved che way iOr love ON
morning Mas Farfar was mlssin
from the breakfast table The chnul
feurs place at a humblor table als
was vacant The mystery oi Che dou
he disappearance WIS clcred up ~
note left behind BY the young iadi
stating that sh0 had gone away
marry Mr. Fellows Meanwhile I'D
lovers we're exceeding the speed hm
nn their way 90 Norbiiun-iho chean
fonf in n motoring suit ana lne iad
ia dues cloak and white mniuf "
and there they wordrmHfried Win
out any one auapcCilng the rQmai'
story 10 which lho ceremony made
nttIne climax The BRIDES inthN an
sister. nOi being ol the forgivlnE soy
the Young couple are happy in uli
cottage. and aOcicty % discussing VI
a6anol TO this real love anair qui|
ehag.auf t0 Eir John HlpiMfth utie
antea aa go the mae.osH ot moinfln
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

iamoe %. Eah.n. president ol me
cuuHOlidhlod Liquor r0mpany. who
Naa 40 lhpraan and kriner. ont iu
int Anni mountains, On business Tor
hls company has roluned fo the
city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

~ y siaui'eg has m0t with a aefi-
ous accident Whln coupling cars "a
hanbakon ii his Hrhi hand waa
rauThf and crushed 81 Chat ampuia
iiHu HHs necessary hT Stanley
I spent lasf winter ln VI paau
Thl laio congestion 0f freight lrrf
ic on the Mexican Central De- report
cd iu he relieved and Che trains ar'
I nuW .naFiug nn schedule .ime
THE Mexican Central la niannini
90 placH a numler nf wooden brldg
81 oH the ch.chHAchnn division wiii
iron structures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

Few boys have ever achlssa
such quick fame on the turf a. !.
Richard Bedeil. ths De~ s..a.
youth. vho rode Tokalon 10 vlrs.,
IN the brooklyn handbag. Bssss
has been riding lcaa than year 4.
Nes formerly a bell boy In an la..
hotel. bat AS ambitious 10 bse.s,s
= rid ile wenf 70 New OiIssrs
70 ride for Tony Heaizl. and .ksv.
the middle n last Nintef bezau i
ab0N signs n merit. After Mr..
seSeli Radike aud O'Nell. lsft 4.
Crescent CITY. Bedell did better az
attracted The attention Of ! W ~
Ter. the Texan. who owns TossIs,
aho took him Easf
Dandelion Mas The Eamsr era
tsnier Tokalun met 10 tie LA
cap, aad v Nslli. one of the heu !,
jockeys. rode a tricky race. ho1iz1
70 nose out q victory over ia =
experienced bell hop locker frm
Iowa Dandeiinn VAS risass /,
though an IN. but o'Nelll vas a..
Ina the Hamburg colt fog %, l.s.
furiong Bedeli maintained hss -.
and IS HIS mount dres nearer a.
sire extended him 20 prsvn.
O'Nciil from pulling of me cos,
be had planned.
Bedell Is aid 20 be a rnoSsss d
tie fellow u good habits. wlsh -
y Of pluck and a good isdes 4
pace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

although she finally -,
iu ti fhe nHish HI 80 "a n
tween The American "a .'a'rh ht.
teHmH lu iHs FIRST fa..t A.'fslias
Davis cup only The -. ~ 4.
~ a. Alnsfianns broke 80
- ~, s .', Amefieaa "a
' ',,, b.'l fgideFian 90. 81
i l. ihr other Ameriesa ~. e
., !, ',.i.Hs p. australia 90. &c -
De- played ~ 4
A. L'rrl39I Ia me s,.,.
Counties Hmpienshlp ~. .sla
Sutton SOS gIten one n ~ /. ~
WHfghz she H1s ever had -
poneHf raa Mra Hisrfy :, %.
aiiaH '"'pa gained mabs =
t1u1fH fH Bnafa aee 'Eaal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

a good man with the Wiliow b. scot
ing Blank With a timely single
Kane. Van buren,. iiiankenship.
Walters aud RUSS HALL all got two
hits q piece and fatieaed their bot
ting averages accordingly
WEIGH the Monroe hos. s,ll pitch
he frat game for the HiaNaHhrH
this afternoon
Jom0rDW NJ tho ball park A.
30 u "a the Central and Denny
school teams Niii play for The cham
pionahip aud the silver cup Offered
by Jim Annew Thrs teams we're
the winners Of the two sections of
the Grammar School League
There Nilt ho 4 double header 10
m0rfHW between the ftHlnpiek0ra
ami fHs StNashna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
MORNING WORKOUTS
At rag MEADOWS

