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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

Nothing ~ interest has matefiailEed
ln regard 30 the Killing of Ralph jerks
by Hanger Ed. Scarborough on buck
creek last Monday night since the re-
port. az published Ia the silver CITY In
dependent
Harry Rcinhart wna brought 20 Silver
city By the rangers Tuesday and lodged
in iali on a warrant charging cattle
stealing lie has made no statement
concerning the killing Of jerks az he
was riding Ia advance and ana not see
the trouble.
The story as told IN the letter re-.
celved by sheriff Blair WAS correct ans
contained about ~ there was 90 the
tragedy. Jenka eHs buried hy residents
of the Upper CHA last Tuesday Ina a
grave dug near the spot where he died
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

alalra Of the season was the magnln'
cent reception rendered Rabbi DR.
Friedman last night at the beautiful
home of 70. Ilfeld. which was decorated
with profuslon Of plants and flowers
The hoapitable hostess. Mrs. B. ilfold
was ably assisted By AIRS. Ivan 0runs.
fcii ln receiving ana entertaining thl
gpes's. who had come 20 40 honor "a
the distinguished rabbi.
The evening was spent IN delightful
conversation. inifrminEisd With th.
strains qf harmonious music. Hefor.
departing all were served with dtllcioul
refreshments.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

INCORPORATION PAPERS FIt4ED
The Admiral Gold and Copper Min
Inc company nlod Incorporation papers
at the Office of Territorial Secretary
Wallace. The incOrporators are q, n.
Lawson. Eugene @. n. Jaccard, Walter
A. Bisboe OF Kansas clay; and Arthur
g. Sweet. Of Abiqulu. Rio Arriba coun-
~ The directors aTe the above. with
addition 0f Thomas smith. az HopoWeli
Rio Arriha county, and Hon. Charles n.
Easley. Of Santa Fe Capital $500. .o0G I.
headquarters. Hopcwcll. Rio Arriba
county, New Mexico agent. Thomas
Smith; Incorporation Zee. t45.
The Union Mining company filed in
corporation papers at the office of the
territorial secretary. The incorporators
are william Schoen. sherman Brown
and Frank a. Krchla. Of Milwaukee.
Wis. Capital. $4,000. place oC business.
Santa Re. New Mexico agent Judge ~.
- Laughiln: Incorporation fee. t25. The
company viii work the Union mine at
Bland which the company purchased
about a year ago.
The Bonita Gold Mining & Invest
mcnt company OF Otoro county. flied In
corporation papers at the Office OF Ter
riiorial Secretary Wallace. The incor-
poratora are George c. sclpio. n. j.
Thatcher. J. A. Eddy. Robert white.
o. NJ. Potter. The business place OF the
company Is al Alamogordo. otero coun-
IS. Capital stock. s6o00o0. Directors
the same as ths lncorporators lncor.
poratlon Zee, $50,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15
Krronum SENTENCED no mANo.
An Appeal. However, TO tIts suprems Court
Was Granted.

m Appeal however To- thte Ma proIna Court
Was Granted.
saturnin0 Pinard. OF Clayton, sheriff
Of Union county, arrived IN the capital
last evening with Tom Ketchum. atlas
BLACK Jack, who wac sentenced to hang
on October 6th. az Clayton, Tor train
robbery, says the New Mexican. An ap-
peal 20 the supreme court was how
ever. granted By chief Justice Mlila
which will act aa a stay Of the eAecu-
ti0n, az the supreme court does not
meet until January " next year. When
ketchum heard his sentence he simply
smiled ara then turned to talk 10 his
attorneys.
1. @. Adamson. who was operator al
the Colorado A Southern depot at Gay
ton last February ana was charged
with the larceny Of s226 from the Wells
Fargo Express company was also
found guilty ia the diatsict court.
sheriff Pluard was accompanied by
Frank Hail. United Rtates deputy
marshal of Albuquerque, and two
guards. u. J. Baldrook and Frank afa-
Pberson. The trip was made without
Incident.
When seen BY a reporter of the New
Mexican Marshal Hail saidl we had
very quiet trip and nothing occurred
worthy OF note. Black Jack had Moth
inE much 10 say and 10 ali appearances
Is utterly Indifferent to his fate. Z
rather think he may give In when the
time comes though"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15
GROWTH ~ AissloS SCHOOLS.
REV. q. y. Craig Was in santa De To Meet
New Teachers.

