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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

PRECINCT NO. 2.

lmbrlt. Louis Estate of Land
bounded north uy Pablo and Colso
Gricgo south hy Louis lmhert tdc
Ccaacdl. east hy R,o Grandr west by
IA Cola Personal property value
St2g First half taxes. s2lti penalty
yi.uN. Gusts. .aD. total $500
lmbpu Louis NJ Estate of Land
gt3A garaH Wide bounded north hy
Louis lmbprt ,drcoa .odl south hy
Manuel ppruu east hy Rio GraudD
west hy ga cola Personal property
Vlluo.fl5U First half taxes, SlNTl.
penalty. gaoyuts, COSTS. al cents, total
Sig.7H.
Soun!cg Joseph Land sG Bog 1000
Narns. bounded north hy j luccro
south by " Martin. east boy river
west by hills aud house. Personal
property value. $50 First half taxes
SGUS. penalty. 3U cents costs q,
cents. total SGt3.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

ilarne,t. j. w Land bounded north
and south by ~ T. Crary, east by
lIill street. west by acoquln Person.
al property value. $3.50 First half
taxes. S25gg penalty. $3.50. costs.
Soc total s2GGi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

Castillo Pedro ianl ub varaa
Wide. bounded north uy E NJ Mon
toya. south by Pedro pcfra, east by
mountains. west hy indian lands.
Land bounded north by WIN Noedci,
south by " q de Castillo. east By
mountains. west hf public road
house of i've rooms Land bounded
north by T. Castillo south hy j Y Dc
Bacn. east hy mountains vest by uY'
~. one half interest Personal pr"h'
erty consisting Of 900 head ~ sheep
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

Martinez. uiuniClano Land 500 by
tun ynras bounded north by Marcel
inu Arngun south by Jose NJ l.ucoro.
east hy los Tomas. west by railroad
Land go by goo yaras. bounded north
by Pedro Martin. south by Manuel
ChavcR, cast by Los Tomas. west boy
railroad and house. Personal prop
erty value. Sii5 Flrlt half taxes
s23 bO, penalty. Sl12. costs, zoe. to
tat 5000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

Amos. 4. g.. NWt eft soc 2S tp.
10 n. n e. containing ltu acres.
First half taxes. Sll'A, prnalty 'i
cents. costs. 30 cents total $l2ao.
Apodaca. Mrs g j Land huuudod
north hy pllsbury. south hy a sim
pier. east and west hy a Irllillu.
First half taxes. SNl2. penalty, a.
conts. costs. 80 cents total {NSa.
Arndaca. Francisco 81 Molina Land
1l2 by 100 vara# bounded north hy
4 CandolRria south hE % baroia east
by slaughter h0us, west hY U',l
Land Gu hy 800 yuraH bounded unrth
by .. Apodara. south hy Mrs. Gurulo
east hv railroad First half taNcH
s762. penalty aN cents, costs. N
cents. total SN.Gn.
Apodara. Rafael y n Land 81 b'
i6n yaras. bounded north uy r. Apu
dnca. south by q Gurul,. cast hy +
Apodnon. west by river Land Boz pre-
cinct 85 % by 5u ynwH bounded
south hy Ruby ,aet hy Fourth street
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
PRECINCT NO. H.

Chavez. G. CAndciaria y Land $40
hy gTS yapg. bounded north by cha
yvz. south ~ u Otero east boy road,
west hy T. pcrca Personal property
value SlUU First half taxes, $N.61,
penalty i3c. costs, Soc, total f9AI.
chavez. Francisco End Land 100 by
luu yaras, bounded north hy =. A. Hub.
brl. south hy y ChpNc2, east by Rio
Gruudc. west by public road. Land
500 by 900 yaras. bounded north by
lF. Gutierrez south hy n. Chavez
east by public road, west boy T. Cutter
lrug Personal property values 100
| First half taxes. S5hl penalty, 2Oc
costs. 1ur. total sGNl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

Baca Miguel G. improvements. con.
sisting Of house aud barn iu ulo del
Eaplrutu Santo. Personal property
value. 81 1850 First half taxes 5000,
penalty. 4l15. costs. Soc. total $50 l3.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

by Esrapula Baca. south by Horculanu
Oulz east by public road. west by cs
tate OF Antonio Ortiz. Personal prop
orty value. Ss25. First half taxes.
Sit25, penalty. 1ic, costs. 35c; total
lg1bRI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

