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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-04-06

February Il, lHOi.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof M support Of his claim
and that said proof will bO made before the
Register and Receiver at Portland, Oregon, on
April 10. 1906, viz:
Matt Olsen Tucten, H. f. No. 1ll03, for the
nwl section s. township 9 y, range wv.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residensc upon and cultivation.
of said land, viz:
Ole Anderson, Wilbert ", Lnteu of Rocco,
Oregon; o. Thnnem and $. l.. svcnsen of silctz
oregon. ALGERNON y DRESSER, Register.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-04-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. S. Land Office at Portland, or,

February H. 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice Of his intention.
to make. final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Register and Receiver at
Portland, Oregon, on April 10, 1906, viz;
Ole Anderson, II. +. No. lilOi, for the sell
section s. township Q s, range 0w.
lie names the following witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
Matt Olsen Tueten and Wilbert W. Linten OF
Rocca, Oregon; O. Thi,nem and S. l.. svenser
of Stet;, Oregon.
ALGERNON S. DRESSER, Register.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-04-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
Land OniCe at Portland, oregon,

Land OniCe nt Portland, Oregon,
February ~, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act ol Congress of
June 3, 1878 entitled "An act Cor the sale of
timber lands in the states OF California, Or
egon Nevada, and Washingto Territory as
extended to all the Public Land States by a"t
of August 1. 1892, Dale II. Seavcr of Portland,
County of Multnomah, State OF Oregon, has
this day fled in this Office his sw orn statement
No. G799 for the purchase of the nwi4 OF section
o, in township Il SOUTH range west and
will offer proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and 20 establish his
claim to said land before the RegisIe and
Receiver at Portland, oregon, on saturday, tn
10th day of May 1906.
lie names as witnesses:
Charles smith, william Il. a. Dcuchar, OF Mt.
Tabor, Oregon; George \. Hodges, James
Hodges, of Saado, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file
their claims in this Office on or before said 18Th
day of May, 1906
ALGERNoN :. DRESSER, Register.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-04-06

Chamberlain's Salve good for any
disease OF the skin. Il lays the itch
ing and burning sens ion instantly
For sale by o. o. Krogs
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-04-06
Notice.

Persons found trespassing on my
land will be prosecuted to the full
extent OF, the, law, X. BUsoH.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-04-06
NJ. WYGANT.
SURVEYOR
Real Estate Agent
INSURANCE

If you have a farm or town lot
to sell, or if. YOU. wish. to. buy one,
call on me-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
MARK TWAIN sEVENTY
ONE YEARS OLD TODAY.

New York Nov 3V.-Alurh Twain,
the prince Of American hnmoriatu "a
receiving the hearty congratulations
of his friends from al paria Of the
continent and abroad today. on the
occasion of hts seventy Arat birthday.
Mr. Clemens. seventy ono yeAfa
have beer only mellOwlng ln their
effect The wonderful shock of hair
has iie-n sras ihrae several drcBdrai
and ans lines in his ggAye counic'
nance are only the marks VI auiz2icai
observation Or perhaps Qf Inward
laughter The years hnd hlm after
AZ widely varied lile as a man could
have. "a citizCn Of New York. anh
this ig probably MA permanent nbid
Ing place he ia domieiled iu one
0g thoHa dlgnihcd old mansions ON
lower With avenue. in sight az che
Washington arch. which hold tho'f
own against the oncronchmcnia ~ Of
nee buildings and the noise Of busl
ness streets with q grim dearmlnn
tlou that cnruH Tor them added o.
spcci Mr Clemens was born in
Florida. $40 ie la just after recof.
aring from his annual attack Of bfon
rhlils base STATES hg ls enjoying capt
ial health
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
CHICAGO MAN HAS

