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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

Shanghai China. March You
have d0ubtloes seen ln many huerI~
can papfra prophecies uf another
Boxer uprising Indeed uf Arthur
Smith. fho most brilliant American
writer on china forecasts another
outbreak ol noxelam think ~.
Smith anticipates violent outbreaks
DURING iha uext few years Upon ihiH
point. ) fully agree with him. but !
want 90 ompnnHizo ihe difference pe-
tween che present annHef which cone
fronts us and nosorlem
From almost consiani travel. from
visits. fo eleven of the eighteen prov
lnccg of the empire. from ono ,5p OF
nine days and another ol twenty aik
DAYS which three OF us spent wholly
among ,Le Chinese and frpm the
Testimony of literally acurla upon
scores q missionaries whf ave been
iu the empire from Eve % forts
years. am Tea Co believe ihat $40
Chinese were never 30 open 90 vest
eru civilization as they ere today.
The shanghai riot for instance. WIS
90 more n recrudeaonco Of b1xeTi8m
than the present revolutionary upFi1-
ngs ln Russia arc Manifestations Of
the old rcacilOnary peraocutioaa Of
nlhillals and Liberals. The Boxer
movement was led By the Old men Of
china, the E.vsenf movement a.
largely Ia the hands OF young China.
The Boxer otcmeHi aimed AZ tho
expulsion of the foreigners. che proa-
eni movements IN fhe empire are to-
ward che adoption OF foreign civillza-
ton, The abolition by imperial de-
cree Of the old-tlmc examinations in
iho classic degrees On China, even
though d Is not very fully carried out
at yet, and the great desire upon che
part % the Chinese in every province
10 establish some type % modern
education. indicates the revolution m
thought which hnn already taken
place IN Che empire.
The vicoroy al Nanking has opened
q thousand modern schools during che
last tour years Nlceroy Yuan Sink
X alaconadeutlni adviser Cells me
that that progressive 0ncini now has
5000 schools with 10000 students Ia
the province of Chihi alone. An
examination OF these schools shows
that ln many eases they are chiefly on
paper and that the vicoroy cannot hnd
teachers % impar western learning.
but che intense desire of the most
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
ON WITH THE BEEF FIGHT
ROOSEVELT GIVES ORDERS TO MAKE RENEWED
PACKERS M sPHlTs-sEcRET HISTORY or THE
LAST FAiLuRE lars oARFlELp ouT--AN APPEAL ON MMUN


statements we're misleading and
mostly untrue.
u now appears that congress waT
fho innocent cause both OF 0arnold's
fake report and also ni the "lmmnn-
ity" complication which resulted IA
the escape of the beef trust officials.
Representative E W. Martin Of South
Dakota, in Mss zeal to got after the
packers. aud his Ignorance Of the fact
that proeideni Roosovcli had already
seq tho department of Justice % He-
cure Indictments introduced reaoe
luton demanding that the bureau Of
corporations make an inquiry into the
beef trust t0 see m they we're vlulai-
ing tho ANTITRUST law. The mouse
paused il inHiauter
Getting evidence for criminal pros
ocutlons necoasiiatgs stu hnni,
That was the Blind Roosevelt and
Moody we're on They could not head
90 ur foiuao the Martin Inquiry With
ont flushing ihpir game
So. nt "a council ul war, Garfield
was Instructed 60 make a pfriunciOfy
Investigation oi che trust This was
ali 40 could 40 without invoking the
compulsory powers OF the law. end 90
invoke TIE compulsory poveTs would
furnish the packers immunity from
the criminal raises ehich were being
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

Into canyons After everything has
been removed doWn lo the lowest
point the track o. taken up IN mat
particular place.
They are now IN ab0ur Eve miles
from the starting point ol the cut and
ten miica more remains fo be- done
The point whore the men are now az
work is called Empire. There are
500 houses aud ihe greater part of the
officers and ofncea are located there.
d is hiEh up On the mountain side and
the climate ~ most excellent
Another important place rs Las
Cascades. Il was originally French
place and was Ia bad shape. The
buildings have now an been repaired.
and everything Is On sanitary shape.
From there on 90 Colon there are aov-
erai points OF residence. such rs nas
0blapo. M0achin. Gorgona. Mamei.
San Pablo and Tabernlila.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