Miss Prudence CLARK. OF Minneapolis,
and her sister, Miss Jennie CLARK.
reached the city on Saturday evening.
and were met BY Rev. r. NJ. Craig, OF
Albuquerque. superintendent OF Pres
byterlan missions In New Mexico. To
day The party expects TO 30 TO Chimay0 0
where the Misses Clark will open a
school.
superintendent Craig reports that the
Presbyterian mission schools In the ter
ritory have never been IN such prosper
Gus and promising condition. New
schools are being opened and nav
teachers appointed for a number OF
places In an Gfty-fve teachers In these
schools are now az work In New Mexl-
co.
After seeing the Chimayo school
started. Mr. Craig win 20 north 20 Ar
rovo Hondo and Taos IN tbs interest
OF the work.--New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15
SWITCHES nEAm NAMES.
santa 10 switehmea Have Curious ritls
Tor Their Track Charges.


santa 10 switchmca Have Curious Titisa
Tor Their rrack Charges.
II Is generally known that switch
men have all the switches In a large
switch yard named. The names are
amusing as well a. curious. The Santa
re switchmen IN Topeka have name
for nearly every switch In the yards
Here are a few OF them;
Puzzle switch.
S. n. switch.
lleer Garden switch.
Grange switch
Whiskey spur
Bessie Turner switch
iieecher switch.
ridden switch.
TAN Track switch.
Long E'lls switch.
Short Ellis switch,
The puzzle switch is Just opposite
the Santa Fc depot. but no one seems
Co remember just how lt received iA
name. The Beer Garden switch 70.
oelvcd lta title because al one time
there was a large store house az this
switch whore "A great many car loads
o. beer were unloaded every day.
The "Grango' switch received itH
tille during the grange excitement Of
20, when a large warehouse was built
at seventh street and a switch laid to
H.
"Whiskey spur IL known ~ such
because several years ago a yard mas
ter was accustomed 10 quite frequently
gn over 20 turn a switch just In front
of saloon. II became a standing Joke
With tho boys az the time TO say, Jake
has gone to pull 'whlskey spur"
Bessie Turner" "Beeohsr' and I'll
den" we're named during the trial Of
Henry ward Bcecher Topeka journal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

The dedication of Temple Albert. tn,
new Jewish synagogue, VII. take place
next Friday evening, Sept. 18th. Tn,
new rabbi. r. Jacobs. will be installct
at the same time A splendid choir
under the leadership OF A. l.. Newton
n personnel Of which was published IL
The Citizen yesterday. viii furnish the
music FOR the occasion, which viii b,
OF the highest order. The services will
begin promptly al o'clock as the ex
ercIses viii be quite lengthy. The gen.
eral public are cordially invited TO b,
present, and 10 come on time. so not IA
interrupt the ceremonies.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15
Not N1eisas. nut Iriehy.

w r. Atkins. ~ Kentucky. has
reeched Pueblo from Telluride. Col. on
a remarkable pedestrian tour Mr. At
kinaon says that ne walked the entire
distance from bis home op foot Iie ls
Il IN an eastern newspaper. This ia
the young man who ioft Las Vegas un-
der a cloud MA Il aa inGlctisn on any
community be visits. Ihe Pueblo pe0-
pie had best beware The fellow is not
vicious but he is tricky and anacFupu-
lous and the truth Isn't In him-lptic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15
Exciting Runaway.

