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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-12
JAMES BARTON ADAMS HERE.
sweet Singer of the SNOW Capped
Rocisics NIsits uouston for Roy.


| distinguished visitor to Houston is
James Barton ADAMS, "Postcripts' man OF
the Denver Evening Post Mr.. Adams ar
rived from Colorado capital city yes,cr-
terday morning accompanied by his wife
They Will spend several weeks here TO:
The benefit Of Mr.. Adams health.
/ Mr.. Adams Is genius, in class A. -
TO borrow tho vcfnacuar Of the Western
business men. He has all the lovable
! traits of character that cndeAred the la
mented Eugene Field 20 the great masses
! or the American petple. His wit is as
bright as the lightning flash from the
/ Colorado clouds. His poesy Is as swee'
as the pa5tcrny of the raincloud on the
roof
4 a leading press clip ng bureau of New
( YORK Gty says Mr. Adams is tae mss
widely quoted news yaper poet, with only
one exception, In the United States. YET
Mr. Adams Is 80 modest that he refuse 5
! me II lie CT p ct, Gaining 10 be only
! a newspaper worse cons .rCltor. In re-
buttal of Mr. a lam's statement, however,
the following $ submitted that the rea Ter
IA jGGze for himself It has been wide
/ ~ Quoted and the Hcboken TuEla club
New York, tho oldest club in America,
, eicc;ed Mr.. Adams membe" OF that
artist orcatic organization on account ct
Ills heiug the author o; th's poem. Tho
G;dt llno of each stanga is taken from
Tom Mooreso LET'S eve Mr.. Aiams "a
AS VIE JOURNEY THROUGH LIE"
AS We jouIncy through lie iet us I've
BY the way,
Sip tie essence OF pleasure from every
day
G can tie bri.h' golden gr.ins OF enjoy
ment as we
TlaNei on TO the shore OF otetnity's sea.
i"'D tAe music OF lSugAlef, he e1hoes
song,
BE heara from our iiis as We jourues
Let US sano n the lace OF each threal-
Zach othc'e earth sorrows in brother
hood sna C.
AS we journey through life lct us live
by tho VA.
Never bow to 1espaIr whom the heavens
aio gray.
Fling laugh to tire clouds when they
LisAo with sunsA.ne the tesrdrops that
Srrife 10 cur eyes,
II a orot'er should falter, extend him a
LinN,
iiclP The f1l'on to ,ise ana the weak ONES
"a stand.
hrea he me sage Of hope in the ear OF
G'slilr
Plunge tao sword OF good cheer In tSe
Bosom care
AS We Journey through life let rs live by
the way
IN the lo'n CT the night wat the dawn
Ing OF day,
Turn face III with smiles 20 tho beat
q the rain,
For the sunshine viii burst from the
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caidwen Locals.

Caldwell, Texas. February H. The
county commissioners roum mot at its
regular February term this morning with
a tull court in attendance. ON account
81 tho ipclemency Of the weather but few
people 80 far arc in attendancs. Mr.. Car
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searlet rerer az McIIinne,.

mckinney, Texas, February l0.--Blrile,
the little 4-year-oid daughter OF VIII
Foster, died OF scarlet fever YESTERDAYS
near Rheas mill ten miles west of Me-
kinney Another child Ct Mr. Foster also
has the disease.
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Fourth p~i1

El Paso, TeSas' rsss
pstch from Florsn's
fourth pair Ct twins
IMrs. Charles Mor,sO -
| mother Of tNen's-n'sV
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United Bencvolcnt As.oc,.,,on

