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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-10
HE WAS HENPECKED
That Seems to Have Been
Cause for Woods Suicide.
DIED FROM HIS W0U No
Mother-in-Law Figured in His
Domestic Troubles.

Information from Arkansas City con-
corning Marion Woods suicide IS that his
trouble was all over his mother in-law.
who made his life miserable After he
married Miss Minnie Thomas. the girls
mother interfered and finally succeeded
in causing a separation about six weeks
after the wedding. They soon went back
together again and went TO Colorado
Springs where he secured work and they
were getting along nicely when the moth
er appeared upon the scene. They left
Colorado and went TO Wichita, where the
mother followed. They gave her the
slip and went to Oklahoma City. She
learned OF their whereabouts and follow
ed. where she succeeded in getting the
girl TO leave her husband. She took
about 500 with her
Woods was here and worked in the
Santa Fe shops until Tuesday night,
when he quit and went to Wichita TO
hunt his wife. When he reached Wich-
tia he was unable to find her. That is
about all that is known of MIN here. He
was a well liked young man and was re-
garded as entirely trustworthy. He had
no bad habits and his associates thought
well Of him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-10
THIRTEEN NAMES DRAWN
New Jurors selected 10 Fiu Vacancies
ia the Panel

When the jury reported in the district
court yesterday. there was good many
OF the jurors who gave excuses for not
wanting 10 serve at this time and Judge
Dale thinking the excuses were valid let
them or. he. however. ordered the draw
ing Of thirteen more names from the
jury box TO take the place OF those who
been excused Following are the names
today:
J. T. Garnett, Garden PLANE; J. s. WI
son. Payne township; ~ y. Shields. city;
Y. Haitzman. Minneha township: c. II.
Chambers. city; T.. Dumont, city, ]. n.
Callahan. Attica township; a F. Huber,
Waco township, George q. Cert, city
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-10
WILL RAISE FINE STOCK.
Wichita Man Buys a Fine Ranch in
Butler County.

W II. Morgan, OF this city, yesterday
closed a trade with F. K. Robinson of
Winfield. for a fine ranch in the southern
part Of Butler county. The ranch is not
so large as some of the big ranches IN
the western part of the state but it Is
said to be desirable property. It con-
tains $50 acres.
1t is said that Mr.. Morgan intends to
stock the place with fine stock and that
be viii probably make his summer resi-
dence on the ranch. Some of the best
grass lands in the west are TO be found
in Butler county and these latter days
when a good beef steak costs a neat
little sum Of money this kind Of land is
becoming more and more valuable
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-10
RESIOENCE PROPERTY SOLD
FL. Borden Gets Hess Property on =.
Lawrence

The Hess property on the corner of
Lawrence and English street was sold
yesterday to Frank Baden for $500. The
deal was made through the agency Of
one of the best residence corners in the
city. The property Is seventy-fve feet
front by one hundred and fifty feet deep
and has a seven room cottage on it. II
was owned by A. A. Hess OF the Wichita
Wholesale Grocery comuany and was for
many years the home Of the Hess family.
Mr.. Borden VIII repair and modernize the
house and VIII occupv II as his home.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-10
JERRY THERE % sTAY.
Ex-Congressman Simpson Says Pops
Win Go Il AIone.

This talk about any ct the old parties
swallowing the Populist party in kan
sas and digestng 1t Is az bosh. said ex-
Congressman Jerry Simpson yesterday
morning. rs ne walked the floor ~ the
Kansas National bank. lie had Just read
E1eie and was commenting on it,
THE Party stands for principles he
continued 'aud Il cannot DC disposed OF
that way. u t1e PCpulist party was
merely an organized appetite Tor Office or
slols Il would so wherever il could see
the most Of what Il was after. but 5hat is
uot the case The leaders az the Popu-
list party as ven As che rank ard file
lefc the OLD parties because thew were
convinced thar they could never ger The
reforms which they advocate in the ole
parties ana they are not going back q
either one ~ them- You Viii see the
P5puiist party in lire IN this state ia the
future Just as IL has been ever since its
ORGANIZATION.
1Er. TX. II. Dewey and daughter. Miss
Eva Dewey. leave this morning over lie
Rock Island FOR q ten DAYS trip % Phila-
delqhia 60 attend the general assembly
az the Presbyterian church From there
they VIII visit AIr. Deweys cousin. Ad-
miral George Dewey. az Washington.
%. c.
The RoyaI cafe IS repairing and paint
.nE she Interior. as result making Il
one ~ Tie incest places q It's kind IL TIE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-10
Mlss NgWcoMs MARRlg0.
Well Known Wichitz Young Lady
Welded IN Oklahoma.

