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The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

Charles Stewart the farmer whose
arrest on the 18th caused sensation
in Sodus township. has confessed. He
told Prosecutor Riford all of the de.
tails of his assault upon the ii-year-
old girl Sophia Johnson. the daughter
of neighbor. and says he Will plead
guilty when arraigned. His only eN-
cuse was that he had been drinking
some before the outrage was pcrpc-
iuitcd, Stewart belongs 90 well-to-
do Sodus family. lie II - years of
age nnd very large man. weighing
over 2Uu pounds.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

Nt the Homer. H.. fair Friday nf-
trruoon l2.OuO people saw the acrunaut.
l.. W. Sartcll. of Fairwell. Mich. fall
.1W feet. When hc cut loose from
his balloon his parachute failed 90
upcn. Ills feet were driven into the
earth six inches aud there was com
pound Fracture OF both legs lie may
recover Sartell's wife was Killed two
months ago lay fall from halloon
near Cairo. lll. the parachute refusing
to open.
Grand Haven lost SIS as result OF
IT. street fair.
Benton Ilnrbor's Chautauqun assem-.
bly must face u deficit of nearly S2.OOO.
Tut the business men of the city have
dc, ided to aid the committee to raise
the debt ln this ease. the assembly
viii try " again next year.
Mrs. Eliza Jones. Of Jackson. and
her daughter. aged 10. no Michigan
Center. were crossing the Michigan
Central railway tracks. Mrs. Jones
became confused and stepped In front
Of train. being ground To death.
In his address at the laying 90 the
CORNERSTONE for the new sugar fac
tory Thursday senator j. G. burrows
defended the action of the beet sugar
insurgents In congress AMI declared
that with the proper encouragement
the beet sugar industry would become
one of the greatest OF agricultural In
dustries.
Kibhie Wilhelm. the young man In
iurcd in u runaway In Kalamazoo last
week. II IN dying condition at lior
CESS hospital. and the PHYSICIANS state
that hc cannot survive.
building inspectors are visiting Cold.
waters business houses and factories
aud ordering the owners to put up firc
escapes. There was a great dcarth
of such means OF exit under an emer-
gcncy.
Plans are being perfected ia Tray-
erse city for the organization, 10y a
number Of local capitalists. of . com.
puny for the manufacture of beet su.
gar. The company will bo capitalized
fur SiO1 on.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29
serious misunderstanding

After spending week in the Wayne
county Jail James L. Perry was taken
before Police Justice SELLERS Friday
morning. The Justice listened to Just
one witness and then said
II don't want 60 hear any more ~
this ease You are free. Mr.. Perry.
Tie witness proved that MIR. Perry.
q respected citizen 81 Chcboygan
Mich. - years old. had spent a week
ih Jail here through misundcrstand-
iug Mr. Perry WAS dragged from his
home week ago on warrant chnrg-
ing him with moving. couccaiiug and
cnhczzling soda fountain with in
tent 10 dCfraud.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29
silent on the LnMn.

\ woman nnd two small children
from Bcsscm"r are supposed tu have
slept Oh the capitol Lawn Tuesday
night The following night the wo.
man called at the police station. where
IL was learned that she had come to
Lansing to clear her title to her home.
officials az the state department could
give her no satisfaction. and Lam
sing poor superintendent started her
ou her way home. she could speak
hut a little English.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29
Detroit. Aug. 10, 1907.
VIZ Rrtnrn.

There Is a story current In Lansing
tu the effect that Col. Ell r. sutton
will return To- Detroit in time for trial
az the September term OF the lngham
Circuit Court IL II stated that his
attorneys are prepared to undertake
his defense. and will oflcr letters 10
show that Gen. White cudcaVured to
obtyin money from sutton. threaten
ing exposure II he did Eot make set.
tlcmcnt with him. The effect of
Whites testimony. ii Is claimed would
thus De- offset
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29
nnn.t wnnt 1nrni,nI.

