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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
az INSTRUMENTATION.

The Chlekasha Mining and MILLING
company filed incorporation papers In
ne Office Of Territorial Secretary wal
lace, The incorporators and directors
are George r. McGauhy, James r. Nc
Gauhy, Jackson s. McGauhy. Il uben
NJ Burland. OF chlekasha. !. r.. Alex
lnder s. Belcher. Las Vegas Mary r.
Belcher Las Vegas; George l.. Bel
cher. Ellzabcthtown. The Offices CT
the company will be at EliEabethtown,
Colfax county. ana Chickasha. /. T..
capital. si.5OO.O00, The company will
work the orr Crown. La Plata. Whit,
Horn. Forest King and Forest Queen
groups In the Black Copper district.
Taos county; Incorporation Zee. tss,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
For SaIe by J u. O'RleIly b Co.

clerk Instructed % issue warrants Tor
bills approved. This morning the old
board met and continued In Hesaion.
approving bills and closing az affairs,
and this afternoon Messfs. Mlora. Hop
kna and Miller we're sworn in Mr.
Micra was reelected chairman.
Late yesterday afternoon q. X. New
hall, The county collector and treasuF.
cr nlcd his bond, which was accept, d
hy Judge Cgumpacker. and this morn
inE he took possession OF the once
With the retiring collector. Jose l..
fcrca he Ia buslly engaged to-day in
going over the books
Tho other new county officials will
take The oath G., Once tbs afternoon -
Tomorrow morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

John Gay. the postal route agent Ia.
jurcd few months sEO Ia a wreck on
the santa Re near Trinidad, took his
fret run since that accident this
morning
l.ast night the committee havinE In
view the establishment OF permanent
lecture bureau. held meeting. c. w.
Ward being elected temporary chair
man and Prof A. h Hickey tsmpor-
ary secretary. FUN particulars In re-
gard " tbs meeting viii be published
In a few days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

maeuists Conception.
A. fttius close &c rs oid and en-
trance upon the New Ysas ana csn-
tury. BY speciai permission 81 the sov-
etcien pontiH. Leo XIII. solemn high
mass and bcneiiction with exposition
Of the most blessed sacrament. was
celebrated az midnight last night
throughout the entire CHRISTIAN world.
Catholics were caliei upon 10 mcka
the event a suoneaaful ana Joyous one
and 20 unite their prayers and thanks
Swing for the Intention % the holy
father Al the church % the fmma IS
late Conception. large congregation
assembled at iiiU .. m, 20 participate
IA the i1lemn high mas and bensdio-
tion. Aany also began the New Year
b. rece ing the holy eucharist
Tho affairs we're illuminated with
numerous colorei lamps, ami candies.
with Gala mllcs In profusou. Mass
was sung b. Rev Fathsr Mandalasi.
with H,v. Father CoRey a. deacon.
and Hes Father Tune ~ aub-deacon.
The yestments worn for high festive
occasions Ia tho church are white ana
sold, the affairs being draped 10 a sim
liar manner. A. y customary on such
occasions Ia the Roman Cathoha
ehafch. the music constitutes a con.
aftt-tra.tf- satttrn A rr.tva.s .f.fH = A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
In THE SANDALS.
Las PIacltas and La MADEIRA Districts
Showing Up Nicely,
SHELTER PLANT NEEDED.

