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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-26

y Chase J. r. Freeman Professor T, l..
Whitman Professor Il. II. Thurston.
oermanic languages and iteratures--
Edward Judson ReY. George r.. HORT
Cornelius S. S~eetland,
Romance. languages and literature
Robert j Gamwell. Professor Fred ID.
AIdrich. Professor j. c. Brocq, II. W.
Preston.
tiorporatiu anstomy-Ceorge H. Collins
IA n Alder Bumer. NJ. D., Frank \
sayIes. A. ~. Harrington. Nj. ID, Frank
l.. Day. NJ D., j. W. Davenport. NJ u
Horace g. Miller. NJ. d., w. l.. Munro,
NJ H.. Dr. Fulton
Iaw-Hon Francis Wayland, Hon. A. j..
Jennings. Gardiner Colby, Nathan w
Idttlsheld. Charles g. Mumford, Angus
tus 8 Miller, Pardon u. Tillinghsst,
Franklin r.. Brooks,
Uistory-Iion John III Stiness, Hon. John
S Rravton. William r. Weeden, Hon.
Charles Francis Adams, George a. Bur
FUN. Hon Oscar :. Strauss, Walter Y.
Angel. John r. Reynolds, Rev, Daniel
Goodwin.
Physical culture Colgate Hoyt, Hon.
Oscar I.spham. George p. Weston. Hon.
Richard r. Comstock Frank w Matte
son. Everett Colby. Alexander d. Chapin,
Frank T. Capron NJ -.
Roman literature and history-W lillian
Goddard stephen " Edwards Bishop
Harkins, Samuel II. ordwsy, John h.
Diman.
Drawing stephen o. Metcaf Henry
Kirke Porter. Zacharish Chance, luclau
sharpe. otis F Clapp Howard l1oppin
T. q Clark Nathaniel G. ilerreshon.
Astronomy " Chace Jonathan
Chace. Frank r. sesgrsye, William G.
| Greene.
Biblical Iiteratur. and History Rev
AIvah Hovey. Bishop McNickar. Prof
! William Ganmeil. Prof A. v Anthony
| Rev. Emory a. Porter Prof G. II
Brown. Rev E u. Burr, Rev. James q
| vose Rev l.. T.. Henson.
| Mathematics Arnold Il. Chace Edward
| n Shedd Henry W. keigwin.
Greek Literature and History lndo-Eu
ropean Philosophy Rev Henry VI. King
/ Dr Michael Anagnos. Frank ". SanbOrn
! Prof. ~. w Abercrombie Charles Morris
\ smith.
Zoology aud Geology Hon j. G. n
! Woods Amasa NJ Eaton. Norman n
| Mason. Prof Alpheus Hyatt
| olitical EconOmy-R. II. l. Goddard
! Hon. II. l.. u Granger, Edgar -. Silver
| Henry -. sharpe. Prof r. ~ Emory
| Enslish and Public speaking Hon. o.
car I.apham Hammond Lamont William
| r. Foster. Chas q king. Frederick Ro,
| Martin George +. Andrews. Rev 6. +
| Holyoke. Rev. l.. l.. Henson, Fred VI
| llsmmett
| Al the meeting of the sophomore foot
| ball team. James Murray Galison wal
| elected captain. The team Will besil
| practice about the nrst OF next week
| Thus far they have postponed orgsniza
| ion in order To allow the men 90 play oi
| the Varsity squad.
Next saturday Brown will insugurate
| checker tournament With Harvard Eacl
| team will he composed ~ six men. an'
/ three games each Will bs PLAYED
| Matches 10 decide which men shall repre-
sent the college will he PLAYED the nrs
| OF next week.
President FauRce aslivsred a sh"rt al
dress al the close of chapel yesterday, II
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-26
WANTS EARL
RUSSELL
BARRED.
Smith Of Germantown Says Hs
Should Not Be Permitted 10
Land as Hs Is a Convict.

