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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-09

RS
COLUMN
REAL ESTATE
NEW TELEPHONE Ssx.
MONEY nc LOAN ON GOOD REAL
E6TATE SECURITY AT Low
RATES OF INTEREST.
FOR RENT.
8 rooms, frame, Cromwell avenue.
$500.
8 rooms. Third street a Gold ave-
4 rooms furnished. Fourth
street. S17.00.
3 rooms. Lead ave. 5000.
rooms. frame, South Edith. mod
ern, $22.50.
4 rooms, frame. North Arno, S12.0o.
4 rooms. frame. Lead ave $4,000.
FOR SALE.
one lot on Railroad avenue, business
lot.
Five brick houses on installments; VIII
sell singly at fair prices. Interest s
per cent. These houses are In d
good location; quite near m.
Bond for $4,000 on Bernalillo county
at s uer cent interest; will be sold
al a discount.
T-room house. medern, south Eoitn
St, S2.60o.00
room house. modern, South Edith
st, s2.s00.O0.
4-room house, modern, North second
St, sz.200.00.
5-room house, modern, North Fifth
St, 100000.
Good business lots, Gold avenue.
Good lot, Silver avenue.
5-room house, Lead Ave, sl,ybo.0O.
5-room house, South Edith st., mod
ern. fine location; faces east Lot
50x142 IT. $4,000.
s-room house, South Edith street,
Price $4,000.
5-room house, modern; West Coal Av-
enue. Price $4,000.
4-room house furnished, In a good ID
cation. Price, S1,100. Part cash and
payments, balance at 8 per cent in
terest.
Two lots. Marquette ave, between
Fourth and Fifth streets, $500.
house with III acres OF n
near In; fine fruit trees, etc. at d
bargain.
o house, North Eighth st, near
Mountain Road, $500.
7 room brick house, modern. on goon
corner West Coal avenue.
Two lots on Marquette avenue De-
tween Fourth and Fifth SITS, $TOo
one and a half acres OF land one
half mile from postoffics; nne fruit
trees. etc: NTH four-room house.
Two lots. corner Sixth end West Coal
ave
5-room house. North Fifth street with
bath, ETC., fine lot and shade trees
$500.
room house In Highlands, modern.
fine corner, S2.s0o.
-Four houses on South Broadway,
modern; will sell singiy o. ali, II a
bargain.
Fire Insurance. Houses for. Rent;
Rents Collected. Trxes Paid. ami
entire charge taken OF broneFty for
residents aud .lon-resideuts-
r. H. DUNBAR @ Co.
syorner Gold Ayeuua and Third stycet.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-09

with the contract price for bury
ing indigents in Douglas at | cent
per corpse the taxpayers will nat
uralIy desire that hobOes should make
a favorite of Douglas as a place to
shuttle off their mortal existence
Rlsbee RcNieM.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-09

The statement put out by the
First National bank u this place on
New Years shows deposits ~ si0i,-
9e3.SO. a indicates that the peO-
pie OF this community are in a very
prosperous condition This Is an in-
crease Of about 40 per cent over me
deposits of a year aSa. and last year b
deposits showed an Increase over its
predecessor Of over 20 per cent. This
money is mot made up ~ large ror-
ppratInns of government deppsits.
bat represents savings and surplus ~
b people uf fne community AuF
Is N Dbl aNN means sll b deposits
Csfrltl nf fhHm fnf many pf nae pfns
Ulf NJ fNH place Hnn naH hrrr
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fsfWINEfHn 900 hsuh hafn rnniIn-
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-09

S~nowballing in Needles was n of
the sports OF the week. II is wise to
say. however. that the snow was
brought in on the Santa Fe cars from
the Arizona mountains where there
has been a heavy fall of snow during
the past week.-Needles Eye.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-09

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-09

SoutbUest

Not Really.
Great is the gan Of the Arizona
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oasis.
So
Plenty of Time Open.
Senator Bailey pleads with Texas
to allow him to practice law during
congressional recess. A few Texans
seem to think he should be given the
entire year for his law practice.-El
Paso News.
The Fighting Stage.
the county division question has
reached the fighting stage. This sort
of procedure should be discouraged.
Nothing but calm. cool judgment
should prevail In a matter of such
serious import to the towns.-Las
Vegas Optic.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-09
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-09
The Inc, abe

