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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
SANTA FE

From the Now Mexican.
Tho hromon intend 10 have n bis
Fourth of July celebration. There
VIII be- parade band concert. races
and other features.
Mi5. B y Rodoy. uf Aibuqupraup
and niece. Miss CodinEton. OF Topeka
Kan. who have Just returned from a
TRIP 10 the Grand Canyon. arrived
from Albuquerque aud after a few
hours stay returned 90 the Duke city
bill ct go for hur hire was pro.
scht"d 20 the Inauguration executive
committee aud paid The amount
turned over to tho Womnn'H nonrd Of
Trade is therefore $3.50 instead Of
$500.
Captain 5 S. MathcrH special agent
~ the general land Office returned
from Las Vegas He reports that tho
reception Go Governor aud Mrs Otaro
az Las NrgaH was enthusiastic. large
multitude greeting and cheering them
at the depot
Colonel w. A. Glassford uf the signal
corps, United States army. spent tho
day iu The city On route 20 San Fran.
cisco. Cal. .,hcrc he viii be on duty
Tor suue months before going 90 tho
Philippine islands. Colonel Glassford
spent tho day here very pleasantly
calling ON bis many warm friends. lie
goes to Albuquerque whore he will
remain for day and then start west
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
BOSWELL

From the Siuckman
Roy. j. H. French is anything bat
a we'll man rheumatism is tho com
plant with which be- is afflicted
A prairie dog which be- was chasing
nearly ihblod oU che of little Elliott
Mnyboo's fingers one day recently.
w g. Mcdonald manager of tho
Carisozo ranch m Lincoln county. wa.
Ia town to receive car uf 30 white,
face bulls which arrived from Kansas
city
The liagcrman school closed with
the customary exercises 10 ia said
that the services 90 Miss Blaci stone
the teacher We're emineutly satisfac.
tory and the youus hopcfuls under her
care acquired much wisdom
Chas. u. koyCs ls aputher poor mem
her ~ the summer Grass WidoWers
Mrs. koycs is visiting hor sister at
Florence Kansas. She vail be- Joined
BY Mr. koycg LcNt month and will go
To Bunalu Co see the exposition.
When Gene Rogers tho negro porter
at the Central hotel started TO the
emancipation bali be slipped q hlg six
shooter In the rear elevation ~ bits
pants. la cayOrtinE around with the
dusky dnmsrls The tail of hls coat
now up and somebody saw the gun
Gene was fined $685. for this infruc
ton Of the law
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
the ORGAN DISTRICT.

Special Correspondence.
Organ n NJ, June 29-Tho King
mine will start up next Monday with
a good force.
V. Y. Anderson has resigned the su.
perintondDrCy of The Torpedo mine
and G - Rogers iH 10 bc the new su.
perintendcni on July L. The large
pump has not arrived yet
W, ~ MaCkcy. Of Junction city.
Kansas. has arrived and Us making az
rangemonts a. start up the Bennett
Stevenson mines
Mr. Fowler OF Washington. u. C..
is here lpUking over the camp with
a view of investing and is we'll pleas.
cd with the looks ui tho camp and its
future.
Professor Goss has encountered %
body 81 iron in the Little Buck. carry
ing good yUiuoa in gold and silver.
Fred ThCrn's house with part at
its contents burned last evening.
which is q serious loss 90 Mr. Thorn
The cause ut the FIRE was q candle lott
burning n one of the rooms
-. T. Scott the reliable organ and
Las Cruces stage. mail aud express
man. arrives loaded with passengers.
express aud mail daily
ORGAN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
RAToN

