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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-24
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unbefangenen 8eiu9er Die aana enprm
bobe Qnsdbl BON @enerdlen in ser
@usftelung auf; gang abfonberli9
uber mar 6as @ebaren Ser 9enerGIe,
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lunasrGume ~pan0erten uno ettpas au
fufen 16ienen. Giniae entfpidelten oaz
bel iogar iusenbli6e 2ebbaftisteit, inz
Dem tie pieberbplt Die Sreppe CUR obez
rem 9alerie binauf uno ipieoer berunz
ter eilten. Sait baFelbe 8ebaren seiote
Die Samenfpelt. Den S9liifel gu Die
fem tpmif6en 8erbalten CAB fplgenoe
in Der yNopoie Wrsmia" eri9ienene
Mnaeige: rGine entaidenoe 8riinette
bon leiSeni6aftIi6em temperament
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rals sl MAIDEN, Ser tie Bel ibrsn Spas
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ser @enerdle perliefen ebenfo refultutz
log tpie i'm leBten &riese. un0 10 ber>
lieBen ie bos S9lu9tfelb, o6ne ben
6einb geieben 81 baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-24
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len, ni6t bat na6fommen fDnnen =
miro mod fplsenpes mitsetheilt: Sur9
6en Observation-Disclosures BON
1908 tparer Die pfGlaii4sn geiiBunge1
bes 1899 bsritprbenen baperii9en &ur>
firiten &arl Seooor, iofpeit tie auf
Der linfen Rbeinieite lagen, an 5rontz
reid uno, Iotpeit tie re6tsrbeiniiG
maren, nit 9~eibslbers uno Mannbeim
an 8aben eefaIen. SroB Der fe5r
rei9li9 bemefenen @ntf9doiaung, 6ie
8aDern bur9 Wiir5burg, @ussburs,
gambera, Sreiiins Ii. (. M. srbaltsr
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trace pom 6. Stunt 1914 aus6ebnn9az
men Sa6rssrsnte. Sa6raus idbrsin pa.
ben Sic 5aperiI9sn @besorbnetsn jele
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-24

rertn tano lie unter ibren gefreuer,
uno 10 groB por ibre Wto9t iiber ibre
9efdbrten, Dab ale OieTs ro~tbbGdiqen
g~auerntinoer einftimmig psrii9erten,
tie lpolltsn Saus uno 9Of psrlaFen, Inn
init gliiabetb gum 3irfus gu ee6en,
bon Dem iie aus ibren 8ef9rei6uneen
nur etne iebr unflare @orftelung batz
ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-24
Tam, frridfd1.
born1n 4

,Ra, pie NOR es duf Der SOirse BEL
sth' i4 10 raih
midt mebr bin, bic fino Sempersnaler,
Ueaetarianer uno Nihtrauder."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
STRIVING TO MAKE HIS
Tribe MARRY LEGALLY
PABLO ABEiTA SECURES cERTl.
FsckTEs FROM PROBATE COURT
TO FACILITATE WORK.

Pablo Abelt6, OF laloia. secretary
30 the governor Of the Pueblo Indians.
a. striving diligently toward making
his folloWmen see the advlHhhility of
marrying In accordance 20 the laWa
OF the white man. Just 3 iaw weeks
ago Pablo brought q Pueblo indian
couple 40 the probate court in this city
when the fret legal license u marry
within tho memory Of rrppnte Clerk
Summers was SECURED
To-day Pablo Abciia accompanied
prodicauda Lucero, q pretty Pueblo
giri Of ~ years and Der prospective
husband, Pedro Ioiola, IS years old 20
tails CITY, where a hcense 90 marry
gas Issued them. both we're from
lsleia.
Tho Inconvenience of coming 90 Al
bngucrQue each time a PERMIT "a want
od has a tendency 90 discourage many
of lho Indians contemplating mniri-
mouy but Pablo Aboiin oYercnme this
obstacle today BY securing a number
OF certificates from tho deputy clork.
I'M ne future when any of bis tribe
wish to be- married. phllQ win simply
iake the interested parfles before h
nuary of the public t iaieiA, have
She certificate hiied orr hy him and
then send d 90 uroiate coeu here.
where the license VIII be issued JUST
the same aa though ~ parties came
fo this city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

On Test Vote Upon the Rule to Limit Debate 10 Three
O'Clock Tomorrow Afternoon, the Organization Had
Majority Of r. the Vote Standing 1872 10 los.