ChicagD Nov. 30f-A year ago yes
tendsy 3 H. Honheiaer YVES arrost-
"a on a charge preferred agalnst him
~ ais uncle. Simon Strauss, who rs
president OF the private banking firm
~ s. W. Strauss and company Of
having obtained from she firm a sum
~ $3.50 0O0 hy q system Of 'check kit
Ing" Al that time Honhelncf was
engaged % a young lads named Ethel
Jacobs aud he marriage was 10 take
place on the date of the formers ar
rest There were numerous delays
90 connection with fiuffhcinCr'H trial
and % was net until recently he was
arrairncd and. after "a heightened
hearing was found mot guilty" hy
the judy and discharged. Hodheinor
and his hance then announced that
their marriage would take place on
the same date but year later. and
yesterday N1e wedding took place. AZ
the llme 81 hla arrest ll30helner was
president of che Twentieth Century
Soap company ami o. has been con.
tinued since under the name OF the
HuRhDlnof Manufacturing company
He nos intends % devote ail his eHeI
giles in expanding the comranY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
CAR CLEANER LOSES HIS
LIFE DOING DUTY
Failed 10 see Car, Which Knocked
Him BoWn--Threc Little
Children Mourn Hia
Death.

Jooc Chayes sanchez recently ~
Domiug n a.. bat living 9th hia
alfe aud three little childrlu on aouih
broadway acruaa from the snaia ~
hospital. lost Iia llio yesterday morn
Ing while working with a number of
othcg men in preparing train NO 10
to continue US way east
The work ai which HanchfE was
employed Wan that Of making and
cleaning nfea and making reuEira 90
cara that could ho made nn ihc main
track. llc Wns ln the act nf rculscing
d couple Of Wurauui brake Shoes when
run down he had picked the new
shoes up Gstwesa tracEa Nos 3 and
& aud wna going back % the car.
which stood co track 40 /. with the
heavy irons On his back. cad Intent
on the work be- had iu hand. iaiied "a
notice q car being backed down tract
No. So ono saW thH agcidehi a4d
lhe fral keowledEe the ifalnmen had
81 h was aanchfg calling 20 ~ signi
yard foreman Jack jack, criod
'ae injured man
The foreman heard inc cry and AS
aNtrod u
Juaf the front trucks Of tao car had
passed over hlm Oae les was eat %
close ln tho h3p and the other a little
luwtf dawn 5anrhcs was conscious
and told tho foreman che story ~ hos
ii hnuBengu Ste said ihai he diant
see tho ear coming until a was too
late aaa he eoaldne set oui - the
Way.
stio seemed 10 thick that he had
committed SOME Onfnse." said 0ne ~
the railroad men eho heard bis story,
fnnd aanfed in anninrige fof n
Though conscious until Hlmnat the
last which came shout sld0 O'Clock.
tao hours and a han after che Sc.
dent. aaaches said nG more after ttli-
ing the foreman koW b. hppfned
The funeral TOOK place thia after
nuln
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

