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NO TROOPS IN FOURTH

San Francisco. Cal, June 22-In
reply to an invitation requesting par
ticipatioa of United States troops in
the Fourth of July parade, General
Frederick Funston sent a communica-
ton that has caused much discussion
among the members of the committee
having in charge the coming celebra-
tion. After thanking the committee
for the kind invitation, General Fun
ston said he was 10th to parade his
men in the streets, ito be-" as he is
quoted, @sneered at and jeered at by
an dawhipped mob" A special COM
mittee was appointed to consider the
matter and decide whether or not
any reply should be made.
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Select Northwestern Athletes.

Seattle, Wash, June 22.-AthleteS
of this city. Portland, Tacoma. Spo-
kane and other cities will take part
today in the try-outs for the honor of
representing the Pacific Northwest in
the Amateur Athletic unions tourna
ment at the jamestown exposition on
next fall. Added local interest is Civ
en- to the meet because of the fact
that Dan Kelley the worlds champion
sprinter, will meet Joe eParson, who
was considered the fastest man on the
coast when a student at the University
of Washington.
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San Francisco, June 22.-The stu
| alton here in connection with the tel
| egraphers strike is quiet. Upon con
servatfve estimate about 200 men are
out. The service is maintained in the
] offices of both Western Union and
Postal companies by officials, includ
| ing chief operators and wire chiefs
with a few men and women who re
fused to strike. An attempt will be
| made to bring new operators here.
Both Postal and Western Union of
| ficials insist tnat they will hold NO
conferences with the officers of the
union. If they remain Obdurate, the
telegraphers of other cities may be
called out, thus tying up the CONNER
cial business of the West.
Superintendent May. of the West
ern Union, said today that over one
third of the usual force of operators
were working. A speedy increase in
the number of men is expected. as ap-
pIications for employment are coming
il. All former employees will be dealt
with as individuals, the company alb
solutely refusing to recognize the un-
ion in any manner May denied the
statement of President Small that the
company had refused to treat with tne
employees of refused requests for in
creased wages. At the Postal office it
was claimed that nearly one-third of
the former force was working.
The places of striking street car
men, it is announced by the officers
of the United Railroads, are fast be-
ing filed. 1t is hoped that the local
strike will be settled before the peace
conference called by the Cancellation
committee takes place.
Strike Was Authorized.
New York, June 22.-Deputy Presi-
dent Konekamp, of the Telegraphers'
Union, said today: The reported in
terview quoting me as stating that
President Small would be disciplined
by the executive board as result of
the strike at San Francisco, is abso-
lutely untrue. Nor has any member
of the executive board made such a
statement There will be a meeting OF
the board this afternoon to discuss
the present situation, and until after
that time no one has authority to say
what position the board will take. The
strike at San Francisco had been le-
gally authorized by the board last Fri
day before the companies showed
disposition to accede to anything.
Since making my official report to
President Small, have not been able
to get in touch with him, and have
nothing but newspaper reports to go
on
Operators Bound for Frisco.
Ogden, Utah, June 22.-Two car
loads of telegraph operators from the
East, il charge of six Pinkertons,
passed through Ogden this morning
on the way to San Francisco They
are To take the nhaceS of strikers
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WILSON SAYS MEAT PRICES
ARE DUE TO PROSPERITY

Washington. June 21.-In the opin-
ion of secretary of agriculture Wilson
the increase in the price of meats is
due to the fact that people are pros
porous, and are eating more meat,
and farmers are not raising as many
cattle as formerly. In his opinion the
claim that packers in Chicago advanc-
ed prices in order to meet their losses
as a result of the meat inspection, is
incorrect. New York and the east
have buyers at Chicago" said Wilson,
'tald they compete too sharply for
Chicago alone to fix prices
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ambassador of tine United States to
Great Britain was unveiled and form
ally dedicated today. Former Presi-
dent Grover Cleveland, in whose first
cabinet Mr. Bayard was secretary of
state, and who appointed him ambas-
sador, was the principal speaker, his
address being a glowing eulogy of his
former cabinet adviser, political asso-
ciate and personal friend. Judge Geo.
Gray, of this city Who has been men
toned as a Democratic presidential
possibility, also spoke briefly in intro
ducing Mr.. Cleveland.
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W. s. Prayers beautiful residence
on South Main is offered for sale for
the first time. Business reasons only
induce Mr.. Prayer to part with his
fine home. We nave al exceptionally
low price on this property for the
next 80 days. Will be pleased to show
it to any prospective purcnaser.-Carl
ton & Bell.
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Rohemian eymnastie Meet.