Special Correspondence.
Las Placitaa, Dec. 2e.--ProspectlnR
and mining In the sandal mountains
have been somewhat retarded by the
December SHOWS. however. there IL no
lack OF faith IN the riches OF the great
watermelon unlifts. T a. Van Horn,
In La MADEIRA canyon has uncovered a
blg ledge % auriferoua quartz that az.
aays better than two ounces OF gold az
a vertical depth Of nifty feet. The sur.
face outcrop indicates a lode q forty
feet In width and II the values con
TRUE 20 Increase with the same ratio
LOT depth at 100 feet. the values will
prove veritabio bonanza. Mr. Van
Horn has made a trip 20 Denver very
recently and has interested capitalists
there, who will visit the camp about
tho 10Th Of January, % de.efm ne what
kind Of reduction plant they will put
Ia TO handle the ores. About thirty
claims have bean located In this can
yon.
Ralph Higgins has been down, ~
company with Mr. Burch. OF jefferson
city. NO" and worked his annual 40.
scssment ON his claim IN the Kim 81
Missouri 90 sell out dis mercantile cs-
tebllshment and other effects aud viii
soon return ana locate IN the water
melon range sandia.
Capt s. J. r. Johnson, OF Texas, Vi.
lieo Prof. Giltner's camp. IN company
with G.. $. Crump. OF Denver. aEd So
cured one Of the best claims in the Dis
trict They too viii return Sunday
morning, equipped to take out the yell
low stuff.
The Maceo mine. which nov has
about y feet % development work
vas closed down on the 23d Cor the h l.
days. but Will reopen again In the be-
ginning daya Of January. 1901. The
Nacco will send out n IN pment OF ore
Just AZ soon az the roads viii permit
The preparation work on thc ground
it Aigodones station on the Santa Re
railway Is IN progress, IN the way OF
making brick securing lumber and In
general establishing the prellmlnarles
for the construction OF a 200-ton plant
The bis copper smelter az san Pedro
was fired up on the 2ist 20 test the
completeness OF the machinery. but
owing to mistake made in the dlmen-
.ions OF the steam pipe connections
he charge in the smelter will be de-
layed few days; however. the pipe
which will be substituted was received
and sent out from Corrillos on the 2ith
fnd viii be substituted for the smaller
ubcs at once and by the ist % Jan
uary the red -hot stun viii be running
cut In real good earnest The thirty
fiamp mill In Cuchiilo gulch il nov
ompleted and by the nrst OF the year
he stamps viii be setting the gold free
az the rate OF ninety tons per day.
Several other big enterprises through
hts mining section are on foot and a
zig sale OF grant will determine the
Investment of million dollars o. more
n money during the coming year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

ehs saturday ana aabhssh following
ThAhkeaivina day. The supper a. ths
claire Cafe ana reception IN the claire
pariors were very enioyuhie.
The Saturday evening session wa
held under the leadership OF Prof J. A.
Wood. Of santa Re. the principal mum.
bera on the program being two I'd.
ireapes. the London convention and
twentieth century Christian Endeavor
societies. The firpt. delivered by Rev.
J. y. DatOn. a missionary Of the Amer
lean board from chihushua. Mexico,
proved quite entertaining. since Il was
a brief sketch ~ some OF the interest
ing happenings and incidents OF the
great Endcavor gathering held In the
English metropolis last summer w. e.
Sweet. Of Denver. IN speaking on the
subject. assigned him. indivsdusiincd Il
making Il the twentieth century Chris
tan Endcavorer
In an earnest and forclble manner
Mr. Sweet placed before his audience
the characteristics OF the young Chris
tian for the new century as being out
and out for God, having a missionary
splrlt. with correct Ideas concerning
Will A. a practical business man. Mr..
Sweet spoke from a practical stand
point, and waE listened 20 with the
deepest attention.
on Sabbath morning tn Endeavor-
crs showed their UNCONVENTIONAL 10y
atty by attending the regular church
s,ryices. The penitentiary service in
the afternoon was well attended by
prisoners and visitors. and six men
made a stand for Christ al the closing
s"rvioa led by Mr. Sweet Rev. NJ. D.
Sanchez sung two solos An spanish
The Y. =. s. G. u. In this institution
is ave years old. Flags, mottos and an
evergreen arch. all made by this So
Getty decorated the chapel Rev. Mr.
Patched won the ohildrens hearts at
the Junior rally In the Presbyterian
church az y. m. and the exercises by
the little folks were very interesting
Al $3.50 the regular c. r.. meeting wna
led by Mr.. John Terry. Of socorro. the
rubiect being "A Forward Look"
Sunday evening--The last session,
which was led Sabbath evening and
led by j. r.. Wood OF Santa Re. was
attended by the largest audiencs Of the
entire convention. Rev. W. t. Patched
pastor Of the Pueblo. colo, Congrega-
.lonal church. preached the convention
sermon. which proved one Of the best
and most eloquent addresses OF the
gathering. Ills theme was The way
q Power" which he showed his hear
trs, from the 2sth chapter OF Matthew.
vas TIA ough conformity and obedience
o the will OF God. The cons Grafton
service was led By w. r. Sweet. o
Denver. Colo, who gave a. the verse
Tor the close OF the gathering. Psalm
CXIN., verse 80, As one after another
rose and stated their purposes for the
new year and the coming century,
me deep impression made by the
speakers % the evening and OF the
whole convention could be seen, After
The singing OF God be with you tn We
Meet Again" Rev. W. II moore pro-
bounced the apostolic ben dictlon. all
united IN the Mizpah beneilction. and
the tenth annual New Mckee Chris
tan Endeavor convention clo ed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
Las cnuoEs LAcoNIcs.
HcuRion of AmAdor Family Pref. Car.
rerR's Mineral Exhibit.