The wedding = 2iIss Lots-e Newcemb
ans Mr. Allen z. VARIED e-carre5 sEav
s Al The home q The brides parents.
Okarchs. Oklahoma
Mss Neweomb wss formerly q this
city aad has hosts u frezds who vish
her much happiness ar. VARIED Is
prosperous young business man of
Okarche
Tne couple left OF the noon train for
Matches. Mlss-. the hesne q the groom-
They VIII be AZ home altar July / AZ
okarche. Oklahoma
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-10
STOLE MoToRNEER's MONEY.
Charles Umbarger is Robbed While
Assisting a Brother Motorneer.

Charles Umbsrger. one of the accora-
uodeung mouoneers. who runs 8 Coueee
Hl and Riverside street car, WAS rob
bed 81 lis change yesterday. lie ola not
shed any tears ever his loss, but be was
aggravated 70 desperation
Motioneer Cmharger had Just reached
the corner Ell Nril and Dousias fren
Coliese ffiil f9an5 another mo-
tioneer - som with his ear lie
got Oh % assist ais brother mo1oGsuan
and lcft 81 in change which he had just
got az Che street ear omce 81 The pocket
81 his macintosh. which hung over the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-10

The RoEaI Cafe IS repairing and paint
nE SIZE Interior as 9 result making 4
one et Tie INCEST places q its kind in TIE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
NEW MEXICO, SATURDAY, JULY Is. 1901.

claimants a restricted area Tho grant
is the nuona Vista grant in santa cruz
county. Arizona. whiCh iB situated on
the international line between New
Mexico and the United states.
The survey ~ the Antonio See io
grant of NG.OOU acres IN BcrnnllllO aud
Valencia counties was approved
The report ut q. G. Coleman. special
commissioner tO examine the extent OF
The allotted lands on the San Miguel
del nadO grant was presented and "a
Ken under advisomont Tho report is
very voluminous and goes fully into
the extent " holdings within tnnt
grant. a decree will probably hc en-.
tered at the present session definitely
fixing the limits uf tnc confirmation uf
that grant
In case No b7. involving the Nioho.
las Duran de- Chavez grant in Valencia
county. claimed for 10000 acres by =
Chavez y GallcEos ot al. an the toFti.
mOny was taken on behalf uf the
claimants in support of their petition
Tor money judgment against the Uni.
ted States growing out of the fact that
about ftU0 acres Of the grant had been
patented 90 uomcstcadcrs Hon. y
W. Clancy represented the claimants.
In case No. \. the town Of Alhuauer
que grant, the petition was dismissed
the attorney for the claimants Hon y.
w. Clancy, having hicd dismissal on
the ground that the land claimed had
been confirmed 90 the CITY uf Aihu.
qucrque by act of congress approved
in February Of this year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
sANrA Fe suRveYoRs.
They are a. Work on the oklahoms
and indian Territory Line.

