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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
cERRILLos.

From the Register
Judge A. H. kendall is improyinc
his house by the addition of a room
l0Ni6 feet in the clear
=. q. Burn. resident mauagsr Of the
G istCu company has put ON strong
force of hands az the santa Rita mine
near Dolores. llo considers th. Santa
RITA the most promising property iu
the camp.
W. $. R.shworth at Che Baird. was
IN town and reports that their work.
near Golden. which have been close
down % few weeks tor repairs will
be- started up again boo fow days.
A 3d. Phillips. che popular night
Waterman at the emcitar started Ion
California ON business after foW
weeks he viii return tu Colorado,
whore be- has situation as munagoI
Tor the Central Manufacturing com
pany uI Philadelphia, Pa.
II % Thomas general manager fOt
tho smeltrr company returned TO his
home la Magdaicna, after being here
several days looking after the inter
Csts OF the COMPANY
Mrs. ". A. Brown and children a..
turned from au extended visit with
her mother. Mira. u. 49, Thomas. OF
Magdaiena.
G.. h. Crcol who YVES taken sick
while ON the road Co Colorado. came
IN aud is resting ANA roCuperating
here this wey6
j. Vs. Wells, superintendent OF the
Emcltcr, went To SoCOtro East wcck
on business, returning Thursday
a large new cruahoy building is be
ing erected at the smolter which
VIII contain the or" Cruahcr below
while in tho upper part viii bee ore
bins $50 which can bg stood hundreds
OF tons Of ore This building makes
quite an imposing appearance and
adds very much 90 the already inn
menaC showing Of the works
A match game was played by tho
Crrr.ios ami Madrid bali teams ON
the Madrid grounds last SUNDAY after
noon which resulted boz e victory iu
favor cot Coui.ios tho score being
q Go %
4 letter from Miss Zenubla Provost.
who Tor the past two years mas been
in France informs tho Register that
she Nlu not return Co CuulIlos this
year as had boon expected but will
remain alb. ogd tu continue her music
al education fog az lcaat one year
longer
Joseph Elmer the lfygarohd son
OF Io. ph and Jennie Rutlcdgr. died
June -I. 1901 ui lh, home oi hts pa
rents ia CcuilUB. AFTER a short "a.
neral a.yyic, conducted hy Rev. Rob.
eat iiuistnu at the home, the remains
were taken hy train 90 Gioriota Tor
iut'rmrnt Zoo the family huryiug
ground, whore they await the dawning
of the ruIrIpltluu morn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
GRADING COMMENCED.
sisbee Road from Deming--Two Large
Grsdina Outfits Throwing Dirt

Btsbec Road from Oentn9-I Wo Large
Grading Outfits Throwing Dirt.
Yesterday morning Mr. A. Wallis.
whose outfit has been here since Mon.
lay last awaiting orders, commenced
throwing dirt on the 3lsbee grade.
Mr. Wallis has about thirty.fivc teams
and will make a good showing In a
worry short time.
On Wednesday OF this week twenty.
ave teams belonging Co s. H. Huchan.
an. in charge Of u. Milligan. arrived
from the west end OF the road. hav
ing been ordered here by telegraph.
These went 60 work this morning and
under Mr. MiligHns efficient manage.
mcnt will soon put up good lot Of
work.
The road ~ located through good
section and will open up lot Of good
paying mines
In talk with one of the Bisbee
folks yesterday. he said 20 the Head.
light. NO. sir, this h. no blum, but IL
sure go. our folks are paying about
81 900 a day freight and have a large
section of the road graded on the west
end. aud we cant get the rails 10 the
grade Time h more OF an object Ca
us at present than anything else, The
road from here 10 our western con.
noction Is easily constructed aud we
have rails coming that We VIII soon
have Ia place Yes. you can say that
the Bishoe road goes from Doming
For a fact"
Mr. Wambaugh Is expected here 10.
day and upon his arrival every effort
will be- put forth 10 rush the work
About all that Is required for the
FIRST sixty miles out of this place Is
10 cut the brush and level the ground
so that the work will go forward rap.
idly and Il Will be an actual fact
Demng Headlight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
THAT NEW RAILROAD.

