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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
TO THE FARMERS OF QUAY co.

The Sixth annual International Drv
Land Congress will mee, in Colorado
Springs Colo, next fall, probably dur.
ing III" week of oct. 18Th. This j. -
great Worlds meeting and II - ~
pc"icd that there will hc delegates from
mos, Of the states and from many for
.ign countries. II j. also probable that
ih"t" viii he ni this Congress hundreds
of visitors who will come 10 lcaru of
III" best methods at dry land farming.
and 10 study the exhibits from the
various dfy land farming sections with
y view 10 selecting locali,y IN which
." purchase q farm aud huild home.
The Directors oi the Drv Land con
gr's- are planning ~ hav" the most
"Ntcnsi," and "omplc," exhibit ~ drv
land products ever gathered together.
N will pay. ~. the farmers ~ QUAY
County to make q larg. exhibit Of soils
and of field. orchard aud garden crops
grown under dry land farming. II will
pay ~ doubly tu exhibit charts showing
the extent "f our stock industry horses
cattle. hogs, sheep, milk. butter. poul
try. eggs, etc, aud photographs Of farm
buildings. animals and crops.
The Dry Land Congress will offer ~
hy far III" best oppor'uni'i", our coun.
~ has ever had fo. showing IL, orpor.
'uniii"s and resources
! would urge that every farmer In
Quay county lend helping hnnd; work
each and all from now IN with this
exhibition In ,i,w. plant aud grow all
crops adapted =" our county. aud lets
send, with good crop wear ~. hest
exhibit ever sent from QUAY county.
Each farmer can contribute few dol
lars and with the ever ready contribu
iiuns from the merchants aud business
men of TucumrRr aud surrounding
towns, we will make q great .A,ihit.
Il il this kind of advertising that will
enhance our farm lands from few dol
lars per acre to twenty five or ff,v dol.
lars an acre. Other communities hnv.
don" this. why not We, the farmers of
Quay county,
Very truly.
G.. n. lie YAMPERT.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
THE BACKERs SAY
THAT 1T WILL PAY

Albuquerque. y VI, March Q. To
buili si.OOO,OOO 2OD mile fnilrond
through the heart Of uuc Vt the rich
est. uudr, clupod ,ertions ~ the IVES,
H. the lie size Job tackled bv the
plu"ky lirll" town Of Fnrmiugton. y.
VI, renter of the great isolated north
west quarter Of the state.
After putting up hundreds Of thou.
sand, IN bonuses, guaranteeing right of
way aud terminals to the Southern Paci
iic company, Pennington, after lapse
ui several wears, IL tired ~ waiting aud
announces her intention Nn build her
own railroad
Win" Pennington has nuly 500 pco
pie little task like building $4,000.
uuu railroad does not bother her q bit.
aud ,h- - going ia TO win without
ANY sound uf trumpeis u delegation Of
Pennington citizens quietly went into
the field aud laid out roughly the pro.
l".rd route. They then organized th.
Pennington, Albuquerque 4 Gulf Rail.
road company They have in sigh,
"h"ugh money Tor IN" preliminary sur
,"N. aud right Of way aud will push
Ne" project through.
Present plans call for the building
ui 200 miles of line Ia Alhuquerqut on
M" main line of 'h" santa Fr Route.
thus giving san Juan county aud Farm.
ugt"u, for the first time. dircc, con
n"rtiuu with - main line. The build
my uf the railroad means IN the near
ruiuIr the construction ui an air line
ru 'h" gulf coast from thu warvclou.ly
rich, uudrNrlup"d region comprising the
corner, of four states Colorado New
MrNlc", Utah aud Arizona. Much Of
tn, country has been ~ remote from
commerce ~ the iii islands.
san Juan county is ninety by seven.
IS miles IN extent II has enough bit.
umluous coal to supply the United
state, Tor a hundred years; million
aud q pua.tsr acres of agricultural
Hnd open to entry; has 10000 acres
under cultivation aud water enough TO
irrigatc 100000 acres more, raises mil
lions Of pounds Of IN" best fruit In the
West; tons of thousands of tons OF
alfalfa, three crops a year; NiN big H..
rigatr"n projects, the largest costing u
half million, are under way, with
many others completed
II Is estimated the proposed rail
road viii furnish million tons oi traf
dr year ~ coal, coke, lumber OF
which there are vast acres and other
products, while Il j. figured 1t will
return gros, earning, of two aud half
millions annually.
The foregoing arii"l" shows what
~. at resources at coal yet await rail
way transportation iu northern New
MrNico nu1 what the progressive clr
mrut IN Pennington j. doing tu get
this fuel into the market, aud II fur
thrr show, why ~ many railway rouI
panic. arr wanting tu extend into
h"l '""' NV M'N''" WIN l"'""''"''
us Hu objective point. securing con.
u"cIiun with the Dawson branch of the
southwestern which taps these great
coal fields Ia the north ~ ~. Tn. day
d. not far distant when Tucumcari II
going tu hc on line at trunk railway
from the Gulf coast 10 the Northwest
which will put all th. coal on market,
let ~ all huust f"r all the railroads
wr can get,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
MAY MEAN THE
END OF THE WAR

