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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-22
CHAPTER XII.
Burbank Fires the Popular Hear.

Burbank Fires the Popular Heart.
That was indeed. wild winter at
the state capital,-a carnival of cor
ruption," the newspapers of other
states called It, One of the first of the
BLACK bills" to go through was dis
guised street railway grab, out OF
which Senator Croffut got handsome
counsel Fee of fifty-odd thousand
dollars But as the rout went on, ever
more audaciously and recklessly, he
became uneasy. In mid-February he
was urging me to go West and try to
do something to Curb those internal
grabbers." | refused to interfere. He
went himself, and Woodruff reported
TO me that he was running round the
state house and the hotels like crazy
man: for when he got into the thick
of it, he realized that it was much
worse than 1t seemed from Washing
ton In few days he was back and
at me again.
TITS very strange" said he suspic-
iously The boys say they're getting
nothing out of it, They declare they're
simply obeying orders"
Whose orders" | asked.
II don't know" he answered, his
eyes sharply upon me. But do know
that, unless something Is done I'll not
be returned to the Senate. Wen lose
the legislature, sure. next fall
ut does look that way" | said with
a touch of melancholy. That street
railway grab was the beginning of our
rake's progress. We've been going 1t.
hell hent, ever since"
He tossed his handsome head and
was about to launch into an angry de-
Tense of himself. But my manner
checked him. He began to plead.
You can stop it. Sayler Everybody
out there says you can. And, If am
reelected, I've got good chance for
the presidential nomination. Should
! | get it and be elected, we could form
a combination that would interest you.
think"
1t was beautiful irony that in his
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-22
THE PLUM TREE
CONTINUED from last week.

1t SO happened that had a sense
that to use my assessments for my
private financial profits would be
wrong Therefore, my private for
tune has been wholly the result Of
the opportunities which came through
my Intimacy with Roebuck and such
Others of the members OF my cambine
as we're personally agreeable-or,
perhaps 1t would be more accurate to
say, not disagreeable, for, in the cir
cumstances, naturally saw a side of
those men which a friend must never
see in a friend. | could not help
having toward most of these distlu-
guished clients of mine much the
feeling his lawyer has for the guilty
criminal he Is defending.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-22

you a secret ambition for the presi-
dency-"
Don't talk rubbish, James," | inter
rupted. Those few meaningless votes
In the national convention had added
his common sense. Sit down-calm
yourself-tell me all about It."
He seated bimself and ran his fin
gers through his wet hair that was
being so rapidly thinned and whitened
by the struggles and anxieties of his
ambition. MY Cod" he cried out,
how am punished! When l started
in my public career. ! looked forward
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-22

/ had disliked him when we were boys
in the state assembly together, and,
when | met him again in Washington,
he seemed to me to have all his faults
Of Is years before aggravated by per
sistence in them Finally, I needed
his place in congress for nseful
lieutenant Of Woodruf's and ordered
him beaten for the denomination. He
made bitter fight against decapita
ton, and, as he was popular with the
people Of his district. we had some dit
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-22
CHAPTER xl
Burbank,

1t was through Carlotta that I came
to know Burbank we'll.
He was in the House. representing
the easternmost district Of our state
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-11