Washington. oct. eff Earl Russell
announced he Will, on account Of his re-
cent service under conviction or bigamy,
be subjected to a close scrutiny by the
officers OF the port whore he may arrive
This attitude on the part of the Bureau
Of immigration il the result OF protest
filed yesterday with the bureau by Mr.
Horace Smith. OF Germantown. ia. The
department knows nothing Of NJ. Smiih
beyond the Ming of his protest
He alleges tliat Earl Russell, having
been convicted, sentenced and served
term in an English prison for the crime
nf bigamy. should be, under ihs tinted
states statutes. excluded from The couh-
try Mr. Smith urges that the Language
of the statute is so plain that the treas
ury department has 10 alternative but to
deport him II Earl Russell should seek 10
enter one OF the American ports.
The treasury department has taken az
fetal notice Of The protest and has net
fed the officers Of the various ports oi its
Rling and directed The Immigration
Commissioners OF those ports to place the
facts before the board of special inquiry
for fuH investigation la the event mat
Earl Russell lands.
II was pointed out toa World reporter
that this did not necessarily mean that
Earl Russell would be- denied admission
Whenever certain facts are alleged. the
same course IL pursued. IL ~ question
able in the minds of some 81 the treasury
officials II Earl Russell could he held 10
have committed bigamy
H.. was. they say, divorced Ia Nevada
aud married Miss s0meryile there. This
divorce was not recognized by the Eng
lish courts.
The question before the treasury de-
partment is whether Earl Russell
through his act. committed through Am
erican laws that Justified it. can be held
90 be subject 10 the laws intended 1"
keep out the criminal classes. In any
event he has an appeal to the secretary
Of the treasury from the action OF the
board Of special inquiry.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-26
IS GENEROUS.
Proprietor Of Newport News TO
Make Employees SharsTs lnproflts

Y. r. Pltman proprietor of the New
port Daily News today announced To ms
employees the inauguration of a prnht
sharing plan, a. an acknowledgment OF
their services in building up successful
newspaper aud a recognition of prin-
ride which I have long believed 20 ID.
ttfst II
Il IL his purpose TO set aside each cal
endar year hereafter "a definite. fiNsd prnr
portion Of fhe papers : net income, as ~
shall De aSCeFfained soon arteF eatH SIlc-
ceeding January. 10 be divided among the
regular employees who have ben on the
naNrun for the year. each emploNe 10
receive the same prOpGrtion of the sum
80 set apart which his pay for the year
has borne 10 the p3y roll OF the paper.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-26
@HK,.o
Ah ssssatsss , - svsry ss. = sAs es.sns
Laxatiye Bronze OMnIHe sAs'ss
the remedy that cures a cold in one day
WELL PLEASED.
Paul Bsjnotti Of Italy Has In
spscisd Memorial Fountain.

Paul Bajnotu, OF Italy, donor of the
magnificent fountain on EXCHANGE place,
is in town and stopping at the Nara
gansett hotel
lie has paid his respects 20 Mayor
Granger has seen the memorial 10 ms
wife Carrie Brown Bajnotu, and is not
only well pleased with the fountain which
he So generously gave To the city, hut Is
greatly impressed with the admirable To-
cation.
In company with East aide rels OF
his deceased wife he called A. the CITY
Han had conferences with the park
commissioners as we'll as the mayor hy
all of whom he was invited to offer sus-
gestions that would add 10 the adorn-
nent of the structure or beauufy the
grounds I'm the vicinity.
He had none. however, 10 offer nut eH-
pressed himself az more than pleased
delighted.
The site be considered an excellent one
and the surroundings as we'll as the city
itself evoked only adjectves Of admira-
tion
lie Is undecided as To how long he may
! remain In town. " being chiefly as we'll =
nlaasnre trip. Including A visit TO rela.
| tiNes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-26

10 'hs Vale Ricentennsl ceiebra-
tien lie said II was ono ~ the most re-
markahle occasions in the academic his
tory az America THE attitude ~ The 9TH
er colleges aud universities YVES most cor
dial and raternsl and showed hat there
EXISTS between institutions of learning. a
certain real comradeship.
He briefly reviewed the events. aud re-
counted some of the achievements ~ Yale
graduates Besides other public men. Yale
has given IA colleges their presidents.
Ile noted the fact that men had come
from ever, quarter of the globe 20 receive
tLeir honorary degrees and that among
these men wsre four graduates of BEsRs-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-26
FINANCIAL NEWS
BULLS AND BEARS.

