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UNIVERSITY NOTES.

John Patterson, the crack half back,
has returned to the university and is
practcing for the team. Patterson was
not expected back this year.
Haruff, foot ball player of Pueb
will be new candidate for full back.
"Pesky" Garwood was in town yester'
day afternoon.
w. M. Shafer left for Victor today.
Professor Ford, who will have charge
of the electrical department, has arrived
at the university.
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METHODIST CHANGES.

Rev, DIR. M. D. Hornbeck returns to
Boulder for another year, as was both
hoped and expected. Rev. Dr. A. A.
Johnson of Longmont has been assigned
to the pas,orate of St James M. E. church
ut Denver. Rev. H. c. Warner goes to
Broomhelo; +. J. Hooper to Erie; c. A.
Brooks to Fort Lupton: B. T. Vincent to
Greeley; D. L. Watson to Jamestown:
H. M. May to Longmont; r. M Barnes
to Louisville; Wesley De Sellem to
Lafayette; Rev. A. A. Chase formerly of
Boulder, goes TO the Broadway church
Pueblo. The above changes we're made
by the conference, which has just finish.
ed its labors at Salida.
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JOLLY LITTLE PARTY.

Miss Lizzie Johnston's Birthday ami
versary was the occasion of jolly party
at the home of her father, Hon L. r
Johnston, last evening. Games OF all
kinds we're participated in until late
hour. Those present were Ruth Wise
Isabel Nc Eenzle, Emma Walker. Cleo
Bell and Camille Compton. Little Miss
Johnston's guests we're RECALLED at a
sump,uous repast after the list of game,
had been exhausted.
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The concert last evening at the Con
gregational church was most success.
full event. The audience was large
and appreciative, and the program was
most artistically rendered, Miss Prentiss'
playing was beautiful. her touch, execu.
ton and style, are those of an artist =
Colorado Springs Evening Telegraph
at the Presbyterian church tonight.
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

The members OF the w. X. C., G. A.
R Sons of Veterans and Company H
and veterans OF the Spanish American
war, with their families. are invited to a
picnic on Thursday, September 9th, af-
ternoon and evening, at Boulder lake.
Everyone to bring we'll filled baskets.
Carriages to convey the company will
be at the A. O. U. w. hall at 2:3o p. m.
Prices very reasonable.
MARCIA LUCE. President
MARY F.. ULLMER, Secretary.
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n. COOLED The Surgeons.

All doctors told Renick Hamilton. Of
West Jefferson, O., after suffering IS
months from Rectal Fistula, he would
die unless a costly operation was perform
ed: but he cured himself with five boxes
of Bucklen's Arnica Salve. the surest
Pile cure on Earth. and the best Salve in
the world. IS cents box. Sold by
Streamer's Drug Store.
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

Misses Jessie Neikirk and Louise
Chase have returned to Las Animas tc
resume their positions as teachers in the
public schools. Miss May Fuller and
her mother, who have spent the summer
at the home of George Mitchell. have
returned to Longmont, where Miss Full
er has resumed her duties as teacher.
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Tho Appetite Of . Goat

Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose
stomach and liver are out of order. All
such should know that DR. Kings New
Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach and
Liver Remedy, gives splendid appetite,
sound digestion and regular bodily
habit that insures perfect health and
great energy. Only 25c. at Streamer's S
Drug Store.
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

The coming removal of Rev, A. A.
Johnson from Longmont to Denver,
where he gets a fine pastorate. elimi.
mates from considerable one gentleman
highly mentioned for legislative honors
in this county.
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"COME,' my SON, ARISE

While the dew is on the grass and tend
er lambs are bleating on the hillside"
sang the old man to his hard to-get.out
Of bed son. Speaking Of lambs. there is
now at the City Market, Pearl street.
some of the finest spring Lamb ever seen
in Boulder.
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Miss Claire Feeny, the popular clerk
in the clerk and recorders Office. has
gone to Glenwood Springs on vacation.
During her absence, Hon. Thomas D m
ford Is assisting in Judge Ingram's Office
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Manager Dennison Of the Slide mine
has leased of John Hammer his house at
44o Mountain avenue. Mr. Hammers
family will occupy their house at 443
Mountain avenue.
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Miss Ruth Wallace of Elgin, Kansas,
who has been visiting Miss Barbara
Andrews started on her return trip
home Thur sday.
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PAINTED HIS WHISPERS.

