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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17
CONFESSION NOT
FORCEO-ORCHA9D
CHIEF WITNESS FOR STATE IN
HAYWOOD CASE BREAKS HIS
LONG SILENCE.
FREEDOM NOT OFFERED
He Declares, BY Either State or De.
tectves--Confess Slayer OF
Ex-Governor Now Deep in
Christian Zeal.

| Boise, Idaho, May 16.-Harry Orch
ard, the prisoner witness upon whom
the state chiefly relies to prove rs
charge that an "inner circle" Of the
| Western Federation of Miners plan
ned in conspiracy the murd + of form
er Governor Steunenberg, broke his
long silence today ana for more than
half an hour discussed himself and
his Imprisonment with representa-,
tiyos of the Assccia rress, lh
whom he had expressed a desire q
confer Iie made no reference to The
case on trial nor was he asked about
it, as it was previously agf ed h
should not be intewogatod on that
point.
Orcahrd degied that he had been
subjected to any mis- reatment during
bis loug confinement; denied tha.
duross or force had be n used upon
him to secure statements be had made
and denied that Detective McPartlaHd
end officers Of the sta have prom.
sed him immunity for his confessed
crime or reward for his alleged con
fession, now in the hands of the state
Orchard Deep in Christian Zeal.
Orchards manner and conversation
during the interyi W tended to con
firm the assertion thai he has been
reconycrted and is deep in zeal of The
Christian religion,
G vernon Gooding tonight supple
mented the stat mont Of Orchard on
he subject Of poss BILE immunity. H
said..
"At times rp TO few months ago
feared lest in some of my interviews
with Orchard might have inadver
entity given him some hop Of immun
ity. ! am now very positive that he
had no expectation Of any such thing
1t hands OF the state
During the session tf The Haywood
trial held today eleven talesmen wer
examined before a satisfactory juror
was secured TO replace William Van
Orsdalo excused yesterday after
noon on peremp ory challenge from
the state. Allen Pride. who had beer
accepted was excused A talasman
was called 20 replace Pride, but hi
examination was deferred until 70.
morrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17
JOHN L. WINS PARDON.

Washington May tf Pre- 'dc1i
Rc0evet has rantcd a conditional
pardon 70 Jahn J. Lennon. = Hcrh .w
uf John ,. suiilyaB. serving p sen
ienro a. Govenu-'s Island f1r ALLEGED
dcscriion from tho Marine C0rps
wfiic in Cuba TIE con lifion g. thaf
Lelron rccnlist an1 serve a fuil ferm
OF four yea S. be- having been di-hun
oIabiy dischaf eed. The pardon vas
made at The personal request of The
yytrcan fighter
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17
LEVI p, MORTON SO YEARS OLD

New Nogk, May 1G-At his homf
al Rhinecliff on.HIudson, Levi + Nor
ton, ex-yice president of the Unite
S ates, quietly observed his eighty
third birthday today. For man OF
bis years Mr. Morton ENJOYS excellent
health He is still alert in mind and
body and continues to take more or
less active interest in financial affairs
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17
TEXTS PRESS ASSOCIATION.

Galveston T xas, May 10 News
paper makers and workers of the
Lone Star state. members of the Tex
as State Press Association, rounded
up in Galveston today for their TWEEN
ty-eighth anncal meeting All signs
point TO on of the best meetings IN
the history Ct the association. The
program extends over three days and
provides for papers AMI discussions
covering a wide variety of topics in
tercsting to the profession.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17
AND
DEATH BY BLAST
THREE MEN KILLED; TBAiN SEAT
THROUGH BRIDGE: THREE
HOUSES AND PILE DRIVER
DESTROYED BY EXPLOSION.

Chauauooss Tc1n- May %. Ttf g
mcn wsre KILLED outright fhrre ctl-
er- fatally injured ana tEo ofhfI
taiiy haft iu aG3liou to the rrss1'ns
oi Southern Raiiaay frcislt cesiae
and clef o. cars ihuuea hridsr ia-
10 the chattanooga Creek t1e de
mctio8 vi three resifenffs ara a
nlt driver were the results Of pre-
mature explosion this aft rueon g
q blast al the foot 81 lookout Nom
tain on the Stephenson ralfoad et-
tension
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17
FIGHT FOR OPEN SHOP
Building Contractors q Illinois Cities
Plan Stand Against Unions
Protrac;ed Struggle Near.