BECKER. N. NJ Lots iH to -, block
*. 81. B. and Il. addition FIRST half
taxes. SS25, penalty i2c, costs, El.tu;
total SluO7
Uramlctt J. n Lots ! and 2 block
E2. n. NJ r. Co Personal property
value. glUO First half taxes, $3.50;
penalty. pc. costs. i0c, total. t6l1.
Butmnn. Ida B lot G.. block ~
lmuue Highland addition First hall
taxes. $3.50; penalty, pc, costs, 2oc
total S5f7
CLARK Edward Lots 2oa, 200, 2o'
block lN. Armliu Bros addition. First
I half taxes. slS.N3, penalty, csc, costs
GOC. total g3O37
Drawer Paul Lots 20 and norti
ha.f ~. block IN - aud Il. addition
| First half taxes. Sa.35, penalty, itc
COSTS. 500. total SlO22.
Duran. Ana Maria lun hy 300 Narhi
of land bounded north hy Alexander
south hy lomhardo. east hy hills. wes
by arroyo. Precinct 49, 2o by 100 vas
as of laud. bounded north boy road
south by nccquia east by T.. Angel
west hy luccru. Personal property
sac First half taxes, Nns, penalty
lic. costs. luc, total, sa.2O.
nyo. Henrietta " Precinct l3, lot,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
PREclNcr NO. %.

Trujillu. Jesus Dwelling house aud
land Personal property value fl.3bo.
First hall taxes. $50 oG. penalty 81 80.
costs, Soc. total t393G
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
Delinquent Tax List
Notice to Delinquent Tax
payers
loving Less Than sas.oo1

Notice is hereby given that the un
dcraiguod treasurer and cX-pmcio col
luctur VIII on the "a day uf June 1901
the same being the FIRST Monday iu
said month. iu the old Town vt Albu
qucrquo Boo Uonnlillo county New
Mexico. unyr for sale Ht public auc
tiuu. aud sell tu tho highest and best
bidder for cash tho respective tracts
pieces and parcels at real estate and
personal property aH shown hy the
following list and delinquent taxes. to-
Rcthor with tho penalties aud costs
due thereon.
And notice lE hcrchy also given that
n an uf said property is not sold un
tho said 2d day of june. 1901 the said
'alo viii br continued from day ts
day until ull Of said property is dis
posed of
CiNS. X NEWiIAlI..
Treasurer aud collector of licrnalillU
County. NpW NpNcu.
PRECINCT NO. I.
Armiio Anlrcto Land 200 hy 1000
varas bounded north by NJ VI Juta
south by A. g. de- Gonzales. east by th,
river west by la Cola and house
Land 2u hy 500 ypIns bounded north
hy Jose Gon7uioH. south hy = Con
zalcs east Dog r!Yor west by Ia CelH
Personal property value s7i First
hnlf taxes. S5.t3. penalty, 2Nc.. costs
zoe, total fGSl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
PRECINCT NO. 20.

Montoya. Tomaf Land and mousse
Personal property value. SASS First
half taxes. fitl9. penalty Zoe costs
35c. total $3.50.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
PREcINcT NO. %.

Price. J W. Sawmill. wagons and
horses personal property First half
taxes. SlGH2 penalty. Soc. costs. 36c
total. SiS12
Salas Adolfo-l.gEd house and barn,
bounded north hy public road south
! by public trail ana - Felipe. west
| hy s. Morn and s. Mora Personal
property value. $ign First half taxes.
SiG.23
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

Gonzales. Luciano House and land.
Personal property yabIo $3.50 First
half taxes fSl5, penalty. t0c. costs.
35c: total. $3.50.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
d carrlto. Nearest preeInet. 10. 34

AbeytH IOsUH Ma ImprOV0mOntH
on government lands Personal prop.
.crty value. $3.50 First half taxes.
.fl9i2, penalty. gNc; costs. 35c. total
s2OS6.
Jaramillo. Antonio improvements
on government land Personal prop
crty value. SlO35 First half taxes
SEAS, penalty $l12, costs 3bc; to-
tai S23 90
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
PRECINCT NO. 2s.