fort Worth, Texas, FEBRUARY 1.-The
~" committee OF dhe linked Benevolent
association Of Texas met today II re.
wise the constitution ard bylaws Of III,
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oct
-crincao some -Mrmpbis Coz merc,al
smls1 ore crash pour out sour nash
and iNcr make taeh cr' you g, tar MOI
la.h' Kansas version in oetnc, two
sr2ma a. onoe!
NO 1ycrnso rcym farmer Ia, quD kccli1g
hH N1olc'uus7 w Kansas G IT, or Chicago
and now has few "a hog, to sell oc,lelon-
oil y ins'cai Cf faripG buy h.t tnra' and
lard. The Grange Is. ul.tc h2ncGoa Ger
laaa News,
II cm asau tbs is the only practlc.l
ana frosbie way ,o get ,he upper hand OF
tho uus;s
We don't know VII lhoy the people want
a eonH.mtlonal con IGNITION called o. no
hu socus they are pr>ttv vol sntisied
w'ln ihe proscn constitution, Judging ir1m
anerdWcnts Mcun Vernon ortia.
No az all Tho7o vho ar, opposed 20
patching up the old constitution arc not
necessarily opposed to rev orsnuic law
at all Tho more progressive portion AZ
Texans arr IN favor Of new. tho oughly
NJ to now eons' tuon.
Some OF the ronanccrs who have heeu
Writing up the hunting exploits Of Hon.
Theodore Roosevelt have under akcn the
task of prluring Hon. Grover cleveland as
. PM eoatcd fox-huntsr Some persons
have aucer idc77 OF humor Hubbard CITY
rl-k aad Pan News
There is not much romance in plcturlus
Nj Clcvcl2nd as p foN chascr bu, there
Is a good deal OF hne Irony in the picture 10
those who have looked upon. the nh,esmatlc
personality Of The Princeton Doctor!
Why don't YOU run 4 newspaper like
lhat9" mctchan, said to a reporter the
other day THROWING out a ChiraEo dliiy.
~ or The same reason YOU don't rnu a store
like thar" The gepoGcr rcrllod, turning to
q tuN page Advertisement OF 4 Chicago house
showing twclVc-story building Tho mer-
chant looked At the picture for moment
and said ~ never looked At it that way
before Bowie Blade
Newspapers AFRO invariably what their
patrons desire them to be, The frivolous
render IS responsible for the yellow
ieupdiecd, sensational sheet the poor ad.
vetiser for the weaklng and the progressive
business man for the excellent newspapers
Sunday and Monday tho people o; the
North enjoyed a genuine snow storm. Kan
sas. Iowa, Nebraska, Wisconsin and othcr
States were covered with from three TO SIX
toet " SNOW while here in sunny Texas
iAN rests NtFf IN MOON. ana our people
Teasing on fresh vegetables and the mock
Ing Ntrd singing its sweet songs.--Smlthville
Transcript.
quito contrast. Snow balls and zero
weather arc ali right for those who like
that sort OF thing, but with climate like
TcNas so near to these trigid states, It Is
passing strange that the Northern folks
don't OIL make u bee line for this second
edition OF the Garden OF Eden.
Tho pension appropriation bill now before
ccnETcss carries Slli,aA6. -;n the largest APP
rrcptation ON record, This sum Is very
ncar equal 10 the total other expenses OF
the government. And tbCre are vet other
pfecinls ~ hear from. THE times arr sadly
cut % 'oint when II seems entirely useless
20 even attempt to correct even glaring
fraud Colorado Clifton.
rhis pension bill grows bigger as the years
90 on, II Is now more than thirty years
sAcc ne war between the States closed.
Thousands Of tn men WIN served in that
war have died natural deaths Ofhers haNo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-12

THIS cily's finances appear the more they
are invcsi'sated' to be IA a moat discourse
.ag condition and a mayor Is needed who
win begin 20 lay the axe at thc root Of the
trouble We can not run four or 1ve
hundred thousand dollar establishment on
halt that money without hauling up with a
tremendous floating debit greatly increased
taxation, or bankruptcy, while virtue has
been made Of keeping down taxation. OK
2eases have been allowed 10 increase, the
sinking fund has been used. or ~ lasst not
set aside, and we have beeu rushing on
10 the future reckoning "trus,ing To luck,"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-12

The savannah Nova says that education
81 las thr iduor aas4 has been stradir
accomplishing "a Georgia miat AIRS. N isn
Wan nor litlle hatcher j. attempting in
Aahsaa' y IN not be denied that public
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The Cuban constitution Is likely To strike
grcites snas In Mckinley than ~ Gomez