Appealing for thc rlahia 81 the peo.
pie 81 the great state Of New York.
Payne. of Kew York. vino followed.
protested aqalnet che equal represent
taeian in the senate ifem tha fsqfitor.
lee. should the "provldenco Of God,
be aald. HiuHict the covatry with Gem
oerstlc rule, we should have such
is0islatlon."
.. Adam aede, st Minnesota. who
followed, began. ~ we have q demo
cratic rule. "a went 81 proyldence Of
God; 4 viii BE- q mistake % tbo rtpab.
llean leafefa" tLaunhtsrl why"
he couiinued. mi. payss speats about
tire News York senators. while most Of
che people are trying 20 forget them
n wee esyefal lNlnutes before she Wig
aroua sHoei8 Of epaaker Cannon Rvsil-
"a aaalnni che shouts q laughter and
applause.
aThe utnslelahn from Minncaoto,"
warned the speaker, "doea know, OF
ou0ht 20 know that HE remark 10
analuot the rules Of TIE house snd
aaaiusi al parliamentary uaaae."
a only intended my references IN che
klndileQt spirlt." roFnar' I'd nedc, Who
proceeded Ne was tired, be said ~
the treatment accorded tire west aen.
orally dealaaied the wild and wocilY
v.sat." h reminded rim Of ere dauah.
Ter Of an cid Kentucky colonel who
said che wac ~ ynafa old before she
knew that "dam YaFkee,7 was not one
word. "lt vas unusual" no ealc, '',Shen
they went 20 whip ua Into line % uea
the name 81 the great president 3gt
when the president Is opposing seine.
thing the east wants. he ia the bronco
statssmsn,'"
a,Nhy, he continued. you say they
have not cot enough felix's. never
heard Of . senator representing Foikn'
lLauahter.l
Heseetlnn 70 early daya N New
England. ncde couVuiaed the hopAe
again BY declaring that che Pilgrim
fathers would not have landed there
I had they not been aeaulck. TaWuey
took the moor and briefly oxplelned
that In bowling 10 the leaders Of the
house IN supporting the rule he did u
agalnet bic own Judgment
jones, Of Washington. profesaed
more love for Speaker Cannon than
/ any man IN the country, and also HE
regard FOR the president, but he alb
aolutolv refused % 90 against nia con-
science and follow them IN Shls mat.
ter. We had supported The present op.
position two years, but since be had
/ visited Arizona and after seeing tho
upisRdld civilization there, he should
not vote now 10 destroy w.
Smith. delegate from Arizona, whe
spoke three minutes, seemed eeme
what deprcsted. The action 81 Con
urenaman Tswney IN taking me ilool
sualnat them, be sald, was the niosl
Huukindeut cur Of all"
De Almond. 81 Missouri and Kahn
OF California, spoke agalnet tho rule
when four and onc.han minutes va,
yielded 20 nabeook, Of Wisconsin, IN
leader " the insurgents" Ne had
he said. always Opposed Joint stats
hood. He considered thsf Joining Ar
zona and New Msrico was . crime.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

% Frank Enahlt. walter hiioNag.
hf holft admlnitiuf0fs hnh ~.
sIRns. and hli btfs1ns claiming in.
irrefi 81 iliie fo lha Iron Mash ana
Black Iron Mining claims
luu are hereby notified ihai We.
your COuwnofa ln the iron MASK
lode ard the Black iron Lode. aiIu.
aicd in the l.He rl1ciiaa Whining uif.
rict. cuunty OF RandDYat Tcfrii0ft
10 Nov M0Hco. have expended Two
Hundred neiiaft in iahor ard Imrroyf.
menis mon saia lodeH, ns aili suu5~r
by certificate filed October 1hd 1906
IN che ONCE ~ tho Recorder of raid
county. 'n order to hold said premises
nnder provisions uf Section T1cf no.
flaod Statutes cg ere United States
hoina the Amount required 10 hnid lhr
same ior thc year tud'n4 ueccmber
liai 1905
Aue II uIihiu nineif 1aye after thIT
notice DIV pHHi.railun You faH af 0fatn
ip contribute your proportion of such
expenditure aa % cuuWuef. YOUR inter
est in said cisim VIII Apeome ghe
property ni the Subscribers nndef said
Hecilon sfef
HrHnEnT q BROOKS
q. o. FRANK.
First publication Dan ~. 1905
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

