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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
PRECINCT NO. 90.

Atenclo. Francisco House aud
land Value of personal property
$40. Taxes ~ cents, penalty 3
cents; costs, 80 cents; total si1O.
Archlbequo. Jose A,-llouse and
land. Value OF personal property.
Sii5. Taxes, fi5S; penalty, cents +,
costs, 35 cents; total, si9b
Chavez, France Autonlo-House and
Ri60, Taxes, ~ cents; penalty, 4
cents; costs, 30 cents; total. 81 cents.
Gonzales. Luciano House and land.
Value Of personal property. $500. Tax.
es tlG.29; penalty. 81 cents, costs, 90
cents; total, fi7ib.
Martinez Manuel House aud land.
Value Of personal property $3.50, Tax.
os. 10 cents; penalty, ! cent; costs, SO
cents. total. 81 cents.
MuntOya. RunualdO- House. Pre-.
cinct ai.--llouae. Value OF personal
property. &ii0. Taxes. 90 cents, pen.
atty, . cents; Couls. 70 cents; total
St.33
Tadilla. Cesnrio House and land
Value Of personal property. $40. Tax
~, I'D cents. penalty, 2 cents, costs
30 cents, total 90 cents.
Romero. Francisco House and
land. Value 81 personal property
s22b. Taxes. g. as. penalty, i2 cents;
costs. 30 cents. fetal f2.a6
Romero, q, H. House and land.
Value Of personal property $40. Tax.
as. si.53, penalty. z cents: costs. 80
cents. total sieb.
Romero Luis HOUSE ana land.
Value Of personal property. 3iib. Tax.
co 81 cents. pernlty. 3 cents, costa,
SO cents; Total. 50 cents.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17

Ansuros. jose O.--iand. 90 by 500
varas; bounded rorth by RIO Puerc0
south by Mosn. cast by y. Snlado
west by n AnRiia and house. Value
Of personal property. SEQ Taxes. 20
cents; penalty. 4 cents, costs, IS
cents; totHl. stt5.
Atencio. Felipe--1.and. 220 by $50
varas; bounded north by Rio Puerco.
south by los Tomas east BY u. Sando.
val west by %. Martin and house.
Value OF personal property, 800. Tax.
90. 80 cents. penalty, cents costs. 90
cents; total. 20 cents
Armiio. Diego k,--Nalue of personal
property. Sini Taxes. si22S. penal.
". 81 cents, costs. 30 cents total.
fl3.2f
Archlboquo, pabio--l.and, 100 By
goo yaras bounded north by J. r. 10.
hato south by Juan pcrea. east by riv.
cr. west bymc9l rnd house. Precinct
House: bounded north by NJ. Apo.
daca, south ana cast by r. Chavez
west by railroad Value OF personal
property, $50. Taxes. "a cents; pen.
atty. cent: costs. 20 cents; total. %
cents
Cavez. francisco House. Value
uf personal property. $50 Taxes.
sl.32; penalty, q contH costs, 8d
cents; total. si53.
Porca Eneflo--l aud 100 by $50 var.
as, bounded NORTH by public domain.
south by j Dominguog. east by river
west by mesa and house. Value Of
personal property. f45 Taxes. 70
cents, penalty. I cent. costs. 80 cents
total. 60 cents.
sandoyal 49, M-I.and: bounded
north by u. Wilkinson. south by &. q.
Gonzales east hy Sofa, west by river
and house Value Of personal proper.
~. $3.50. Last half taxes, $3.50. pen.
atty, 20 cents. costs. 30 cents; total.
1874.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
PRECINCT NO. ~


