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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07
WHAT
ADAMS
ADMITS
Denver Paper Claims to Know
Part of Adams Con-
feSSiOn

A dispatch from Denver yesterday
gives what purports to be a part Of the
confession Of Adams in the Steunenberg
murder case. As the so.called detec-
tives have not given ont anything, and
as the alleged confessions seem TO have
been made. II made at all, to a detec-
tive hired to convict the prisoners the
statement must be taken for what BE is
worth. and with a liberal dose Of salt.
The statement is as followss
"St. John killed Wesley y. Smith.
aud his body was cremated in a lime
kiln ON the outskirts Of Telluride
Arthur L. Collins was assassinated
ly me.
"The bodies Of J. W. Barney and
John Mahoney. also killed in Telluride.
were crcmsted in the same limekiln. "
This. it is reported from an authori.
t1tiyc source. is a part Of the eonfes
sion Of steven Adams, alias steven
Dickson. the so-callcd "slugger" Of the
'innor circle" Of the Western Fedora.
iion VI Miners Besides clearing up the
mystery surrounding death Of the two
men. Adams 90 is said, has revealed
che names Of the assassins who killed
H8rncy and Mahoncy 10 Telluride. The
names Of these murdcrcrs are with.
hsIi until they are apprehcBded.
Adams. iu bic confession. tells the
m.uutsst details in the murders Of the
four. and tells Of the instructions given
regarding their assassination. He in.
sIsis that Collin and Barney were killed
on orders from Federation headquar.
frfa boz Denver
Maboncy and Smith were done away
With upon instructions of the "iuuer
circle of Oh, Telluride Miners Union.
according 70 Adams An tho men who
disappeared myuicriously from rcllur
ilc were crcmated ih a limekilu.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07
Personals

O. Ray went 20 Albany bis morning
on d short visit,
Frank Derby was a passenger Port
land bound last evening.
p. v Ferguson, of siuytos, was a
Salem visitor Yesterday
Attorney A. Cannon returned thI,
morning from a short stay 10 Albany,
Elder r. NJ Messisk, Of th.s sity
will preach 10 AumsyiIle next sunday
Paul sroat was one of tho passenger,
bound for Portland on the morning
train,
Jack Humphrey, Of Grys Harbor
arrived from Oregon city on The noon
train.
Miss Mslyena Elgiu was the guss,
Sunday Of friends ia salom.-Coryauis
Times
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Boesshsu were
passengers on the southbound train this
morning
Byron r Fuller, a real estate broker.
Of shaw, was 10 salem yesterday on a
business trip
l., = strick,u, of this ,ity, was reg.
istercd yesterday az the wiudsorClif.
ton, iu Chicago.
President ,. a. Coleman, Mrs cole.
man and little daughter are Portland
visitors today
q, McGeiyoy of Cottage Grove, was
looking after business In the Capitsl
City yesterday.
L. l. Woods the piano tuner from
Chicago, is In town. See al IN the
classified column.
Miss Bessie AFman, Of Albany. re-
turned 20 her home last evening. after
a short solouFn In salem.
MFS A, Strong and Miss Ana Strong
left GA the morning train for a visit
with Portland friends
j. A. Slattery Of Oregon civ. who.
was In salem Yesterday looking after
business Interests, returned 10 his home.
on the evening rain.
nr. A. =, ramiesie and Dr. " n
Byrd were passengers on the south
bound train this morning.
father LevecQue Of Woodburu Was a
salem visitor yesterday, and returned
bone on the evening train.
Prank Holmes Was called 10 Wool
burn on legal business and went on
the afternoon train Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Follett and babv. al
Portland are visiting MrS FOllett : "a.
rsntA Ar. and ArS A. Klein
l. ID. Driver, JF, left this mornius
for Portland 10 attend the Democratic
pow WV % b Aeld there TO-DAY.
Rev. Hsrold obsFg, Of the Trinity
church, in Portland returned to the
ns'roPoiis oa the moFuiag train.
Ira Erb FetuFuel from Spokane la,t
'vsning He is 6nishing a large con.
.rsst "a goyeEuueli buildine IN that
oealiiy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07
cites Portland Charities.
IEnnr nlrInnL EdliInn 4

los Angeles. March AT The morn.
ing session of The court here. 10 tho
Amanda Reed will case, the daughtc,
and sister Of deceased testified that she
lived ih California Tor years. Tho con.
test rests ON the place of residence
"pouland Charities" claim she lived
In Oregon. The California law restricts
gifts Of charity 20 one.third Of tho os.
iato only The California property,
which amounts 10 ti62 600 is Involved.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07

