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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-26
DuIuth Grain Market.

DULUTH. June &.-WH EAT-TO arrive,
No. / northern, SS5sc; No. northern. sac:
on track No. 1 northern. 0Isc; No. north
ern. H&c: July, SSlsc; September, aise' De-
'S oRTs- 70 arrive, on track and July, s7SS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-26

SlLN ER-Bar. quiet, 30 l-l6d per ounce
MONEA -.d2h per cent.
Inc rtte o. uistsdut iu the open market
for short bills is So per cent; for three
muntus bills, ga per cent.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-26
EIein Batter sIaEket.

ELGIN, Ill. June 8-BUI~rER- Ruled
firm on the Board OF Trade today, al &c
a pound. Output for the week was ssB. 90
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-26

on the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creamery, l5a20c
dairy, l4ltQlSc. Eggs. steady; al marx
&c ses Included. l29lbc hrsts l5c; prime
hrsts. t6c; extras, lSc. Cheese, steady, l0h
alike
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-26

p2 YE y I YORK S.y JaSs s S. a. so
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-26
Articles. open. High. Low. Close sat'y

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Steady; winter patents, Aooq
400; winter straights, S3S0d3. 70; spring pat
ents $3.7oQ4.O0; spring straights, S. 4SqSS;
bakers, s. S0q310
WHEAT-No spring S4dS61kc: No. 3,
7SdS5c: No. red, S7sdS6kc.
CORN-No. 2 5lhc: No yellow. nc.
OATS-No 3. 37ike; No. ? white, SS%d
S9Isc: No. q white, 37dSS1Lc.
RYE-No. q Gle.
BARLEY-GoOd feeding. soto; fair to
choice mailing, iTg54c.
SEEDS-NO. I haN, N.0S; No. I north
western, A.ula. Timothy, prime, S4&.
Clover, contract grade S1.5
PROVISIONS-Shor ribs sides Qoosel,
s. O6dslO Mess pork, per bbl, l7.009
STS Lard per 100 lbs, ss.62rtqs.65. Short
clear sides (boxed) s9.621aq9Tb.
Receipts and shipments OF iour and grain
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-26
MInnenpoIIs Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS, June 6.-FLOuR-First
patents, $i.S5d4.45; second patents, "a. 2OQ4: 3oi
first clears, S3.50dS.60; second clears, 81. IS
G255.
BRAN-In bulk, Sl5s5al55O.
Superior Board OF Trade quotations Tor
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery The
range OF prices, as reported by r. d. Day
& Co.. il0-ll1 Board of Trade was:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-26
Articles.I Open Hish.I Low. close.I sat,y.
Wheat
July, TTbA. INA INA TIA INA
Sept. 77AiT70aB 1b5sB I5hBI INA
Corn
July. 46I4Ai OLA 45aA' sAAl 49,
Sept. 46stA 469,Al 49, 46LAl 46atA
oats
Sept. 3lis 4A 34A 34A S4iaA
asked. 3 bid
Omaha Cnsh sales.
CORNING. 3, / car. 45Ilc.

CoRN-No. 3, / car. 45hc.
UnHna cash Prices.
WHEAT--No. 2 hard 75d7Sc No. 8 hard
70Qibc; No. 4 hard, 6od1Oc; No. 2 spring,
&c, No. 3 spring, 720l15c.
CORNING. 3, 46a4614c; No. 4, 4iS4d451ac; ;
4IRc.
.OATs-No. 8 mixed, S6hc; No white,
3il4c; No. white, 36I4c.
RYE-No. ?, 67l4c; No. 3, 561ac.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-26

BOSTON, June 25.-Call loans, 4d5 per
closing on stocks and bonds;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-26
New York MiniaE stOeks.

NEW YORK, June 2.-Closing quotations
on mining atocks were.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

wATCHEs-Frenzer. nth and Dodge sta
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-28
IANt4-14H-&-1-4-HA A-ee-HA4~-e
 BY CRAWFORD PERKINS.