From the Reporter
Miss Doris Maxwell is visiting in
Trinidad with her sister. Mrs. j. Tn
hey.
4 number NJ boys In the shops, ma
tiyes uf Kansas. are organizing bali
team tn bc known as the Kansas
Rubes They want 90 play game
with either tho high school club on
tho Ration club
Mr. Cruise. az Maxwell CITY. is Wis.
itIug hcro the guest OF Mrs j. ~ Fen
ton
The Ration base BAH club will play
two games July ith in Las Vegas with
the club of that city.
Mis- g. u. BRYAN. of Alamogordu
is visiting here with her parents Cap.
tain aud Mrs q 81. Collier
Tom Cn,unaurh, at ON, time yard
master hHre arrived from Vera Cruz
MpyirO whore be- was in the hospital
tho past u.Ur weeks suffering with ~
phuid foyDr
The Misses Marion and Eva Lugdon
daughters OF George lLEdOu. whu have
been Attending the young ladies
academy attached tu th" convent al
Santa fc arrived home on vacation
MIS- Mary bentley sustained O very
painful u not serious fracture OF her
right knee while returning from
church last Sunday OWING a. heavy
fan over O loose plank ON the Third
street sidewalk.
Prof l.lUlf Hatcher came up from
the south few days ago ana viii re-
main short time. when he will leave
for salt Lake city aud other points IN
the northwest. Prof Butcher has been
engaged Tor tho coming scholastic year
hy tho NnW Mexico Normal University
OF Las Vegas. being cvprcaidcnt of
the faculty and will supurlntpnd the
academic course uf the university
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
THE posToFFIcE SITUATION.
Jusso r. ArmiIo Resigns and viii CO
Into the Sheen Ruainrna

Justo r. ArmiIo Resigns and viii Go
Into the Sheep Business.
For the past few days rumurs OF
the resignation of JuAt0 x Armijo as
postmaster OF Albuquerque have been
IN circulation. but these were not sub
stantiated until this morning. when a
citizen representative called on the
postmaster and Mr.. Armijo stated.
with emphasis. that he had sent in his
resignation, To- take eject at the plea
sure Of the postmaster general
although his commission does
not expire until January l3. 1902
Mr.. ArmijiO was appointed pustmas
ter tn succeed T.. A. Grunsfeld aud he
now states that he prefers
sheep raising 90 constant in
door work and sent In HIS resigna.
ton IN order To engage In that bust.
ness with his brother. Nestor Armijo.
~ Lao Cruces. The latter gentleman
was here several days Of last week.
returning home last night. and while
here perfected arrangements whereby
his brother, JustO X. ArmiIo. would
be- with him in the sheep raising bust.
ness In Dona Ana county
There arc several candidates for the
office ~ postmaster OF Albuquerque.
but the gentleman In line 90 a. W.
Hopkins, present county commissioner
from this district and book keeper at
the Wholesale establishment of l.. %.
Putncy Tie has the endorsement OF
the republican administrations of the
city. county and territory. aud will un.
douhtedly receive the appointment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
HARRINGTON

From the Times
Harry Pierce is down from the sheep
camp Tor q visit with the homo folks.
The upper Ia Plata suffered from
frost Thurday night beans and uthor
tender vegetables being killed.
IamtH T. Fay has moved hls family
down from Aztec aud rs lomiCilcd iu
the old Locke house now owned hy
n e. Cooper All roads lead, these
days tp Pennington
Tho FIRST crop Of alfalfa Ia the Ia
Plata valley is reported to bee very
heavy. tryine the best moving ma.
chimes Go their utmost ln fact the
crop is very heavy nll over the county
Let feeders come ON with their stock
in tho TALL We will be- ready Tor them
The chief engineer uf the surveying
CORPS of the Denver a Rio GrandC rail
road, stopped ovor night In our town
this woeb lic cnmy Ia from the south
and did not make his business known
but Il undoubtedly pOrtruds some
movement on the part of his COMPANY
to protect its interests In this nold
which are being mcnaCod hy the pro
posed road from Durango to Gallup
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06