When the government Ike a no
tion TO create Il forest reserve the
fiat goes forth and IL comes to pass
We have good citizens who don't see
anything very wrong with a forest
reserve and others who are Just as
good citizens see no good whatever
in the forest reserve proposition. We
were perfectly satisfied as II was and
opposed the proposition. We asked
those in high government positions To
oppose g.. also. This amounted to
no more than q mere kick a. an in
evitable proposition. one which the
department had settled on, pre-
ARA .ged and pre-cOncludcd. This
ress rye takes IN about all the timber
Of any consequence In the Sacru-
mentos east OF Alamogordo. It may
cork a hardship on goat breeders IN
that section and is likely to drive
many goat and cattle men from our
country. We don't like IT, But we
can't help it-Alamogordo News.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-09

The more Goddess the American
people become the more they fiaunt
their trust in God. The constitution
Of the United states II without al
fusion 10 God. as were the early state
constitutions. Now IL goes into every
new constitdtion.-Nogales oasis.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-26
WHITMAN WINS FIGHT
City Magistrates Choose HIM as
President of Board.

The Tammany members Of the Board OF civ
Magistrates united against the Mcclellan candi-
date for president OF the board. Magistrate Barlow
and elected Charles Seymour Whitman at the ad-
journed meeting last night
After some routine business had been trahsac'eu
the four candidates for president Barlow III
man Moss and Walsh, again balloted t"i'
Four ballots resulted each time in Barlow recelV-
ing votes Whitman 3, Moss 4 and Walsh !. BE-
fore the fifth ballot taken Magistrate steiner :
a Tanrnany member. arose and said he would cast
his vote on the next ballot for Whitman, and Mag
istrate House. a Mcclellan man. said he wouIu
vote for Judge Breen. The ballots were cast ana
MAGISTRATE whitman. who is a Repubneah reeeia
ing eight votes. the necessary tWO-tHlIus' WAS U'
The Vote was: For Whitman-Crane. Cornell.
for Rarlow-Breen and Whitman: loI bfeei'-
IA ker House SweetSer and Finehte. -.
MAGISTRATE Whitman had no sooner sedteu .ti
se1F in the presidents chair than Magistrate olrt
If he had received any report from the Bar Ass0
ciariO0 on the letter of the board OF OcloOeI o.
Iq0S asking the Bar Association 10 investigate tle
charges made in the public against ceIldIl
MAGISTRATES. Magistrate Nahle Teau letter IN YI
the executive committee of the Bar Association
which said that AZ specific charges had pee
made against any individual members OF the poaIu
no action could be taken. II was finally resolved
that the grievance committee OF the bar ASSONid'lo
be communicated with ,,,,
A letter read from ConInlSS loIieL DIS I.
and q telegram from AssemblYinan w lnlerS d3iAlls
the board to go on record being IN faVor or ule
latters bill which would enable the magistrates 10
send pickpockets TO prison as vaETants me BOARD
nous resolve OF the board in favor Of the bill 10
ASsemblVman Winters.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-26
SOHUER BILL PASSED.
Senate against Transfer Of Dying
Pafieats Here.
IBy Telegraph 70 IL. tribune. ]

Albany, Fe5 25--The Senate PASSED tonight
Senator Sohr1ers bill forbidding the transferring
of patients u the point OF death from one hos
TitaI to another. Seuator AgTlew voted against
IT. The measure came from Coroner Hamburger.
who recently said that this practice, maintained
by some hospitals 10 keep down their death
rate, cost thousands OF lives annually
Senator McCarren's TWO bills. designed to aid
In relief Of the bridge crush, also were passed.
one empowers the Bridge Commissioner to build
= temporary structure at the Manhattan termi-
nal. while permanent extension is being made.
The ot.cr permits tia commissioner to change
plans for this enlargement and TO arrange for
payment for any houses or propert acquired to
carry out the extension.
This second bin gives wide powers 10 the
Bridge Commissioner to change plans after their
approval by the Board Of Estimate and by some
people here is held 10 be broad enough to allow
the building Of a bridge loop connecting the old
and new bridges
New-York tribune., 1907-02-26
CAN'T RESTRAIN LIGHTING BOARD.
Application of Albany Companies Denied by
Justice Fits

