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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-08-11
WHAT WE HAVE TO
SHOW FOR THE $4,000

SHOW EOR THE Sf2,0OO
All that there Il TO show in the ter
ritorial offices for the expenditure,
under this resolution of $4,000, Is n
certified copy of the resolution. This
certified copy Is signed In typewritlng
by j. S. Clark, the president of the
council; owen, clerk of the council.
Carl A. Dalies, speaker of the house,
and Armijo, clerk of the house, ana
by Governor Otero, the whole certl-
| fed by the secretary of the territory
On the back Of this certified copy are
two endorsements stamped and writ
ten as follows:
Received of w. G. Sargent, terri
torial auditor. January 1S. 1906, war
rant No. 1920. $4,000 in full pay
ment of within account, payable to
chairman of finance committee OF
council. John S. Clark, president
council"
Received of w. G. Sargent, terri
torial auditor, January IS, 1905. war
rant No. 1892 for $4,000 in full pay
ment of within account. Payable to
chairman finance committee of the
house. Carl A. Dalies. speaker of the
| house."
Six thousand dollars OF this money
was paid to w. r. Martin. chairman
of the finance committee of the coun-
ell, and $4,000 to Granville Pendleton.
chairman Of the finance committee OF
the house, and what they did
with 1t Is not known. II they
used It for the payment Of contingent
expenses why, Il is asked. do they not
make report and furnish proper
vouchers2 The above Is absolutely
all that, up to date can possibly be
found to account for the expenditure
of $4,000 under Joint resolution
No. 1.
Joint Resolution No. Z.
Joint resolution No. reads as fol-
lows:
BE 1t resolved by the council Of
the Thirty-sixth Joint legislative as
sembly of the territory OF New Mexico,
the house Of representatives concur
ring herein:
'That the president OF the council
shall appoint three committees Of the
council and the speaker OF the house
of representatives shall, in a like
manner. appoint three committees OF
the house: the numbers as to mem
bership OF said committees TO be des-
ignated by the president OF the eoun-
eli and the speaker of the house OF
representatives respectively. 20 act as
Joint committees for the purpose or
inquiring into and inspecting and re-
4 porting to the governor OF the terri
tory. at the most convenient time dur
Ing this session. the condition, man
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-08-11
EplscopaI PRIEST Passes AWAY.

Dallas, Tex. Aug. 10.--Rev. George
Edward Walk, dean OF st. Matthews
cathedral, the largest parish In the
diocese OF Texas, died today Of pert
totinitis.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-08-11
TERM IN
PRISON FOR
LYNCHER
MOB VIOLENCE MEETS
PROMPT PUNISHMENT
North Carolina Court SentenC-
eS Leader of Mob to FifteeH
Years at Hard Labor in the
Penitentiary,

Salisbury. n. c., Aug. 1O.--What Is
said to be the first instance of the con-
vlction of lyncher in the history of
the state was furnished here tonight
when George Hall, the white ex-con-
Wet of Montgomery county. North
Carolina, who was one of the party
that Monday night lynched three ne
groes in jail here for the murder Of
the Lyerly family. was found guilty Of
conspiracy In connection with that
crime and was sentenced to fifteen
years at hard labor in the penitentiary,
the maximum sentence provided by
law. The jury was out but thirty-flve
minutes. Halls counsel has appealed
on the ground that Governor Glenn
was In Atlantic City when the special
term at which Hall was tried was or
dered. and that being out Of the
states bounds he had no jurisdiction.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-08-11
Questions That Have Puzzled
People Of New Mexico May
Yet Be Answered to Their
Satisfaction,
MYSTERY CONCERNING
Il USE OF PUBLIC FUNDS
Revival Of Interest in Rather
FrazzIed Financial Methods
of the Late Lamented Leg
iSIature,
Correspondence Morning Journal,

