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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06
THE AMERICAN MINISTER ACTS.
Efforts 10 Secure the Release Of a
Woman Abducted in Turkey.

John G. A. Leishmau. the American Min
lister to Turkey. has taken steps 20 secure
the release OF Miss Stone. an American
missionary, who was recently captured
and abducted by brigands I'm the viIayet
OF Salonica. Turkey
The news Of the abduction Of Miss Stone
was received today al the State Depart
ment from the American Minister AT Con
stantinople. No particulars are given be-
yOnd the fact that the American Legation
has taken up the matter and hopes 10 Sc
cure the young woman's release.
According 20 the despatch from Con-
stantinople. Miss Stone. accompanied by
a lady travelling companion. was seized
in the district Of Salonica and carried off
by brigands Ii is inferred that both
Miss Stone and her companion were alb
Quoted.
1t IS not known whether the other wo-
man mentioned !n the cablegram is an
American.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06

Among the visitors M the Treasury De-
partmeat today were DT- med Edm- Sz5-
bIeWSki Dresden. Germany y HaWr,u-
Melbourne. AustraIIa, Grace Ahrahams
Montreal Canada; Thcrese NJ a Perkins
London England
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06
A NEW ASPHALT COMPANY.
Organized in Chicago With "a Capt.
tai OF S5-OOO.OOO.

TAI OF r-b-DpO-tOO-
CHICAGO. Sept. 6-The Federal As
phaIt Company. which controls the as
phaItum beds in four counties Of Ken
tucky. has just been organized with a
capital stock Of S5.gro01o. $500 co OF
which has been paid in The company is
to De Incorporated under the laws Of West
Virginia and il has already put men AT
work in the property in GraysOu county,
Ky.
The company-s officers are F D Cof-
fen. President Joseph Hunaker. vice
president A II Loeb. treasurer: F L
Warner, secretary, and AzeI F. Hatch,
general counsel All Of The officers and
directors are residents Of Chicago with
the exception Of Mr.. HUdaker. the vice
president. who resides in Louisville.
The company owns 5000 acres Of land
in Hardin. Grayson. Edmonds0n. Hart.
and Warren counties, which it purchased
about six weeks ago
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06

LONDON, Sept. 6.-.At Kempton Park
today Richard Croker GladWin ran uu-
placed for the EarTs Field Plate Of 800
sOycrcigns. The same owner Blue Grass
failed 10 secure a place ia the race for
the SIubury Handicap oG 20 sovereigus.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06
500 Excursion 90 T'rederick, Ha-
EerstOyVn. and winchester

fr0m b. t O. r. r. station q s. n, sunday,
September s. Returning leave Hagerstowu ard
Winchester T.. NJ. and Freterick j. ~. same
DAY. You can afford 20 take yoHr family on this
trip. Accommodating ioI all Train stops at
intermediate stations.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06
SIC Pan-AmcricHn Exposition ENcur.
sion via -. ~ o. X. r., sept. 10.

Philadelphia. thence Leheh Valley Route Leave
Washington go a. m, arrive Buffalo y-l5 p. m
Through pdTl0r cars. Secure seats In advance
Tickets good returning within seven days. Sim
liar excursions sept. 70, -. Oct 1, 10, l6. p,
and 81.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06
TO INVITE PRINCE CHUN.
The Kaiser MHy Ask Him TO witness
MnneuVres at DuntEiE.

BERLIN. Sept 6--The .'Lokalauzeiger'
says Emperor William will invite Prince
Chun, the brother Of the Emperor Of Chi
ma, 10 attend the maneuvres at Dautzig.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06
RUSHING IMPORTANT MAIL.
Delayed Matter sent Out OF Chicago
on a Special Train.


