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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-03
DEATH COMES TO
MRS. HOWARD CLARKE
Hundreds of Friends and Admirers
Saddencd and Shocked by untincly
Death of beautiful Young Woman

Mrs. Ada Campfield Clarke, wife Of
Howard Clarke, died Wednesday af-
ternoon at 2.t0 o'clock at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Campbell, 221 North seventh
street. aged 20 years. Death came as
the result Of "a brief Illness which had
been serious from its beginning. A
post norton examination confirmed
the diagnosis upon which the physi-
clans agreed, namely obstruction OF
the lntestineE In the region of the gall
duet. probably due to gall stones. The
nature OF the case made an operation
impossible. Able physicians Of Albu-
querque and elsewhere rave what aid
could be given and on New Yenr's
day hope vas held for Mrs. Clarke's
recovery. but yesterday morning a
sinking spell followed and from this
the patient could not rally. The i'm
provement OF Tuesday had given hone
to the physicians. the family and the
hosts OF anxious friends and the
change for the worse Wednesday was
a shock 10 all. Literally hundreds OF
men and women, old and young, have
been shocked and saddencd bv the
death OF Mrs. Clarke. As Ada Camp
field her rarely beautiful voice had
made her known TO almost every n
In Albuquerque and the number of her
: AIltllhc was llAtltNtA NiAN be htA ~
Cvaintance.
A singularly attractive woman with
the kind % attractiveness which wins
sincere admirers everywhere, Just en-
tering upon her life, Mrs, Clarke's
death is untimelv and tragically sad.
There could be no more sincere tri-
butte to her beautiful character than
the grief Of her friends.
The funeral arrangements have not
been perfected and will not be am
nounced until advices have been re-
ceived from relatives on their way TO
Albuquerque.
Mrs. Clarke would have been twenty
wears old on the 9th OF this month.
she was born i'm st Louis and came to
albuquerque with her parents sixteen
years AFRO and received her education
in the schools of Albuquerque. She
was distinctly an Albuquerque girl
and one of whom Albuquerque has
been uroud.
on Mp-rh % Of 1906 She was mar
ried 20 Howard Clarke. OF this city,
the young couple having made their
haiut ut... asa. Clarke ana the be-
reavcd parents will have the deep
sympathy OF this community Tn their
heavy t0ee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-03
COMMISSIONERS TO
HOLD SESSION
TODAY
IMPORTANT BUSINESS
TO COME UP ACTION
New Officials Getting Ac-
Quainted With Routine of the
Several Offices Beginning
of a Live Administration,

The Bernalillo county commission
viii hold a meeting in the commits
sioners' room I'm the court house at 10
o'clock this morning instead of on the
morning of January 5th as errone-
ously announced yesterday. Several
important matters Will come before
the commission including minor APP
pointments and small contracts to
hold good during the coming fiscal
year. The commission has authorized
advertisements for bids for furnishing
q team Of strong work horses to the
county. These horses are to be pur-
chased after inspection by the com
mission next Monday morning and
will be used on the roads where an
active campaign Of betterment Is to
be inaugurated.
The new county officials put in a
busy day yesterday getting acquainted
with the routine Of their offices. Of
icers and deputies were at work all
day and as a result several changes
have been made in the interior arr
rangement Of the Offices. No new
furniture has appeared, however, for
at It's organization meeting Monday
the county commission gave an order
strictly %forbidding the purchase of
furniture, or supplies of any kind on
the county's account, without a writ
ten requisition from the commission.
II is understood that acquisitions are
to become exceedingly scarce. Indeed
the commission has said SO in so many
words. In several Of the offices the
furniture is dilapidated, but the com
mission has looked 1t owe and has
concluded that IT will have to do. The
coming year Is 10 be one of %retranch-
ment in every department save on the
county Tnadg whore a liberal and
energetic policy is needed and needed
badly.
The new administration got down to
work yesterday and the indications
are that it is going to be a wideawake.
business-like administration which
viii bring good results in county af-
fairs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-03