Carpenter. Henry--I.and 200 by 800
yaras; bounded north by public
road south ami cast by creek, west
by public road 3 houses. Value OF
personal property. $50. Taxes. sG.I2:
penalty. 81 cents; costs, 20 cents 20.
tai. s713.
Carpenter. J. R-Land. 100 acres.
(precinct ~ Land, leo by 100 varaa
bounded north By Cerrito, south BY
Chamisoso. east by .------. west
by Pablo Ramirez. House. Value Of
personal property, 500 Taxes
$3.50; penalty. 80 cents; costs, sl05;
total. f13.49
Gonzales. Jose C.-NWh. sec. 6.
twp. ? n, REo. 3 q. Value of personal
property. $40. Taxes. 76 cents; penal.
y, contsi costs, 80 cents: total.
ti.1b.
GrlogO Rafaol--Iand, 100 acres:
bounded north by r. Grlogo. south By
government land. east by Llbrado Gri.
ego. west by Antonio Grlogo. House
Land. 90 by 100 varas; bounded north
aud south ny government land, east by
Antonio Garcia, west by Vivian Car
ella. Value of personal property, sos.
Taxes, fidl; penalty, 8 cents; costs.
sl.05; total. se.74.
1riogu, Antonio -NWL sec rs, twp.
? ~. Rye. 6 u. ib0.fS acres. Value OF
personal property. 800. Taxes, sa.S4:
penalty. 22 centa; costs, &c cents: to.
tai. S5.ii
Herrera. Jose Land zoo varas;
bounded north hy arroyo, south by
Cerro. east by J. A Garcia. west by ].
Garcia Value Of personal property
$50. Taxes, f5.42, penalty. 20 cents
costs 30 cents, total, 5000
Nuanoz FraucisoO-Land. 100 by
300 varas: bounded north by,
south by canon. east by road. west by
Cuchilla. Value ~ personal property.
$40. Taxes. $9.iY. penalty, f6 cents;
costs, a5 cents. total. fggs
Ruiz. Mariana Land, 200 by 300 va
ras: bounded north by aceqnia, south
by G. Sancnez, east and west by AFRO.
go. Value OF Personal property. s55.
last half taxes S2.01: penalty, 10
ceHts. costs 80 cents. total. s2.2G.
Solva, Mrs, R--NWL, SWL. SWL
SEA-, NWA SW'l, sec. 90. twp. 10 n,
Rye. 4 T.. l.0nd measuring 20 yards
wide from public read Ia river: bound
ed north hy -------, south by VI.
oente sedillo. east by public road.
west by river In precinct 3. Land.
500 varas. Land IS yards. Precinct
i2.--Land bounded north by South.
western brewery. south by Jesuit faith.
ers. east El Estoro. west by railroad.
Value Of personal property. SIS. Taxes,
sii2f; penalty. II cents; costs. Si.75;
total si6.67.
Taylor. William Hand. 200 by
200 yaraa; bounded north by ditch,
south and east by main road, west by
Franco Samora. Value OF personal
property, SIS. Taxes, 81 cents; penal.
", 3 cents; costs. SO cents; total.
g5 cents.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17

0alicr0s. Nicoiag-- House and land
Value uf personal property $3.50. Tax.
81. 20 cents. penalty. I conts costs.
80 cents. total fitb.
Valdez, Enriquoa House and land.
Value OF personal property. SIS. Taxes
1876. penalty 90 cents costa. ab
cents. total eHTs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
PRECINCT NO IA

Amanda. Pedro Land. iOO yaras
wide. bounded north hy J Herrera.
south hy - Chavez. east hy public
road west by hil'3 and house. Value
~ personal property si70 Taxes 20
cents penalty : cents. costs 30 cents
total Sl3g
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
pRECINCT Nd. b.

Cordoya lllrhlnio House. Value
Of poursnal property fl26 Taxes.
$3.50, penalty. 26 cents; costs 15
cents total f5H1
l0pcE lose iluus, Value 81 per
sonnl urlpcuy flH. Taxes z cents.
penalty 4 cents cpsts 30 cents total
flld
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17

Adams. o. r. Value of personal
property. 500 waxea. 1881; penalty.
block a.. llm inE Highland addition.
Last half tsxes, fG2i. penalty. 8i
cents; costs. go cents; total t71k.
carl. Eugene OF 3, block u. naca
a Armijo addition. Taxes, Si.3S, pen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
PRECINCT NO. es.

