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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-12-14

ps"iTts
Worship fits for work,
Sorrow Is Gods sieve.
Pardoning another may cure ou'
own pride.
The arst to shout for war are the last
10 enlist.
Painting tho wagon puts no ginger In
the horse
The steps OF greed do not lead to the
throne OF grace.
Satan can always make better use Oh
o saint than OF sinner.
Gods angels are never apparent lest
VIC should depend on them. nor ever
absent lest we should despair without
them.
Rattle hrains always make the most
racket.
A straight sword Is better than .
crooked cannon,
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-12-14

The only preparation for the morrow Is
the right use OF to-day The stone in the
hands oil the builder must be put in its
place and fitted to receive another Neg
lee not the call that comes to thee this
day, ior such neglect is nothing else than
boasting thyself OF tomorrow Bowen.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-12-14
Enriched mud Exnnudsd.

Life is the goal OF knowledge ALI
learning has. as its ultimate aim, better
living. When what one knows is assidu.
ously applied to what one does, the knowl-
edge itself becomes enriched and expanded.
Scottish Reformer.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-12-14
Think More Of Others.

The surest criterion of our advancing
in real excellence and perfection of char.
acter is our acquired disposition to think
less of ourselves and of our own happi-
ness and more OF that of others.--D-
priasflev
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-12-14
Not a Cen, Of Good I'm 1, All.

The liquor traffic gives US 5000 tramps.
l50,000 insane people, 700 criminals,
and 100000 drinkards. Il costs more
tAan three times as much as meat, five
times as much as shoes, seven times as
much AS tea aud coffee, ten times Us much
as our public schools, and fifty times as
much as preaching the Gospel And with
al its cost there is not cents worth OF
good in Il all
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-12-14

The Harper high license law in Illinois
fixes the minimum license Tor selling d.
quors IN the State at $500. ANY city.
town or municipality may tx the license
fee a. much higher as il desires. hut Il
cannot be less than $500.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-12-14
RAMS HORN BLASTS

HE Father OF lights
makes the family OF
light.
A man with a big
sign is not always
the sign OF 4 big
man.
Patience pays.
Faith makes nj.
Life Ia all a les
son.
Frost leads 10
fruits.
No prayer. no
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-12-14
aee,I.od claim, oldest rwlns.

scotland cIaIn1s Oldest Twins.
Scotland claims TO have the oldest
living twins IN the world. They are
Thomas A. and George Hin Melville *
Fife. and ara In their es'h wear
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-12-14

Scripture Verses.--Ps. 1873, II
Matt. SIG; Gal. 5;22-26; 1 Tim. AS
IL; 6:5-14; 2 Tim 2:15. t6, 1929
Titus 2:11-14; Jas. 1:21. 22, 26, 81
] John 2:1.3.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
A LITTLE SPORT
AT THE SUNNYHDE

Every morning KID Bean has a
round With his trainer at Sunnysiie,
takes a run around the fair grounds
aud does some good hard work az the
sand bag
Al the samo time Kid Bolt the
Santa be brakeman. works ont AZ hia
training quarters IN the Augolus no.
tel
Both men are getting in hno fottlo
and the game 90 ho pulled on th- night
Of the 10th OF this month promises 20
he a good one.
The forfeit money. ia the shape OF
IA certified check for $500. which 10
put up hy the management OF the sun.
nysldo and the principals. as guar
antoe has been placed IN thA Bank
of Commerce and an the prelimln'
aries 90 the bout have been arranged.
10 viii lC tor twoaty rounds and prom
Ises 90 De- q hno sparring match
Bean comes from Denver
Tho boxers viii enter tho riag "a
Dog pounds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

han hcavy snow and severe weather
.n tho winter.
Tho schools Of las Vegas are max.
ine good prosrcrs Boz the preparation
t. educational oyhiuta for tho Louis.
ana purchase exposition. James q
uaVary who was recently appointed
O.. OH. N.w Mexico Worlds fair com
mIaE.Uuyrs to acc with Wr Eusobio
tharou iu directing ne preparation
uf educational exhibits has within
Ihe past two days visited many of
the rooms OF the city schools and
fHls "a deep interest bolne manifest.
Ul ln ihD work of preparing an OK.
h.h.t which chan properly represent
tho superior work being done ln our
schools Mr Chacon and M Mc.
Nlry expect within the noyt two
woohs. 90 visit. in ao far as possible.
The different towns NJ the territory ln
order to ascertain me ortout and
character Of the exhibits being pro-
1arsd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
CAT CANNOT SUCK BREATH
oLo SUPERSTITION ls UPSET BY
HIGHEST MEDICAL AUrHuRir.
tra