Miss Maud Holland. aged 32 years,
died az 30 Wednesday afternoon OF
tuberculosis at the residence of her
brother-in-law, +. NJ. Morgan at 40
South Edith street. Miss Holland
came Go Albuquerque two years ago
from Columbus. Georgia. Her sister,
Mrs Lena White. of Columbus. was
with her at the last. Miss Holland Is
also survived by two more sisters and
two brothers in the Georgia city The
remains viii be sent there on train No.
2 this morning accompanied by the
sorr0wlng relatives.
The death is announced Of Major S.
Fl Bogardus. a member OF the Garlic
ton Post, G. a. r., of santa Fe and "a
veteran Of the civil war. Death oc-
CURED Tuesday ~ the home of the de-
ceased at Thornton. SandoVal county,
and WAS the direct result Of old age.
Major B~Ogardus was well known to
the pioneers OF New Mexico and was
ia constant attendant at meetings Of
the Grand Army. His remains Will be
aid to rest with due honors in the ma
tional cemetery In Santa Fe.
Her many friends in Albuquerque
and throughout New Mexico viii
learn with pleasure that Mrs. Solomon
Luna, who has been IN New York city
i0E treatment HN PROMINENT EHtAAhAAHAH
has passed safely through All opera
ton and will soon be able TO leave the
hospital Mr.. Luna who returned
from New York last Saturday will re-
turn during the coming week and ex-
poets % accompany Mrs. Luna back to
New Me@ico.
The offices OF Or. c. n. Common. in
the Armif0 building. have been made
much more attractive as the result OF
the visit Of some twelve lady friends
fof Dr. and Mrs Conner on New Years
afternoon The affair was in tho ma
ture Of a pillow shower and each n
Of the visitors left q sofa pillow as a
memento % tho occasion.
f. y. Clark and C. W. Tully Of DEN
yer. Rees McClosky, Of Durango, G..
o. sroufe. Of the Southern Pacific rail-
read All Interested IN the Colorado
and Arizuna-Dcnver and Rio Grande
railroad injunction suit, arrived IN AL
buauerque last night. The suit is 60
come up before Judge Abbott this
morning
Mr.. and Mrs A. b Renehan. Of
santa Fe, arrived in Albuquerque
wednesday night Mr.. Renehan is
here 60 appear IN the Denver and Rio
Grande railroads injunction action
against the Arizona and Colorado rail-
road
Thursday evening at 1870 the Broth
erhod Of 81. Paul OF the Lead Avenue
Methodist church will initiate into
membership thirty candidates There
VIII be "a banquet, toasts. etc, and all
members are urged 10 be present.
Hon. r. b.. CatrOn. OF santa Fe, Is at
the sturges. Mt. Catron rs here in
connection with the DenvCr and Rio
Graude-Colorado and Arizona railroad
suit. On which he IS appearing with
counsel for the defense
Regular communication OF Temple
Lodge. No. 8. a. +. 4 A.. NJ, this
evening At 1880. By order Of the wor-
shipful master. j. G. Ferger, @ecre-
ter.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the First
Methodist church will meet this after
noon at ESQ o'clock.
Harry ~. Kelly and c. c. Robbins
Of Las Vegas. arrived at the Alvarado
Wednesday ni.ht
Judge a. j. Abbott, Of santa Fe. is
in the city ON business before the dis
ltrict cogrt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-03
TEMPERANCE UNION
IN RED LETTER DAY
Interesting Program 20 be Given al
Meeting This Afternoon In Homer oi
Mother of Francis f.. Willard, al
Home of Mrs. Cooper.