The reports of the doings M street
clruivHis in various cities seem To Ice
fostering an impression that the evils
that come from such entertainments
murc than cuuntcrhalancc the advan.
taEcs u u asserted that one promin-
cut citizen OF Niles has offered to do
nate S,OO towards paving streets II IN"
promoters viii call ofr the carnival. and
eight other business men will give $50
each.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

The main trouble with Mr. Carne.
r.c's plan for dying poor Is that as
fast as he gives away one big fortune
Dc goes ;o work and arcumulatcs an.
other.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

There were lO3 British war vessels
at Gpithead. ostensibly for naval
review The real reason is they got
together 20 protect themselves and
other British shipping from Mr. J.
Picrpont Morgan.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

With the present outlook In tho
coal market now is the time for in.
ycatOrs To bring forward their pro-
ccsscs for storing and utilizing the
heat rays of the sun.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

Persons should be careful about
experimenting witt queer medicines.
The Pennsylvania farmer who tried
the bee sting cure for rheumatism Is
now an object OF interest to the near
est undertaken.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

on the government experimental
track between Berlin and Zossen, Ger.
many. a trolley was recently run at
the rate OF 10 mues an hour. See
what We are coming 20.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

At a recent family reunion IN In
diana there was one man present who
had seen six generations OF kinsmen-
and still had g. in his pocket that
hadn't icon borrowed.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

a Cleveland. O.. paper sneers al
the American recipients OF Prince
Henry's souvenirs as a Job lot OF
citizens. anyway" The trouble seems
To be that there wasn't a Cleveland
man In the whole bunch.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

That pctrihcd ship beyond the Yu-
kon may be the ark. or may simply
show that attempts TO lift what is now
the Americas Gun have been made
ever since the stone age.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

Experiments az the University of
have a strong preference for dark red
and blue. They still seem TO be able
TO find the white spots now and then.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

Manifold are the uses OF the injunc.
bachelor applies for one against n
woman who persists IN trying 10 mar
rs him.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

The ycracious story from Bay city.
Mich that n girl there IS supposed
90 Dee turning To marble, should be a
warning To girls who are developing a
marble heart.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

Naturally Europeans are curious 20
see three real soldiers.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

The Alaska earthquake was not an
event OF much importance. inasmuch
as % did not shake any gold nuggets
out of the ground.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

The cruiser Chicago has arrived az
Cronstadt Russia We shall soon
know II vodka Is all Il Is cracked up to
Ice as an intoXicant
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

\ skeleton with an eightinch jaw
has been found In Texas. Lots OF
good senatorial timber was wasted in
the past
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

4 New YORK man wrs detained "a
Gn insane person because he threw
away his money In London. Surely
there must have been some other eyi.
GcEto.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

The Earl OF Dudley. who has just
been appointed lord lieutenant Of Ire
land. may already count on having
several million enemies
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

Senator Clark's new s20vv.000 man
sion Is temporarily obscuring that
other Montana product. Mary Mac
! aue.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

More oil in Texas. Tlat once inim-
teal state Is in danger of floating OF.
some morning. on a wave Of petroleum
and prosperity.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

The Missouri river will have TO keep
it's snags or employ some other dent
ist. Uncle Sam gives up the job.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

King Edwards head is not SO uneasy
as II was before the coronation. A
tactful woman saved him the annoy
ance OF getting his crown on crooked.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

II Minister LANG Cheng Tung
makes any mistakes they will be
mere slips of the Tung.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

King Edward has been "coronatcd." !"
hut Mrs. Maybrick has not been liber-
ated yet
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

Prince Chen has proved that he has
the constitution OF diplomat by sur
yiving a ffty-course dinner.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

The man who hints that he dies
for his family's sake generally has
some coward or crazy reason OF his
own.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

Let IL be said for Polar Explorer
Baldwin thai he got back without a
relief expedition. anyway
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

Venezuela seems To be suffering
from an overdose of Castrorla.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

The man in Venice who doesn't
want 10 go to church now has rat
tling good excuse.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

