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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12

The Santa Be Pacific Railroad COM
panys depot aud warehouse at King
man. together with several cars loaded
with coal, were entirely destroyed by
hre Saturday morning az an early
hour. The origin of the Gre 10 some
what OF q mystery, as me wind was
blowing in the wrong direction FOR 30
90 have caught from train, and az
there was little sprinkle of rain dur
ing the night there b. some reason Go
believe that 90 may have been started
Intentionally The Ore had gained such
Roadway before % was discovered that
nothing could br saved from the freight
house, and Agent Good.ng ANA family
had only just tame enough Goo escape
with their lives losing au their house
hold effects. and not having time 60
save even their clothes and Nhluables.
all OF which were consumed A tie
warehouse Was fuH uf freight and the
books and the Wsybius aii destroyed.
Il viii %, hard matter to HtrAighten
affairs Out The depot Win doubtless
soon bc replaced with "a more suhsian-
tlal one. Cogonino sun
81 think DewitCs Little Early Ria-
ers are the beat pills In the world. q"
says W. II. Lake, Happy Greek. Va.
They remove ali obstruotions Of the
liver and bowels, act quickly and new
er grippe. Berry Drug Co ana COHmo.
poltan drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12
onNIInMArInN .lnNI1r..
Impressive terenunirs in the Ipisoapi
aud catholic Churches Neststday.

Impressive Verrmunirs in The Episcopal
and catholic churches Yesterday.
isasi evening The audience room of
the st. Johns Episcopal church was
allied to over flowing with tho friends
of those who were % be- confirmed to-
witness thia SOLEMN ceremony. After
the confirmation services Bishop ktn-
drigk delivered a Ngty Interesting aud
Instructive address on the subject.
"LIyiug Toy Che Day uls urat thought
was au earnest admohillon Co begin
each day wlth the resolve to make u
"a religious day second. pray every day
that strength can be- hai Goo overcome
tnc temptations and obstacles 20 Ite.
ana thitd. do NOT l.t a day 50 b. With.
uut doine some good
Those confirmed wrry FcHx N Los
ter Mrs Marion b Lester. Lindsay a
Dudley. Horace a. YtVglI Mrs LWnn
N. NoNcU. Fred Parrish. Mrs Ina
louise Wheeler Wm. a. Wheeler.
Thomas Topham. Airs Marion ken
needy, Ernest Doughcrty, Mas,er Loo
RON MIuf Mlsses clara Louise saint.
Gertrude Margaret Eddings. Nurah L..
Werucr Helen 49, Rodey GLADYS
ChHdDrs May uazrldint. Grace
Hawke. Wr,nr,u miller Mabel Ken
needy A special service was brd tbls
afternoon 900 . O'Clock at which George
u. Frost was confirmed. ha not being
able t1 be present last evening
At rHE CATHOLIC CHURCH
With much splrndor and devotion
eighteen children. namely Helen To-.
reBa Hogan Lulu Mly Lutf. Jane
Louise Walsh. Stella Mary Hpatrrht
Anna May Horn Eiloas Dolores Adc-
line Grace uorradalic. Pauline Marie
schneider Eloisa Mary Rossi. Mary
Josephine ponahue Mary Irene Burke.
Juanita ArmiiO Joseph Thomas Abeu.
Frank ArmIio sandovaL Marcellus
stern. John Edward Ltwler. John
Joseph T.eruey Joseph Patrick Bren-
nan. went the FIRST time Co Holy Conn
muniou at the 9 O'Clock mass.
The girls twelve iu number we're
dressed in pure white the boys ,n black
suits trimmed with white ribbon. The
procession formed in the sucristy. and
TOOK Co., way over Co Sixth street into
tho church Two little cherubs we're
at the head ana two a. the end of the
PROCESSION g. Mays choir rendered
thc music. tn, church was decorated
very beautifully and the prWs of thc
nfst communicates wern draped in
white After The children gave iheir
solemn promise Co be good Christian.
ana after the profession OF faith. they
for tho first time received the sacfa-
mrut
ln iho evening 90 5g0. solemn ves-
pors were ehauirt and a most bcatr-
iul sermon ga the occasion was
preached by Rev Mnndalarl. the
church being crowded CO. its utmost
capacity
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12