The Woman's Christian Temperance
union OF Albuquerque will celebrate q
red letter day this afternoon in a
meeting to be held at the home Of Mrs.
Cooper, 1f5 South Walter street, in
honor of the mother of Francis E.
willard, the great temperance leader.
The following program will be given;
Opening Hymn, my Mothers
Prayer .......... BY the Union
Devotlons, led by $500. The president
Plano solo ... Miss Walker
sketch of Madam Wizards Life.
Mrs. Nutte1
Duet, MY Mothers Bible" mamma.
Mrs. Copeland and Mrs. McItae
Recitation. mo Room for the Boys
Mrs. Harry Strong
sketch Of Grandma Bliss ....
Mrs. d. Stewart
song. "Children's Prayers Miss Leis
Quotations from Miss Wizards
book, "A Great Mother
Song, 1.-THE GIFT" Mrs S. 3. Miller
Hymn, Lead Kindly Light,
The Union
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-03
Two Tall C%himneys.

The electric power plant now being
built for the Philadelphia Rapid Tran
rsit company at Delaware avenue ana
Laurel street. Philadelphia, IS larger
than any such plant now in operation
anywhere in the world, though sew
eral monster concerns of the same
kind nave recently been planned for
other places. This plant is designed
TO furnish all the energy needed to
operate the elevated and subway lines
on Market street and will still have
abundance of mower left for other
uses. says Concrete.
The most interesting feature OF this
plant is the immense chimneys. They
are constructed of re-enforced con-
crete, with points in their design
which make them very different from
the ordinary brick chimney for SINH
lar purposes. While they are spoken
of as IFS feet high hat is only the
length of the chimney, The TOP OF
the chimney Is really 25l feet above
the street level, the bottom of the
chimney being about seventy feet
above the boiler-room floor. The con-
struction is unique in that the boilers
are beneath the chimneys, and the
smoke does not enter them through
"A side flue, but from the bottom,
which is nineteen feet seven inches
above the tops of the boilers. The
chimney lue or core is fourteen feet
in diameter I'm the clear.
Each Of these chimneys serves a
battery or set of eight boilers. Each
boiler has a capacity Of 500 horse
power, so that each chimney has 6,40C
horsepower and the entire eight 81
200 horsepower, In terms of cleo
t"'ritv each set Of boilers will generate
5000 kiIowatts and each chimney will
furnish natural draught for the con-
sumption of $4,000 pounds of coal an
hour.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-03

Our stock of canned goods includes
all the Finest and best known brands.
r. G. PRATT n co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-03
APPEARING OLD
Acts a. a Bar Co Profitable Employ
rfHasHN

You cannot afford 10 grow old.
Tn these dIys of strenuous compe-
iitinn lt b. necessary 20 maintain al
ucarlnce.
no o. Impossible 90 do this without
utaiuing "a luNuriuus growth of hair.
The presenee 1f Dandruff indicates
lnr rfs- nee so a b~arreWinE germ
which lives ana thrives on the roots
af tho hair until be causes total BALD
uHs-
Ncwbro'a Herpieide g. tho onls
known desfroyer Of this pest. and it is
as effective ns BE- is delightful to use
Hcrriride makes aa elegant hail
dressing az we'll a. pandrur cure.
Araeuf ~ suhstifute-fhere o. none
sod hy leading druggists send To-
n ramrs for sample Orb The Herpl.
eide CO.. Detroit. iIl.h TEa aize9
% bad ffD1. To H Brirgs a. a.
Hrelai enf -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-03
.REE EXuIHIIToN

tfEE EXHIBITION
at the merry -gO-rOpnd. the best com
edy wire act by the noted Blondin. ~
vaudeville fame. Every night this
week at : O'Clock Opposite CONNER
cial club.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-03
ITEMS or INTEREST
WEATHER FORECAST.

Washington. Jan. New Mexico
-Fair Thursday. colder tn southeast
portion Friday warmer.
Ariz0ut - Fair Thursday. Friday
warmer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-03
LEGISLATOR ELECT
SERIOUSLY ILL
Operation Nav he Necessary In Case
of Francisco Lucero y Nontoya
Who l. suffering From Attack OF
Appendicitis.

