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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1906-12-27
7 ACKAWANNA RAILROAD
- -BLOOMSBURG DIVISION
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad.
In Effect Jan. /, 1905.
TRAINS LEAVE DANVILLE.
EASTWARD

EAS w AMI
7O7 a. m daily for Bloomsbury, Kingston
Wilkes Barre AID Scranton. Arriving Scrin'
ton at 9.42 a. IN, and connecting at Scranton
with trains arriving at Philadelphia at S.is
m. and New York City at $50 p. In.
1913 a. m. weekly for bloomsbury, Kingston
Wilkes Barre, Scranton and intermediate sta
tions, arriving at Scranton at l2.35 p. IN. ant
connecting there with trains for New Yors
City, PhiIadelp phia and Buffalo.
21l weekly forBloomsburg, Kingston, w ilksi
Barre Scranton and intermediate stations
arriving at Scranton at 450 p. m.
D. 43 %, m daily for Bloomsbury, Espy, Ply
mouth, Kingston, Wilkes Barre, Pittston
Scranton and intermediate stations, arriving
at Scranton ut S.25 u. m. and connecting ther,
with trains arriving at New York City AT o.5i
a m, Philadelphia 10 a. III. ana Buhalo IA m
TRAINS ARRIVE AT DANVILLE
gl5 a. m. weekly from Scranton, Pittston
Kingston, Bloomsbury and intermediate sta.
lions, leaving Scranton al 635 a. M, where II
| connects with trains leaving New YORK City
at {. 50 D. m, Philadelphia at 7n2 p. m. ano
Buffalo al 1880 a. 10.
- "a o. m daily from Scranton Pittston
Kingston, Berwick bloomsbury and interme.
! Iiate stations, leaving Scranton at 10. lO a. m
| and connecting there with train leaving Bun
! a,O at2.2j a. III.
I.s3 D. m. weekly ON Scranton, Kingston
Berwick. BloomSburg and intermediate sta
tiOns, leaving Scranton at l53 p. m, Where II
| connects with train leaving New York Cit.
~ 1905 a. m and Philadelphia at 900 a. m.
sos D. IA. daily from Scranton. Kingston
Plttston. Ber wick. bloomsbury and interme'
diate stations, leaving Scranton at 6.3o p. m.
where 1t connects with trains leaving New
| York City at 100 p. M, Philadelphia al l2.W
| D. N. ami Butfolo at S.30 a. m.
TIE CLARKE, Gen'l Supt.
! T. W. LEE. Gen. Pass. Agt.
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A HrIek.

Knicker-Which side OF the house
does the baby resemblef Bocker-The
outside. Don't you see how red he is?
--Harper's Bazaar.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
CHOICE FEW FEOM LITTLE
LITTLE'S EXTENSIVE LIST.

-HOMES-
On 1st st, 9-room modern pressed
brick, built by the present owner for a
home about three years ago, at a cost or
s9IOO All finish and floors downstairs arc
In hard wood sideboard and patent re-
frigerator built In house, dining room
wainscoted in oak about feet. There is
vestibule. reception hall. stair-hall. wind
Ing oak staircase, lavatory under stair
dry, best OF plumbing. two toilets. ,Porr
bath, etc. furnace. You could not think
of building a homo while this one was on
the market at $3.50
new, on lst st, between b and f There
are few in town as good as this; $500
Look at 629 Sth East. It's a 6-room
brick lot 4xlO. for S225O. s1O5O cash bal
ance 50 per month, interest 8 per cent,
81 Snow ave. (between Main and w
Temple and 9TH and Sth South) Is new
f-room modern pressed brick, stairway TO
attic where one more room can be made.
1t has hall. por. bath. toilet laVatory.
sink, cellar woodwork hard oil finish;
$3.50
on End St. near II. AM and 5-room
modern brick. for 5000.
Prospective Business Property.
There Is sure money in the corner OF
End f. and 3rd South at $500 per foot
You cannot buy any in the center OF the
block for less than S275 foot.
S2l4x1l514. corner of 3rd South and 3rd
r. r. track on the side. II will pay in
terest lie only half a block from the
new r. C. w depot and would be great
site for hotel; $3.50 per foot.
S2laXlG5 on 1st South between End and
Bird West with n good brick house on II.
This is In line with the new o. S. l..
depot and only S120 per foot.
id feet on Plum alley (small street next
to Commercial st) at 800 per foot. A
closS OF buildings can be placed on this
property that will pay 3 per cent per
year.
Little e Little. under Walkers bank;
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WOMAN OR GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. can go home nights Ola Z.
9Th South ST. r2025
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CEOICD OFFICES IN THE HOOPER
building, % East First South clean and
light: good elevator and janitor service
OlU4O
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PROPERTY ON THIRD
South street will more than
double in value II bought ct
present prices. No street in the
city offers so much profit to the
investor
Good buys are hard to get and
they are getting harder I Of
fer for this week the best buy
on the street 1t is 6 per cent
investment. The improvements
are good, and the land is worth
all | ask for the property,
w. S. Crismon. Real Estate.
Room 200 Scott Building. RI
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EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. 9TH so AND
Main. u U Hlskcy, go Mccormick blk
Tel. iSi 1901
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DIED