way Trnlnmcn steps IN 90 &c the
credit Tor u on systems where they
held former contracts
The gwhchmens Union Of North
america holds the documents signed
" the two subcommittee hefoiuhe
fore mentioned relating ~ the four
cent per hour increase.
Tho Brotherhood uf Railway Train.
men further claim that che Switch
msn's Union OF North America has
no contract with any railroad com
mny except the Rock Island. which
statement is untrue, AZ they hold oen-
tracts with the Chicago Great West.
nrn. Great Northern Northern Pacific
and ynrioua other lines throughout
me country. We admit that the
brotherhood q Hallway Tfalhmth
holds q contract Niih TIE Chisaeo q
Northwestern and we. na well as
they. know how they secured y and
We also admit that they hold a con.
tract with tho Santa 10 syaiem and
know thty Foi that likewise. md q "a
our desire 90 have it understood by
the general pablic that an credit Tor
the iuurtout per hour Increase Is due
the sWilchmona Union of North
America
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
FESTIVE TURKEY
DELAYED OUR
LAWMAKERS
More Senators Than Repro.
sentailvee Now IN Wash
lngt0n Getting Ready.
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
North Dakota Maria. virginia, Nor
gan. Alabama; Proctor Vermont
Scott West virginia snOOucr. VIE
cOnsin. and Sutherland. Utah.
in these days whom ao much ia
heard of the encrolchmont OF Czocu-
tive power in congress. the utter.
ancut % 30 profound iursi as l0i.
mor Associate Justice Shiras. OF che
uniiod States supreme court. are
worthy of careful consideration
During che paU forty years. or
since inc civil war said Justice
Shlfne. tho influence nf the 'exccu
tive branch OF the government has
been steadily growing or course
Men of strong Individuality at the
head Oi The executive branch make
seein that they have nrfug1tcd
more power 90 fheIasplvrH than
usual. and from The beginning o.
the government. they have always
been SGD accused or Washington a.
was said that no SOuld strive 20
make himself king bat be- did not,
and The republic went on. Then, too
mon ont Of Office always find fault
With those On Office. { do NOT ex
poet t1 Elr ans man ud loraehBpk
iu our country for q long time go
come lf our public life became cor
rupt and debuchod people might
turn away from political Affairs IN
Washington. Nov 30.-Tho maior.
ity OF the members of ihc senate ana
house evidently are waiting until AZ
ter ThanksElginr day il put ln their
appearance in Washington ThOre
are mo- signs OF life around the capt
tol and very few of The members
have returned 20 Washington.
Work In enc appropriations com.
miitee Of the house win begin In q
few days when the subcommittee
IN charge % the legislative blll the
largest OF the annual budgets, viii
begin the framing OF that measure
The members OF the subcommittee
are Measrs. Bingham. ~ Pennsyl
yauia. Littarer. OF View YcfA Drick
of Indiana. BurlesOn. 81 Texas. and
Livingston. OF Georgia. Clerk Courts
of the committee. has obtained IS
Inmates for this bill. and has o print
ed working copy ready Tor the com
mitioe when b begins iis session
Mr Courts and his assistants or,
new engaged on the district aDpro
uriation hill. which probably. will h.
the second TO be reported 20 IN,
house.
"a prportion TO the total member
shin there are many more senators
in the city than members of the
house Those who rave roopene,
their residences or returned to th'
city permanently are: Blackburn
Kentucky: Burkett. Nebraska Bur
rows. Michigan Carter Montana
Clanp Minnesota; CuiboraOn, Texas
Cullom, Illinois. Ellans West Viz
glnia. FLINT. California. Foraker
Ohio. Fulton. 0regon; Hale, Maine
HanFhorOugh. North Dakota; Hey
burn. Idaho: Knox Pennsylvania
Lodge seachusctis; McCumhor
disgust. leaving room Tor a dcspoi
bat there are no signs % such con
dltlon Tho growth in influence O
the executive has been a healthy
One
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
ARisTocRAric DOGS ON
SHOW At PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia. Pa Nov. so The
eiesrlh annual dog show which npcned
here Wednesday aitemo0a under the
auspices 81 the Philadelphia Dog
Show association in ihe horticultural
hail haa proved tO boz far Ereaicg
success than any ~ ts predecessors.
The attendance WIS large and fash
lonabio and che exhibits large and
OF very superior class. There ia
a capital exhibition in the Scotch
terrier. poodle, Wnllhouud. Irish tcF.
rlor hnll icrflor end English sheep
dog classes The Judges Include
ausnn Of the best known dOg faneioFs
in tho aHfoE. royalty heading the
nee ga che person az the rrincoas DE-
Moulglyon. formerly attached 90 tho
personal suite of ihe Queen of Eos
land. who "a lDdnc % chuW.ahoNs
and pDndies Iko princess has me
Ieputailon 81 having BRED iho ercsl
specimenls az fheae ciRaseg eFct
hiDitej Thy show viii remoin ope
until December lot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
SWITCHMEH CLAIM CREDIT
FOR INCREASE IN WAGES
AND NOT BROTHERHOOD or
RAILWAY TRAiNM GN, As ER.
RoNEousLY PUBLISHED.