Ribbenbapn ben 81. Dcbr. ! beoite
Behold. Sfueipiller &eiffin6 %
Jn. @rbr1ln Carlton bar omboro.
g ats ra u m ].
Meb .Sscar II" anfom Sen 49,.
3rbr. $4,000 Bb. ~frosien ameri-
anif Qafs til &igbenbopn. Smpor-
tsren er Gi1fegrosierer Miffelfen,
.1oipsieI.
6 fiebe nb abnif g tn
Ell pillerin6e o Blu n .
8 c n Sfueipillerin6e, 6rgfen
Amelte &irfegaaro be6 Gre6erifs-
berg Sbcater er foripun0en. Man
antager, at bun er omfommen BED
ct l1lpffestilfnl6e. Den unge Ga-i
mes 6oripin6en bar baft ben itbritc
Opiigt.
s e r II bane<vO b t :
t ionen". De ban1fe Sernba<
ne-JunftionGrerS Organ, iaa bel
lom Sormnnoen for uDan1f SSernba-
nelomfuno" bar erf19ret, at Sing
terne om at Set n%nberor1neoe Yer-
lonale paa &ipbenbapns Sernbane-
Station agteoe at labe rObitruf-
ton" UNDER Sl,letrafifen, er aloeles
g%run6lpie % grebne no at 2uften.
BIpn6ret for 1000
Ser. 80 at &ibbenbapns oRrite
8pller, &olmer og Ssrenien, bar
forleoen plpnoret en- tilreiienbe Bro,
prietGr fra Spllan6 og en- Esmrer<
meter fra &ipbenbapn for 1900
9r. Ser ipille6es 8tllar6, og i 3d.
Bet al en- Simesti6 bar Yropriet9<
rem og ~9gmrermelteren al6ele3 af<
tblanteoe. Bolitiet bar en6nu life
fun6et Spor al 9Dbefnegtene.
Glpgtet ra Germi :
men. Tpmmermeiter Carl Niel-
len fra Moopigs @lIe / &igbenbapn
er foripunbet. Ran antoger, at ban
ODER &amborg er reift til Mmerifa,
me6tagen6e omtrent 10000 &roner.
Carl Niellen far opfprt en- WGngbe
@ien6omme paa Sre6erifsberg og
iDntes life at hnne flare Eerm<
men MI. 4re6itorerne, bpis Sab
regnes til ca. 100000 Ser. oebtoq at
in6giue &lage til Treberifsberg $50
liti ODER bam.
Self erinbe Da.g M a r.
Sill @eilerin6e 9ugmars 8eipg i
CONNER fnptter Der Jig Ell Merf=
bGr6igbe6. aeiierinoen reiite riem-
Zig, l16en at 6e 1riffepenge, Ser for
&ofperionalet pleier at ~reiultere al
ct 6pritebeipg, bleu foroeIte, 90 baa-
Sc poa 6reoensborg og paa Mmalien@
borg goar aoifilliee omfring, Ser
enonu life bar forbunoet beres
Gfuffelie. Man pe6 life, ON ser
foreligger en- Gorglemmelie - Ser.
imob taller (. @fi. Sen O4nltGnbig.
fec, at ser u66eltes 1900 &r. til
5tal6etaten = eller ON &eilerinben
muligpis UNDER tit 0pbol6 / &j6ben-
5abn far felt fig frenfet ober ct ell
.er onbet. Com @tptte for 6enne
Faaitan6 %onfereS> at 0et nDe Sol
:narfalf, @rep Moltfe, life bar fun
set Noabe for benbes pine.
8e6 man for pbrigt, bpao set TO-
ter @eiierinoen at reiie2 Selp /
sjpbenbapn, bpor aeHerinoen for en-
Del er @iG1t, foiteoe ben6es Sol
)oloning 500 ST. ON Gngen. Og.
er far peret Mar, bnor u6gifterne
bar peret oppe poa 5000 Ser. pr.
Gag. Men ga 4eiierin6m iom be-
fen0t er Ell at Sc rigeite Rer1oner /
europa, lpiller oisle GUNNER olbe<
les ingen Holle for benbe.
6 Sporbeistr + e
bar anmel6t at iflllle taoe lin Be=
JDnoelie ouer belle 9ooe6i ta6enS
SporuejsiD1tem 2. geptaars6og, o9
bpis Ser life forinben CT opnaact
Operensfomit mellem Sunttionerer
% Gporpejsielifabet, CT ben oltlaa.
I'LL / f11l6 @ung. $ bpert 6olb CT
Der al Gl,nftionerernes Srganii2a.
tion gipet Motits ON, at Gtreiten
ifl1l6e begpnbe 2. Mptaars6ag, otter
at Gorleg poa Gorlig intet babbe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-11