Albany. Feb. 25-Supreme Court Justice Fits
to-day denied the application Of the Municipal
Gas Company and the Albany Illuminating Com
pany, both of Albany. TO restrain the State Com
mission Of Gas and Electricity from making an
investigation into the conditions Of those conpa-
MES to regulate the price of gas and electricity.
The Investigations were TO be made a result Of
complaints madc by MAYOR Gaus and a number
Of citizens.
The lighting companies first secured a temporary
writ and later asked that it be made permanent.
Justice Fits refused the application the ground
that an absolute writ shall not be issued where
there Is any other remedy at hand. He does not
pass on the constitutionallty Of the act creating
tho State commission.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-26
AUTO LICENSE BILL ADVANCED.
Resolution for Investigation of Peekskill
State Camp introduced.

Albany, Feb. 25-The Assembly tonight advanced
to the order of final passage the bill Of Assembly
man Weber which would require the registration
and licensing of automobiles OF non-residents.
The Senate Finance Committee will give a hear
ing tomorrow afternoon on the State Prison Site
bill.
Senator owen introduced a resolution which pro
vides for investigation as to the condition ana
efficiency of the state camp OF the National Guard
a Peeksku by the Senate Committee on Military
Affairs The sum Of SlQ10 is appropriated for the
investigation and the committee Is 70 report TO the
next Legislature.
Assemblyman Schoeneck introduced tonight. for
the second time, a proposed constitutional amend
ment amend the present PROVISION which pro-
vides that certificates of Indebtedness or revenue
bonds issued in anticipation Of taxes which not
retired within five years and bonds issued 10 pro-
vide for water supply snail be included In ascef-
tanning the power of the city 20 become otherwise
indebted except that debts incurred by New York
City after January I. lgs. for water supply shall
not be so included. This bill would exempt second
class cities in the same way as New York city IS
eXempted.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-26
TRIED TO PLAY HORSE WITH RAINEs
The Veteran Senator, However. Gives as
Good as Is Sent.

Albany Feb >5.-The Senate tried 10 'pIay
horse" little with Senator Raines tonight on
his bin 10 create close season mink. skunk
and muskrat in Ontario County but most Of the
sibes landed the Ant-Saloon League. Senator
Cassidy wanted to know if the bill meant TO
apply TO that organization: which had been ex-
changing pleasantTies with Senator Raines.
I'D not Ike follow the lead of the gentle
man." said Senator RaInes. and say that the
Ant-Saloon League comparable to a skunk.
yet I've heard that Il made a raid IN Schuyler
County where skunks hare all the liberties tc-
corded TO one, whether il be the press the
Ant-Saloon League anything else
New-York tribune., 1907-02-26
Wendell INDICTED AGAIN.

The grand jury handed down another Indictment
yesterday against Captain Louis Wendell Of the lst
Battery This Indictment is founded on the allega-
ton that Captain Wendell made a false claim 10
the Auditor the State certifying the use of horses
from the Washington Heights Van Company which
never used.
>, Wendell pleaded not guilty. and was released in
S,0D bail for trial. This is the third Indictment
against him. and now he is under $1,000 bail on the
various charges. The first indictment charges him
with grand larceny, alleging that he received money
from the state which he did not pay out The
second indictment alleges that 1000 was received
on February 2s, 1896, under similar circumstances
New-York tribune., 1907-02-26

Bremen Feb % 7 p u-sailed. steamer BrandenburE
(Gtr). Woltersdorfr. New York
Plymouth Feb 20. 1885 p m-SaIed steamer Pretoria
(jer) schrotter from Hamburg and Bouogne for
York
Gibraltar Feb 25-Arrived steamer Cedric tBrb Had
dock Now York for Naples and Genoa. and pro-
cecded
creenock Feb 23-salIed. steamer Amsterdam for New
Shields. Feb 24-sailed, steamer Twceddale CBr)
Milne York.
rrawie Point. Feb 70 Passed. steamer CasseI tGerl
ZacharIas New York for Bremen.
Scilly. Feb 24-Passed. steamer American (Dutch)
Markschlaeger. New York for Antwerp
New-York tribune., 1907-02-26
CHOOSES BETWEEN PARENTS AT ISLAND.