Rock Island. H. May l6-A pro
iracied struggl with the reiarding III
an unusually large amount of con
struction work is promised hy The dc
cisiun of 100 building contractors ot
Rock lslsrd. Moline aa1 Davenport
tl1aF stand for an open shop
More than 500 tradesmen will Dee
adec Cd. The action fellows a strike
Cf c1fneniers who refused to acc pt F?
charge in The agreement for 1907
prohibit ng sympathetic strikes
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17
KUROK| SEES OUR
OFFICERS RAISED
METHODS OF MAKING U. S. ARMY
LEADERS EXPLAINED TO JAP
GENERAL WHILE GUEST AT
WEST POINT.

West Point, y. Y, May 1G.-Moin-
ods Of training an American army "
fcer were demonstrated to General
IIuproki e the Japares army and
officers of his STAFF today The Jap
auese were guests Of Colonel Scott
commandant II the academy for fo1T
hours They we're welcomed with a
salute Of u guns watched the cavalry
drills in the riding hall. the parade #
cadets on the barracks piazza and Wis
tied the academy b Ildings.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17
JOINT CHURCHES
NAME MODERATOR
PRESBYT6RlANS MEET m UNION
AT COLUMBUS AND ELECT
REV. ROBERTS.
100000 MEMBERS
Under One rganizaton-Tho
Of Delegates Attend--New Mod.
eratorr Hopes TO Join All
Factions.

Columbus. Ohio, May 1G.-The elec-
session was reduced TO formality
| Ey the withdrawal of all candidates
Except Rev Wllliacl y Roberts Of
] Philadelphia and he ras chosen by
PROCLAMATION. When the acting mol
orator declared Roberts elected, the
latter stepped forward and the acting
moderator presenting the gave! to
him and congratulated him as first
moderator Of the reunited church
The election of Rev. Roberts
marked the merger Of the two
churches. after a separation Of many
years When the union is complete,
the 100000 members Of the Ameri
can branch and he 100000 members
Of he Cumberland branch will be
come one in name. The two together
comprise l,000 Presbyteries, but as
many OF these Presbyteries overlap
consolidation will take place, and the
assembly next year will see a smaller
number Of delegates
The interior of Memorial halI i
handsomely decorated with flags,
bunting and banners. In the audience
were representatives Of more than a
dozen naiionalities, many attending
the assembly as commissioners and
Others because Of the great interest
the sessions have aroused
Roberts Negotiated Merger
The sermon Of the acting moderator
occupied the entire morning session
and al it's conclusion the assembly all
iourned until o'clock TO prepare for
the election of a new moderator. the
most important practical business of
the day. Rev. Roberts candidacy was
strengthened by the fact that he was
chairman Of the union committee
which SO successfully negotiated the
merger with the Cumberland Pre4by
teIians
Roberts Names ASS stants.
The new moderator made brief
speech, expressing appreciation of the
honor conferred He believed that
little by little, it may be, but steadily
anu dt idSl lHtIG WUutu w bul oilt
Presbyterian demnomination in this
land. He believed that by the unani
nous vote given him, the assembly
stands with him in bringing together
ali mcmbers of the Presbyterian fam
lily Roberts had a pleasant word for
the Cumberland element of the
church, saying that although he was
q high Calvanist, he believed that the
"whoscever gospel" was foreordained
from all eternity to be preached to all
men
He hoped that great wave of
evangelism would sweep over the
land and that the church would send
our uplifting Influences TO all needing |
the great salvation
The moderator announced that Rev. |
pr Charles Manton fParis, Texas, !
would act as vice moderator. Revs. |
Robert Hunter, y. d., philadelphia |
r. w. Galloway, Decatur, H.; Aquilla |
Webb. Ph. d., Boston, Mass; Theo- !
Gore, D. D., Of Kansas, were elected |
temporary clerks
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17
8OATSSUBMERCEO
IN BAY "A HOURS
LONG STAYS UNDER WATER BY
TWO SUBMARINES BREAK
ALL RECORDS.
FRESH AIR PLENTIFUL
The Octopus Using Up Only i-45 Of
Supply, Making Stay Of as Days
Beneath Surface Possible
Men Happy and WelI.