Fred Burhle. of Marshall. aged
noout "a years. u tinsmlth by trade
aud a half-witted fellow. has mysteri.
ously disappeared. lie was employed
m the Folding Bath Tub Co. aud on
Monday morning. August 4. stepped
ont Of the factory. after working
about 20 minutes lie has not been
seen since. The officers ar, making an
effort tO ascertain his whereabouts.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

After all. can Cuba be blamed for
wanting S35 900 600? Who doesn't?
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

Now II HobsOn would get married
perhaps the girls would let him alone.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

I'm spite of the dlsquietlng reports
that householdcrs may have to pay
from $40 10 Sij n ton FOR anthracite
coal this winter. u they get any at all.
IL IL said that there II not much like
lIhood Of them having to pay much n
anv more thnn the normal price for
their winter supply. The operators
are already laying plans 10 meet the
great demand for anthracite which Is
expected when the mines open again,
aud they are ready to put them In op-
crntiOn as soon as the strike u broken.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

II rs reported that senator Frye. of
Maine. aged ~. u to marry Miss Ellen
May. of Portland. aged ~.
During drunken carousai at the
homo OF Frank Brace. Morrow. O.,
Carrie Price was shot and killed
The annual report of the auditor for
the war department shows that the
amounts allowed the several states ow.
ING 10 the war with Spain aggregate
81 O5T .5S5. other accounts settled dur
INC the year are given as follows:
ouartermasters S5t.5O1 600; engineers.
Soo ots.57S: Subsistence. Si0.7il.Hg,:
signal service. S5Go.Ci1; paymasters.
$50. .7o2, ,4T3.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-29

Farmers are feeling better In Willow
vicinity than they did u few weeks
ago. Many have threshcJ their grain.
aud II turned out the best for several
wears
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-03-04
SANTA FE N. M, TUESDAY, MARCH a. 1902.
CONSIDERING The
LEASING PROPOSITION
The American Cattle Growers Association and
the Colorado Cattle Growers Convention
Pronounce Upon This Subject
ADDRESS OF WELCOME BY GOVERNOR
0RMAR AND BY MAYOR WRIGHT

Denver, March 4.--The American
Cattle Growers Association assembled
in the Tabor Opera house today for it's
second annual convention. An address
of welcome was made by Governor Or
man and Mayor Wright Of this city,
and a response by A. c. Cleveland, of
Nevada. President F. c. Lusk's annual
address was devoted largely to the
question of leasing the public domain.
He advocates an enactment by con-
gress of a law to regulate the matter
The Colorado Cattle Growers convan-
tion postponed the consideration of the
leasing question until this morning, in
order to confer with the other associ-
alton before taking action. 1T was
voted to assess each COW and horse rep
resented in the association two cents q
wear, and sheep in proportion.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-03-04
DISTRICT COURT.
The United States Grand and Petit JurIss and the Terri
torIaI Grand Jury lmpaneIed.