State Senator Andrews Of Pennsyl.
Vania Will &c Here In a Short Time.
Some people are trying to work up
an impression that tho proposition OF
the Santa i'e. Albuquerque a Pacific
railway scheme iE dead letter
This iB mistake and The citizen Us
In q position 60 state that the PROPOSE
ton is a very live one. J. r. Saint
secretary Of the company, has re-.
ceived a letter from State senator
Andrews of Pennsylvania. one of the
principal promoters. stating that the
Pennsylvania Legislature viii soon al
iuurn and that be-. accompanied by a
syndicate OF capitalists, would uu-
doubtodly bo in Albuquerque inside OF
"a few weeks MIR Andrews will come
along with some good news relative
20 the proposed new railroad and our
citizens should Doe ready tu mrot him
half way
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
ITuMs FROM ORGAN.
Torpedo Company shipping Ore
Work on New Locations,

Torpedo Company Shipping Ore
Work on New Locations.
Special CorrpFp ondcucc.
ORGAN ~ ST. June s. The Torpedo
has shipped three cars Of copper ore
this week The new boiler has arrived
aud is being put IN place. Tho large
pump has not arrived as yet, but has
been shipped more than a month.
James Robinson has just completed
"a nice and comfortable residence.
w. 49, lndeu. 4, s. Tate, y 7.
Mylio and CrIstohgl Herrera have
gone on a hunting AMI coal oil pros
pocting trip for a few days.
W B Hadcu has just completed bis
neat and tasty cottage,
The grass is standing up nicely
since the rain and hail storm Of one
week ago and the stock on the range
d. looking fine
Work H. being done on several new
lurAtiona and many shafts are being
cleaned ont and getting ready 10 sink
deeper,
Samuel Geek has doubled the capa
city OF his store to meet the demands
of his constantly growing trade
MIS- NJ g. Logan Us doing ID thirty
inE business ln her boarding house
and hotel ORGAN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
ANNUAL CONVENTION.
OF the Territorial women's Christian

W bhe leffitorial Women'9 Christian
Temperance Union az socorro.
The fourteenth annual convention
OF the New Mexico Wumrns Chris.
tian Temperance Union will be- held in
the Presbyterian church Of Socorro on
tomorrow. "Wednesday and Thursday
OF this week Full programs for each
day VIII be- given out az the church
Tuesday morning at 30 O'Clock Dele.
cations and speakers are uuW present
from Ration Las Vegas Santa Pee AZ.
buqucrquC and other points a nur
program has been planned aud extou
sivo arrangements ara being made for
a most Interesting and successful con.
yontlon 60 which the public is most
cordially invited
Following is the prog am for Tues.
day evening Cy":u. :. ing at y O'Clock
Devotion Row John Ferguson
Address OF welcome iu behalf Of tho
city Mayor NJ Coonoy la behalf Of
the churches, Rev n Matthioaou. in
behalf Of the ". G. r a.. Mrs Qulu
Ian
Music Mr. and Mrs ~ A. buckley
Responses 60 addresses of welcome
Mrs. q y. Wilson
Recitation Miss Emma Lilies
Piano solo Mrs Paul Terry
Presidents address.
Collection
Music Miss Howell
HoucdiCtiOn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
seMlwGUNIv LIMITED.
California Limited Daily Has neon
Dtarontlnuad