Inc CUBAN CONSTITUTION Is likely ~ strike a
gfcites snas In Mckinley than 81 Gomez
Senstor Quay Of PennsyYanis is Aghter.
lie believes that the only good anti ouayltcs
arc The dead ones politically. lilo is now
nrsns ne Pennsylvania legislature to pass
bin taking the present charters away from
PtisNTs. Allegheny and Scranton 30 MS to
GUST lot Of his nolitlul foes From Florida
Re writes 70 The legislature that ne wants ais
friends % stand BY him and pass the charter
nv because the people interested IN GOOD
government demand ni'' It WIN be seen
thar Tho people are as usual used as a
ri9ak for The boss revenge Good govern
meat 8 % conIure by not to try.
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Tie con cusus o. "a IL opinion has now
al rsafhcd tic % ~ thsA Rooseve!ts press
san' vi. Sc fori 90 g Tciiy Will only
r. etr issn putting tho Ion hant in book
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-12

This exquisite poem portrays the char.
acter OF the man. Gentle. modest. nob,,
brave and true, During his stay in
Houston Tire flowers should bloom mors
sweetly the sun should sAine brighter
and tho visit Of the essentially Western
hard should be made as pleasant as a
Midsummer Nights Dream in Fairy
land ="
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-15
THE ALBUQUERQUE FAIR.

The Denver Republican says.
The Albuquerque fair. representing The
open tomorrow and It viii anord the PEG,
PIE Of Denver and other parts OF Colora-
do IN opportunity to become better ac-
qgainted with their, southern nelghbors.
annual expeditions In the Missouri
region and exhibits are brought to ~
from both New Mexico n Arizona. IL
has been IN existence for about twenty
years and II attracts attention through
all that par, Of the country. " presents
a picture Of New Mexico and Arizona
which n well worth seeing, and peopl'
not familiar with those two territorios
would profit greatly by a visit to I'll,
fair.
Possibly some Denver people see In TN,
resentativc business men to the Black
Hills 4 short time ago a suggestion that
IL might be beneficial In a similar way. -
visit Albuquerque during the time Of this
exposition. II would. enable them "a
make the acquaintance not only of Al
buquerque people. but also Of men from
There should be more ~ this kind NJ
work done. Denver business men should
extend .he range Of their acqualntaucc
In the country which should be tributary
to this city, and they can do Il In no
better way than by visiting the Alhu
qucrquo fair and similar meetings % tho
inhabitunts OF different communities.
New Mexico and Arizona are both rich
In natural resources and II IL probable
that they Will be brought into great
prominence in a short time by their od-
mission as states. As soon as they are
admitted they Will attract the attention
Of capitalists IND homc-scckers In "a
new way. People will make inquiry
concerning their u and the ur-
portunities presented there for invest
mcnt or the acquisition Of homes. Den
Yer should not walt until that time
comes. IL should he on the ground and
cntronch itself In the good opinion Of the
people who already are there.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-15

Capitalists who like 10 see pleasant re-
lations h,tween capital and labor maze
a serious mistake when they consent ia
the payment OF fancy salaries to mau-
ayers Of works. Writers and SPEAK, ~
who seek to mollify the more or less
lust resentment OF ~worklngmen against
the attitude Of capitalists toward them.
ana TO promote peace In the industries.
meet with insuperable difficulty whcn
employees point to the enormou salaries
sometimes. allowed to managers. IL IL
now stated that Charles NJ. Hays, who
was. president Of the Southern Pacinr
road for ten months. received for his
services tlb5.u00. on this basis Mr.. uays
was paid $1,000 n month, or at a rate of
Ns6.VO "A year. No man ever before re.
ceived as president OF n railroad com
nany In the United States more than
Fb0.ecJ as his annual stipend.
Then there IL the great salary of
Gharles NJ schwab. said to be away
up toward a million dollars "A year as
president Of the steel trust. This II
simply an Outrage, either TO the steel
Workers or the consumers. or both.
Whatever question there may be as 10
how far the men were justified I'm "A
strike merely for recognition Of their
abor unions, there can be no question
nat the men would be Justified in mn't-
ing a strong objection To the heapInr
up OF profits OF their labor In enormous
salaries TO persons who. after all, arc
only employees like themselves.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-15