a. o. beloved here that the fat por-
lions Of The canal line will be- cot hy
contract. Az only dirt at q certain
dopth n 90 be- removed. u b. an easy
matter Go estimate the cost
cilmate and Workers.
There has been e. LOT said aaoul the
cllmatc- The fact "a that the climate
acts on e man according 90 the con-
dillon Do % ln physically n is not a
health resort, but ! saw a whole lot OF
Americans who looked nne said they
talt hne and who win tell you that
there are plenty of spots right in the
United States that are more un-
healthy.
Tho workmon are OF az suFis ana
conditi0ns. They are mostly from ia
malce, Colombia. Martinique and 81
Lucia The lagt named places are
French and that's why yon hear q
good deal Of French here
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

prepared The possibility that the
packers might claim Immunity was
clearly forusoon. ana every procau-
ton was taken.
How then dld tho government law
ycrE come 90 fan into this ieEal pii
The answer OF Attorney General
Moody % that be did not. Tho brand
of law which furnished freedom 10
he packers on the immunity plea. De
claims. "a not the law.
II tho case could 30 CD any higher
court, d is the firm conviction Of
President h 9aevek and Attorney
General Moody that tho decision
would be promptly oycrruiod.
The plan therefore ls 90 ask con-
gress 10 pass a law TO permit thc
government 60 appeal decisions IN
certain federal court criminal caaea.
DNsry president hiss recommended
such :. iaus " -=..auai messages FOR
fifteen years.
N the law % passed and She Inn
munity plea Knocked cut then the
hghi viii start over again. hot as ever
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

The thief who entered TIE Cone
mBrciai Club ai las Vegas. on the
evening of March iHh. and burglar
iced she room % Alfred Luckeii. who
BIAS apartments in tho halialne. Us be-
ilaVea DO have been captured and S.
now confnod On thu jail az Pueblo,
says fhe Optic
He was picked un ga d suspicious
chamcier while l0iioriur on the
streets of neuvdn and when taken ~
che police station he was searched
and & puaf From las Vegas in Alhu-
quefqua bearing hlp Track Foreman
hlirei Luckatta name, Wns found,
wish other suspicious articles. d. had
no RIGHT 90 be carrying iho pass, ana
on immediate Investigation was made,
q was learned that ho was wanted
az Pueblo ior robbery ilHt and hc was
taken io that city and ncarcerated
In ere iali anG later the officers ro-
geiqed Information ihal he was want
"a on "a charge of robbery at "a
1untas ana on Two charges in thia
CIV
The prisoner d. a white man, aged
about 30 years and gave Dts name aa
Frank Coon, which Is undoubtedly as-
aumed- BE protests his lnnooence
and saya She pass was given 90 him
The omceH of surrounding cities
Wln soOn be farnished with phoip-
graphs and descriptions uf the man.
and u D. the opinion that he viii he
recognized here The thief showed
Ereat familiarity with the interior OF
the Commercial Club in bis rohher1
of ,2ai place
ilC entered IuckClta room. and so'
cured "a $50 bnl railuas pass ant
several other articles of intrinsic
value, and Afterwards threw th,
young mans cuff hutIons on the hil.
Hard table having discovered BIZ thl
llEhi III that room that theY bore hi
inhialf Ho also broke open tb,
mepoy box ln the billiard rOon. an,
secured three or four dollars in cash
uia WIrgi ofionao was ln riillng tbl
mail box ond opening several ioiicr
addressed 10 she secretary of ihc club
containing checks for th payment @
duoE Tor lhig oiionae the govern
ment VAN take d hand in hia prosecu
zion The other olfansQa for wluol
10 ls wanted ln ihla city ia supposoI
go ho She s0bhery ~ d local store
which was mover made public.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

Roosevelt 90 a man who called on
him. There d one man 30 be- dreaded.
He h the man who raises a hue and
cry after the wrong man. lie makes
20 possible for the real culprit 10 es-
cape, he o. as bad aH the thief !
think no n a little worse.
"He trips up honest men In trying
10 catch the thieves, and he poses as
an honest man pursuing he thief He
" az had ha the thief, and. Ia addition
be - q liar.
"Iust now there are lot of people
who are in a way 10 40 the caago al
real reiOrm great HARM They are the
people who arg indulgine ln Wholesale
dcnuuclniluu Because there may 90
dishonest men In congress they dee
nOunco congress 40 a wholo; because
some rich men ara selfish, they de-
nuunco an rich men. because some
railroad men are EraHpinE they de-
nuunce all railroads
"Iho cause of reform. in every
moYmcnl has 90 dread the extremists.
At this time the greatest danger 20
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

pioyed regularly and acmimunthiy
shipments 90 Ei pasu ARE the rule.
The nlnO has a production of $780,
900 in silver DO lis credit hoinrc a.
closed on account ~ enc slump IN
iho white metal
The present workings are 100 feet
hplow tho old workings and che tun'
u ln the milne % now 800 feet in
length The company d doing more
development work and blocking out
Gre bodies in che tunnel az present
and d not ondoayoring 20 make heavy
shiDmenls
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