| The United States grand jury and the
territorial grand jury got down to work
today at the court house. The United
States petit jury was excused for the
day. All three panels were exhausted
yesterday a d j. Fl. Gerdes and Celes-
tino Ortiz were appointed special jury
commissioners who together with Judge
McFie selected enough names to fiji the
panels.
The United States grand jury consists
of the following: James Carotf ers,
foreman; c. II. Kean, R. w. Penn,
Adam Martines, Mariana Garcia, Sl,non
Martinez, Bartolo Valdez, Fernandes
Mestas, Evaristo Montana, Encarnacion
Aragon, Benito Espinosa, Anastacio
Martinez, Acenslon Romero, Carlos
Digneo, Jose Leon G rduno. Delvino
Romero Ismael Martinez, Mauricio
Vigil, Placido Garcia, Alfredo Hinojos;
Malaquias Martinez, Jr.
The United States petit jury consists
Of the following: Juan de Jesus Duran,
Soltero Romero, Fl. I. Conger, |. Sparks,
Octaviano Rodriguez, Jose Qua alupe
Trujillo, Juan de Serna. Anastacio Her
rera, Manuel Lopez, Manuel Herrera,
Jesus M. Lucero, Ruperto Sanchez, l..
M. Cutter, Dionicio Cisneros, Cornelius
Abilar, l.. s. Meyers, Charles S. Boyd,
Florencio Manzanares, Cruz Martinez,
Juan N. Lujan, Santiago Baca y Ro-
nero, Genaro Qnintana, Felipe Martin,
Antonio Reyes Barela and Melquiades
| Quntana.
The following were appointed balitfs
of the United States court: Gregorio
Herrera, H. w. Easton, j. p Cortez
w 5. Fletcher was appointed crler and
David Gonzales interpreter for the grand
jury.
The four cases of the United Sta es
against Pedro Sanchez and Mariana
Sena were set for next Monday.
The case of the United States VS..
Francisco Archuleta, of Rio Arriba
county, for postal offense. was set for
Saturday of this week.
The territorial grand jury consists of
the following: Benito Naranjo, fore
man; Henry Pacheco, Damiap Montoya,
Camilo Padilla y Garcia, Antonio Lujan,
Leandro Romero, Daniel Jones, Pedro
Lopez, Pablo Gallegos, Manuel Naranjo,
Albino Herrera, Eulogio Martinez,
David Baca, T. mas Alarid, Manuel Me-
drano, Everardo Armijo, Cosme Alard.
The bailiffs of the territorial court are
Vivian Griego, Nicolas Quintana, Juan
Manuel Angel, Jose Maria Garcia.
Pablo Padilla is the inter reter of the
gra d jury.
Tomorrow forenoon at ten o'clock,
Judge McFie will commence calling the
criminal and civil dockets.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-03-04
"A PROSPEROUS TAOS COUNTY RANCHER
Feasible Railway Line from Taos TO the Rio Grande
River

L. M. Cutter, of Aqua de Lobo, Taos
county, is in Santa Fe on jury duty.
Mr. Cutter has been resident of Taos
county the past thirteen years and is
the proprietor of one Of the finest
ranches in New Mexico. At an eleva-
ton of over 5000 feet, he owns fine
orchard. From strawberry patch,
only one-quarter of an acre in size, he
picked last year over 1900 quarts of
berries, for which he found ready
market. The fruit he raises has excit-
ed the admiratio of New Mexico hor-
ticulturists, and his place Is considered
one of the most beautiful in Taos coun-
ty. Mrs. Cutter is the postmistress at
Aqua de Lobo
Mr. Cutter also pays attention to
mining. Four miles from Aqua de
Lobo, in the San Cristoval canon, the
kIondy1e mine has been developed 200
feet by an incline shaft, but water
prevented further progress and tun-
mel will be drilled to make an outlet
for the water. From rich streak of
ore in this mine samples were taken
which assayed 1876 ounces Of silver,
81 per cent lead, II per cent Of copper,
and 81 In gold. From 500 pound sam
pie shipment taken from across a four
foot dyke and sent to Pueblo, return
of $21 was received.
Mr.. Cutter, in speaking of railway
to Taos, says the most feasible route
would be beginning at Taos, then
down the Taos creek around the Cien-
eguilla divide, down Cieneguilla creek
to the Rio Grande valley and then nine
miles to Embudo, where connection
would be made with the Denver and
Rio Grande. The entire length of such
a line would only be 25 miles, and no
engineering obstacles are in the way.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-03-04
THE COLORADO SNOW SLIDE.
The Storm at Telluride Has Ceased-Two More Men
Missing Near 0uray