Aooo ding to John Nelson. chair
man, and n. ID. Mgt9gnr secretary %
tie Topeka grievance committee OF
the Switchmena union the increase
OF tnur c nia per hour which was
granted 90 che men working in lhe
railroad yards by the Santa Fe of.
ilclam in their revision oi the con.
tact with che grievance committee
oi the brotherhood of Railroad Train.
men, which was concluded Gently,
was made IN accordance with the
agreements between tho Switcbmena
unlon OF North America and the gem
eral manaEorl OF an n sstern lines 81
a conference recently held in Chicago,
nt which au increase Of four cents un
hour was granted 10 an awiichmon
working Ia the yards oi all the COM
nnnioH
Mr Nelson and Mr. N tHgeF made
the following statement 20 the To
peka Journal.
The switchmon's Union Of NORTH
America wishes 90 deny the suggos'
zion iu recent issues Of the Topeka
Stat Journal, in regard 20 the Broth
erhoud of Railway Trainmen secur.
Ing n iourcent per hour Increase for
yardmon ON the Santa BE system.
We wish Go say thar 6 was agreed
upon by an the general manaaers and
the preaontaiiyos of the switch.
mems unicn. al the conference On Chi
caEO. that a subcommittee uf each
ho chosen and that they would abide
By che agreement oi these aubTOm
mliteea the result being they apeed
upon the iour.coni per hour Increase.
the above being signed By the sub.
committees of general managers and
The 8Wiifhmena dpion.
This agreement being reached and
signed hy tleso subcommittee thffe
was 40 other alternative tor ihc
brotherhood ~ Rsllway rrainmen. 10
they were compelled, on Hyatcms
whohe they held former contracts. 90
fan ih line and algn up thc agreement
Of She swlchmcuN Union oi North
America
Amer tho sUIlchmona union goi
tie Increase che brotherhood oi Rail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
READY TO FIGHT FOR
RIVER AND HAHBOR BILL

washington Nov. 30.--There was 4
special meeting ut the river aud haf
Dor committee today called hy Rep
resentatiyc Burton for the purpose 81
deciding the place che proposed new
bin should take IA forthcoming logls.
latlon Tho committee decided t0
make determined attempt go report
the hlll Go tho house before Christ.
mae. u Is expected that the measure
viii carry Sln.uO0O0O or 100000,
chiefly in authorization a. ls an
nounced that river and hafbOr con.
groes viii be held here at the begin
ming uf congress which "a expected
10 give an impetus to % demand thai
International improvements be given
consideration equally with other
needs reQuirinE appropriation in this
session % congress. This movement
has always been sholyed by house
leadefs until an biz appropriations
weor ont of the way SO the river and
hnrhor interests had Ia snke what ro.
malucd. So while the navy bin has
been carrying tlO0.00o.0o0 year after
year river and harhor bills have been
kept down 90 t26e00. 00n or 100000
000. Us promoters are determined
thae u Will run through fhis session
e. inc preliminary work on the a
~ complete
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

share iis responsibility but al 9th
CTS who are Ia any way responsible
Tor The present conditions
Tho statement was made ln rof.
erouco 20 The Brooklyn Rapid Tran.
ga compnny'a vain ohor to control
me constantly growing tramc un the
enormous steel span which iolns
Manhattan and BROOKLYN.
Wight and morning when the vast
lhrung of workers are passing 10 amt
from their places OF employment 400
elevated cars. each weighing. ompB
$4,000 pounds. and 300 surface cars.
each with a weight OF $4,000 pounds.
pass over the swaying suspension IN
the course OF every g. minutes. Il
ie roughly estimated that the weight
~ these cars. with their passengers
Is more Than f0.000.000 pounds.
From time to time for years there
have been alarming reports Seat
Brooklyn bridge was gradually
though surely giving way under this
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