RIE CUT FLOWERS, FLOR.
.ments. l2 So. Main Zones s
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1T PAYS TO OWN A HOME"
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY.
149 South w. Temple st,

slSoo-S3x153 IT.. Arm. brick cottage. 4th
s1650-95x1S5 It to alley, arm. frame cot
tage, 4th East ST.
Sl9J0-33xl32 II. to alley. Arm. pr. brick
cottage End East st Easy terms.
SQ-Three 25-ft. lots with Arm frame
cottage, on S. L. bench. Easy
terms
s1SJo-3s4xlS2 IT.. 3-rm. frame cottage. E.
5th South st
s30o0-99Xll2 IT. to alley. slightly location.
Capitol hill; G-rm brick modern ex.
furnace. Easy payments,
Si2Oo-35xl65 IT,, S-rm. frame house, on 5th
South st. From present indications
this property should appreciate .
per cent within the next ninety
days.
$3sOO-s2ls sx165 It. Substantial. old-style s.
rm. brick house, sl0o0 cash. bal. so
per quarter Splendid buy fcr party
wanting plenty OF room.
ss250-The choicest 1Ox0 on the east
bench, Can make very easy terms
Of payment
5 400 per It., S22. IT, west side OF State,
bet 3rd and 4th South.
s 60 per IT., 40 It. on Floral avenue. Just
as good as State at. for wholesale
business, at 10 per cent OF State st.
price.
DROP IN AND TALK 1T OVER"
r1Ss6
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$50 TO sl05 per foot. Business frontage.
to suit. half block from Dooly block.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
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A WORD TO THE WISE is SUF-
FICIENT.


One moro month of present prices for
real estate in this city.
s2Vo-SplendId 4-roon, brick. lot 50N151
feet to i6-foot alley, near 9Th East and
9Th South.
Two lots each aox166 feet, $50 and 5000.
yin South and 9th East
S2JOD-Substantial broom brick, lot 4N6
rods, on Il corner on 5th East, near Sth
South. The lot is worth the money
9th South and llth East, handy to uni
yerslty. splendid arm. brick. lot 2haxs
rods. for $500.
Splendid nearly new i-room modern
brick cottage, 5th South. near Sth East.
$3.50.
Some choice cottages, northeast.
F1ve-room modern cottage, large recep-
tion hall, No. 123 r st, 1910.
on L, near 4th, broom modern brick,
lot 3X;l0. 5000
5000
On ST., 5-rm. modern. $3.50.
Another one in same locality, $3.50
All kinds of handsome modern homes
on my list. It's my speciality
A Richter. 19 West 1st South st. Phones
CAL. r1S6l
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LADY TO ASSIST
with work In kitchen, Phone 129-B
Murray rZO09
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d0YlNG AND STORAGE

STORING, PACKING, SHIP
Il Rorns Warehouse Co. lisa
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LOST

sTE BULLDOG. BLACK SPOT ON
-. o1po, reward r174S
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BARBER TRADE TAUGHT IN EIGHT
weeks; our diplomas arc recognized the
world over, furnished free to each stu
dent when graduated; write us today.
Molcr System of Colleges. g. E. lst So,
Salt Lake. rlSl1
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JUST
ONE
LEFT.
Handsome new strictly modern pressed
brick cottage. nice residence location, eN-
ira large rooms. fine mantcl, nickel
plumbing. hardwood finish. large base
Incnt two nice porches, cement walks,
large lot. This house must go this week,
and we Will pay you TO show us it's equal
in the city at the prices we arc asking
for it.
ANOTHER SPECIAL.
Good broom brick cottage. nice location
southeast only $500, owner leaving city.
FOR SNAPS SEE US.
A. MKELLAR & CO, 63lz w 2ND
SOUTH rlS59
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'IAGE LICENSES