Prague, Bohemia. June 21.-Twelve
thousand gymnasts. representing all
European nations and the United Stat
es. are taking part in the Bohemian
gymnastic sokols or tournament inau-
gurated here today Over 800 Bohe-
milan gymnasts from the United States
including large delegations from New
York. Chicago and Milwaukee, are en-
tered
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POSTPONE Reunion.

Bastrop, Tex, June 21.-The reun-
ion of the J. D. Sayers camp of United
Confederate Veterans, originally set
for today, has been postponed to next
Wednesday. Veterans all over this
section are manifesting great interest
in the coming celebration, which is
expected to eclipse any of its kind
ever held here.
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Naval Militia Anniv.rsarx.

New York June "A gre1t parade
on Riverside drive, which was review
ed by Governor Hughes and Asst.
Secretary of the Navy Newbe-ry was
held today 10 celebrate tle sixteenth
anniversary Of the formation of the
New York state naval militia The
West Indial campaign medal awarded
81 congress 10 he officers and crew
OF the cruiser Yankee WAS 'orma'.y
D eEelted
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Fear Chinese Uprising,

Annoy, China, June pa feeling of
apprehension pervades the foreign qua
rter here today, due to the rumor that
a general uprising of the Chinese
against the white devils" will take
place on Monday. that being the date
reported to have been set for the mas
sacre. The leader of the insurgents
has issued an address appealing to the
people to take up arms against the in
vaderS
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one of the gang statesmen" of the
Territory, will be heard at Aztec. The
Interior Department is interested in
this case and will have a special ag-
ent there to represent it, as the ac-
tions of Pendleton are alleged to have
been in connection with public land
transactions. A NJ. Edwards, member
of the Bureau of immigration, who
is preparing the papers in the Pendle-
ton suit, was accused of contempt and
given a hearing, but was promptly
acquitted.
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partmouth Commencement.

Hanover, N. H., June 22.-Oratori
cal contests in Dartmouth hall for the
class of 1866 prizes and the Barge gold
medal, to be held this evening, will il
augurate the 13Sth annual commence
ment of Dartmouth college. The bac-
calaureate sermon will be delivered to
morrow by the Rev. Gains Glenn At
kins, of Detroit. At the alumni meet
ing Tuesday Hon. Theodore E. Burton,
of Ohio, chairman of the rivers and
harbors committee of the house, will
deliver the principal address.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-06-22

Paris, June 22.-The Chamber of
of Deputies today vetoed practically
unanimously all clauses of the wine
fraud bill previously adopted sepa-
rately, thus enabling the government
to put the measure into immediate eff
feet and remove the principal griev-
mainder of the clauses will be taken
up without delay.
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Oklahoma chautauoua.

Oklahoma City, Okla, June 22-
WHAT promises to be the most success
full Chautauqua assembly ever held in
Oklahoma opens tomorrow with SER
mon by DIR. Frank Gunsaulus, of Chi
cago Among other speakers engaged
are William j. Bryan, Governor Folk.
of Missouri. Senator LaFollette of
Wisconsin, and Senator Dolliver of
Iowa
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Prof. Stephenson has been rendered
the principalship of the Lakewood
school, and we understand will as
sumo control thereof in September
Prof. Stephenson served as principal
of our nigh school during the past
year and proved himself scholar and
educator-Artesia News
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Kansas City. June 22.-Cattle re-
ceipts, 1000. Market steady. Southern
steers, 3.30@5.5O; southern cows, 2.25
@3.75: stockers and feeders, $3.50
400: bulls. 3.OO@5.00; calves. $500
SIS: western fed steers, 4.50@6.50;
western fed cows, 2.25@4.50
Sheep receipts none. Nominally
steady
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Owing to the inclemency of the
weather last Sunday. Rev. ]. w. Smith
of the NJ. E. church, South, did not
preach to the old people as was his
intention at the morning hour, but will
do so next Sunday morning and at the
evening hour ne will preach to the
young gentlemen and lady clerks,
bookkeepers and office help of the city
All of the young people of the city
should hear this sermon.
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Extend Railway Notes.

