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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-15
Una is|a fe|iz

Todo son ventures y prosperidadades en-
la isla de Sa kilda, que no ae halla prsciaamen.
to al fin del muudo, sino SO millas al Noroeste
| de las Hebridas exte,iores.
No ests completamente aislada en- los ma.
rs Tiene muy cerca otras islas; Doom, DO.
| rrera y Soa, eno,mes pefiascos lss tres. No
| a,f Ia de Sankilda, cuya poblaci6n 90 compone
| de 100 habitantes pr6ximamente, amen de in
! numerab!es aves pAjaros raros.
A la isla feliz SO llega poI una bahia aces
sihle las embarcaciones go. LIS declr accssl
bks hasta cierto punto NADIA mas; pues son ta'
les los vientos y tan fuertes, que solo durante
los tres meses del verano ee puede entrar en- la
tahfs, nurc, sin rieagos nj di6cultades.
Asf los salkindanos viven enteramente le.
jos del murdo las tres c1srtas parties del aIo.
Las islas pertenecen o6c' a'mente Inglste'
rra, la cual no hscs de elias ell menos caso y las
deja abandonadas 4 sus gustos y costumbres.
De esta suerte ovidaias por la Gran Bre'
tsila, que nj siquiers envfa la vista de algan
fuucionario pablco de tarde en- tarde, los sal.
kindanos taveron que atender su gob:rns'
ci6n y buen regimen, para 10 cual 1iene de
antigua someti6ndCss una reina electiva,
So elge reina a. la muchacha mas bonita de
la isla, su reinado dura 10 mismo que su SOL
terfa. Apenas sc casa, vuelve ser una ciuda
dara tsn insignifcante como otra oualquiers.
Todos los hombres, j6venes viejos, sc
reunen cada maflana en- una larga calle dis
cutir los asuntos locales ordenar los trabsJos
del dia.
El diuero sc desconooe en- absolute y los
psjaros sustituyen la moneda en- ell mercado.
Las mujeres sc empleau en- las fasnas del
campo y los hombres en- Ia caza, en- Ia cusl les
ayudan tambi6n sus compafieras.
Con objeto de instruir!as bien Sc llevs to-
dos los afios un grupo de muohachas pasar
algunas semanas en- ciertas grutas abiertas en-
los pehascales, donde viven en- absolute aisla'
miento, solo 81 a'guna de elias cae enferma
encienden fuego para avsar los sankildanos
que vengan en- su auxilio.
En- psgo de este servicio que les presta
ell bello sexo, los sankildanos, son 10 snfciente'
mente gslantes para ocnparse en- las labores de
la casa, confeccionar los vestidos de sus muje'
res, de colores chillones, y adornsr' as con pie
dras juguetillcs extravagantes.
Asf sc vve en- la isla Elm que haya habido
ell menor cambio nj trastcrno durante mas de
sglos.
La saud es envidiable, solo en- verano,
cuando la ..-ia.idai lleva Ssnkilda algan
extranjero, psdecen les naturales una especie
de sinf aenza,. que les oansa gran horror que
es oonocida al'i con ell d Iit ii;G e.
tranjero.,
Los que buscan tranq
de pueden If, y las muchae
fien con ser reinas, va verSn
que no es tan diffcil como les
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dad aq1efos que hayan heoho sdingreso en- e
profeeo.ado oonforme & la legislation VICENTE
en- maAria de enseiapzs. Aplaudimos sin re-
servas esta resolution que viene garantir ders.
chos legitimamente adquiridos que resdlta
rfan perjudicados 81 dominara ell criterio de
con6rmar como propietarios profesores q. ban
sido nombrados libremente, debido las cir
cunstsncias de Ia guerra y las necesidsdes del
momento en- matsria de instruction. Los que
con tai csracter sirven actua'mente sabenos
serAn considerados como interinos proveyen-
dose mas tarde sus plazas por oposioi6n por
concurso, segun corresr onda.
-. Por Ia Secretarfa de Fomento, SO ga.
caran en- breve & oposici6n todas las esoaelas
que 60 ha!lan vacautes en- Ia isla.
-. Sc encuentra enferma de bastante cui.
dado en- el barrio de Ia Marina de esta Capital
la senora doha Paula Vale, digna esposa del
sehor don Carlos Betancourt.
-. Desde el dia l6 y siguientes del mes
actual, prestaran juramepto de fdelidad ante
Ia sala de Gobierno de la Suprema corte de
justicia los empleados de los centros de Co
bernaci6n y Fomento.
-. De psso para Ia Hsbans, en- su excur.
sion por America, SO halls en- esta oiudad Ell
sfamsdo carambolista don Luis Vazquez, ,quien
maiians, las ooho de Is noche, dara una Sc
sion de billar en- el Casino Espafiol.
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Baneo Espt1o| de Puerto Rico
Convocatoria d Junta General ertr0ordina,ia