rEctts. salt Lake: Mary MAUD
-akc4 ~ E.,o,,o Nc
fnkc
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PARTNER IN GOOD PAYING BUSI-
Address II "a Tribune r21i3
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KELSEY & GILLESPIE ARE UP AND
adding. offer from their large and va
ried list OF properties the following SPE-
CIAL SPLENDID Investments, VIZ.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31

MILLINERY BUSINESS. STOCK AND
0Xturcs cheap only one In city; for
sale on account Of other business Call
or address Go State St, Murray CITY
Utah. rl070
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV. CO,
real estate and loan brokers. 25l Main
oli00
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CARPENTER AND J0BBER

A L. HAMLIN, REAR 25S so. MAIN.
Ind, fono l42l: residence. 2576 q32
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Se5 per foot Another very cheap cor
ner, ith South St, one block from post
office 800 per foot refused for the oppo-
site corner. Is your mind and money Inn
pervious to the fact that this Is bar
gain counter price,
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ENGINEERS AND DESIGNERS

ETCHINGS, HALF-TONES AND CUTS
De Bouzek Engraving Co. g25l6
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SEVEN RM. HOUSE. WALKING DIS
tance; only sl5 per month Boutwell, G
McConaughy, 503 Auerbach bldg TlS75
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EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; must be good cook, in
family; good wages. Bell phone oil. 81
East lst South. r2OS5
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BOARD AND ROOMS

BOARD AND ROOM: CLOSE IN;
prices reasonable, Address 26 Tri-
bunc. r2O3i
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TPHOLSTERING & REPAIRING

PARLOR FURNITURE RE-UPHOL-
stored and repaired. Estimates submit
ted on request. Phones 52s9. S. l. Matt
& Mfg. Co.. 15S W. 1st So. o2A
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$3.50 per foot; make bid OF 1926 per foot
(hink can secure 1t for you). The best
and cheapest business frontage on the
market That cornor, north and east
fronts, 4th South and State streets. lying
between county bldg. and postofilce. We
predict this corner Will sell for $500 per
foot In next "a months
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31

|1STLERS FOR THE PERFEC-
)ry Chemical Fire Extlngulsher
Lake City. For fun information,
|@Hill & Co. All Ath St, Ogden,
y rl634
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ADMINISTRATIONS

|1ESE BOYS WANT TO DO COOK
F2d general housework Address
dbune. r213s
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FURNISHED, LARGE
front room. 1st-class board. steam heat.
modern Mrs. Hin. 225 f, Brigham. rls2S
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.fT HOUSE AND FROM ONE TO
0Gcres of ground near car line IN
Ill phone 27o4-H. rlslo
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WANTED-HELP

DETECTIVE WORK-GOOD MEN
wanted everywhere. Criminal paper
with big cash rewards and photos free.
Founded 1889, State age. Write American
Detective Association, Indianapolis. lndi-
ana rZU-9
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IF YOU DON'T KNOW 1T
We now tell you that these corner 'front.'
ages are % per cent under comparative
selling value Of inside frontage. Why
Blocks so large: hence but few corners In
close proximity OF business center
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1ASAGER OR SALESMAN IN
lass furnishing goods or clothing
or as floor mgr, In store, best OF
;es. Add. T II, Tribune. r2o3l
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|sRIC1AN AND MECHANIC DE
|to do work in exchange for den
! Postof1lce box 1866
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j lRoKE WE LOAN YOU THE
amounts on diamonds, watches
Nothing, guns, tools, trunks, oi-
rs musical Instruments. etc, at
Interest charged by others; we
Ioods the longest and make large
banking rates OF Interest Uncle
cut-rate pawnbroker, 80 +. lst
Commercial St. Both phones;
: rlS0'
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d PAPER CLEANED

HOUSE CLEANING CO., ct~
4 paper cleaners. rooms IL up:
,lf yl26-Y, Ind. 1893. 1919
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GOOD ROOM AND BOARD. REASON
able price, close in. 273 w. 5rd So. oSo1
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SAFE REPAIRING

