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The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-04-20

1t may be of interest to ranchers on
the Idaho side to know that about
$4,000 of state money is available for
the purpose of loaning in Bonner county
on farm lands. Parties desiring to se-
cure a loan of state funds on farm lands
should write the register of the state
land board at Boise for an application
blank. The money is loaned to the
amount OF one-third the appraised value
of the land. The time allowed is from
three to FIVE years and the rate of inter-
est is per cent.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-04-20
WORK ON LOGGING RAILROADS
Construction to be Started at
Dalkena Next Week.
Large Operations In the Forests.

surveyors for the Idaho 4 Washing
ton Northern are this week running
cross section lines for the logging road
west. from Dalkena to Davis Lake. and
it is anticipated that the work of build
Ing the railroad will start next Tuesday.
Right of-way has been cleared for a con-
siderable distance along Davis creek,
almost all OF the way to the lake.
The road will have branches neces-
sary TO reach the Panhandle's timber in
that territory, and will run north from
Davis lake to reach the east side of Cal
lspel lake. practically paralleling the
main line of the l. & w. N. and about
three miles west of the main line.
There is strong probability that the
route ives. from the "wye" at Newport
will be abandoned, and that the logging
railroad to take off the Panhandle's tim
Der in township 81, range 45, west of
Newport, will 60 out from Wofred sta
ton. Going out from Wolfred the com.
pany will have the advantage of not
having to buy right of-way. as route
can be secured entirely on Panhandle
ground. The road would cross the pass
between Cook and Saddle mountains.
and in that manner reach the country
west of town. Going out from Newport
it would be necessary to follow the can
yon up which goes one of the main trav-
eled roads leading to town. which would
Practically close the county road for a
period of.two years or more. and in addi-
tlon it would be necessary for the com pany
to purchase considerable right-of-
AS far as the town of Newport is con-
cerned, it does not make much material
difference which route the railroad will
conclude to take. The building of the
railroad and the large logging operations
that will follow are bound to bring con-
siderable business to the town whichever
route is decided upon.
The I. 4 W. N. has ordered and now
has en- route from the east 25 miles of
Cotton steel for these logging roads.
The roads will be pulled up as soon as
the logging in the territory lie completed.
During the time the roads are In opera
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-04-20

sented to accept to solve the political
situation. Mr.. Atherton is a farmer
and has also had experience in road
work, logging and in the administration
of public affairs, having served as COM
missioner for Cafispel Diking District
No. l. He is well fitted to represent on
the board the diversified interests of the
new county.
L. L. Mathews, of lone, the third
member of the new board, was not D.
candidate for the position, but has con-
sented to accept it. Mr.. Mathews was
urged as compromise candidate from
his section on account of his experience
as an accountant, which will be of ma
terial advantage in the settlement of
affairs with the parent county. In ad-
dition Mr.. Mathews is former county
official, having served as treasurer for
several terms at his former home in
Minnesota.
The newly appointed commissioners
will not take office until June 10, the
date when the bill forming the new
county becames effective. The terms Of
all of them expire on the first Monday
in January, 1913.
1t is likely that the new board will
meet within the next ten days to formu-
late plans for inaugurating the new
county government, and considering the
securing of temporary quarters for the
county officials and courts, and the ap
pointment of the remainder of the
county officials. which will be among
their first duties.
They will endeavor to perfect arrange
ments 80 that the new county can start
doing business promptly, and so that
the settlement with Stevens county and
the transcribing of records can be ac-
complished with as little delay as pos
sible.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-04-20
cAL|SpEL LOG DRIVE STOPPED
Clash Between the Ranchers and
Lumber Companies.
Damages Asked For Flooding.

As reault of q clash between ranch.
ers residing in the Calispel valley and
the Fidelity Lumber Co., of Newport,
and the Phelps Lumber Co., of Cusick,
the log drive from Calispel lake down
the Calispel river to the Pend Oreills
river at Cusick. has been shut down,
and will have to be aba ndoned until the
difficulties are adjusted. The two lum-
Der companies have about 1000. 900 feet
OF logs ready to drive out of the lake,
and to get sufficient water had closed
the gates at the mouth Of the Calispel
river. The dam and gates were built
last winter for the protection of the
lands within the diking district.
With the gates closed the water in the
lake rose to point that enabled the
drive to start and work was progressing
smoothly. when ranchers owning prop.
ertv abutting on the lake objected to
the inundation of their lands and four
OF the ranchers put in claim for $500
damages.
Unable to arrive at settlement with
the lumber companies, the ranchers ap-
pealed to the dikinR district commits
sioners to ol1n the gates in the dam,
which was done, and in short time the
water rushed out to such an extent that
it was necessary to abandon the drive.
Only about l5O, 100 feet of logs had been
brought out when the drive was stopped.
A conference between the diking COM
missioners and the lumber companies is
being held at Spokane today, and 1t 10
hoped that the difficulty can be arranged
without the necessity of going into court
and causing further delay.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-04-20