Por acuerdo Consejo de Gobierno de este
Bsnco, fecha "a dc Oct1bre ultimo, conforme
& los artfoulos ~ de los Eststutos y l43 del
Reglamento, &c convoca los sefiores Accionis-
tas de esta Sooiedad Junta General extraoI-
dinsria que tendra efeoto el 10 dc .Enero pro
ximo 10 una de Ia tarde en- el donicilio social;
debieudo presentarse media hora antes les pa
peletas de asistencia que los interesaios podran
recojer en- Secre tsris desde el al 8 de Enero
inolusives, en- las horas de ofcinas.
A los fnes del iltimo parrafo del oitsdo
srtfculo A, 70 hsce constar que aoordada Ia
oelebraoi6n de esta Junta ante la posibilidad del
cambio de legislaci6n que haya de quedar
sometido este Establecimiento, serhn objeto de
ella la presentation, discussion y resolution 90
proposiciones relstivas: bien su modification
& transformaci5n para llenar las condiciones
legales que on su caao, resalten necesarlas: bien
ls cesi6n venta del active y pasivo del
mismo; bien por dltimo la liquidaci6n social,
si asf 10 acouseja jasen oircunstancias extraordi-
narias proveuientes de los cambios originados
en- Ia Ifa: asimismo sera materia de dicha
Junta la autorisacion en- form, quienes Sc
estime conveniente para lleasr los requisites
necesarios hasta rea]izar defnitivamente los
aouerdos que Sc adopten.
Desde el 20 de Dioiembre pr6ximo queda'
RI fiiaia al pablico en- este Establecmiento la
lista de sefiores Accionistas con derecho voz
voto en- la mencionada Junta (artfoulo l44
del Reglamento)
San Juan Puerto Rico, l2 de Noviembre
de ls9s.-El Subgobernador, Carlos N. Soler.
..t- al
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EI Vapor ing|6s "Eden''
DELAMALA REAL 1NGLEsA, LoNDREs

Hara escala en- este puerto procedente de
Saint Thomas, ell viernes Is del actual q las
de Ia mafiana saliendo las para Agua1illa,
Msyagiex = Ponce dsade donde regresara q
Saint Thomas.
Este servioio estabecido con regularidad
per Ia compahfa para cada ouatro Viernes, Sc
presta muy convenientes combinaciones para
los sefiores viajeros, estando en- conexi6n con
diferentes lfneas de Ia misma compahfa, que
sepsradamente recorren todas les islas de bar :
lovento cond1oen al Sur de America al
Norte dc Europa etc.
Para informes en- general dirigirse su
agente.
Tetuan IL.
Agentes: I'm Ponce: Felici Costa Co.
Mayaguex: Schulze y Co.
Aguadila: j. T. Silva y Go. S-5-4
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De MADRID