hse bscoms divided And lntsnsA A
plan for an exhaustive investigation
by tbe g0fofnmaut was pubnanod q
few Weska ag0 but she t0us of these
officials viii be- the nfst aetcal work.
iu the Geld.
Thay viii be- met 81 Boibrook, ART
soma. % q COMMITTEES consistina of a,
a.. Potter 0f that eity. who - secretary
ton. and j. y. BARK. " Phoenik, who
represents the cattle and sheep inter-
ests, They will spend three wsens In
the Black Mesa reserve and then Visit
others ga Arizona. The examination
will be extended 10 other western re-
serves later ia The summsr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12
wEALrn 90 rnE PHILIPPINES.
lieut., ballard says they sse Rich IN Min
vrais aud Productive.

Lieut, ballard says they sse Rich IN Mia
crsis aud Productive.
Lieut. Charles Ballard. formerly one
~ Roosovclra rough riders. has re-
turned 10 Roswell from the Philippine
war he sent In his resignation some
time agO, owing % the breaking down
OF his health but could not get relieved
~ duty ana reach home before. Lieu
tenant Ballard says the islands are doa-
tined 60 produce great wealth In both
agriculture and mineral prodAets. lilo
says the soil IN the valleys IL rich and
VIII produce immense yields OF tobacco.
rice. hemp ana sugar, az we'll "a all
vegetables. crops and tropical fruits,
u IL the belief OF all the soldiers that
the mountains are full OF gold. At
present no mines are developed and no
prospecting done, but both placer and
quartz gold have been found ia travel
lnR over the country MIR. Ballard
thinks that as som az the war is over.
or the soldiers are relieved, they will
nearly all stay aud 90 70 mining. and
Il the minoa prove ~ rich as they think
there will be = great rush 20 that cOun-
try
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12
Iuiured Mine Operator.

J. 4. draham with his wife and son,
blAkcly Graham, passed through the
city from the Mogollon country 90 Dem
YER this morning. MT Graham uses
crutchos. a few days ago. while going
60 his mine in a wagon. his horses took
fright and .n some manner the wagon
was overturned. Sir, Graham was
thrown violently 10 the ground, ana an
investigation revealed the faut that the
riah. ankle bone Of the les was
broken ana the knee OF the lett leg
badly wrenched. The gentleman Il In
tereHied Ia the Helen Mining company
which company is developing some OF
the very best mineral properties 30 the
MogGll9n country
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12
rolios cont Matter.

Judge Crawford hal a crowd al his
court Eleven h0boa wsre rounded up
and charged with yaEranoy Tie
stories told bY nine of them. together
with their general appearances. softened
his donors feelings and be let them 60
with orders Go get out Of the town az
once. The other two gut Eve days on
the Htftrta
A Moxicau witc-bcater was up for
the sixth time. iiia wife wanted tho
complaint dismissed. but q wouldn't
~ and he was hnod.
A well-kn0wn young coiored boot
black paid lio for disturbing thu pcass
and aaaaultlug another colorsd boy. he
received a good lecture free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12
locomotive. HUN WIN on.

one ~ the largest railroads on ihe
Pacific coast has decided 20 substitute
OIL 10 place 10 coal AZ fuel on lie en-
gnes. nut whether the experiment
VIII prove a success remains 10 be seen
ln this respect it differs from the Ia
nous Hometters stomach nlttera,
which has made a decided success In
It's nfty years ~ cures u stomach ills
such as dyspepsia, indigestion and
bllouHneas. DO nos experiment with
unknown remedies when this safe and
reliable medicine can be had Of any
druggist Try bottle and be con-
v.ncod II will build up your debili-
tated system. strengthen your weak
stomach and make Il capable % digest
INK the food taken into it. ard when
this IN done health must naturally fol-
law
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12