No description of the Elks picnic on
Labor day can be consi tered complete
which fails TO mention John Bruce, who
dyed his whiskels purple, the Elks color,
in honor of the event.
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

MISS Maud Taylor has returned from
Florence to attend the prep school here
and has been entertained by Miss Flor
ence Sturtevant.
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

Mrs Phil Anderson entertained few
of her friends in a delightful manner at
her elegant home in University Pace,
last Friday night.
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

E.v. Bedford has gone to Missouri in
response to a telegram asking his pres
ence at the bedside of sick brother
afflicted with spinal meningitis.
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

The family of ohm Hal OF by q
Hall, real estate and insurance, have
moved from Denver into the hou e oi
Mr. Scott at I8 n and HlI The son and
daughter of the family have entered The
public schools here.
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

Harry Holstein arrived from his long
sojourn in New York city yesterday,
leaving Mrs Holsteln and the child both
in excellent health.
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

Miss Lichtenwalter, who has been
spending the summer in Nebraska, and
Miss Rowland OF Denver, have retu ned
to teach in the public schools here and
have taken rooms with Mrs Ella Oliver.
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

II you have modern hous for sale OF
rent, see ]. w. Richardson, successor to
Fred White, Willard block.
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

Miss Ada Hannahs, who has taught in
Boulder schools for the past three years.
has gone to Denver t. teach IN one ct
the East Denver schools.
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

A marriage license was issued Satur-
day in favor Of Harry c. Morehouse and
Mary w. Niles. both of this city.
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

To hear two such artists as M. M.
George and Mrs Phillips in concert
should be highly appreciated musical
event in Boulder.
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

Mrs Isa E. B. Crosby has arrived home
from Detroit. where she attended the
supreme lodge of the Rathbone Sisters
as Colorado representative.
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

Miss Smith the popular teacher of last
year, is again here and taken rooms with
Mrs Reuel Bartlett
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

His physician reports Mr. Dye. oPer-
ated upon for appendicitis, to be doing
finely and as likely to recover.
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

Miss Edith Casaday is stopping with
Miss Wangelin during the absence OF
Mr. and Mrs Wangelin east.
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

The family of ], H. Kemp. the well
known mining man, have returned from
a long visit east.
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

Misses Cutler and Williams, guest of
Miss Mcclure, have started on bret
tour of Colorado, after which they 10 to
their homes in New Jersey.
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

The concert by Mrs George and Mrs
Phillips at the Presbyterian church to-
night should be largely attended.
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

The family of City Clerk Stafford arc
camping out at Mont Alto, where MI
Frank Stafford has fine collection Of
pictures,
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

Miss Brinwell, who has spent the past
year in Boulder and Greeley, left for her
home in Chicago today.
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

FOR RKNr-Two unfurnished rooms
Enquire at 1911 Water street. near High
school, ct
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

Mrs H. r. Eldred, who has been quite
i'll with quirzy, is once more able to
come down town.
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STATE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

A special business course open 10 all
classes will be offered the coming year.
EXAMINATIONS.
Delinquent and entrance examination
will be held Wednesday and Thursday.
Sept. 5th and 9th At the preparatory
building, 18th and Pearl street. 1t
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

School took up" in Boulder today
with the usual large attendance tor the
opening day, All the appointed school
marms were in their respective places
and Superintendent Casey reportei at
noon that school matters were moving
s,noothly.
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

This Office is indebted 10 o. B. Stills
for bask. OF some Of the finest grapes
seen this year
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

Mrs Mellette and daughter, Mrs w.
H. Davis, have returned from MelIette' 5
rabbi,ry at Harris and have brought With
them some fine pedigleed Belgium hares.
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"a Hiss Is As
Good as a Nile. =

# you ne nx entirely u'eA. you are q.
M,ess Dies not mean deaths dor. his
sense Of p,eartess. tired feeling, =
Gfe filed ssfh naneless pains and suffer
dne. i, s0% Of cases the Hood Is to Asne.
HOODS Sa,sapariua Is Nature's oorectos
70. disorder, of tie hood. Remember
hoods So.SaboM
Never l7!l25:|RdE
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Mr. and Mrs Andy Wise had jolly
party OF twenty close friends at their
home Saturday night, the occasion being
the celebration of their 10th annlver sary
tin wedding
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Miss Julia Hammer began today her
fifth term as teacher of the Gold Hill
school, c
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LOCAL NEWS.
Industrial coal at Woollett'..