Hablase squf con insistencia de IN presun.
to matrimonio entire Ell Empsrador Francisco
jose de Austria y Ia Princesa de Austria, Ma.
RIA de las Mercedes, hija mayor de la Reins
Regente del difunto Rey Alfonso XII.
FL Emperador Francisco Jos6 nsci6 en-
Agosto de 1880, de manera que la feoha tiene
mas de SO amos. La Pfincesa de Austria solo
tiene ls amos, pues naci6 en- 1880 81 este ma
trimonio sc. veri6os, serA uns nueva verguenzs
para Espafia. Nadie podrA yer sin indigna.
oi6n el sacri6cio de Ia sReips Ni1as, como Sc
Ia llam6 durante los seis meses que 'mediaron
entire Ia muerte de Alfonso XII y ell nacimiento
de Alfonsito, en- los caales ella fu6 Reina de Es-
pafis, bajo la misma Regencia actual.
Francisco jose ha sido I'M hombre bueno
un buen gobernante- Desciende del Conde
Rodolfo Hapsburgo, que fu6 electo Emperador
de Alemania en- 1876 En- gu vida de familia
ha sido uno de los soberanos mas desgraciados:
su hermsno predilecto, Ell Archidaque Maxi.
miiano improvisado Emperador de Mexico,
muri6 fusilado por Juares, 50 unico hijo var6n,
ell Arohiduque Rodolfo, heredero de Ia corona
Imperial, perecio en- Ia sangrienta y misterioaa
trsgedia de Mayerling, , fnalmente su esposs,
!. Emperatriz EIisabet murio hace pocas sema
maj en- Ginebrs manos de nm anarquista.
A los 1s amos d4-easd fu6 proclamado Em
persdor de Austria, por abdicasi6n de So ito
fernandez, en- 1857 SO le corona fRsee5S' fsee5' ''aaa DE-
Hungrfa.
Durante So domination, Venecia y Ia Lom
bardfs pssaron de su poder al de 1talis, perdi6
sus derechos al trono de Alemania y ha tenidn
que confrontar situaciones como solo Sc vie.on
en- los tiempos de Maria Teresa durante el
predominio de Napoleon. Los Madgiares y los
Czeches han sido sus amigos = sus enemigos
slternativsmente.
Hoy Francisco Jose es tai vez Ell dnico
vfnculo s6lido de Union entire Austria , Hun.
grfs, como no tiene herederos varones se
teme que su muerts sobrevenga Ia disoluoi6n
del imperio. Para evitar este case, el yiejo
Emperador trats de proourarse IN descendiente
, este expli,s el proyectado matrimonio con la
princesa de Asturias, que por parte de madre
pertenece tambien 10 familia de los Hapa.
burgos.
Las estadfsticas demuestran que los mari
dos de cincuenta amos generalmente tienen pro.
le, que.los de sesenta casi nuncs la tienen y los
de sstents Ia tienen invarisblemente. Ssgan
este, Francisco Jose NO hs psrdido Ia Ultima es'
peransa de tener un hijoA quien legsrle Ia coro..
ns, bien que por mas que 10 ssegursn las estadts'
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muoho menos. 81 los E. Unidos &c empehan
en- anexionarse Ia Isls, ardera uuevamente la
guerra. Hemos luchado porla independence
no para c,mbiar de amo. Cuba ha de ser Ii
bre ha de estar condenada a luohs perp6tus.
Han causada dolorosa impression los relatos de
los aeoutecimientos ocurridos ahf.-G
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CoNv0cA7oR|A

Para trstsr aauntos importantes que inte-
resan Ia Institution del Netariado en- ,esta isla
ae convoca por medic del pretente anuncio, q
Junta general extraordinsria que tendrA lagar
los lias,l al 90 de los corrientee, & todos les
Notarios colegisdos del territorio, rogandoles
su puntual asistencia. - Puerto. Rico, Noviem'
bre IL de 1e98.-El Deoano,
5-5 MAURItIo ,GUERRA.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-10
What Dewev Did.

