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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-22
AramorsIte,s rravelIna Auent..

The following are the travelling rep.
resentatives Of the Daily and Weekly
Ardmoreite, who are authorized TO so.
licit and receipt for subscriptions and
Advertisements for either publication
J. w Smith, Willie Kennedy. X @
Tucker j. G. spreckelmeyer and J.
F. Easley.
SIDNEY SUGGs. Pnh
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IS YOUR NAME AEREf

- TWIN NAIVE FNEnE4
II Sc. Call a. To~nsite ofiee and
Get Supplemental Schedule.
c. G. McKo.n. clerk Of the tovnsite
commission of the indian Territory
low serving supplemental schedules
% Ardmore property. has papers for
the following parties. which must
be called for by Saturday noon. 9th.
.rwise wait untn the first OF July and
get them from A. W Hehy. chairman
u the Chickasaw townslte commits.
ilon:
Abernathy. James ]
Ardmore SIN & Elevator Co.
Allen, Thomas A.
Attaway. Rebecca
Black. Gibson T.
Bramlet. Mel c.
Boucher. John c.
Heirs Of Almer c. Barnes. deceased
Bulard. George A.
Banks, jefferson ".
Craig. Amanda J.
Corlew. Mrs. Willie.
Collrus. sebe f.
Davies, Elmer n.
Dyer James r.
Ellsworth, Edward F.
F1emmlng. Julia
Foster & TCrsttt.
Frisbe, Mrs. Harriet.
Fore, Julia d.
Goldman. Hortence.
Gibson, Laura o.
Hinkle. William.
Heirs q Manguin s. Holden.
Harris. Joseph B.
Jameson, James NJ.
Johnson. Joseph l.. t
Kuykendall. William.
King. Ewing b.
Mccoy. Chandler J.
James l. Moore, deceased. (heirs)
Morgan, John n.
Matthews, Belle p.
Orr. John T.
Pennington & Jameson.
Palmer, Jacob w.
Redheld, Orin NJ
Robson. Joe f.
Ritter. Geo w
Robertson. Levi B.
Sanders. James A.
Smith. william II.
Sacra, Mrs. Fannie.
Stevenson. Cornelius c.
Self. William F.
Snider. Amanda .E.
Trask. William w.
Thomason, Robert T.
Towery. Walter A.
Walker. David NJ.
Watkins. Mrs. Mamie.
Wyont. Arlenia.
Wilkinson. Ebert II.
Wells, John l..
Wells. Oscar A.
Watts. william A.
Wood. Chas. L.. G. r. Hall. agent
Walker. Ira F.
Watson. Henry.
Weeks Bros.
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. You set more for your money IN
heating and cook stoves at sprae,ns.
than any other place. He sans a..
Leader and the Garland. Can Won
think of better stovssf ''1
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Don't buy your refrigerator until
you have examined the White Noun.
tain at ]. b. spragins & Cos
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Board Of Health.

DIR. J. w. Moffett. city physician;
Drs. S. S. Carr, J. w. Smith, Walter
Hardy, Mayor X. w. Dick.
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Sale still going on. Everything
selling dirt cheap. Come quick or
all will be gone. West Main street,
opposite courthouse.
ls'St. Il. b. PUGH.
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A refrigerator that Will save its cost
in ice Is worth dozen other brands
That's the White Mountain. sold by
Stevens. Kennerly & spragins Co.
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The White Mountain refrigerators
are ice savers, spragins & Co. sell
them. .enc -
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You will be better pleased with
your refrigerator Ii It's whito Noun.
tain. stevsps RennerIy q spragins
Co.
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Sale still going on Everything
selling dirt cheap. Come quick or
all will be gone West Main street,
opposite courthouse.
lS.3t. E. B. PUGH.
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There are some who have no .,,o
g 20 hsn unless perchance they fish in
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Alderman.

First ward-R. Hardy, ]. S. Nc
Charen.
seconl ward-J. s. Mullen, c. F.
Fraley.
Third Ward-C. L. Byrne, r. w.
Randol
Fourth ward-w. T. Gardner, W
f. Wilmington.
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The worlds famous stoves, IN,
Bridge and Beach. at
WEEKS BROS.
Practical Timers aud Plumbers.
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Subscribe for the Ardmoreite.
Old papers at this ofice Is cents
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Kingman cultivators are produce
takers.
If. WILLIAMS. CoRHN & co.
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SIDNEY sUGGs. Pub.
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T. b. JOHNSON. Adjutant
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Phone No. 1876. p. @. Box 12.
d&w.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-21