Expert SAFE OPENING AND LOCK
work Salt Lake Stamp Co, cor Srd
So aud West Temple. Zones 30I p270
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ssGENTS WANTED TO SELL
a Protector. hygienIc, sanitary
: sfortable, sample postpaid 800,
re, Illustrating full line Of agent
free. lntermountain Speciality
%. box Z6. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Ic rl7i1
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CLOSE-IN PROPERTY, $50 PER
front foot; facing west on State, Just
through Eagle Gate; A9ia by 1872 with
elegant site for apartment or fiat build
Ing; paved street; sewer; walking dis
tance
Houston Real Estate Inv Co,
I'VE can match anything anywhere"
Member S. L. r. r. Assn.
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GIRL. FOR GENL. HOUSEWORK AND
nurse girl to help with children after
school II Grace flats rAD5i
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WANTED

MODERN 8 OR s-RooM COT
2. or s. q. part OF city, must
+, and east light and good-slzed
Hansen, 62i Dooly blk rZo1'
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sNG HORSE FOR GOOD FEED,
'5rd South. rIs-V
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One moro month of present prices for
real estate in this city
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YOUNG MEN, is TO 35 TO PREPARE
for good position railway mall clerk;
experience in postofflcc not necessary; en-"
trance salary, $500 per annum, eXamina-
ton at Salt Lake. April 8. Write immed-
atcly, y. II. oliver. 43 Phelan building.
San Francisco, r2H0
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LINE TRAVELLING
salesman can make $50 TO $50 per week
handling our latest production OF adver-
tisIng fans, liberal terms; apply at once.
United States Calendar company. Cincin-
natl Ohio. r1IS3
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$l25 per foot We have two pieces left
on 3rd South at West. IL blocks from
business Don't you know IT is an abso-
lutte fact that there Is to be expended
10000 for passenger depot at 4th West
and this street, This property Will sell
within the next IS months for $500 per
foot.
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RAY, COAL AND GRAIN
TYPEWRITERS

~ & CO, no w. S, TEMPIE
Pnono 1927: Ind. 1914. is95
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-11-24
Criminal Docket Finished.

The criminal docket at this
term of district court was finish
ed Friday morning, and the court
passed sentence on the following !:
Jamss Nevins, larceny from shop,
| year in the Territorial peni-
tentiary Siriaco Moreno, murder
in the second degree, 10 years
in the penitentiary; Manuel Ar
vizu, burglary, 2 years; Nicanor
Cordero, deadly weapon, l and
one-half years; Pedro Romo, as
saulting wife, l year. The muir
der case of Moreno consumed
most of the week. Moreno kill
ed Placido Medina at this place
last Christmas Eve during the
progress of a drunken row.
The civil docket was taken up
after the concluding of the Grim
inal docket, but district court
will no doubt adjourn this Satur-
day, as United States court con-
venes here Monday.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-11-24
BURIED TREASURY
: -.--- - e... =
Found by J. A. Beard.
Left There by the Notorious Black
Jack Gang.
lAlamogordo correspondence to
Ell Paso Times.

| LAlamogordo correspondence to
Ell Paso Times.
j. A. (Jim) Beard, the San
Andreas cattle man, was here
Tuesday and reported the finding
of 81, 10000 silver which had
been buried in the ground by
the notorious Black Jack out
laws several years ago. Mr..
Beard states that some years
ago the Black Jack gang camped
near his ranch, which is about
20 miles west of Alamogordo at
the foot of the San Andreas, and
that officials made charge on
the gang, killing one, and that
it was reported at that time that
several thousands of dollars were
left buried somewhere in that
vicinity. Since that time a
number of people have hunted
for the buried money, and by a
mere accident he located the
spot. The silver was in three
sacks of $4,000 each and were
all silver dollars. Mr.. Beard
gives the following account of
how he found the money. II
was in the vicinity where the
robbers had camped and where,
according to report, one of the
gang was killed. And Of course
| was thinking of the story of
how the gang fled from the Off
GERS and leaving behind buried
money. About one mile from
where the ground had been dug
up by parties searching for the
money l noticed two rocks out of
the ground several inches stand
ing in a perpendicular way, left
SO no doubt by floods from the
mountain sides. Going up to
the spot l saw a piece of old
sack, and digging down a ways
l found three sacks of silver dol
lars. The sacks were rotten and
the money l took out by hand
fuls. Imagine my feelings and
surprise at finding this buried
treasury-put there by that gang
of outlaws, the Black Jacks"
Mr.. Beard makes frequent Wis
its to Alamogordo and this time
he has been kept busy telling
about the finding of the buried
Black Jack treasury.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-11-24