The Board Of Inquiry at Ellis Island after a
brief inquiry, yesterday allowed Cornelius Burke
jr., go with his older brother to his mother In
Nevada The parents Of the boys were divorced
some time ago and the mother has since married
The father heard he said that the younger boy
was kidnapped from his aunts home in Ireland
but surprised when the EtTura came IN last
Sunday to find his older with the boy. The boy
showed desire to with the father and he
made appeal TO Commissioner Watchorn, who
turned the case to the Board Of Inquiry. Yes
terday the boy asked again whom he
TO go 10 and he replied Mamma -
New-York tribune., 1907-02-26
ADAPTATION OF BOWLING LAW.
GiIchrist Would Have Protection Guaranteed
Witnesses in Proposed Investigation.

Albany. Feb. 25.-A bill introduced tonight by
Senator Gilchrist, Of Brooklyn provides that wit
nesses before legislative Investigations shall not
be prosecuted crimnally subjected to any pen
atty in connection with any information given IN
their testimony. This adaptation Of District At
Iorney Jeromes Bowling law TO legislative nves-
LEGATIONS ia meant by Senator Gilchrist TO apply
20 his resolution for investigation OF the trans
actions Of the New York city Board Of Educa-
ton. Stories have come to his ears that some
employees OF the city are willing to testify in any
such investigation If protection be guaranteed
them Il there should be any intimidation by poll
tjcans city officials.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-26
INVESTIGATING BROOKLYN POLICE.

The grand jury, in Brooklyn. began yesterday an
investigation into charges that the police have
been levying graft the saloon keepers in various
parts of the borough. 1t IS understood that large
number Of plain clothes men have been subppnaed
TO testify Alexander D. Newman, president Of the
United Liquor Dealers Of Kings County went he
fore the jury yesterday morning. He followed
by Secretary 7. T. Donovan and other officers Of
tho association Many saloon keepers have been
commanded TO appear Captain Condor, Of the
Liberty avenue police station. and one or two OF
his subordlnates. were called into the jury room.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-26
BILLS AIMED AT TICKET sPEcuLAroRs

fBy Telegraph Tha Tribune
Albany. Feb. 25-Senator SAKE Introduced two
bills tonight aimed at theatre ticket spectators In
New York City. One makes ticket selling IN front
OF a theatre misdemeanor, and cooperation Of the
proprietor OF manager with such speculator a mis-
demeanOr.
The second prohibits the city authorities from
granting any licenses foc ticket Spectators and
makes any licenses valid expire on tun.. 20
1907 Senator SAKE read letters from victims Of
theatre spectators.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-26
eILLs FoR HleHwAY COMMISSION

Albany. Feb. 25.-Biils were introduced tonight
bv Senator Dunn. Of Rochester. and Assemblyman
seboeneck. of Syracuse. transferring the awarding
~ contracts and the supervision nf highway work
under tle $4,000 on bond act from the State Enci-
:seer and giving these powers TO q new commission
Of three
New-York tribune., 1907-02-26
TRANsPACTFIC MAILS.