wall Street. Oct 2e.--Prices OF stocks
tended downwsrds In the opening deal
ings Some heavy blocks Of recent spec
ulatiye fsvorites changed hands but de-
clnes we're restricted TO small fractions,
except i'm one or two cases.
The bear traders covered some of Their
contracts on the decline causing a rally
of 1 aud lis in Missouri Pacific, -, Pau
and Peoples Gas A raid on Union
Pacific broke II point and ST. Paul iell
~. The general market was very ~
regular at "A O'Clock Missouri Pacific
was advanced anew 10 s6s. People 5
Gas rallied from reaction of polni
St Louis and San Francisco yielded
"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-26
DOINCSA1 BROWN
Distinguished Sons Appointed
as Visitation Committee.

The corporation of Brown university
voted To appoint committee OF vista
ton 10 each of the departments ot the
institution The object Of the commit
tees is To bring the university into closer
touch with the best intellectual NE
around IL and TO enlist In the service
of the university men OF culture, I'M
suistic training scientific attainments'
professional skill or executive abllltA,
The following gentlemen have been asked
Co serve:
Philosophy Rev Thomas d. Anderson.
Rev. Henry = Rurrage Rev. Edward 6.
Moore. Hon j. G. n. Moods, Hon. Rooert
". Burhank Rev George IL. Ferris.
Alfred ~. Langley
Social and political sciences-lion.
Francis A. Gaskill William V. kellen,
Rev. Benslah l.. Whitman, Hon, Richard
olney. charles v. hughes.
Fine arts Eugene " Mason. isaac Z.
BATES. Professor George g. Cow l.surls-
ton a. Hazard Msrsden j. Perry, The-
cdore y Green.
Cgyu amt mechanical engineering
stephen Greene. Hon. elijah r.. stoddsrd
OTIS r. Clspp. Herbert shetd. William
D. Lincoln. E 10. Rathbun, Alfred l.
stone. W "a g Temple
Chemistry Rowland - Hazard. James
NrAltster. charles o. catlin. Ralph I.
King charles NJ Perry, Theodore tofsnn
searche Henry y. IAPrstt J. ". +
Herreshon
Rotnnv-- Arnold Green. Norman y,
Mason. Edward D Pesrcs, Walter Dean
STEPHEN H Arnold Prof. y. L.. Robin
son
Education stephen -. edwards Thomas
y Stockweli. Horace =. Terhsll. Hon
4 X SMILEY Raw Greene Huling sam
uel rhurher E NJ Dcdd. John reiice
VIM a. Rurwel
Physics -Rowland y. Hazard, Arnold
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-26
CROKER'S
STEAMSHIP
SCHEME.
II
Proposes to Establish a b.
Weekly Services Between Mar
ragansstt Bay and DsrehaVsn

New York. Oct. 2e.--oBrien Croker
manager OF the Cork and south coast OF
ireland railway. has forwarded 10 The
tional Information In reference 20 the
proposed new fast steamship service
across the Atlantic, says the Trioune's
London representative.
There will he bi-weekly service from
Narragsnsett BAY direct 10 Rerehaven
cork IA Is intended 90 build six fast
boats II the English government viii
snbsidze for carriage of mails the yes
sells will be built IA England aud carry
the Engiish nag II not they viii be buiit
in America and carry the American flag.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-26
THREE PAPERS,.
Closing Discussion Of Libraries
and How 10 Use Them,

The closing discussion in the series on
Libraries and How 10 Use Them was
delivered iD the Bell Street chapel last
evening. The first paper Was by Mrs
Minerva A. Sanders, librarian OF the
Pawiucket public library Tier subject
was. "The child the Link Between the
Library and the Home
The second paper OF the evening was
presented by Mrs. Mary r. ftt+et7- 4ibfs-
rian Of the childrens room iu the proyi-
dencs public library. Her subject was,
''The Work of the library with the
Schools
Miss Iienristts X Palmer of the Brown
University library presented the colclld-
ing paper upon How the Library Can
Help Grown People 10 study Her sum
mary was comprehensive description of
the general educational value Of H.
brarN
IN concluding the meeting Rev Mrs.
Spencer stated that the held of the topic
and the possibilities opened up by The
several speakers had proved so interest
ipg that the subject might be again dis
cursed al a later date.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-26
BURLEY
WANTS
$4,000
Claims Ladder Broke While Rs
Was Picking Pears and Sues
Man Who Employed Him.