Newport r. L. May fc-Wlt at
hands wcl and confeuied. With O.
houniibl supply pf fresh air and VIII
records of bmergence broken, the
submarines Octopus and Lake rose
THE surface q Namsausrtt Bay ~
9 O'Clock this afteruo o., ending 81
of - hours under water.
The Octopus rose rsi and mcmber
Of tho naval trial board crowded atont
her rs the coming tower hatch flew
open Muupcrs at once went bcloN
TO o. what condition existed %
board and also to tcst the air suppl,
The Octopus blcw uut foul air ons
fwco dor ae fho % hours sine was l'
tgr Loiium Of fIe haF.
Could stay Down IS Days.
% Ras computed hat orly l-is So
tcr air supply vas exhausted and if
h.se r-nros arc correct tacy nd io
sIDr ar boat co "a remain FIn
merged forynsc days. provided tool
and iei Hnpiy was sufficient
The Iak also stood me test uel
a'ttureh lc8b was spru- iu Der ST.
peers rucfure She was pumped oHi
tHice. but whuf proportion of Der air
supply was used Sap cuuid net tc
learned
Both crews passed the time con-
fortabIy shil ar the bottom OF The
bay They slept wel during part of
the t1ne. and games books and otaer
diversions helped pass Pie g hours
below the surface Durirs ihe sub
msrgeuc both boats Were in CON
m nication with the trial board by
nnane nf .nhm.rinl sIsnals.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17
OPTION BILL is SIGNED.

Springfield H., May Governor
Deneen today signed The local optiau
bill. The measure gives 10 cities,
towns. villas and townships in cor
tain counties the righ to vote ON
questo on ofsaloons or no saloons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17
KILLED AT OWN DOOR
Electrician Called From House and
Shot Down by Unknown Man
Family Fued Suspected.

Albany, N. Y. May 16.-Alonzo
Hewitt, chief electrician Of the Al
bany and Hudson railroad, was called
to Che door and shot and killed by an
unknown man at his home in Rens-
salaer tonight. Death was almost in
stantaneous. The police suspect a
relative and are searching for him.
They believe family feud was the
cause of the murder.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17
zELEYA GETTING BUSY
Nicaragua President Sends Special
Envoy TO Diaz in Connection
With Proposed Federation.

City of Mexico, May 1G.-7Tho Re
cord today says:
"A private telegram. rec lived here
today from Nicaragua stated that q
minister with a special mission to the
Mexican government had been dcs-
patched by President Zelaya TO Mex.
leo.
"Wh le TN mission is not designa-
ted. il is very probably in connection
with Zelayas ambition to form a con
federation of Central American
states"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17
STEEL STEAMER STRANDED,

Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, May To-.
The steel steamer Saxon stranded
last night during d fog on tiie n0fth
side Of Carbon Island, Lake. Superior
Id Il feared the steamer VIII BE a TO-
ta' loss. The crew reached shore in
safety The Saxon is valued at Sll0,.
600.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17
PRIEST TAKES BIG
SUM AND SK|PS
REV. FATHER LAGAN, WITH
MONEY RAISED FOR CHURCH
LEAVES WITH GIRL.
BOGUS NO { IS LEFT
With One cf the trusting Members
Of His Flock--St. Louis Church
Members Employ Attorney
to Locate Him.