Francisco Lueero y Montoya. MEM
ber-elcct ~ the house or representa-
lives which meets ia Santa Fe Janu-
airy 18TH. IL seriously Hl al his home
ia bs- Duranes with an attack ol
appendicitis, which threatens 70 be
come acute. Mr.. Lucero Is OF rugged
constitution and no fear is held for hil
Recovery. but his physician is under
stood tc have advised an operation
and should this be performed il IL
probable that Mr., Lucero Will be con
fined to his nome for several weeks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-03
AMERICAN M B CO.
BAND WILL BE A WINNER
VIII BE Medic IN of Crack Musicians
and Under Able Direction Expects
to Rank rs Leading Musical Orga-
nixati0n OF the TERRITORY.

Tha American Lumber company
band. aspiring 90 be the leading mysi-
cal organization in the southwest is
Low being organized ny r. W Rcy-
Is. Ellis who viii direct the orea)i1i-
ton. The idea 81 The band Originated
with the Ellis orchestra which q come
posed of employees ~ the big iSmber
company Mr. Reynolds is GO corfaetist
~ ability and there are several icapa-
hie musicians iu the mills Others
nave expressed desire tn cntno to
Albuquerque and fhe result Wiz bc a
musical Organization aaund g. none
ln fho fcsliiou.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-03


warmer
Basket bali game at Casino. Friday.
January T. 1906
Alvin Phele leaves tonight for g
visit In southern California
RI s. McVav. OF Willard. was "a bus
ihess visitor here wednesday
Emitted states Marshal Foraker is in
silver City on a business trip
Well waxea aaor for dance at Ca
sinn after game Friday, January. q.
1907
Extra music By the Ellis orchestra
- the ROLLER skating rink tonight.
Montague Stevens. Of M~agdalena.
arrived IN Albuquerque wednesday.
O. Roberts. of san Antonio. ~. NJ.
was a visitor IN Albuquerque Wednes-
as-
The full Ellis orchestra will furnish
the music Tor the roller skating rink
tonight
r. VI. Russell. a stock grower Of
socarra county ~ IN the city for a few
days gu business
r. A. Clemens. the well known Mag
daiena stock grower, is In The city on
o brief business trim
Charles Reinken. a wcfi known Be-
len buHlless man, was q visitor in Al
%euquerHue "Wednesday
Mrs r. r. Harper left wednesday
FOR New Orleans where she will make
an extended visit % relatives.
EaTu. on IsauarT FAD IA Mr. and
Mrs II f.. FreeIove I'll West Roma
avenue. "a : - pound baby Boy
Mr. ana Mrs George r. Frost have
returned home from a visit e several
werka la Danviilc Illinois. and in CHI
Or j p RASTER chief surgeon Of
the santa Fe. has returned Co his
heashguarters 10 Topeka after a brief
star here
AIRS q q smith. 81 Gallup. has
returned home after a brief visit to
her daughter who De- a student Ing the
UniHerslf~
Engineer d. A. Rousa. ~ tire Santa
Ee has returned from Il visit Of two
weeks 20 Topeka Hc is running out
81 Ninsl0w
r. Montoea. 81 pakersaeld cal.
wnn ness been tho guest of Deputy
sheriff Muntnya fHf q few days letl
last might far Trinidad
Mrs W H. Whiteman. Formerly 81
Albuquerque and now residing ir
southern California; Was m the city
"Wednesday ON her way fn DauVtlle
Traoie where She VIII visit relatives
Mrs r. j. Cowgirl viii leave az once
for san Pedro Msxica 60 join hei
husband who went 10 the southern re
public recently ana who Is now con.
nected with a nrw lumber company
t-
Friday evening January 9 the "Iu'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-03

NIthh faupkh snf fhAfH lad.
Hflh MANIC 30 rk ffllN.
utlif tfnfNHi.hn ffI0h rlulif
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-03

Cut this out and take IL to any
drug store and get a free sample of
Chamberlain's stomach and Liver
Tablets. These tablets are far superior
TO pills. being elsier to take and more
pleasant i'm effect They correct dis
orders Of the stomach. liver and
bowels. FOl sale by all druggists.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-09-20
GIL BERT