1t is unlawful for school director to
employ his children to do janitor WORK
and to issue warrants to pay them, &C.
cording to an opinion of the attorney
general, who holds that the law prohib.
its school directors from having any
pecuniary interest in money expended
by them. and that as a parent has
right to the wages of minor child that
he has pecuniary interest in the money
expended for such services.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-04-20
Handed One to Spirit Lake

The Newport ball team went to Spirit
Lake and handed defeat to the Lake
bunch by score of II to s. The game
was somewhat loosely played, Spirit
Lake getting the most of it's runs In the
last inning. The Newport boys sus-
tanned their reputation as hard hitting
bunch by landing on the pigskin for q
hits.
The two teams play at Newport next
Sunday. April %. and Spirit Lake is
tightening up weak places to give our
fellows chase for the money.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-04-20

An important step in the formation
of the new county OF Pend Oreille, the
naming of the first Board of County
Commissioners. was performed by Gov.
M. E. Hay on Wednesday by the ap-
pointment of DR.. G. W. Sutherland, OF
Newport; D. R. Atherton, of Cusick ,and
L. L. Mathews, of lone.
The matter of the appointments had
been under advisement by the governor
since the passage of the bill creating the
new county. There were three candi-
dates from the Calispel valley district
and three in the lower river country. In
the south end there had been no candi-
dates mentioned save DR.. Sutherland, it
being understood that DR.. Sutherland
would be appointed, he being at this
time member of the Board of County
Commissioners of the parent county.
In the Calispel valley country there
were three candidates. Messrs. A.
F. Sadler, of Locke; ]. A Wike, OF Gu
sick. and E. G. Perrett, of Usk. Rep
resehting three separate communities,
aud each strong man backed by length y
petitions of the voters. it was difficult to
choose among them, and when the name
of b. R. Atherton was suggested as a
compromise candidate. the suggestion
was favorably received, and each of the
three candidates withdrew aud added
their endorsement to that of Mr.. Ather-
ton.
In the lower river district the situa-
ton was more complicated. O. L. Car.
michael, of Metaline, proposed by the
Commercial Clubs of Metaline md Met
aline Falls, had the united backing OF
these bodies and the voters of that Sec
ton. At lone w. A. Logue, editor of
the record, pushed his own candidacy
through the medium of his paper. loudly
proclaiming that he was the only real
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-04-20
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

F. A. BLACKWELL, PRES.
HENRY TwEED1E, VICE PRES.
CHARLES F. CRAIG, CASHIER
R. 81. AMELL Asst. CASHIER
]. B. TARBET. JACOB MARrrH
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Sb1tIifner AHlriH.

Der 30 Sabrs ults &elIner Robert
g9iaiams Don go. $40 Meft 5. apeHne
rpuros aeitern auf stnen BON Wsarp
Gpaort bon 0o. 527 Dsft 4. QDeHue
om 8. Sunt srrpirtten Saftbefehl BON
Den 9e6eimpDItsifteH Galuou uno oar.
nplo i'm GountaiH Sotel an 9eorqe
strabe, na6e Central apenue unter
brr Qutlags bes tbdtlt6sn angrifIs
rerbaftst. Gr mar beim anbltt Der
geamten unter etn 8ett sttrohen. fpur-
be ieboh aus isiusm 9erfted herDcrges
colt. iyrou Diniums fpcbute serahe
rem geardbniB Der in Der 3onneritag
Rdht nobe GoHep Sslano srtranienett
GdduTpielsrin Rortba aets Eel. >
f,s bon Der Derbaftune ibres WaHHes
in Renntuis ssiest sDarns-
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Ztdotiihes 9Ditptal
SGauplab riHcs ucr5ucifeltsH Selbt.
mDroucriHdles.