Armilo. Jaramillo Josus--Land.
100 by 400 yaras; bounded north BY
Franco Garcia. south by M. A. lara.
milo, eaat by Arenal PodrlEoso, wet
by hills. Land SO by 500 varas;
bounded north by ID. Chavez, south By
PolichrpiO Afmiiu east by acequia.
west hy AtrlscO hills An undivided
interest In the Luis IaramillO grant
5000 acres) Value OF personal prop.
erty. Sl35. Taxes. &2i.G3: penalty,
fi.0T; costs, fi.05. total, 32375.
horhOa, Podro-iand, so by go va.
raH; bounded north by r. Gnbnldon,
south BY public entrance east by n.
GahaldOn. west by r. Sanchez Land,
30 by l2s varas; bounded north by
public entrance. south. east aud west
by J. J Sanchez, Value % personal
property, S25. Taxes, Si93; penalty,
10 cents, costs 20 cents, total, s27a.
Bishop, r. D.-Iand, 90 by iS5 var.
as; bounded north by NJ. A. JaramillO.
south by @. W. Lewis. east BY Arenal.
west by aceQula Taxes 81 90; penal.
~, 10 cents; costs, SO cents; total
s22s.
Chavez Vcnceslado--l4and. 100 by
500 yaras, bounded north by Antonio
Jose Chavez. south by NJ. A. Lobato.
east by a. J Chavez. west by Las 10.
mas. Land 100 boy 100 yaras. bound.
cd north hy A. J. Chavez. south by
Pedro perea, east by FTedlcRnda Gar.
ella west hy y. spitE House Value
u personal property, f505. Taxes,
s220i penalty, sii0; costs. SOS; 20.
tai N2il9
Chavez, y @. LAND. 80 by 90 va.
ras, bounded north by -----,
south by road east by n. 0allegos,
Eost hy hills Value ~ personal prop,
erty. 1855. Taxes, fil.Gsi penalty, So
cents. c0gta. so cents: total Si26i.
Chavez. Matoo Land 100 by 200
varas. bounded north ny -----
south NV N A. Iaramillo. east by ace.
Qula. west by 8 Candeiarin Value ~
pcraOnal property $50, Taxes. fio0S
penalty. go cents, costs 30 cents. TO.
tai, sl0.03.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
PRECINCT NO. 10.

Dow, r. A.-.l00 acres ~ hand In
Pine canon. Value OF personal proper
~, o.. Taxes. SIN; penalty. Q cents:
costs. 30 cents: total. fl.5s.
Lobato, Jose p.--Land 225 by 500
yaras: bounded north by a. Archl.
boque, south and east by same west
by J. Castillo Land. 90 by 30 varas
bounded north by } l.. perea, south by
+. Miora. east by ditch. west by NJ 4.
Otero. Value ~ personal property.
$3.50. Taxes Si26; penalty. 20 cents:
costs. 20 cents, total. eblS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
PRECINCT NO. 20.

Gutierrez, Jose--Land 90 by 100
varas bounded north by 9. Mares.
south by J. Garcia east and west By
NJ. Salazar. Value OF personal proper.
~, sac Taxes, $50 penalty. ~
cents: costs. 90 cents; total, SELF.
Romero. Julian Land. 100 by 100
yaras; bounded north by Ramon Sa.
mora. south by J. Ortiz. east by j. Sa.
mora, west by jose Crespin Land,
20 by 20 varRs; bounded north by
Juan Otoro. south by Juan Gutierrez.
east by Manuel Crespln. west by San
Antonito. Value of personal property.
$40. Taxes, f2.S2: penalty. "a cents:
costs. 40 cents, total. $3.50.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17