Discontinued.
The daily service OF the santa FpH
California limited has boon discuutIu
ucd for the summer Tho last $50
a. the caathOund train got out OF san
Francisco Tuesday and hereafter the
limited will run uuly twice w,ef
The twiCo @ week. trains viii not
change the time of departure from
Topeka. materially SO. g will paas
here M q m each Monday aud
Thursday "a, time fuy 40 is DO. o.
@ ~ Tuesdays and Fridays
10 is almost impossible to give in
print any adequate conception uf tho
comfort a.d elegance in travelling ou
this train. as compared with former
facilitioa and the immense tranc
which has resulted from tho rocogni.
ton Of this fact boy the travelling pub.
iic. Besides being nnc train ~ was
run on fast schedule. thus making
the time spent ON the trip itself as
short as possible The limited has car
ricd more passengers 90 the coast dur
lng the past season than ever before.
Lately. uf course there has boon NO
reason for travel 60 be- directed to.
southern California and tho wcsthouud
traihC has dropped on noticeahly
within a few weeks The movement
east ls however good vet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
WONDERFUL PERALrA.
Threatens to Become a Second Grip.
ole Creek

/ Threatens 70 Become a Second Grip
pie Creek.
The excitement still continues In Pc.
rata canyon George Ostrundcr has
struck rich ore chute ON what used
TO be known ns the s. w. Tho ore
appears 10 bc OF the same character
that the values are In; the dykes are
composed of andcrsito, porphry and
| phOnolite, and at some time must have
been Ia the center of n great volcanic
disturbance. Il rs the general opinion
that with depth some very rich ore
will be developed. This camp is SO
situated that " some rich company
took hold Il could take all the ores on
q cable to their mill and the ore could
be- chutcd 90 the bottom OF the creek.
where ore bins could be- erected and
make q district whore cheap mining
aud milling would prove 10 be possible.
John Murphy's men are sorting ore
To- ship 10 the Bmoltor and they are
not across their lead yet but have cut
thirty feet already and they are in
some extra hnc looking ore From
general surface indications u will take
them fully two weeks more To- get To-
the fuotwall. Jim Sherlock has lead
that promises 10 make "A mine. BE
sides the Aunt Betaoy he "a doing ns.
sossment work in hopes Of getting
funds TO develop his other claims.
The pcralta Gold Mining and Milling
company have about completed the
sinking Of their shaft. and they are
certainly making fine showing Of
some high grade ore that was taken
from the tunnel and the bottom ot
che shaft and they have mountain
20 cut through, with ore showing up
we'll on the higher ground. There are
very strong leads Ia the camp that
have feeders from six to ten feet wide
coming into them from either side
and assay we'll from the surface The
timber is very fine pine spruce aud
the canyon Is wide and surrounded
with mountains on all sides so that
tho winds cannot strike the bottom
and the creek further up is uoX can
yuu Of solid rock. aud plenty ~ wa
ter can be stored there TO run a big
mill and at sufficient elevation TO run
hy gravity into n mill There Is quite
a lot 90 work being done by the sew
eral parties interested In the camp.
and hofning gold is now quito com
mon NiyVors are surprised to see IT,
hut II is a fact. the camp viii soon
have good sized settlement for PEG
PIE are constantly coming la with the
ayowed intention of staying. Now is|
the time for some good strong syndi-
cate to get options on the principal
properties and develop some good
mines: a number OF claims could con
tribute some good ore 60 their mill
aud develop the camp Bland Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

and Ada Springer assisted Mrs. Tan.
drum Ia entertaining AZ ~ o'clock
refreshments we're served after
which both old and young danced un.
iil midnight
Vegas Athletic association ~ ROaen.
thai hall was a decided social success
enjoyed the dances until 70 o'clock b
tn when supper was served Ia the
ante room by the Degree Of Honor.
after which dancing was resumed un.
til 2 o'clock. a unique feature was
the printing " the neat program I'm
French much % the discomfort of
some of the young men present
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
FAIR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
a Folder Being issued VIII Announce
Names