9as itGbttf6e 5oipital, in pel6em
crit am Spuutas Elm 50 Sabre alter
Patient in GoIge einss Stur3es ietR
2eben perlpr, mar seitern Der S4dus
plas zines ner3peifeIten SeIbitmoros
perfu6es. 4m 80. Ulai mar Der
GeQner Murrap in bic 4uftalt aufgez
nommen pproen, um ii6 etue alte
@uubs bsilen 81 Iafen. IS polte
iich ieoo6 teins 8eTeruug in ieiHem
8efinoen etniteQen uno Murrap purz
be ftpermiitbig. Gr bate bic udnna
li6en SSnfaFeu bes 5Ofpitals Su ras
fireu unb seiterH Rorgen iaBen pier
9dtienten in Der garbieritube u1o
narteten auf oteie Pro3eour. Uturrup
traf bic ubLiheH 9orberettungen nit
Der aepobnten Rube uno uihts IN
fetnem 9enebmen oeutets oarauf htn,
oaB er beabfi6tiste, feinsm 3sben stH
freitpiliges GHbe Su MAIDEN. Wdhs
reno er fih nit ben bier ButienteH
unterbielt, na6m sr pIogIid ous Rqa
iirmeTer uno bru6te iih bItsftHea
2lpei tiefe Shnittpuuoen om 5olie
uno einsn S6uitt am ltuten 9anogea
LENT bel. Mebrere QnftaItsdr3te mas
rem fpfort CUR Steus unb Iegten benz
9ebensmiioen 9erbdnoe on, Ieoo6 bes
fiuoet Rurrap ii6 in febr per3Deifels
ter gerFaFung uno oarfte taum nit
oem Qeben odpontpmmen.
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fG1s iufoIge IoIher Srautbeiten gsmeIs
bet, gsgen SO @rtraHtuugen uub 81
1ooesfGlle in Der 8aruqeIpohe nss
porigsn Sabrss. 4uf Die ein8eIneH
3rantbeiteu pertbstlsn iih bic 5dne
ME folgt: SnorIah. a. GrtrdntuHssH
uno Elm 5obesfau; Shpinoiuht, 26
Grtrqntungen uno q 1oossFdlle;
Waiern, 8 Grtruntungen; 1ppbusfiss
ber, 10 Grtrautungen; Wtuopoden, A
Grtruntuugen; 0ipbtberitis, 2 Grz
trantungen; 8eu6huften, l Grfrans
tung unb sin 5oossfuu; Wsumps uno
Rofe, ie cine grfraRtunq.
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8as gefinbsn bes 2orads SadH,
Bobuunq uubetanHt, pelher am
SamItag, on stusm Shdoel6ru6 Ieis
bcuo, ppn ben 9oli3iftsn galoDtn uno
Rnbius an Der Gde Der 6. 4ns. uHo
Subn Gtrabe uneetroffen unb nab
benz itGotiIhen oofpttal 9ebra6t tpurs
be III lebr bebentItd. Der gsann mar
btgber ni6t i'm Stanbe, anSueebs1,
unter pel4en umftduoen tr fih Die
gerIebuna sugsSogeu bat. Dix poltset
lit nit elmer lIuteriuhung bef4aftlgt.
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JntereHant
Iltfte fid bic beHtias Sisuns Der
s,oipitaifommiHdre gsiialtsn.