Considerable excitement was caused
3n Railroad avenue yesterday after
noon by the horses attached d
Matthews dairy wagon becomlne
frightened. while standing In front o
the Highland hotel. After running d
short distance they made a quick turn
overturnlng the wagon and sendlnl
bottles of milk nylng through the ail
IN every direction. breaking loose from
the wagon, the horses ran wildly wes
on Railroad avenue some distance be.
fore being caught Considerable dam.
age was done the wagon but the horse
were unhurt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

O.. y. Newcomer, receiver ~ the New
Mexico savings Bank and Trust com
papy to Lyman q. Putney esiate. bar.
gain ana sale deed TO lots q ard 90
block letter -. IN Atlantic a Pacinc ad.
diti0n; consideration $780,
Mrs. Jessie Il. Nichols, warranty
deed 70 William 4. Clark TO north one.
half OF southeast quarter section a.
township i5 north. range 10 west, 81.
5ohn a. Riley and wife to Mann BROS.
bargain and sale deed to lot 10. block
a. Francisco Armilo y otero addition;
$500.
Benceslado Chavez and wife 20 Lu.
clta Gavlnade Chavez. 10 a piece OF
land IN the town of Atriaco. 81.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

Santiago Iaques, employed az a miner
By Carter a Co. ieascoa of the at
Louis mine ln the nurro mountains
Grant county. met with 4 singular ana
very severe accident oh Friday. Jaquea
was working In a small hole in one 0f
the drifts and was apparcntiy shopping
over. when some rock ava earth above
him became dlsiodFed and Zen upon
him. striking on iha back of hlf neck
he was almost completely pafalyfed
and his condition would seem 10 lndi.
cate that his spine VAS lnlufed pr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

The liitla daughter Of capt Porter
residing at Central, Grant county, died
iaat Tuesday from the effects % burns
received about a week previous. While
playing with some matches her ciothe.
caught on IRE and before The flames
could be oxtlnguisheds she received in
iGrios from The effects % which Al,
died. after several DAYS suffering
This sad accident cast a gloom 0vcl
tho entire community
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

Yesterday morning ~ o'clock anoth-
er quiet wedding took place az the Inn
maCuiate Conception church, Father
Mandaiarla officiating The happy
couple was Jas Kennedy. recently u
Williams. a. r.. and Mrs. Morreii u
this city. Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Johnson
acted as best man and bridesmaid. Mr.
ana Mrs Kennedy viii make this city
their home IN the future the bride be-
Ing a sister u Mrs. Ralph Hiil
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

The Heavy Rains CreRtnd Great Havoc az
peaa Hiaasa.
Miss Allison, principal or the Pres
hyterlan mission school az Santa Fc.
has received letter from Felipe San
d0vui on Pcna Bianca. IN which he
states that the recent floods IN that "
cluity destroyed thirteen houses IN the
town and wrought great devastation
His own house was among those de-
sgroyed and be lssi nearly everything
Iiia daughter waa 10 have attended thi
., ho0l, and be writes that on account
Ok the disaster she VIII b. unable "a
attend for a while.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15
oALrur on FrrLDs.
The Esteaslve on Territory WIN Ne Devoi-
aped This winter.


oped This Winter.
Tho oil fields. fifteen mites northeast
OF here have been attracting consider.
able attention lately. several square
miles of territory have been located BY
three different parties. A number OF
WinaloW men are Interested, one parry
was engaged with a drlll Tor three days
this week. Samples OF the Oh and rock
have been analysed by experts In Cali.
fornin ana Pennsylvania. favorable re-.
ports being received Ia every Instance.
OF has been found IN several places.
but az yet d has not been struck In
paying quantities. An that IL needed
now b money TO sink prospect holes
with, and the parties interested -iaim
that they have the necessary funds 10
.Cnrry them through Gallup Cleaner
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15
BoARD OF EorrAIIzATrON.