The Catholic Truth Society OF Las
cruces have invited the noted Texas
missionary priest. Rev. Father Bran
han, TO give a course Of lectures a.
Convent hall, commencing on sunday.
Jan. eth. These lectures will be in
English ON some OF the most important
articles Of Catholic doctrine Admis-
SION Will be free and non Catholics are
specially invited to come ana hear
this brilliant lecturer
The family OF Martin and Mrs ANA
dor held a pleasant family reunion on
Christmas day. and improved the op-
portunity Of having a family group
picture taken. The nonresident chill
iren present were, Mrs. Jcsun Garcia.
Albuquerque. Juan Amador, JuareE.
Mexico: Mrs. Daguerre, Juarez, Mex
leo, and Il IL very seldom they all get
together. AR. Daguerr. was also pres
ent.
Prof j. C. Carrora left for El PaSo
Thursday with his fine exhibit % min
rails. lie has been about two weeks
with assistants. In packing them and
Il will take most OF the time until the
carnival 20 unpaek than. or about two
weeks The exhibit will be displayed
In eight double Gases. fvs feet wide
and seven feet high. The profss-1r has
received some new specimens recently
from Pennsylvania, and also expects q
complete eoiieotlo n from The Cripple
Greek district In Colorado all q which
viii be In Ei Paso Tor the carnival
A telegram was received sun lay
evening by Mrs w. g. Garrett asking
/ her TO come AZ once TO her Oh home
/ On I.lneus, NO. /, was feared b. her.
that Mr. Garrett was m, ne having
/ be- called home on account % the
dangerous illness Of his bro her. but
! iAc sad news passed over he sire
Wtdnesday nighi that Mr., Garrett was
IGead lie came 70 Rineon from soeor-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
NOTES

The officers for 1901 are. President.
G. w Ward. Albuquerque; VIC" pres.
iaents-Presbyt erian. John Terry. So
zorro; Baptist. j A. Wood, Santa Fe;
Christian. Miss Anna Adcock. Ros-
welt. Methodist. Miss May Webb. Pr
nos Altis; a. NJ e., u, r. Ellsworth.
Albuquerque. secretary and treasurer.
Miss Mata Twsy Albuquerque; hs-
slstant secretary Miss Edna Manwarln.
secretary. Rev. Gablno Repdoa. santa
Re; superintendent junior work. Mrs.
w. u. Moore. Santa ~. The advisory
board will be Rev. Mr. Magill Of RIA
ton: Rev Bruce Kinney of Albuauer-
que. Rev w. II. Moore. OF santa Re
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
ANOTHER SHOOTING AFFAIR.