CHICAGO. Sept 6-The most impOr-
tant mail that has left Australia for
years passed through Chicago this morn
ing i've hours later than usual. but with
the efforts Of a hundred railroad men and
the fastest engine on the Lake Shore road
combined IL was hoped TO rush IL through
20 New York in time 10 catch the steamer
" hich sails at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing for Southampton
There is a carload Of il and for the past
thirty-siX hours the wires have been hot
with MESA ges about acceleraung its
speed and delivery The Oriental Steam
ship Company brought the mail 10 San
Francisco from sydney. At best ii would
have arrived IN Chicago al $50 o'clock
this morning, an hour too late 90 catch
the Lake Shore fast train which leaves
for New York at $50 So J. D. SpreCkels
decided to send a special train out Of
Chicago in order TO Overtake the regular
train at Cleveland. II the mails miss the
Southampton steamer. the British Par
Lament viii not set its Australian colo
niaI mail for two weeks
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06
THE CHINESE PROTOCOL.
sir Ernest satOw Insists Upon a
Close Examination Of the Text.

LONDON. Sept "a Pekin despatch
says Sir Ernest Satow, the British Minis
ter. insists upon clos. examination of
the Chinese text Of the protocol and is
delaying his signature FOR that purpose.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06
4 DECISION NOT TO STRIKE.
Chicago Meat Packers Receive n sat
i-factory Explanation.

CHICAGO, Sept. 6--There viii be no
strike at the stock yards for al least two
months At a joint meeting Of the men
and the prOprietors Of some Of the leading
houses. II was shown that the profits on
high-Class meat now 20 10 the grower and
that the packer Is not in a position 10 give
a 10 per cent raise in wages
After a short consideration Of this state
ment. the men called of the strike for the
time being
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06
Cleveland. and PHn-Americau Ex-
position. HunaIo, Via b. < q. r.. r.

official route Tickets valid going September
F. Co IZ valid returning until 18th, exeept ty
deposit and payment 90 Zee OF ~ cents Iimit
nav De- extended % October s Rate 90 CTcye-
land and return direct Sll- To Cleveland and
return via ButaI0 Sl5.85. Via Buffalo. borh
savs. sIGSD- Tickets and information can De
lad 40 b. & o r. r. offices and 0i G.. A. r.
. .ummItJeos
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06
PLANS OF Err. KRUGER.
The BOer Leader VIII Again Rent
the CaSacara villa.

ANTWERP. Sept. 6.-Mr Kruger will
again rent the Casacara villa at Hilver-
sum until December, thus disregardiug
the advice Of his physicians that he 70
south
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06
81 % To Baltimore and Return 81 -
Win Hemn. IAmnin RniIrn--h

Tickets on sale saturday and sunday. Serrar1-
Der and 8, good 20 return until Mouaay. S.n-
tembcr o. All trains except Congressional Limite8
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Tickets sold Saturdays and Sundays. for return
until following Monday. at reduced rates. from
b aahIngtou 70 CharlestOVn. Frederick AnnapO-
lls Junction, and intermediate points.
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sfI.OO one Fare 90 Cleveland. sII.ou
a.. and Return
Vim PcnnSNIN Namin RnIIrnnH

On account of the g. a. r. National EucqmD-
ueut excursion tickets VIII be sold Seutembc-
S 60 T. good Co return until september I5. with
extension privileges Going via pittsbur- and
returning VIA Buffalo, Sl5.6j; via Buffalo in both
directions. Sl6-s0 Consult agents for details
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06
$3.50 Special Saturday Trip sa5o

To cold Point" Norfolk Va. Beach. Ocean View
and Newport News, via Norfolk and Washfugf,1
steamer, saturday. $50 =, N. Round trip, $50.
For stdtero0ms. phone ZZsO. general ticket Of
nee, Bond building l4th ST. and ~ Y ave.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06
SIG To Indianapolis aud Return SIG
Win PennsNIvanin RmiIrond

Account Sovereign Grand Lodge. J. o. o. r
tickets on sale September u % l5 good 10 re-
turn until september y. Extension privilege
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06
Won a GnIr Trnnhr.

LONDON. Sept 6-In the golf rourra-
wguJ at ST Andrews today c. Maitland
beat Gauau 10y 8 up and 4 90 play. thus
winning the Jubilee Vase.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06

Carpenters lists bid on lowest for
suburban cottages, by T. Libbey & Co.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06
Sf-25 to baltimore and Return via
b. a q. saturday and Snndnr

September : and s. tickets good returning until
following Monday. Good on all trains except
Royal Limited.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06
THE QUAKER CITY OIL FIRE.

a Jury's Verdict Exonerates the
Standard Oil Company.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 6.-Coroner Du-
gan today held the Ioug-delayeG inquest
into the Point Breeze oil works confagra-
ton, in which three hremen were killed.
The jury declared that all possible pre-
caution had been taken by the Standard
Oil Company and that the affair was ac-
cideutaL
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06
NUMBER 1905.
SCHWAB'S OFFER REJECTED
Strikers Make a Final Decision to
Continue the Fight.