New York, june 22--An extension
of six months has been granted to the
syndicate which underworld the $5,-
100, 900 issue of Kansas City Southern
railway notes, the agreement regard
Tag which was to have expired to-
day. The notes were underwritten at
95 per cent and interest. less an un-
derwriting commission of 216 per cent
It Is reported that over half OF the
issue has been Sold
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Look Out For Our WAGON,

Our tank wagon is marked Inde-
pendent and is on the streets of Ros-
well from a. m, until 6 p. m, each
and every day during working days.
II you want to hit tae Standard Oil
Trust solar plexus blow. stop our
wagon and try our goods. We must
have your support, both moral and
real to live. If the consumers win act
as they talk we win do the rest.
THE SUPERIOR REFINERY co.
Independent Refineries.
76-tf. Phone Az.
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kinn Gives Party.

London, June 22.-Over 5000 of the
social elect of England and other
countries. including many Americans,
were the guests of King Edward and
Queen Alexandra at garden party at
Windsor castle today.
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Brvan in Texas.

Fort Worth, Tex, June 22.-William
Jennings Bryan is expected here to-
morrow and Ia the evening will open
the Fort Worth CifaItauqua with an
address oa The Prince of Peace"
The NebrasSan is highly popular in
this section of Texas and many yisi-
tors from other cities and towns will
come here to hear him
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OIL OIL OIL.

If you want good goods at honest
prices, call up Phone 412 AID ask our
wagon to deliver you our high-grade
oil or gasoline. Give us a trial and let
us convince you.
THE SUPERIOR REFINERY co,
Independent Oil Refineries.
T6-tf phone A19
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BANK AT LAKEWOOD
OPENS JULY THfF

The Lakewood National Bank will
ope7 its doors for business on July
3rd The stockholders and directors
OF the bank are mainly people in
and around Lakewood, but 1t is un-
derstood that the new institution has
strong outside backing. The officers
are as follows: q. C. Cook. president; /;
J. B. Roberts. vice president; B. F.
Pearman, cashier. Among the stock
holders are Jonn w. Poe and Nathan
Jana, of this city.
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HYde-McGuire Weddinq.

Winchester, Va, June 22.-Miss Le-
liza Moss Mcclure and Lewis Living
stone Hyde, of New York, were mar
ried at noon today in Christ church.
The bride is a niece of Colonel Harry
st. George Tucker, president of the
jamestown exposition. Mr.. Hyde is
Yale graduate, a prominent lawyer
and well known clubman of the metro
polls After honeymoon in Europe
Mr. and Mrs. Hyde will reside il New
York
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]. E. Dill the shooting gallery man.
who attended the alfalfa festival at
Artesia yesterday, says the town did
itself proud in the entertainment of
guests from all the Valley towns. The
barbecue at nooa was one of the best
ever given anywhere. The bronco
busting, baseball games, and other
features were all splendid.
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Office.