Sept. 16.-Albert johnson and
Charles Broterg left last week fol-
Pever, N. D., where they will be EN-.
ployed this fall.
George A. Rogers was Little
Falls visitor Thursday. ~. ....
Miss Esther Broberg, accompanied
by her brother, Fred. left Saturday
for Minneapolis for. short visit
with her brother Ed. 49,.
Clarence Tuttie is slowly convaleso-
ing from severe attack of typhoid
fever. -:.-..>. H.. .-,-..-. 2
N. Henryson left Monday for Little
Falls, where he will serve on the
jury. -------~.- ---.-- 49,. -...
A new bridge has been put in on
the road north of tho school house,
which IL q much needed improve.
meot.
A new addition hiss been built to
the south end of the school house.
It will be used for . wood shed dur.
ing the winters.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-09-20
AUSLAND

Sept. IA. G. Stroming is fixing
up the bridge across Spring brook and
10 doing very good job ...... ;
John Knudson took q load of people
to Fl. Ripley last Saturday. There
was only nine in the wagon. !:
w. B. Jones of Sylvan was in this
vicinity buying cattle last week. :
Grandpa Pilon, Harry Barry, Harry
Snow; Albert Belduc, Tegner and
John Knudson took some cat L. to
Pjllager last Monday. anss-.. a. s.
Fred Lewis went to Brainerd last
Thursday on business. +
: August Thomas went to Fl. Ripley
last Saturday. .r.-..'-
Leslie Austin got hurt the other
day while jumping-.and he is very
lame at present.
It is understood that A. G. Strom-
ing will take Crazy Jane to the
county fair and also some fine foil
blosded short horn yearling stock.
Anthony Brown is doing some
work for Grandma Pilon ut
present.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-09-20
RICE LAKE

Sept. 17.-Mrs. Peter Pratt returned
from Little Falls Tuesday, where she
went to visit her mother, Mrs. ],
Lamb. ..--
A crew of men we're making renairs
on the Platte River b: idge few DAYS
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. C.. Love, A. P.
Carlson and John Lamb were ROYAL.
ton visitors Saturday.
John Lamb took some cattle to
koyalton Monday, where be dispose d
OF them. :
MRS J. F. McNally carried mail
Monday on Route for her husband.
Wash. Love is visiting in Pierx with
his son, James, and family.
Some OF the farmers around here are
blowing now after the rain Of the iirst
of the week. !
Mr.. Moran of East Bellevue ia
threshing in this vicinity. :
Henry Jackson, We hear, has takan
the contract to finish filing IA acrcss
the little lake Of the 500 track.
. Lightning struck . tree on Henry
Loves farm about 10 rods from the
house Friday morning. It Also
struck One Of Mr.. Love hay stacks
on the meadow but little or no dam.
age Was done. -.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-09-20
Bids W anted on
Road Work,

Notice is herohv given that l, the
undersigned. will rec i've bids fer
road work on tho tate roa1 Of
Morrison county locste1 Is follows:
At line bet xeen s =cti N II and Il,
to xnship of Litls Falls. (4O BY on
the 30sh day Of September. 1897. at 10
o'clock Q. y. TO meet ct the house
Of Joseph Raymond In said Township
Also, came dste ut o clock p. -. at
line between cti b 8 aud II, township
of Little Fall. (4Q-3l) and between
SECTION . aad 10, township 81 Aaram
(40:8l). To meet at bridge across
creek on line between sections 8 and
II, Little. sFslls# toWnship. Specifics.
tions will be given 1t time Of letting
contracts and right reserved to reject
any and oil bids.
Dated Sept. 18th. 1907.
Potter Vernig,
80 St County Conn issioner.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-09-20
County Conn issioner.
BRlCkYl4 R|6 )