Correspondence Morning Journal.
Santa Fe, N. M, Aug. IO.-Interest
in certain acts of the last New Mex
leo legislature and certain OF It's menu
bers seems to be reviving Just at
present though 1t is little difficult 70
trace the exact cause of the renewed
interest. One. and the chief reason
seems to be that the matters in ques-
ton have never been settled to tho
! satisfaction of the people, together
with the possibility that they are like
ly to be settled to the satisfaction of
the taxpayers in a very short time.
Most people in New Mexico hy this
| time are quite familiar with those acts
or the last Legislature known on the
records of the territory as joins res
olution No. l and joint resolution No.
Z. They are not, however, familiar
with the amount of money paid out
| on these classic examples of popular
legislation, and the fact thar the
amount so paid out is now becoming
known for the first time is sufficient
cause for the revival of public intcr-
est in the resolutions. the amounts
being little short of staggering.
Joint Resolution Ne. 4.
| Joint resolution No. | reads as fol-
lows ..-...t.
/ BE 1t enacted by the Thirty-sixth
legislative assembly of the territo, y
of New Mexico: G. j. X. No. l. ap-
proved January IS. 1906
THAT there is hereby apptoprmted
out of any moneys in the territorill
treasury for the payment OF the ccn-
| tingent expenses of SAID legislative
assembly. during the sixty (60) days
thereof, the sum of twelve thousand
! ($l2,OO0.00) dollars, or 50 much
thereof as may be necessary. six
thousand (S6,00O.00) dollars of which
shall be expended under the direction
| of the chairman of the finance com
mittee of the house Of representatives.
and six thousand (s6,000.00) dollars
under the direction of the chairman
of the finance committee of the legis-
lative council, who shall respectively
cause to be kept an accurate and true
account of all disbursements made
hereunder, and shall cause to be
made certified report to the presi-
! dent of the council and speaker Of
the house of representatives OF all
such disbursements so made, and the
receipts therefor; and the treasurer
of the territory is hereby directed to
pay out of any moneys In the treas
ury such sums so stated to the order
of the said chairman Of the finance
| committee of the house OF represen-
| tatives and to the chairman of the
finance committee of the legislative
council upon presentation of cer-
titled copy of this resolution"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-08-11
AInlnc CIlmbers Killed.

London, Aug. 10.-Telegrams from
Grndelwald. announce the deaths OF
four Alpine climbers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-08-11
Rival Teamsters Union Formed.

Chicago, Aug. 10.-A new labor un-
ion to be known as the United Team
sters of America" was formally
launched today as the rival of the In
ternational Brotherhood of Teamsters.
While G. z. Shea, reelected president,
and the other officers Of the old orga-
nization we're winding up the affairs Of
the convention, the new organization
was in process OF formation. Frank
Morrison, secretary of the Federation
Of Labor, Is hurrying to Chicago with
message from President Gompers
appealing to the anti-Shea contingent
TO discontinue the secession move
ment.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-01
Cd blizO in daleC.