Captain kingsbufy. who a conduct
ms the Hotel Highland durug the uu-
ncuce ot Proprietor Richardson twho,
o. is uoN siatgd. wlii NOT Foturnl insists
that he has the genuine AEuinaiio
stopping at the ho.ei. and proposes to
bold onto him until General Otis
reaches me United States from Manila.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12

Murphy Miguel Duran aud Iuan san.
doval. gefgeant-at-arms, CLAUDIO naca
funeral director. MARITIME Garcia, a..
t1ucy. Tomas q. Montoya reception
committee. rcioslo saoIovai. Ambfo-
sio Conlrtraa, Frank lo Luchi. Fran
cisco GaDaid0n. Joso iguacIJ Garcia,
Ifsnuu.Nnu Eedilio, JcHua Lmcer1.
Qu.uno Coulter was elected chairman
0f the sick ana relief committee.
Ninety eight votes were east. OF Which
che successful candidates received 10
60 % east Tor the defeated candidates
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12

4 rev Pointers suggestions foT Nana.
Eet--A Iund tsrttur Needed.

rev Pointers suggestions fog Mans.
Kct--A Iund tsrttor Noedcd.
a. has been suggested. since thc c,ly
papgta nave started au agitation about
base ball. that the fans set together
Monday night 40 tho store vi Honty
Bruckmc,er Hna Organise by thc eleg-
ton OF officers ana tne namng 0t a
plHying team. Ihu material tor
cracker jack championship club 10 here,
ami aN that the boys have got o. do
be- to 500 iosothor start the ball ruu-
lus and ths ais Us won Tor season
al least
rhe writer ot this Item tried the
schtac Tor sixteen years. up 90 wtthn
ave years aEo. Hnd hc knows the tDm-
pes of TINS town about 40 well us the
neat man when DO comes to making
things lively and iulsrcsiiug during tr-
warm summer months
The Citzen has heard the names of
a knight W. \. Walton, T.. d. Ml-
Gamma. Th0s. j.. shinuiyk and w. d..
Eauckson. al oid-tlme veterans. and
good ones al chat time on the diamond
Held, mentioned in connection wtth The
position of manager Henry Brock
mrigr and w. n. Metgsf have also
been mentioned Tor me position.
This is % position requiring man
who can almost every day jump out
with e. subscription paper and secure a
tgN hundred doH us. when Funds are
needed from tho local merchants sul
fans.
Boys. organize. there .s no sport l,ke
Che national game ot base bal
n.ilous ess is condition character
Eed by disturbance OF the d,Eesti fe
organs The stomach is dcbultate .,
the liver torpid, the bowels cousupate 2.
Thetr ls "a loathing OF food. pains In
che bowels. dizziness. coated tongue
and vomiting. nrst OF the undigtstsi
or partly digcstcd food and then of
bile. Chamberiain's stomach and L,y-
90 Tablets allay the disturbances % ne
stomach ana create a healthy appt-
ute. Thee also tore zap the liver 90
icalthy action and regulate the bow
elH Try them and you are certain TO be
much pleased with thc result. For san
Us an druggIsts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12

Ia the esss OF insanity egainaf
Marie a. Baoa. % Valencia county, ths
ease, was tred This morning and me
defendant was adludgod insane. shsr-
in Carlos uaca. OF Valencia county.
viii take ,ne unfortunsts woman 10
tbs Las VEGAS asylum tonight
Case No sl2i, Dunlap Va. Lups, ep-
ptalcd from the justice Of the peace
court. Vas also heard this m0rninx,
and the Judgment VI The lower C0ufs
affirmed.
rhe vase " slower W, Hsasldina, be-
ing 80. gl,. vas set for Tomorrow.
Ihs diverse case W AIRS J. J. Phslan
against her husband waa 20 have been
heard this morniuS. but failed 10 ma
teuallae.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12