AffNAFfH ~ AfHs AAhAfA 80 AARHNH
The territorial board OF equalization
met yesterday forenoon in semi-annual
session IN the Office Of the territorial
treasurer al the capitol The members
oi the board we're an Ia attendance as
fellows. J. S. Duncan. Of Las Vegas.
PRESIDENT Venceslao Jaramilio, OF El
i,ito. secretary; Alexandra sandovai. OF
Albuquerque. Numa Raymond OF Las
Cruces. and John w. Poe of Roswell
). H. sena was selected az interpreter
Springer and others appeared before
the board representing various inter.
osis The board viii meet a. 10 o'clock
every forenoon and at o'clock every
afternoon until all the business before
Il IA transacted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

ESEins Failures Prove the system Unsa,-
isfautaTy.


Santa Pc officials are considering the
advlsablllly OF abollshlng the system OF
engine pooling on the New Mexico and
llu 0raude divisions OF the road, en-
gine pooling was discontinued some
time ago and Il is prof able that the old
plan OF giving engineers regular en-.
sines viii again be put into effect on
the santa re proper.
Under the present pooling system an
engine runs between certain points con
tinuously and does not belong 20 one
engine crew any more than to another.
u is Withdrawn from service only when
damage makes Il absolutely necessary
Under the old system every regular en-
glne crew had charge OF a particular
engine. and the men watched and cared
fof the Blk machines as II they were an
imal companions. Much OF the leisure
enjoyed by the engineers and firemen
was spent In making slight repairs and
cleaning the Intricate parts OF the To-
comotlvcs
Both passenger and freight traRic IL
now very heavy on the santa Ne, and
thc reports show many engine failures
This means that the big iron horses are
giving out through lack OF the little at
tentions they formerly received az the
hands OF the engineers and nremen. A
prominent Santa Ne engineer in dis
cuHslnE the matter said:
when we had regular engints Wa
looked after them In a way We never
think of doing now. When little repairs
were necessary we would make them
during the time the engines were In the
round house. Many an engine failure
was saved by thif attention, and many
Of the failures that now occur could be
saved by such attention. Now the men
feel that they may never sec the same
engine again. and are not Interested In
caring Tor 'tranAlents.."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15
TENSION GRANTED

benjamin Read of Santa Fo hiss re-.
celved a letter from the pension office
Informing him that preeillana Chavez
Do Martinez, widow OF Juan DE- Jesus
Martinez. who served IN the civil war
IN company y. FIRST New Mexico vol
unteers has been allowed s. per month
pension from August iG 1893 Teles-
foro Lopez % Llnooln. Lincoln county.
has also been granted a pension of ti2
month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15
rALLy.no rARry.
iadics' whist Cipb Entertain Mrs. Prey
and the Mlssea titus

aud the Misses Titus.
Yesterday afternoonthe Ladies' whist
club gave a delightful tally-ho party
In ~. pr of Mrs. }. J. Frey OF Denver.
and the Misses Myrtle and Clsr,fe
Titus OF Kansan CITY. who are visiting
friends here. After a pleasant drive
through the residence and business por-
ton % the city the merry party were
taken to the home of Mrs q. H. Brooks
on West Railroad avenue. where de-
liclous refreshments were served Those
ln the party. besides the guests % hon.
or, were Mesdames Wroth Clancy,
Rodey. nobaon. Keen. brooks. q w.
Johnston. G.. G. Hail ana Misses Julia
and Lou Lee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15
annAI I'D oF nAsn I'D.

The ~ Pasos Won tbe ThiFd aud seriss
FROM Tarson,
El Paso won the third ana last game
IN the series with Tucson az Athletic
park Tuesday afternoon. The best
team won the game nd hl Faso nov
stands alone In tho southwest I'm a ciaaI
an 20 herself The game was as prctty
an exhibition of the manly sport aa hai
ever been seen ln this part Of the o0un.
Try and ended with the small score Oi
S TO g--Nows
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15
NATIONAL auARp rRoarouoNs