Belle bar MI 1858 SSn6bpg-
Jere moo 1920 be6 1olfetqllingen
oen l. 6ebruar.
&pibbierg so oroeren,
g. 0ellematn 8nu6ien, er al $pie-
iteret tn0itillet til 8enao6ning laa-
leoes at Gs0sitraffen foronores til
5lsgtbuS paa 2ipsti6.
en- ubDe9eIig 8eret
n ling $ 9fipe 29geoitritt er
Der Nobember Moane6 anmelot %
1ilfqloe at Gnat, 6eraf 6e % paa
2anoet. Set lp6er 10 Iigefrem ubpg=
geligt.
6 gSoa1 RoIfberf
neo Mariager meo tilbpren6e ca.
u.
II T1r. 2anb er iolgt til ct an6et
attiefelifab, &ongsoaI Cement %
aulfpert, for $4,000 @r. Ooer=
tagelie 1. Salni 1907. Set npe
attieielifab bar &obe6iebe / Ris=
benbabn.
S 2 S Mar bap6e 2erer 6.
S. $Di6egaar6 beret aniat oeo MaI-
borg &omuneifoIe i ii6ite Maane6.
&an er en- opgtig og afbol6t 2erer>
iom gientagne @ange bar befle6t
G%tlli6Sbberb paa Gfolens Omraa6e.
Gor Iioen er Fan iaale6es Meolem
at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i Malborg IN
6enfor DanmarfS 2ererforening.
RrtGi 1t e u. "a @obogre.
8oitar anton %. SEMEN, iom maot=
te gaa uo,af Golfefirfen, foroi bans
Opfattel1e of &riitus life Itemte
oberens meo Gtatsfirfens, % font
1enere bar bapt en- lille Wenigbe6 /
Narbus, leber MI / $780, Gottig6om
og Gbg6om / Marbus. Ser er lat
en- Sno{amling / Gang til Goroel
for bam.
~ Den 70 + b usn b.n f.
man6 Sacoben fra &alb=
rimmeu, Der fornplie foripan6t
paa en- Sagttur UNDER gaa6efuloe
S1nitanoigbeoer og ienere blep ef=
teripgt af ct belt 9un6re6e Menue-
FER, mi bar gibet 2ipstegn fra fig.
Sans Getter, &ipbmano Ebellefen
Banbrup, mootog ct 8reb fra bam>
Der bar afie,ot fra @amborg. Bre=
bet CT fort og Inn en Bbn ON en-
$iGlp paa $50 @r. til at lippe ouer
Ntlanten for. San Bab6e, ga ban
gif bort, tun 40 ST. boS fig, og 6o
ban anfom til @amborg, oar 8e-
boloningen fDun6en in6 til S Snort,
bborefter ban ogiaa, men forgiRbeS,
er gaaet. run6t / 6enne 8p for at
faa Mrbei6e.
Det er efonomiife Eager, ser bar
orebet oen ellers retifafne og of=
bol6te Man6 paa Slugten. Set me-
mes, at @iRl6en er oHlfring beo 20
$4,000 St. Seen efter at Rieb<
man6 EbelleKen bobbe raaoIaaet
meo $opeofreottorerne, afien6te ban
De $50 Ser. til &umborg. &an
er mtagelig 1trafs efter Mo6tageI-
fen reilt til Mmerifa.
6 m e rifanf Ere
/ Dnnmarf. Brebrene Bin=
banoler $. 8intber, &ipbenbaon, og
CARRIER Z. Bintber, SAILS, eier /
Jqlleslfab en- BIantage poa SO
36r. 2an6 6aarlig Sor6 @t for
$als 8p 10 til @attegat. Sc bar Der.
la6et plante mango forifiellige
.5lagS Naa[etrper - Iige fra De al
minoeligite Mrter at @ran til ben
49, for 9nnmarfs ELECTROMAGNETIC -
lial6neite Irt al GDr, nemlig en-
amerifanif Gprreart, 8anfSfDr, for
ct finoe ben art, iom be6it Tan trt-
.bes UNDER be ben6ipsielife Sorbol6.
8anfsfDrren plnnte6es for fer1te
Gang Danmarf for 3 Mar iiben i
8rb6rene Bintbers YIantoge iam-
men me6 forifiellige andre Mrter al
Gran % Gbr.
Otter 6isfe 3 MarS GorIeb bar
oct MI biit fig, at Banfsfpr berer
Briien biem. Sc fleite Blanter at
De an6re Arter er nemlig gaaet no,
meoens @anfsfDrren bar 1aaet en-
- EaHE m. . 49, 80 - =. EF1IEAItIr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-11