Ensley, October 27.-(Special) = The
 Shady Side Land company has let the con- tract for s1600O worth of fine houses, to
 be built in Shady Side addition, the work
 of construction to begin next week. In
 addition to this, J. M. Perkins and Nell Hutchings, who both own beautiful lots
 at Shady Side, will each at once begin
 the erection of handsome residences for personal use. Breeding 6 Whilden, archi-
 tects of Birmingham, have completed the plans for all of the construction work mentioned above, and will turn the same over to the carpenters Monday morning.
 Shady Side addition was bought some time ago from MT. Bert Goodwin, and the
 property subdivided into streets and ave- nues by the company. It comprises about 60 acres of some of the most beautiful
 residence property in the Birmingham
 district. The company has spent several thousand dollars in grading and paving streets, laying sidewalks, planting shade trees, etc. The property Is complete and ready for the building of homes. The property fig traversed by the county sewer age system, and direct connection can be made with it. The addition will soon have gas and electric lights and the water main of the Birmingham Water Works company passes directly through the property. It Is just across the ridge, one half of a mile from Owenton college. The original incorporators of the com pany have sold their interest to other
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-28
EVOLUTION OF SWIMMING.
How "Strokes" Have Changed In the
 Last Few Years.

Ralph D. Paine, in "The Sporting Cham
 pions of the Year" in Everybody's for
 November.
 Inasmuch as mankind has been swim ming for a good many thousand years, it would seem that the best way to swim should have been discovered long ago. Speed swimming. however, has been marked by radical changes of form" within the last five years. The "crawl" stroke has been recently adopted by the fastest swimmers, who have found it SO much more effective than their former styles that records were smashed this year in sensational fashion. In series of contests held by the New York Ath- letic club in February, c. M. Daniels, the champion American swimmer, made a new worlds record of 5S seconds for 100 yards, and in September broke the worlds record for 20 yards. In the Olympic con- test at Athens Daniels defeated a for midable foreign field in the hundred-meter race. Inasmuch as almost all of the crack swimmers who have taken up the ''crawr' stroke are bettering their for mer records, 1t is apparent that in swim ming form counts more than anything else It is worth noting that swimmers do not train down fine" Most of them are generously padded, and have a sleek and well-fed aspect. This is because the man we'll clothed with flesh can better resist the chilling effects of water than your skinny or muscle-bound chap
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-28

1 gentlemen. among whom are Walker
 Percy, Frank A. Burr and Capt J. ".
 Baker of Birmingham. J. M. Perkins or Ensley is general manager of the com
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-28

CONTINUED ON PAGE 27.)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-28
.E N LEY D EP X R T w E N T H=

gentlemen. among whom are Walker Percy, Frank A. Burr and Capt. J. ". Baker of Birmingham. ]. M. Perkins of Einsley is general manager of the com pany.
 Death of Miss Carrie Turrentlne'
 Miss Carrie Turrentine of Birmingham died at the Cunningham hospital in this city, this morning at o'clock.
 Miss Turrentine came to Ensley last Saturday from Marion, Ala, where she had been on visit. She became i'll soon after her arrival here with a severe cold, which gradually developed into a general bronchial-pneumonia, and oedema state, which caused her death.
 The deceased was a daughter Of Gen eral Turrentine of Gadsden and was a member of one of the most prominent families in the state. She was also a sister-in-law of Maj. R. O. Randall and the late M. N. Polk, formerly cashier Of the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad company. At her death, Miss Turren- tine was between 5S and 59 years of age. The remains were prepared for burial by Echols & Angwin and they will be sent to Gadsden tomorrow morning, at which place the interment will take place.
 All Records Being Broken.
 Daily, semi-monthly and monthly rec ords of production are being broken at the steel mill of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company here, during the current month. On Friday of this week II 100 tons of high class steel were poured from the ten steel furnaces in opera ton, and on that day a new record was made in the matter of daily production. The management feels confident that a new monthly record will be established in the present month, and for the last half of the month, new semi-monthly record is assured, as the out put will probably reach 5000 tons, eclipsng the old record for fifteen days output by just 900 tons. Practically all of this in- mense production is going into high class hard steel, which in turn is being rolled into the famous "Ensley Rail" Occasion- ally a soft heat is made, which goes to supply the merchant mills throughout the district. Every department of the plant is working full time, and rapid progress is being made on the work of outside im- provements, in keeping with the clear dry weather which prevails While labor is scarce and has been for sometime, a steady forward move Is maintained. Skilled and common labor Is greatly needed in the Steel City, and there seems to be no end to the demand.
 Work on the new steel mill is moving forward in strides and if the present good weather Keeps up Ihucl VIII pe dc- complshed toward the completion of the work before the year 9o7 rolls around.
 Two mammoth steam shovels, with a capacity of loading sixty cars of dirt per day, arc busily engaged removing the earth, and an idea can be gained as to how much of 1t Is being removed when 1t Is known that one shovel does the same amount of work that one hundred busy labors can do. The blast furnaces are all running full time, and the usual large production Is being maintained.
 Jimmie Smith, a boy about 10 years of age, fell from tree near his home on ~~-~,-~--------->->>~- CONTINUED ON PAGE 27)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-28