dinance to strike out OF the existing
ordinance that exception which allows
music boxes 10 be placed In saloons
and gambling houses without the 81.
900 license. which makes prohibitive
'he employment OF professional play.
ers. The motive given for the propos.
cd ordinance seemed TO be that as a
leading saloon has a large Regina
music box with piano, drum, banjo,
cymbols and other attachments. other
saloon men felt that they would have
to get loud sounding instruments also
or be at disadvantage: and u the lead.
ing saloons OF the town all had sucn
musical instruments there would be
too much noise disturbing the quiet.
ide OF the streets. Whether the same
1e OF action will be taken with the
Sa,vation army. and the several phon.
ographs Of which the city boasts, was
rot intimated. The matter was REFER.
Ell TO the grievance committee for re-
port at next meeting.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-21
he IS RAPID
Delegate Rodey Got in His Congress
Sional Work Early.
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS

On November II, 1908, Delegate Ro
dey introduced the fol- wing bills and
resolution in the house OF representa-
tives at Washington:
A bill III b. 1850 for the erection
of a public building at Las Vegas. n
NJ. to the committee on public build.
ings and groJnGs.
Also. bill ia. K. 1852 for the cree.
ton of public building at Albuquer.
que, n. NJ; to the committee on pub,
lie buildings AMI grounds
Also, a bill "a. II. 1851 to provide
for an additional associate Justice OF
the supr me court OF the territory OF
New MEXICO; - the committee on the
judiciary.
Also, bill Oh. X. 1850 10 authorize
the exploration and purchase OF mines
within the boundaries OF private land
claims; TO the committee on mines
and mining.
Also, a bill Ca, X. 1850 to validate
certain acts Of the legislative assem-.
hly OF the territory of New Mexico,
with reference 10 the issuance OF Ger.
tain bonds; to the committee on ter.
ritories
A Joint res oiution III. ]. Res. 2I) for
the printing of 5000 copies OF the re.
port of the governor of New Mexico to
the secretary Ct the interior for the
year ending June 80, 1908; TO the com.
mittee on printing.
A bill III. Il. 2204) granting an in
crease OF pensi IN t. Addison b. Stone;
t. the commit, e on invalid pensions
Also bill III. II. 2205) granting an
increase of pension to Hannibal II
English; 10 the committee on invalid
pensions.
Also, a bill I'll. Il. 220G) granting a
pension to Jose Francisco Chaves; to
the committee on invalid pensions.
Also. a bill "a. r. 2207) granting a
pension to Louisa c. V. Mechanism;
tn the committee on invalid pensions
Also, bin III. X. 220S) granting a
pension 10 Jose Gutierrez Garcia; TO
the committee on invalid pensions.
Also, bill III. X. 22O9) granting a
pension TO William Reagan; to the
committee on invalid pensions.
Also, a bill III. X. 22l0) granting a
pension to Julian Luian; Ia the com
mittee on invalid pensions.
Also, bill III. r. 22llD for the re-
lief Of James T.. Chase: to the com.
nittee on public lands.
Also, bill ,h Il. 22l2) for the re-
lief of w, A. walker; to the commit.
tee on claims.
Also. bill On. Il. 22l3) for the re.
lief OF A. II. Reynolds; TO the commit.
tee on claims.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-21

served popularity ms an earnest inves
tigator. a profound thinker. and a sue.
ouessful practitioner.
His parents survive him, ne do also
three brothers and a sister. His per.
sonal family insist OF Mrs. Tascher
and three children. Irma, Beatrice and
RALPH.
The entire &C immunity sympathizes
with them In their irretrievable loss
BY the request OF DIR. Tascher an
autopsy was held upon his remains
last night. to ascertain the cause of
his terrible suffering for the last
month, and the nature OF the dis
ease which baiiied the skill OF his bro.
ther physicians. DIR. Wroth performed
the operation, Doctors yesterday, Cor.
nish, Osuna and Wylder being pres
ent. The operation was entirely sat.
isfactory from a professional stand.
point. but no report OF II will be made
public.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-21
FUNERAL OF DAVID kELEHER
Good Man Gone and EstImabie Fam.
lly Left to Mourn His Loss.