Mr. and Mrs Hal Coulson have costly
housed themselves At 1903 Walnut.
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

Miss Maggie Lewis has accepted the
position of teacher in the J,m.own school.
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

"A. Hageneister OF Stockton, Kan.,
was brought down from Ward Oh Sun
day with typhoid fever and TAX to
University hospital by the order Of the
Woodmen
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

School books and supplies at Ray
mond's. 1or4 18th street, Keeler block.
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me DAILY eAlAellA

Woollett's lumber and coal yards are
now located corner Isth and Railroad.
Daily camera., 1900-09-04

Two or three A No. mich cows.
Apply to w. p. Sale or on Sale farm,
" miles northeast of Boulder. Aft
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! Woollett's lumber and coal yards are
Row located corner 12th an1 Railroad
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WANTED-Dining room girl at the
Clover Leaf restaurant. II
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WITH EACH ,oc PURCHASE ONE VOTE.


Alexander Bros, Dry Goods
Williams & Johnston, Grocers
Hiskey & McNaughton, Grocers
Joe Bergheim, Clothler
w. L. Seely, Furniture
A. G. Snyder, Livery
c. P. Pettingill, Jeweler
Frank Hiskey, Boots and Shoes
Brenner, Noah's Ark
Madame ReShore Lewis, Milliner
O. l. Cheney, Elite Steam Laundry
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Millinery.

Millinery.
Those wishing to enter my employ as
apprentices for coming season must
have application in bef' re September
10th. MDhE LEWIS.
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A. M. & S. A. Sawyer. Musical Good
Streamer's Drug Store, Druggists
Fette. Cigars
Tansey. Nox.All Cigar Co
A. Weber. Barber
M. S. Whiteley, Hardware
Woollett, Lumber and Coal
Lee.Kinsey, Implement Company
G. H. Wachter, Confectioner
Mrs. G.. H. Coodale, Restaurant
The Daily Camera
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pictures.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1900-05-17

THE News makes a suggestion to the
citizens of Tularosa that "A committee
be appointed there to arrange for mid
summer excursions from Alamogordo.
This place will turn out at any time
from 100 to 200 people who will be glad
OF an opportunity to spend Sunday un-
der the wide spreading shade trees OF
that quaint old town. All that tho peo-
pie ask here is that they be given
something for their money aud that
the policy Of ''holdlng up" aud "skin-
ming" visitors be dispensed with as much
as possible. A ball game, a picnic, OF
any form of entertainment will prove
attractive at any time. A little work
done by the committee in this tOwr
would insure the success OF an excur
sion on almost every Sunday. Tn,
lodges, clubs and Sunday schools max,
good field TO work in. These cxcur
sions could be made source Of prof
TO every business man In TularosS anS
all that is required isa little work t,
make them very successful.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1900-05-17
Most Important Case on the Dock
ct Goes Over Until the
Next Term.
BOY SENTENCED 70 PENITHTIARY.
Murders Of Joe Trias Admitted to Bail
Proceedings in the DeMules Case Not
ReCOgnized-Number of Bond
FOrfeitures Taken.

District court adjourned Tuesday af-
ter disposing Of nearly all the important
cases on the docket. The grand jury
returned 35 indictments for misdemean-
ors and lesser offences. No indictments
for murder or manslaughter were re-
turned. Nine informations for viola
tions of the law were made.
A number Of bond forfeitures were
taken which will considerably enrich
Otero county. One, in particular, in
the case of the territory VS. Baze, $500
forfeiture was secured.
OF the cases taken up, that of the ter
ritory VS. James A. Cole, who was. in
dicted for the murder Of Marlin was
carried over until the next term Of
court, an affidavit filed by the defend
ant at the last moment causing the judge
to grant a continuance. An applica-
tion for bail was refused and Cole was
remanded to Jail, he being the only pris-
oner now within It's walls. Great pre-
parations were made for this trial and
the territory had all of its witnesses on
hand.
James Wilson, alias McGinty, who
recently stole a pocketbook from Mrs.
Cal Joplin, was sentenced to one year
in the penitentiary.
The petit jury was empaneled Thurs
day and held only five days session.
Only one case was tried, that of the ter
rltory VS. Lawrence. Upon his convic-
tion other parties indicted for the same
offence plead guilty.
In the cases of Poncho and William
Blake, the two Indians who were indict-
ed for the murder Of Joe Trias, the evi.
dence not being conclusive, the district
attorney recommended that they be ad
mitted to bail. Agent Luttrell and
Chief of Police Miller, of the MescaerC
agency, went on their bonds and will
confine the Indians in the guard house
at the agency.
The proceedings in the DeMues case
held before Commissioner Stuart III
Alamogordo recently were held as
naught, no service ever being had OF
DeMules.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1900-05-17
ALAMocoRDo NEW MEXICO, THURSDAY,