Armlio. jesus laramilo 81 Land goo
by 900 yaras bounded north by Fran
cisco Garcia. south hy N A. lara
milo. east hy Aronai podrirrnyc west
by hills SO hy 500 yaras bounded
north hy - Cbaycs south hy Poll
cnruu Armiio onft by aCeuuia Wr
.hy Atusco hills an undivided inter
pst ln tho l.uis laramillo grant t1 GOO
Personal property value SO. fiu'
half taxes. 2iON2, penalty, bBc costs
Sl.U5. total si2il
chavez Benccslhdo Land 900 Ni
300 ynraH bounded north hy AniInI,
Jose Chayos. south hy N a l0bain
east by a q ChnYga west hy l.ua l."
mas. TOO hy 700 yaraa. bouni iod nuIu
hy a J Chaycs south by Pedro v,
rea east by Prodlcando Garcia wct'
| hy n. spitz Personal property value
/ 5000 First half taxes. 81 nl prh
atty. 5cc; costs. 81 O5 total slt''.
PREcihCT NO, ~.
McCombor. q, " House ana lo,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

PITTS, James Personal property.
consisting of 200 head uf sheep.
First half taxes, &2i.4G, penalty. sIOS;
costs. adC. total. S22Sg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
PRECINCT NO. O.

Sanchez. Carlos y Land 1860 by 100
yaras bounded north by J l., San.
chez south by Frank A tlubbcll. east
hy ) !. Sanchez. west by Los LOmas.
100 hy 270O yaras. bounded north by
Pedro &. Garcia. south by NJ Sanchez.
east 10y Rio Grandc. west by grant
limits. Personal property value Siib.
First half taxes. S3l 10. penalty. fi.bS,
costs. zoe total s3i.O7.
Sanchez, Severo-l.and 81 by ~ va
ras. bounded north by road. south by
Anaya. east by same west by acequia
mRdro 100 by 300 varas land. bound
ed north hy j VI Sanchez. south by
Diego A ArmiiO east by same west
by public road 52 hy ESQ varas land,
bounded north by y Sanchez, south
/ by same. east by = Seyedra. west by
acoquia tiO by 21f5 yaras land
bounded north by NJ Sanchez, south
lby Carlos Sanchez. east by Rio
| lGrandc. west by Pedro Garcia
It2S by POO yaras of land
bounded north hy 3. Sanchez. south
Ihy NJ Sanchez y Tapia, east by An
Inaya's. west by acequia madre 21O
ihy 600 yaraH land, bounded north hy
D. Saycdra. south by la Luz sanchez
east hy T. ChaycH west boy public road
and house. Personal property value
SG.4l5 First half taxes. Si5tGi; pen
IRlty. $773. costs. $40; total <iAI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

Territory of New Mexico. County of
Bornniiilo. in tho District
Court

NUrnnllIIOI N mo UIHiFIrt
Court
Flora Wylor Romero. plalnt,fHya. Sera'
I'm Romero. defendant No, 5S53
To the defendant. soraAn Romero:
You are hereby notified that tho
above action is pending In the said
court aud that unless you enter your
appearance in said cause on or before
the 2ith day Ut June. 1901. judgment
will bee rendered against you by de-
fault that the above named plaintiff.
Flora Wyicr Romero. seeks In and by
said action tu have the hOnds nf matri'
mony now existing between her and
you. the satd defendant. Serahn ilo-
nero. dissolved by decree of said
court. that you may be- decreod to pay
the costs Of this suit. Including AN at
turncy'H fro.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

valued at $500 First half taxes
f2Glus. penalty. $50, costs, si7b. 90
tai 92gt3.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
PRECINCT NO. p.

Armijo. Diego Il Personal proper
~ consisting of cattle aud sheep
valued at S3O5 First half taNos. SG14,
penalty soc. costs. 35c. total SG.1g.
SaWtell. Dr &. NJ Personal prop
crty consisting Of 3O5 head OF sheep
First half taxes, 5000. penalty. 33c.
costs. 35c. total. xG7i
SaWtollo. Marcos Improvements
ON public land near Roscland and
hOusc and corral al Cabczon. Per
soual property yalue S235 First hall
taxes s3.5i; penalty. l9c, costs. zoe
total 81 az
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
NJ. ~ so
PRECINCT NO. %.