30 Wilbur unnlavy. hls heirs, admln-
iatraiur and assigns
You are hereby notified that : have
expended IN ietor ana improvements
upon the Refuge Lode. situated Ia che
New Flacefs Mining District Counly
~ Santa 81. TeIriinfy ~ Nets MoNieo.
for ihH yeaf 1905 One Hundred
Ni0000 nplhge. a. Wlli appcai ty
certificate flied December 1sth. 1906.
ln she Once ~ the Recorder OF aBid
county. iu order 90 hold said premises
under provisions ~ section sa2f Re-
flaed Statutes of che United States
hfiae amount required i1 bold ihe
SAME iof tho year ending December
3lai 1906
And If wiihln nlnely day after thia
police bY publication you faii Or rc
fuse Co cunirlhute your proportion of
such expenditure AZ q cuoWuer, yQni
interest ln seid claim uili become tho
property of The H3hsefiber under said
section 1854
GEORGE ALEXANDER
FIRST publication Jam 2l. 1855.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
LIQUOR DEALERS GIVE
EXPENSIVE SOCIAL FUNCTION.

NeH York. jan 2f.--Thla evening
iha annual bali ol me Liquor Dealers
association viii ne held al Madison
Square Garden. Those balls. although
nOf by any means costume nhairf,
have grown 10 DO among tho mOgt an
gmctiVe affairs of Gals Kind NE iho city
and annually attract al enormous
crowd 10 Madison Square Garden For
lhn ball tonight the most oyioneiye
Preparations have been matte and d
premises % aurpasa ali former balls
lu hFlillancy. Among the special feat.
uras of tdn affair Will he a number 0f
fountains gpouiing real champagne
aId other Winos There viii 30 two
military bands which VIII play alter
naiely thus making the music con.
ilnnous throughout iho evening ana
night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

10 an who owe their taxes win save
cu1i by coming in paying their taxes,
inside OF next ten DAYS. ns you al
know my time % Oui 80 you an must
come Do and pay. a. you ought 90
know that ] can not Jay an of your
taxes.
Now please come and pay if you
don't gili levy a6 J 30. You ah prom
lsed % pay next weet but next week
ia SLOW about coming So : am forced
t0 collect. ao ] can % Off the county
debit which a against me.
Now You may rcmf mbcf thif is no
Joke The money hes ~ come. by
coming lu and nuyin9 you VIII save
t2 For don't mean 10 pass no one
without collecting.
Ii may seem hard t1 You who have
owed me Tor two OF iaroe years when
yol are walking around Wiih MONEY
iu your pocket
fun bad better come iu and pay iRa
f1r nos n The time io save cost
"a w. MOH0AN b H. a.
Hydcn fKyl Thousandaiicks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
SHIP sUiLpERs DISCUSS
NEW NAVAL PA

Washington. D. g., Jan 2d.-'fhe
leading ship builders oi the country
have been IN washington. ioilowinE
formal Joint communication IN regard
10 cnanKos which By them are deemed
necessary IN the fern ~ copifncia
adopted BY the navy department 20
cover the construction Of naval vef'
sells. For some time q has been icli
hy the contractors that the esacilons
Of the department were 700 severe aud
that too mnca was Lett for general
designation and 10 Expressed az q
give tie department an unfair adrant'
age la the questions arising an ifr the
contracts nfia proposed 20 have ihe
pnFaseoiugy changed sc ns 20 lmppae
greater restrictions upnn hnfn parties
10 the contract and to- modify the pea
ailles which now attach 20 0Ysrweiahi1
IN vessels % war
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
oRAnr.poYrER NUPriALs
CELEBRATED TODAY

New York lan ~ Miss 0raco
Potter daughter OF Mr and SIRE Fred.
crlck q Potter and stuart golqulQn
Grant. son of iht late Colonel Grant
of Dinard. Wera married here today
81 The Church 81 me Heavenly Rest.
Several hundred friends 81 the pwo
familics were present d the ucddlng,
A Silva. santa ~ machinlat Nv.
ing al dQs south Second street. left
laai uishi for i.or Angeles, whore ho
goes Tor q few Wooks yacatipu sis
two sisters acc9mpanind him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
HoTlcE 81 eUir