it for him. A man should not
go to any new country with less
than $500 and if he had $1,000 it
would be better. When you
have everything to buy on a
piece of new land it eats up
money very fast.
There is plenty of work in the
country wages, $3.50 to "a a
day. You would not want to
bring anything with you but
your bedding, your clothing and
your money. Now, boys, if you
write me for information be sure
and send stamps for reply, as l
am not a banker nor money
lender, but just plain doctor.
If you come you will say the
half has not been told.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-11-24
In Time Of PaaOA.

In the first months of the Russia
Japan war we had a striking exam
pie of the necessity for preparation
and the early advantage Of those
who, so to speak, ''have shingled
their roofs in dry weather" The
virtue of preparation has made his
tory and given to us our greatest
men. Phe individual as well as the
nation should be prepared for any
emergency. Are you prepared to
successfully combat the first cold
you take /? A cold can be cured
much more quickly when treated as
soon as it has been contracted and
before it has become settled in the
system. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is famous for its cures of
colds and it should be kept at hand
ready for instant use. For sale by
w. E. Warren g. Bro.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-11-24

ANCIENT indian
Village Of Years Ago.
Site of Old Camp Near Here
Place of Interest.

Two miles north of Alamogordo
on the homestead claim of 7. F.
Forester there is place which
has every evidence of once being
an Indian village. The site is
on a high elevation, affording a
view of the surrounding country
for many miles in every direc-
ton. On this spot can be seen
thousands and thousands of piec-
es of pottery, such as were used
by the ancient races of the South
west. Also, arrow heads by the
thousands can be picked up,
some of them being perfect, as
much so as the day they were
finished. Stone axes, or imple-
ments of war, round rocks, or
bull killers" and many other
implements" made of stones can
be picked up on this spot. 1t is
claimed by some that an Indian
burial ground is somewhere in
that vicinity. In fact a part of
an Indians skeleton was found
there some years ago, having
been dug out by relic hunters,
and these relic hunters claimed
to have found traces of an old
we'll from where the Indians got
their drinking water. As there
was at that time no water in
that vicinity it is very probable
that water was secured by dig
ging a we'll. At the point where
the old we'll is supposed to have
been grass grows luxuriantly
every season, another evidence
of under ground moisture. Par
ties hunting relics there a few
days ago found some interesting
Indian toys, whitfield out Of stone,
such as small dogs, cats, bears,
etc. 1t is now talked that a
party will be organized to make
a search for the Indian burial
ground and dig it up, and in
this way determine the time of
this Indian village, their race,
and their mode and habits of
living. Certainly the time will
be worth while in order to learn
something more of the ancient
races of the Southwest.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-11-24
SAN ANDREAS
WAGON ROAD
To Secure Mine and Ranch
Trade.
Estimated Distance 80 Miles at
Estimated Cost of $3.50,

The proposition to build a wag.
on road from Alamogordo due
west to the San Andxeas noun
tains has been taken up and
something like a hundred dol
lars has already been subscribed
towards paying for the survey.
1t is estimated that the survey
will cost about $4,000, and that
it will cost about 10000 to put
the road in a condition to travel.
1t is claimed that the country
over which It'll proposed to build
the road is level and that the
only work required to put the
road in a condition for travel
will be the digging out of grubs.
From Alamogordo to the San
Andreas is fifty miles. The nee
essity for the construction of
this proposed road has been
brought about ON account of the
mines which are at present be-
ing worked in the San Andreas.
There are several mines now in
operation, employing from fifty
to 100 men, and there being no
road to this place from those
mines the supplies are brought
from other towns. Besides the
mines there are a number of
good ranches and great many
cattle in that locality, and all
the trade should come to this
place. just now the Del Roy
Copper Mining and Smelling
Company are pushing work on
their claims. Also the Hem
brillo Mining Company, and the
Columbia Copper Company, and
others, are busy with the prop
ositions they have. Taking into
consideration the trade of those
mining companies and of the
ranches and cattle dealers of
that section the road will be a
good investment for Alamogordo,
and no doubt will be built at
once.