New York. March ~. The insurrec.
ton In Mexico may be bropvht to
sudden termination. The chances for
~ end Hlr considered excellent.
The sudden departure from New York
NJ senior Jose Yves limantouf. Mexican
minister uf finance. after week ~
conferences and negotiations. b. nov
explained hy the understanding that b.
has succeeded in cficcting q ten,atiy.
plan hy which the substantial reform.
expected IN Mexico may be- Immediately
put into effect hy the Mexican govern.
m"nt, and leading insurrectos being
satisfied, are 20 aid in restoring peace.
SENIOR l.imautour hears with him the
full expression Of the demands Of the
iusurrectiuuists. which II il hoped will
be- acceptable Ia the Mexican govern.
mrut aud will bc made the basis for
peace.
The presence here ai Hotel Astor ~
Scnur Madrr" father ~ III. provision.
al president together with his three
sons. .hr"th"rs of the provisional pres.
idrutI ih. fact that Limaniour has
been through three generations the eon.
hdrutial adviser of th" Madrro fam.
lN aud the fact that I.imaniour and the
senior Madero have been in conference
Will" important messages have been
exchanged between the finance minister
and MeSiro city, have added signih.
crnce 10 the situation.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
Big Areas of Land 10
BE Cut Up In Mexico

Mexico city. Mexico, March a.
Nrcordiug to Manuel ortiz, head 81
he committee ot llidalgo farmers, the
plan /, for the government To purchase
tract, ot land aud sell them to the M
'iy"s at equitable prices, permitting
payments to Ice made in installments
through period 10 Ia To ~ wears.
The method by which the government
shall accomplish the purchase of land
j. not stated President Diay has prom
lsed to take up tn" plan.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
TUcUMcARI OLD
TIMER PASSES AWAY

u, r. Morgan, one Of the pioneers
of this city who was merchant here
in the early history of the town, died
last Monday, March is, at the age Of
Of sixty-ihree, lie had been In poor
health for the past two or three years
aud his death was not unexpected. Ne
came over from Amarillo a few days
ago to live with 500 who IL q rail.
road man of this city and died seen
after arriving here. He was a member
Of the W. o. W. and the remains wsFs
laid TO rest under the beautiful ritual.
istie ceremony Of this order. Ths fus'
sral took place from the Koch UndW.
taking PaTlOp ~ $3.50 p. N. llpa4Ay.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
BAY VIEW CLUB SENDS
DELEGATE TO LAS CRUCES

Mrs Il. j. Thomson was sent as Il
delegate by the Hay new Club to the
territorial meeting Of the women 5 clubs
ot New Mexico this week, returning
Thursday much cnthused with the out
look OF club work in this territory, Mrs.
Thomson was entertained by the Las
Cruces club
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
MRS LAWSON SENDS OUT CARDS

Mrs, stanley Lawson has issued cards
Ia her spring millinery opening which
will take place IN the aflcruoou 1T the
2jth, hours from three to five - clock
This promises To he an event of moment
tu the ladies of 'rucumcari aud Mrs,
Lawson will M doubt have on display
everything new aud beautiful in the
line of spring hcadwrar
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18

. ~ am ,urr utter the sem. 4
= iimruis ui every Nmrrtrnn 1
= when ! suy that ull that the 1
= United States wishes to s"r IN
= Mexico is prosperity, aud that I
= We wish tu see II have 'hr 1
= prosperity that means mater I
= ial we'll being. industrial ,ur.
= rrss. coupled with order. Justice 4
= aud Independence. rh"crsJ
= "Our l'nItcd states, the Tint. 1
= "d States ot America, the r"puh.
= lie "f the United StHir- oi :
= America un this continent, is
> bound up with the wclint" of all
: other pr"plr, uu 'hi. continent,
: We wish we'll tu Canada, wr 4
= wish we'll tu Mexico. wr wish I
:: "u the western hrml,phrr" aud
: We ash them iu du nothing for I
= us excepting iu do .iusiic" Ia I
: themselves hy securing thrIr I
= prosperity. securing their m
> dependence, through the prac. I
= tie" of the gr"nt fundamental I
> principle, ot riyiIilnii"u, order "
= and ius,irr ,rhrrr,I
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18