Governor Otero promoted First Lieu.
tenant Herman fifcid. Of Company l. OF
The First regiment of Infantry 90 the
National Guard, stationed az Las
Vegas, ~ De- captain of the company.
vice Captain } y s. Monnet,. resigned
SECOND Lieutenant Ronifario Luccro. OF
the same company. was promoted 10
hrst lieutenant vice Herman lIfeld.
promoted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

word has beon received In this city OF
the death Of Miriam Pchblea. daughter
Of Major and Mrs Pebbles OF the Sal
walton Army. tn Denver. These good
people lived In this city part Of last
year and made many friends during
tlfir stay, who viii be grleyed TO learn
OF their bereavement The young
iady's death occurred In tho H0meo-
pathie hoapit.l after an operation for
appendicitis.
The funeral services were conducted
by Brimdier General sruton. and all
OF the stan officers OF the salvation
Army corps 10 Denver attended.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15
TnnnIrnnIAL rlrNns.

Territorial Treasurer j. H. Vaughn
has received from }, l.. peroa. collector
o. horHaiiiio county. Sa.s5 OF 1855 taxes
f3iltG IL Tor territorial purposes ana
fi6i Tor territorial institutions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15
OFFICIAL NOTES.
Board Of Equalization in Session
National Guard Promotions.
LAND OFFICE TRANSACTIONS.
nnAnn nF norAl.lzArrnN

The board ~ equalization actod on a
number ~ appeals crom aesoasmentl
yesterday Thus Gar the following have
appeared before the board representing
variouf interests. Judge ". L. waldo.
lion. Frank springer col a. y.
TWitcheii. g. ~ DAWN. j. y. Victory.
> ~. Gnot. A. A Jones. A. e. voar.
hses. g. y Easley. II. M Dougherty.
and e. n Townsend.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15
DIsrOsiNo oT InK oEAD.
several nandred nodiss UndsE the Ds bfi
"A ffaIeeafstu

7HNNNNi Mhhnfta nAaAHA y AAHf NitN - hNtN
~ Galveston.
Galveston. Texas. sept. 1.-THE work
% diaposlns of iho dead continues
Several hundred bodies are niill buried
beneath the wreckage.
Deputy sheriifs ana police naw police
che city during She day and the militia
take charge at night
There are really faw prominent dad
10 the lisa ~ dead Thr people killed
we're mostly working people small
yfadoamen, small professional msn ana
their families.
The reason for lhis "a thai the great
cot force ~ the hurricane was eNertei
against che east end and the west end
of che city and water front while In
the center ~ the city where people Of
greater prominence lived. there was NOS
80 much loss of We.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15
COAL MINE INSPECTOR APPOINT.

Governor otcro received word that
Jo y. sheridan. OF silver city. GRAFT
county, has been appointed coal mine
Inspector for New Mexico to succeed
). w Fleming OF Silver city resigned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

Berlin. sept tt-lt 10 oniciaiiy an
uounced by the directora 81 the dst o .
schaft that slightly mlilon mafks fou
ser ceni treasury bouda. iallag due
IN 1904 and isot. NIL be placed on tha
market u The United stAteA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

Weatiake was summoned ana went 90
the mine. Saturday afternoon Jacques
vas brought TO Silver city and placed
in the Ladies' hospital, where an opcr.
alton was performed sunday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
10. E. Sheridan Appointed Coal Mine
Inspeotor--GOW 0terO's Report,


NOTARY PUBLIC APPOINTED.
uoNorn0r Otero appointed J. >. Mac
lavish OF Magdalena, sooorro county,
a notary public.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

A PROPOSED FOREST RESERVE.
!. y. Hanna. superintendent OF forest
reserves for New Mexico and Arizona.
has gone TO Arizona where he VIII go
over the ground OF a proposed new sor-
est reserve that ls to extend from the
Grand Canon reserve north to the Utah
line.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