TttANSPA'lIlt MAILS.
Destination and Close IN New York
Hawaii. Japan, Corea China Phil
ippiue Islands Cria FraucscOl
Mongolia March g. 1890 a m
Hawaii lvia San Trancscoy-Alameda . a m
FTaneissoj Ms1pora .-.... March 8 1890 m
Japan Except parcels mails.
Corea China and Philippine Islands
Empress Of March ia 900 m
New-York tribune., 1907-02-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, Feb. 25, 1907
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Ioronto lBrl. Young. Hull February and
Boston rs, 10 Sanderson Son with mdse Arrived
the Bar at . m February a.
10 to Atlantic company With fruit Arrived
steamer African ps2 Prince r, Apdsr'on Shields Feb
=! Steamer Lord Downshirs cBrp. Masn. Hamburg
Continental Steamship Company with ndae Arrived
r as 20 @Pssa 9fs. MaT4 Honda. %ofo
in transit Left Quarantine at 7:45 a m
80 Mess6a e4ary p and tie
mann co with mdse arrived at the Bar at a m.
and swansea 3, to James ATkeI & co With mdse
west and southwest gales
FEBRUARY 20 to The United Fruit company win tt
steamer % Ponce ear Harre 9o6os Febav II Ara
ails @ ana nd, MaSasueS Is and Ponce ~ TO New York
me and Pdse P1inc. A[Xsd Tis At The bar at 30
Pampaiar cunana Gqanta s. La GaaSt@ q
Prins 1Se he a9f HolaSd nasd'
Arrived at The Bar at $50 p m February -
ery l. Manzanillo a and Santiago 10. to James F.
ward d CO with mdse. Arrived at the Bar 6:2S
s!eq1es spartan Prince II S, 5 M santos
ruary l6 to Busk q Jevons' with passengers mails
steamer Caracas FuTst. Puerto Ca6elIo February IT,
Bliss and Dalett with % passengers. mails and mdso
steamer Broomdeid CBr>. Harris Cabarlen February
IS TO w D. Munson with sugar. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Gutrune GGer). Ebert Santos February 2
and Barbados 10. to Punch, Edye & co with passen
gers. mails and mdse Arrived a. the Bar at m.
city. Dr.yeT. savannah February
o. the Ocean 90. with and Passed
( ia Quarantine 455
Steamer De4In0 Baltimore Ii Foster
{ with mdse Passed in quarantine ii . IA IN.
steamer C0mus Post, New Orleans February 20 Ia the
Southern Pecinc 60. with passengers and mdse Passed
IN quarantine b.32 ~.
Steamer Hamilton. Boaz, Newport News Norfolk
{ the od Dominion - 60. with passengers Iudse
Quarantine d a IN
SANDY Hook. Feb. - $50 p m wind northwest
fresh
SAILED
Steamers New York Dutch tank Rotterdam: EI Aha
Galveston; oitAzea Brb Rotterdam John Bright t3r1
Philadelphia AfRhaniStan t3D. Norfolk jefferson Nor
folk and Ns" News Advance. Colon
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Liverpool. 25-Arrived steamer ytcto-t., ~,
Hart New York -
Cherbourg Feb y. . 30 rr--A Arrived steamer Ar.-
ika Ger. Sauermann. New York via Plrnooutb -,
Eamburs. and proceeded. "
New-York tribune., 1907-02-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
AlINIArrRE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise C30 sunset 549 Moon 5:53 Moons aye u
HIGH WATER
\ MSanGy Iook 6:24 Island 6:43 Hell Csto s.ga
L Sandy Hook 6:5J Gov 1906 Hell Cate :5g
New-York tribune., 1907-02-26

WEST. POINT. y y. FEBRUARY %. 1901 !
w Sealed Proposals. In triplcste. subject 10 the
usual conditions for fqrnishinG fuel during the nsca
IL N April l. 1907; such being required one
year. Information furnished application. L.
right { reject accept all bids
any part thereof Envelopes containing proposals
should he endorsed Proposals for Fuel. addressed
Q NJ. [. s.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-26
Proposals.
orrIcE or rIIE pEPARrMENr OF PARKS.

OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.
Arsenal Building. Fifth avenue and 64th street.
Borough OF Manhattan the city Of New York.
bids estimates viii be received by the Park
Board at office Of tie Department OF Parks
until o'clock p. n.
THURSDAY MARCH 2f 1907 Borough Manhattan
Contract No. g.
installation Of plumbing
drainage apparatus the New York Public Library
Astor. lenox and Ttlden Foundations Fifth avenue
The security required will he
thirty thousand dollars The doing and
completing the work will be three wears
notice begin the building has been given
The bids Will be compared and the contract awarded
a lump aggregate
Plans may seen blank forms may be obtained
the Department Of Parks. ArBenal Cen
Park. Manhattan also at the Office OF the Rrchi-
Hastings No Is East 4st street. Man
haitian.
For further particulars CITY Record
MOSES HERMAN President;
JOSEPH I. BERRY
MICHAEL J. KENNEDY.
Commissioners OF Parks
New-York tribune., 1907-02-26
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool Feb 25--Arriyed, steamer Victorian (Rr,.
Hart ~ 'A'' -
CheTbourg Feb p. . 30 y r--Arrived steamer Amer
liza tGerl SauermRnn. New York via Plynouth for
Hamburg. and proceeded. -0
New-York tribune., 1907-02-26
npnnnsArs 80 rrnrHING ANn PITccr Gnons

DROPosALs FOR CIoTHING AED PIECE GOODS
washington u o. February 10 1901 Sealed proposals
plainly tho outside Of the envelope Proposal
Tor clothing and addressed the 'Commissiouer OF
Indian Affairs Washington, =. c. VII be received
Indian once until o'clock ~. OF Tuesday, March
10 1907 then opened tor furnishing Indian
with clothing and piece goods. Bids be
made Government blanks Schedules giving
necessary information bidders win furnished on
application the Indian ONCE. Washington. y. C
Z s Indian Warehouses AZ New York city chicago Ill
Louis NO. ard Omaha. Nour Tn" Department
the right reject any bids or any part
Of any bid i. r DETPP, Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-26
Public Notices.
TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED by the BOARD
OF WATER SUPPLY at Room 911 2se Broadway. New
York until P. NJ,
New-York tribune., 1907-02-26

Bermuda Feb @3. = a u-Arrived steamer Rsrr,rIIep
tBrl. Fraser York.
Malta, Feb .G-Passed steamer -Tndraut M4c-
rarland. New York Tor Colombo Singapore
81 Thouns Feb %. II p ul-Sailed. steamer Par,7a
tBrt. Carey. from benerara for New York
Rotterdam. Feb 2A-Arrived. steamer TroPlc tEr,.
Bartlett. New York
st Michaels Feb. 2+Arrived previously steamer Brit
ish Monarch tBr'. Anderson, Calcutta Algiers
for Boston and New York
Christansand. Feb -. p m-Arrivei. steamer Oscar
II tpRul. Egcuse New York for Copenhagen
Hull. Feb Arrived. steamer Consueio tBr>. Watson
New York
New-York tribune., 1907-02-26

Steamers New York Dutch tank. dam: ri All
Galveston; GhAzea l3D, Rotterdam: John Bright ~,
Philadelphia: AfEhanistan tBr) Norfolk JeffersGn To
folk ana >ew wporr News. Advaucs Colon ~
New-York tribune., 1907-02-26

DURsUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT.
notice Is hereby that tSenate No. 20T.
20O) has been by both branches OF The
Legislature entitled
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-26
RAILROAD AGENT
SURVEYS LAND.
MAY EXTEND o. r. & n. FROM
PILOT ROCK TO RIDGE.
Agent of Some Railroad Company,
Presumably o. II. & NJ, Engaged
in Taking Census of Farm Pro-
ducts, Industrial Possibilities, and
General Features of Land From
Pilot Rock TO Ridge-Every Detail
of Industrial Life Estimated.

For the past month an agent of
some railroad company, presumably
of the o. r. & N, has been engaged
in taking a census of the farm pro-
duets. land values, Industrial possi-
bilities and general features of the
country between Pilot Rock and
Ridge and people of that section who
have talked with him declare that
arrangements are being made for the
extension of the Pilot Rock branch of
the %. R. & n. into that section of
thel county
Every detail of the industrial life
of that section has been estimated,
every farm has been listed and the
value of its products noted and de-
tailed survey has been made, with a
view of securing official information
as to the business available for a
railroad into that section.
While the agent has given out
nothing officially he has been COM
municative with farmers and has dis
cussed possible railroad surveys and
feasibility of railroad grades up the
various branches of Birch creek, and
1t Is evident that the company is
studying that country at close range
with a view to extending a railroad in
that direction.