and indian Territory Line.
Santa Fr surveyors are at work In
the vicinity nf Ripley. Okla. cummonc.
ina the surveys ~ at least 200 miles
OF new Santa Fe track to be- built NJ
once in Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory The extension is ON what is
known az the eastern Oklahoma line.
General Manager u. a. Nudge SAYS
that q line viii boz built north from
pNwncc and south from Ripley
y have n general Idea whore the
road will Eo but that has not boon
fully settled u cannot hp settled un.
til the surveys are made Il ia the
purpose of a. Santa t'o to cover that
country quito extensively know that
President Ripley has boon considering
the situation Tor some time. and lines
will at once ho built north from Paw
nee aud south from Ripley The line
south from Ripley win probably cy.
tend into the territory. and meet the
main line somewhere south Of pur
cell. The total member uf miles 90 De
built Boz two or thrco hundred
4 party Of eight engineers under
the direction If Engineer nurkc went
through Topeka Saturday might, These
men were sent ont hy Chief Engineer
fNNWW w 'tNN' NfN'f iifN NNNA'NHf.A N'
be- ignorant uf the fun particulars of
their work although they declared
that they we're to begin the surveying
for somc important Santa Fo cNtpn.
sionH In the vicinity uf Ripley
"a think the railway is keeping r|
dark az to Just what line they are
going to take said ON" OF the men
hut We believe that the company is
ngurlng ON getting n line into the
Apache and CumnnCho lands which are
soon TO bc opened for settlement d
believe the railway will build four or|
Eve hunrdcd miles of extension iH the
territory before il gets through with
the present scheme Al that has
been told us u, the plan is that We are
To go to Ripley and begin work
PawuCc. the town from which tho
Santa fc is planning tn extend itH line
nurthWard is the terminus of "a Santa
Fo branch running from Guthrie. font,
miles northeast 4 northern cNtCn
sion uf the line Tor nny miles would
connect with the terminus at Cedar
vale. Kan An eastern extension Tor
Gfty miles would connect with the
terminus at Owusso. / r. Il is likely
that one of these connections viii bel
the one az Ccdhryale.
Ripley ls un the paWncc branch, half
way between Guthrie and pawuce
The extension southwark is to pass
through the town OF shawnee. and
thence into the indian Territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
rHE WORK STARTED.
Contracts Being let for Construction
Of nisbee Road

Contracts Being let for Construction
Of Bisbec Road.
The construction uf tho Hishee ROAD
ls fast reaching "a tangible share and
contracts are being let all along tha
line fur the Immediate building OF tho
new ayHtcm. says the El paso Times.
Tu Orman a Crook. the well.known
railroad builders of Colorado. has been
lui the construction of over 500 miles
of tho road This nrp ia probably tho
best and most fay0rably known in tho
west ANA has built more miles of rail-
road than any other similar concern.
This company pays itH men better
wages than any other railroad con-
tractors in the United States.
To Straua the contracting for tho
entire limo has been lot From that
point about l3O miles west the firm
composed of Richard Capleh. J. G..
q ,uuuur aud Frank Powers will con-
sjuCt The road tp a point Joining tho
end Of Ormau A. Crooks contract
Tho heavy work for the building of
the road out OF ~ pasO has not yet
heou definitely contracted for but OPP
gratiuns ln that direction wih be COM
mCnCod almost Immediately.
This morning = T. Hutchinson, gen.
eral manager uf the road, Superintend-
ont Choatc and Mr Wambaugh leave
FOR Tucson to meet tho representatives
of tho Southern Pacific road and ar
runEcmontn wili he made for tho
crossing of the nsboe road over tho
Southern Pacific tracks at point
about mile below Dcming
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13