Frank Burley by his next friend has
brought suit against Walter l.. Brownell
to recover sl0,0o0 in an action of the case
FOR negligence The plaintiff says he was
engaged by The defendant 20 pick pears
on SepG 10. 1891
lie claims II was necessary Co use
ladder to gel az The pears and that MI.
Rrownel furnished one. This ladder broke
and the pear picker Was thrown 10 the
ground and so severely injured that there
Is said to he little prospect of his ever re-
gaining health or former strength He
alleges that plaintin knew he ladder was
a bad one.
plaintiff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-26
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.

Dennis W Costigan manufacturing
ieweler of this city. has asked the United
states court Co declare him a bankrupt
The liabilities are $500 50. aud the assets
R1p Among the creditors are Rruhl
prothers Ssi5 1o Allen and JonasSon
slols 81. r. y cook tloSs8. l.cderer a.
Rernkon tiie0 4 l.orsh 4 90 @2tN
ueimberg Lind ii3S.25. Goodfrisnd
Brothers xlssN. John Austin 4 Son Nia. .-
u.s. " "A Burke ti@l
The petition was granted and the case
referred to chester W. Barrows for adju-
dicatiOn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-26
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

New York. Oct seWeekly bank state
msnt. Loans Increased. $3.50. Sel. de-
posits Increased. Sa.e eno. circulation ia
creased. S}ssSo. legal tenders increased.
Sa2 00o. specie increased. 81 on0.so SUR
Plug reserves, Ni7l5,l7s, decrease, So, sco.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-26
MORPHINE AND DlGITALIs.

MORPHINE AND DlGITALIS.
There are frequent entries OF these
eructations aud before O'Clock there
were Two hypodermic injections 0f NOR
phia and digitalis A hypodermic injec-
lion Of s,ryohpne was followed At 1880
y. m 10y saline enema with comatos
which WAS NOT retained. aud an alcohol
rub At i.i5 p m. the patient was rest
less and talkatNe and FOR the first time
WAS given water by the mouth.
Al id5 an enema OF sweet oil soap and
water brought away some slightly color
cu fiuid aud very little mucns. NJ v.
m there was a discharge of water from
the bowels and the patient was set down
as very restless Al 20 great deal of
gas Was PASSED aud some mud
On thc fourth day Sept 2, the patient
T. recorded as restless from 10 to l0;a
o'clock" ~ Sl5 y m. "as very rest
loss and mind much Disturbed Codeia
phos was administered hypodermcalN.
AFTER an hourS sleep the record Is made
at 7.ia a m. "mnd clear. feels chilly =
The paticut drank water frequently IN
small uuaniiiies At s:20 the bulletin was
ISSUED "'fhe presidents condition " be-.
coming more and morp satisfactory.
etc At 10 O'Clock on this morning ~,
doctors began to administer hourly doses
~ ralomsl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-26
WATER SPOUT.
This One Burned and tn, Fire.
men Wet Il Down.

There was no Indication OF storm the
wind Was not blowing hard this noon still
a water spout causcd good deal of eN-
,itemoei in lhe Second police district
csTls this afternoon.
his water spout was attached To- the
side OF a ,enemeut house az 6lG chalk
stone avenue belonging "a Dr b. $.
buck
y small hoy tried the experiment Of
applyilg burning match a. the lower
cid % he spout
The drsf WAS perfect the wood was
arN ai'n prs s,atig The specfatie or "A wa
Ter repgi burning was presented
Then csw" thc cold matter of tact man
who iurucd n an alarin from box 81.
the iircm'a canr anu piaNed the hose and
fItc ph9Yl1gI pfffprWancc was over.
N VIII cost Dr Back s25 to repoir tho
damnrcs rsultire from the small BOYS
advent re Nith the match nd the spout.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-26

stos. the Cough end Works oH the Cold.
LAXATIVE Bromo- ouinine Tablets cure q
cold In one daN. No Cure No Pay. Price 1sc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-26