Pred n Waters of this city. ha,
been chosen for private secretary "a
Hon Walter T. TooEe. and has gone
60 Woolburn o. handle that gentle
man's campaign 10 bic absence. Mr.
Tooze has gone upon thc stump, and will
address audiences every evening uutll
the campaign elosss. Mr. Waters has
, taste Tor politics and bic appoint
neat IL considered a good one
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07
outs Portland oAATiueA

' Tho paper says underground wire
less is the latest development iu tel
egraPhy What is underground wire
lsssf'f
'jusi the sane as overhead wire
less only iu the one, the wires they
dont string they don't string over.
head, aud in the other, the wires they
doa Z uso they oou't lay underground. q
"oh, tAat's IL. is iti knew it mus,
be something like that Kansas city
Hmoa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07

I have been suffering for the past
foW years With a severe attack of
Fhvumatism aud found that ballard =
Snow hnimeht was the only thlng
thAt gave me satisfaction and tended
10 alleviate my pains. March "a, 'O2
Jehn q Degnah, kinsmsh, lila
csc, 500, and ti.O0. For saie By d.
y Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07
Mentioned for Representative.

Doc. Smith, of The Capital Improve
mout Company and A. y. Moofos are
being urged 10 enter The hcld for ihs
onicc of representative Five will be
chosen from Marion county, and there
is special drmand made for strong
energetic businoas men. Either OF these
gentlemen would be- well qualified
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07
Vigorous Pioneer.

Joseph Hunt Howell, who resides on
Twelfth street. Ia in his 10th year. and
has a good mixed garden, well al.
yanecd Tor the season, besides caring
for two COWS and lot Of chickens Mr..
Howell was Tor many years ianiioF of
tho state house, and has been married
for 81 years Mrs Howell is about a.
active as he is
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07
Merrls Purrhased ,cemraAs.

A Marietta, Ohio, paper says that
Mr George Morris. now residing uear
thia place. has purchased the standard
bred pacing stallion "Comrade." +" son
Of tho great "ouwafi. Comrade has
a record of elIis Mr.. Morris was
a. one time a resident of Salem, aud
always q lover of horsea
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07

Three little rules We all should keen
10 make life happy and bright
Smile in the morning smile Al noon
Take Rocky Mountain Tea At night
DR., stones Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07

In tho spring tlno YOU rcnovs,e your
hou-o why not your bodyi Hollistcr =
Rocky Mountain Tea drives out lmpur.
itisa oicansos and curichos the blood
and puriacs tho entire syuism. IS
cents. Dr. stouo's Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07
john thn Church

Madrid, Spain March 7.-Princess
Ena was baptized today under The
name Of Victoria into the Catholic
faith. Alfonso's mother acted as god
mother, and Premier Moret represented
tho government
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07
Rishop KeAior b st Panl,s.

Rishop Koator, of Tacoma will
preach aud administer confirmation al
7'ao tonight The public will be- vel.
come, as az an services In ~. Paul's.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07
To Guard Minors.

In the matter of tho guardianship o.
Joseph, Alfred, Helen and Albsr, BouF
bohnais, minors, +. II. BouFbonaais
was appointed guardian. The appFais
ers were elected as followsi n. A.
o'LeaFy, II. Ia Moore and Walter John.
son.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07
LAesnaa Inued

A marriage license was Issued We'd.
ucsay 90 Miss Edi,h Belle Hobart aud
Mr. n. r. Heater. Roth tho young
people are residents Of silverton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07

fhoMAS-At the fAmny Aoms 81
Howell Rcgry rosd, MarcA 4, 1890.
% Mr, and Ma Dolbsrt TAomas q
son.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07
Fnsa MS Rotics.