Carpenter. T. R-iOO by 100 yaras
land. bounded north by Corrito, south
by Chamlsoso east by -. west by
Pablo Ramiaroz House. Precinct
No. z. l60 acres land. Personal prop.
crty value S27O First half taxes,
500. penalty, 32c. costs, SlO5; total,
S77T.
Sandoval, Maria--Throc pieces land
and room house First half taxes.
Slt 90; penalty, 5Sc, costs. Si05, to.
tai {l3O9.
Sclya. Mrs. NWh of SWh
SWI Of sen NWA of SWh See
20. Up. iH y. x v. 300 yaras land.
Nu yards OF land Precinct No 3.
land measuring 20 yards wide from
public road 10 river. bounded north
| lbs south hy Vicente Sodillo
east hy public road west hy river
! Precinct a.. land bounded north hy
| Southwestern Brewery south hy J,au
liz Fathers. east by ~ EstcrO. west uy
railroad Personal property value
| ISI5 First half taxes. Ell3 penalty
3Gc. costs $40. total. S95i.
Whltcumb ~ G.-SWh of SW q,
of Sec 10. Tp iO r. Q. 60 acres
! NWL 81 NWi, of Sec. 20 TIP. Co., u
TO- Personal property value. Sl3o
| First half taxes. Sl771. penalty. $50
costs. Toe. total Sl93G
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
PRECINCT NO T.

Treasurer aud IaN Collector berna
INTO COUNTY New Mexico
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LOST THE
BURGLAR
Man Hunters Are
Unable to
Land.
MAUI TEACHERS
IN DISCUSSIONS
Rough Weather in the Harbor OF
KahuIui Causes Some
Fright.

MAUI. Nov. 16-An attempted bur
glary took place at the Kahului Store
Oh. c. & S. Coz on the night of the
14th.
Late in the evening in question,
light was noticed inside the store, so
the manager and six of the principal
employees quietly surrounded the large
building intending to make sure of the
culprit.
Five of the seven waited outside
while the others boldly entered the
front door, and seeing no one, advanc-
ed further into the interior of the build
ing. In the meantime the burglar broke
a window in one of the side rooms in
attempting to escape. Those on the
outside hearing the noise beat on the
walls and called out to the pursuers
within: Have you got him." This
was misunderstood: We have got
him" is the way it was taken, 50 the
two quit the scene by a side entrance.
The burglar seeing the open door un-
guarded escaped. There is a good deal
of laughing over the affair especially
as nothing was taken by the would-be-
thief.
Waikiki is to have a circus and
first class musical company soon.
The program committee has recent
" arranged the following schedule OF
exercises for the annual meeting OF
the Maui Teachers Association, to be
held in Maunaolu Seminary, beginning
at a. m, November 49, 1901, viz:
Music-Miss Nape.
acknowledgements by Quotation.
Remarks by President-Mr. Reavis
Technical English for Our Schools
Mr. Coke.
STORY TelIing''-Miss Fleming.
.aThe Proper Presentation of Manual
Work to the Child''-Mr. Copeland.
THE Teachers Relation to His Com
munity''-Miss Malone.
Intermission.
How to Teach Astronomy in Our
Schools'-D. d. Baldwin.
THE Proper Correlation of SUD
jects. as History, Geography, Nature
study. etc."-Mr Hardy.
Has Music a Place in Our Schools;
il so. What Shall be Taught, ana
How ?''-Mr. Keliinoi.
when and How Shall We Teach the
Use of Reference Books? '-Mr. Looney.
How Shall We Induce Children to
Read for Themselves ?''-Mr. kapoha-
kimohewa, Mrs. Mckay, Mrs. Saoey
and Miss Eva Smith.
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WOMAN'S EXCHANGE.

following sugar left on nauaI. Ieauy
for shipment: K S NJ, $500 bags; v
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iNCAS WON A
SIGNAL VICTORY
The Artillery PoIoists We're I'M
able TO Score Against
Them on Saturday.