But why in the world did you want to elope, anyway"
 ''Well, was in hopes that her family would never forgive us."-Chicago Record Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-28
INVEST S16,0OO
 IN FINE HOUSES Important Plans Made By Shady Side Company MANY RECORDS BROKEN Eleven Hundred Tons of Steel Poured at EnsIey on Friday-other News
 of the HustIing Indus
 trial Center.

l The Age-Herald wishes to call
 l, especial attention this morning to e the entire page devoted to Ensley t news and Ensley interests. In fu- p ture an entire page will be devoted
 ,- to this thriving industrial center in l every Sundays Age-Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

foundation Of this grand republic The
president secs and realizes the great
benefits 20 arise from Joint statehood
the greatest good 90 tho greatest
number Is the watchwofd-an old
democratic dOctrlne--and yet il seems
the whole democratic representation
m Washington have followed on a
few dlsgruniled inaurgent repubu.
cans, and by their obstructive tactics
are throwing every obstacle possible
IN the way ~ the bill This 81 not a
political question bat one that coin
Germs an the people The president is
lighting the very element that demo.
Gratis have always posed iu opposition
20, but now whom the opportunity
COMES 10 correct these national abuses
-thoy array themselves On solid pna.
lang against the very reforms mat
they have howled about All these
yoaga. Let every good citizen. repub-
iicnn or democrat. stand HQuaroly by
the administration, and hold up hla
hands IN he efforts tor q square deal
for the American people let uH dis
miss an prejudice and selfish motives
and for once unite in tho effort 60
bring about conditions in this great
commonwealth. which u loss now, may
throw ua back for another holf cen
tury.
DEMOCRATIC.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

stooacvelt's blu a. the republicans iu
tpe senate were determined 20 make
go opcn resistance 70 that measure.
The sudden move OF ten house dem.
0eraia is liac : charge Of dynamite
under the Gorman conspiracy. The
senate leaders are an up IN the air.
a dag or two aeo they we're per.
icctly confident that rate Legislation
was already defeated. and they we're
correspondingiy jubilant. Nov lt 10
perfectly certain thai the senate com
mliseo on Interstate commerce viii
report the DaveyHepburn bill as the
administration measure, and by ma.
iuriiy vote
For German 10 attempt TO resist will
be 20 court political suicide. not only
Tor himself but Tor those OF bis party
who follow his lead
The democrats OF The senate, u D.
freely prcdictld will now ho con.
PEELED % hoi foot after the Ro0so.
vcit Democratic Republican Dewey.
Hepburn bill The only alternative
90 20 run up ,he black flag and come
out bodily a. pors9nai companions of
the money power.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
COUNTY PRISONERS
TnAWING OUT SEWER
NOT ENOUGH FALL TO Pipe
MANY IMPROVEMENTS WILL
SOON eE MADE AT JAIL.