auberorbsrtlih interefTant birfte
fi6 oie auf beute glahmittdg BON
Wanor G6ipob sinberufene Sisung
Der 6oipitoltummiHdrs ssitdltsH,
etnn In biefer 8erIammIuna ion bic
eemsntfrase Dsnn m6gIiH osfiHittn
srlebigt psrDen.
Drei Wlitglieber Der EommiTion,
bic 6erren Green, Or. 6oImes uno
ldtps bdbeu ndntIih in elmer gdns i'm
gehtimen in einem pripdtbduie abaes
balteneu Grtrniibung. BON ipsIher bic
itbri9en WiigIieoer Der Rommiifion,
Weanor Shpab uno Or. Witbrop,
ni6ts puBien, bic sSrnse tinetbeHo
pentilirt, tpeIher 4rt Cement BET benz
9au oes nsuen itdbtii4en SofpitaIs
3ur 8eripenbune seIanssH IoLlts. sic
eiHieten ii6 i6IisBlib oarauf. bd6
nur retner gortldnogement gebrauhi
tperben fou uno oab biefsr Cement
unier teiuen umitdnben .Slaa" snts
haIteH narf.
Run finb Ti9 bic Sd&perItdnbigen
niht gang bariiber einig, Oh Cement,
Der .Slag" eHtbdlt, ni6t e6enfals aIa
reiner portloao Cement betrdtttl
peroeR Tam unh perI6sbeHe yirmen
Die Cement liefern, Der -SIog" ents
bdlt, aber i'm @eih1ftspertebr GIa
reiner gor.ldnb Cement srdhtes tpiro
baben In iebr susreiiher Dsiie eeeer
bic Gntfheioung Der nrei aommiHdr,
iprot<fftrt. Ramentii4 eef6ob otei
BON Seiten Der llniperidlGement 60.
bic ssltern bur6 ibre Anipdlt. Bar
fpelI unb RaHifep bsi Der SofpttaIt
aommiFion in isbr eHer9iiber WeifI
gegsn cine 9ena6tbeiliguns burh bi'
obise GntI6lisBuHg Gtnfpra6e erbei
ben litb. Dds betreffenDe S4riftitiic
tam suerit su Rdpor G4tpab, Der q
prompt an bic 5ofpital aommifior
tpeiterbef0roerte unb banH sIei6Ssttis
cine grtrafisung Der 8ebcrbe du
beute gadmittag eiHberief, ooHit oi
Ieibiae Gementfrage, bieIes Wal II
| 5ffentiider Sibune, no4maIs einge
beno er5rteri uuo ipeuu mOgIih oefi
| nitip trlebiet tperben Tam.
| Dnb ben brei aommifidren, fpeI6
ltissnmdf3tis bic GemeHtfrass aus be.
Welt i6dFfsn tpOlIitn, jeBi nidt red
qehtuer i'll, erbellt aus Der 9batIa6e
ocB elmer Don ihntn beretts fhriftlIc
| bei Nlanor Shnab nnf,gefrast bal
liner lpobl bic gesisnete geri0nIihtei
lfei, nm Elm fa6perftdnoigts urtbei
Ebariib<r ab3ugeben, mas reintr Vort
llanb Cement lei. Der 9rief6rtibe
IlkB burhbIi6eu, bag man ii5 j
| m6aIiheripeiis on bic Grperten be
Munisipal Bureau Of Reiedr6 men
| ben tonns, aber bisrpon ipin Usd1o
Shspab obfolut ni6ts DiHsn. osnH {
pertritt ben torrefteu Sbanopunti
boB bic 5tabt teine uugebetenenRata
gsber brauht.
I'm Der beniissu Gisung Der Rom
ImiIIioa tp<rnen leioer nidt ale Rom
miiidre aniDe1tnb fein tOnnen, ben
/ Dr.. Solnes unS 6err 2eDis befiRoe
iih auf Reifen. 10 DaB Hur bic 9errs
ejrssn, Or. Wiihroip uno Wiano
! G6fpab an Der Sibuns tbtilHehuas
tpsrbsn.
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gsirs TN femmtnben Salbjabr nabeir
S3,OO0,0O0 fpiteu.

gtuStauoitor Grnit bon 8drgsn
:ibsrIonbte bem Gtabtruib ssfttrH bic
ublihe gisSgei SrbinanS fir bus
srsifs bdlbiobr 1911. bic or nds
abmmitiee iiir Daittel unb Mege anr
einqebenben griifuno DertpieleH tDurre.
qcut oitier Grbinnns ipiro Der Sioot.
hcusbolt In bem 3titroum Dom /. SuIi
bis sum 81. DECEMBER b. 3. 2.793,'
671 toiten.
auf bic sinselHen 5onbs unb Ge'
poriemsnts pertheilt ii6 oteIe Sumn''
ipie Iolgt:
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Der Staotrat9
Die ,sofalbpmne1 warbe seisern
NIT Gntbuiiasmns BON ben
StabtpdterH seiHHsem.

llls Dirisent fuusirte 5err I'D. g.
Mtacbrair. Gtdotrutbsmitglieb
ReDnoIbs inIultirt ben Staotratbss
prdfbenten GnIpin bur6 einen aHs
tras. - Die 3immerIeute befdDes
rem iih iiber 6intaniesuns bieiiser
glrbsiter BEL 9ergebuug ftGbtifder
aontratts. Die ShentuHs oes
glult garts ongenDmmen. - Gdrs
tbaae asb5rt BON nun an sur Staot.
- Der Stabtrdtb gsht bemnd4it IN
bic 5erien. - observation-disclosures
gen bef6lcHsrt.
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SsusrpetrmamH seEsrbeu.