81 Louis May l6.-Rcv. Father
Vincent Josef Lagan, an unfrocked
priest, has been absent 10 days from
S. Louis and $50 parish,oners of the
lndependent Catholic church he
founded have asked an attorney TO
help them find him. When Father
L;Han left he had more than $4,000
in gold. subscribed for place of wor-
ship strapped about his waist in a
lroad leather belt
Eolestane Baligrolslii, Father La,
gan's young assistant, departed last
Saturday from a boarding house at
illS Locust street, where they had
liycl together Miss Sophia Kordi.
vao also lived there left the house
at the ame time, saying she was
going 70 Buffalo The young man
gave no Indication Of his destinations
The Church of the Holy Name of
jos 8, temporarily established on the
$, cond floor Of a building al 929 North
Seventh street, is deserted Only the
chairs and am organ remain The sa-
cred vestaments the altar cloth and
The golden goblets have disappeared
ard The parishiQners are wondering
what has become Of them.
Gave Father Lsgan $500.
Francisco pudinnoz Of 1888 North
Eighth street holds Father Lagan's re-
CENT for $1,000, subscribed TO the
church. He says he also gave Father
Lagan, on behalf Of his brother and
Miss Katarzinic Legzula. his niece,
$500 more, for which he did not get
receipt
Near the close Of April" Pudiunoz
NJ Id 4 asked Father I.agan to return
$500 10 me He told me to come back
in eight ays-Thursday
4 waited because loved Father
| agan and believed III him When
! went 10 his house Tuesday they told
ine he had gone away Monday He
said he was going to Chicago. A few
days lat r | received a letter from
II ther Lagan in which he told me to
be good and not To say ugly things
and not TO sin. He said not to get un
e2sy; he would come back soon.
"I}ut now that his assistant is gone
and all the things from the church
wc are worried sc have asked
lawyer to so to Chicago to find Father
Lagan. and will raise the money toI
send him"
Reich saws that Father Lagan told
him he had once been secretary toI
Tho Pope and special counsel for the
Holy See TO Austria and that he spoke
II languages
Girl Leaves Week Later.
Mrs. Thomas, proprieress of the
Locust street boarding house. says
Father Lagan told her he was ex
communicated while in France be
cause he denied the infallibility of
the Pope. She said he did not
ten her he was going to depart until
the day he left
Baligrodski left with Miss Kordi,
airs. Thomas saws. both taking all
treir belongings She has not heard
Of either Of them since.
Miss Kordi came 10 St Louis about
a year ago, and since last fall has
Evel at the Locust street boarding
house She told Mrs. Thomas she had
sister in Chicago and another in
Buffalo. She had no employment.
though she sometimes taught a
raiochial school for Father Lagan.
SHE is about - years OF age.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17
srRoMsoLI GROWS VIOLENT,

Mosslus. Sicily May lg 4 violent
cr ptn of jhe strombali volcano &C.
cuur1 today u was prec"ied 3 a.
'r meudous dcunati0H and followed
ay continuous explosions which, how
nNcr were less violent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17
iNoIcT N. y. LIFE OFFICIAL.

New York. May 1s.-The s-and
jury today finished the investigation
Of fhe Metropolitan Life Insurance
company and It was said on sppar
entity good authority that at leaost
one Official VII be indicted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17
oLIEVER TAKES OATH.

Kingston. Jamaica. Nav tG-Suy-
ney OlieveA he new governor Of ia
maiea. arrived today and was Civ n
an enthusiastic welcome Oliever
went at once 10 the government off e
where the commanding officer Of the
troops administered the oath of Of
fcs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17
KANSAS FOR TAFT.

Tofeba Kas. Nay i6-The Rep1i-
iican stale central committee at p
me ting here today declared Winiam
p. Tart the choice Of the kansas Re-
publiecns to succeed Roosevelt rs
rre idenf.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17