= OgrSki veleposestniki so "a
zugali, da bodo naselili 10000 XII
tajskih ktllijev, aNo poljedelski de
lavci zastavkajo.
To zuganje kaze jasno ,kot bell
dan, koliko je bogatinom "a narod-
most, ce Sc gre "a njih zepe.
Kedar bogatini govore o narod-
nosti, tedai narodnost pomeni, da
Sc mOrajo proletarci pustiti Cd svo-
jih rodnih bratov izzemati.
= Ubogi milijonar Perpont
Morgan tozi in Sc jezi, da ga razni
listi slikajo takih barvah, kakor
bi Svoje milijone nakradel.
"Kaj takega Sc o meni pise, zdi-
huje Morgan, "ko sem vsaki cent
vendar trudapo.nim delom zaslu-
zil."
No, Morgan nebo pred rehabili-
tiran, dokler ne bo zavladal socia-
lizem, njegov plen - milijarde pa
preSle sploSno last ljudstva.
- NAN FIlpinih, jeci Bilibid
je umrlo deset jetnikov "a otrova-
njem, ker sc Jim je cepila uieka
strupena SNOW zoper kolero. Cepil
jih je DIR. Strong dovojenjem fl
lipinske komisije. Seve je zdaj VIA
da obljubila druzinam otrovanih
jetnIkov podporo.
Maj vlada stori, kar ho6e, mr.
twin ne bo obudila zivljenje. Vse-
kakor pa vlada nj ime,a pravice
igrati Sc zivljenjem jetnjkov, S
tenn, da jim je zdravniku izrotila V
poSkusnjo. V take poskuSnje maj
sluzijo zivali, ne pa liudje.
= IL Full River-ja, Mass, je do
Sla vest, da 20 tvorniGarji ugodili
zahtevam tekstilnih delavcev, wi
sali so Jim place "a 10 odstotkov.
Tvornicarji so Sc zbali stavke,
ker je svetovni trg uprav sedaj ze-
10 ugoden "a tekstilne izdelke, rad
teSa so tudl brez uSovora prHnall'
de,avske zahteve.
Ta zmaga tekstilnih delavcev pa
zopet uoi delavce drugih strok, da
Sc takrat stavka, kedar je trg ugo-
den "a izdelke.
= Znani nemSki drzavm komisar
Karel Peters, XII je "a casa svojega
uradovanja nenSkih afriSkih ko-
lonijah tako obesal uboge zamorce,
kakor mesar salame, protestira Sc
daj VI Londonu proti opraviceni kri-
tiki sodr. Bebela.
Y svojem zagovoru pravi med
drugim. Da Sc malo zmeni "a to,
kako sodijo o MENU Nerncij il
stare zenske in fipistri. O njen bodo
re naSi potomci sodili.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-01
LetO L. Vol. ~

kajtr ozlri ma druzine onenjene
trojice imajo tudi svoje meje.
- Mas Tone je jake hud, &C
kdo zahteva, da maj Sc radi koristo-
lovStva treh centralnih odbornikov
sklice izvanreden obcen zbor jedno-
te. Pa zakaj bi ne bill?
&c Sc skliGe izvanreden obcen
zbor, tedaj bo centralni odbor Sc
stav'jen iz clanov, kojih bivaliSce
je V DRAW Ohio, ali pa kaki dru-
OF drzavi kateri zakon dovoljuje,
da SINE imeti nil jednota svoi
glavni sedez, Ge je tudi inkorpori-
rama drugod. Po illinoiSkem drzav-
mem zakonu pa ne SINE irneti Jed
nota svoJega sedeza V drzavi Hi
nclS, dokler nina drzavnouradnega
pooblaStila to. In to mas Tone do
bro We.
kaij he Tone, potem bi slo tudi
zaplsn'karstvo so dolarji letne
place rabom zvizgat.
- V Clevelarrdu so katoliski
Slovenci veliki zmoti. Trdiio ma
mrec, da katoESki mozje MISC tako
zabiti, kakrsne sliEa njih dusni pa
stir Nitus Hribar, kterega hoGejo
sedaj odstaviti. Mi tenn slucaiu
potegnemo Hribarjem; - ma
mrec, V zpovedbi, da so katoliski
mozje zabiti. = I'm zakaj? Zato,
ker je Nitus opravi6en kaj tacega
reel, kajti dokaz katoliSke zabitosti
cevelandskih kat. Slovencev Sc
zrcali Vitusovi rejeni mosnji.
N;tus pa 81 Sc misi: tepci ste, &c
mislite da konji Buck ne krrni
jo.,. konji IL Buckle spon1inajo
ma novega duSnega pastirja. Po ce-
mr torej menjave konj - ce ne
marate lesenih? Cemu komedije?
- lima mai oblast - he shall
have power" - Tako Sc glasi mex
paragraf V pravilih neke ameriSke
iednote.
"Bo proSeno ia kraj it'd. - es
wird ersucht diesen Ott" usv. Tia
napIs pa zagleda clovek, ko zapu-
sti juzni ko!odvor V Ljubljani.
Pravila ameriSke jednote in ma
pis " Ljubljani pa dokazujeta, da
so jeziko-oslovci povsod podobn;
drug drugemu kakor jaiec jacu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-01