Special Correspondence.
New York. Nov 80. There Is a
possibility that between the hours OF
2 and a. m or and 3. m some
day, tho public VIII be startled with
the ncws Of one OF The most terrible
caiamlties IN Lls.orS
This alarmln. statement Is based
upon the woods OF Vice Admiral
John r. Caldorwood. OF the Brook.
Ign Rapid Transit company which
leases The railroad facilities on tower.
ing Brooklyn bridge
This d what Calderwood said.
While the operating department
~ N no way responsible for the pres.
ont conditions on brooklyn bridge.
you can rest assured that We are
keeping the records IN such shape
that Ia the event of q Calnmlty not
only the men who are In direct con.
neciiOn with this operation viii
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

tn re Is no other medicine manu-
featured that has received so much
praise ana hO many expressions of
gniitndo ar Chamberlain Cough
Remedy 70 ls effective. and prompt
relief follows iia U.S. Grateful par
cas- everywhere 90 not hesitate 10
testify 10 Co. MERITS for the benefit
of Othors. ii O. certain cure for
Group aud viii prevent tho attack 81
given az che first appearance Of the
disease II Is especially adopted to
childrcn az n "a pleasant 20 take cad
contains nothing Injurious. Mr .. A..
Humphreys. a well known resilient
and clerk Ia the store of Sir 81 Lock
on Alice. Cape Colony. South Africa,
says. Il have used ChamherlRins
Cough Remedy 90 ward on Group and
colds Ia my family J found q 20 be-
vary satisfactory aad 10 gives me
pleasure 10 recommend if" For sale
by all druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

terrible strain. Never before how
ever. has such an admission come
from an authoritative source and those
employed by the city have long been
put tu their Wits end Go cunlriYo
some measure of relief
within two years second bridge
has been bulli and opened across thc
East river. Joining Manhattan with
the WILLIAMSBURG section at Brook
lyn. at a cost Of 3lf.Oe0.000 A third
bridge o. now Ia course Of cunstruc'
tioR and q fourth projected. A tuu
mel under me river o. also in course
Oi construction, bat truihc continues
20 increase rapidly
"a the course 81 ench "a hours no
less than half a million people cross
Brooklyn bridge. q ia not uncom'
mon for 10000 people 90 he upon
tho fridge ut one time during rush
hours
hngineers declare that me hoaviesl
strain upon the bridge is upon the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
GOOD NIGHT

Good alghi" and good morning
The sweetest COMP q OF an the Ian
guagC
The 10 h. as he leaves the side OF
has promised bride. takes the maid
ems che between his hands ana.
preesirg 10 her lips the honest. man
~ kiss ~ affection says. Good
night
The mother. az she lays her baby In
the crib and HmO0ths the ringlets
from He brow. kisses ils tender CHI
ana SAYS Good night
Tho Chriatlan father, time worn
ana weary with sse toll OF life, comes
10 To- evening time. and as the visions
oi earth scenes fade away and thH
bright tight from ont the open por'
tals of ihe glory world breaks upon
his onrapiured sight, waves his hand
to stricken loved ones about his bed
and sass Good nighI"
What sacred memories cluster
about these words. What a refining
influence they have had Hpon our
lives VINO can recall them and not
be- made better hy the tender reool
leciiOaa which they brlng2 And -
sadness ls thsir usual accompani
Tha ofbor coupiot on how sweet
and JOYOUS;
Good morning grcetB tho baby al
rs opens ilH great blue eyes upon
thr light ai uay and muihcr bends "a
take u go her heart Good Morn
lnri" are the words hy which father
meets the family ns one by one they
t,nme from roaiiul sleep. Good
morning are the nile words oil
mother as the children gather about
the t0ari her hands have spread
Good morning, shouts the schoo
hos to his fellows as fney enter the
schcO' yard gate
Ioy comes wiih every Good Morn
ing"
VINO can imagine that uiY happici
greeting could cnme from lips I'm
mortal as they shout their words u
welcome the rede mor 90 earu
when 0ne by one they onier fheil
eternal home
"Oood night. nv. otlY said, Goo,
morning sweelly Joyous
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
ssOo0o0o EpucArioR
nUlLplNoa FcR ALnANY.