Can q cat really suck the breath of
child2
We have always heard that lt could.
Away back in carly chi ihood we as.
tinctly remember of frequent warn.
ngs TO look ont for the cat DO not
allow the cat 20 get with tho baby
as o. ls liable % suck the baoya
breath which would cause tho baby
20 dc.
q thcro any foundation Tor such =
notion as thlg7 We never could dis
cover any real meaning 10 the belief
ths' cat can suck rho breath of n
child Indeed. tho sentence Is totally
unIntolligibIo
What "a meant by sucking tho
breaths q may ho true that the cat
attracted by the breath % a child who
had recently been nursing. might a..
tempt 90 interfere in some manner
with the child'a mouth In young cats
the impulse % nurse might be OK
cited by the smell OF the child'a
breath q Is barely possible that The
cat might ho reiEcd with n desire 90
bite 0r tO dgvour the chlldB lips 0r
tongue. iurod cu By the smell 90 milk
we are not in a position 10 deny
these possibilities Maybe they are
true.
But not any oi those auppoaltions
furnish a basis for the statement that
tho cat is liable 20 suck tho child's
breath We have always heard this
statement with a shuddor OF horror Il
seems 10 convey some weird horrible
tragedy that can hardly be Imagined
but q Do a mere fancy. tho origin Il
which 90 hard TO explain
Yet we would advise mothers % bo
careful about leaving tho infant with
a cat We DO not favor tho idea Of
cats sleeping with children. Nor DO va
favor tho practice OF children playInf
with cats. handling them. fondliua
thom, dressing them up as dolls u G.
not good for tho cat u ls NOT good
for the child Neither cats nor dog'
ought 90 bo treated ln thia manner
They are an right IN their places hu
are nct no for playthInga.
n the supcrsiitlou that a cat csI
suck childs breath has operate,
aa q preventive 90 mothers allowlni
| thor children 20 play with cats, 81
has served "a very good purpose. hu
such childish notions are hardly com
/ putlhlo with mature rohoctiIn, u q
ono oi the ola wives fables whIcl
may have served a good purpose. hu
/ Il ls too ridiculous for repetition
| Tlore are other and better reaBon
! why tho cat bne baby should not hI
Ion together than the vague. unlntoilI
Flble fear mat me cat win suck th
child's ath.--From Medical TAX
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
THE CAPITAL CITY
DEMOCRATS TALKING PoLlTics--
BUELL. lNJuRED-wlru BEArER
ARRESTED.


frufn New Acaioan.
Tti.A Gr.oa0 oyF .rlcnce3 stroke or
JaraDt.a st his home on college street
,as . ported % hg vofy ticg this
m01ntng
Th@s is considerable talk ca the
Sse concerning the approaching
tity siscton A goodly number Of
iomssfata ami 0oro OF the business
nea of the town are talking OF nomi-
lauuE A n Gibson as the democratic
iandidata Tor mayor The business
nea iayor this 90 a considerable ex.
oat
re nsoil of San Pedro. who has
rharsc q the prorss'Y OF the Santa
Fe cold and Copper company "a that
Jlsss. arrived IN the city recently
md wiii remain a day or two FOR medi.
al attendance. By an accident hts
shoulder bone became dialocatod and
ne Ia here FOR ho purpose OF having IL
sot.
Buia were nlcd by District Attorney
re- c. abbott in the district court for
santa ~ county for the Territory or
New Mexico vs.. hlFinio sanchCs ana
,i- l--a--....t rss esslily tuuua ih tuF
possession 0f Sanchez a. treasurer
tud sK.omcio collector of Taos county
and which funds q is alleged have not
lssa properly accounted Tor The sum
nvolved iu $4,000.
Adelaide WarrIck. who was arrested
upoa a warrant charging him wit1 az.
ihuit aad battery upon hia wife was
placed ~ Justice OF the Peace ). ~
Gareia under a bond OF $1,000 20 a.
sear before the grand jury az the term
= sougt convenlng next Monday and
ass usdsr q peace bond Of tte0 "a
keep the peace toward hia wife Al
this writing. the bonds have not hesu
I furnished by him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
SUCCESS or MAILER