Jose sanohen 4 eeuses CataFino Altman ares
of steaIiaE sad shoots aim.
Constable Abe Duran brought in one
jose Sanchez yesterday afternoon.
charged with shooting Catarino Al
mandarez, AZ a point between santa
Rita and Georgetown.
The best Information that can b.
obtained 10 from the prisoner. who
states that he was out hunting for a
party. who he says. had stolen some
q hia clothes aad bedding lie denies.
however. that he shot Aimandarez. al
though the ciroumstantial evtdenGe
would seem to piace the blame on him.
lie was found with blood on his coat
sleeve ana his sl4-EhooleF wrapped up
Ia a shirt upon which were blood
stains.
Aimsndarez was shot In three places
and at the present writing Il Is doubt
fui as 10 whether he will live
The prisoner seems % be indiner nj
ss to his fate. but claims ina, II can
not be proven that he aid the shoot ng.
some witnesses have been summoned,
however. whose testimony may b.
very oonyietlnE silver City Ener-
prise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

10 ahout one yrar aeo, ana wna en-.
ploycd oy the Santa Fe a. condaotof
on she fahs valley rin Durinm MS
brief residence bsre BE- gained the re-
spect Of every citlaen 10 the stnta re
he has been q faithful employe, ITS
genial way won for him many friends.
A wife and four children mourn the
sad demise. Mr. Garrett was q member
% the O. r. G.. and carried ii.ooo In
surance. His many friends here ten
der their sincerest sympathy 10 the
wife and children IN their bereavs-
rnent--Dona Ana County Republican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
Tenth Annual Meeting Closed at
Santa Fe Sunday Evening.
MEET IN Al UQUERQUE SsxT YEAR

Saturday afternoon. December a.
The open parliament on junior work
and open discussion on work among
the spanlsh-speaklng people brought
out many helpful poinis, says the New
Mexican The address concerning
Christian Endeavor work In Mexico.
by President Eaton. OF the Mexico
Christian EndeaVOr Union. showed
hcw Christian Endcavor unltss the de-
nominations on effective work for
Christ In the address on the New
Mexico spanish work by rK-PEssldsnt
eanehes. OF the san Luis Valley Chris
tlan EndeayOr Union. the success OF
the work among his people waa q grs-
tlfytng statement. Tha committee on
resolutions rendered thanka 10 the
people Of santa F0, the press. the llv-
nrymen, the local Endeavorers. the ho-
ssls ana 10 the railroads for eourtsaies
Ah0wn tina visitors. A greeting was re-
eeived BY wire from DR.. y, y. Clark,
president or tkc United Society OF
Christian Endsavor in Boston. Mass,
60 which q response VISA wired. Aleu-
uusraus was ssleoted a. the neat place
~ mestine, the convention 70 be held
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

Horton Moore and J. n. single Two
heavy weights IN the legal profession,
we're up and around yesterday, after
battling with bed colds the past few
dAys.
The Peoples party Of ola Albuquer-
cue. precinct ~. held q meeting yea
terAay Afternoon and nominated the
following candidates Tor precinct Of
hcers william MO0uinness for iugtlea
% the peace. Juan sedIuo, Tor c0nsta'
Ole.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

Capt. w 3. French. Of the W s.
Cattle eOmapny. which purchased i2o,-
900 acres OF land OF the Maxwell Land
Grant company, about two years ago
" now negotiating another purchase q
about 10000 Acres. II the deal "a re
gotlated 1, will make over 100000 acres
OF land the company has disposed OF In
the past two years. leaving them over
10000 acres Of the original 100000
acres
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
curt Hoass sa,ss.

The board o. county commissions .
net yesterday ana tan acted lot =
business rs Wlndin up iha afiairs q
the county Tor the paat two years A
iot ~ bills were examined and allowed,
william Carson was appointed eona'a"
bic % the old town precinct, and ths
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
PENSIONS GRANTED.