a1gaaeroe Gorarbeiberne III Dpfe.
relien at ariitiansborg e. mofom-
men ~ Gilbuo. gapetbpoenoe
.blep Gpmrermeiter Dgcar &gbler o.
Notwithstanding Esmrermelter
8rul1n &orner,,p.
9 u n g g / g Q e
BIZ n be n. On ing figbenbabnif
@roSiereroatter gioroe / Sommer,
linens bun % ben6es Gamtlie OPS
bolot fig Sornbef, 8efien6tifab
.meo en- llng tpif Game, % 8enita-
bet blep iaa inoerligt at Sen l,1ge
Eige 2gbH al gfteraaret fit og tog
imo6 en- Sn0bp6elie til at beige lin
rtpe 8enin6e i 9pflan6. Sun reilte
%altiaa, men MI er to Maane6er
%forlpbne iioen Mfreiien, % be6 I'm,
oeribgelier, iom 6%orel6rene bape
anitillet ! EDfflan6, er set opIplt, at
Ser paa bet paagieloen6e 5teo iii
gen Camille ftn6es al set opgipre
Nabn. Ser fan 11eppe bort 1piol
em, at ben nnge Game bar pnret
@ienitano for ct @niglsb fra r6er
bpibe slapeban6el"s SIDE.
80 gen &irfe bliper /
gar 500 @lar garnmel. SSubilaet
sfeires beo en- @uostieneite, be6 bpil.
fen 8iifop 8alslep bill tale.
60 mme FL norbiif 8 e I.
t c t t ct en6nu life uobso
paa Qollan6. Yao Sro6s af fine
80 Nar foretager gamle Sernitpber
Bol1lien iWeoribo nniten bper9ug en-
lille Gpaoieretur til 8anbbolm og
biem igien. ~@n lille 2-Miles
6paoleretur for Motionens @fplo,"
- flyer ban.
s-a-# ..rF ... -
g g e r fob. 8e6 Dc
bgiitbeifatteoes @alg til ct moro.
fpnf Sogneraa6 fit 3 afgaaenoe
Meolemmer 6eres Spogre bolgt. st
4be Me6lem bob6e ogiau facet fin
Spoger paa 2iiten, ban opnaaeoe
lige mango @temmer meo Ell an.
ben, men fal6t be6 2o6trefning
@m maa ftge, Ser er go6 Toritaael,
lie / Sc Samilier.
petroleum 8ren.
ben. st mRrfeligt l1bel6 fete
forleben Sag / @6r. &trfebD. @n
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fra @pflp,
bing ifuloe no me6 en- ny SCRIP.
ming, men 90 8ognen befan6t fig
5mi0t / Sbr. &irfebp, iful0e 6en Dige
til 5i6e for en- onoen 8ogn, boilfet
reiultere6e i, at 0ogrten git / @ref,
ten. 8entilen / Eanfen iprengtes
og oennes Snobol6 - ca. 1900
Botter Betroleum - Ipb no ODER
Sla9ter &eteriens &ape oe ne6
8rgn6en.
6 bruta GolbtGg
blep forle0en forebet moo en- ung
Eige, Gina 9eielien, ser tiener paa
@naroen &riitinebpi tnt beo Sell
iingpr. Sun bapbe bnret / 8elpp
bos fine 6orelore / Eerne peo @l1r-
re % bleo fulgt biem al en- ung
Scarf, Ser ligelom bum ielp tiente
paa ariitinebpi CO bar fra iamme
8p. SEQ 8tllae1 vGfoblpit" Tom
en- M%rbeiosman6, Mnoer G%arlien,
faloen Gb1lin, til oem og be9pnote
at prpgle Sen unge &arl, iom lob
fin @ei for at itoffe &iGlp. Ser
poa angreb ban 8igen, iom pagreoe
Zig paa set fraftiglte; bun fit UNDER
&om1pen fine &le6er ien6errepne,
men Inn gao Jig life en6oa. aaoers
Beier liar maatte 1pnge benoe iro
imoo ct Stenger6e, bporpe0 bun tit
Sit gagbopeo it9rft forIdaet, ibreu6
ban 1T in Billie lie: Den6s g:tts
BolotGgten Tom Sen bortlebne &arl
% bans @usbon6, Gaar6eier Slien,
til, men 6e formaae6e life at finot
8igen / Merfet, oels for6i anglen
Dor forpirret, % oels foroi Gina
gsielien bap6e miltet Bepioltbeoen
og iaaleoes bar noe al @tan6 til at
beioare Sc to lbgen6e Manos @aab.
@n 9ilnes Gi0 ienere fon6t 6og bel
oigpis nogle forbigaaen6e 9egl-
pGrfsorbejoere Gina og fiji ben0e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-11