on foot to force the resignation OF
Mayor Schmltz and choose Ia mis-
stead Frederick w Dorhmann 4
prominent wholesale merchant rs
mayor. The report lacks official con.
tirmat.on.
saa Frascisco, Gal May lG Abra
ham Ruef went before tho grand jury
this afternoon and il is said turn L
states evidence Ruef would not say
what he told the grand jury nor comf
any statement he had from Pfosecut
ing Attorneys l.angdon ana Heney.
II Special Agent Burns understands
ing Of the testimony Is corr ct R3ef
told The grand jury that President Gal.
hcun, ass stant to President Thorn
Well Mullalley Chief Counsel Ford
and Assistant Counsel Abbott, Of the
United Railways paid or caused to be
paid 100000 for a provision in the
franchise allowing the company to
elsctrlfy its system that $4,000 Of
lhis was Ruefs fee; thai $4,000 wens
tHAh tHf H91NNt VI hdgbl SNNh5llh Haltt
the remaining sS9.0O0 was handed e
IS supervisors, iG Of them reeeiy M
$4,000 each, another demanded and
got $4,000 aud Chairman Gallagher,
Of the financ committee. was paid
$4,000 for acting as q go.between.
Ruef Refused Immunity Offer.
After the examination Of Rlmf was
concluded he grand jury remained
in executive session until G:30
O'Clock
subsequently,, a statement was
made, bit not officially confirmed
that indictments had been confirmed
against high officials of tho United
Railroads ana schmitz, as nfedlctad
biz an officer Of the prosecution two
weeks ago
A sensational declaration that the
bribery graf prosecutors Offered tiu
munity to Abraham Ruef II he won 4
become witness for The state againat
various high rsonages. accused of
mum caipa corruption was made tc
the Associated Fress today hy Ruef.
re sal dthe offer was made two
months ago. but ne turned II down
Ruef yesterday confessed In Judge
Dunnos court 10 eXtortion charges.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17
$4,000 FINE IS
PA|OFORR{BAT|hG
MILWAUKEE ROAD p L E A D
GUILTY TO TWO COUNTS AND
ESCAPES 13 OTHERS.
COUNSEL MAKES EXCUSE
Saying Rebate Was Granted BY Miner
Officials and That Roads Officers
Were Glad Of the Elkins
Law.

New York. May 1G.--The Chicago,
Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railway com
pany. through its gen raj counsel,
Charles b. Keeler of Chicago, pleaded
guilty before Judge Holt IN the Uni
ted S ates circuit court today on two
indictments recently return d against
the road for granting rebates in yio-
lation # the Elkins anti-rcbating law
The court assessed a fine of $4,000
on each count pleaded to. which Ke /
er paid
The grand jury returned Is indict
ments againsi the road charged with
granting of rebates on coffee ship
ments in favor of the Woolson Spic
company an Ohio corporation, on
western sh pments from New York to
Toledo. After consultation with the
government attorneys Keeler ar
ranged to plead guilty 10 TWO indict
NJ nts wit hthe understanding TINT
the remaining counts would be dis
missed
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17

Monkeys are remarkably ken o;
sight. bat deficient n ssass - se~il
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17
BIsmes Minor Officials.

In address 70 the court Keeler at
tempted to exc Sc his road and pleai-
ed i'm ext Duat.on hat il had not en-.
deavored or wished 10 evade the laY
but that owing TO spirited competition
OF other roads. minor traffic agents
of the company had consented TO re-
bates in crd TO NEE sharp compc-
fition. hut without the knowledge Of
the company's chief executive OH =
ais. and IFS attorneys all OF whom
he said. would have instantly advised
TO the contrary.
Keeler said IN chief officers Of his
road we're glad fhe existing federal
laRs would end in future granting "t
rebates and take from the hands Il
western shipp r. the club which they
had held over one road as against an
other where IL came to competition on
traffic and business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17
American League

Batteries smith aud Su
Hughes. Graham and Hayden.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17
STATES EVIDENCE
TURNED BY RUFF
HIGH OFFICIALS INDICTED AS
RESULT OF HIS CONFESSION
TO GRAND JURY.
TELLS OF BIG BRIBES
BY United Railways to City Officers
From Mayor to Superv,sors--E
Boss Declares He Refused
Offer of Immunity.