Bids will be received at the Office
Of the Commonwealth Water Co. at
Barstow, Texas, until 400 D. m, July
10th, 1907, for the drilling of a $500
foot well; plans and specifications
furnished on application. Address all
communications to A E Hayes, Sec,
Barstow, Texas 97t1O
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g Chicago. June 22-The in s
9 ter-Oeean today says: Passen- {
@ ger rates on all railroads in &
3 the United States will re re-
@ duced to two cents a mile, &
g beginning July 1st. This was &
g the decision reached in Chica- z
g go yesterday. after a long &
g and heated discussion by the &
g leading presidents of all west &
@ ern and trans-continental rail- &
g roads. 1t was not a formal e
g agreement, but it is equally g
g binding, as two large roads do e
6 ing trans-continetal busi- 6
6 ness are said to have served g
g an ultimatum to the others 2
g that they would put the rate &
9 into effect Immediately unless {,
6 such agreement was reached. e
g g
g g g g g g g g g g g 3 2 q &,
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Rrenare for the Fourth.

New York, June 22.-Fireworks and
firecrackers made their appearance
in New York shops today and the
small boy has already commenced to
provide a stock of noise makers for
the ever glorious Fourth. Under the
city law, fireworks may be sold Only
between the dates of June % and July
10tS
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Mrs. N. A. Malloy left this morning
for her home at Weatherford. Texas.
Mrs. Malloy has been here for the
past six weeks. attending the bedside
of her son, Jack Malloy, who died last
Tuesday morning.
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New Railroad Schedule.

The following new timetable went
ilto effect yesterday morning on the
P. ". & N. e. Ry., railroad time:
South Bound.
Arrive, daily, CPS D. m.
Depart, daily, 6:35 d. m.
North Bound.
Arrive. daily, so a. m.
Depart, daily, 9:O5 a. m.
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NO SESSION OF COURT IN
HAYWOOD TRIAL TODAY

Boise. Idaho, June 22.-Tlere was
no session of court in the Haywood
case today. Judge Wood having refus-
ed to order the jury to acquit, Clar-
enee S. Darrow will make the open
ing statement for the defense next
Monday.
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the music at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow will be in charge of
Miss Adelia Morgan. At the morning
hour she will be assisted by Mrs. r.
S. Cook, and in the evening Miss Mer-
rimon, of Raleigh, N c., will assist.
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SECRETARY GARFIELD
AT SALT LAKE CITY

Salt Lake City, Utah, June 22.-Sec-
retary of the Interior Garfield and
Land Commi Ballilger arrived
here this morning. They came to in
vestigate in a general way matters
connected with the Department of the
Interior and the U. S. Land Office
Tney go to Cheyenne tonight.
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ROSWELL TEAM BEAT
ARTESIA EOuR

The Roswell base ball team went
down to Artesia Friday morning and
played the Artesia team there in the
afternoon, defeating them by the
score of four to nothing. Gallegos
pitched for the Roswell team and
struck out seventeen men, allowing
but one hit. Osborne was in the box
for Artesia, and the Roswell boys
secured six inits. Reeves will pitch
for Roswell today
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The work at the we'll of the Spring
River Oil Company has been delayed
the last few days by reason of a bit
becoming lost in the well, but it is
expected that it will be taken out to-
day
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Kansas City, June 22-Jefferson
Brumback, a pio1 eer lawyer of this
city, died this morning in a sanitar-
ium at Excelsior Springs, aged 10. He
was a brigadier general of the Union
army in the Civil War.
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Cook-M avfeeI.

Probate Judge Evans this morning
united in marriage, Mr.. A. ]. Cook and
Miss L. H. Mayfeel. Tle couple are
both young people, and will make
their home at the Orr Farm.
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The Grill Cafe went out of business
this morning. Creditors of the con-
cer1 swooped down on the place and
gathered quite a number of the furn
ishings. SO that the proprietor was
forced to quit business.
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MILLION DOLLAR IRRIGATION
WORKS IN cOIFAx COUNTY

Santa Fe New Mexican, June 10.
Articles of Incorporation for anota-
er private irrigation project in Colfax
county were fled yesterday in the of
fee of the Territorial Secretary. The
name of this latest enterprise is the
Cimarron Valley Land Company, and
the total authorized capitalization is
placed at $1,000. .00c
According to the charter It Is the
purpose OF the company to construct
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Monument to Rayard,

presence OF an immense concourse of
people the memorial statue to Thomas
f. Bayard. former United States sena~
tor former SECRETARY OF state and frst
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MuTINEERs RETURN