The polo match at KapioIani Park on
Saturday afternoon did not come off as
per schedule, the Incas being substituted
for the Hornets as opponents of the Ar
tillery team. The Hornets We're unable
to fill their engagement on account Of
the absence of one of the members OF the
team.
The game was witnessed by a fair
number of spectators, there being about
thirty carriages in the enclosure.
The teams and positions were as fol-
lows:
Incas-1. Potter; .. Albert Judd; 3, Dill
lingham: back, Atkinson.
ArtilleriesT-1, McAdory; ?, Norton; B.
Single: back, Hancock.
The Artillery went into the game with
a handicap allowance of four, and when
time was called at the end of the final
period this score had not been increased.
The Incas meanwhile had notched seven
goals and of course ran out winners by
a margin of three goals.
The defeat of the Artillery was due al
most entirely to lack of team work and
inaccurate hitting.
A F. Judd played No. on the win
ming team, vice c. A. Rice, who holds
down that position when he is at liberty
to play.
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.HILO SUFFERS
FROM THE FLOODS
The Damage Done Will Not Be
Less Than Has Been
Reported.

Reports from Hilo and files of the
newspapers of that city indicate that
the damage done by the floods was
serious, the Tribune even saying that
the losses may reach $4,000. There
is little to add to the account of the
flood as published in the Advertiser
of Saturday last.
George Rodiek, director of H Hack
field & Co, Ltd. arrived at Hilo by
the Kinau Wednesday to look over the
damage done to the lumber Yards of
the firm by the food. After making
q survey of the scene, Mr.. Rodiek CON
c!uded with Mr.. Hamburg that per
mauent outlet for Waiolama must be
made at the point where it broke
across Front street. He said it would
be the policy OF the firm to endeavor
TO convince the government authori-
ties of the wisdom of this course He
does not believe that widening the
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watakea canal will solve the problem
The Hilo Tribune says:

Waiakea canal will solve the problem
The Hno Tribune says:
Rainbow Falls was one of the grand
eSt sights of the whole storm. The
IVaiIilIIl1 river at that point was little
Loss if at all inferior in subHmity to
tba- Horseshoe Falls of the Niagara.
Charles Hitchcock secured a fine pho
tograph when the waters were near
their maximum volume. Scores of Hi
,oites braved the rain to witness the
big falls.
The same reports of damaged roads
come in from the north. At Hawai-
nui q. gang of men were kept working
all Saturday night to save the road
from destruction by landslide. An
other landslide at Onomea covered the
road with tons of earth for a distance
of fifty yards
Speaking of this road, ]. A. Scott,
of the road board, said that the storm
demonstrated over again that the best
road is the cheapest. There is a
stretch of good road by the Papaikou
school which was made right in the
first place five years ago. This has
never required a dollar for repairs, and
was unframed by the flood. Mr. Scott
says the road board is now out of
money, working on credit, and never
was the need of funds for improve
ments more urgent than now.
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soULsBY's PERMANENT JOB.

For the twenty-seventh time w. j.
Soulsby has been made private secretary
to the lord mayor of London, as the lord
mayor elect, Sir j. Dimsdale, has ap-
pointed him to that office for the coming
year Although Mr.. Soulsby has been
secretary to London'S lord mayors for
over a quarter of century, he is not
yet 50 years old. His task IS no light
one; every day he has 10 handle GOO or
zoo letters and to attend to the wants
of some 200 callers, who seek his advice
upon every sort of subject from long
lost relatives to taxation and bicycles.
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GENERAL NOTES.