Telluride, Colo, March 4-The storm
is over. About $50 men are working on
the slide to recover the bodies buried
under the mass of snow.
THE SITUATION AT OURAY.
Denver, March A special to the
Times from Ouray says: George Du-
vail, agent of the Colorado Telephone
Company at Silverton, and Marion
Bell, a lineman, were at Ironton on
Sunday. They left for Silverton on the
same day. They have not been heard
from since. 1t is feared that both
perished in a snowslide.
No slides occurred here during the
past twenty-four hours, but the stage
road to Red Mountain is still blocked.
Two feet Of snow fell last night at
Camp Bird and ten inches in this city.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-03-04
THE PHILIPPINE
TARIFF BILL.
The Conference Report on the Measure Was
Adopted by tho House and Now Goes
to the President.
RURAL FREE DELIVERY BILL
The Senate Discussed the Ship Subsidy Bill and Then
Went Into Executive SessIon-The Senate Commit
tee on Finance Today Considered The Repeal
Of the War Revenue Bill.
SENATE.

Washington, March AT o'clock
the subsidy bill was taken up. Frye
made some remarks supplementary to
his speech of yesterday. A 3 p. m. the
senate went into executive session.
HOUSE.
Washington, d. c., March 4.-The
house agreed to O conference report on
the Philippine tariff bill 1t now goes
to the president.
The report was adopted, 1888 to 109.
Littlef1eld (Rep.) Maine, Mccall
(Rep) Massachusetts, and Heatwole
GRep) Minnesota, voted with the DEM
ocrats against the adoption of the re-
port. The house resumed the consider
alton of the bill to classify the rural
free delivery service and to place car
riers under the contract system.
THE WAR REVENUE BILL.
Washington March 4.-The house
bill for the repeal Of the war revenue
bill and providing for the removal Of
the duty on tea received its first con-
sideration at the hands Of the senate
committee on finances today, and when
the committee adjourned, the members
expressed the opinion that the measure
will be favorably reported after one or
two more. sittingS.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-03-04

school sections in different parts Of the
territory. The annual report Of Land
Commissioner A. A. Keen Will be
printed in English and Spanish and
will be distributed at an early date.
The board is assured by the Depart
ment of the Interior that leases on file
at Washington, to the number of about
100, are now receiving prompt atten-
ton and within a month will be passed
upon, when the land board will be able
to forward the duplicate leases to the
lessees.
INCORPORATIONS.
The Bank of Portales, Chaves county,
today filed incorporation papers, the
incorporators being Joseph B. Sledge
of Portales, 90 shares; Ruffln F. Sledge.
Coma, Panala county, Mississippi, 80
shares; Carrie M. Sledge, Portales, W
shares; John Eiland, Benjamin Blank
enship and Charles Woodcock, of Por-
tales, each ten shares, who, excepting
Carries M. Sledge, are also the d1rec-
tors of the bank. The capital is $4,000,
divided into 300 shares. Headquarters
at Portales.
The Porter-Ewell Mercantile Com
pany was incorporated today by John
F. Porter, John c. Ewell, of Roswell
Chaves county; Edward B. Carruth,
Yoakum, Texas John B. Bernay'
Brownwood, Texas. Capital $4,000, di-
yided into 300 shares. Headquarters
Roswell. The directors are the above
incorporators, excepting Edward B.
Carruth.
The Roswell Lumber Company was
incorporated today by 1sibud B. Rose,
John Slaw, j. Grundy Hedgecoxe,
James A. Collingham, Richard Bar
nett, Herbert Fitzgerald, James F.
Hinkle, Jason W. James, Robert W.
Johnson, of Roswell. Capital $4,000,
divided Into 200 shares. Headquarters
Roswell, Chaves county. The incorpo-
rators are also the directors Of the
company.
The st. Louis Copper Mining and Ex-
traction Company was incorporated to-
day with 100000 capital, divided into
100, 900 shares. Headquarters at Las
Vegas. The incorporators and direc-
tors are w. B. Twitchell. of Las Vegas;
B. J. O'Reilly, George w. Hutchins, of
st. Louis; Ralph w. Higgins and w.
G. Reid, of Las Vegas.
Oscar F. Clifford, Of Organ, Dona
Ana county; Henry F. Vogel and Rob-
ert P. Williams Of st. Louis, directors,
today Incorporated the Hancock Mines
Company, with $1,0oo,OOo capital, divid-
ed into 100000 shares. The headquar-
ters of the company are at Las Cruces
and the main business offices at st.
Louis.
The Pintado Copper Mining Company
today filed incorporation papers, the
incorporators being Chas. H. Taggart,
Of Santa Rosa; Ricardo Aragon, OF
Puerto de Luna; and William G.
Lewis and Edmund G. Weeks, of Talla-
hassee, Florida. The capital Is $4,000.
divided into $50 shares. The headquar-
ters Of the company are at Santa Rosa,
Guadalupe county.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-03-04
THE RECEPTION
AT CHICAGO
"Hoch der Kaiser" and "Hurah for Heinrich
We're the Shouts That Greeted Prince
Henry Today in the Windy City.
At THE LINCOLN MONUMENT
The Royal Visitor Placed a Laurel Wreath Upon the
Statue Of the Martyred Presldent-A Beautiful
Present for Princess Irene, wife
Of Prince Henry