The funeral ohsequies OF the late
David keleher, who died at l1:15 a.
m. yesterday, took place at the Church
OF Immaculate Conception this morn
ing, a large number of relatives,
friends and acquaintanoes being In
attendance BY special request OF the
deceased only a low mass was cele-
brated. One OF the most touching In
cidents In the solemnly beautiful ser
vice. was the singing OF Nearer My
God to Thee" by a choir OF small
children.
Mr. keleher came 10 Albuquerque
about twenty years ago. and had been
in active business life for the greater
part OF the subsequent years, though
for some time his health had been
delicate because he was victim OF
consumption.
The deceased was a brother of Thos.
keleher, a wCu-known merchant. and
is survived by hls wife and five child.
rem, the latter being vim, Lawrence.
Ralph. julia and Katherine. The old
est son Is day operator for the West
ern Union city Office, and a most ex-
cellent young gentleman.
Mr., keleher was fifty-three years OF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-21
CONTRACTOR SHARP
He, Of the BeIsn Cutoff. psre for a
Few Hours This Morning.
ON HIS WAY TO OKLAHOMA

G, II. Sharp, one OF the largest OF
the Santa Fe cutoff subrontractors,
who accompanied President Ripley and
Engineer Dun on trip over the eigh
teen miles of the road completed,
returned here this morning and after
stop OF a couple of hours in the city
left for Oklahoma, where he mas a
contract on the construction of the
Oklahoma Eastern railroad, now in
course of construction.
MIR. sharp IS wintering large num-
Der OF horses and mules in the valley
between Los Lunas and Belen and re-
NAMED over there last night 10 look
the stock over TO see their condition.
He said this morning that he knew
of nothing regarding the cutoff other
than that he did not expect building
operation to begin again until after a
meeting OF the Santa re directors,
which will occur the next few weeks.
II is Mr.. Sharp's opinion that the New
Mexico Eastern will be the important
business before that meeting.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-21

People and Events Cleaned by Re-
pOrters In Hotel Corridors.
INTERESTING VISITORS lASA NIGHT

Henry Il. Weaver Of Chicago, is in
the city on his way to Haywood
springs. near Deming. accompanied
10y Mrs. Weaver and their son.
MIR and Mrs. Weaver have Just re-
turned from tour OF Europe. MIR.
Weaver recently resigned his position
OF vice-president anu general man
ager OF the Weaver Coal a Coke com.
pany OF Chicago. because OF differ.
ences with Jonn W. Gates and other
stockholders OF the steel trust. He
retains. however. mis- place in the
directory Of the company, in which he
holds 500 900 worth of stock. he is
the largest individual stakeholder In
the company, which is capitalized at
s300U.0O
The company makes coke from
bituminus coal and was chartered In
1898 The coal is obtained from the
company's own mines, they owning
vast tracts of lanu in ohio, Illinois
and West Virginia.
Mr.. Weaver was one OF the founders
OF the Rural school for Chicago boys.
which is located at St Charles. He
was also the original mover in the
free bathing on the beaches and the
lake front at Chicago. Mir. and Mrs.
Weaver will spend the winter in New
Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-21
Some Thlnaa Refuted.

Friends OF the Lantry Brothers
came TO the Citizen ONCE today and
desired this paper to say that but
seven Lantry men have died in Al
buquerque. all told. three OF them
were buried at expense OF the county
three by the Lantry Brothers, and one
was criminal when he aied. The
Lantrys as soon as they heard that
their men dying here at public
expenae, signified at once their will.
ingness TO bear the cost.
j W. Edwards wishes The Citizen
to say that he neither applied TO the
county commissioners nor 70 the
ladies OF the benevolent association for
pay for his work In burying the man
johnson. II the ladies were appealed
to by any one, 1t was without his
knowledge and against mis- protest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-21
BOARD OF EDUCATION
The Trustees Held Regular Sem
Monthly Meeting.

Monthly Meeting.
On a call OF the president, II. w
Hopkins, the city school board met in
special session last night with Trus'
tees Keen. Alger Newman, sherwood,
Dieckmann. Superintendent Stroup
and Clerk Hickey present,
Probably the most important bust
mes transacted was the letting OF n
contract to Hughes & McCreight. pub
fishers and job printers, for the print
ing of 5000 copies of the annual re-
ports OF the Iublic schools Of this
city.
Superintendent Stroup request. on
the part of the school board. asking
permission Of the High school build
ing for four DAYS, during which time
fine exhibit Of pictures will adorn
the walls, was granted Admission fee
VIII be charged and the proceeds will
90 to the school decorating fund.
On recommendation OF the superin-
tendent the hours OF session Of the
second grade pupils were extended
forty minutes each day. In the future
they will be dismissed at 1880 a. m.
and 8 so y. m. lhe superintendent re.
ported the total enrolment Of the
schools TO be 1850. an increase over
last year OF 1850.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-21
interesting series OF Leeturea.