1sWW sVW UEVtHHH IH
M"Nico city. Mexico, March l6.--
The measure to suspend for six months
certain personal guarantees was pass.
ed unanimously Yesterday by the per.
manent commission Of congress. Not.
withdrawing Anonymous threats sgains,
N" members Of the commission, none
hesitated when the hill came up for
final discussion and passage.
The PRONUNCIATION of this law. draft.
rd at the request of President Dis4
will hc made by publication in Diariu
Official aud hy notices posted in promi
ucui places. Copies of the Law have
been sent to the state capitols.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18

Tls (" Bov scouts" are doing some
good work these days. II j. good
work aud needs aud deserves every eu.
conrap"ment The girls of III. High
Guides
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18

The teachings of Jesus were far deep
~ than the rules Of conduct and good
behavior. They touched the taproot OF
evil aud revealed the fountain.head OF
virtue and worth. No system OF ethics
has ever gone beyond him. No system
Of ethics (worthy Of the name) has con.
sciously, or unknOwingly copied His life
and teachings. He has proved to the
scientific, physie, and PhilOsophie world
(no less than to the spiritually that his
claims were not beyond the bounds
whSE lie said, "I am the Truth"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18

q. l.. Carburton of TeSns, has hecn in
the city the past week looking NJ our
good country, lie is well pleased with
the outlook for Tucumeari.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
&c Some Pulpit Paragraps SC


dear old h"athrns are hnskiup now. in
M" chulgcnco ~ III" "Sun of Right
"ou~u"ss. II l. true that their highest
conceptions of truth fell far short of
of ne" Living Truth. hur their fall
WAS mp the hin, aud their light wns
growing brighter when the sunset u,.
rr'uuk them
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
Refers
In Speech To War

Rough Riders Attract His Eye AS He Leaves the Train
and Reception Committee Is Almost Forgotten Is
Cheered at Breakfast and Shakes His Fist at the
Crowd as He Smiles and Shows the Teeth That
Have Made Him Famous
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
ONE TOWN TO BUILD
200. MILE RAILROAD
COSTING 5000, 600

Pennington, N. NJ, Tired of
Being Cut Of From the
Worlds Marts Corners
Of Four States Interested
In Plucky Little Project.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18

No system faith, hut the Christian
scheme, reveals tod ~ an all lust, alt.
tender, allwise Heavenly Father Of the
race, concerned In their Affairs and In.
tent on their welfare.
The exclusive bieotry Of some Christ
ians is the most un.Christ.like thing In
the world, A just and sympathciic ap.
probation Of good in all ages and among
all races il sure sign Of Christly spir.
II. Old Plato with his master, Soera.
tes, walked, IN II were, In the dimneas
Of the dawn, but their faces we're to.
ward the sun. l doubt not that the
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18