what the Dallas Telegram says
Dallas musicians and those from
neighborlng cities and towns n,lcd
Carnegie ial last night 90 hear OF
ioka Mulek thc Hungarian pianist
who is now occupying the attention
1f he musical coutots. There wore
present a number OF local musicians
who are students Of the piano and ad.
mirors Of artlsts on that instrument
Herr Malek ls a wonderful ariis'
MS claim 90 that distinction being hts
mastery OF tone color other artists
may equal him 10 the dynamics Cf
hls instrument. but certainly there De-
not before the public today one who
can produce with such precision. ln.
ah and purity the verlest echo OF
tone To hear him is 90 form new
ideals Of the possibilities OF the plano.
FOR 10 bis hands Il gives forth tho
rich vibrations of the organ. the sins.
ing tones OF the violin. the chrds and
blended hamonies % the orchestra
ISIS execution ls fau.tloas. his inter.
proiaiionH OF hls numbers delight.
even whom they differ somewhat from
those OF other virtuosl These numbers
Hs shown hy his program. toll of on.
usual independence he breaks away
from the conventional concert mum.
ben. aud does not hesitate 90 intro.
duco compositions OF the best of his
contemporaries He is essentially the
musician of the now. a master Of TIE
masters, bnt pIoforrinR 90 subordinate
them 10 the musicians who are making
the musical history OF the present
He is 600, the apostle of melody
Ho could not well be less whom he
is 10 worship at tho shrine % beauty
of tono This be- never sacrifices. and
whether % ls Brahms 0r Chopin
Haydn or Beethoven. Gruufeli 1r
smotana. ho sends forth such vol
umos Of harmony such strings Of
pearls. that one learns tho trus mean,
ing Of tone color and roa.lsoa that Ma
lok is a musical prophet of the DELI
cacy and sweetness of sound
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
FROM Las VEGAS
WILL HAVE a MOIST sPRlNo-
PREPARING SCHOOL EXHIBIT
ron WORLDS Pair,
From the optic

From the optic
Jamos a. McNary. editor OF Tho Op.
he. wont sauih 90 visit several towns
On business connected with the tecur'
Ing of representative school exhibit
Cor the ST. Louis exposition
Troop a Is preparing for inspection
An omccI of tho United States cavalry
hiss been detailed % inspect ail the
companies of the national guard in
New Mexico. Ho Will be- here next
week The officers are preparing 20
entertain him handsomely
Jake Block. formerly a resident OF
las VEGAS and large property owner
now proprietor OF the Block Clothing
company of Kansas City, ia in town
on ylsit 20 hIg br0tnorinlaw. l.. d.
ManEo Ho Be- also attending 90 some
BaaIneas connected with his property
located here
Mayor Margar.to itomero prophecies
mat We are 90 have plenty Of moisture
his spring He says that dctpito the
iBucss SO have never had better
season for stock thus far in thia sec
tlon Spring rains viii preserve the
ranges ana keep the stock in the beet
of condition ~ Romero believes
there b no occasion Tor pesslmiam' "a
far az lhe Htoch situation ig concerned
iate rains Win 40 much more gooe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
MONEY IN BEES
). A. HARRIS AND DANIEL RoHR.
BAUoH NETTEo 5000 FROM
THEIR HIVES At MEsiLLA PARK

Daniel Rohrbhugh and wife oi Pueb.
10. Colo. have taken up their rosld'
cnce at Las Cruces. where Mr. Rohr
haugh is Interested Ia an apiary OF one
thousand colonies or bees with ) A.
HaIil7 OF Moslla Park Last year the
bees nettod them $4,000 and this year
win be- more profitable az important
changes viii be made Ia the hives
noo culture De- certainly a paying bua.
mess in New Mexico and aplarists
from all over tho country are takiug
up homes On the territory "Beel
thrive In New Mexico said Mr Rohr'
laugh. who has been Boz the bee bust
nons oll his nfa Last year a carload
of honey was shipped 90 kauaas city
from les Cruces. besides tho strained
honey and Other products OF The hive
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
PROVIDING FOR INDIANS
PROVISIONS MADE ron SCHOOLS
At ALBUQUERQUE AND SANTA