Dxr "a 5ahre alis Gdlau6fabrtr
ss,obn Gpslmann pon Sprisensanm.
paanie 30. "a nuf prire 9tl ftarb
friih eeftegn Tl0resn Tn fsiner hob.
nuna. aa. 1919 ainu Gtrabt, an Der
nunarnentsiinbnne. CT TOD iiA BEN
Rsinr III Der t10tlintn RrnHtbeii ess
;sarntlim Der gsuefsbrtnit an Der s..
alDtnue unb Gptcmore Gtrats TN p0-
rieen Minter atbolt hoben. Eer Dsrs
Horbeue aetGrte Dem Dsueruebroepcrs
isuent felt ssDsi 5ubten an.
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pstsnssdbisfsii.

Ter 45 Sabre alie 6enr1 Wltpers.
prH Gbaron ane., GItnbaIe, nelh:s
jidD am Samitas bel einem Selbh'
tnorbberiu6 nit ,inem ssngnseipea'
biz Iiufe 6dlfse bss @efi6ts abf6ob
Bat tros feinsr fnrhtbaren 8erlebun'
aen 4nsfid,t auf GensfuHs. Gas Iirt'
Auae unb Elm hrei 3o1 langes Stiic
bes 5iirntnoteHs ift fortseriiftn uni
bic aersie Or. 6oparD 5amfs uni
Or. Wdlttr GrisB bedbfihtisen lfste'
res hurn tiue GilberpI0iie gu sr'
fsseH.
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Reue Trep pc.

Heue Ireppe.
Der MrbeitsDirettpr rpurDe angetpIes
fen, 8Idne uno einen GoiteHporGnz
IAlag fir cine 9ontrettreppe gu uHters
breiten, bic Don Der gontlins mad Der
BoIt Strabe sebdut peroen Ioa.
u 63ugstanuI Diro gele g /. /
Die Gairmount Improvement aTo>
cidtion bate por einiger 3ett betm
Gtabtratb 9sgen Die proiettirte Rands
Iiiirung Der Bdperlp Auenue proteltlrt,
neil bieie 9erbeHerung angebIth ntht
n6tbiq mar. 9qs Suitdnoige aommtts
tee beri9tete gsitern, oab IS nab elmer
etnaebeHpen untsrIuhung uuo 9eiihs
tiaunq Der Strabe bic leber8eugung
aeponnsn babe baB Der ab5ugstanal
cine abfotute gothtpenbigtett lei uno
6dber aelsgt tperoeu iolle. 0ieie gms
pfe6lunq oes &ommittess Duroe gum
BsIhlub erbo6en.
5put6fi6e 4osnue erbdlt
neuen Qb3ugstauul.
Die 5rage be5iiglih bes ab8ugstns
mails in Der Sout6Iios 2lDenue, Die felt
Mtonateu Ttpebt, puroe geitern oaAtn
erleoigt, bab bort elm neuer 4b5ugstds
nal aelegt peroen ptro. 8etuHntlth
mar elm oissbe3iigliher 8eihluB be-
reits Dor gsruumer 3sit paftrt rporosn,
aber bic interefTirten 9runobsiiber bats
ten pann Die 9ebduptung aufgeiteat,
bag Der 4b3usstdnal ita fehr rpobI re-
pariren laiTe, mas Iih beoeuteuo bill
! Tiger iteIIsn oiirfts. 4rbeitsoirettor
| Sunomater mar oaraufbiu angeIpiefen
pproen, cine untsrfuhung un3uiteaen
uno er berihtsts seftern iiber oas RE
Iultat DeridbeH. Tiefsm 9srtht 3us
folae peroe fith cine Rsparatur abiolut
uiht lobnen, ob'hpu fie siemltd toits
| Fpislig rperoeH piiroe uno CT befurnors
tete oahsr bic 2sgung zines neusu abs
suastdndls, Der etrpa $2500 tpitsH
oIrfte. Dieie GmpfsbIung ging On
oas suTtdnbigs 9pmmittee.
+ StraBsnosrbefisruugeu
! bsf6Iofien.
Die folaenben StrabenperbeFeruns
gen purbsR gefteru auf gmpfsbIune
oes arbsitsDirsttors bei6loHeu:
| aspbaltiruns unn GonaItiirung Der
Carlisle apenus, Don Der Central
apenue Bis sur Gutter Strabs; Dor
ausfihtlihe Rotten $21, ,638.
II gfIdFtsruns Der SftIstte Der Clifton
4penue, BON Der Calhoun bis5ur Uec;
Miadn Gtrdbe, sntpener nit 5nl3s
bl0den ober nit 8itulitEie; mutbmaBs
lihe aoiten $2837.
: pflafteruns Der 5airmnunt aoenue
= stpifhen Der 6arriion 4peuue uub 81
{ quois StraBe; Dorausiidtlite Softer
l SIS, ,135.
: 9erbeFsruns Der 5rant Strabe
stpiiten Der Sheud 4llsp uno Der 81
{ aibsrtp Strabs, oura anlage cine
I Spntrsttreppe; pprousiihtlibe apitel
: $1,000.
{ gflaiteruns Der 9holipn 4peuu.
\ BON Der Reanins Roab bis Sur Dafb
ington apenue, nit 5olSblOden; Dor
ausiihtlihe &pittn $22, ,496.
gsphaIttruns Der Safberrp StraBs
bon Der mantion Roao big sur 9erte
!, aoenus; pprausfihtIi6e RDfeH SIS,
! 102.50.
Rocobamiiirung Der Sarris aDenu'
bon Der ct. 2dnrence 4penue biz Su
{ ahtsn Qrenus, uno Grridtuug be
uStbigeH StiiRmauen; pordusIi9tIih
Soften 81 ,646.50.
Il WsoeabamiErure Der Wlinigan 4oe
snii6en bs bbierpatprp apenue I'M
Grie EDenue; corausii4tlife Srftet
SS084.
4 -
!. Nsodenberi6t bes @-inubbeitsauats
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aout benz DpdeRberiht bes Habits
i9en Gefunsbeifsamts Duroen In Der
DerfIcHsuen DDde 81 gale BON ons
ItsdsmbeH arantbeiten unb % Snh<ss
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-02
TROOPS GUARD AMERICAN
SIDE OF RIVER At FL, pASO