.9WEar 4tE4E8 S-R. .EBE FE4-lN&i
: -
-.
- oo!tl1'ep wy yegler Ssltlellole
-. 80 SIp't1au' =" SUE
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eesnss ous1Iu'l Du'' 2 ~.
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49, "'eO 'luu ~''o1el'e ~
a s'l W. '"p'D''ne W :" ~
o'etuSeA 'S''u'''''1'"s
4. =
, 80 :"
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or.s:ugr'' e ~ - - ~" ''p"'',
w. ~ o -.'
xor gs p9Ieu .ry
orn;na
hoh ,naas e.-uks..rasA~ar~
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49, 90 ~ - ~ Co.,
ou
% J,
$50 0'
an ~
Sror ,;,o,, +, al ~, 49,
forh,,o cs5o,, - fonra ;nb
,,rnor So, e,,n forht ,orn ;o;o,
non, n,o, ,,f,.ao 81
mo-an;naeaaxr ~ r.
o. @,.:Sn m:a.
s.r. msss.ma
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"~
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wv 90
lpute: pwl q .
49, Ssue1ea : '%.'pp..e puu 0ul<
~ ~ 1o
~ :" "@sa DeVus''.S " .ot!e
oe'' ~ ''se' uos
iaa fom Sen femme Sro,t men eftpr<
'Iere o"e " wv ~ &eHto.
' 'au ~eue os'e9 oNu'
luI.1' -" ivy tonl pel "oeea
~ 49, ~o1' ~ gleD p'"lu't ~
Dlsl'"' y" ouO D'ep 'ut<
w. e 81" me" 1o"' l'Se iou
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Wye 1pOsllw W. 4uu oe'"eoes
oo1rs1.9l N"o' pe1eS ~" nl9'''pe
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w. % ''"uu '"e' 'pe seut'ollef'
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27

leave Albuquereueue tomorrow morn
ing a tf1e:20 a. m. on No. 3 Tor Silver
City, where on Friday afternoon thirty
candidates will be led across the
burning sands.
The advance guard viii arrange for
the public parade and business meet
ing. hotel accommodations and FOR
several jaunts around Silver city
while the visiting mobiles are in the
Grant county metropolis.
The main caravan, consisting 81
thirty mobiles from this city, several
from Santa Fe, Las Vegas, Ration and
other sections Of the territory, about
fifty in all, viii leave this city Thurs
day morning IN No. 9, arriving at the
oasis Of Silver City hat night.
P%otentate Thomas y. Wilkerson
spent yesterday In the capital AMI
while there he arranged with a mum p
Der of the Santa Fe members of Bal
Tut Abyad to join the caravan.
The membership Of Ballut Abyad to-
day Is 392 active members, but Satur-
day morning il will have 422, as the
class Of thirty are said to be pretty
tough men, willing to face the terri
bic dangers of the ~scorching sands,
untlinchingly.
ANY member Of the lodge who de-
sires to accompany the caravan. ana
who has not yet secured his accom-
modations, should notify Harry Bull
lard, recorder, at once. so that he can
arrange for accommodations on the
train, going and coming.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27
ARRIVES
TO SECURE Mr..
MERR|MAN
.PASKILL WILL ALSO
BE SHIPPED WEST
Troublesome CaIifOrnianS to be
Taken Off Hands Of Local
Authorities-BoId Bad Bill
E8tiS of Arkansas Still SurIy

Eddie Mepriman. the man arrested
nst week By Chief Of Police Thomas
NcMlIlin. upon a description furnish
cd by the Los Angeles police. who
emerge him with grand larceny, viii
probably be returned to Los Angeles
This weel,.
Jamed Hosick. detective OF the An
gel Cftyi police department. arrived
here yesterday morning for the pur-
pose Of taking Merriman back to Cal
ifornia to stand trial.
When Chief McMillin wired the Los
Angeles authorities last week of the
Incarceration OF Merriman, Detective
Husick went TO Sacramento TO procure
%requisition papers for the return Of
Mcrriman. After getting the papers,
Husick forwarded them on to Cover
nor George curry at santa Fe. follow
ing q day later.
Mir. Hosick called up Governor Cur
ny over the long distance phone yes
terday afternoon to inquire whether
he would honor the requisitiOn papers
or not, but what viii be done is prob
lematical.
Detective Hosick expects to stay in
Albuquerque several days.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Barnett, Of
oakland. Cal. viii start from that city
this morning for Albuquerque to get
Fred paskill. the youth arrested here
recently. and wanted in oakland for
breaking his parole and grand lar
cony. according to a message received
yesterday by Chief Of Police Thomas
McMilliu.
Merriman and Paskill, the two men
tu ho taken back to California this
week. played important roles in the
attempt to break Jail Saturday night,
Pil Estes. the Arkansas jail break
or and leader in the local attempt,
sun maintains "a sullen and moody at
tltude. An officer from the razor
back state is expected here soon to
take Bin back To Arkansaw.
The damage to the city jail, done
BY the three men, is being repaired,
and IL Is not likely that a second at
tempt can be made by other prisoners
tu force their way out Of the bastile.
The wall viii be strengthened and the
woodwork made more secure.
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co N M|SIO Ne Rs
INSPECT THE
TAX ROLLS
Sundry Bills for Bridge and
Dyke Work Approved by the
County Board at Meeting
Yesterday,