6corgg n. ncason dled his uotise of
candidaey Cor Republican eommittee.
man for ward No I. salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07
NEW TODAY

For Sale oheap-Seyeral good farms
also city and suburban property Cap
ital National Bank. 32-lm-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-09

her eye he is hopelessly entangled
and VOWS a thorough reformation
in his life. Then there are months
Of probation during which his quick
wit, genial soodhumor and manly
attributes win him the esteem OF
all. His suit with Eileen. TOO, seems
10 prosper when an unhappy event
occsrs. Eileen has another suitor,
an English nob.eman. Sir Godfrey
Lotus by name. who is most lnsls.
tent in his campaign. Eileen how
ever. really loves Richard Temple
but keeps her own counsel.
Sir Godfrey suspecting this, learns
through treachery that 1ileens
brother, Rodney, is concerned in ii
revolutionary plot the discovery of
which to the. proper; authorities would
mean the loss of his head. He
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-09

holds the threat oYer hcr--marry
him, and he vii! save Rodaey-re.
fuse ana Rodney lies. lnto this
breach young Temple tirsws himself
aud matches wit with wit. risNin-
his life, his honor and even tho
good opinion Of Eileen 10 fol- Sir
Godfrey Tie interest Is wrought
TO a fever heat and sustained
throughout, but there is no dearta
OF humor and the delightful love
scenes for which Mr.. Olcott is fam
ed.
Incidental to the action OF the
drama Mr.. oicott sings four new
songs especially written and com
posed by him for this play Man
ager Augustus pitou Is said to have
provided a splendid production.
Prices for this entertainment are
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-09
ch7uncey oIcot,.

'fhc action of Eileen Ashore
tEllcm my treasurc) The new play
ny Theodore Burt Sayre which
Channccy Olcott will present ut tn.
Academy Of Music, "Wednesday nishc
takes place in and around Dublin
during the year 1901 and concerns
the fortunes of Richard Temple. 4
warm.hoartcd. hot headed young gen.
tleman OF The period, who though
well endowed with virtues has found
vice 50 attractive that he is well on
bis way down the road to ruin.
lust rs he is planning with his
faithful old servant To fly the coun,
Try and enlist under Napolcon's en-
sign chance throws him into coz
tact With Eileen O'Donnell. danty
Irish maiden, and nj one glance OF
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-09

Is, so, 10, 800 ana $50 and thu
seats 80 on sale at the box Office,
tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock.
When Kniahthood was in Flower
When Knighthnod was inFlower
with Miss Anna Day as 81 star, was
seen at the Academy OF Music yes
terday afternoon by a large matinee
audience and by small crowd at
night. Mr.. Ernest Shipman, who
presents the star and play, has pro-
vided an excellent production as far as
scenery, costumes and accessories
are concerned. and the company
supporting Miss Day is an accepta-
Bile one.
Miss Day herself utterly fails in.
her effort TO portray the character.
of Charles Majors heroine, the mad
cap Princess Mary Tudor Sses,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-09
a.. ~ wyilaon