The Denver Republican Of yesterday
morning, which reached the city last
night supplying the Optic at noon yester-
day with news and the Democrat this
morning with additional facts about the
battle Of Manila "as told by an eye wit
ness" contained the following brief par
agraphs showing what Rear Admiral
Dewey did In ten lively days.
Monday. April 25.-Recelyed news OF
the declaration OF war, Quit British
waters.
Wednesday-Sailed for Manila at the
fastest speed that could be made with the
coal supply ships.
Saturday Night-Pas cd the batteries
at the entrance OF Manila bay.
Sunday-Sank, burned or captured all
the ships OF the Spanish squadron. 81
fenced and destroyed three batteries.
Monday-0ccupied navy yard. Blew
up six batteries at the entrance 10 the
bay. Cut the cable. Established block
ade OF Manila. Drove the Spanish forces
out OF Cavite.
Tuesday and Wednesday -Swept the
lower bay and entrance for torpedo
boats. Gave crews %well-earned rest; pre-.
pared official dispatches.
The losses Of the Spaniards include
ten warships, several torpedo boats, two
transports, navy yard and nine batteries
Including the losses ashore. about
twelve hundred Spaniards were killed OF
wounded. The estimated value OF the
Spanish property destroyed or captured
Ia six million dollars.
On the American side the total loss Il
eight men wounded and Ave Thousand
dollars damage 10 the ships.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-10

The new board OF directors OF the Pres
colt Mining Exchange have elected ofic.
ers az follows: J. W. Wilson, president;
]. l. Gardner. treasurer; W. G. Branden,
secretary; ]. Y. Blandy, assistant secre-
tary.
AT the picnic grounds last Saturday
Miss Annie Burke, daughter Of County
Treasurer Burke, recited In clear tones,
and with appropriate gestures, "Sheri-
dams Ride" so clear was her articula-
ton that every word was heard at the
most distant part OF the audience. For
a miss IL years old she showed remarka-
BILE Evolutionary powers, combined with
gestures as expressive Of the spirit OF the
poem as the words thereof could convey.
Peter 0'Lief, working on the night
shift at the Star. mine, was found dead
in the face Of the tunnel when the shift
went to relieve him. He was covered up
with debris. The indications are that he
was tamping a shot. when II exploded.
The Star mine Ia located In the Brad
shaws, about two miles from the Crowned
King, has 600 feet OF tunnel, and being
developed by Springfield. ILL.,, capitalists,
who expect TO erect a mill on same In
the near future.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-10
oMBsToN


There are thirty-tw prisoners In the
county jail.
Wm, FOUR, OF Dragon, n OF the
large cattlemen OF Cochise county. has
been In Phoenix for a week on business
connected with his claim for damages by
loss OF cattle at the hanis Of Indians In
the early days.
At San Simon, six Mexicans, who were
hard looking characters, tried TO pur-
chase six rifles. They were not sold. al
though the arms we're on hand, and the
Mexicans left disappointed but deter
mined 10 secure them elsewhere. The
action of the San Simon stOre-keeper Is
10 be commended, as doubtless the Mex
leans we're planning some pillaging ex-
petition.
ThOs. HOwarth, the we'll known COchise
county citizen and resident OF Wilcox,
and for years constable Of that town,
went TO ST. Louis TO engage a a govern
ment packer, but died in the hospital
shortly after reaching there. He leaves
a wife, but no children. The cause OF
his death has not yet been learned.
Miguel Cornelius, a Mexican from
Benson. was adjudged insane by Probate
Judge Bradley, and Sheriff White took
the new patient to the asylum. Cor
nelius Ia a young man who labOrs under
the hallucinatiOn that he is being con-
stantly chased by some enemy. Al times
he wants TO Aght, and starts a small war
OF his own.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-10
A SANTA Pc EXTENSION
To Connect This City with PeeOs Valley
d Northern May Soon nc Built.