A. the start ~ the raee meet
= Ing approaches the Hafsensn 4
. ore beginning q give their 4
. charges harder gafk a nam. 4
. bet ~ strings eeHs oH che track
. this morning bat 200 very fast .
= moves Haff recorded 4
Andres H Caok worked =
. hair Bon a.. ths beet aofa of =
= the morning
QiendeHninN worked five 4
q olehfha lu i.p3 .
Lafida worked thHee-auaf- .
tefH Boz ~. .
Weuueh went e mile IN ! e.
. easily :
. Fisher BOY Eailoped a mile in .
q .
Jerry Hunt worked three 4
quarters Ia Is .
Golden Heather worked FIVE 4
q siahtha in o. she dld tAla .
q easily and from her way ~ .
. gainE ought 20 prove one ~ the 4
q beet zYeaf-oids ~ tie meet .
. log. =
q q a q a A a a a q a q A a 4 a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
NOTES OF GAME

Seattle played better ball than
has been nhoNn for some time. II
the team will onlY start aud main
tain a winning streak. noihing In
tho estimation IT the fans will be
too good fog them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

SUMMARY TEE hasr hlfs Vaa unrea.
nttHkarahin Tnfes tsaa hIi kana stsaH
Fince hiis ssfeli n usH striHh bassa
Naa hureas walters atf~iH wet
haan haseis ptaRa Waitafa aad cart
uttaht f4aaa a. halfs a4iff iaaas q aff
Maatffs a iif - HiiIhsA hail hana -
Maitsfs alftl eat r. faltss ~
Maifafa p f'aessi bali ftashssaaA Ntnla
% saaia haafs sHA y miuatss tss-
siTa- tssffina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

fiFst fara. : - miis ssifng fisff
csfei ltz tuaalaaut taa. hrTaias.Ha iit titae
4 81
Nsrfs4d faee Has - = Hlfie. pHfue tafne
Tfesu 81 ffieflpn -. int5 fsrtsss ~
time 81
isaY ial. Iaa HaafiF "a AFaf hes 49, Huas.
faafth race "a - fnila ssilns HAD
ins "a Enftaa fpfrs ~. Hsalas , fisas
! ri fsH
ma race - ~ at1ie saiHne Aiiafsns
"a Mss ffta IN. fsesta tla ttssss =
HlHfh rane. : - HliiT szaiHE AHfa.it
81 nHsbsn ice Ffinnirls - tffus 80
HsafHfH Faesl ~ fHiiHs seiiinf aaalIif
Alsul tsa self Was -. fatEss EiatH ~
tlHi~ 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

Johnny Kane IL certainly the
pinch hitting Md Fof the LAST Fee
games all hla hits have been made
with men on bases. aud yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

Mott made a great play in the
second he Nan playing In close
and Affelanea hit = hard liner 20.
ward him Tho ball struck his foot
and takiaE 4 mean bound landed on
hia iau Instead % taking the count.
however. Mott made quick reo0y.
ery and got his man at first.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
SEATTLE WINS
HANDS DOWN
LOCALS HAMMER FRESNO AL
OVER rsg LOT AND 90 MUCH
GOOD aALI PLAYING.

The seattle team had their bat
tinz clothes ON yesterday and N
Auuelius FISHER. the auWept and un
aung vx-monareh Of Tacoma. sat "a
the bench aud saw tho slWashea
rnmp of with the game after bat,
ting the Frcsno pitcher all over the
lot The 1gana that brought woe
80 the Fisher heart werv II 30 : Ia
favor ct us Oscar Jones W ea
the rirlng line Tor Seattle and
pitched great ball
All the Fresno bunch could Eaf
ner WAS tive widely scattered hits.
and thaY should have been shut cut.
but unfortunately a couple of 81.
foHs and a his hy Cartwright In the
sixth inning allowed two runs to
come In.
Poor inside work.
The Fresnos played poor ball. and
inside" work was sadly lackinE
nlankenship scored from second on
a hunt because the home plate Was
left uncovered In another instance
when Seattle was pulling of a
double steal Eastwood threw the
ball away. allowing one man "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