The AmnIEumntcd Association OIL
cinIs Notify the steel Trust {" That
Eject. Although They Were Given
Until O'Clock To RvC"u~idcr.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06

kiIn-dried ShenthinR. SI-2S per 100
IT,. dressed OF rough, At 9TH ana \. \. ave
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06

Flooring Lumber, kiIn-dried, SI.25
per 100 H., toagued and grooycd Cth * n Y ay-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06

gheRthinE Lumber mt only sI.25.
rough OF dressed. b. r. Libbey a Co
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06

Via B. d o. r. K on train leaving Washington
I.lO a. M. Saturday nights, and return on train
leaving Deer Park l2.5l q. N. Sundays nights.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06

Dressed Boards only SI.25 per 100
a. for sheathins At 9th al! \. \. ave.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06

New BOHrds, bright, SI.25 per 100
IT,, rough dressed, by Libbey & Co.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06

best Rough Boards, SI-25 per 100
H., all inches wide Libbey a Co.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-06

FIynn'S business College. sth and n.
Business, Shorthand. Types rjting-s25 year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09
SOLICITING COMMITTEE.
They viii Be Out Monday--Two
handsome subscriptIons.

tar'.r afternoon 0t tha u,r-
uU.I request ul Mayor Marion.
ies.ra o. % f.rEu uu G.. c. Han
J. d. NonrrUp N1U l'i.ld Frank
stu.." and u.m-.r sIk members ~
'Hn ,..tuu constituting IHa Common.
.aI ..r1 railroad soliciting com
u'fI.. m.t 8t tba mayor office and
mapped ont definite lu" of nlu.
."dura Toward occurring tho sUu.yr.p.
Ion a.h.d tor hy the promoters OF
.Hu AmqGUrHgO Eastern Railway
company Every llftlH detail was
NruUnNf Up and discussed fully CO.
f.H which fhy meeting adjourned
Ntn thu clear understanding t0u
IH. fIII committee would ho Uu hand
u.ht and ,ariy most Monday morn.
us fHT H.uEu campaign among the
people for their subscriptions
Sine. the above meeting Mr. Mar
ron has definitely heard from Ncst1r
NWU1. OF las Cruces who recently
pur Uus,I some valuable real estate
Hul. lIp asked that bis name bee
PLACED Du tho I.at Tor S25Dp.
Nj Marion also heard from % e.
Cromwell stating that Dee bad uu.
houEsI Hl. Albuquerque agent. a.
A -i.s tor 200 pat Dob, uamo down
ur $1,000 Nu Cromwell ia "a New
YORKER Who o. tho owner of the
t...t railway line auj of some OF
90. very best property iu the city.
Ih. committee expects 90 have.
...t W..t. about S-r 600 uf tho $3.50.
$500 10 H.h,d huJ WilI push tbD good
nurN uufT fHp whole amount rp.
U....I b. subscribed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

les we're made. the station house a.
Ia Tuna was burned 90 the ground
together with AL the books and rec.
ords of the office To- the IRE, Mrs
Freeman was somewhat injured by
being burned Mrs Freeman 60.
fnsod To- be taken 10 the company's
hospital but went 90 another hospital
az her own expense.
The company suspected Mrs. FREQ.
man OF having some criminal knowl.
clTC OF the origin ~ the Ere which
burned the station house. Mrs FREQ.
mans personal effects were searched
and some OF the missing articles ~
value were discovered, a watch
which Mrs Freeman claimed was
given 10 her boy her husband was idcn.
tdcd as one which had boon taken
frum one Of the rlncd trunks
As soon oa Mrs Freeman got out
OF the hospital she commenced suit
against the railway company for $40.
600 damage She claimed that yho
had sustained injuries 400 the Gre
which wore worth about that sum to
her This auIt was commenced ne l.l
paso ami was reported not long ago
iu this papo
Since then Mrs. Freeman has boon
brought to trial on The charge ~ lar.
cpny. with tho result nF reported Ia
the Santa Fc officials The damage
suit viii In al probability. not be-
heard OF again
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09
AT rloA SCHOOL.
Dedication Of New piano--Fine Nus.
cal Program.