inviting soda. fountain and appreciates
the opportunity to refresh himself with
one Of the cooling drinks dispensed by
the fountain. attendants.
~. u. Booths tailoring and furnishing
goods store has a nicely arranged show
window. In which IL displayed a line of
neckwear and gents furnishings. to
gethcr. with suitings. the front OF the
store being draped with the national
Colors.
steve Barlng's Iceberg Is decorated in
line with other establishments on South
Second street and assures the visitor IA
hearty welcome.
The exterior decorations at r. Y. May
nard's jewelry and silverware emporium
are In perfect harmony with the interior
arrangement, while the show windows
are rendered most attractive by a taste
tully arranged assortment of decorated
are china, Indian burned leather goods,
bisguc %statuary, cut glass and 1ewelry,
The o'Riclly & Go. drug store. Is hung
inside and out will gaily blended ribbons
aud bunting. while their Second street
window contains a pyramid OF drug store
goods so arranged that. the sightseer "a
not fail to be attracted and reminded OF
some Of his or her needs. which can be
supplied by the nrm.
II. T.. Fox's jewelry establishment IL
draped with the national colors and In
the show windows are displayed a vari-
oty OF vases, etc, In cut glass. and ma
j%ollca, In addition TO u line OF art pla-
qucs, jcwelry and silverware.
u. WELLER Il Co. have two nicely ar
ranged show windows gracefully deco
rated In blue, aud white. with q display
q grocers' shelf goods and delicatessen
nicely arranged and calculated to tickle
Into activity the palate OF an epicure.
The Err colors seem to have become
very popular, as n large number OF deco
%rations are in purple and white. Among
others, Is the. display made by Brock
meir e Cox. their east window contain
ing an assortment OF Photographic goods
with a purple background relieved by
festoons OF graceful climatis, the west
window containing samples OF plumbers
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-15
NOTICE.
The Coyote Canyon Springs Mineral
Water.

-
The Coyote Canyon Springs Mineral
Water.
These springs are owh-L solely 10y The
Harsch bottllng works. and no other firm
~ authorized to sell th water but the
1hove. Tnis Is the b st vat n IN the mar.
k't, and cannot be equallsl b. airy ,ii,-
Ia the analysis, as our tablss VIII show.
lie HAkSCH BOTrLlSG W ,EkS.
Dr. w. V. Wolvin. dentist. In Grant
building. has both phones.
No tuberculosis pre~servallne or coloring
In Matthews Jersey milk.
1t will pay you to see Hall & L~earnard
before purchasing n piano.
Albright Art Parlors, 1l3 North Third
street. Finest photographs.
WANTED-Girl to do general house
work. Call at l9 South Arno.
FOR SAIE-Nearly new range and
heating stove. Inquire 9l9 North Fourth
street.
DIR. l.. n. Chamberlin, dentist. room 2,
Cromwell block. crown and bridge work
a speciality.
The Whltson Music company will sell
YOU n Klmball piano on payments as low
as $3.50 a week.
Look into Kleinwort's market on north
Third street. He has the incest fresh
meats In the city.
Engage your Sitting for some fine
photographs while in the city at AL
bright's, 1l3 North Third street.
Do not fail to see the grand display at
j. III. ORielly a. Co.'S drug store, corner
OF Gold avenue and South Second street.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-15
MORE
Continue 10 Decorate Their
Places of business.