Sept. l7.-MFs Birch purchased Q
new gvaphapbore LAST week.
Miss Carrie sprandel vas accom-
Iauied to her school BY Vern Savage
Sunday.
Mrs. Savage and daughters returned
home Tuesday night from few
weeks visit with her parents and
relatives in Iowa. -.
Mr.. Qaine las purchased q new
buggy.
Mrs. Della Matteson went to Swan.
vile Tuesday last week to visit with
Mrs. Vanzile for few days and
retained home Monday this week.
Wedding bells ring this week.
Everett and Vern Savage returned
home Saturday form Norris after
working In the harvest fields for few
days.
Mrs. Perry Smith and children of
Little Falls visited at G. T. Smiths
Sunday.
Vim. Manbeck went to Minneapolis
Saturday morning.
Oscar Duclos and Mr.. Bennett went
to P arkertown Sunday.
There was a very small audience
Sunday to hear Rev. Farrell on
account Ut rainy day.
It ia very bad weather for sub
sttitute mail carriers.
There will te preaching at the New
Assembly next Sunday.
Leo. Chambers came home from
Minneapolis Monday. $50
. Christ Larson came down from
Wrenshall Tuesday. where he has
been working at O. Duclos' brick
yard.
Mrs. Della Matteson came home
from Swanville Monday. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Jennie Balm,
who will spend a few days here
visiting friends.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-09-20
DID NOT WANT To KEEP AGREE.
MENT.

A party Of twelve. laborers were
brought up from Minneapolis satur.
day evening by Peter Nelson, con.
tractor on tho 500 road. and com.
fortably lodged in q hotel preparatory
to taking them out to Pierz early Sun.
day morning to work near that town
on the new 500 extension. Mr.. Nelson
paid their fare up here and their
board and lodging according to an
agreement with them.
When the time for departure arrived
two of the party were missing, these
evidently having planned to break
their agreement and start for the
West. But this was not to be. Mr..
Nelson very soon got on to them, and
having found them, he let them know
that they were to keep their agree.
ment or serve time in Jail. This
brought them to time. for they we'll
knew what that mosnt, and the
party, once more whole, embarked
In the wagon and resumed their
journey to tho contractors camp.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-09-20
SULLIVAN Lake

sept to 14-C. e. Look was q
Lake caller Sunday last.
MIR. and Mrs. Even Christensen,
Mrs Gina Endahl and daughters and
Mr.. Walmark, ST., with F. A.. John
son visited Mrs. Ford and daughter
Sunday last.
Mrs. VIM. Lynn and daughter Miss
Edna, visited Mrs. rs. Look Tuesday
last. .
Mrs. Look was quite sick Tuesday.
J. Benton was Lake caller Wednes.
day.
Miss Look visited. with Mrs. Milly
Tomberlin Wednesday and Thursday
E. Christianeon was Lake caller
Thursday.
T. 8. Look cat his hand quite badly
with Ratchet while mending a
broSen oar
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-09-20
PHILBRO0K

Sept 15.-Threshing is in full blast
around here and the grain is turning
out pretty good. The farmers are all
satisfied.
Miss Nora Trout and Connie Sarf
have gone to North Dakato to work.
Mr.. LockneI and Tracy Tschida Of
Staples were at John Tschida's last
Sunday.
J. Perts sold his team for $685. to
Mr.. Farland of Staples.
Miss Esther Eskleson went to Staples
last week to work
The people are all busy cutting
corn.
Chas. Lischo died last week Friday
and Was buried last Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-09-20
STATE ROAD MONEY BEING
PAID OUT.

The omnibus road and bridge ap-
preparation bill which carries an
appropriation of 5000. 900 for each Of
two years ending July 81, 1907 and
July 81, 1908, has been declared con.
stltutional by Attorney General
Young, and State Auditor Iverson has
audited the hrst payments to be made
under this appropfiaoin bill to the
different counties that have presented
their claim. The warrants for the
same have also been drawn. this years
appropriation having become avaiable
August 1. :
The claims that have been paid are
in full of the amount allowed those
counties by the appropriation, with
the exception of Kittson and Nicollet,
the amount of the appropriation for
these counties being $2, 400 and 81, 900
respectively.