Resides going over and approving
the tax rolls for 1907. the Bcrnaltllo
county commissioners disposed OF
quite 20 bit of other important bust
ness. al their special meeting yester-
day morning al the court house.
County Assessor S. Grunsfeld pro-
duced the tax rolls for the year, and
thc increases and decreases ordered
made by the assessor and his deputies
were approved In double quick time.
The bin OF II. Garcia for protect
ing the Barclas bridge on the north
side Of the Atrisco approach, for
$50. so. was allowed n ordered paid.
Garulc and Garcia were allowed
slGG for repair work on the Barelas
BRIDGE.
Juan II. Duran was appointed as
slstuut janitor of the court house dur
ing The session of the district court.
a note dated May 4. 1906. fot
$4,000, for bridge work. was ordered
paid By the commissioners out of the
bridge fund.
Hon. Alfred Grunsfeld presided
over the meeting with Commissioner
VI. r. Springer and ,Policarpio Ar
MILO present.
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For prompt and courteous treatment ana
the very choicest Of meats you will make no
TIE North Third street-Or telephoning your
order iu.
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ARTISTIC PICTURE FRAMING.
REASONABLE PRICES. SIIOWEIII
x kINiNiER STUDIO. 3f3 ~ CEN
TRIAL AVE.
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Subscribed and sworn Go before nae. This
goth day 81 August. 1907
r.. r. M'tANNA.
tSeall Notary Public
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CONNECTING UP
THE ALAMEDA LINE
District Manager of the Colorado
Company Goes to Valley Town With
Force of Men To Finish Work.

a. y. Graham, district manager Of
the Colorado Telephone company,
went 10 Alameda yesterday to super
wise the work Of connecting the Ala
media oil line with the Bernalillo eN-
change.
The work Of enclosing the Alameda
wires In a huge case To prevent IN
clement weather from hindertng the
service, was completed several weeks
ago, hut the actual work of cutting
the line into the B|ernalillo office viii
he done his week.
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IHrut 70 The Interior. Land pnlce e
De- Sew Mexito. August -. 1897
.e Is hereby given that Virgil SPARKS
auqu rque. 81. NJ, las filed notice -
Intention o. make final usmmutafiHl
IH support af bis claim. viz Home
d Entrr Na sos. made December la
ia fr the p Section -. Township 10
II Rance o. and that said proof VII Pc
mala afaHe &C. " 81 ptara. United states
1aart cammlssisner AZ Albuquerque ~ ~
ul u.faIer g 1s0--
Ne HaHrrs the f~ailaminE witnesses o. prove
Hlr continuous rarileuce uuan. and ruIffa
unn ar the land slE Allan a. Bone. Mar
alrIfs Allerete Edward B. uferu. Manuel
ha pe an 81 Aihuouerque
MANUEL r. OTERo
Register
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tEot Coal IAnd.)
NOTICE FOR PTRIICATION.

u~erartmeNt of the Interior. Land Onice a'
santa De. n. NJ. August -. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Amhrocie
1auahsz ~ Old Albuquerque. ~ NJ. has
t'e' nafirc Of bis intention 20 make final
ON. selr proof in support Il his claim, viz
Homestead Entry NO. 1.10o. made July 3
-1I- f.r the sEa Section g. Township 81.
t1He tEW and that said proof viii De
mode before H vs.. 8 oiero. United state,
''lrt Commissioner az Albuquerque. -. N,
H October g 1907.
it names The following Witnesses to prove
ae H~.Htnuaus rcrIdsnce upon. and cuit-
f'n 10 Che lana. viz; Feliciano chavez.
pr IfH chavez salvador nara. MlEdaleua
ha"A al nf Old Albuquerque y. ~
MANUEL r. OTEBo.
Register