Rabbi Jacob H. Kaplan began last
evening his series Of lectures on Jew.
ish Life up to the Time OF the Sec
und temple" The address was
la sly In the way of introduction TO
those which are to follow. several
subjects being mentioned which will
receive more detailed attention in
their respective places.
The attendance other than that OF
the regular conregation. was quite
larger last night, there being fully
forty gentlles, OF whom more than
one were ministers. DR.. kaplan Is
a scholarly man OF large attalnmentn,
broad views. catholic sympathles-ln
every way qualified TO treat carefully,
correctly and Interestingly a subject
so vital to a knowledge o. the origin
Of monotheism.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-21
About Eddy County.

Judge A. A. Freeman was seen at
Sturges' European last night. When
asked why the court about Carlsbad
had not developed more rapidly, con-
sldering It's abundant water supply,
he called attention 10 the fact that
many OF those who haa settled in the
Pecos valley, In the nelghbornood OF
Carlsbad, when water was first deve-
loped, were without experience as far
mers and totally ignorant OF irriga-
ton. They worked at disadvantage
while they remained. and in few
years left the country.
The judge also said that the Pecos
water IN that section Is somewhat
bracklsh. but that only makes 1t the
better for asparagus and celery.
These popular vegetables do better
In the Carlsbad nelghborhood, than
anywhere else in the world" said he.
In. fact. we raise to perfection all
kinds OF vegetaDIes except potatoes,
ana the season extends from June 20
to November /. Inere are $3.50 clear
days out OF the 500, but trees must
oe planted to protect growing crops
IRON the winds. watermelons and
cantaioupes can not be excelled, and
we have lettuce all the year round.
Alfalfa Is our best crop. and lamb
feeding and cattle raising are our best
paying lines CT business. The gov
ernment should own the water supply
OF the Pecos valley. Our country
down there is In fine state OF ad-
yancement, and New Mexico may well
be proud Of the far southeastern
section.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-21
Railroad Engineer.

J. w. Craney. VINO has been con.
necteA g!:h the Chicago & Northwest.
ern. the Chicago s. Great Western.
and tn. Rock Island systems. is In the
city on a SIX months layoff. because
OF health He Will spend the winter
in Albuquerque II he finds the eli
mate to agree with him.
Mr. CraEey has worked in Texas,
Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, III
inois. Minnesota, Nebraska and New
Mexico As a member OF the firm OF
Winston Bros g. Craney, he built the
rock Island into Santa Rosa.
MIR. Craney was never in Alouquer.
que before bur he is much pleased
with the city in general and the Al
varado in particular.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-21
co TO MEXICO in 1904.
Passenger Agents Select Convention
Town for Next Year.

Al the closing session OF the thirty
frst annual convention of the Amer
lean Association OF Travelling Passen-
ger Agents. Mexico City was selected
"a the next place OF meeting, over
Portland. Oregon. u. r. Brunette,
general eastern agent Of the Oceanic
steamship company at New York, was
unanimously elected president; J. w,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-21
A Distinguished Attorney.

Jno +. Lanning of Asburg Park.
New Jersey was in the city yester.
day but left this morning Tor Las
Vegas. Mr. Lanning is associated
with Jonn w Schofeld. formerly at
Santa re. Mr. Lanning is on his way
to the Grand canyon, but stopped in
the city and went back to Las Vegas
10 see w u. Childers on some legal
matters. He is the receiver for a
trust company and among the assets
OF the company are some important
New Mexico mines.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-21
GALLUP NEWS
INTERESTING LOCAL PARAGRAPHS
Special Correspondence.