Joe Richards has the front OF his cigar
store covered with an 81
bunting, through which his window Is
seen displaying "A line OF cigar smokers
articles, an interesting collection OF rare
coins and q number Of statehood con-
Stntion ana fair souvenirs prominently
displayed.
Flesher q Rosenwald have a handsome
triumphal arch built In front OF their
store, under which stand a fine speci-
men OF the noble red man. While "A
me or smokers supplies IL prominently
displayed IN their two windows. In one
appears IN addition a hens nest with a
number, of eggs, and the inscription I've
are laying for you with Flesheretts." "A
line Of cigars handled by the firm.
~ Fabers carpet emporium two hand
sointly arranged windows are presented
% inc view OF the passer-by, who, IN i'm
t'rcsted In house furnishings, Is bound
70 De pleased with the elegant line of
draperies, hoor coverings, pillow cover
MS urhWn work and Mount animal
W. Y, Walton has had his store front
ntNly painted and windows decorated i'm
PINK mud green, giving a pretty effect.
~. - newcomer II also In line with the
lsih culurs, which he has selected i'm or
t'intntlhs ms store front and ndo
w ~hlch natter ne has an arrangement
OF candies and toys inVitingly arranged
lhe front and side of the Ruppe drug
stotu ~ 70 solldly set In a work of
bunting mat the door aud WINDOW cas-.
ings and pillars appear To have been
paced WIN a view Of making lust such
an tNhlblt n giving the nrc chieffs
h|eauquhrtefs a warm Appearance. which
> a deep. seated design on the mari ~
me proprietor, as on the second glance
'he passer-py gets a good View OF the
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-15
GRAND CENTRAL

s. w. Allen, Chicago; w. w. McCul
Tough. M~oamouth, Ill; Francis T.. Los
ter, Mesllla Park; Ernest Bowers, Lo,
Anelcs; James g. May. Mrs. and Mis-,
man, a. T.; o.. Parker and wife, Wi,
liam Morgan and wife, Mrs. Adams. Hoi,
brook, \. T; John j, Mclnerney, Hol,
II. McFie. Santa Re; j, j, Kerns. Kan.
sas city, r. a. Tucker, Colorado CITY
g T. Spencer, Kansas City; ii. Van Val,
~kenburgh, fin4s Altos; James Carry, II
hart, Alamogordo; John j, Vandcmocr
Denver James G. May, Wingate: Fran,
els II. Lester, Mcsilla Park.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-15
AN IPHIGHT ~

The whole territory Joins in the con.
CALCULATIONS OF the friends OF Judge and
Mrs. John II. McFie rendered them nj
Santa Fe upon the occasion of their re-
cent silver wedding anniversary. AS a
judge and as "A man Judge McFie "
who know him, irrespective OF party.
His integrity IL unquestioned, his legal
erudition has stood the test OF review by
States supreme court. lie represents tn,
highest type OF citizenship and official
servant In the republic. Those who
know him and Mrs. McFie closer, know
that their home life has been and Is
Ideal; that their greatest pride Is in the
euccess and happiness OF their children.
New Mexico II proud OF such a citizen
and his family and delights TO honor
them whenever occasion offers.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-15
I INSPECTION LAW.
Merle s~u.tain. Law Passed by the
Last Legislature.

n NJ Read. attorney OF Santa Fc, ref.
cree In bankruptcy cases, made the final
report to the district court for Taos
county In the case Of Joseph II. Morris.
bankrupt Tho Liabilities were S3.O25. a.
The only Insects after deducting all costs
and expenses OF the bankruptcy pro-
cccdlugs were q little over $50 and these
were paid to q preferred crcditor.
Judge McFie handed down his dCcls-
IN tho case Of the territory cx rel.
u. j. Mclean y Co. W.. the Denver q
Rio Grande Railway mpan refusing
n ~pcromptury writ Of maudamus to COM
pei the railroad company to carry hides
were not inspected and tagged ac-
cording to the provisions of the hide In
speCtiun law passed by the Thirty fourth
IL gislative assembly and dismissinR the
case. The case was brought to declare
void the hide inspection law on the
ground that II was contrary to the in
commerce clause Of the Consti-
tuition. WAS %lrrcgularly drawn. imposed
excessive fee for inspection. ctc. The
decision Of Judge Merle, which Will be
filed In the course Of u day or two, de-
the law valid. The case was n
very important ono and of interest even
dealers IN hides, etc, outside Of the
territory.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-15