Agde. France, June 22-Six hund-
red men of the 17ta Infantry who mu-
TIMED yesterday and marched to Be
ziers under arms, returned to their
barracks here early today
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For Sale,

My house and three lots at Wash
ington and Fifth. See any member of
the Roswell Realty Board or
93tf. F. E. BROOKS
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Lon C. Cottingham is in from the
Uncle Harry Robinson ranch, so miles
east of Roswell. He will be here sew
eral days visiting nome folks.
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George NJ Smith came in from the
ranch yesterday and will be in tae
city for a few days.
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GOVERNOR CURRY HAS
SAILED FOR NOME

Governor Curry left the Philippines
ON June 18TH. and should reach San
Francisco about July 18th. From there
he VIII 20 directly to washington
and will cali ON the President at Oys-
ter Bay before going to Santa Fe-
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.

Roswell, N. NJ. June 22-Tempera-
ture--Max-, 80; min. So: mean. 72.
Precipitation, 90; wind N. E., veloc-
ity 8 miles; weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Sunday; stationa-
ry temperature.
M. WRIGHT,
Omcial In Charge.
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FOR SALE Land with water, $2C
an acre.-Mrs. Nell R. Moore, rear
American National. 97t3
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]. E. and l. o. Bevan, of Lake Ar
thur, and s. E. Bevan, of Haviland
are in the city today.
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Taft Returns to WASHINGTON.

Washington. June 22.-Secretary of
War Taft returned this afternoon
from his western trip.
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j. F. Stark and wife arrived this
morning from Plano, Texas, to look
over the Valley, and are stopping at
the Grand Central.
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TWO CENTS
PER MILE
ALL ROADS WILL REDUCE PASS
ENGER FARE TO TWO CENTS
PER MILE ON JULY FIRST.
DECIDED ON YESTERDAY

Chicago Report Says II Resulted from
an Uitimatum Served by Two Large
Roads and an Agreement Was Reach
ed After a Heated Discussion.
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G. Longmon. OF Sunnyside. is Wis
itor In Roswell today.
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THE HAYWOOD TRIAL

the Case, Judge Wood Having Re-
fused to Order the Jury to Acquit.-
Darrow Opens for Defense Monday.
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$4,000 on real estate sscurity.-Ed-
ward A. Fdnnegan. Garst Bldg. s4tf
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Col l. H. Elliott and Mrs. Walter
Elliott are in the city today.
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]. T. Mitchell came down from An
arillo Friday night
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KILLED ON
A TRAIN
GER RESULTED IN ONE DEAD
MAN AND TWO BADLY
WOUNDED WOMEN.
CAUSED BY DRINK

Barber Ran Amuck and Started Shoot
ing Promiscuously with Fatal Re-
Suits The Murderer Was Over
powered by Passengers and is Now
Under Arrest.
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WANTED Tent, 12x14 or larger
Address Lock Box 275. 97t2*
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Eli Smith came in yesterday from
Amarillo.
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ARE OVER

FRENCH CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
KILLS THE OBJECTIONABLE
LAWS AND SATISFIES
WINE GROWERS.
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c. J. Hall. of EHda is spending the
day Ia the city.
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C. R. Richards, of Amarillo, spent
yesterday IA the city.
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ABOUT TWO HUNDRED TELEGRA-
Pliers IN SAN FRANCISCO
ARE OUT SITUATION
SEEMS TO BE QUIET.
SERVICE is MAINTAINED

Both Western Union and Postal Teie-
graph Company Officials Insist They
Will Hold No Conference With Strik
ing Employees Places are Being
Filled.
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An inch of rain fell at Santa Fe the
first part of the week
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Operators Bound for Frisco.

Ogden, Utah, June 22.-Two car
loads of telegraph operators from the
East, il charge of six Pinkertons,
passed through Ogden this morning
on the way to San Francisco. They
are to take the places of strikers.