special correspondence.
Gaiiup, N. NJ, Nov. 16--F. W. Mey-
ers county clerk, has been subpoened
to appear before the United states
grand jary at Prescott on the 18th OF
this month in the case OF the United
States w. II. -. Ewing. who ia charg-
ed with MALE .sance In Office as Indian
agent at Hackbsrry.
IA. Neumann OF the Zuni Lumber
company at Guam, was here on bust
ness last Saturday.
A. r. Arlington died at Gibson on
Friday OF typhoid fever. He had been
placed by the Odd Fellows under DR..
iattee's care some two weeks ago.
The Odd Fellows turned out In a body
yesterday to the funeral. which was
conducted by the Rev. Robert Hodg.
son. from the Methodist church. The
church choir. consisting of Mrs. Al.
drich. Miss Blake. and Messrs. Larkin
and Decker. rendered some very fine
music. The mother, one brother and
sister OF the deceased are supposed
to be In Oklahoma. w. l. Harrington.
another brother wired from Clayton,
N. M. that he could not come. The
estate consists OF four horse team
and about $500 In cash Arlington
had been resident of this county for
five years. AMI had the respect OF all
who knew him.
j 8. Reynolds had n number OF
deeds recorded of different interests
which he had purchased In the Cebol-
lcta land grant.
A burned bridge two miles east OF
here delayed No. q a few hours yester-
day.
Joseph Raillard has been very III for
a few days with kidney trouble.
Bishop 5. Il. Lewis of Ramah visited
Gallup last week and had some deeds
recorded
Mrs. Charles Minnick Is confined TO
her home with dropsy.
The Gallup delegation reports a
royal entertainment by Albuquerque
OF the grand l1uge Of odd Fellows.
l.. Ohlin. manager OF the Colorado
supply store at Gibson has gone to
Denver to lay IN winter supply Of
goods.
Mrs IL H. Morris and son returned
on Saturday nom a six months visit
with relatives in Indiana Mr.. and
Mrs Morris will go to housekeeping ir
the Frost cottage on South Third
street.
Twenty new miners have found
work at Clarkville in the past two
weeks
A couple OF freight trains got togeth
e. at Pinto last Friday, to the detri-
ment of t,.e et gines.
All Gallup will turn out tonlgh, at
the opera house "t'or Mothers Sake"
Some twenty couples OF whist play
ers are amusing themselves on odd
evenings. What Is the reason they
don't form a cub?
+, Il. Kenny has shipped window
sash and 5000 feet of lumber to Crone.
meyer 4 Scnember at Sanders for O
store building.
Col. Van Doren. the Fort Wlngate
contractor Is here today
Preparations are being made 10 drill
a 800 foot ,il well at Winslow, ART
Zona.
All the coal mines are working full
time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-21
CAPTAIN JACK CRAWFORD
THE Poet Scout" Well Known tiere
Is Down in Tennessee.

In a letter to The Citizen. Captain
Jack Crawford Of San Marcial, known
al over the southwest as The Poet
Scout" and one Of the best one-man en-
tortainers In the world. says he is
having a fine time down in old Ten
ressee, giving entertainments. and the
people appreciate his shows. packing
the houses wherever he appears. The
Clarkville Tenn. Daily Leaf Chroni.
Gle gives the captain the benefit of a
very complimentary write up about
the entertainment given In Clarkyille
Ia nearly a column article.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-21
DR.. JOHN TASCHeR
Lays Down Lies labors and Its
Weary Burden OF Pain.


As briefly announced In last even.
ing's Citizen, Dr John Tascher yester-
DAY afternoon. shortly after 4 o'clock,
ceased at once 10 suffer and TO live.
The funeral will take place at 10: so
tomorrow morning from the family
residence. South Edith street, near
Railroad avenue. The Masons Will
have charge OF the ceremonies. while
the religious exercises will be con-
Quoted by Rev. ". J. Marsh. O. w.
Strong's Sons, funeral directors, will
take charge OF the interment.
DR.. Tascher was born In Baden-i3ad-
en-, Germany. in 1851, but came with
his parents to America at an carly
age. More than twenty-five OF the
fifty-two years OF his life were spent
Ia the practice OF medicine. In which
profession he secured a wide aud de-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-21

The funeral " James G.. Justice. the
fireman who was accidentally killed
on Sunday while coupling cars on the
Zuni mountain railroad, will take place
AT o'clock tomorrow afternoon from
the undertaking parlors OF o. w.
Strong's Sons. The burial will be un-
der the auspices OF the local division
OF the Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Fircmen, al members OF that order
being requested to attend the funeral
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-21

age. and prominent az a Catholic
Knight of Columbus. I'he funeral
cortege left the residence. corner OF
Atlantic avenue and Fourth street, at
$50 O'Clock and the church cere-
monies we're begun at y o'clock this
morning. J. " Edwards being con.
fined to his home. A. Borders kindly
superintended the hibernate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-21
Wichita's Masonic consistory.

Billie Woolf of kansas City, tray-
cling salesman, is an enthusiastic ha-
son. he told Citizen reporter that
at Wichita, HAS, the consistory builG-
ing, which Is seperate ana apart from
the Masonic temple. cost $3.50 600, in
GLIDING $4,000 for costumes and s41,-
900 for stage settings.
There aretwo jurisdictions in the
United States rhe northern extends in
to Europe, the southern into China
and Japan. He showed the reporter
a travelling recommendation for him.
self, signed by President Diaz, in per.
son. The president OF Mexico was
made a thirty.three degree Mason by
W. J. De Gress, supreme of the sup
RENE council OF the unitea States Oh
Mexico. Mrs. Woolf has picture of
President Diaz. winch he presented
To her himself.