Names.
\ pretty little card folder an
nounOug many ut The features ~ the
approaching territorial fair has Just
boon issued by President Marion and
Secretary McCauua from Tho Citigon
otlcp u lH a valuable little folder
and announces besides many other
things tnaj chief y Ruppo is tho va
porintCudUnt ~ fruits. cereals vcgr
tables. minerals, sheep. poultry Naya.
io blankets and Indian pottery Prof
NJ y Hickey iR the superintendent uf
The educational department Frank
Mexico. who was years ago the most
wonderful uhouum' lu tho prufuah
superintendent OF base bail aud now
Frank say hu doesn't know u base hit
from foul ny. g. D. Newcomer who
played cowboy ON The snkcd plains
before De- became the best dressed
man 200 Albuquerque Errpt the fair
secretary iH the supHrnt ndout of the
cowboy tournament and Dr John o.
pcarcc since hiB return from Hone.
mlu, has been named az tho proper
person tu suporIutond thU horse races
Al the appointments are FIRST class
ami The fair will bo a whoppor lu
cNory FonHo ~ tho word
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
VIII 90 Appealed

Hon 81 y. ChlldrrR. uf this city.
received cleEram from Las Vegas
giving him tho Information that the
case at the santa Fc Mercantile com.
pHny Adolph GuHdurf manager yur
rIa nine different insurance companies
ON eleven different policies, had been
decided lu favor Uf GuHdorf uu yer
dict Tor something over Fi2 900 This
case is the outcome OF one Of santa
F,s mysterious fires wherein the nr,
Insurance companies refused tp pay
The policies a very fortunate poker
gene ut The time, ur "a few minutes
hofo.v tho IRE. cut q big figure ln the
decision of she case M Childcra
Informs The Ciuzon that the case
VIII be- appealed 20 tho territorial su
uTrmC court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
SANTA Fg

From tho New Mexican,
Miss Crane has gone to Dallas, Tex.
Co attend the wedding Of her sister
Mise Clara Crane
The Las Vegas base ball team will
come tu santa re- un SUNDAY. June l6.
20 play % match game with the local
team on the athletic grounds
Mrs lauurau and Miss Kate Hal
iurun. Of Detroit. Michigan, are WISH.
tors iu thu city They Will probably
spaud tho summer at tho sanitalium.
Mfs e.. ~. Stafford aud four children
arrived from Aztec. Mr. and Mrb.
Stafford have taken up their residence
on Grant avenue. near the federal
building,
County School superintendent J. "
Conway and james A. Nowhali return
ed from Las Vegas where they had
ho,u witnesses lu the Santa fe MGR
camille company insurance cases.
y. ~. Smith. OF bertrand Nvh.. "a
travelling through Sew Mexico with
view of locating He Us ln the real
estate business at home and desires
30 remove Go New Mexico partly on
account of hia health he has visited
Las Vegas aud this city and goes to
Albuquerque. aud from there viii go
80 California, returning again To New
Mexico.
A. 49, McMillon, an Albuquerque at.
ioncy, r.. A Johnston and lrenoO j..
IhRNcs, are spending q Tow days on
the RIO dol Pueblo In TaUH county,
hunting bear aud catching HEh They
have caught great number uf tho
Hpccklei beauties, and as tor bear
stories they are coming back loaded
down with them aud also with FISH
stories They also have attended tho
hearing of the partition suit for the
las 1iampus land grant Ia the case
A. A. Johnston is the referee and a
B. Mcmillan the attorney The grant
81 claimed by David Martinez and 9th
crs, MI Martinez claiming quite a
large interest thpItiu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

a. g. Howell received a Telegram
yesterday from Bcu Mcclure at nus
boro stating that tho man named
Allen who BILLED Buck Powell in Mcy
ers' saloon at Fuiryiew. December a..
had been convicted aud sentenced 90
nifty years in the pcnltontiafy Hon.
u NJ uouFhorty Of this city was ON.
ployed Go assist Too the prosecution.
ana uH usual hit efforts were success.
ful Allen cump into tho vicinity OF
Fairylcv from Texas bringing q smnll
bunch Of cattle and "a bad reputation
with him lie had been quarrcl8omo
Tor sometime before he Killed Powell
ana tho killing Itself was not only
uupruyokcd but onp Of the most brutal
that has taken place ia the vicinity for
years SuCuffp Chiptniu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