creaqed the liquor license from $3.50
90 5000 a year Early ln the day q
dozen members OF the iacl lon hghtlng
the bonds were arrested on bribery
charges Later in the day ton saloon
keepers were placed under arrest.
charged with keeping their places
open on election day on complaint
of two aaioonkoepors Mayor H. H,
Manning WHO sworo 90 complaints
against thom. was arrested on
charge Of Malicious prosecution and
iaac imprisonment George a. MGy
CIs. Inspector ol elections. wnn also
arrostod. Later in the afternoon, the
hght became 80 bitter that a number
of special police were nWOrn GA go
preserve order
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

forward and putting NE hand on At
lomey HafleY'a shoulder sara. swell
you iei me down easy old man." and
the two young fellows laughed good
naturodlv
TIE ia the assistant treasurer ui the
standard on company of .tow Jersey
and has been Cor Eve years Ho mar
ried hiaic 6illlmnn, a daughter az the
famous banker, lon years ago. They
live a quiet llfe IN lhE city. and are
litlo heard Oi Ga aoclefy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

mainly confined a. the back of hts
head 0uich-Wiiicd. keen-eyed. NAT
uruily uuohtruFiye. pleasantly dlgni-
fed good looking. and smiling when
ho has chance lo. ihe young prince
oi slpndard on appears very unlike
John b.. go whom be roYofonily re-
fcra aH my uncle ana very much
iike VIM Rockefeller his father
AZ the conclusion Of the rrpuliInE
strain cn enc witness stand ana hts
second public appearance. hp stepped
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

Science haa proven that the moon
haE an atmosphere, which makes liio
30 some form possible On that satellite
but nos Tor human beings. who have
hard enough time on this earth Of
ours. especially those who don't know
thar Electric nitttfs cure headache,
biliousness. malaria. chilla and fevur,
laundiCo. dyspepsia, dizziness. torpid
liver. kidney complaints. general de-
hllity and female weaknesses, un-
oquailed as a general tonic and APP
peiizcf for weak persons and espe-
claly FOR the aged u Induces sound
sleep. F1lly guaranteed by an drug
elsis. Price only soc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
PAKOMAS CHIEF
SHOWS UP WELL
FREQUENT Rloa STRIKES w.
CREASE THE VALUE or THE
PROPERTY.

Word comes oi the promising show.
ing ihai Is boius made by the palmnas
Chief mino ln sierra county. New
Mexico. under lho managomeui uf y.
g. plOmmons The property - own
"a 81 socorro ana noston parties. and
o. known as me palomas Chief Min
ing COMPANY
discoveries III rich tracts 81 small
bodies of orc which nct from 600 TO
1900 90 tho ton. have been madn ~
Gently, ana fhose are increasing ga
number and ir1uoucy. The ore 10
shipped BY inlm to EnNlo a distance
OF sixty msoa. and from there DO she
E Peso smoiCrs. Vla tho Santa ~
railroad About 3 dozen men are cn'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
NEW PICTURES and FRESH news
OF REAL WORK ON PANAMA CANAL

coRREspoNpENT or THE
EVENING CITIZEN a WEEK ON
THE ioTHmye. says THAT
rRERE ARE THINGS polNa ON
rHE CANAL srRlp-AmERicAN8
HAVE BUILT uP.To.DATE HOS
PITFALLS, CLEANED UP TOWNS.
AND BEsr or All. BIC OPERA.
TioN8 ARE iN PROGRESS ON
THE DITCH ITSELF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

Washington. d. c.. March S0.-Pres.
ident Roosevelt o. telling hts friends
that he considers the present food OF
reckless abuse, with which the maya
zines are nllod, a menace 10 the caaso
of real reform
In every thief chase, aaid Mr..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

d mo- worse than the iuruhiQ case Of
piles that afflicted me zen years Then
I va sadylsed 90 apply Buckleu'a Ar
Mica salyo and less than a box ptr-
mauently cured me, writes =. 8. Ma
pier of Ruglea. KY Heals an wounds.
burns aud sores IKE magic. 25c ~ All
drugElats
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
SILVER CRY BoY MANAGES
THEATRICAL COMPANY.