FL Paso. Texas, Feb. 1.-The United
States military authorities at Fort
Bliss. this city, are evidently expect
ing something serious to happen in
the city of Juarez tonight, one COM
pany of infantry Is stationed tonight
at the American end of the stanton
street bridge and another company at
the end of the Santa I'e street bridge.
Since nightfall company II of the
Twenty third infantry under COM
mand of Captain f. G. Turner, has
been rushed to the smelter. located on
the river about four miles north of
the city and are stationed there Tor
the night. Every person crossing the
Rio Grande tonight is being subjected
to the most careful scrutiny.
One hundred Mexican cavalry left
Ciudad Juarez at o'clock tonight
with extra ammunition and four cases
OF dynamite to be used in blowing up
railway to prevent insurrectos from
using marooned trains they are hold
ing in reaching Juarez.
All games and amusements in ciu-
dad Juarez were closed az o'clock
tonight. Thousands of Mexican in
habitants have left Juarez tonight and
are spending the night in this city
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-02
AUTHORITIES AT JUAREZ
BUSY BUILDING pIclsI<sIrs

I'll Paso, Tex, Feb. THAT the
authorities of the city OF Juarez.
across the river from this city. re-
gard the situation as becoming very
acute and are preparing for an at
tack from the insurrectos, IL attest
ed by the fact that fortifying is rap
idly going on. In addition to the
sandbags placed around the barracks
occupied by the troops that garrison
the city, n large number or mines
have been secretly placed In the
southwestern part of the city Heavy
mines have also been planted around
the barracks and customs house. In
surrectos are within less than 100
miles of Juarez In considerable num-
bers, and openly boast OF their inten-
tion of taking the city within the next
week. The Juarez military and civil
authorities are evidently inspired
with the belief that the attack is 70
be made, Tor the streets Of Juarez are
patrolled by large bodies of soldiers
night and day and people are on the
house tops continually to proclaim
the first appearance of an insurrecto.
There is no change In the Mexican
Central railway situation tonight,
traffic on that line south from Juare2
being entirely suspended.