mu tako Sodili, kakOr o drugih zna
men&ih roparjih sedanjega casa.
- DR.. A. S. Crapsey, rektor
cerkve sv. Andreja Rochestru
n. Y, katerega so radi njegovif
"krivoverskih naukov' suspendira
II, je resigniral.
Crapsey je veGkrat O6ltno po
vdarjal, da je pravljica o Jezusu
ki je brez cloveSkega o6eta Eagle
dal luc tega Sveta, velika nezmisel
"Ako o Jezusu pravlm,' tako pi
Sc rektor, "da je sci V nebesa, teda'
sic miSlim, da je sci svojim ma
ravnim telom iz mesa, koSti in krv
nebesa I'm da sedai tam 1000 let
preb;va svojem fGfavnem telesu
IL mesa, krvi in kosfk. Taxa ekzi-
Stenca bi ne bila nebeSka, paG pa
grozna.
Rektor priporoca rsem duhovni.
kom proteStantSke episkopalske
cerkve, hi so priSli do istega prepri-
canja kakor ON, da neustraSeno "a,
govarlajo dvoje prepricanje.
Bravo.
- Y Rusiji so hlapci carl a izu
mill novo slnrtno kazen.
Prognance VI Sib:rijo poSiljajc
brez tople obleke, denarja in kruha
da' tam po6asi lakote umirajo.
To brutalno kazen je Stolipin il
mishl, car-batju6ka je pa potrdil
= SodiSGe je bankrotno preiska-
vo proti Iroquois gledaliSki druzbi
tlstavilo, cigar gledaliScu je v
Chicagu zgorelo mad 600 ljudi
Sedaj Sc ne bo moglo krivce izro-
Giti zasluzcni kazni, pa tudi cd
skodnine ne bo nihce dobil.
Ia odredba bije zdravemu Glove
skemu razumu obraz, ker grozno
hudodelstvo ne bo kaznovano, "a
emo pa postavlia tudi vse danasnje
pravosodje " cudno luC.
Pa zaGuditi Sc nj. Sal zWimo v
dobi kapitalizrna, dobi, kateri je
denar absoluten gospodar.
- Konda sedaj vpije Zavertnik
je zupnikom Sojarjem v zvezi
Zakaj? No, &c bi rekel, da je anar,
hist, kakor je omenjena trojica
storila pr1 chicaSki policiji, bi tc
pri masi ne vleklo Pa Konda lima
Sc price, da je Zavertnik zupni.
kom Sojarjem v zvezi.
Najbrze je Konda nabiral price
dine al. nov. in jih tudi dobil ko sc
je il gostilne gostilno krivM pc
Center ave. in sc rotil, da bodo So
cialistom re uro navili.
g. Konda pa Vas zebe!!!
G.. Konda v svojem listu pripo
rcca maj Sc ]. Zavertnika izkljuc
IL lednote, ker mu proved ma prstt
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-01
Chicago, December, 1906