a Fine musical treat was that Civ.
ca those who wogu fortunate enough
90 have received Invitations Co che
recital hcdy, sjordny afternoon az the
high school building deIlDntlug ths
new plano recently purohasai Tho
nall was we'll filed, q large majority
Of those who were invited having
taken advantage Of tho opportunity
600 hear number OF our best local
talent Boo vocal ana instrumental sn.
lcCtiuus
Tho pruEraW %, arranged by hu
faculty in conjunction with Npssr.
H8U q l,Iruarl through whom mo
elegant CHcfur.us was purchased.
consisted uf the t1l owing number
Duct Hungarian Dance Misses
Gilmore and Anderson. vocal solo.
Srhuherla Evening SONG Miss
Fitch. cello solo 'AvUu Joseph 4.
Bluudiu vocal selection "Tou Her
Love H.r $50. Eliss Mabel Amber.
sou. recitation hy Miss Edith NUe-.
piano .uu NTa ilImop. yora. solcg
uUn. .U.autys Eyes Ethan allen
Hunt. .urH hy Miss HcmhrCk NAV
N0ruug The final number ou tha
program was rendered hy Prof W
NaurO violin Nr Hlouiiu colo
ana Edward Gm f.II piano The
ladies anl gentlemen who took part
boa the program nrn am we'll known
Albuquerque people and fully Hus
tanned their regulations Tor rare abb.
Ity
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

HHHhtHu Huf N0r. Cannon. Pratt.
Nuir HlwI.'lh MrCloaks Milford
ana Eullehr,.ht
Char. o. W1w.nor mentioned iu
Iue Ciufuu yesterday Afternoon 300
connection with tuo building az n
beer storage ana h0ulinr house hy
tb" William y lrmr Brewing com
Uluy uI So Louis here lUft last % sht
900 h.s ro'U.n Co ST. Louis ArDhi
tDct Ia nricro now has the plan aud
ue..Hcat.ous fnr the building
Tho Cluzcn g. informed chat W..
T. puVars, alderman from tho rh..d
ward and thu efficient route 8EHut
of tho Wells Fargo Express company.
vuui. llk,ly make b.r future rest.
lDnrr ana headquarters nt Rocky
Ford Colo whore ho is the owner
of fine melon ranch 10 if also
learned that Mr. puWars has recently
engaged ln ItD hotel business 70
Rocky Ford Tho gentleman secured
90 EWHUths leave of absence frum
hs dHi.a as express company route
agent hUt whrthUr hU Wiu resume
hIs position aftUr sis months rae
citizen has not been informed Mr.
IaHHrH va# good citizen uf Nlhu.
Uu.Qur and this paper wishes aim
ru,t success at Rocky Ford
HrH walton will give n party and
dance un Friday November D. in the
uow bat which has been fitted up o.
tuu vacant store room formerly oC.
DIu.cd hy B lIfvld & co. The ucra.
...u viii ho the opening 1f her .ca.
n aud the lady ha adopted tuls
method GO extending au invitation 90
OBJ" opening dance and acqnaintug
hHr friends and patrons Of the fact
..Ht her adult class meeting will uc
HuId each Friday ulrut during the
season 81, hopes Co.. $500 largo
attendance ana desires Co announce
chat thr floor Is ln excellent DouIi
zion and th1t Professor Di Mauro ami
H. I1HtHo.Ug have been engaged
fn furnish 900, mna.e for tho occasion.
o. Vs. Pate tho efficient and pop
..a. local ascent uf the Santa Fr uI
"a. when asked this morning N b..
.I| received copy ui tho uUN Umr
.If# tH .n Into pnul. uu November
marked that ua chad not rn
u,s.d copy Or le JuI..Hf TODD
thAt Oh. arrival 90 trains from IhD
.u.i under th, now card. viii hu con
II.uhIy different from present af.
.Na| U.t DE time for the arrival lt
trains from Oh. west and south viii
30. about th, same us now. The Cal
'NIuIa limited viii gu Uu daily whom
tu" new time card goes into effect
Last night at mc Orcbestriou taII.
.H, Bow Knot club gave % most
I.ueht.uI dance one OF the young
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09
HOW TO ADDRESS LETTERS.
Postmaster Hopkins viii ASK PROT.
Hickey TO Teach Scholars.