The new superintendent % the Local
government indian school IL Ralph col
line. 90 The Rapid city. south Dakota.
school BE hled hls bond. which has
been acce.ted By the proper auihori-
ties. and he il expected 90 arrive here
on any passenger trnin from the north
Since Superintendent Aliens depar-
ture tho sohool here has been under
the personal supervision of supervisor
a. r. Hc.and. Mr. Allen Is sim on
his vacation. and 10 now visiting
friends OF Wyaaeottee. Indian Terri
terry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12

G.nlri fnchot forester of tno de-
parimrnt af agriculture and n " Coz
tiIie bofau.at vi the same department.
nll ifaYn Washington fpr the west
about May 10 Oh make "a personal in-
seftiFat4u ~ the problem N Frating
Iu one forest reserves Tho restriction
90 sheep grazing n these areas haa
raised "a storm 90 protect from wool
growers. and public feeling la the wet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12
GRAND ISsrEcrIoN.
AdJutnnt General whitemsn VIII taspect
Guards ~ las Cruces.

NatluNnmN ttNuFfnA W htNfhiAN VIII hhaNffN
Guards ~ las Cruces.
on sunday. May rs. Adlutant uensr-
al w. A. Whbeman viii be- at Las Crus
cea Tor the purpose OF Inspecting com
panies a and - u the Third battalion
OF The First regiment Nov Mexico ma
tl0nal guard. Company q numbers
forty eight las cruces men. company
% numbers forty -three. and II filled QUE
from Mcsilla PARK. San Miguel and
Mesilln. The two companies have been
drilling for several sundays A con-
sIKumeHt of uniforms wsa received
Thufaday by Major Van Patten and
the two companies VIII soon be sup
piled with 81 fuli complement o. uni
forms. KraE-Jorgenson rifles and band
Instruments The following il a par
tlal roster OF the officers. stan officers
Pedro Laasaigne. chaplain. Dr. Mo
Cunnru surgeon WIZ Aacarte. quar-
termaater. j. y. Ftndlay. ediutant
Non-Commisu.onei stan officers Frank
Hlbbafd. sergeant malof. laidoro AR
MILO. quartcrmaHier sergeant samuel
Jones. hospital steward. ID. Ascarte.
rpmmissary n. Valdez. &c.. orderly
sergeant. Juan Pcdregon. color SER
geant Ramon ie De %. chief musician.
omcern % company 40. Lehman.
ranking captain. w. g. STROBE. nrst
lieutenant. william y Jacoby. second
Lieutenant George Page. orderly SER
geaHt Oficers ~ company Blum
boltt Caaad captain. A. c. Tyson. first
lieutenant. Louis Goodman. orderly
sergeant. g. 81 Barber Walter Dam
burg Manuel Otcfo. b r. Winters. ser
geants. Charles West nFst corporal.
George Drummer musician.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12

LaHt winter during an epidemic o.
who9ping cough my children contracts
ed the disease. having severe coughing
Cough Kennedy vsry successfully for
Group ana naturally turned % @ a
fhat ilme and found it relieved the
cough and found % effected a complete
cure John a.. Cilnori. proprietor Nor
uoIi House. Norwood. n. Y. This re."-
ely ls f1r sale b. AN druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12

william Breeder. who lived in Santa
Fo until Dee was i5 years Ola. aud seven
years ago went with his mother broth
yfs ANA sisters TOO Jamestown. ~ S.,
FOR educational purposes, win graduate
at Hobart college Geneva, y, y. Zoo
June. and early Boa July viii sail for
Europ, 1s The duly accredited repre-
sentative 90 prominent New York Ca
hibitors az the Paris cXpJHition. The
foriuuat, young man VIII remain "a the
magnificent French capital until the
exposition closes, being paid a good
salary and his expenses by his employ
ezra. aud VIII ihcn make tour ot Flu
s1pc before returning home. he .a -l
years old. New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12