Tho citizen received the following
letter from the young gentleman.
showing the interest he was taking
leo his fayOritC study when he met his
death
Willis. y. NJ. June l6.--As you may
already know. I have In process OF
completion n somewhat elaborate work
entitled The Ornithology Of New
Mexico. Besides containing supple
mcutary chapters ON the territorial
history. climate, mctCorolOgy game
laws, scenic descriptions. physical geo
Eraphy otv. q holds a full aud com.
plctc bibliagraphy OF All publications
treating ntihcally OF New Mexican
birds and a history OF this literature.
" then treats OF over 300 species of
birds, giving full descriptions aud ac.
counts of habits, etc, name OF dis.
cOvcror geographic distribution and
abundance. Parts on migrations. life
zones and general matters follow and
the whole b. to be- illustrated by about
100 scientific drawings. loaned by vnri.
Gus authors. maps and photographs.
Endorsements OF the several merits
can be- supplied.
Ny reason for this letter is as fol.
lows. can get the book out among
scientific men by subscription. | far
rather would have the territorial gov.
ornmcnt get IT, Tor not only would such
action benefit the state. but would
somewhat assist me. Many states
have already taken similar action.
sly proposition Is this II bill
may be- passed to publish this book
under my supervision. I will give the
entire manuscript, maps plates. etc
asking In return only n certain mum.
Der Of copies say 300 out 1T an cdi-
ton Of $50, The work is my college
thesis. hence ! am not money.
II will contain three hundred thou.
sgun odd words and should be- q
handsome addition 20 the territorial
publications ana libraries.
Can aud will YOU attend 60 this
matter? II Interested. shall bo very
glad tu hear from you. Very sincerely,
FRANK i. BlRTWEtL.
"P, s. ! may add that no work OF
the ubove-dcsCrihed sort has been at
tempted before for the entire south.
west a." birds of which are rare, In.
tcresting and very little studied. Mr
Chas krudIick United States consul
10 Mexico. has seen parts uf the Mss,
and strongly recommends appealing tO
the state. ga ! have done
"F ] H."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
STOCK THIEF CAPTURED.

Run Down az Pine Springs IN coeonino
County-Here q Short Time AGO.
Albert MCClps". alias Burt Morgan.
a Utah horsr and cattle thief. has been
arrested 81 Pine Springs. near Flag.
stan By sheriff Johnson of Geronimo
county Arizona. Mcclure when he
broke Jail ir san Juan county Utah.
escaped into New Mexico aud Is re-.
ported 20 Rave been In Albuquerque a
short timo ago. He feared capture
here and continued west 10 the pine
regions ui Cocunino county. Il Is un.
dorstood that there are seven indici.
monts against him in Utah for horse
and cattle stealing aud the governor
of that state offered $3.50 rewnrd for
nis rvcapturc tie iB az present in
the Fagstpu jail and viii be- taken
hhCk 90 Utah as soon as an officer
from that state arrives there.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
WILLIAMS


| frnm the news
Miss iillic solomon leaves Tor her
home ln Sulomouylllp She has made
q host ut friends In Williams. who
trust Co SEQ her return soon
Tho many friends at Mrs. Anna
Perkins viii be- pleased Co know that
her husband carried $500 insurance
in the Pacific Mutual Accident ln.
suraucr company
johnny Flick. OF WinBlow. was in
town the nrst of the week Tor the
purpose uf taking his wife aad mother
back home. Mrs. Flick was sister
~ tho late fireman. W. T.. Perkins
Marie SChattlDr ono of the piano
players at tho Legal Tender. was
poisoned the other evening from eat.
INK oysters. pr Tyroier was hastily
summoned aud 10y prompt aud ylgor.
Gus treatment succeeded in saving the
young womgnB lie
Mrs v. v Yost. tho mother of Mrs.
Tom pheluu who arrived not lodg
ago to Hpnnd the summer with ar
and Mrs phclan. lott the hrst az the
week Tor bakersfield. California. where
she has e daughter residing Mrs
hoRt was compelled TO leave here ON
account uf the high altitude.
WIN. Smitt IT, mct with quite q
money loss by Ere last Saturday Him
self and party Of hclpoB were gather
INK horses and had their camp ont in
the Spring valley country During
their absence from camp he tho after.
noon Gre l;okr out ln some way. De-.
struying uil the food bedding a new
set of harness and new Studohaker
wagon. The loas was heavy, as in this
country tuch property represents
money
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
BLANC sRgvlries.
a Batch of interesting Personal Para.
graphs About Bland People.