r. W Hopkins postmaster OF this
city has announced hie intention 60
wait uu Prof Hickey superintendent
OF thy city public schools for the PM
pose uf taking nap the question Of
giving tho pupils boo the public
schools special Instructions lu the
matter OF properly addressing let.
tHr This subject YVES given great
1.Hl Of discussion nt the recent con.
Fru'IUn of first class postmastors 900
Atlantic city. - g. and tho posmls
tors FOO all ll the leading cities have
been asked 90 bring tho matter tu
tho attention of tho officials iu charge
Uf No." schools The suggestion NUl
h" mad. that the proper addressing
Uf letlHr should bee taught iu cOunno.
tun with tho geographical studies.
Tho uustoiliCc officials say that the
Of letters with improper DO.
r.Dtiuua that are handled every day
enormous and when "a is considered
that oNpciIrurs ls important tU good
service 10 win bp easy to understand
the drsirn for Improvement boo the
directions ON thr envelopes The
theory uf the pU. tWart,H Is that the
work of education along ths line
huuli begin iu tho public schools.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09
WM 20 Ior chIeaao.

A. heretofore mentioned by The
Citizen Christie Maithcwson. the Ca.
nous Now York pitcher. did not &c.
company the base bail clubs 20 Ei
raso. but hlod himself forthwith east.
ward 10 iB learned now that no will
dessert the National league and link
his future with the American league.
Joining the Cumiskcy white stock.
ings' ~ Chicago \ dispatch pub.
lishCd in the Globe Democrat says.
Christie MaUbewaun foijod his
tort and silently stole away from Chi
gago today tn came last night and
did not wait Co have tu answer both.
rrs0mD questions li.s quiet trim 90
Chicago would give color 90 the story
that De- has signed With Cumiskpv
fur the coming season ana would play
with tho white SoN 10 ia known thHt
Doc had nD contract with Freedman
Go play with New York. although 'Hr
latter had announced that 'Matlr'
had given Dol. word 20 Go -o u is
thought lh8, ho has definitely signed
with tuuieErF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09
FAIR AND STATEHOOD.
Abbreviated Paragraphs About the
Big Show cf Last Week.


When Editor U..zol returned 90
bland after attending tho fair ana
statehood convention Doc was 80 we'll
pleased that Dec U1.l thir weeks Her
add with the f1 lowing items about
The convention auI uir
Santa 10 w0s 500. represented IN
Albuquerque laat week.
DpmiuF sent '..Ug statehood del.
UEBtiUu tu tho OH. last week
Ike Graham uf t'bamarlu was zone
u the boys iu ado. carnival parade
Thursday WH uuuurrqup DAY
and ail business WHr suspended 100
The city.
The usual number Of street mkirs
and cheap shows were in evidence 60
the fair
Some very Guo exhibitions ol
nHr..m1ue hIp wDTu a,ru during the
cowboy tournament
TN" Navajo Indian dance proved
great attraction tu the thousands who
bad never seen au.lbiug Ut the kind
before
Tho weather during tho entire fair
Nruk seemed tu have been urdHrd
especially fur the occasion
Mrs Murt Wagner aud Mrs Gran.
thum of Thornton enjoyed them
selves tho last four days uf The lair
100 Albuquerque
Some of the merchants of Abb.
gu'r1uD had window displays last
week. that would have done credit Go
.n. leading cities uf tho Uu-t
Shar.n HuhbDlI ana Hub Leeds 40.
mated very luuully t1 the pipkpork.
cts last week the former hy tlGu 100
cash aud She latter by q very yau
able diamond scarf pin
Bob Douthitt uf tho Washington
mine was iu Albuquerque last week
ilo sent some very nue specimens of
ura down tp the fair from that miuo
Judging from me enthusiasm dis.
played at the statehood convention
liH pretty sure thing that the 'u.
rItuy ut Nyw Mexico will soon give
way tu the state uf NDw Mexico.
Albuquerque never before enter
tlIuud su many visitors al last week
Notwithstanding tho immense crowds
ail We're cared for boo a manner ly
hitting The reading city of tho terri
tory
ono OF tbo most enjoyable events
ui thD WUuk waH tho grand bah ulysu
bt thu Commercial club ou "Wednesday
evening lho leading society pooulc
of Arizona and Sew Mexico were m
attendance
Nussrs HAN 4 iynruard. tho enter
prisinE aud routpmanly music deal
UrH. ..fr some very beautiful uui
choice elections at their booth Zoo
rNbIU't.uu huu aud always had
HfF. aBl ApUDri1tiNp audience.
Every nuIN turned uHt 600 carnival
u.Eht aud each tried tu uutIu uh
upIlhhur Boo getting into the most
ridiculous ,ustum, hut tho crowd
Nas kept boo perfect order Hni ry sry
body scented Goo puiuF ihpuspIyrH.
a fHW ui,luupk,i. Hut lu thrII WpIk
bon Albuquerque lBa' week. but not
with #taudiuE the IWmru.. crowds
Marshal MpMlllu deserves moro
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09
OFFICIAL MATTERS,
New Mexico Pensioners New Min
ing Company Incorporates.
THE CHARLESTON EXPOS ION.
rosTnFrlcE cHANaEs