Albsaudri Angelina Land. % uv
l07 fecti bOundt,, north hy road south
BY y O. Lopez east hy pulilln. west
By ~ g. LornT Taxes. Az cents; pen.
atty cents; costs. al cents, total. So
cents.
Armilo Gabrlcl Land ~ hy lS2
feet. bounded north hy A. Valencia.
south by road. cost by entrance west
By q Garcia Value uf personal prop.
erty. $40. Take flG1, penalty IS
cents ooHtH. 800 Couts total $40
BUea Iofp lanU 2l hy 500 yaras
bounded north lr road south hy Fuih
ors. east by LolaiC. west hY q Rome
70 Precinct 81 Land ipO hy 100
by 100 yuraai bonded south hy Ba
rcln. east hy Agaya west hy public
road. Tnxca. 81 az penalty 37 cents
costs. ~ cents total ssA9,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
PRECINCT NO. o.

Guevara. Higiniu--N Value of personal
property. $40 Taxes. st.9i: penalty.
10 cents; costs. a5 cents; total, s296.
Mora. Jose Nldal--land and Inn.
proyomonts. value Of personal prop.
erty. $500 Last half taxes. $500; pen.
atty, ~ cents; costr. 30 cents; total
1896.
Mora. Jose Rniael--I.and and I'm.
proyements Value OF personal prop.
erty. 500. Last half taxes sii.03;
penalty. go cents, costs, 35 cents. To-
tai, sl2S8.
Mora, y Juan Chayez-tand 300 hy
500 varan, bounded north by J, l.. Pc
rea, south by " Sandoyal. east by r.
Garcia. west hy Rio Grande. In pre-
cinct Nc o. lard, 100 acres; bound.
ed north 10y ICse v. Mora. south and
east by public lard. west by Jose v.
Mora, Value of personal property.
$685. last half taxes. sliFS; penalty.
rs cents, costs, 20 cents: total. fl620.
Ramirez. Martin Land. goo yaras.
Value Of personal property. f2t0 Last
half taxes. SiGi; penalty % contH
costs. 30 cents. total fb,22.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17

Garcia, Lorenzo -I.aEd. 500 by 800
yaras; bounded north and south by
grant. east by ~ Sanchez. west hy
y. Martinez. Land 800 By 500 warns;
bounded north hy r. Dolar south and
east hy same, west by J. Garcia Value
OF personal property sl55 Taxes
&6T7i penalty, 33 cents; costs, 20
cents; total. $3.50.
Leyba, SlXto-iand. 200 yaras wide
70 grant limits; bounded north by ~.
Sanchez. south by r. Mares east by
grant, west by Rio Grando. Value %
personal property, SIS. Taxes. $40;
penalty, "a cents; costs, 35 cents. Ia.
tai. 5000.
Morris. j. l. Value OF personal
property. $3.50 Taxes. Si0O0, penalty,
penalty, ~ cents costs. 30 cents; 20
tai. Sti57,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17