Tonight, in Alexander Hall, WalluKu,
the Ladies' Guild will hold a bazaar
for the sale of fancy articles, ice cream
candy, etc.
During the last ten days Inspector
6. Keliinoi has been visiting schools at
ITIupalakua, Makena, Keokea, keala-
hou. Makawao and Kaupokalua. On
Friday. the 18th, he went to kihei TO
obtain a site for school there, mas
much as quite a number of children
of school age are living on the plan
tation with no facilities for instruc-
ton.
Last Saturday afternoon, the 9Th,
there was a very rough sea on at Ka-
huIui. The steamer Claudine rocked to
and fro so heavily that the whole OF
her decks was plainly visible from the
landing, as she rolled from side to side.
AS the steamers boat with cabin pas
sengers aboard was making for the
vessel, the steersman, by some mis-
chance. lost his oar and the boat
swung around almost under the rock
ing CIaudine before the bOatboys gain
ed control of their boat and placed
their passengers aboard the steamer
That everybody present was badly
frightened goes without saying.
Miss Gallagher, who has been spend
ms. some months in Kula. departed per
Kinau of the 18th for Hilo to accept
position of nurse in the hospital
there.
A free train will run from Wailuku,
Kahului and Spreckelsville, to Paia
Friday night, the 22d, on the occasion
of the bazaar to be given in Paia Hall
by. the Makawao Ladies' Aid Society
Weather-Very cold. with heavy
trades
Mower County transcript., 1901-07-03
Weddings.
DOUGHTY-McMARTIN

DOUGHTY-MCMAR
At the residence OF the officiating
clergyman, Saturday evening, June
10Th, Richard E.. Doughty. Jr., and
Miss Bessie McMartin OF this city,
Rev. B. n. Kroese officiating They
will reside near Claremont, MINI.
FREEMAN
Married at the residence of Mr.. A..
ence n freeman to Miss Ovieldo
Marie Peterson, Tuesday, June 25,
1901, at $3.50 p. m. Both Of Austin,
The groom is painter who works for
J. M. Malm berg.
ALDAL-HANSON.
At the Red Oak Grove church in
Udolpho, Thursday, June II, 1901.
John T. Aldal and Miss Jennie Han.
son OF Corning, Rev. Johnson Of
Blooming Prairie officiating. The
church was filled with friends and
relatives. The bride was becomingly
attired in white lawn. Miss Susie
Aldal was bridesmaid and Ben Aldal
groomsman. After the ceremony
over 300 Of the guests repaired to the
| residence OF the grOOm's parents,
where an elegant wedding dinner was
served. The afternoon was spent So
cially and Schradle's orchestra fur
Dished music for those who wished to
indulge in dancing. Mr.. and Mrs.
Aldal will reside 90 the Aldal home.
stead in Udolpho township.
-. WARD D-ANDREW.
At the residence OF the brides
mother on College street, Thursday
Ieyening, June 27, 1901, Augustus
! Ward and Miss Jessie Andrews all OF
this city, Rev j. NJ. Brown officiating
The bride was attired in white silk
null Miss Edith Babcock of Win.
dom, former classmate OF the bride,
was bridesmaid, and John HORNED
groomsman. the ring ceremony was
read. Only relatives and few init
mate friends were present. A wed.
ding supper was ;su bsequently served
and reception was held in the even.
ing. The bride is a graduate o1
Mankato high school, class OF '98, and
OF the Austin high school. class OF '95
She has taught successfully at Lewis
berg and at Adams, The groom is az
emploYee OF G.. a. Horned Packing
Co.. A nun ber Of beautiful wedding
gifts were received. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward have gone to housekeeping al
8ll Grove street. I. Il.
Mower County transcript., 1901-07-03
Summer Training School,

A Summer Training School for
teachers will be held in Austin, be-
ginning July 10Th, and continue tour
weeks. Instructors OF experience wilt
take charge of the classes SO that
those attending may not only learn
the subject matter treated of but also
may observe practical methods of pre-
senting subjects to classes. A model
primary school will be one Of the most
practical helps to teachers. w n
Glasses in all branches required for
second grade certificates will be pro-
vided for on the program. Work in
first grade subjects will also be plan.
ned and will be carried out II a
sufficient number OF teachers desire
such subjects. ~: - g., -,
There will be two classes in Read
ing. One class will take up the study
'of one of Shakespeare's' plays. The
other class will take up work based
on selections chosen from Baldwin's
and Cyr's Fourth Readers. The aim
OF this class will be two.fold: first, to
have the teacher read and interpret
the selections second. to study and
discuss getting the child to read and
interpret the selection. Teachers
desiring this work may bring readers
with them il they have. them. =.
In addition to subjects required for
certificates, there will be classes in
music and Ora wing and general work
in physical culture and nature study
Teachers are expected to be present
the first day unless there is a reason
able excuse for being bsent. Glasses
will be organized and work will begin
on the opening day.