a Batch of interesting Personal Para
graphs About Bland People.
Frum the Herald
Miss llcasic smith. of Albomarle
spent Sunday with friends u bland
John Campbell aud John Davis. two
minors from Jerome. Aria. are new
arrivals in Hand
Wa}mnu calendar who has been
lald up with th" mumps Tor the past
two weeks o. up aud around again
Mrs. J. carpenter aud daughter have
returned Co Bland from q pleasant visit
tu enc territorial metropolis
Miss Mario GirHrd. who has boon
visiting friends in Albuquerque. has
returned Co this place and has accept.
cd q position with Mrs NJ y liarfiuE
ton
Clarence Luther sam Rhodes. Dave
Perry and John liowlos have returned
from their fishing trip ON the right
fork uf the San Antonio Thcy succeed.
cd in catching about jUO of the nnuy
tribe
l.. q. Seller and bis pleasant wife
lcit for la luuta Colo. ON visit to
Mrs Sellers parents They expect to
De- absent about three months.
Mr. White and wife arrived ln bland
aud proceeded ou their way to Alhe.
marie. Mr. White De- the general man.
aEcr Of the Cochiu aid Navajo Gold
Mining companies
Miss Esther Butlpr and Ruby 2aca.
rihh who have boon visiting Mrs w
&. Foyorhorn az Albomurlo Tor the past
two weeks. returned 90 their home in
Albuquerque
joe Wari. Harry Ward. Fred Swupo
aud Ricardo Romero Young men who
have been doing assessment work iu
this camp Tor the past slX weeks lcr
for Santa Fo.
Mrs. Mary Finch aud her two charm
ing daughters Misses ilDlpn and Vlr.
ginia, hay" returned to Bland from the
territorial metropolis. wherc they
nave boon residing Tor the past three.
Miss Maic Sebbcus. the handsome
and accomplished daughter OF our om
Client and accommodating postmiH.
tress. Mrs. n NJ. Reed. .iag returned
o. Bland from Las Vegas. whore she
has been attending the normal school
the past term and will spend her va.
cation here. Miss SebbcnB has AL.
ways boon a general favorite among
the society element of this camp aud
her return has naturally gladdonod the
hearts Of her many young friends ln
Bland
Henry Brown and Ed Marksberry
who returned to Bland "a fcw days ago
from Santa Clara and other Indian VI
lagos, not bcIng satisfied with their
annual yearly roundup. lon Tor the
famous sulphur springs and other
points OF interest accompanied by
Jimmie Cole aud Joe Grace They ex
pect to be absent about week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
SANTA re NEWS ITEMS.
Browns Defeated by Madrid Tear -
ore Discovery Near indian Greek.

Browns Defeated by Madrid Tear --
ore Discovery Near indian Greek.
From the New Mexican
Louis llfeld Of Albuquerque. a mem
Der of the beard Of penitentlary com
missionots. o. In the city 90 attend "a
meeting of the board.
4 gang Of sixteen lahorcrs lett for
santa Rosa to work ON the railroad
construction OF the Rock Island oxtcn
sion.
Brown a liBinos have bought the
Arcade saloon from Harry Potter aud
took possession. Mr. Potter Will pro
baby 20 10 Bisboe, Ariz., to open a
saloon there.
Captain s. s. Matthers. ". II Bart
lett, Harry Hanna and Harry W. Sny
der will leave for the Pajarito National
park tO examine and investigate the
ruins of the clih dwellers
sunday the santa Fo Browns played
the Madrid nine on the Madrid
grounds The game was quite an CA
citing one from the first 10 the finish
closing with a score Of 10 10 ir
favor of the coal miners.
w n Parkhurst, wife and child are
al the Sanitarium from Albuquerque
and will spend the coming two month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