Sheriff rerfecto Armllo has az pris-
Ouers 90 the iaii aho are serving 8en-
tencFa out today With pick and shovel
digging up the sewer leading a. tho
JAN In order % thaw out the pipe.
which has boon frozen up f0r some
time and ln fact la always frozen up
when ihe weather gets a trldo chilly.
sheriff Armllo informed The Eyon-
ing Citizen representative that I'M the
first place the sewer a TOO near the
surface and ln tho next place fhoro "a
moi q sufficient FAN to che pipe to per-
mli the ~eiuse from the San 20 flow
on readhy
Sheriff Armii0 he's been assured by
mnmbara of me county commission
thar al soon az Commissioner hllred
Nrunhleld returns FROM the east. acliou
win be taken toward remedylns these
dciccta and several others relative 10
ihc sewer system 81 tho county haa,ilc.
There ia no connection with the sewer
in tine second story oi the iau. whore
many prisoners are aaceasafily as
signed 20 cells, which mikes the hy-
gleulc conditions exceedingly deplor-
able The commissioners Il " UNDER
stood. viii authorize n sewer cOnDcc-
ton with an paFiP VI the Jail MOI
until This % done viii the BeruRllliu
county ian be what It ought 10 be.
nor q 80 place IN which To cOnfne
prisoners
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
THE TRICKERY OF CORMAN
mARYtANn POLITICIAN rHE DEMOCRATIC sENAross
w 70 DEFEAT Roo8EVELT Nalll I'M naeS
CIR AND SENATE MAY pc KEPT ~ Session SUMMER.

Washington. y. C.. Jan. sn.-OWinF
20 a conspiracy between The demo.
cratic and republican leaders 81 the
United States senate the opponents
81 kooscvolta ratio legislation are con,
ndent the cause 10 already defeated.
The nrcsldeut'a friends are informed
0i The situation and frankly admit that
the outlook % more discouraging than
e has been since tho campaign be-.
San,
Heroic remedies are already being
discussed Ono De- n special message
10 congress. ccnioring che attention
Of the country on the senate and ~
course.
Another ~ FOR the house TO take a
hand By refusing go vote f0r the joint
resolution Of adjournment next spring.
aud thus keep the senate 10 session al
summer
senator Arthur Pue German on
Maryland lf credited Vita the chief
democratic share Ia the nnti'rnfe con.
epiracy Ho is said 10 be- cooperating
with senator Nielsen W Aldrich a.
Rhode Island. leader OF the republican
majority 90 carry oui the viii Of the
railway interests
To this end he hos. u rs Understood.
organized the democrats 0f the sem
ate and q compact has been entered
into By which tho alleged friends %
rate legislation on the democratic
side are 20 rally around a party meas.
ure which Mr. German viii c0nooct
The Dolllvor bin never can Be pass
ca by tho unsupported vote 81 the re-
publican senators. The president
knows this and 80 doea Mr.. AldFich.
All that O. needed n a solid stand
by senator's who are controlled BY
railway influences. reeardless Of party
and the win of the people may be cir
cumyeuied.
Practically. every democratic acna.
tor has declared himself uncQulvo
cally M favor 81 rate legislation. but
each Of these Rontlomen has been
very careful 20 refrain from declaring
himsolf 81 favor Of Roosevelt rate leg
lslGtlon
Most Of them are smart railroad
lawyers, and u they may be permitted
10 prescribe the particular brand of
rate bill they are 10 favor, they VIII
be easily suited
So win tho railways De secretly
served. What vii the people 90
about ug viii they be fooled by the
pretended eagernoss of mon like Cor
man 10 pass reform legislation, or
VIII they nail tho Hhalinw proiense
Cor what q b worth, and smash the
conspiracy which sells out party prie'
clDiea and party name 90 serve cor
n0rate srcedf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
BoVs ARM BLowN
orr BV CHARGE OF SHOT.