miniature valley and numberless riyu-
lets, that leap from crag to gorge, come
dashing down pell-mell, until with a
noisy iubilance the gurgling eurruets
meet, kiss klnship and sweep on
through canons TO the parched earth
and thirsty cattle In the great valley
below.
From the Alamogordo valley the train
begins its upward route by entering a
canon, and as it advances upward green
foliage begins to appear on all sides
and near TOboggan, on a huge rock
leaning out over the track, is a large
bunch Of yellow ilowers-sentinels
guarding the pass to the floral kingdom
above
And ClOudcroft! Well, it is the mas.
terpiece of that great artist Nature and
its beauties and granduer cannot be re-
produced on canvass or with words 1t
is a magnificent forest of pines with All
underground OF green foliage, and wild
flowers. The wind sings soothing
lullaby in the pine tops and the atmos-
phere is ladcned with that beautiful
perfume of the dry wild woods. CIus.
tered around the big eating and dancing
pavilion are many neat cottages provi-
ded with fire places; for fire is always
comfortable at Cloudcroft in the even.
ing, even in midsummer.
The excursionists. .'after eating good
dinner, enjoyed dancing and strolling
through the woods until time for depar
ture. Returning down the mountain
the first and second section of the train
ran within hailng distance of each
other for quarter of mile The first
section was half mile below the second
section and five mile ahead, yet the pas.
sengers on the trains were shouting to
each other.
'The run back to FL Paso was made
without accident. the train reaching
here at 10:30 o'clock. Lack of space
excludes a more extended report of the
excursion. Ell Paso Times.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1900-05-17
County Superintendent BeidIemsn
Surprised at the Extent
of the Resources.
NATURAL OUTLET OF 4 RICH COUNTRY.
The Alamo Canon Road Should Be Built
At 0nCe-AlamOgOrdO May Derive Its
Maintenance From Mountains
Some Day.

f. A. Beldleman, county snperlnten
dent Of schools, spent few days last
week visiting the schools of the noun
tain districts and on his return said to
News reporter:
II found the farming interests of the
mountains much more extensive than
anticipated. In fact, my visiC opened
my eyes to the Importance OF the re-
sources from which Alamogordo must
some day derive its maintenance. If
this section were made easy OF access,
by road up the Alamo canon, natural
outlet for all that vast and rich terri
toSy could be attained and in my opinion
the move would be source of great in
come to Alamogordo
81 found that many of the people
living in the mountains are doing their
principle trading in Roswell and Ell Pa
So All of their business should come
here. Compared with the benefits to be
derived from the building of the road,
the expense which will be incurred in
its construction is comparatively moth
ing
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1900-05-17
Ell PasO and AlamOgOrdO Turn Out
a Crowd to Participate in the
Opening of ClOudcrOft.
TRIUMPH OF RAILWAY engineering.
The Visitors Marvel at the Famous Cloud
Climbing ROute-WOOded Walks
and Scenic Beauties
McGinty Band,

Sundays excursions to Cloudcroft,
under the auspicieS of FL PasO's Hook
and Ladder company, marked the open
ing Of the summer season at that i'm
perial pleasure resort. About 200 tick
cts were sold in FL Paso and when the
train reached Alamogordo the number
OF passengers was increased nearly 100
more. Many of the visitors had never
before been fortunate enough to make
the trip over the famous Cloud Climbing
Route and view the triumph of Nine
teenth century railway building.
At Alamogordo the train was split
in two sections and the trip accom- plished
without incident worthy of note. The
guests were entertained at the Cloud
croft pavilion, whore a sumptuOus re-
past was served. Following the dinner,
the McGinty band, the most popular
organization of its kind in the west, dis
coursed sweet strains of music to which
a great number of the guests swept.
with stately cadence, over the polished
floor of the spacious dance hall, revel-
ling in the delights of the waltz and two
step. Others to whom the granduer of
nature appealed, rambed through the
shady Ldells and enchanting glens OF
sought the higher rock projections and
viewed the majesty of the mountains.
In this natural Eden, with its carpet
of moss, ferns and wild flowers, the bal
sam ladened ozone, simmer of silvery
waters and bilows of green foliage the
visitors were wooed to an appreciation
OF the sublimity aud beauty of their
surroundings and their expressions OF
satisfaction reverberated through the
hills ana canons until the warning whis.
tie OF the locomotive called them to take
a reluctant departure.
While the facilities for entertaining
the guests at Cloudcroft may not have
seemed so good as they We're last year
the visitors took the fact into considera
tion that little time had been given tt
prepare for their coming. But Cloud
croft is the same Cloudcroft that it wa.
last year so far as its scenic environ
ments are concerned. Nature has Ger
tainly done her part and the railwa,
has afforded every facility for reaching
the place. 1t is only question of {
week or so before the management vii
have matters in condition to satisfy th'
| most pXactiDU
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1900-05-17
AlamOgOrdO Citizens and Board Of
County Commissioners urged
to Aid in the Work.
.AIAMOGORDO THE CENTRAL MARKET.
Bring the Mountain Country in Touch With
the Magic City by Constructing
the Alamo Canon Road
to Weed.