~. II. Wilson.
Golden Voiced" Al II. Wilson
Is to he the attraction at the Acad-
envy of Music. nest Friday, Dec. 1ith
III Sidney II. Ellis romuntic Ger
man dialect ccnedy drama Met ii
The Alps"
a bright yo;n4 nan Of un,l5nst.
with tho unusual ralliy Of being
his auditors with niacr, EN- with
as much case ANY many mere noted
player, He is aiep INC possessor
OF rarely s@cet singing voice.
''Eetz in tho Alps" 50 BY Sidney
r. ELS, who has written a numlcr
or Successes for Mr.. Nilson.
The scene Is ls!l IN Southern
Switxer!aad aud in The Syiss Alps.
Metz the hcrl. 4 yang "SwlsjAg"
Is Happily living with BIZ VIE AMI
child n the enal ilGslish settle.
ment OF Sandgatc wEoae main in.
dustry is lace MS Gg. lie is call
ed to the Village - ascnpt II be.
quest of the lac ia;ll owners in
terest and upon LIS r.. ,rA learns
that his wi!e's III mar husband,
Frenzel who she had bo.ievcd dead.
was still living ana had come 10
Gam ncT. NelH ana MS VIE agree
to separate, he keeping the child
and as Metz, upon accepting the
iIeanest hal promised TO clear his
banefactcr's memory from the cal.
tniny tEen cl0Cding H. undertakes
to 60 50 by n Journey over the
Aims with important fargcd receipts.
He is followed By his wife, who
&lraying reason II believe Metz slain
taEes her child and seeks to re-
lilfn but becomes lest IN the snow
where she is discovered by Frenze!,
who suffering from q wound tells
her OF Nets escape. ana that he is
seeking her. FrenZcl lii revenge
cluses her to fall over crcyasse.
from w'lia:s SC IL raacnol i,y Metz,
assitcd by Monks a2l 81, Bernard
dogs from a near by Hospica.
b Many adventures befail them both
after this and the suspense Is main
tanned at asbigh ,piscli ta,hth ttibs
last Comedy is interspersed through
out the four acts and Mn. Wilson
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-09

is given i'm opportunity to use his
rich voice iii .s;sttgs hat reach the
heart, among them may be mention
cd, My Heaven is in Your Eyes >
Whispering Breeze" ~ Lullaby,"
Songs of the Fnthcrland" ana an
Alpine yodel, Swiss Mountain
Bird" which shows the wondruus
range ana complex notes of which
the human voice is capable. Also
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-09

the very humorous song "rlla
Sniillcbank." The company is said
to be an exceedingly capable one.
Prices are - cents to Sl,5O. Seats
will be on sale nj the box Office
Wednesday morning ut O'Clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-09
AT THE ACADEMY THIS WEEK,
/, Wedncsday--c haunccy olcott in
"Ellcen$ Asthorne."

Friday-.AI, II. Wilson in "Mcts
\ In It's alrc.'
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-16

- sirness TIE os<ssag % the zs<eesz,
tsoas osher f1r1a = LIS VEGAS. \. a
rs fsrM e0ntaAns 60 scges. 80 vii
- eqaiMe6 sith ! Nsse O4thr II sAe
3na~ styir - thaa i - u Bsnnett.
TIE rs<niar tnesklax - ne Campbell
sFsssm fsszaing s~sso<tation WIN ks
keid az The sane urne. and i've Al.
dresses oa s~srteultsFai subjects siIl
- delivered ~ aperts. among thea
Sosamassaonsr Bessley " tAs Unitsa
stAtes f0TesrEy departnseut.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-16
WEST BcuSp

No T. Chicago Limited. solid Pull
man train with dining. o~bssrvafios
and buffet library cars. unsurpassed
equipment and service.
No. .. Atlantic Express. has Pull
man and tourist sleeping cars for Chi.
cago and Kansas City. and . tourist
car for Denver. A Pullman car for
Denver 10 also added Il Trinidad. A
rises nj n Junta II 1850 D. m. con.
meeting with No. s. leaving In Junta
$40 q m. arriving It Pueblo 500
= m. Colorado sprinxs s:ss = n
Denver $50 .. m.
No. 8. Kansas ciry and Chicago N.
press. has Pullman and tourist sleep
ers for Chicago and Kansas City. Ar
riyes Of Ia Junta lo:l5 !. m. connect
Ing with No. 603. leaving - Junta
1910 p. ~, arriving Il Pueblo 800
p m, Colorado Springs $50 D. u.
Denver 600 p. m.
No. 10. Chicago Fast Mall. has Pull
man sleeper. El Paso 20 Kansas City
IL the connection from all points south
Of Albuquerque. Does the local work
from Albuquerque 70 Ratoc-
No. 8. California Limitso. has same
equipment as No. 4.
No. ! has Pullman and tourist sleep
Ing cars for southern California. This
train does the local work from Ration
TO Albuquerque.
No. z. Mexico and California Express.
has Pullman and tourist sleeping car
for northern California points. md
Pullman car for III Paso and CITY q
Mexico. connection for FL Paso. Dem
Ing, Silver City and al points In Msx,
leo. Southern New Mexico and An
xona.
No. .. California Fast Mall. has Pull
man sleeping cars for al California
points. This train Ii consolidated
with No. Z d Albuquerque.
d. L BATCHELoR, Agent.
Optic want ads bring results.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-16
R NEWS