r Garnet FcrEunon. who will race
string al The Meadows, In one OF
the best known owners and trainers
la the United States Although a
Young man. he has raced horses Tor
the past twenty years. and hia Fbli
ity a. trainer Is known on every
track In the country lie MAS born
aud brought ap on the famous Price
Mc0rathlaua farm IN Kentucky aud
his uncle was Price MeUraths Who
owned the famous houses Atialidca
and Tom bowling It's tsther }.
u Ferguson. ~Ra known AZ one 81
tho beat starters that ever welded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

Fafrf race 80 - nsi3s# rarss ffssis
ga rip - fanissff - ftffsF 50
ftafsssat faas sfsanisT hase ksasls SO
fna haHaaipa isa. hslas Lsetssza lU ti1ns
g - Sc
Tkird rAne I f-st ~ q tuffs Hnfssa Nert
a a.
Fsaffh fafe - - safis asifinf ssntes
Manaafaf tal SILVER N@aftHa tgI nFu
atiia - filue 49,
FIftk fefs I isit nHttss sHitinG FHfsit-
fta 10 iassfie tu Tisasaea8 ~ iaHls.
stsfh rae = ~ nfts. safHnF kuaa.
fafs rs. tfsss tis Mtitass 10 slafs. I - 8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

his three bHgErr came when here
we're two siawashes hnEging the
uHgE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

Kane came 20 bat. and after tab
ing one Nild swing caught tho see.
ond ball pitched on the end 90 hla
h3 for three bass. sending home
TIVE more runa After that inning
Seattle began hammeflng the ball
all aver the lot aud Ia 20 seventh
zoe three more runs and one more
In the siahth. Fresno did nothing
Ia her hall of the nlnlh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
FInck's Big Auction
Sale

81 diamonds. watches. isweirf. all
vefware. clocks. cut glass, etc. daily
sac and 7 90 ale second ave.
Chairs for ladies 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
AMERICAN TENNIS PLAYERS
HAVE A STRENUOUS TIME

The American lawn tennis players
now In England are certsinly hav-
inK a strenuous time. Miss May
Sutton. fof the FIRST time In lourna-
ment play this year. lost a ssf. and.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
HIGH CLASS
HORSES HERE
sEeRETAR YLHioHroh sAYs
rHE MEETING AT rHG MEAD.
ows VIII 81 TIE BEsT
GvGR sGuN IN BATTLE.

Robert leighton. racing secretary
~ tie Kline County Fair 1asufia.
ton and WHo Wiii be- one 1f the as
aociafe Judges at the Meadows This
summer laffiFed Ia the city yesiefs
DAY II hiking Of the meeting
which starts june go. Nj Leighton
said
The meeting Will b. ihe beat race
meet ever held ia Seattle. far the
feaans that the class 81 horses is
much higher there being HORSES
stabbed al fhe Meadows that could
Nin fafeH on any track ~ America.
90 course the recent earthquake ia
the ease faf tho reason that mum
hers ~ owners Nho have stables
that would be ordinarily shipped 90
Sew YORK.. aish To be- nearer Is San
ffuuE isco IA case any complications
involving property which they have
Ia that city should arise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

CroIl tho ne~ left fielder. did no,
have much 20 10. bnt proved himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

Van nufen hit aafo aud three runs
came IN Ia the NTH Seattle gnt
another run Tho real fireworks
started IN the sixth After Walters
had acored on Jones hit there we're
INn mon On hAanA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
For Your Friends end n

The SWEETEST showing u kess
hats IN Seattle Z. n. Esrooks 4
Co. 1881 End Az. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08


score and The other 70 reach third.
on a hunt Arrelanss fumbled aud
with men going In all directions
stood still holding the ball lie
could have caught 3 man az the
plate. but did not try. the thinker
evidently not working fast enough.
Deacon Was Busy.
Old Deacon Van Buren, PLAYED
great ball for the locals BARRING
his dropping a fly In the sixth. bis
work was all 10 the candy, his
base running being sensational and
he purloinad second twice. re also
was there with the stick. getting a
two baREef
Seattle started off In the lead
getting three runs IN the secoad
fnnlng A base on balls. hit BY
x Hall aud an error by the Fresno
pitcher filled the bases. Kane and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