pOSTOFFiCE CHANGES
Alexander Douglass has boon ap.
pointed postmaster a. Gardiner, Col
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Governor Otoro appointed Thomas
81 Wikoraou of Albuquerque. hcrna.
lilo county notary public
COMMISSIONER APPOINTED
Guyorru Otoro appointed H. ~
Nl'linms o. commissioner Co the nogr,
d0partm MT OF the south Carolina
Interstate and West Indian oxposi.
uau
NEW MEXICO PENSIONERS.
Tho annual report Of the commits.
HlOucr 90 pensions shows the numb 'r
OF pensioners on the roll for New
Mexico o. 1856 and the amount paid
90 Thorn during the last fiscal year
was t262g5O Colorado has S.l3i pen
sIoners who received tgitO25 last
yoer
PENSIONS GRANTED
Tho following New Mexico rcsi-
dents nave bocn granted pensions
Juuu Sails Alameda pona Ana cuup.
ty .fl2 q month. Bugua Ventura Ma
tlncg. Clmarrou ColfaN county, IS
a month John Mcphorson Hll8boru.
sierra county $40 month John
sheridan pocoF San Miguel county.
~ month
INCORPORATION
Tho Copper King Mining company
filed Incorporation papers In the of.
dee ct Territorial Secretary j. W.
Reynolds The ucorporators aud 90.
doctors arc n. y Holt las Cruces
T. L. Mccullough. Kansas city. W. N.
Mackoy Junction city Kan Tho cap.
itnl stock ia $500 QUO. divided into
100000 shares The offices OF the
company are at Las Cruces and az
Topeka Kan
THE CHARLESTON EXPOSITION.
The New Mexico commissioner 90
thp Charleston exposition. which Is
20 hp hUd Bt Charleston q c. this
winter have decided tn make q New
Mexico exhibit aud will ask the ru
roau ui immigration for an ample sup.
ply of immigration literature for dI
fihutOn 40 tb, exposition while the
legislature made uu appropriation FOR
tho exposition. yet the commissioners
will spH go 10 that the territory is
WOrthilv represented Tho pccns val
Iev will send Hr.t cass exhibit.
tho Hyde Exploring Expedition may
send O. large exhibit and number OF
private exhibits from this trrrit lry
may l. arranged for The railroad
companies hayO promised tU trans
port an exhibits o. tho exposition
free Of charge 10 viii dispose the
-ouBtOrs and the representative ~
the south Atlantic states we'll 60.
ward thr claims uf New Mexico Tor
statehood Dr. Sew Mexico gives some
recognition Co tho Charleston cNpos-
tiun and makes good showing ~
'ts products and resources The com.
mission consists of ~ ~ Pope Hugh
y. WiDuH of Santa FEE. q W a.
Bryan of Albuquerque g. " Harh
Ice. OF silver city, and \ e. Page,
of Roswell