gleda, da ne bo mogel vec pri jed
nOtin;h narocbah dobivati 'comiS-
sion CComission" imenuje Kon-
da osebno koristo,ovstvo V jednot;.
OpOmba stavca.)
- Kdo je naukih poStenejsi
zupnik ali Konda? Zupnik po YER
Skem nauku obljubuje po smrti ne
beSa. Je vsaj nekaj. Tolazba "a pre-
Stane nuke ma tenn svetu.
kaj pa KOnda obljubuje? Naro-
cajte tiskovine pri meni, da jih po-
tenn racuni, kakor je ra6unil dru-
stvene knjizice SLOW. SOC. klubu.
Podpirajte "Glas Svobode'', to Sc
pravi kondatov yep, da Sc tenn loz-
je krivi po raznih gostilnah in pri-
poveduje, kako bo S svojo mogoSno
roko - kal1or Niljem st. ? - raz-
drobil slovenske Socialiste.
- Konda pravi: Zavertnik je
zelo pc ceni. Nsak ga kupi, kdor
ga ho6e.
PoStenjakov;c Konda zakaj ga
Pa Vi niste kupili, ko je Nam od-
pCvedal sluzbo?
Ponujali ste mu kar tri to,arje
vec place ma teden, ako le Sc pri
Vas ostane.
Ali Zavertnik Nam je rekel, da
tak;m ljudem ne DO sluzil, ki v IL
stih priporocajo, "gOJufaj ali de-
laJ kdr ho6cS, Saulo da bo $40. Ali
takim pa Sc mani, XII Cd sodrugov
opravicene pfsane kritike mecejo
kos, lie radi tega, da je "gnajna"
vecja in da Sc mosnja debeli.
- konda vedno vpije V svojem
llStu: ZGrrtnik, kdj pa TrSt?
ko je Zavertnik radi tega inter-
perilal kondata ma seji Slavic,
ie pa konda mozato izjavil. "Jaz
nisem nikdar trdil, da je Zavertnik
slepar, TO le on meni ocita.
Konda, pojdite Sc solit
Kajti Ge bi vi bill sluGajno
TrStu, bi Vas tamoSnji delavci radi
Vase neSramnosti v javnosti .po
trzaSko llncali. - Virgil bi Vas
morje, da bi Sc plavati in dostoino
misliti nauGili.
Povejte, koristoloyec Konda,
kaj je Trstom?
Go out case dismissed" Ia
ko pole Konda V "Glas Svobode'
dine %. nov. 1906.
FL, poStenjakar Konda, cemu ste
pozabili povedati, da je sodnik John
*. Prindiville priporoGal Vas in
Nasa tovariSa izrociti veleporotni-
kom.
In lie socialistom Sc innate zahva-
liti, da niste Sli ma riGet. Ako bo
Vas pa proved Segetalo, Sc pa to
Sc prav lahlo zvrSi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-01

II, novembra Sc je obhajala 10
letnica, cd kar so bill obeSeni Aug.
Spiess, A. Parson in J. Link, XII so
dali svoje zivljenje "a proletarsko
stvar.
Ma spominski slavnosti je govo-
rila angleSko Volteirine de Claire,
nemSko pa Max Baginski, urednik
"Freiheit" v New Yorku.
Slavnostna dvorana je bila dobro
obiskana. Razpecalo Sc je mnogo
literature " propagadistiGno svrho.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-23
AVENGEs DEATH OF MARSHAL.
Marshel Dees, Of Lenox, Killed by a
Desperate Negro,

Ttfton, Ga. MAJ 22.-J W DeyS,
marshal Of Len \, II mites souh ri
Triton, was shot AMI Instantly M,,d
Saturday 5y nrIro named Charlie
MCAllister Mr. Dres arrested he
negro, who vas Stranger, on NuSpi
cion Of being wanted a. Brookield
As he was unlocking the door Vt the
city jail the negro drew reNolye!
which he had concealed, and holdiu-
It on the marshal, backed of La
ter, when pursued, he turned and hrrI
on the posse killing MIR DeyS in
stantly
\ large crowd gaihercd, and Siberia
Baker Of tll county was trlrphOu"j
10 80 with his hounds. Before they
-; there the negro hat been sill,
rounded in a swamp aui ioSs sent IN
after aim His ammunition had been
exhausted AMI when The dogs ran a.
him he ran OUT " 'hr swamp ana
va, instantly r!di,cd Win butlr's, O.
is sail nearly 81, br,us n.rl into Ms
body
AIr D"o, va, M-.} r",p.c. =
ciHleu AMI served ..r 'pNu a, IA.
,ual tpr ,pmo vm' Hy auN,, ID
widow an Il 'WD small caai,,8.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-23
|s,OOO PERSONS ARE
| RENDERED HOMELESS
Fearful Desolation Wrought By
Michigaa Forest Fires.
MANY SUFFERERS WITHOUT FOOD
10 Far but Few Lives Are Reported
lost-Some Stories Of Human Inter
eat in Connection with the Great
Fire.