70 cpne col, y oas ofy
Take Laxative Bramn Qulnine Tablets
All druggiais round ia" money N it faus
10 eur. ~ ~ Groves signature ls
OF c.lth box Pc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-26

- Howto Feit tire eeuufur.
The signature OF T.. w. Grove appears on
every box of the genuine Laxative
Brumo-l -luininf. the remedy that Cures
Cold in One Day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-26
Or. RlxETs REPORT.

CONTINUED From Page One.)
TO O'Clock a. m, expelling brown iluid
aud gas.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-26
CONDITION IMPROVES.

Meanwhile. following nutriuvc enema
pf egg. wmskcy and water. thcrc were
Two high eucmas, one sith soap, water
ana oNgail Witch brought away copioos
dIsrhaFBE WIN Ras Nf y. m. me
bulletin said. "rhe PRESIDENT condi.
tinn steadily improves and he rs comfort
ablc without palm ur unfayorsblc symp.
toms Bowel and kidney functions
FORMALLY performed" etc,
81 f.2o pf This day following a dressing
of the wound of about an hour. the
patient spH, greenish. bitter nuid llot
water was given ~ 5.5o and half Am hour
later the patient complained Of nausea.
rhc 0fth day Sept. "a. began at l!i9 a. m.
after short sleep with riiis entry:
ucnmforiablp turning frequently
There are three entries of sleeping and
I then the SEQ bldleuu stating that the
president had passed the most comforta-
bile night since The attempt on hls lfe
The g a. m bulletin predicted . rapid
cont slesceusc. failing complications. The
bulletin at i0,9o sail The presidents cou-
ditlon was unchanged ard described the
/ removal Of the stitches and the cause
therefore.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-26
itoop IL STOMACH

Tho sixth dsN'S reatment wsa marked
by The administration OF The hrst fond
into he stomach beef tulCe. which thc
note saws. Tasted good There were
seven administrations of this beef iuice
between midnight and = O'Clock the next
nofniue. The pnfiert complained of feel
ing chilly bit H. recorded 40 sleep ping
mote than usual aud he bulletin ~ 2
- clock said thar he rested comfortably
and his condition WAS excellent lhe
uatiem complaiued nf headache az 2.l5
and ramphut was applied 90 the head.
The bulletin az 3A stated that the presi
dent continued to gain aud The wound
was becoming healthy
The seventh day began With the admin
istrstlou ~ beef fJicr and the diet was
varied this time tthe patient complaining
~ naiu iu the abdomen by whiskeN and
water aud chicken broth. ~ ~ D. nv.
digitalis and stryghnins having been iu-
iected hppodermically. meantime. The pa-
ffepf was given tho seCord rierc of toast
and one eEe Tho entry reads Did
not relish h. and ate very little. quietef
sgd mors cheerful since having last
siryChnine
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-18
C0t1rrh

The beet authorities say, Is a disease
Of the blood.
Therefore local applications cannot
cure.
Being q constitutional disease II
requires a constitutional remedy
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
BY thoroughly purifying the blood,
this great medicine reduces the in
ffammation Of the mucous membrane
and stops all catarrhal discharges Of
the nose, throat, stomach, bowels,
bladder and generativc organs.
Catarrh is especially dangerous In
persons who inherit or have acquired
q predisposition'to consumption.
In these and all other catarrhal cases,
Hoods Sarssparilla so thoroughly rem
ovates the blood and restores strength
and vigor that il permanently cures.
In fact, because Of the character Of
the disease, and the peculiar merit Of
the remedy, Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the
common-sense treatment for catarrh.
II was a sufferer from nasal catarrh. grad
ually growing worse. I began takinf
Hoods ssrsspsriila which completely
cured me Of that troublesome disease.
MAUD DoAr. 1915 Arrow Ave. Indianapolis
Ind. 30 sure TO 70
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-18