Pensions have been granted to Mi
chael Marlborough. Fort Bayand. in
Grant county. si7 a month: and g.
Bert Lambert OF Ration. Colfax coun-
~. OF 81 a month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
coal MIEEs som.
SAINTS 70 Gold and Copper Company Ae-
quires More Property,

quires More Property
Probate Clerk Atansio Romero to-
day recorded deeds from william y.
Gould and Cordelia b Gould ana OF
william r.. Grimm 70 Lewis i.ewisohn.
Of New York. for coal lands nctF OrilG
station The consideration for the hrst-
named property vas $500 and for the
latter 1900 These properties were ac-
quirea for the santa r. Gold and
copper company. in Addition 20 Major
Fred Mulicra O'Mara mine, ana the
Truaselo coal properties mention II
which was made last week New Mex
lean.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
LETTER LisI.

Following IA list Of loitera fsr.'a'us
lncalled for "a The pptoi.ce AZ Gtu-
lueSque. New Aaxlc5. iIr ibr w'ss -r'.
ng December %:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
OFFICIAL NOTES.

New Mining and MiliinE Company Ineor-
Porated-trnsions Gfsntrd.
STAR ROUTE CHANGED.
The star route between Chamberino
and Brunswick switch. in Dona Ana
iounty. has been changed to end at
Eariham.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
PASTE THIs UP.
The Correct Running % Train. Under New
Time card.

Time card.
On December q a new time card
went into effect on the santa Fe aud
santa Fo Pacific incident 10 the inau-
guration OF the daily California limited.
The trains arrive and depart as follows:
No. /, from the east arrives at 6.3b ..
m. and leaves for the west az .. m.
No. ., the California limited from the
east arrives at a. m. and leaves for
the west at a:i0 "A. m This train
heretofore arrived at 70 rs &. M. N "
daily. hut heretofore tri-weekiy.
No. T. heretofore known as No. "a,
from the east. win arrive al s.26 p m.
and goes west at 10 y. m.
No. II Is local train made up here.
and goes south 10 El Paso ami Mckee
at 1915 .. m; heretofore az 9:t5 pm.
No. 2. from the west, arrives AZ $685.
a. M. leaving for the east az 30 a m
same a. heretofore,
No. 4. the Chicago limited, viii arrive
from the west az ii;sb p. m. and will
leave for the east az ii;f5
No. s. from the Paeife coast. viii ar.
rive at s;t5 .. m. and leave nj tao D.
IN This IA an entirely new train.
No, "a. from the south, viii arrive at
1910 a. M. and lie up here, the pass n =
gers going east on the No. 2 from the
west.
The mail trains arc No. from tbs
west and No. from the east.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
a Mlstletoe Accident.

J. J. jacobson. OF the MlmbFos. had
very narrow escape from death last
Monday lie was engaged In gath
rring mstletoe on the branches OF the
cottonwood trees, when a limb broke
on which he was perched and he fell
torty feet. striking GA the back Of on9
u his work horses that was hltched
10 his wagon. That scared the team
and they ran away. dragging MI jae-
Olson quite a distance and bfuis ng
him considerably lie was laid AZ in
bed from his hurts. but viii pun
through all rlEht--sllyor city Inde-
pendent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

The Roswell Register says: W. 8.
Prayer returned Monday from Aibu-
queraue where he attended a meeting
~ the territorial sheep sanitary hoard.
Mr.. Prayer says the members OF the
board viii attend the meeting Of the
National Live Stock association a. Salt
Lake city IN a body,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

The socorro Chieftaln says. REV
Joseph Mcdonnell goes up . AIbu-
querqus and on Tuesday night VIII de-
liver hs lecture on Fifty Minutes IN
Interesting Parts 81 the World" Ia
that city Tue lecture viii b. Illus
trsted by a large number Of lime hght
views Rev. Mcconnell anticipates Eiv.
ms this lecture Ia soooTo IN The near
future" Rev. Mcconnell Il here and
he lecture Will be given IN the large
hall on Gold avenue. opposite The CITE
laen once
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