Fire.
n Milwaukee, Wis, May CA stah
&correspondeut Of the Sentinel who
Runday made tour of the district In
he upper peninsula of Michigan, GOV.
Erred by the forest fires IN a special
brain. telegraphed to his paper that
hhe fire appears TO be practically Out
I'm al Of he district The fires ragged
.for distance Of "a miles along IN"
3lne Of the EoCanaba and Lake Snpe.
+ rior railroad, aud for 80 miles beyond
.Chauning, the western terminus OF the
road 1t seems certain now that Two
Thousand persons are homeless in ina
district. and that loo are left desc.
la'e az Quinnesec,
The Quinuooec fire. however, wa, Of
dNcrcn' origin from the EscaNaba
H.. having started in a field where
men We're quilting stump, and BURNING
d'aN- Tai, tire spread into the city,
wiped on, all the buildings, cNccp.
thg,. residences. and the paper mills.
Then 20 fire spread into The timber
aui roaming north for "a miles, final
| j. Joined the flames sweeping east Oh
+ H'.ha
T. t3, also been learned that Woo.
law, aut Kingsley on the E,cduaha
an Lake superior Inc. were destroy
H.. AMI p,,lj,- .r tba N',r, It..-,.rr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-23
and each day II a continuing viola
ton Is dvomcd a separate otfense.
WhNr, fhr iutlrStatn chn,roarCc cNn,

ton II deemed a separate onense
Where the interstate commerce com
mission o"'rr~ refund ~ 4 shipprt
aui ne carrier fails - refund. the
sripYrr May Institute CltH suit to rr
coNer '&' tullug " the commission
constitutes rrima taric evidence ot ~,
facts, and the petitioner IS NOT liable
Tor the costs IN 'hN court Or AZ any
subsequent STAGE II the proceedings
md If 'hr petitioner finally prevails a
rCa SnuaN'" attorney Zee is allowed him
The interstate commerce commission
or any person injured 10y failure uf 4
carrier ~ comply with an order Vt the
commission. other than The payment OF
money, may apply 10 the circuit court
and II The case is established the court
shall ts,ur writ Ut injunction. man
daturv " otherwise. 80 rCstIdlu such
rarrtcr from lur'hrr di,ohcdl,ncr. ana
from such action appeal shall tie direct
10 the >urr. mo court " the United
states, where me case shall have pri
or'N " hearing and determination
THE commission Is authorized 10 rr
puIrc the mos comprehensive ,'att,
tic, from A., common carrier, r,lu
lus 'h"u hu~'nn~. under a prualN on
'hy carrier, OF Sl.o for every ia, In
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-05
TRIP TO BUENOS AYRES.
From New York It Takes Thirty Days
or Mere Under Favorable Cir
cumstances.