Albany. q ~ Nov 40 rians YER
resolved today fur the neW stale
education buildings which arU 10 ~
ofociei in thls clif 40 g cost pi ~
000. 900 Th0fe are tgO competitors
lof architects ln connection NIlR the
ulnas The drawers ol the icu most
meri0i0uns plans in flc nfat con-.
petition Hifl receive $500 each Egcn
of tho ton deaiguera VIII then enter
cnmpelliilg gnd uIi receive ff0o0
each The board o} award watch y
tompnaed ~ fhe udnlceH ~ pnbllt
bu|idmgs heEenf Albar Naudeffeof
ihr s.ait euMmlsslnrol Ol fouratipn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
GAME oisAPPEARlNo

Moaltaeee. Okla. Nov $3.50 fast
are prairie chicken. quail wlld geese.
duck and turkey disappearing De-
Oklahoma that In q few seasons ga'
less anIno protection a. ohefedi enc
state viii be donudod OF all kinds pi
game In and out Of season all KINDS
of game o. futhleaaly killed ana 80
attempt D. ever madH in enforce the
game laws The rnaihlcaa diHpoll.
meni Of lho streams, fields aud fni
ests has uiored "a number OF sports
men in the state to demand a rl6id
enforcement oi the game laws. and
piana are Low iioing formulated for
the projection Of the rapidly disnp'
poaring Wild game which the iirtf
state legislature viii speedily enact
into las
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08

Waro Nov 8N The negro loss1
Washington who WIS sentenced 90
death by Judge o. u. Scott 0n Oct
leih fog the murder 0f Matt Block
an fhe niFht 90 aQn' y. was eHecuiet
behv this mumiuR Since hl8 con
gIcilsn the condemned man has
shown rfaat Goodness aud before hla
execution made statement decior.
ine fhat De- uaa .nncceai
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
A CANADIAN HuN.

OtioWh, NOV 30 Nincleuf MhyfHf,
Hungarian who was sentenced 90
death Tor the murder of james CaDin
bell a farmer of FFohesher. for whWa
~ WAS working and 18th whom De-
had % dispute over We -. has been
reprieved and viii undergo torn
OH Imprisonment. for life The 'lo
paftment of justice rocent, receive .
"a large committee of liungalitnH ac.
companied By che hungarian crntps
Mr. F'reyezeiben of Toronto, Nh1
heeeod ciOmoncy i0r their rouutfY
man To-day was che dat aei Tor
Mayors execution
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
PRINCE or WALES WANTS
BRITISH RAISED COTTON.

Liverpool Nov. s0-rho Prince of
Wales, VINO was accompanied by iho
tom exchange here. the handsome new
building just completed ar q cost 0f
Si.7d0 600 in hla speech. the prince
referred 90 the efforts ing made 90
develop The cultivation OF British
grown cotton. with the object OF max.
Ink IRE British cotton spinnors par
tlally independent Ol foreign supplies.
He said he had followed the defeiop.
mcnis With great interest and hoped
fhe movement would ultimately bo
FuCcnaaful
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
JApAN's TRAINING SQUAD
RON rs READY TO START,

T1iiG. Nov 3N.--A tralaing squad
ron consisting Of throo cruisers.
undor command Of Rear Admiral
Tomol,a. late president ~ The naval
cadets school. will start from N0k0
hnma on January 8. nest on q cruiae
via Honolulu The squadron viii az.
rive a San Francisco on February ia
aud afterwards visit Seattle and TO
coma
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-08
RECORD SUGAR agGr

Ia 0lndo ore. Nov 30-up tp
date Fifteen Thousand tons of sugar
bcels have becn pulled IN the urande
Rnndo valley Owing fo recent rains
ia thn valley q ig expected that dlf
ncultioe ln transportation win arise
hut IL would bo safe to predict thaf
M this district TIE Cnnp viii total
when 40 ia pulled. 10000 tons