To Connect This City with PeeOs Valley
d Northern May Soon nc Built.
The following appeared in the Com
mercial and Financial Chronicle, OF New
York, In connection with IN article on
the reorganization Of the Pecos Valley
railway:
The successful outcome OF the re-or.
g%anization OF the Pecos Valley company
Is largely due to the Atchison, Topeka a
santa Re railway company and Its
friends, who have purchased an interest
In the new securities. A contract has
been made with the Atchison for an In
terchRnge OF traffic and an agreement en-
tered into whereby that company has the
right TO use l40 miles OF the new line for
part OF a through line TO Albuquerque,
New Mexico, the Atchison paying one
half the interest charge on the
cost Of that portion OF the line and
maintenance in proportion 10 wheel
age. The completion OF the line, which
IL Ia expected will be accomplished this
fall, will open up 10 the Atohison the
largest cattle section In United States,
an area OF some 1000 square miles In
New Mexico and Texas. IL will also give
the PecOs Valley, which contains the
largest irrigated area In this country
(sOme 100000 acresl, access to markets
400 miles nearer than by present routes.
At Amarillo the PecOs Valley will also
connect with the Union Pacific, Denver
Y Gulf system. making a direct line TO
Colorado and northern points.
The above is a matter OF special inter
est and Importance to Albuquerque since
II furnishes another route to the south
and east, will open up a vast country
which will be attributary to Albuquerque
and furnish a comparatively direct route
to the Pecos Valley country.
The road, II built. as 1t probably will
be in the very neal future, would connect
with the Pecos Valley Il Northeastern AT
a point directly east Of here and lac
miles south OF Amarillo, which is fifteen
miles north Of Washburn, Tex, on the
Union Pacific, Denver Il Gulf and which
Ia to be the eastern terminus OF the Pecos
railroad.
The Santa re by this route would save
atO1N az hhofNA " NhN NDuHt W
Chicago aud also avoid the long mountain
haul by way Of Ration on the present
route. This would enable II 10 reduce
the time between Chicago and Los An.
geles several hours and thus give II an
incalculable advantage in its competition
for passenger traffic.
Furthermore, 1t would enable it to com
pete with the Southern Pacific in hauling
California fruits to southern markets, and
in other ways would be OF inestimable
advantage to the Santa Fe system.
These are some OF the reasons that make
II seem very probable that a Santa Ft
extension from here TO a point on the
PecOs g. Northeastern railroad will be-
constructed In the near future, and Id
Importance 10 this city eau not be over.
estimated.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-10
GALLUP.

From the Cleaner.
John Gordon arrived from Albuquerque
and will remain here for some time.
Gallup Is raising still another COM
pany OF volunteers for the front In case
they are needed.
Miss Sutherland, who has spent several
months with Mrs. Aldrich, left for her
home at San Marcial.
Will Pratt and family are domiciled in
their new home. the property OF Mr.
0Brennan, which has been renovated
and enlarged To meet their needs.
Conductors report that the cabooses
which are decorated with the American
dag have been stoned between Gallup
and Albuquerque. IL won't be healthy
for anybody TO do II around here.
Mrs. Walter Campbell arrived from Bis
bee, Arizona, to visit with her friends
and family here. She reports herself as
thoroughly glad TO see Gallup again. She
brought the baby along. "Walt" is at
work at Bisbee. and rs we'll and healthy
a. ever.
The Christian Endeayor society spent a
pleasant session at the home Of Rev. and
Mrs. Simpkin. After the conclusion Of
the regular business OF the evening, the
time was spent in games and social chat
A lunch was served and the session closed
at 10 D. m.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-10
SAN MARCIAL.

From the Bee.
Mrs. II. J. Easley and children arrived
from Tampico and received a kindly well
come from her many friends.
Bishop j. NJ. Kendrick will preach at
SOcOrro on May %, and on the previous
Sunday will hold services In AlbuQuer-
que.
II. G. Smith, for many years clerk to
General Foreman d. ". Hitchcock, goes
to Las Vegas TO act az chief clerk Y. o.
Blood. His sister accompanies him.
j. p. McMurray left for ST. Louis to
attend TO the duties OF delegate TO the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
convention. Mrs. McMurray bore him
company. About July 1 they will return
TO San Marclal.
Judging from the number Of inquiries
received by the postmistress concerning
the whereabouts Of what were probably
at n time dear husbands, the number
Of neglected and abandoned wives In the
country Is something quite astonishing.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-10
WAITS OAKS.