San Francisco Cal, May lG Ii is
rumored tonight that 4 movement ii
on foot to force the resignation Of
Mayor sehmilz and choose IN his
stead Frederick W. Dorhmann, d
prominent wholesale merchant as
mayor. The sport lacks official con.
tirmaton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17

Bat TICS PUR 90 and UIUnrDT
Plank ami Schreck
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17

iF YOU MAKE YOUR 40. TIME.
IN, THE READERS or THIS NEWS
PAPER WILL do THE REsT!1
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17

Boston, May l6-The visitors al
around playing prevented 10 ton
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17

Batteries kiliian anu ScnIlit
Doyle and Kleiuuw.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17

Batteries Iicbha-It and C.ark
Young and shaw.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17

SMALL BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
"GET ACQUAINTED" IN THIS
TOWN THROUGH CLASSIFIED AD.
VERTlSING.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17

New Yorkst Louis-Iain. no game
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17
SCORES OF YESTERDAY

National League.
Brook lyn-PittshurG rain, no game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-17

Philadelphia Cincinnati rain. no
game.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-13

Blackwell. j. M. Cunningham, Frank
Springer and d. T. Hoskins. All Of
the officers OF the San Miguel are old
and well known residents of Las We
gas. DR.. Cunningham having come
here In 1873, Mr.. Springer In 1872 and
Mr.. Hoskins In 1873. No one thing is
as strong a talking point for q town
as Ia the fact that its banking insti-
tutions are financed by local capital
and Its stockholders and officers are
local people. The earnings OF the San
Miguel do not 80 east but stay right
here In Las Vegas and are used to
develop and sustain business institu.
lions here at home. The last state
ment OF the San Miguel National bank
showed resources of $1,138, 97s. 80,
with a deposit Of $~859,428.12. The
capital Is $780, 900 and It has a sur.
plus fund Of $4,000. or these re.
sources their loans and discounts
amount to e647, 635. IA. When q bank
can make q statement Of this kind II
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-13
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
4 Splendid institution, epIsndldly
Conducted.

The Aetna Building Association was
formed In 1893, with q capital stock
q ~S1.000,000, over half of which is
already subscribed. The officers OF
the association are; Hon. John ID. W.
veeier, president; y. ". WempIe. vice.
president; Veeder a. Veeder, attor-
neys; Geo. ii. bunker, secretary.
The association Ii mutual In III
plan and IL doing business through
Oklahoma and New Mexico. The funds
o. the association are handled conser
vatively and honestly and are con.
stantly kept working, thus securing
to the shareholders dividends regu-
larry. II Ii q most splendid institu-
tion and every man and woman In
Las Vegas should have a few shares
OF Its stock. 1T pays to save" Is an old
and true saying. But It pays better
TO save right. Have your savings
earning something, be the amount
over 80 small, and II encourages
more saving. Many q man In Las
VEGAS owns his own home today be.
cause OF the Aetna Building Associa.
ton and hundreds more can have
II they will take shares and
keep them paid up.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-13
Phelps Dodge Line AS.
sured From Dawson
To Ell Paso.
ROAD MEANS DAWNING OF
new ERA OF PROSPERITY
The Contemplated Air Line viii En-.
courage the Development Of Ev.
cry Industry Possible Along
Entire Length.

Mr.. Editor: Replying to your re-
quest for a statement as TO the future
ialiload possibilities at Las Vegas,
especially as regards the proposed
building OF the fnelps-Dodge u Co.
line to their coal fields at Dawson,
permit NE TO say: when this road 10
built and the gap Is closed between
Terci0 and Dawson by the Denver q
lilo Grande people or some other In
terest, We Will then have an air line
road from Ell Paso to Denver via Las
Vegas That will supply us with the
transportation facilities that we now
lack and the good day for Las Vegas
will have dawned.
One familiar with the natural re-
sources Of the Rocky Mountains will
fully realize the possibilities Of traf-
fic which extend along the eastern
base OF the mountains between Den
yer aud the City Of Mexico. Nearly
all the known minerals at one point
or another ire found on this route OF
near to 1t. and the greatest possible
growth OF the country will come
through such a line.
The cities Of Denver, Colorado
Springs, Pueblo, Trinidad, Las Vegas,
Ell Paso, chihuahua and Mexico will