One thing that would benefit Ala
mogordo to great extent would be a
good wagon road through the Alamo
canon and into the rich agricultural re-
gion Of the Sacramentos. The farmers
Of the mountains will be glad to assist
in the enterprise and there is no APP
parent reason why the county commits
siOners and business men of Alamogordo
should not do their part Tie farmers
of the Sacramentos at tpresent pay three
fourths of the taxes of Otero county.
They are certainly entitled to some
consideration in this matter.
| 1t is necessary for them to go around
by the way of Cloudcroft in order to
reach Alamogordo, and those of the
far eastern mountain sections prefer
to go to El Paso or Roswell to do their
trading. Alamogordo could be made
the central market and the increase Ia
trade would amply repay the merchants
for any expenditure that they might
make in furthering the enterprise.
w. C. Longwell, who was here last
week, states that a thirty mile road from
here to Weed is perfectly feasible. On
the west slope of the mountains there is
no timber and no ice will be found there
in the winter. Where now it requires
from two to five days to reach Alamo
gordo in the winter time, with the pro-
posed new road, the trip can be made
in day.
The hardest part of the work will be
in constructing the road from here to
the Caballo and to keep out of the can
on bottom, thus lessening the danger of
washouts. Many of the farmers of that
agion will put in from twenty to fifty
oIlars In road work and all will co.
Toperate with the Alamogordo merchant:
to the extent of their ability.
The people of the mountain section
are anxious to build up Alamogordo fol
the reason that it will give them gooC
market for their produce, but they de-
sire to have that market accessible
Some one should take the matter IL
hand and call meeting of mountain
taxpayers and business men of Alamo
gordo for the purpose of passing reso
luton, that it is the sense of majorit,
of the taxpayers of OterO county tina
the board of county commissioners as
sist in the matter. The mountain peO
pie have had little or no consideration
from Otero county SO far and, inasmucl
as their cattle, lands, etc, are contri
buting majority of the taxes for tn
running expenses of the county, it i
but right that their wishes should b
gratified irrespective of the benefit
that would accrue to Alamogordo.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1900-05-17
SUPPORT THE PAPER.
Citizens Of Tularosa Determine Not to
Let it Die.

The citizens of TularOSa are taking
commendable interest in the affairs of
their local newspaper. 1t seems to be
the ambition of all to support and en-
courage the paper in every possible
manner and not permit Tularosa to drop
to the class of towns which are unable
to afford newspapers. The Democrat
now has practical printer who is neat
in his Typographical tastes, bright
writer and man with sufficient am
btion to get up an abundance of good
/ live news matter. The citizens should
bear in mind that he has poor Office to
work with and that under no consider
alton can they expect better plant to
be established there until the town at
tans sufficient growth to support a
gard the money spent in patronizing
their paper as so much contributed To
the permanent growth of the place and
should not be afraid to give a liber-
al patronage. No town has ever made
rapid growth without the aid of a
newspaper. From five to ten dollars
each per month should be spent for ad-
vertlsing by the more successful mer-
chants and others should give In pro-
portion to their income.
Tularosa is a beautiful place al per-
haps has more to commend It now ia
the average healthseeker and tourist
visiting Otero county than any other
locality. The people here realize that
such is the fact US well as do the resi-
dents of Tularosa themselves. A united
effort OH the part Of the citizens of thai
place to boost for their town will induce
many homeseekcrs and investors /,
come there and viii eventually result
IN the establishment OF number OF In
dustries that will give the place stead,
pay roll backing. A few progressive
business men can make it interesting
for the KNOCKERS" and "croakers.a an,
as TnlarOsa has not acccomplishe,
much under the policy of constantl
: lighting its own interests, It will be
3 good plan to continue the move starte
, for unity and progression.