From the kagle.
1t Is rumOred that the North Home
stake mine will resume operations soon.
Frank COe and wife came In from Rui-
doso for farm supplies. Miss Vene Ward.
one OF Lincoln county's best teachers.
accompanied them this far on her way
home 10 Nova Scotia.
4. X. Peters has returned 10 the BOnitO
after an absence Of two or three months
on business In various parts OF the eOun-
try. Mr.. Peters has enlarged the force on
the Christmas mine.
j. p. Foley. the clever machinist, for
merly in the employ Of the Old Abe com
pany here. aud his amiable wife. nee
Miss Mary Lane, daughter Of our towns
man, DR.. A. @. Lane, arrived from West
Virginia. Mr.. Foley Is on his way to Ar
izona 10 a mining point near the Needles,
where he has been employed TO take
charge a. master mechanic. Mrs. Foley
will remain here for several weeks Wis
itlng relatives and friends when she will
then join her husband In Arizona.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-10
MnIar annnlY.

j. A. Harlan, superintendent OF bridges
aud water supply OF the Santa Fe rail-
road, passed through this city on Tues
days train, says the DOna Ana County
Republican. Mr.. Harlan Is about a good
an authority on water supply a. a be
found in this territory, and In conversa-
ton with our reporter said:
81 believe there will be a good hOw Of
water In the Rio Grande this whole sea-
son through. As II Is now, this country
cannot depend too much on the snowfall
In Colorado, for there Is 30 much land
under cultivation In that state that when
the Ice and snow melts on the mountains
II IL Immediately stored in the reservoirs
or used In irrigation without storage, 30
that every year IA the state irrigates
more extensively there ia less water that
reaches the Mesilla valley, 80 that we are
dependent on rainfall and natural supply
In this territory. Every fall OF rain tends
TO bring more rain, az the damp ground
attracts the clouds, and should we build
the great Elephant Butte reservoir not
only will we be benefited by the storage
of water, but II will increase the rainfall,
and there will be required a proportion
ately lass amount Of water to be- used
from the river"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-10
ROSWELL.

From the Record.
Some party or parties have stolen $50
head OF sheep from ] o. Cameron from
his mutton herd on the PenascO. They
have made good their escape thus far and
have the sheep clear out OF the range.
Geo. A. Montgomery purchased ten
acres of land from Mrs. Callie Doss, last
Friday, and took an option on thirty
acres more out Of the same tract. This
land joins that Of G. II. Gilbert south Of
town.
Last Saturday night Charles II. Sparks
was stricken with paralysis, his right
right side being involved, and he has
been in q critical condition ever since.
He Is conscious, but has been unable to
speak, and takes but little nourishment
and that with difficulty.
Nathan Jaffa and wife returned from
ST. Louis. Mr.. JsfIa purchased the furni-
ture, etc, for the military institute, and
the board Of regents estimate that
Nathan saved the school full five hundred
dollars by going in person TO buy the
equipment. That being the difference
between the price paid and the best
terms offered through letters.
County Surveyor Mark Howell left with
a corp Of assistants for the northeast
corner OF the county and will from there
work back, making a survey OF the lands
through which the Pecos Valley & North
eastern railroad is to run, fixing corners
Of the sections and definitely locate the
route, AZ TO the lands through which the
road runs.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-10
KINaMAN.

From the Miner.
W. A. Laswell aud James Rosborough
are now prOprietOrs Of the Fay saloon,
having purchased the stock and lease Of
the building OF Charles Baxter.
Miss VIVA starkey is now cashier in
the office OF the Kingman Mercantile
company. Miss Starkey II one OF the
brightest Of Kingman's young ladies and
IL quite an addition TO the force OF that
establishment.
During the absence OF A. Il. Joscelyn,
principal of the Kingman public school,
Miss Grace 0yerman presided over the
grammar grades and Miss Bertha Beech.
or had charge OF the primary depart
ment. Miss Beecher is one OF the bright
est scholars In the Kingman school, who
some day will be heard from In educa-
tional matters.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-10
FARMINaroN.

From san Juan Times.
Mrs. Harry Hubbard. OF the upper San
Juan, has been quite III with the Ia
grippe.
Judge MeKie has granted temporary
license 10 n. 3. Whitehead, OF Farming
ton. 10 practice law in the First Judicial
district, pending the meeting OF the SUI
preme court.
@. X. Stiyers, wife and son left Thurs
day for Los Angeles, California, by way
of Gallup. MIR. Stivers expects to 60 into
the newspaper business at that point.
Prof. II. H. Griffin, who for three years
occupied the position Of superintendent
Of the agricultural experimental station
at Aztec, has accepted q position with the
experimental station at Rocky Ford,
Colo.