Territory 0f New Merico County or
UrTnallilo. Oh The District Court
Jan bzicgici liaiutln,
rH
Anuio uxlegiel. nofCndanf.
~ Aunio n1ieg'oi Defendant 500
are horeby notified that ihc above
named p'alniln. gan nnesioi, has com.
mencod an action iUf absolute divorce
againaf gOu, UPON fhe Tronnda 0l
abandonment anf fcffFiiOu. and pray.
iur for further and other rolief
And you che a1li defendant. ere
acrchg notified that unless sou appear
and aahHer the complaint .n said
raaef on 0r before me 2ein daY Ut
February A D 1900 al ihc court
house in nffnliil0 couu'Y territory
OF New Mor'co ihc said Hnlnu6 VIII
apply io lbe court for relief iomlnd
o1 81 iho complaint aud ladgmont Hil
be entered aEainsf Fou bV leianH
W 81 DAME
clark oi aald District Court
a D Mitchell
Attorney for pl4lnUni of7o Nua post
omce sdiress. AlhuquQNnt N al
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

Eeli after consultation with Williams.
mnlorlty leader, agkod unanimous con.
sent that dehote for one and a haif
houra be allowed on che rule, Thle
vas aHreee 90 ard naiHeil explained
Tire Efat tsrme Of che statehood ,lll,
He thtn stated that " the rule should
Be adopted, the vote 81 tha EN- would
be had lomoFfoW.
Williams stated inst the rule IN
question denied 20 the houta the right
30 vote on the question Of admitting
any 81 shs four terfltefles separately,
"a was, he said, holding q whip over
enc house, compelling a % aaroo 90
admit Arirona ard New Mckee as one
.lala.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
BIGGEST CHAIN
IN THE WORLD

THE cable parted" Not unue
queniiy these words explain q ieadlng
cause Of disaster % SOME good shin
and Ste mvigatora O il scarcely
likely, however, that she chain pie.
tured win ever part, AZ the tests made
of its enormous powers Of resistance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
RULE IN FULL. a. THE
Annnn AnnpTEn

RULE iN FULL, 40 THE
HOUSE ADOPTED W.
Washington, p. c., Jan. 2f.--Follov
Ina ls the ntatchood rnle, which the
house committee on rules agreed q ~
day, and o. which tho t6st Of sirengin
II the statchood 0aht wac made u
the houeel
Resolved. Thsf Immediately upon
adoption Of thls order, and daily thpro.
after. immediately on approval .of
journal, 90 long % the bin horelnaftef
referred 20 shall BE- pending IN com.
mlttoe Of che whole OF the house on
state OF union, the houcr shall re-
solve Itself into q ca .,ailttce " me
whole fouee On the STATE 81 ne
unieh foF consideration OF che bill %
enable the people Of okiahomn and Of
the lndian Territory % form q consii.
tuition and state government and be
admitted into the union on an equal
iootina with original states, and 80 en-
able the people a New Mexico and
Arlxsaa % form constitution and
state government and BE- admitted
Into the union on en- equal footing
with original states; that niter said
bin shall have been referred, general
debate shall continue until Thuraday
next. az o'clock b. M and at that
hopr. or II general debate shall be
conclud8d before that hour, immedl
ately upon conclusion Of said general
debate. the committee OF thu whole
house on state Of unlcq shall rise and
report the Bill 20 the house, where
unon, Immediately, without debate, IN
ttrvenlau motion or appeal vot,
shall be taken on the bill 70 ~ fra
paaaa0ei provided, further, that sen
eral leave 90 print remarks on the bil
10 hereby granted for elk Legislative
days after Thursday, ihe 25th day 81
January next
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

Aigoclrna. Ian. 9f-Thn Moroccan
conference "a ita secession today ac,
eoptnd 40 sricies of iho report of the
committee on cunirahand relating 20
the prevention oi trade 10 conlfapana
arms, and passed 10 thc confederation
0f economic qu0 aiI0ns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
FORMER Santa 20 LADY
DEAD AT altoona, a.

A telegram was received AZ Santa
Fo yesterday from Charles y. Linney,
section director. weathef bureau. an
nOunclDg that Mrs, Llnncy passed
away yesterday morning ~ The home
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. william
Moore. Anna, Illinois. Mrs. Llunoy
had been IN FOR some time and con-
fined 10 her bed during the past two
months aud an that medical skill end
careful uuIuinR could Do proved un-
awaiting a,sslnst the insidloua disease
of pihlaia and rheumatism.
MIRA Linnoy resided Ia Santa 20
during The panl two years She was
q devoted Christian, q kind wife and
loving mother, has many friends who
uin bo greatly gIiGveG % learn of her
death. and who oxicad hcartfelt SYM
paihy 10 the bereaVed family There
are leit 10 mourn her death hua-
hand two childrcn. Dorothy ard I'd
ward. mother and father. sister
and two hr0ihera
No particulars AZ rUmrda the fun
nral have been received bat * ID QuitQ
probable chat the iniemcnt VII De-
90 Altoona Illinois her childhood
home
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