OAKLAND fans a~fa rsuss faii -
efrVrs ths seals safhaitet The hHals -
eFtltaal staEas TIE tnnlma FuH aaHt# h'sisss
atFF $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

There ia greater number Of
horses on the track right nov Than
ws have ever had before and al the
barns are crowded The racing win
be every whit as good as that uhlch
they have IA California Ia the win
Ter time. with the difference thaf
The charge FOR admission here viii
be only 90 cents, 40 compared with
The $3.50 tharsc Ia California. fn
other words. Seattle will act aa good
racing 80 California FOE one. third
~ the price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

ufsffr tana After Nianina savsa
sifatshi semss the kseaia ies, 70 tsaaeia 10
n a. y
sssas .tls 60 fstat.ttsisE tttftts4
NntfH f.Hs tttssftaftssf s5sftfttfs
BATTERIES taanaf anh Hhsa llawafi Ahh
Hst lhhefla :. Htilfa liusfan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

n II =
nak tanf #.4......tsa.... .aaaas....aaf
Nah tfAnHtsaa HrHnHHsrH.. HsHsaHfsraA W
BATTERIES zhaa Nhssief at NiisaH
NeisfY ant 4 Hafhstt Danpifs n tsa0sit
IsnHTt.ANn 1sas fNe lnaais 500 ~
eusshinE lhaH btta osfsta pit4hsf fias
saess eeafaa
F1tAanA ere ftssf ttstfrtttts 5ssHffftHf ~ =
les AuEslH# s...a .saaa ...l#zas....
Batteries asfafstu snt nauAhus slss 49,
fkzaF tinHlfs kaalI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08

That air. leighton IL correct In
his statement ~ 10 the high class
o. horses. a glance over the stake
entries viii show. Two u The most
royalty bred horses ~ the iraeh are
Regal and HNasEsr. the property Of
~ lfnnn, TsKas trainer. They
sefa bred At the famous caHtietBn
Sud IN Kentucky BY Jas H Ks~ns
Regal to ~ Kingston Hay Rose. and
sSaRgrf l. BY Ben ftfush Blue
Grass Belle Annthsr high class
colt - Native son. the property ~
Harry Slower and stake winner at
oakisad last winter. lie - By Glen
h~lm sister Jeanin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-08
AFTER SUPPER SPECIAL 8

sweet Juicy Oranges. a dor noe
Fancy Bananas. large size. a a.
t.sr,,' -, -. 49,. .,.s. zoe
English WRlnuts. a n. ...iSr
III Almonds. a M.
white Pearl Buttons, a dog ~.
Best Kentucky Cotton, white opiv
per ball $500 ~
aatnihE Cotton. black or colors
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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-07-21
SAN PEDRO, LOS ANGELES & SALT
LAKE RAILROAD CO.
TIME TABLE.
EFFECTIVE MAY LIST, 1905.

EFFECTIVE MAY LIST, 1905.
DEPART DAILY.
From oregon Short Line Depot, Salt
No. 57-For Stockton and Tin
tic district ................ 7i4S AIN.
No. 53-For Provo, Mercur,
Manti and points on San
pete Valley $500 am.
No. 51-For Provo, Nephi and
No. iIfor Los Angeles and
intermediate points ....... $50 pm.
No. 55-For Nephi and inter-
mediate points .11.s0 pm.
ARRIVE DAILY.
No. 2--From Los Angeles and
intermediate points 49,. $3.50 nm
No. 52-From Lynn, Provo
and intermediate points :. 0;50 n.m
No. 56-From Manti, Nephi
and intermediate points. 80 PIN
%. 64-From Nephi, Provo
and intermediate points,. $40 p.m
No. 58-From Tintic district
and intermediate pOtnts. 600 pm.
Standard Pullman Service daily be-
tween Salt Lake, Milford, Caliente, Las
Vegas and Los Angeles.
Direct Stage Connection for all Mining
Districts in Southern Utah and Nevada
including Bullfrog.
City Ticket ONCE, IL w. End So. st.
Telephones 1885.
Gen. Pass. Agt D,TrisS Pass. Ast