Ia many Instances a persistent couph
followed an attack ot measles. In
sposkus of this At waiter D. Beel,
editor of tue Elidn ,N. CD Times. says:
three weeks ago had an attack OF
measips. which lefi nae with bad
cough took several doses ~ Cham
ber,ain'r Cough Remedy aud the cough
has entirely disappeared I consider
Ctlmbprialn's mediciueE thc best IN
900. market" or sale by ah druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12
rmr vALCE coNcrnr.
Ii"ld at HcicH- Musicians Royalty IN
tertalnrd.

ttTtnturNs
Miss Estcllc Nalek and her orchestra,
and tho other young people who as
sisted iu che concert at Belen, returned
t1 the city this morning The concert.
which Was given az the Hgyday club.
Nas voted by every ou. "a decided sue
cess. and thg company had several In
tititons Go play return engagement
lu ihc near future. After thg conccrt
.hc young mon Of che club gave a very
enjoyable dance iu honor of the MON
brrs of the company sunday was very
pleasantly spent at the Becker home
ar ANA Mrs Becker were unlising in
the'r efforts To- make the occasion en-
l1yHblc iu every way. That they were
successful 10 proven by me fact that
the limc passed ali TOO quickly and the
young people were 10Th 90 return and
aI agreed that the Bcckers are royal
entertainers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12
BewAra Of OintBasnss foF Ca,areh that oon-
tsin MsrosPY,

AZ mercury will surely Destroy the
seuls OF smell and completely derange
the whole system when catering IL
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable phyas-
clans. as the damage they viii do 10
ten fold TO the good you can ponasbly
derive from them Halls cataFrh
Cure. manufactured BY y. ,. cheney
4 CO., Toledo, o., contains no mercury.
and ls taken internally. acting directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. In buying HaIra catarrh
cure be sure you get the genuine. 1;
Ia taken internally ana ls made In To-
lcdo. ohio, BY y. J. Cheney a %. Tes-
timonialn free.
Sold by druggists. price TSe per bottle
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12

subject Of the address wiz % This
New Ccntufy and its Opportunities. '--
s0cOrro ChiDnaln
The Cluaen regards Colonel lWitcheli
one Of toe most eloquent orators in the
southwest. uis addrgss hrfe Two years
ago, when a reception was given 20 the
tough iNdofa, Was considered by those
who heard % az a mastery one in eve
ery sense of the word.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12
INITIAL rnorrcuo> ,ooirrr
Erection of Sew omc.rs for i.nsuins Wear
Yesterday Afternoon.

NVHTNIWHT NTI'TW"WWI
The Mutual Protection society Of Old
Albuquerque held o rouaug meeting al
th,sr hail yesterday afternoon an1 az
Ger the transaction of some minor
matters elected me following officers
to serve during the ensuing year.
President Jesus Romero. vice pscai-
dent. Jesus Cauleiariai secretary
Trinidad Lucero. treasurer AMBROSE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12

Experience is the best teacher. Use
AekerIa English Remedy ln any case
OF coughs. colds or Group. Should u
fai 90 give Immediate relief money
refunded. -jc aud 5uc J o. ORclly
A Co
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12
~, In.uraaos Adiustsrs.

The nfe Insurance adlusters % rcEu-
itlr the losses sustained in tbs Rico
cafe IRE. are arriving some OF whom
are now az work Geo. n Brewer.
representing thr British American As
suFance company 10 nVN az work on
Che loss sustained by Al Coleman.
proprietor of the Metropolitan saloon.
un stock damaged n A Rhodes haa
already adjusted the Dlnsdaie fgrn.
tare i1sa. held in the Continental COM
pauy Mesafs Henson and Potter. Ok
.-.asrt, tgy other adluatern. viii ar.
riFo Tomorrow night an1 viii assist
Mr Brewer iu adjusting Tor the other
companies caught bY the are
Otto Rorb. Grand Chancellor. X. r..
boonvilie. Ind. says "DeWitta witch
Hazel salve aoothes the most delicats
skin ana heals the most stubborn al
cor with certain and good results"
Cures piles and akin diseased Don't
buy an imitation. Berry Drug Co. ana
Cosmopolitan drug siorN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12
MAYcAusi srniu