Al his residence, No, 115 South Walter
itreet, last night at 5 o'clock, Rev. n. a.
Beattie Joined I'm the holy bonds OF wed.
.ock stanton j, Whitney OF Gallup aud
Mss Emily ID. Rodemuker OF st. Louis
Last sunday afternoon George "
Ntubbs and Mrs. Susan \. Murch w,r,
initcd in marriage at the Residence 1I
". Alger.. performing the
hrs. Murch Will be remembered as III.
lbrarian OF the Ladies' free library when
u WAS IN force az the Commercial club
building, while MIR. Stubs. nj nras.rt
= an extensive dealer In mines ana Il
jecretary and "A stakeholder OF the Jura-
lrlas copper company. MANY frIeu 4
pNer them congratulations.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-15
FRINGE on STATEHOOD.
lie Cannot Attend Convention but writes
His Opinion.

Editors citizen.
San Francisco, Cal. oct. FL am in
hopes that | can attend the convention
In the interests of statehood. OF which
! have been an advocate so long. but II
Is now doubtful whether / can leave here
In time to be In Albuquerque at the
orening. I wish. therefore, to say a
word as TO the d~csirability OF sending
a strong delegation to Washington 10
appear before the congressional COM
mittec at the proper time next winter
or spring n Vent It's influence in all
other available QuartCrB. While In minor
matters II is better TO leave the whole
conduct ~ the subject 10 the delegates.
yet In specially important cases like this
a committee does good.
We have "a noble example Of the BEN
elclal efforts OF such action IN tho case
OF the. establishment of the United
states land committee. For many years
the effort to pass such u bill had been
unsuccessful until the citizens commit
tee went 10 Washintou - 1891. Twenty
four gentlemen actually attended at that
time and not only appeared before the
committees Of both houses and all the
members Of the cabinet, but succeeded
in obtaining from the president the spec
ial message to congress which really
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-15

II the wages that have been sacrificed
in strikes and the salaries that have
been wasted on walking delegates and
the money that has been expended in
paying strike benefits during the last
ten or twelve years had all been Invested
in Industrial stocks, Il would have
amounted TO a controlling interest In
a very large number of industrial estab.
lishments. II was not done because all
the men who made all these sacrifices
are not business men. When a business
man desires TO a mill he buys a
ma Jority Of the stock. When the labor
union desires 10 control IA mill. they or
der Il 20 stand %stLl-they smash u.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-15
Pure Blood

We wish you would ask
your doctor what makes you
so nervous, why you are so
easily tired, and what makes
your digestion so weak. See
if he doesn't say, Impure
blood" He will probably
speak about Ayers Sarsapa-
riila, too.
"For two years I suffered greatly
from dyspepsia and depression OF
spirits. then tried Ayers Sarsapa.
rilla, and In one week | was q new
man."
John Mcdonald, Philadelphia, Pa.
81 Al ~dpgrist.. &c. AVER CO.. Loves. Mss.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-15
7 HIGHLAND.

II. II. Becmcr, III Paso, n. O.. Mummy
Phoenix "A. T.; W. W. Mccullough,
Monmouth, III William Kater. ii. G.
Hayden, city; II. w. Lamb. Las We
gas; Joe Florman, Las Vegas; Mr.. and
Mrs; r.. w. Putnam. Miss Annie Rush,
II. II. Campbell. Arizona: W. II. Woln
ana wife, Gallup. T.. r. Beck. Denver;
Alr. and Mrs. j. w. Reynolds and nurse,
santa Fe; Il. II. Greene, Urbana, in
louis {. B~utscher, Easl Las Vegas; John
Edwin n. Munger. Chicago: W. q. Sar.
gent, Santa Fe; J. \. Reynolds, Chicago;
J; Harris, Boston; W. &. Maddox, Phoe-
NIX; J, w, Weatherford, Flagstaff; j. T..
smith and wife, Los Angeles; Samuel
Hess, santa Fe; W. b. Hunt, st. Louis;
George Toombs, San Francisco.