There is no direct passenger serv
/ Ice 10 Chill or the River Plata from
the United States. Passengers from
New York, for example, wishing to
get to Buenos Ayres must either take
passage to Rio de Janeiro and there
tranship TO one Of the European lines
touching at that port en- route to the
south, or they must cross the Atlantic
and transship in some European port
TO a steamer sailing to Buenos Ayres
If they wish to get 20 Chill they
may go via the Isthmus of Panama
suffering the inconvenience Of trans
fer to the Panama railroad and to one
Of the west coast steamship lines; or
they may &C 10 Rio de Jsneiro or
Montevideo and there transshlp to a
steamer of the Pacific Steam Naviga-
ton company's line running through
the straits to Valparaiso; or they may
go to Liverpool or Hamburg and there
take steamer direct to Valparaiso.
When the European steamship lines
respond. as they will do shortly, to
the Argentine governments offer of
subsidies for quicl, service, the pas.
sage from Liverpool 20 Buenos Ayres
will be reduced to - days. This will
make the journey to Valparaiso dur.
ing the summer months, when tie
Andes passes are open. II or IS days.
and during the winter months aboc:
% to 30 days.
The trip from New York TO Buenos
Ayres. with transfer at Rio de Janeiro.
occupies at least % days, If close con.
ncction is made at Rio, with a sail
ing once a month only from New
York. From New York to Valparaiso
the quickest possible time would be
about 25 DAYS via Buenos Ayres dur
ing the summer months december
to ApriD, with close connection at
both Rfo de JGneiro and Buenos
Ayres. The voyage via Panama takes
IS or 80 DAYS undo favorable circurn-
-tances. but is most liAely TO rsquirs
50 days. - ... -'..s-..es-- e
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-05
CAIRO'S INTERURBAN.

There must be very general salts
fac ion in the community. over the as
suraDce by Mr. Arlund and those as
ISOLATED with him in the promotion of
the InterHrban railroad project, that
the road will be built in the manner
AMI upon the conditions desired by the
board of county commissioners. as an
nounced at their meeting yesterday.
NJ ST.. Arlund. Mulcshy and Yates
are understood TO represent men of
ample means. able and willing to give
us first-class railroad operated so as
to insure the people of Cairo and
other communities along the lines
proper service. This being the case
the requirements Of the county board
can not endanger the project. for they
are not unreasonable. being only such
as the people would have a right to
expect the board 10 insist upon.
Measrs. Arlund. ct al. could have
given no stronger proof Of the recti.
TIDE of their purpose and of lie
strength of their promises than they
have given in their prompt acceptance
Of the boards proposition and it is tc
be hoped that they viii be ready in 2
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-05
ANNOUNC EMENTS
ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. r.

The Illinois Central maintains
Double Daily Service, and operates
the best of trains, with Dining Cars,
etLibrary Cars, Chair Cars, and
Sleeping Cars, from Chicago, St.
Louis, Cincinnati and Louisville south
to New Orleans The best road for
reaching the Winter Tourist resorts
of the south, including
NEW ORLEANS, NicksBuRG, HAM
MoND, LA, GULFPORT, MISS.
HAVANA VIA NEW ORLEANS.
Havana, Cuba is best reached via
the Illinois Central through service to
New Orleans and the new ocean liner
rwin-screw, nineteen-knot
S. S. PRINCE ARTHUR
leaving New Orleans every Wednes-
day at 4 p. m. and arriving at Havana
at sunrise Friday morning
1.-THE CUBAN SPECIAL"
a fast Weekly Limited Steamship
Train IS run (after Dec. 2G) every
Tuesday from Chicago and ST. Louis
direct to the boat side. Send for Cuban
HOT SPRINGS. ARK. FLORIDA.
Daily Sleeping Car without change
Chicago to Hot Springs. with connec-
lions at Memphis from Cincinnati and
Louisville.
Through Dixie Flyer" Sleeping Car
Line St Louis to Jacksonville via
Nashville, Chattanooga and Atlanta.
MEXICO, CALIFORNIA.
Illinois Central Weekly Excursions
to California. Excursion cars through
o. Los Angeles and San Francisco as
follows: Via New Orleans and the
Southern Route every Friday from
Chicago every Tuesday from Cincn
natl and Louisville. Via Omaha and
the Scenic Route every Wednesda,
from Chicago.
FULL PARTICULARS concerning
all Of the above can be had of agents
of the Illinois Central and connecting
lines or by addressing either of the
undersigned.
-. A. H. HANSON, p. T. NJ, ....
Chicago. Ill.
s. G. HATCH, G. P. A.
Chicago. ILL.,