Mighty glad =" see you, This is
fine Fine Well we'll Tine
col. Thr"d"r" Roo-r,"l' h,,l citi
zen of the rrruhlrr 1ud ut the world,
came over rh" r. y f.. ,nw 81 Pas"
aud conquered ii- r""rl"
~, ,rrcih train pulled ur at III"
Mesa street crossing ni exactly ~" q.
m., where the reception committee wn.
~ waiting for him. col Roosevelt had
not completed hi, toilet aud u wa,
several minute, before be- came hulg
ing from the rear door o' rri,at" ear
\u IT, hn, ~ haud and rh" ,mtlr that
ha> smiled around the world Col I""ii
l.you national Republican committee"
man fur Texas, preceded 'h" colonel
from the ear aud wa, busy shaking
hands with hi, frlcud- when 'h" real
aud only roIuncl rmcrp"d from th" eat
aud almost horpcd down the step, ont"
the paving.
The reception ""mmlrr" WAS ihrr"
ia waiting iu IrrriNr the strenuous
onr. hut hr caught SIGHT ct Grurg"
,urry, Mai " a. II, LhNlIyn and
Oln Ash. all old Rough Rldrl com
rndrs ni his Before president Mr\arN.
at the chamber "f commerce, had 'u"
rrrdcd IN introducing hrm ro any "t
the distinguished local citizens, h" had
q strange hold ou Ash D., hand and they
were talking Rough Rudrr Iu beat the
baud. Th,s va, the signal i"r ih"
Rough Rider contingent iu get busy
aud they mohhrd the culuurl with their
friendly greetings, haudshnE"s that
were ~ ,rrruuuus - the ,rrruuuu.
r"luucl h,m~rli.
The Rough Riders Win.
lIrllo Ash Mighty glad 'o ,r" YOU.
THIS Is tine fine IN mighty glad q"
-" YOU.
And there, old tr"rgc tuuy. No,
duu I know him / won have ANY
thing in du with him all ,l" tim"
puiring the former governor at New
MrNiru on the back unr % long lost
brother.
Colonel, your auto 8, waiting.
"Wut q minute, wait a minute, !
want To see some Of the boys, my boys.
Hello Maj l.IrwrlIyn h"lIo Johnny
Kelly Well, we'll, here Dave Lcahy,
Mighty glad to see all ol YOU. This },
line, fine,
"Wow! II good /" 81" You again.
Fine, fine
The reception breakfast ,p"ahlng
aud ride over the rity came dang"
uusly near hcing merged into one
grand whoup.cm up Rough Rider g lr
hraiiOn out there ~ front ui t"' An.
prlus. with the long, Stctson crowned
Ash, from Columbus, \, NJ, MAJ. l.lrw
cllyn, uf Las Cruces, Dave I.ruhy, ui
Las Vegas, aud the rest of th" huy-
furnishing the entire entertainment lur
the lighting colonel
The Guest Rescued
liut hc WIS finally rescued hy the
reception committee, dragged lnto
Charles liassctt : aut0mohilr aud with
acting mayor i. I, Hewitt, i, q. Ne
Many, Capt, Hidden Olln, of Fort Bis,
aud Fred Lancaster, Of the secret ser
vice, started OIL Roosevelt y auto wa,
preceded by the police auto with chiei
Is, +. Jenkins, Sergt, Powell Roberts
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
[imantOur Is Trying To
End the Mexican War

Is Going Home to Mexico
City With Proposals From
the Insurrectos-
rectos Have Given Him
Condition on Which They
Will Quit Fighting.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18

%A'NlN 'llEN''I NN'h NV NNUN'l hN
"rt"ok them
tn" universally uf intelligent pur
r"s" has led men 10 hcli,y" N the pre-,
"nrc and po.ger of an intelligent design
~. The marvellous mechanism evolved
and improved by men, show the out.
growth of q need aud therefore the
prrsen"" of purpose. The dainty aud
drlirat" construction of routlct. bud
or bloom reveal q definite purpose
grow lng "ut of. and suited tn The needs
Of plant life. The wonderful aud
fearful machinery of the eve. the
nerve, the brain and heart - living
and thrnhhiug witness, "f the presence
"f Pr"con"eiv"d purpose. shall not,
then, the presence of deep desire. of
struggling motives aud regal will. bc
taken ~ the trade mark aud finger
prints of the Divine Designer.
The sum of duty Is expressed in right
relation with our fellows aud with our
God. Both these must be- included in
ideal citizenship. since both are necrs.
sary to the highest ethical conceptions,
4 people without family life would be-
a nation of sayaprs \ nation 1T athr.
lists. would mean sooner nr latrrl u
tribe OF anarchists. Neglect of these
fundamentals brings national disaster
aud social disintegration anarchy, law
lrssuess aud crime have their origin in
the transgres,ion of these two relation
ships.
The union If Church and state alwavs
brings loss Of spiritual power On the
part Of the church, and fosters tyranny
aud abuse In the state. The state il
for mutual aid an support, IT, bounds
are limited, it, srIere purely temporal.
The Church is the organized form of
the Life of God on Earth. /, can moi,
be restricted within dcnominational,
civil. or social barriers and Il deals
with spiritual life here aud is project
81 into an unmeasured existence be.
yond time
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
.nv Joel Frank lIcdgrcrhJ
6. H. lie YAMPERT.