Elizabeth Hughes was arst introduced
and the young lady delivered an ora.
ton on Jokes" which struck a ia.
nponslyo chord IN the hearts of all
present To the toast The prosi
dent Of the University Prof James
n Paxton responded and his remarks
made a favorable impression Prof
g. y. flOdgln was next called upon
by the toastmastoy and for several
minutoa interested the assembly with
his discourse upon The Bell" Hon
y. w. CLANCY president OF the board
ui regents chose for his subject. Tho
Future Of the University" The toast.
The Graduating Glass was respond
ed 10 by Miss Mata Tway. and Ia a
few we'll chosen words Mayor q. n.
Marion made an appropriate ana clio
qucnt address FOR the houoAt ~ those
present
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
An oid.E,.hlnn.h rlnh,

There was an exceedingly spirited
istic argument in town last Saturday
hetwcou Frank D. smith aud Henry
Myers. both Cattlomcn from the vicln.
ity of Monticello The incident arose
over question as to the yeracity Of
witnesses lu the Shorrou cattle steal
ms ease As report has H. Myers
finally lntimatod that ne was not sure
that Smith did not periufe himself
Smith iiW Immediately went out with
thc force of pile driver. landing on
Myers face and sending his head
through a large window pane Myers
quickly recovered himself and stag
rrrcd Smith with terrific blow on
the jaw Both are large, strong men
and fur few moments there were
blows exchanged that would have done
credit to some uf the professional
heavy weights Finally Smith got In "a
'sockdolngcr' that sent Myers Ca the
floors and ln less than "a minute he
WAS yelling FOR somebody to take him
on - SECURE Chicftain
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

The Corrillus Register says that
Charles Way died very suddenly AT
san Bcruafdiuo, Cal short time ago
from strangulatod hernia Way was
az san Bcrnardino assisting w H..
HoeEcr 90 erect "a tent Tor the agri-
cultural fair lie sustained a rupture
but continued 90 wufs dt pite the AL
vice ~ his friends Ills wife was tele-
Rraphod for and arrived, taking tho
body 90 Los Angelo Tor burial. Mr..
WAY was we'll known In this city, a.
Santa Fo aud CcrriIos.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

The Como Estamoa base ball
team managed by q v Henderson.
and tho uarelaH club under the man
agcmcnt Of panlot padllla crossed
bats at tho fair ground yesterday ar
tctnoon in tdo horcost game of the
season. score. Be- 90 1D Ia favor 81
the Como Estamua The game was
interesting and the excitement was
such high fever all tho tlme-that
10 took over four hours ln which 10
wind up the fierce contest The win.
ncrH received ij per cont % the gate
receipts th. balance going 20 the
los"rs About so vas taken In az the
gate
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

Guu8fcld Bros received telegram
this morning announcing The death ~
Jesus N Sanchez of che town " Va.
lUucia down the river Mr. sanchez
WAS prominent republican " Va
lunrln county. and was an oK.Hherin
of that county Il was the son ~
tho deceased Who several years ago
Killed hls young wife Ia Denver.
Colo. lodging huuso iu order % obtain
the Insurance on her ufe He ia aory.
ing lfr sentence n the Colorado
penitontinry 30 particulars ~ the
death " the senior Sanchez has been
received here
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
LAS VEGAS
From the Record

From the Record
a. &. Upton the oldest son Of Dr
and Ms. ~ r. Upton. lent Tor West
Point military academy Mr. Upton
viii enter the Point on Monday next
tie is "a bright and energetic young
man and win no doubt cover himself
with honor al West Point
O. Grimm and Miss Anna Grussman
were married az the residence OF
Father Puugct laot evening az
O'Clock q nu,u and Miss 49, Casey
stood up with tlp couple After the
ceremony the bridal party went TO
their new home. whore o reception
was held. about twonty ruapi being
D sent
AN tho lutlo folks participated IN
tho farewell dance given by Mrs. Ian
drum. Eunice Tamme. Thercse Long
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
NEW MEXICO TOWNS.
Bland, CerriIlos, Santa Fe, Las
Vegas and Ration,
INTERESTING TERRITORIAL NEWS.
BLAND