Daniel Martinez. a Young hoy Of
Us years. met with dreadful acct.
dent Sunday morning hefwoon ana
40 o'clock, which will leave him a
cripple foe ihe remainder 81 hls lie
says the Las Nogaa Optic. The acct
dental explosion of shotgun rid
died bis ieii aFm from tho elbow 10
the shoulder and ampuiatioh wRs
found necessary.
The young man had companion.
Arthur keene. and started hunting
aud we're north Of upper las Vegas
when ihoy came 10 a harhod wlre
fence. Martinez crawlod through the
wires and was pulling iho gun
through. when one 0f the airanda
caught the hnmmor and the piece 81.
discharged The shot entered al th,
elbow end the bone was literally
blown 10 pieces making amputatlon
necessary midway between fho elbow
and shoulder.
The young man IS now al the Ia.
dies homo and q getting along az
Wen as could ne expected.
The young mans father is dead. but
ho has a mother residing on Ninth
street TIE boy has been working
Tor Arthur kocae on tho Wells. Fargo
express wagon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
GET FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS FOR ONE JOB

BE- built fOr $4,000 q mile ecross the
'ahoiaa, whore the work viii b. done
principally with the aid 81 teams In
me Rockies. however. a small army
OF lahorofa Will be needed. ana 70
great a. the project that there WA i,e
employment Tor a year OF two Tor
practically aii the l0lo. n0- called rotnt
mon labor which if WIN be possible
% obtain. The average cost Der milo
81 che line ia estimated at $4,000. ~
that in enc next four or Ave years
Mcintosh Bros win draw The aum 81
fts, 100000 from the Milwaukee road.
The route for passenger business
thus far favored hy the management
81 the road % from ChlcaFo by way
.nf Milwaukee, and 80. Paul 20 Evaria
and the west Tho southern route
VIII DO from Chicago BY way 81 aa-
vnnnnh. or possibly Rock Island.
Jackson. la. Mason City snencoF
Canton and Chamberlain.
The Mcintosh Bros. are natives %
Canada. They arr both over elk fact
in height and 81 magnificent physique
Neither ever had D course IA e tach-
nlcM school. They removed t0 New
York an 1869 and aOon afior entered
the contracting business one Of their
largest undertakings IN the latter SOS
was the erection ~ the big achloain-
gor ore docks az Escanaba. Mich. up
% that time the largest 90 tho kind
IN tho country
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
SIGNAL CORPS WANTS
UNTTEN OUTFIT MADE

Washington. ID. g.. Jan. a0-An or.
der icf q series of aiandafd vehicles
of various tFpla has been placed hy
The War Department 81 q result %
recommendations made hy tho Army
Signal service officers For some
time experts OF that branch Of the
service have been huslly onrueod IA
determining standard vehicles 10 be
used by the signal corps training ln
the field. Hitherto. armed wagons
have becn 81 almost any type doscrip.
tion and dimension. n Is nov PRO.
posed 10 have "a uniformity 90 that
The parts of one wagon VIII fit al.
other Vehicle. especially the wheels.
n Is also intended 10 establish n
model signal corps train. With the
varlous facilities OF transporting and
distributing wire, so Omaha, Mob.
where NE army signal corps % az.
ranging 10 have largo and we'll
equipped depot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

inE 10 the way they gave up" money
fpr ne by product Of the Col. VIM. b.
Mann enterprise "Fads and Fanclos."
Though che dlgnlfed Old justice de-
MED that be- was an editor III Town
Topics. be- made the astonishing ad.
mission that he had revised proofs IN
the Town Topics ONCE on publication
nlgnta and that he WIS also flaan.
oiRliy Interested Ia Fads and Fancios 7.
lie also wrote articles for the acalf
dal mongcrs OF society, Many losgeih
written by hig on court stationery
directing the solicitors tor Fads and
Fancles we're introduced Ia evidence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
ne IS spW a STOCK
RAISER AND succEssFul