Fdr Bale w D 4 O'R'-IIy \ ~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12
AstIlma's Clutch

The sufferer from Asthma g. constantly
whccf.ue naspine hackine and clearing
tho throat Whom storm approaches,
when There y cloud of dust. when
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12

IN. NNN y ~
clubhing tho
sufferer by
tho throat
with n tcrri
blcrrasp The
choking SEN
salon " al.
most unbcar.
able The
trouble some
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12

In order 10 secure funds 70 pay some
inc dental expenses connected with the
exhibit ana to heip hin along, imam.
ciaily. toward reaching PARIS himself.
Ne stated that he received poor en-
enlargement from the territory Tor the
interest be- took in securing "a New
Mexico exhibit as the big exposition.
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Arizona republican., 1900-12-23
THE NOTE SIGNED So Much Toward Peace
 Now Accomplished.
 MORE YET TO BE DONE
The Matter Has Now Been Passed Up to the Chinese Representatives, Whose Expressions Regarding the British Notifications are Discour- aging as to an Early Complete and Satisfactory Settlement.

Pekin, Dec. 22.-The joint note to China was signed by the foreign min isters at Il o'clock this morning. It will be presented to the Chinese office in two or three days.
 The last obstacle having been re- moved. the joint note was signed today by all the foreign ministers, including the envoy from the Netherlands. who arrived only recently. The note will be delivered to Ii Hung Chang and Prince Ching, the Chinese plenipotentiaries. as soon as the former shall have suf- ficiently, recovered from his indisposi- tion. Chinese close to Ii Hung Chang still prefer to believe, despite the sign ing of the note, which they did not be- lieve would take place, that the pres ent negotiations must be carried on in Europe or America
 They resent the British modification of the note, for. they say, some power or powers might not be sa tisfied until the indemnity has been paid in full. which would mean the occupation of Pekin for an indefinite time, as it can not be expected that China can raise what would be required, possibly one billion taels, at once. AS a matter of fact, it would take several years.
 Ii Hung Chang's condition Is re- ported today to be so much impr'ove,f that he was able to be out of bed for 1 short time.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-23
WHAT GENERAL LEE SAID
The Flag Will Float in Cuba Until
 it Ought to be Taken Down.

St. Louis, Dec. 22.- General Fitz- hugh Lee, who is in the city as the guest of the New England Society, was seen this morning by representative of the Associated Press regarding the statement published in a Chicago pa per, purporting to quote from his speech made at the St. Louis Msr- chants exchange yesterday, in which he is said to have made the prediction that the American flag would continue to float over the island of Cuba.
 He said: "The meaning | intended to convey was that the American flag would float over Cuba until a stable government was formed that will be capable of protecting life and property and giving, confidence to. capital. The United States has promised the Cubans self government and will carry out it's promise. Upon the Cubans will rest the responsibility of determining whether that government shall be per- manent or otherwise
Arizona republican., 1900-12-23

tions and for their violent opposition to Surgical reason in extremity, and stated that many lives could be saved but for this prejudice. He did not propose that surgery should take the blame for the inefficiency of medicine in imperative cases.
 Dr. Duffield presented the liver from a c,ae of abscess of the liver simulat- ing typhoid fever. The history of the cas> was given and comments made on the difficulty in diagnosing such cases. The case under consideration was a most peculiar one, and to medical men there were many things in connection with it of special interest.
 This was the occasion for the annual election Of officers. pr. Mcintyre was elected president, Dr. Martin, vice president; Dr. Palmer, secretary and treasurer. It is proper to remark that the double office of the secretary and treasurer is not onerous, for the req son that the treasurer's duties consist of spending all the money on hand at each meeting before it's adjournment That is where the festive part comes in and what makes the academy suppers so interesting. Last night was no eX- ception. Coffee Al added luster to his previous reputation as caterer and his guests enjoyed themselves to the fullest extent possible without making it necessary to send for a doctor