freight rate % eosl twenty-five cents
per Ton under the winter schedule tos
Fremont county. The rate Is known
as the eastern storage rate. and is q.
fectise in Kansas. Nebraska. MisSoari
ana Indian terriiors.
The object n the reduction IL -
induce summer trade. believing that
the eastern desleEs viii take adsan.
tage Of che cheaper rates by filing
their coal bins for next winters Us.
age
The Santa Re reduced the rate also
for les own benefit BY the temper
AIRY reduction enough coal viii be plae.
"a In other states for the winter trade.
- that its rolling stock will not b.
demanded 30 heavily during the win.
ter where there Is generally 4 great
demand for ears+
Even thosgh this reduction had not
gone into effect, the mines 81 the
country would have worked steadily
On account ~ orders that were for.
merry filed I'm the east by eastern opE
orators. whose miners are Idle on 40
count or the strike. Most Of the
mines In this country are c~ongested
with coal orders. and are working at
fun capacity. demanding more men.
Last Of Santa Re Bonds TO De Sold.
Announcement L. made by New
York bond brokers that during April
the stockholders In The Santa ~.
Railway company will have m oppor'#
tunIty to subscribe Tor . further issue
OF 81. eaG.0 600 worth Of Santa Re con-
yertible bonds. practically completing
the issue Of $50. ooo. 900 authorized
February ., 1905. 81 which total issue
there now Is outstanding s~3s.tso.afsa
worth.
The bonds are due January A. 1855
interest about s.a5 per cent nj present
market and payable June and Decem'
her 1. They are In coupon FORM
81 .aOg each: In registered form. $1,000.
$4,000 or any multiple thereof. and
the Morton Trust company OF New
York Is trustee. The bonds outstand.I
ing are convertible after June !. this
year, hut prior To June \. 1918. Into
stock at par tsie0l and sub
iect to redemption at ITO and interest
The proceeds from the sale OF these
bonds will be used to complete lines
under construction. nuild additional
branches, second tracks. make redne.
tions Of grades on main lines, buy
equipment, etc.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-16
~Predicsment Of q
Corpulsnt Miss

Minneapolis siinn. April 10
Excessive enahonposzt - msae Addie
Boyd dependent. and w. ". Barton.
city superintendent u poor. d trying
20 send her hack 10 her home in
Faulkner. Fanlk county. s. D. A sc.
yearold damoiselie weighing ssa
pounds j. too much for the Minnsa.
polls poor department 70 handle. and
n D. maxine Mn effort TO send her hack
to her homo, /
Miss Boyd came to Minneapolis
last spring. and On %.prii sth became
q patient at the Swedish hospital
where she was treated for obesity.
After SIX weeks treatment she was
discharged and tried 10 work. but
her weight vas too much for her.
Since then she has bern twice nd.
nsitted 10 the city hospital. After an
Unsuccessful attempt TO induce her
family 10 contribute to her support
the case was again reported 10 the
poor department
Superintendent Barton. however,
has took another tack. While snyes.
sigating the a . at the Swedish hos.
plsai he found that the county com.
missioners Of Fanlk county had paid
her way 20 Minneapolis and her first
hospital expenses. as Miss Boyd has
not been seltsupporting since she ar.
rived in Minneapolis she has not ae
auired residence here. aud South Ia.
kota Is still responsible for her sup.
port. ,., .ss% e. ax ~ q. e@5
AT present she IL. under the care of
tho Travellers Aid society. superin+
tendent Barton viii at once CORES.
pond with the Fanik county commits.
sioners In regard 10 sending her back.
The situation Is complicated by the
fact that Miss BOYD has become en-.
aInored wit the city life and refuses
To leave. 49,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-16
Special Train to
Campbell Farm
Forty Denverites See Western
prairies Transformed Into
Model Garden NJ
= ..@ Bennett, Colo.