From the Crcsset

From the Crossot
Albert aud Gerhon Gusdorf have pur.
chuscd about 100000 pounds Of wool
around Taos.
ln the case of Charles 4. Johnson
ys WIN Fraser. n suit on note, iudg'
mput was rendered in favor OF the
plaintin for Sii2.35.
w. T.. Corbott and wife and Mrs.
Harmon of Springer. were In town
aud went to the hot springs whore
they will remain several days for rec
rcutiun
MIR and Mrs. Richardson, OF Okla.
homn. are spending the week In Taos.
Thoy are ont ON am overland tour Of
New Mexico and Arizona which viii
occupy the full season, and placed
Taos ON their itinerary ON account OF
its many historic connections.
H. B Sower, while attempting TO
harness q horse. was seriously injured.
The animal struck az him and IN the
attempt 20 get out OF the animals
reach he fell receiving injuries In his
side. According tO the latest reports
the patient is resting easier
Col Jas Wilson, head Of the MIL
tary institute al Roswell was Ia town
for the purpose OF examining the coun'
Is appuintces recommended by the
representatives. Hon Malaquias Mar
tinez recommended Esquipula Marti.
ncz and Carl DWire. alternate, both oi
Taos Hon H. G. abbott recommend
ed I.aure pachcCo and Albert Abbott
| alternate. of Red River. Three or fouI
| Taos boys are expected 10 attend the
military institute next winter.
Lee witt. formeay NJ this place
/ who has been employed at a smeltel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
SANTA Fg.

From the New Mexican
N card addressed 10 Miss May Al.
len is hold az the postoiiicc for more
explicit address.
Mrs olive Ennis liite, n Washington
Journalist and author, arrived on the
noon train Tor a brief soiOurn in the
capital
The machinery Of the local steam
laundry iR being moved To- the home
of John Bcckler to be- stored until
Santa Fo is public spirited enough TO
support a home laundry
Captain G. l.. Ballard, OF Roswell, a
member of the cattle sanitary board,
and manager uf the Goodrich Cattle
company OF Chavcs county, is in the
capital or business.
a. r. uarruuu. of Albuquerque, by.
drugraphrr of the geological survey
and a civil engineer who has had large
experience iu irrigation matters. Is In
tho capital on short visit 10 his
parents, anu will go 10 Rio GTande To
measure tho flow of the Rio Grandc.
The commission uf irrigation Of New
Mexico met at the capitol. The mem
beers in attendance were Hon. Frank
Springer. Hon q. A. Richardson, Hon
r. A. Nicra and Col George W
kuuchol
William Van Arsdoll. driver for the
Denver a Rio Grande Express com
puuy was thrown from his express wa
guu at the Denver g. Rio Grandc de-
pot just as the train came in little
after o O'Clock lie sustained injuries
tu his head and body that are coRflning
him tu his home today
Tho Snauish. American tNCpum of
Literature oi this city met IN It's club
rooms ON san Francisco street anI
elected the following officers for the
ensuing sis months President " l.
ortiz. vice president Lyman Low
tiki. secretary Fred Lopez. trea
surcr Euronio Senn collector. losc G
sanchez ianitor u Piuo. The new
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
PRIVATE LANDS COURT.
a Brief Session Convened al the capi.
tai Yesterday.

a Brief Session Convened al the Capt
tai Yesterday.
Tho court of private land claims met
yesterday n the court room of the
federal building at santa Pc and viii
be- in session probably for a week or
ten days ON the boncn were Chief
Justice Joseph r. Reed Justices WI.
liam W Murray. Wilbur y. Stone aad
Horny G. SlusR Judge Thomas G..
Fuller. uf Raleigh n G.. ~ absent
United states Attorney Matthew q.
Reynolds is not expected 10 arrive uu.
.tl this evening and in the meanwhile
Assistant Attorney " ~ Pope repre-
sents the government IN the cases that
come up.
A mandate wns received from the
United States supreme court Ia case
No l3i, the Pueblo OF Santo Domingo
aud Pueblo ~ san Felipe grants In Ber
nalillo county claimed by those tive
pueblus foT 10000 acres. The man
date confirms the Judgment of thi
court at private land claims fur th,
confirmation of restricted area Th,
appeal had been hy the plaintiff The
grants will nov Boz surveyed
a mandate from the supreme COur
was also received in grant case 40
ltI involving the LAS Animas grant iI
! Ce,nado. claimed FOR 10000 acres %,
James Corrgnn. confirming the iudE
mont of tha land court diami1sInF th'
petition ln the case for want of lurla
/ dictiOn
in case No 6is "a mandate was pre-
sontod dismissing the appeal thkon hl
/ the plaintiffs and CONFIRMING the iuls
mont Of the land court, giying th'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
INJURED IN SHELTER FIRE.
Combines Plant Near El psso Ruined
and Panic of Employees Ensues.