Nv '''l ' INNh llf'lEl"'NN
IN regard Ia miracles. ! am shut up
'o one Of two dllrmas; ! must believe
that everything j. the chancrd offspring
"f an uuseriug aud unthinkiug caprirc.
~ must explain the universe hy the
"Nist"nc" Of q Nuprom" Being greater
that govern the same. II ! believe the
first have made p"ssihlr q ,tuprn.
dous miracle. contrary tu the known
laws nf orderly design. II | choose the
last, ! must acknowledge the presence
"f that supreme Author. working IN
and through the world ui visible 'hings.
Every scheme that eliminates the IN.
'ervcHtion and oversight of the Divine
IN mundane affairs, requires q greater
and more unreasonable miracle than
any recorded in HOLY Writ. and places
th" heaviest load pos~ihlr on human
rrrdihili'y.
The unsilcnrcd snd unqu"nchnhle ,cs
,imony of my own hear, j. the strong
est proof possible, at the Divine IN
llumnnity can not escape from the
unronquerahlr, unwraricd aud unavoid
able Christ,
The purpose of God revelation il
the establishment OF the Kingdom of
Heaven on Earth aud in men.
An attitude of rcycrrnt, fearless hon
r~ty must mark the true man : search
after truth. lie cannot accept anything
that would inNalidatr his religious "a.
p"ricncr, for this il the most real thing
IN his life. lie does not fear. search
ing gaze, Tor he is confident of the
final triumph IT the truth, lie il thank.
ful for any new light that will give
him cl'arcr aud sancr view of God
and His Providence. lie does not let
the changing, shifting views Of men mp.
set his faith in the veyitics ~ righ,
rousness, neither does he oppose any
honest and sincere seeker after the
truth, although he seems, sometimes
an iconoclast, Such men, rcyerent, sin.
cefe aud fearless will come, in time, ~
know that Jesus Christ il "All aud IN
An"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18

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= NEW MExIco's LARGEST =
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
In Cleveland Square.

Al Cleveland Square the crowd had
assembled long before the breakfast
had been finished at the Toltcc, and
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-08-24
Democrats Saved 100000.

Washington, D. c., Aug. o.
Chairman Fitzgerald of the House
Appropriations Committee in review
ing the work of the extra session to.
day stated that the appropriations of
Congress during the extra session ag-
gregated 1901, O52. He declared that
no session of Congress has ever run
for so long period and appropriated
so little.
Mr.. Fitzgerald said that more than
500, 600 had been saved by abolishing
sinecures and cutting off gratuities
heretofore given congressional en-
ployes, and that further retrenchment
was planned for the next session.
Former Speaker Cannon accused
the Democrats Of being niggardly.
He said, in order to effect a petty
saving the Democrats had made it i'm
possible to keep clean the quarters &C.
cupied by the Representatives.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-08-24
Kansas Fields Crack Open.

Topeka, Kans., Aug. 2O.-Is Kan
sas long-extinct volcano preparing to
rekindle its fires and cast its fury of
smoke and lava over Harper county,
where, according to biologists, it
once spluttered and fumed?
This is the question that is worry
ing residents of the southern part of
Kansas. Cracks two feet wide and
of an unknown depth have opened in
the earth to the north and east of the
old volcano on the farms of j. n.
Jordan and Edward White.
The cracks that run for long dis
tances across the fields appear with a
loud rumbling noise similar to thun-
der. No one has seen the actual
cracking, but many have seen dust
that arises and have heard the noises
accompanying the cracking of the
earth.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-08-24
Navajo Blanket Trade Urged.

Washington, D. c., Aug. 17.-With
a view of stimulating trade in Navajo
blankets, the Indian office is seeking
information on this important industry
OF the Navajo Indians of Arizona and
New Mexico.
Letters have been addressed to
traders in those Territories as well as
the Indian superintendent asking
data on the number of blankets sold,
the number of Indians engaged in the
work, whether the weaving is done
chiefly by the men or women and
whether home or bought wool and
dyes are used.
The Indian office is contemplating
changing the breed Of sheep raised
by these Indians and wants a strain
which viii produce wool suitable for
the blankets. The data sought may
guide in the selection Of the breed.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-08-24
Central Highway Official Choice.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Aug. 1.-THE
central route was tonight selected by
the State Board of Agriculture as the
official across-state highway between
St. Louis and Kansas City, but with
proviso which does not entirely
close the contest. The northern and
southern routes were also Endorsed
as cross-state highways.
AS the two statements given indi-
cate, the whole matter is somewhat
mixed up yet, and the situation may
be given as follows:
If the central route people move
right along and have their roadway
ready to be dedicated about the mid
die of next October, with all promises
due up to that date fulfilled, it will be
officially dedicated as the "cross-
state highway" but if the southern
or northern routes 60 ahead and
have better fulfilled their promises
by the same date, then the one which
has made the best progress will re-
ceive official Endorsement at the hands
of Governor Hadley and the State
Board of Agriculture.
This leaves much for the future to
settle about the cross-state highway.
The central people, however, are ex-
ceedtngly jubilant, as they consider
the victory won tonight, an exceed
ingly important one. They say that
the road will be built beyond doubt,
and that every requirement will be
fully met in all particulars.