Frapkfari Ky. Sept it-'rhe Jury 10
the ease % James Howard, charged
with being the principal in ths 00ebei
afsaasluation. waE completed to-day. lt
stands ffn democrats. one Fepubllcan
and one anu.Claohel Democrat.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

ned IN equipplng float TO represent the
schools In the carnival parade.
When the bisx from the three coal
dealers In the city were opened. an ami
mated discussion took place regarding
the relative merits OF the Gallup and
Ccrrlli0s coal.
The bids were az foliowss w. w.
Hahn. Cerrilloa coal. elS5 per ton: n.
u. Marshall, t49s and j. =. Beavlns,
sf.Si per ton, the latter two furnishing
Gallup coal.
Mr.. Lamb, seconded by AR. Isher-
wood, moved that the contract be let
to J. 3. Beayona. his bid being the low
est The majority OF the members con-
tended that the Corrlllos coal was su-
porlor 60 the Gallup article ana that the
BID OF W. n. Hahn gave better value.
Nj. Hahn was awarded the contract BY
vote Of 20 g. lie wasaalso given the
contract TO furnish the Central school
with hard egg coal az te.55 per ton.
The trUasurera report showed a bal.
anCo on hand OF 1870.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

A slight blaze in the round house last
niFht about 2 o'clock caused an alarm
of lfo t0 be- sounded from The bis
whistle az the machine shops the strain
Dcing taken up hy the mocklng bird,
which blew iusfliy. Tine department
made another beautiful run down Sec
1nd street again proving their ef'
hcienCy Their services. however, we're
not needei. az ths blaze vas soon ex.
iinFulshsl with q ftN buckets % water.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

Mnnden a 0fuusfeld Simon Stern.
y. E Newcomer and the san Jose Mar
500 are eniefprlsing merchants. who
Nrf preptrina 90 have booths or some
unique decorations in front OF their
stores. OtherH Wiil not DO iefi behind =
ihey VIII respond.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25
THE TECHS GOOD FORTUNE.
STATES APPROPRIATION INsURES
SEVERAL Don ATIoNs.

-. ~, 49,,
'". ~ -.
~"
No order rom Mayor N"""""f"
Releasing Prisoners necorder
nro,l.. saw There l. No law for
-. =, ,,,,t.ort,,
~"
Atlanta, Dee -t~ Lht "s""h OF '"F'
Gambler. iu approving snt appropriation
- ineures fsr tho Teehnoloelcal school
,..,... ,,,...,.. cha, a, ,dsi-
$500. . ....-
ton 10 ie.e'EiNs sf '" '"'
ihat the school VIII SET enc same amount
90 - moro. from other sources. Mr
.. t..,.. ....,,,,,,,...s hts
49,.
intention 81 a'nAu"s F-'V' 70 '"e
tuition. ana 10 o. confidently believed That
epo.h.r gaaOW Will be Forthcoming Ca a
-. t..
~ spe'NtNH Oh W, "''','
Hah said to-day When GOV Sahaie'
sixnei the bin he Insured for the Tech.
,,,,,,-. aha. 20 u,osf ardent s,pporters
N'F''
much money as was gwen us oN 'ne 81 =
ana probably more Mr Swami. who o.
d, IN. yo-p a. h.lrine me with the mat
y. y. -. .li d.,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25
Projectors Of suwanee Springs.
H-...-..-.-- II.


Gentlcmen-It affords me great pleasure
10 Boz enabled 20 give express ION 20 ny
high appreciation OF the merits % the
waters OF your springs as a curative
agent.
was a miserable sufferer with rheu-
matism. nearly all over ms body. Had
had lt six months Was reduced ia weight
20 90 rounds Suffered great pain ard
when down could not get up without as
sistanre- could not step further than
eight inches. I went 10 suwanee Springs.
and after being there one week ] noticed
that ] was getting little better. But,
OH what a change was wrought 90 me
in a stay OF six weeks there was en-
tiroly cured Of rheumatism. was sound
aud well and ! continued 20 improve
after coming home. and 90 one month ar
forwards / weighed i65 pounds. and
though this occurred eight years ago.
have never felt rheumatism since, and
attribute 81 all 20 the virtues OF the
waters OF Suwance Springs. Yours very
truly. THOMAS +. flhhCE,
HawkinsNlle Ga.