and Panic 0f Employees Ensuee.
The particulars ~ the smeltcr hr0
are learned u tho following special
dispatch from ~ rasu, under date %
July 10Th
Early yesterday morning a dgstTuC.
tive hro a. Croar Smotcr near this
city. caused property loss ~ S2o0. 900
and injured thirteen persons. three of
them perhaps fatally. nli MeXlcanH.
Tho Gre was primarily caused by
the luOsening of the belt that runs
the fans in the furnace room. resulting
in nu accumulation % gaa. which wna
followed by Il terrific explosion. Men
acramhiod f1r their lives aud trampled
each other down in their eagorneas To
escape
The hre department ~ ~ Paso was
called upon and taken 10 the scene ~
tho nro by railroad and quickly extln.
euiHhpd tho damcH
Owing tu tho explosion the water
supply aaH cat om and the smcltrr om.
plugos were helpless until AID arrived.
Two thousand men are thrown out 0f
work hy the catastrophe
Twothlfda uf the loss is covered by
Insurance Tho plant is tu hu rebuilt
at once with greater capacity and Inn
proyomouts One million and a half
! represented the value of the works be-
| fore yostcriay's Gre.
! Many mines have bopn tclegraphed
I tl the cnrct that their output cannot
| bo received before next January. when
| Tho now plant viii be ready for ope-
ration Tho ampltrr belongs a. tho
American Smelling a Refining com-
| Uauy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
coLoRApo's GOVERNOR.
Ne viii Butd a Grade for a New RAFT
road IN This Territory.

road IN This Territory.
James rs Orman. not as tho COVER.
nur uf the state of Colorado but aH
the senior member uf the arm ~ or.
man Crook. railroad contractors.
received yesterday telegram from
hiH partner. William CROOK. that tho
lrm had received the contract for
building the grade of the now railroad
from pomlne n ~ south toward Et
pasu, Tex NJ Crook was iu the city
last week aud after talking over tho
specifications with Mr. Orman left for
ncminr whore the contract was Ice
yesterday morning.
Tho road ia being built by Phelps.
Dodge A Go. of New York. which ogna
several railroads Ia the southwest.
just what Will be the objective point
OF the road has not yet been stated.
but u iH believed tu bo "a Southern Pa.
cihc enterprise built 90 control tho
growiug cattlo aud mining tFatic along
tho boundary line between the United
states anu Mexico. at the same Tins
making an important connection In tho
ranHcuutiuontal system ~ that road.
The company operating the now ruad
VIII hc known az the southwestern
Railroad company
Tho bid was made hy the cubic yard
LOT excavation, and as there Ia t31
mites of The grade the price on tha
completed work will be- about 81 900.
600 There De- tO bo no tunneihng and
the grade iH what q railroad contractor
would call 't0lcrably easy Orman
A Crook Keep their outnt al Pueblo
aud Mr. Ormnn tclographcd 90 hls
foreman yesterday to start immedi-
atoly Tor the south as the work is tO
bo completed within ten months. somo
oi the OUTFIT is already un the ground
as the hrm ia building much Of ths
grade ut the itl pasO A Northwestern
railroad from ~ raso 90 White Oaks.
n. NJ. e branch of the Rock Island -
nnmAuI MunmMIIlan
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
LAS CRUCES