A dramatic company has heen forms
90 in Gluno. Ar|za known az the
Monarch Stock company, which Us
under iho direction Of Harry Carvil.
the talented young son Of a. w. M.
Carvl. formerly of Silver CITY Hairy
Cafyila ability aa an actor and oio-
culionist Is wen knows in Arizona,
where ho has appeared hla graceful
stage presence and clear onuncialioh
has made him quito popular The
conipany VIII produce shortly tho
tragedy Of Douglas ana also
"Mahs" u tho near future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

Panama City iiHihmua of Panama.,
March so &c may have taken rouii
hcy Biseiow only twenty four hours 20
see nll De- wanted ON the canal atfip.
bur have been here a week and
am sgs running acroas new things
that ihp Americans are doing
Best OF an there 10 real work, Bis
work. goins ON So the ditch itself.
The canal route Starts ai inh0ca.
three miles from tho heart of Panama
CITY This b comparatively n letei
spot, and The way continues level ON
io the next town. Ccrofal. a place Of
% houses. aii pa hrsi class condition
30 far aa comfort and sanitation are
concerned The next town OK the
canal line e. Mira Flores. q place uf
ffiy houses, built during the French
regime Here h q larne hospital for
the insane. ana. IKE an Others. ig
thoroughly up 10 date. d ie a very
clean, healthy town and very busy
one.
culebra Cot Begins.
Tho next town Is Pedro Mlguai. q
most important place. Forty new
houses haya been built there this last
winter and all the old ones repaired.
ID ls 90 this place that the great Cn-
Zebra cut cummclcoa. and from this
starting point the canai goes through
the hills and mountains for n distance
no Jess than fifteen miles. This ia the
place where the dimcult engineering
and costly work IN 30 be done
Already thls cut % far advanced and
tho work o. going through very rapid
ly. Il ig here that the largest force OF
men "a concentrated Az place called
pnfai1o the canal passes under the
railroad 2'aa cut commences az %
feet "a 90 lowest places and rises TO
$50 feet
Here at Culebra there are twenty
two steam ahoyels af work continually
and they are taking out enormous
quantities of earth.
Waking Away Debris.
There are two lines of railroad
track on the bottom and eight more
on the terraces 10 take the dirt and
stone away. These tracks are laid
one above the other, and FL al they
are i10 miles IN length The debris
"a taken away BY the cars and dumped
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
THE AWAKENING OF CHINA

nieHop nAsHFoRp WHITES THAT CHINA MADE MORE
YEARS OTHER
NArioN on uARrn-Ae 70 ANOTHER BOXER RolNo-mANY
SCHOOLS E8TAnll0HED.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

THE SOON TO-BE KING ON
THE STANDARD OIL THRONE

SKETCH or YOUNG
WILLIAM q. RockEFELLERi
HOW ~ ACTS AND LOOKS,
WITH a PICTURE or HIM
DRAWN FROM LIFE, Es-
PEciALLY FOR THE EVENING
CITIZEN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

nr Charles ~ Koyos, president Of
tho New Mexico school ~ M.noa. a.
eocDrro. waa au Albuquerque visitor
ahis mofulnF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
COMMERCIAL CLUB
BURGLAR CAPTURED

SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER Ar.
RESTED M DENVER HAVING
Santa re PASS STOLEN FROM
ALI LucKETT ~ HIS Posses.
SION.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

the Ration Reporter Hayai Fireman
Lorlng Colip. who sustained injuries
20 BIS heed and other Injuries, caused
by jumping from d car on the Santa
~, Ration a Eastern which was top
plluK over. while coming down sug
aIifo cauyon. Tuesday February 21
snrcumbcd 90 hls Injuries Thursday
night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

IA. Il. Oi 10 spent Sunday ai loa
Lunas with his daughter MIS-. solo.
mon Luna and passed Wrousn me
city this mornlnf ca route io aania
".
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
LIVELY now 4HJJoson ulrer,on.

More than score ol men. among
them the mayor OF Tucson, we're ar
rested Thursday. during one of me
most bitter election contests in me
history IL tho territory Tho mimic
ipal administration was submitting 90
popular vote a proposal 90 issue
$3.50. 900 IA bonds. Tho Liquor Deal
ors' association fought the measure
because the city council recently In
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

reyeaiors are assuming 10 set forth IN
certain magazine publications.
They 40 not discriminate between
the honest man and the rascal They
make q hard 20 catch the rascal and
they rake n hard FOR a man to ho
honest, what reform needs now, az
ui an times. is sanity and moderation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
BY Roosevelt

PRESIDENT GOOD. RECKLESS REV.
ELAToRs" WHO MAKING WHOLESALE ORGANIZATIONS
MAeAzINEs--sANiTY AND MODERATION
IN REFORM.
The Ordway new era., 1906-08-31
Letter from Missouri.
Meadville, NO., Aug. q