The general appropriation Din for
mo Indian department, aa reported by
the house committee on Indian aifaira
20 the lower house OF congress. makes
tho following provisions that are OF es-
pocial interest 10 New Mexico
For the Indian Industrial school az
Santa Fe. a total Of $50. 900, divided a.
follows; 25Oi00 for general expon.
scai $500 Tor the salary OF tho super.
intendent $500 Tor tao water supply
$4,000 FOR general repairs and improve.
msnts $4,000 for a girls dormlt0ryi
$500 H. sewer systom $4,000 for
four employees cottages 5000 foT a
boys bath house
For tho Indian industrial school az
Albuquerque. 9l07lO0, OF which y55.
800 ia Co ho expended for new build
iuga and improvements
For che support of the Apaches Ia
New Me2ico and Arizona. t225 900 plus
tho unoxpmded balance of the last
fiscal year
Incidental expenses of the indian
service lu New Mexico $1,000.
Special allowance for the att0rnoy
for the Pueblo Indians OF New meK
GO. 81 500 and $500 for travelling On
ponapa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

branches of her profession A class
in fencing is shout TO he formed for
the young mcn.
slss schacIof ia a graduate Of
kings School OF Oratory OF rittsburr.
aud was commended by br King for
this paruoula position when be- was
here recently.
Director HerEor says that Mr..
Kings Judgment De- au right. and that
tho position and teacher have found
each other o..
Miss sChaofor gave private recital
this afternoon in the vocal studio Of
.bc school OF music 10 a number C.. in.
vitos uuortF.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
At THE COST OF
COURTRpS LABOR
Public Lands Are Now Wasted and
IA own AWay,
MUST sc SAVED FOs HOMES

Loo Angeles Gait. Fob. 20 Spec
isu la bis Autobiography oi Seventy
Years Senator Hoar refers 90 the
pruilgal manner In which tie public
DOMAIN has been granted away ami
says:
"All this az the cost of the labor Of
the country. Tho Increased tax falls
in The end on che consumer win the
waste ~ our public land are dimin.
lshod tho resources of Tho laboIor'
This Be- another way OF stating lord
Macau'ays truth that thc social easa
Boz th.s country .s due 90 iH vast sy.
tont of vacant lend anl chat when
thit is gone. American free democrat
ic institutions will bo brought Co
their real test
Take Senator Hoar swu state OF
Massachusetts. tor example. lta WORK
iugmon have had 90 compete with a
constant influx OF immigrAu0n The
tariH has protected them rom the
foreign labor which stays at home
but not from the foreign labor which
pours into the industrial towns of New
England Their real relief has come
from two fsctora which are largely do.
pendent on each other.
First there has been a constant oy-
pansiou of The market Tor manufac.
turcd goods. az home and abroad
Second there has bccn a gradual
spread % population over new aFees
ln enc west These conditions have
enabled Senator Hoar's constItucnis
20 remain at home and prosper or O.
go elsewhere and make new homes
And everyone OF them who have
moved west--as many thousands have
done.-mCans more work FOR those
/ Who remain hohind
/ Cut on tho great field which has
sSrved Tor two centuries a. outlet for
surplus population. and stop the
/ growth Of the hcmo market which re-.
suits from its sottlomonb and then
/ indeed the nation Will nnd that with
mo waste ~ oor publlo land ago di.
minishod the ree0mrs u - iauoi
er"
u is aolomnly truo that every acre
thken FOR speculation and monopoly
la al tho cost OF the couniry'g labor
% means loss opportunity In Ihc 10.
ture for ovory worklngman and oycry
child. This View Of the mattul ls d.s.
tlncty national and ought 20 be
pressed home Ia every town and cuy
throughout tho United states
The real friends OF honest lottlc
ment in the west and the real up
building and ponu'atInT OF that Geo
ron are doing on IA their pOwor "a
protect the forests by ropoallng The
timber and stone act and 10 save thf
fertile public lands for homoaookor
by repeating the desert lend law an1
the commutatlon clauCe OF the home
stead law II tho mCr.t8 OF the i0su'
wero fully understood there would
be 4. popular uprlsinE Iu favor oi th,
repeal, voiced by every fnirmlniel
newspaper and cyery trades un.1r
In the land
For q would Boz universally recog
nizod that the matter is not of in
terogt only 90 those who expect %
. hnd homes on Tho public domain pu
also TO evory workman Who wants Cd
protect hls standard of living
Gan his ia no tho cost OF tho "a
Dor o. the country" The words %
the venerable senator from Maasa
ehuseits are good enough Tor a cam
, paiFn slogan. and they ought 20 h
made 90 ring ln the cars Of every mal
, Who works FOR "a living
WILLIAM y. sMYTHE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