Mies clara Kelly. daughtsr OF Fat
rick Kelly. a rich mine owner q Col-
orAao ana Old Mexico. was aieotsd
queen % the nj Paao mid-wintsr ear
uival 10 h. held there durina JanuAEV.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

Word has been received that II. W.
McGrsth has ordered the fails for the
proposed Santa Re street railway.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

. s y; s . s sa' s s: i s sss
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

letters, will please say Advertised "
!. Il, ARAlIo. z. e..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

NOTARY PUBLIC APPOINTED.
Governor otero appointed May y.
Bretherton. OF Ciarkviils. Mckinley
county. = notary public.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

some time ago II. Crawford. mana
ser OF J. J. Hagerman'a big orchard
ave miles southeast Of Roswell. cireu-
lated petition among the citizens
living south, east and north 81 Hos-
vel. asking the p0stofiice department
at Washington 10 establish a rural
az Warrington 10 establish a rural
strong probability that the petition
may be granted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

Charles l.. Mcdonald formerly Of
Ibis city. but for the past teW years
rcsiding az Roswell 4 reported 70 b.
prospcring. lie has just sold his resi-
dence In Roswell az q big bargain over
original cost.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

Tue present territorial snperintenst-
snt u schools has b. nttlo coaoeptien
u me public schools, ani cares - Ut
te foF thsif advancement that - de-
cuneA 10 attend the annuai meefinG %
the teachers AZ santa " lasr week.
His once Il In the capital onidinGs
whore ths teachers held thslr m.set-
,nss and be was Invited 10 aitead.
CiaBap 70 ne 0aly town " N"N AA$A~
ieo % any siSa Nathout CalA@m~As
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-01-22
FEMININE FIEERY.
some Of the Pretty Fanefes That Are
Noticeable in the Seasons
Costumes.

Irish lace is very popular for miIli-
merry as well as gown trimmings. says a
fashion authority.
Taffeta dresses for little dinners or
for the theater are extremely smart.
There is a gold embroidery done on
black net in a heavy way that suggests
cross stitch which is in great favor.
Very effective for debufante's gown
IS a trimming Of small, rather fat, pink
roses.
On the whole there seems to be a
slight waning in the craze for exces-
siFe trimming that broke out 50 violent
y at the beginning Of the season
The use Of fur on evening gowns does
not this season take the form alone Of
narrow threads. but Of very broad
bands. broad collars or fchus.
The silky. rough-surfaced zibeKnes
and elegant French camel's-hair fabrics
share honors with Venetian cloth. satin
cloth and covert suiting in the making
Of handsome tailor costumes for demi-
dress USES.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-01-22

Robert Brewer and sIiss Lucille
Barnett were married at NeOSh0 this
morning and returned 10 this city on
this mornings Frisco train. Robt. i
a son Of ReY. r. +. Brewer. Of Willie
Halsell college, and Miss Barnett Has
teacher OF music 10 that Institution
some time ago. hrs. Brewer aud her
daughter, Miss Bessie, mother and
sister Of the groom. attended the
wedding and returned to this city
with the bridal party today. Mr. and
Mrs. Brewer viii leave for Checotah
this afternoon.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-01-22
a PRICED PHOTO.
Dr.r1cWnIiams fias the Likenesses Of
Group Of Notables.

DR.. McWilliams. Of Miami. has
large photograph 24xlS inches
richly framed and hanging in q
conspicuous place on the wall OF
bis private Office. He prizes the
picture very highly. Il is pho
tograph OF Vice President elect
Roosevelt, and the members Of the
notification committee appointed
to inform the governor Of New
York Of bis nomination.
The noiables are grouped 10 the
number Of fifty or more on the
broad FerAnda Of the rough riders
residence At Oyster Bay.
Col. Roosevelt is seated in the
middle Of the front row with Sena-
tor WolcOtt on his right. Three
seals distant is Mr.. McWilIiams.
ln the background are the ladies
Of The household and wives Of the
committeeman With Teddy Jr. Al
number Of prominent New Yorkers
we're also included in the group.