north BY J. Baca. south by A. Mora
west by u. nara, east by acoquiR Ma.
DIRE. House. Interest IN norogu gram
Interest IN Las p'nciias grant. Value
OF personal property. $40. Taxes,
stss. penalty. . cents; costs. $40;
total 1891
Romero. Juan LAND. as varaa
wide. bounded north by i.uls naca.
south by g. &. do Baca. east by Rio
Grandc west by hills Value OF per
sonal property. sass Taxes $500:
penalty, 10 cents costs. 80 cents; 90.
tai t8.S3
salas, Tomas u and. 40 by $50 va.
ras: bounded north by J. r. salas.
south by l.. Ortiz. east by A. Ortiz.
west hy Indians. Value OF personal
property. 800. TaNes. s01t: penalty
40 cents. costs IS cents. total. 81
Salas Juan N--2sO hy ESQ yaras
bounded north by J. Moquino. south by
J. MOquinO. east ly y. Qulutana, west
by M. Gallaeos. Value on personal
property s6b Taxes. ti.26. penalty.
. cents. costs. DO cents; total. Size
Sapdoynl. Antonio Value OF per.
sOnal property sac. Taxes. fi,G7 I.
penalty, 5 cents; costs. &c cents; 10.
tai. s2.i0.
Sona. HlRinia " de-Land 7 acres
bounded north by d. G. de- naca. south
by u. Baca, east by ID. and J. Haca,
west by Indian lands House. Value
Of personal property. si5. Taxes.
y1o9. penalty, so cents. costs. 20
cents; total. ssli.
Sena, Jose N.--land, bounded north
by NJ Armiio south by &C. Armilo.
east by J. d. Aragon, west by J. u.
Aragon. Land bounded north hy J..
Raca. south by NJ G. Dc Baca. east hy
acequia west by Borego grant, House.
Value Of personal property, fii5. Tax.
ca. siG1, penalty, cents: costs. 20
cents. total, s. e.
Segura AntOnic--Land. 90 by 500
varns; bounded north by a. Jaramilln.
south by 3. Blea. east by Rio Grandc.
west BY grant House Value OF per.
sonal property fi25. Taxes. Si.O5.
penalty. cents costs. sos. total.
S815.
ScRura. Amado- Value of personal
property $50 Taxes, SgOS. penalty
10 cents; costs, 20 cents: total. g. SIS.
VALDEZ, Andros-Value OF personal
property Si2b. Tayes. 81 Ob; penalty.
Q cents. costs. Is cents; total. si.45.
Welsh, John Whine OF peraonal
property S25. Taxes, 9i.O5. penalty
3 cents; costs 81 cents; total. tl.45.
The Springfield herald., 1901-07-26

Denver. July 22-The twenty-fourth
annual meeting of the American Bar
Association will be held in this city
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. Au-
gust 2lst. 22d and I'D. The sessions
will be held at 10 O'Clock in the morn
ing and O'Clock in the evening on the
first Two days and ar 10 o'clock in the
morning ON the last day. i'll the Broad
way theater. The sessions of the sec
tion of legal education will be held
Thursday and Friday afternoons at 3
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon at >
O'Clock. in connection with the section
of legal education, there will be II meet
ing of the Association of American
Law Schools. james Il. Thayer of
Harvard is president and f. w. Hun
cut of Cornell secretary of this section
The sessions of the section Of patent.
trade mark and copyright law will be
held Wednesday and Thursday after
Moons AT 3 O'Clock at the Brown Palace
hotel The detailed program follows:
Wednesday morning. 10 o'clock.-The
presidents address. by Edmund Wet
more Of New York city: nomination
and election of members: election of
the general council; report Of the sec
retary: report of the treasurer; report
of the executive committee.
Wednesday evening. o'clock.-Pa-
per by Richard C. Dale of Philadelphia.
on Implied Limitations Upon the E.X-
ercise of the Legislative Powers" pa
per by Charles J. Hughes. Jr.. of Den
yer. on The Evolution of Mining
Law
Thursday morning. 10 o'clock.-The
annual address. by Charles f. Little
field. of ROckland. Maine. on The In
sular Cases. reports of standing com
mittees: on Jurisprudence and law re-
form: ON judicial administration and
remedial procedure; on legal education
and admission to the bar; on CONNER
cial law: on international law; on griev-
ances: on obituaries; ON law reporting
and digesting: on patent. trade mark
and copyright law.
The Springfield herald., 1901-07-26
panoue, for Colorado Editors.