Ivan GruRsfold. a populgs business
man % albuquerque visited la this
camp last Saturday.
Fred Lewis, connected with the
Equitable. OF New York. was In Bland
Saturday In the interest OF that com
pany
NJ. n Becker OF the Germania Life
Insurance society, with headquarters
al Albuquerque. transacted business in
Bland Saturday
brightest young men. arrived Ia Bland
on Mondays stage on mining business
After attending 20 HE duties here Mr.
Otero left for the sulphur aud Jemez
springs BLAND Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
AN AWFUL DEATH.
Francis J. Birtwell stranqled In Pre-
ReNce Of Hta Hride

Francis J. BirtWell stranqied In Pre-.
seaee Of His Bride.
The remains ~ Birtwcll. the urnl
biologist whose death occurred about
twenty miles from Gloriotta last Fri.
day morning. were brought Ia this city
last Saturday evening by Undertaken
Frank Strong and prepared for burial.
the wife ~ the deceased following Sun.
day night The couple were married
In the Highlands only ave weeks ago.
aud from here they iournoycd 10 the
Pecos country ON their wedding tour.
Last Friday morning air Birtwell as.
cended q lofty pine tree Co procure "A
birds nest, and while az a distance of
seventy foet from the ground heav
wind began HWaylng the tree. lie
called 20 his wife for aid and soon
after ropes were thrown 90 him lie
placed a loop beneath his armpits and
the men at the other end OF the ropp
began lowering the human weight
When BiftwUll was within thirty feet
Of the ground the knuttcd rope lodged
Ia the Forks Of the tree aud lea some
unaCCuuntublC manner the rome
Slipped from under Que arm aud the
hemp fastened about the throat of
the unfortunate man. Mr.. Blrtwcll
struggled for several minutes 10 free
himself from his procarious condition
and the men on the ground put forth
every effort TO release MIN, bat all ln
vain. Finally. the struggling ceased
and then IL was first discovered that
the man was dead. An hour after the
body was lowered 10 the ground and
an Inquest was held.
Following Is the verdict OF the
jurors.
We. the undersigned. on oath de.
clare that Francis J Blrtwcll met
death by Etrangulation while ascend
ing Pine tree The rope which he
used to lower himscn To- the ground
slipped over one arm and choSod him
To death before any assistance could
be rendered We further declare that
we were Witnesses Of the manner In
which the deceased came 10 his death.
"THOS. n. STEWART.
JOHN BALL
Mrs II. d. WtNSOR. 4"
Subscribed and sworn to before me
the undersigned consul Of the United
states az Winsors ranch. the 2Sth DAY
OF June. 1901
CHARLES X. KINDRlCK.
u. s Consul Of Ciudad Juarcz. Mexico
The remains are being held at the
parlors OF .. w. Strong
a Sons awaiting instructions from the
relatives Of the deceased
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
CAPTAIN


From the Progress
J. y blow general manager Of tho
lindorman Coal company at this
place. visited White Oaks on business
this week
j Qulnliyin came mp from Alamo
gordu to supcriutonl The brick work
on the school building at this place.
Tho Ma Chuck hotel of North Cap
iian was sold under the execution of
o decd uf trust and was bought lon by
a =. Jackson Tor $500
Another cas- OF shingles ,ycro recoiy.
cd by Jackson a. Galbrnlth for sin
clair a Pollock uf Fort stanton. who
have the contract Tor extensive ~.
pairs ana building at Fort stanton
Tho people OF the Bunito are taking
steps towards Incorporating tho school
district and issuing bonds 10 build o.
school house. superintendent of
schools Rudisillo visited that vicinity
this week to confer with them upon
the situation q iE proposed tu build
about a $1,000 CO.. s. 600 odiflcu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
KiNoMAN