From Rio Graudc Republican.
John u DoMier expects to go TO
work un the Mt sterling mine on Mon.
tay. II iH located at organ between
the Little Buck and Excelsior mines.
Tho hrickyard of Dr. llowes is kept
very busy these days turning out the
brick for the new sanitarium. hftcen
men being Kept busy rushing the work
from
W H Scamon AN expert mining
engineer. left for the Rcuuett stephen.
son mine. whore he will suporintend
some extensive development work Tor
Mr Mackoy aud his associates.
Quito heavy rains have fallen over
the valley the past week and cattle.
men are iuhilant Several good show.
crs also between san Marcial aud A..
buqucdrquc. bu, does not effect the
river which is very low all the way
up
Mcssrs r. NJ. Ilurlbort r. r. Al
mack. O. T.. Rice arrived here from
Santa Fc and will examine the surveys
heretofore made Of the Duua Ana
Bond Colony Mcsilla and iturbide
srants fur the general land office OF
the interior department ihcy Will
spend about "a week IN the valley.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
FATHER AND DAUGHTER SHOT.
Italian Shoots Down a Foliow-country
man and the Girl he Loved.

italian Shoots Down a Fcllow-Country-
man and the Girl he Loved.
Tony Mnncini an Italian employed
OF the Majestic mine property OF the
Northern Coal company. near Forbes
Junction. shot Pompcn Castrilli anoth.
er miner, and his dauEhtcr aged 20
years. last evening Mancini then
made hlH escape and up 20 noon to-day
he had not been seen Il b. believed
that he has money deposited in a Den.
ver bank and is headed for that city.
Cdstrilli will lose his right arm. the
bone above the elbow being badly
shattered, and the woman whl prob
ably die. she being shot In the abdo
men
n seems that Mancinl was desperate
IS In love with the girl whom ne tried
tu KIN. and insisted on paying her at
tentiun against her and her fathers
wishes. LAST evening the two men
were drinking aud quRrrclod a
heht cnAucd and Casirilli fcll when
shot Ills daughter. who was Ia the
house near by, ran to his side and
when in the act OF assisting him tu
his feet the probable murderer. crazed
with whisky and unroquitod love fred
the shot that win Ia all probability
cause the death at Miss CastrIlli.
Maucini is 20 years of age. feet
Inches dark hair fun face and weighs
about 1860 pounds Trinidad Chruni
Gle
Later adviccs are to the eject that
the young lady died the day folloWini
the shooting
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
ODD FELLOWS seMIcENrGNNlAL
viii Meet In Santa Fe Next Week
Railroad Rates.

The following circular letter was re-
coivcd this morning by The citizen
regarding the grand lodg" meeting aud
scml-Ccnteunial celebration az Santa
Fc OF the Independent order of Odd
Fellows next week,
"Our committee on transportation
has been promised a rate OF one and
one hfth fare for the round Tip to
Santa Sc aud return from all points
between Trinidad. El pasO anG Dgmlug
ON the Santa Fo railroad and from
Durango on the DcnNu ur a Rio Grando
railroad. for odd Fellows and members
OF their families attending our scmi
centennial celebration. Tickets should
be- procured not later than the nth Of
July.
"Thc grand lodge sessions will he
held ON the 18th and 18th and the an.
niyersary ceremonies ON the 18th, the
goth will bp devoted tu visiting places
uf historic Interest
brothers who are not grand lodge
officers should bring rcgalia Win them
as tho local lodge viii not be- able To-
supply all the visiting brothers, if
there is as large a turnout as We cN.
pect.
"a special rate Of s. per day mas
beon obtained a. the Palace hotel for
the occasion. ALEX. BOWIE.
Chairman Committee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
spanish Weekly.

\ stock company has been formed
composed of citizens Of this and va.
lencia counties to publish a spanish
weekly newspaper which iB aimed to
reach the home Of every spanish
American citizen In said counties and
to extend throughout the territory
The new publication viii represent re-.
publican principles, but ita chief aim
will be- 90 foster the education ui the
masses of the people and 90 help de-.
yolop the natural rosour6 " and in
dustrics OF the territory. The stock
company has bought the El Nuovo
Mundu and La Bandera Americana
newspapers and has consolidated both
offices The new paper under the pre-
sent management viii Dc called Ia
Bandcra Americana Tho company
has organized with the following ON
GERS. Hon Alexandra Sandoyal, presi
dent Hon Frank A iiubbcll, troasur
or. Hon. Ncator Montuya. secretary
The papcr will be- edited hy Hon. Mes
Tor MOntOya.