Chicago, March 4.-The welcome
with which Prince Henry was received
last night was repeated and empha
opportunity to enjoy his expressed de-
sire Of meeting American citizens a
close range. During the day he listen
ed to an address from the Centra
Bund of st. Paul, presented by Gov
ernorVan SAINT, placed wreath on the
Lincoln monument in Lincoln Park
and enjoyed luncheon and reception
at the Germania Club. A dense crowd
was crushed about the somber statue
of the great emancipation when the
prince and encourage came upon the
scene. Cries Of "Hoch der Kaiser"
and "Hurrah for Heinrich!" We're nu-
merous, making thunderous volume
of welcoming sound.
The prince bowed repeatedly. He
was all gravity as he laid at the feet
of the image of the martyred presi-
dent the laurel token of respect. AT
the Germania Club President Fischer
proposed the health of the President
of the United States, which was
drunk standing.
The next toast, also proposed by Mr.
Fischer, was to the Emperor of Ger
many. This was drunk like the first.
During the rendering of both American
and German patriotic music, the guests
remained standing. Harry Rubens
delivered the speech of the occasion in
proposing the health of the clubs dis
tinguished guest. When the luncheon
was finished, President Fischer escort
ed the prince to the elaborately decor
ated ball room, where the prince re-
ceived those who had taken luncheon
with him. During this reception.
President Fischer, on behalf of the la
dies of the club, presented the prince
with magnificent vase to be given to
his wife, Princess Irene. The prince
thanked the ladies in behalf of the
princess, declaring no incident of his
visit pleased him more. The vase
was of gold and cut glass, and two
feet high.
Iii response to Rubens, Prince Henry
said ''Mr. Chairman and Fellow Ger
mans-I thank you very much for the
reception you have given me. / would
like to say to the Germans of this
country that they have done great
deal for the literature and science OF
this country, and I hope they will con-
tinue this good work I will not de-
tain you by making long speech, but
will simply say that sincerely hope
that the Germania Club will succeed
in living up to it's high ideals"
Glasses were waved In the air, While
three l,1sty "Hochs!" were given.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-03-04
new MExICo'S INTERESTS.
They Arc Well Guarded BY Delegate g. s. Rodsy but Hs
Should Have Better Support.
Special to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
Washington, March 4.
Hon. B. S. Rodey, New Mexico's del
egate to congress, spoke for an hour
on the various phases Of the Elephant
Butte Dam project before the house
committee on foreign affairs. He held
the close attention of the committee,
and it's chairman said that the time
accorded to Mr.. Rodey's argument was
the longest time accorded to any per-
son before the committee for many
years.
DR.. Nathan E. Boyd, as we'll as the
opposition to the Elephant Butte Dam
project will be given quarter of an
hour each next Thursday for argument
before the committee.
Delegate Rodey undoubtedly should
have more assistance and support in
the many fights he is making on behalf
of the territory.