Were remarkable in their fntlNiy 20
laiure The three links, submitted 70 bo
tested 20 ti.o "polnt o. destruction"
Tho 1haa we're seHt ~ l.ioyd'a
proving konsc al Notuefion. England.
by the hrm which is making the cable
FOR me cunara Steamship company,
Tha tension employed 10 destroy the
links was $40 sons, me FUN power OF
the testing mechlne, hut ao sign o.
fracture or defect u any kind caule
be- found,
When completed Wo cable viii be
used Tor GuardupleecreW turbine
driven express steamer now In pro
GEES ol construction
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
SANE Old GAGS
nEARp oFTnM LAIELN.

f1GfANn " nv - - "
Washington. Jan. Q4.--3;s8 p. M
Wllllsma yielded ten minutes 70 Mon.
dell q Wyoming, one Of the republican
insurgents, VINO expressed the hope
that the demand for the preVloue quca'
tlon would be voted down. Moadell
denied that tlst 3ill wae republican
party messufe, and oald that every
man. woman and child ~ New Mexico
opposed being joined 10 Arlzoha. There
was 4 large number In tne house, too,
u thelf hands were nct tied, would vote
against Joining these two territories.
10 characterized the propouod rule
AZ q violation Of party pledges.
Tho reply 90 Mondei was made By
Crosvenor % Ohio, Who maintained
that the loint statehosd bili ia 70.
publican measure, The president ia
FOR it ana che house M caucuq had en-
aorscd u, That n was a.party cues.
ton, he said, would be recognized In
the HnNt half hour, when the vote on
thu ruie would be taken. When 0roe.
vcnor concluded. Williams protested
with great warmth aoalngi 0ronVenor'e
efiortl 20 make this a parte8n ques-
ton. Tho question Of the permanent
welfare Of the people Of the two torri-
tories should never be a partisan ques-
toe Opposition 20 the rule was made
BY Adams. Of Wlaconalnf republican
insurpeni.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

Honestly, senator don't YOU think
fho railroads gave passes year after
year to influence lcglalatlongf
ESQ. sir. nu. cir, not Ri ali The
rah uads had mo- such idea, and Civ
lng PASSES had absolutely no lnAu.
cuco. But and the senator spoke in
the manner of determined man.
"ihor withdrawal of the token thar
showed ihe hiEh esteem they feii Tor
lhe legislative once VIII reralply
have iia influence"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

Washington, Jan. 24.--Wlth a rule
prepared allowing general debate on
the statehood bill until > o'cieek TO-
morrow and with an unusually full at
tendance Of members and crowded gall
leriea, the statehood fight opened IN
the house today With tension AZ q
high pitch.
balxell presented tho rule which had
been agreed upon BY the rules com.
miEtoe. When 4 had been read, Dali
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

craze has struck some parts Of
thn state 90 trace uu ancestors and
construct family trees we aFe fully
satisfied vim our ancestry q dates
clear hack % Adam and eve Con.
lnlala lKAal nlaal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

brakeman 8CiYy. who has been ON
abe Canyon run FOR nearly Two years
past has been placed on me main
line. with more pay and a better
chance lur nrnmn-L0n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

eokk 3FkCiMeNs o.
TIE sPEEcHEe MADE.
Washington. Jan. 24,--naiaeil. o.
penHsylvrnla, republican, following
the nrlvlisQod report 81 ere COMMITTEES,
e2p Nalncd thar enc rule could Be de-.
baiad for ons and q half houru. but NJ
3 o'clock Thursday, me bill will be
voted on.
DalxoH stated tho case end aposs In
rs favor Williams of Mlaslselppl,
democrat. spoke against r. Mcndelis
% Wyoming. republican, spoke ten
minutes a1ainat u, cFoeyenor, of Ohio,
spoke ten nlnutee faF o. Payne, Of
New York. reFNblicani oppoaed admla'
aon Of Nav Mexico and Arizona, BE-.
cause tho new state would Offset the
fao lcnatofu from New York, hedei
Of Minnesota, republican, said; "WhY
does the gentleman refer 90 New
Works. senators when everybody else
q trying % forget themW Thia was
followed BY one minute % upvoaf.
Van patten was confirmed today as
receiver o. the Las Cruces land Office.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

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Washington. b. C., Jan. a. 4
The 1tatehood resolution was TO- 4
8 day adopted. the vote being ie2 Z
"a 165.
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