From the Herald.
l.. &, de- Haca. Ut Pena Blanca. was
In Bland. accompanied by Antonio
Gurule. one ~ his laburrrs They
were on their way Co los Wales from
which place they are hauling wood
The assessment work for 1901 has
been done on the Pine claim by tun.
mel Of twenty feet The Pine Is stu.
nted In Victor gulch. and from pres.
cnt indications this Is going to prove
a very valuable claim.
NJ. y Harrington. a pleasant gentle.
man from Albemarlc. was In Bland
one day this week on his way TO New
York Mt Harrington viii take In the
Pan American exposition aui also via.
u in the state uf Connecticut before
returning home.
Following are the names OF the gen.
tlcmcn who were elected ON Monday TO
serve as members OF the school board
in district 40, Charles w. Graves.
one year, George Reed. two years. J.
&. Thomas. three years. Better men
could not have been selected
Mrs. NJ. r. Burnett and daughters.
who have been residents Of this place
for a number 81 years, departed for
la Plata, Colo. which place they win
make their future home
While II GCnen the Bland iewclcr.
was ont to the sulphur springs.
Thieves broke into his place OF bust.
ness here aud got away with quite
lot OF iowolry SIR Gencn estimates
bis loss az between $500 and 5000
The thief or thieves should be- apprc
hcndcd.
Three of Mert Wagner's big ore
wagons left Bland Tuesday for Thorn
ton loaded down with Gre frum tho
laura 5. claim m Pine canyon. This
ore viii De- shipped from Thornton
"a the Pueblo smcltgr for treatment
aud the parties who are working this
claim expect to make regular ship
mtnts from now ON. Score another
one for Pine canyon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
Polsnneh hY oreen PEAS.

The 2yoar old son ~ Mr. and Mrs
Frank Miller, living on west Gold ave.
nue.. yesterday ate some raw peas
and soon after tho child was aelEcd
With commissions. which continued fur
Eve hours Tho family physician vas
summoned aud Dee Ht once detected
signs ~ poisoning lu few moments
the services 81 stomach pump was
brought into use and before morning
the child was relieved " lts porilous
condition " was learned the little
ono was badly poisoned but IL IL now
cover.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

Resident engineer Morse Of the
Santa Fo M Pueblo ls receiving bids
Tor two miles ~ track 90 be- construct.
od Boy the Santa be near Ration noun.
tain Tho now track Will extend
from Morley. the second station south
uf Trinidad 90 Gina Eatlmates are
being prepared for double track iu-
crease In the business Vt the road has
been so great that II is with difficulty
that the puahcr engines used "a help
trains up tho grade are brought back
to the bottom OF the hill without in
lrrinrInE with lhn npnralIon of tralnA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

The mayor Of SuCurro has received
a communication from New York par
ties asking concerning opportunities
for establishing glove factory la that
city Accurate Information concern
INK tho facilities offered M that point
has been forwarded. Including the fact
that Socorro iH the center ~ large
goat breeding area As an additional
induccment the donation az a desirable
tract ~ land was promised the title
to be- transferred us soon as ground
should bee broken for the building u
jhc factory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

Last Saturday night the CONNER
cial club held a meeting and elected
the iuiiuNinE new directors 10 serve
for three years G. RaldridRe. Noa
llfcld and samuel NeuHtadt The 81.
rrctora also elected the following OF
ncers o. n Marion, president; J.
e. BaldridRc first vice president. Nua
llfold second vice president NJ W
Flousnoy. treasurer. T.. r. McCanna.
secretary Tho annual report Of the
secretary was submitted, and the facts
presented showed the club 10 b" In a
prosperous condition.