Colorado Springs. July 20.-The fol-
lowing details have been arranged for
the banquet to be given to the editors
of Colorado on the night of August 2nd.
Two hundred and fifty invitations
We're placed in the mail last night di-
rected to the editors of every newspa-
per published in Colorado. One hun
dred and fifty outside invitations have
been issued. which is all the banquet
hall will accommodate in addition to
the $50 editors of the state. but every
person who is not actually and active
ly connected with a regular newspaper
of the state will be required to pay $40
for ticket to the banquet. There will
be no exceptions to this rule. The com
mittec in charge of the banquet has
decided upon the outline of the pro-
gram. l. will be substantially as fol-
lows:
Vice President Roosevelt. "Colora-
do" William ]. Bryan. The Great
West" Thomas F. Walsh. Progress of
the State William y. Byers. The
Pioneer Newspaper" L. r. .Ieffery.
What the Railroads Have Done for
Colorado:" Frank Trumbull. "Our Fu-
ture Markets." w. l.. Th0rndyke, The
Country Editor" X r. Rabbit. THE
Lawyer and the Editor" Thomas NJ.
Patterson. THE Press of Colorado;"
Barton o. Aylesworth THE School
and the Press ]. T. Lawless. Melons
and Ma;rices:'' II. ]. Holmes, Beet
Sugar and Other Beats Charles S.
Thomas, The Sensations of Cover
nor:' A. b. Seaman. What | Know
About Newspapers" David f. Day,
Indians and Other Constituents
Those who have been invited to re
spond TO toasts have been requested to
limit their addresses to fifteen minutes.
The banquet will be held in the new
ballroom of the Antlers hotel.
The Springfield herald., 1901-07-26

ST. Louis. July 21.-On this. the day
that Governor Dockery designated for
fasting and prayer to God that the
present drouth may be broken in Mis-
souri,. the highes, records ever attain
ed in ST. Louis Were equaled. the wea-
ther bureau at the custom house regis
tering JOG degrees in the shade. On
the streets and in exposed places the
mercury Went many degrees higher
The record equals that of 1o6 made in
the early sos.
As early as : a. m the day gave
promise of being unusually warm All
the time the thermometer registered
ninety degrees. and from then ON un-
I'll $50 p. IN. the mercury steadlly
climbed upward under the impulse of
a fierce sun shining from cloudless
sky Hardly breath of air stirred all
day and the little that did circulate
came as n draucht from a furnace. so
intensely hot was it. Those who dared
10 leave their homes went for comfort
to the parks. which We're thronged all
day. and late into the night with thous-
ands of suffering humanity.
The governors proclamation was
very generally needed. nearly every
church in the city holding we'll attend
ed services given up to prayer that the
drouth might be broken.
Two victims of the heat Were found
dead in bed. There Were number of
prostrations. two OF which may prove
fatal.
During the day the relative humidity
as reported by the weather bureau
ranged between thirty and fifty-two
degrees.
The intense heat extended all over
tie state. AT different points the
uaXimum temperature was;
Chillicothe. III: Bowling Green. 112:
Paris. los; Monroe City, foI; SPRING
field. 100
Kars1s City. Mo-. July 21.-The heat
to-day ,-roke all records. the temporal
ture q. 4 p. m. being 1oi. Thermom-
eters on the street at IL tonight re-
corded ninery-three. This is the thir-
ty-second day of the hot spell. and
there is no indication of Il change. In
The Springfield herald., 1901-07-26
..EELN ANGUS.r
WESTERN TEACHERS
FOR THE PHILIPPINES

Washington. July 2O.-Compared
with other western states, colorado
was decidedly favored in the appoint
ments which have been made TO I'LL
places in the corps of teachers who
are TO soon leave for the Philippine
islands to undertake the work of edu-
eating the natives of those islands.
\ few Coloradoans We're appointed
on the recommendation of Professor
Fred w. Atkinson. superintendent or
public instruction. at Manila. but for
the most part the appointments were
made on the endorsement of the lead
ing colleges of the state Those ap-
pointed upon recommendation of Pro
fessor Atkinson in Colorado and sur
rounding states are: Elizabeth Liddeil
and Mary r. Mcclellan. 1919 Logan
avenue. Denver: Miss Cora L. Fay.
Colorado Springs: James w. Delley.
Schoiield, Utah: Albert Il. Hager, Salt
Lake. Utah: j. NJ. Schilling, Carbon.
Wyoming. Emma b. Payton. Florence,
Arizona. and Miss Minnie Webb, Pay
son, Arizona.
The following appointments were
rlade upon recommendations of the in
stitutions indicated:
Colorado College. Colorado Springs
Ralph Wells, Miss Nellie NJ Hill. Miss
Mabel A. Spicer and Miss Dunaway,
all of Colorado Springs.
Colorado State Normal School, Gree
lev-William \. Lewis. Silver Plume
Elmer E Latson. Greeley: C. +. Col
Inns. Cedarville; Edith McMullin, Bo-
nanza. and Gilbert Sellers, Greeley.
on recommendation of Helen l..
GrenfeIl-Franli A. Braucht La Junta;
William y. Hall. Longmont; Miss
Mary Z. Policy. Denver: j. II. Law
son. Teller. and Miss Mary \. Osgaod.
Denver.
Wyoming-Recommended by state
superintendent of education: Miss Eff
fe II. Dodds. Cheyenne: II. II. Law
renee. Noble Goldsmith and Robert $.
Gray Wheatland.
As yet no appointments have been
The Springfield herald., 1901-07-26
THE INTERNATIONAL EPWORTH
LEAGUE IN MASS CONVENTION