Forty prominent Denver citizens at
tended the opening OF the model farm
established by the Campbell System
Farming association at Bennett. Col.
yesterday afternoon, and watched the
wonderful work accomplished by the
thirty-two horsepower compound en-
CINE which has been installed there,
says the Denver News Of April ~. The
party, under the supervision Of John
H. Donahue. president Of the associa-
tion, left over the Union Pacific IN
q special coach at 1850 and return
ed at s o'clock.
Upon the arrival OF the train az
Bennett the special a was switched
on and the party proceeded to the
320.acre farm which the association Is
to use for demonstration purposes.
Here Mr.. Donahue explained 10 the
party she theory and p~racticability Of
the Campbell system, ana also the
working or the machinery by which
the soil Is scientifically cultivated. As
he talked the big engine was put In
motion. and the crowd followed It
across the prairie in admiration Of It's
enormous power and manifold capabil-
tiles.
Immediately behind the engine were
attached. lii succession. twelve four
teen inch bottom mold.board plows.
two seven foot steel rollers. known
as packers, two clod crushers and
the harrows. The blowing. narrowing.
seeding and packing lei thus all
performed at one operation. Or. In 9th
er words, the machine attacked the
open. untouched prairie and left II
with the seed In the ground. The ma
chine can perform this feat at the
rate OF forty acres per day. It Is
the intention OF the association 70
plant loo acres In field peas, for lamb
feeding.
Later IN the reason 1000 acres VIII
be seeded with fail wheat. 1000 acres
81 which viii belong to the association
land 1000 acres 70 outside parties.
who win secure the services Of the
assochtion's cultivating outnt.
On May s another excursion. stmi.
lar to that Of yesterday. will be run
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-16

Aoshers sha xxaa~ their osrn cxxa,
farr sna me welfare q their cAiidrsG,
shosis never - ssthoas = box ii
Nosher Gnys Sweet Powders fO1
chllaren. for ase throaxkoat ne ses
sea TheF Bre4k ~ Colds. Care
rsershne<s. conssipssson. Teethinz
Disorders. Headache and Stomach
Troubles THESE POWDERS NEVER
FAIL sold nv ail arnx STORES. &C
Dort sccepS sry substitute. Al trtal
package yin he ssnt FREE 10 my
mothrr xho VII address Allen 3 Ohm
ssed. Ls Roy. ~ \.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-16
From Ration 10 chIcaso.

The Santa Fe Liberal & Engiewood
Railroad company has been chartered
for the purpose Of CONNECTING the Col
orado q Southern at Des Moines, New
Mexico, with the Rock sland at LIB
eral, and the Santa Fe at Englewood,
Kansas. This, with the Santa Fe, RAJ
ton and Desmoines railway. will give
Ration q direct line into Kansas City
and Chicago, IN competition with the
Santa re.
According to the Ration Range. Ra-
ton coal viii have another wide mar.
ket The territory which will be open
ed up in Indian territory. Oklahoma
and southern Kansas by the building
OF the new road Is ont OF the best
fields for domestic fuel In the United
states. Coal Ii now selling In those
localities for $3.50 To $3.50 per ton,
and the supply Is rarely equal to the
demand. The building Of the Santa
Fe, Liberal e Enslewood railroad will
add materially to the prosperity of
Ration and vicinity. in that It will af.
ford a ready market within easy trans
p~ortation distance for the principal
product, coal.
The incorporators of the new enter
prise liz Frank r. Jennison Of
New York: Jesse @. Northcutt OF
Trinidt d; A. Watson McHendrie Of
Trinidad. John Morrow and T. D. Lieu
Of Ration. John Morrow Of Ration 10
designated the resident agent OF the
company, and the principal place Of
business Is Ration. The authorized
capital of the corporation ii 10000;
900, Or which 500, 900 q paid ii.
Santa u. cutn Coal. Rstes.