uourgc OraYea. a prosperous larme
and breeder ~ fne stock, Of near
kiowa, Kansas. i8 ln the city for a
few days shaking hands With 0ld
friends. gays the Ration Reporter Nj
Graves was a conductor On the SANTA
Re- running uut Of Ration. bat lofi here
about fifteen years ago go ENGAGE Ia
farming. M this he has suoceodod IA
beyond hla expectations aud la now
in a position 90 take d easy Whoho,
he feels ao inclined uo txprent's
qualification AZ the substantial pro-
gresa Ration % making and from Tho
evidence "a hand believes that Raton
has 2 great future % 6lofe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03
DlGNlFlED JUDGE AND
SOCIETY SCANDAL SHEET

New York. Jan g0.--rho hornets
mes, into which Justice Joseph a.
Deuel.. oi the court OF SPECIAL sos.
siona. walked when be brought bic
9uli Tor alleged iihei against Normal
Hapg0od. editor Of Golfers Weekly.
viii probably result IN the Judge leav.
ing the bench. ether voluntarily nF by
command. To effect the latter end a
movement d now on foot
Counsel ior HaaEood attempted 20
show that ultra iaaklonables the couu.
Try over have been acandali2ed or
compllmenied In Town Topics. accord
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

HoUsE DEMOCRATS CONE OUT
SOLID Fo,4 RoosEvELT'e RATE
LEGISLATION SILL, AND The
DEmooRATle CONSPIRACY iN
THE SENATE care a TERRIFIC
SWAT az THE JAW.

Washington. D.. g., Jan. -Friouda
70 rate legislation ID the House %
Representative have taken steps 10
smash the conspiracy between the
democratic and republican leaders Of
the senate % defeat thA aesalniatra.
tlon rate bill.
That d the meaning OF The quick do.
termination 90 tho democrats To the
house 90 unite With the republicans
IN the unanimous support of a hi.par'
iiann hil
When Il was explained 20 John
Sharp Williams, leader nl the house
minority. that Senator 0orman had
organized the railroad senator's AZ bis
end of the capitol aud pledged them
tO support a partisan bin wiint the
sole purpose OF defeating hooSeVolta
program. be agreed 90 DO anything
rather than bo party 20 tho German
program.
u ara not take long then. 1or Wili-
Jams ana Hepburn 90 get together,
The hill a. agrsod npon D. practically
the aamo ~ he Hepburn hill and is
perfectly satisfactory 90 the president
and bus friends
when Senator AldfiCh got up IN the
senate Monday and remarked that
any proposition Tor me government 10
Tx railroad rates was Infamous" be-
tipped tho FAT into the lire.
u was the first 0aicial disclosure Of
hiN opinion as leader OF the ropnblice1
majority. The house democrats saw
that their course lay with President
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03


saturday evening there was a quiet
wedding in Las Vegas. the contract.
ms pnrioa being Miss lille @.
Mackay algter or Mrs. IN b. shaw.
and Colonel " q Goodwin Austen. the
widely known president 81 the terri
i0rlal cattle sanitary board Mr. and
Mrs Austen left on No. the same
night i0r D0aVrr, where the gentle.
man viii attend the Western Stock
mans convention a. n delegate from
New Mexico. Many Las Vegas friends
with Mr. and Mrs Austen an possible
happiness. The bride IS the daughter
Of the late Rev Henry Maekay. and
u esteemed hy an who know her for
her osilmahic qualities of heart and
charming personal qualities ana her
cultured mind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

Miiwaukoe. wis., Jan. so.-Tns
chicago. Milwaukee & 81. Paul rail-
road has Just awarded the largest
single contfaci Tor railroad work ever
lot "a the unltod states TO one firm.
Mcintosh nroaa Of thla city. win build
thia roads extension 10 the Pacific
coast, q distance Of 800 miles. from
tYerts. 81 D. 10 Seattle. IN addition
% 900 miles morn or less. from
Chamberlain, $. d. connecting with