was discussed by Rev. E. ]. Helms of
Boston.
Rev. T. f. Z. Shore of Toronto, Can
ada. spoke on The Church and the
Young Man
THE Church and the Newspaper
was the subject of an address by Rev.
James NJ Buckley of New York City.
which attracted much attention and
was listened TO with intense interest
While he found much to criticise. he
also had praise for the newspapers of
to-day. He deprecated sensationalism
and the tendency TO magnify the i'm
portance of criminal incidents. and
pointed out the good that could be
done by the press if conducted in ac-
cordance with high standard of
morality.
A great missionary mass meeting
was held tonight at the Mechanics
pavilion. Governor Bliss OF Michigan
who was TO have presided, was un
able to attend and his place was taken
by Rev. Dr. Shields of Kansas City
The preliminary song service was con-
Quoted by w C. Stadefeld and Rev.
Samuel Plantz of Appleton. Wisconsin.
led in prayer.
The first address of the evening was
made by Bishop Henry w Warren of
Denver. He dwelt on the growing i'm
portance OF missionary work by mem
bers of The league His remarks Were
received with hearty applause. Rev.
John ]. Gigert of Nashville, Tennes-
see. and Rev. James Henderson of To-
ronto also spoke on the same subject
At the Alhambra rheater Civic
Righteousness" was the theme of the
evening discourses- Rev. Edmund NJ
Mills of Elmira. New York. presided
|. +. Blake ac;ed as musical director.
Other meetings We're held in differ
ent parts Of the city.
The Springfield herald., 1901-07-26
AROUND THE WORLD
I'M SIXTY DAYS

Chicago. July 21.-Charles Cecil Fitz-
school boy. who was one Of three lads
sent out by w. Il. Hearst. the news
paper proprietor. i'll an attempt to
break the record for Il trip around flIe
world. arrived here at 6::l5 II. III. yes
terday on time which breaks previous
records made by George Francis Train
and Nellie Bly,.
He was met nj the Union depot by
his parents. Acting Mayor Block. Col
onel William Cody and numerous
friends. but he tarried only moment.
as Il carriage WIS waiting 10 whiSk
him to 21i-21G Madison street. the
point from which he had started.
Al this point is was announced that
the young man had made the trip of
20. i55 miles in exactly sixty days. thir-
teen hours. twenty nine minutes. forty
two and four-tifths seconds. winning
easily from his competitors sent out
from New York and San Francisco.
The time given includes delays and
stops equal TO about siX days.
Some of the longer stages of his
journey were made as follows: Chicago
to New York. 800 miles. - hours; New
York to Queenstown. $50 miles. az
days: Moscow to Irkut>k thy rain. s.
500 miles. . days; Ust Shilka to kha-
barovsk by steamer. loo miles.
days: Vladiyostok to Yokohama tby
steamer. 1.GJO miles. ! days; Nokoha-
ma TO Victoria. 4.114 miles. II days
Seattle to Chicago. 2.3O0 miles, 3l-
DAYS.