From n, Miner.
Miss frankie Potts has been ap.
pointed superintendent OF the Suapl
Indian school at "a salary Of $500 "a
year
Mrs j. T. Gideon. who has been
visiting relatives and friends In Mis-
souri, Iowa and California returned
40 hor home loo kingmuu much Ion
proved in h'ullb
q. II. Jlack and family are preparing
tn rrturn 90 MuhatH county. where
they will probably make their future
home They have friends ln this
county Hhu alll be- pleased to have
them among uB again
j. a. Haley and vito viii take iu
tho Pan American exposition az iiuf
laIo. and will leave Tor that place
within emo next ton days. They Will
also yiEit many eastern points uf iu
tsrDat before returning tu kInEman.
The Waiupui Mining and Develop
m,ut company has incorporated ION
/ 5000 600 under thr laws of the state
az California This is done tu comply
/ Wi'h the requirement Of "a recent uci
Iot tho state of California which make.
Do compulsory tu hlo articles iu "a,
state wharH the principal Office %
maintained
The loss sustained by William Corn
! wall aud wife ln tho destruction Of
their home on the isis sandy iH He
we're one. not q thing being saved from
! tho building The family had gone "a
r. dance 40 tho district school house
aud Mr Cornwall Was alone iu th'
building when tho nro occurred H'
waF rocIlniuT on tho bead rcading hl
lamp light and hat fallcn asleep. whef
be- was awakened some time aftrrwarr
bY roaring Noise aud found the room
ln nnmps io barely escaped with uI'
/ ufr and received severe burns uu th'
! bands uuI face The puHtOitre hu'
store Wtrc bon the building and the con
tents were r. total lOHs The lDsH h
about o. unu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

here They spent last summer .n this
city and we're su we'll pleased with
Santa FoH uncxccllod summer CT
mate that they have come bach for
this summer
Important ore discoveries are rs
ported from tho head of Indian creek.
about twelve miles from this city and
this side uf the range Copper aud
gold ore running $40 Go $50 per ton
iH ON the dump Ut several claims aud
viii ho shipped tO Pueblo. Colo. in
the near future
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

Philip Bouklcr ya. Wallace liessol.
dem assignee of r. D. Hellweg a Co.
suit t0 recover t27l on pf0mlaa0ry
note
Tcut1ry 0f New Mexico on rela'
ti0n of Francisco Muntuya Romero.
f,'atUr vs. Roman JaramillO. respond
emf. petition FOR mandamua and order
was Glrd Don the clerts Office.
Application for sale 10 real estate
40 satisfy certain debts has been NJ
cd hy Noa llfold 20 al against Ramon
l.. De- Bncn administrator. a al.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
THE WESTERN TOWNS.
HoIbrook, Williams, Flagstaff and
kngsman
BATCH OF sTtRts1IsG PARAGRAPHS.
HoLnRooK.
From the Argu,

From the Argus
Mrs John d. Fish Mrs Robt smith
and Joseph Fish went tu Woodruff go
attend The celebration uf Joseph Fish b
birthday.
There ar uuly two prisoners in the
county iuil at the present time. bat
one moro will bc added shortly This
iH 70 pretty goud record for the year
and the term of circuit court will be-
short
The Adamana artcHlan well ls Uill
0uwiue and the last reports from the
railroad company is tu the eject that
BE- can ho uHcd successfully The
local company wants to set wiEglo
ou and Eut u we'll started
Judge Grouse the newly appointed
Indian assent at WbitvrIypr. passed
thrpuEh here en- route to Whuori,pr
MI Grouse seems tu be- very plea
SAINT gentleman aud We predict that
he will give good satisfaction
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

The Muki snake dance that strange
pagan ceremony ~ the Arizona In
iians. win bc held this year as usual
at The pucblus of WOlpi aud Mlshun.
ruuu. about the middle ~ August.
Considerable attention has been at
traUtcd tu thiH Nuki ceremonial. and IL
is known that the attendance Of sCien.
tiatH. students and artists this year
VIII Dee larger than ever before.
The purbios are reached by a car.
rlagc ride OF from sixty FIVE tO Hlnety
miles from Canyon uiabin. Winaiow
ur Holhr0lk. Ariz crossing the beau.
.tlful Painted Desert permit from
tho United states Indian Agent at
koams canyon Dr. necessary In order
to witness the ceremony Prof George
Wharton James. of New York city.
and George J.. Rose. of Pasadena, Cal 4.
are arranging personally conducted
parties for the snake dance. 10 also
include other Indian puoblus and "a
visit 10 tho Grand Canyon region.