Meadviile, Mo-, Aug. 20.
Dear Editor and Fricuds
Thinking that perhaps l might be
able to write something concerning
my trip that may be of Interest to nv
Colorado friends, will submit the
following 10 the kindly criticism of
the editor and others.
left Ordway on the O'Clock train
Tuesday afternoon, Aug. II, reached
Kansas City at about $3.50 the next
morning, and having missed the train
to Meadvillc, was compelled 10 stop
over at Kansas City until O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon, then boarded
the train and was soon en- route. We
passed many pretty towns on the way
and among them was Cameron, where
G. w. Rhudy, lately of Ordway, Is at
tending college. hailed the many
running streams, grassy hills and tim
bered lands. as old fine friends, for
thia lovely country reminds me so very
much Of my old Wisconsin home. Ny
father has not arrived - YET, bnt yes
terday received Q letter from him
stating that hs woul1 not Start from
The Ordway new era., 1906-08-31

G. II. Downer, who announces him.
self as candidate for the Office of
county treasurer, on the Repubiicau II
ticket, is new man for the position,
but he is an old at the business. He
h Is been assistant treasurer under the
present administration for 4 number r
of years, and is thoroughly posted on
all the details of the Office. He will
fill the place with all the accursc cy and
honesty of the present incumbent and
will be pleasant official to transao.
b isincss with.
The Ordway new era., 1906-08-31

II. ID. Garwood this week announces
himself as candidate for county
clerk and recorder. He Is at present
holding the Office, and all who like
gond, faithful service, are glad of it,
and they will be still more pleased to
help him get the Office some more. He
is, without question, the best clerk
the county has ever had, and for his
accommodation, good nature, etc
well, there is no end TO it.
The Ordway new era., 1906-08-31
until the 22d or sd of Au-

Wisconsin, until the 22d or sd of Au-
gust.
1, has been very damp ever since
came. having raiued some each day,
but have not felt much affected by it,
only that ] feel continual drowsi-
ness.
| have had the opportunity of at.
tending the Meadviiie Cha,auaua and
of hearing some very distinguished
speakers, among whom were eX Gov.
Robert Taylor. of Tennessee, u. :.
Senator BENZ. K. Tillman. Hon. w. /.
Nolan, Rev. DR.. Lambert, pastor #
the South Park Avenue Methodist
Church in Chicago; and last but not
least, Gov. Hanley. of Indiana, who
indeed proved himself a fearless ad-
vocatc of the right. do not know
which We admired most the fearless
personality of Gov. Hanley or the un-
rivai!ed clhquence of his address. Gov
Tayior's lecture was fine indeed. He
is great portraycr. upon the lecture
pla; form, of the beauties of nature,
aud dclineator of the humber charac-
tiers. As has been quoted of him he
has "a heart of melody and a tongue
of gold" The session of the Cha,au-
qua closes tonight and there is feel
ing of regret at leaving the camps in
the beautiful park and returning once
more to the daily routine Of life.
The crops in this section are looking
fine, especially the corn crop:
We will probably remain here for
about a moath, or at least with re'a-
tives in this vicinity; but already the
far reaching prairies and dis,an, pur
p c of Colorado mountains. as last
saw them. are sending an appeal for
a return to them in the not far distant
future, SO we will soon yield to that
appeal.
Hoping that this may prove of in
tcrest to some one, and sending re-
CARDS to all Ordway friends,
lam yours, sincerely,
M.rtie Mathews.
The Ordway new era., 1906-08-31

The State Fair at Pueblo this year,
1t !" predicted, will distance all preced.
ing fairs given at this place. 1t IL
impossible for US to enumcrate the nu.
merous attractions offered. and will
only say, attend it, and you will be
well paid for your time and expense.
The Ordway new era., 1906-08-31

The Republican county committee
met Tuesday at La Jnuta. The coun.
ty convention will he held at Rocky
Ford on September 10. The prima-
ries will be held on the 9Th. Ordway y
is entitled to eleven delegates.
The Ordway new era., 1906-08-31
Department of the Interior,

Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Pueblo, Colo, \
July %. 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named .ttlor has hled notice OF his intontton
that the said PROOF viii be made before u, 81.
LIND Once 81 Pueblo. Colo. on September Is,
i!oo. VIZ: James ,ayannugh, II. Il. li322, for
the N. IL. u Sec. u. 4. 81 s., Il. ~ W.
He names the following v illnesses to Drove
hi. continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF aaid land, viz 0-
Allen berry, Fred Tnrbox, q. W. Ingnlls, and
oiiVer Adams. all VI sugar City. Colo.
3. A. ABBEY, Register.