To several young boys who called
ON Robert Ftzsimmons to get his ad-
vice how 10 become big and strong,
the prize fighter asked; do you smoke
cigarettes?" and all answered, Yes"
He then gave them a lecture on cigar
cite making. telling them that every
time they smoke a cigarette they cut
a day on their life. Here a few
pointers OF his lecture: Suppose you
smoke a pack of cigarettes a day. That
does not seem many to q nend. But
II you will only figure II up you will
find that you can drop about ten
months Of your life by smoking a pack
OF cigarettes a day. for every two
months you live. You don't let IL
worry you much now because you are
smoking the cigarettes at this end OF
your life while the days are dropping
ON at the other end. Danger loses its
terrors when it's a long way on. But
you must remember that you cannot
stay young all your life. And the time
when cigarettes hurt you most il
when o are young"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-18

It may be a surprise to learn that
there are enough Americans in this
country with mouarchial beliefs to
warrant the publication of a maya.
zine, the first number Of which has
Just been issued In the east. This
pretense 10 as ridiculous as that made
by the various bogus stomach RENE
| dies which spring up, claiming to be
the only cure for dyspepsia anu ind
gestion. The only real king of all
stomach remedies is Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. II Is founded on true
merit. and II must be n very bad case
OF indigestion, constipation, bilious
ness, liver and kidney trouble which
II will not cure. Try It also for in.
somnia. and M a spring purifier and
preventive for malaria, fever and
ague. II has no equal.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-18
Important Announcement.

Albuquerque, N. NJ, March s. 1901.
i a secure the celebrated An.
drews Opera compony with an excel
lent cast OF principals. full chorus and
operate orchestra, in elaborate pro
auctions OF Martha, Carmen. II Trov-
atore. Mikado, etc, March 10, 20 and
n, providing sufficient sale can %
made TO warrant me IN guaranteeing
them for this engagement. Those Ge-
string to assist In securing this stand.
ard attraction will kindly leave names
at Matson's book store at once 70
number OF seats desired. II the above
guarantee can be secured viii per.
sonally guarantee them for a grand
opening performance March is. f)r
holders OF opening night tickets.
Yours truly, w j. ZIRHUT.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-18

ers and 81, 800, 900 worth OF taxable
property. OF this property sl,OO0,O0O
Is taken from Grant county, and about
ESQ. 900 from Dona Ana county. The
substitute that passed creating the
county Is much more favorable to
Grant county than was the original bill
introduced, which would have given
the new county, II passed, nearly all OF
the Atchison, Topeka q Santa Fe rail-
way and Of the Southern Pacific, here
tofore In Grant county.
Mass meetings have been held in Las
Cruces and resolutions have been wired
Governor Otero, protesting against the
approval Of the bill creating Luna
county. .
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-18
Hoods
II is sold everywhere. Prepared by
G. I. HOOD q CO., Lowell, Mass.

Board Of Directors OF the New Mex
leo Insane Asylum at Las Vegas Me
olas 4. Cordova, y. l.. Gregory and
Marcus Brunswick. These are vacation
appointments.
Regents OF the New Mexico School OF
Mines at Socorro-Joseph Il. Smith, +,
q. Bartlett aud W. \. Hopewell. These
are vacation appointments.
Boaru OF Regents Of the New Mexico
a .litary Institute nj lioswel-Wendel
NJ. Reed, Joseph e. Lea and Nathan
Jaffa. These are vacation appoint
mcnts.
Board OF Regents OF the New Mexico
Normal School at Silver City-C. +
Grayson. Il. NJ. Young. A. II. Graham
w. q. Ritch and John Corbctt. Ines,
are vacation appointments, excepting
that Of John Corbett.
board OF Regents Of the University o
New Mexico ut Albuquerque. -
Wroth and II. \. Slower. These are va
cation appointments.
Board Of Regents OF the Normal Uni
| vcrsity of New Mexico at Las Vegas
Lnarlcs llfcl. and NJ. W. Browne. 7
| appointment of Mr.. HELD was a vaca
ton appointment.