The Christian Sunday school orchos.
ira, Carlsbad. which has been dolng
good work Tor some timo Is now a.
most complete iu its parts. The lnatru.
montatlon O. as follows. First violin.
Hubert Keith; second violin. Carl
smith alto horn. Roy Allison, cornet
Dr. Bugler. oecond cornot, Tom Bl-
nold, slide trombone. Bert Lock or
gan'st. Mrs Wllmoth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
INDIAN SCHOOL NOTES

Mrs Mamie A. Cook. teacher al taln
school haa been transferred tO the
Tacoma indian school MrH Cook has
been at This school for "a number of
years and has proved 90 be- an earnest
snd faithful employe and her macy
friends are very sorry to have hcf
leave She goes 90 nor new ncld o.
aa 90 ho noar Dor son, who ia pFac.
ticinr dentistry in Tacoma.
Mu Haulo G. Allen has arrived
from Uppcr Lakes Cal sud takes tho
place as leacher recently vacated hy
Mrs p D. Cushman leaving
% s Rice formerly clerk at soaksr
Colony OKLA o. now installed as CLERK
40 lh.s school $40 takes the place
made acan, by Mr Haygoo1s SOMA
/ to Fort HALL Idaho
superintendent Allen Is al Mosta
looking after tbe interests of the tH.
iIars 'u connection with irrigation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

washington, d. C.. March g-Tho
Interstate Commerce Commission 10.
lay began o. hearing. On this city. On
Dc case OF the Planters Compress
company ot Boston against "a number
~ railroads THE case involves the
relative rates on cylindrical bales of
cotton and the regulation round bales
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
OFFICIAL MATTERS
Application for Mineral survey

Application for Mineral survey.
Surveyor General Morgan o LIswcl,
iyu has received an application from
inc Rock Island Cement and Plaster
company for the survey ~ che hock
Island mining FroHp, comprising the
Keystone. Anrh7 No J. Ancho No 2
ana Chicago claims Do the Iicar'Ilh
mining district ln Lincoln county
Homeatead Contest,
n fha homestead contest case %
Gasham Hart versus Jose R C0rdoya,
involving 70 homestead entry made on
October 8l. igOl. Tor the south half
southwest quarter. section 80. town.
ship 22 north. range ! west and lots
o and 4. section o. township On north,
range ] west. which was decided By
tbe land Office ON December 9 1903. 20
favor of Cordova, from which decision
Hart appealed t0 jhc commissioner 0i
the general land once me comm.a.
s'0nor has affirmed the opinion OF mo
land Office Attorney - NJ Read viii
appeal t0 thr secretary of me interior
|n behalf Ol Hart
Contract Awarded.
Bids Woro opened at the United
states Indian Industrial schOol in San.
ta Fe by superintendent Clinton D.
Cranuall f0F tho furnishing of building
material such as brick lumber. hard
ware. etc. for the construction of a
four room brick cottage on the school
grounds 90 be- occupied by the chief
clerk OF toe Institution g l.. Pollard
% Espnnola was the lowest bidder
and the contract was awarded % him
f0r the sum OF lGlf05 Tho work Of
construction viii bo done By the Indian
boys az the school under ihe suporyia
iou of competent mechanics.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

The department 0i expression and
physical culture at che school oi ma.
alc has been without teacher iog
some weeks. since the reaignatlon oi
Mm Hertzog 5ul tho vacaucy las
been ailed at laat very satisfactorily.
This week Miss Florence achaofier of
Denver arrived to uko charge oi the
department and she has already begun
her work "a the university proper.
where she hto Glasses ln the various
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

Richmond Va. March Rich.
mouf fcll today before an Invading
force of ardent christian workers
comprising thr delegates and vsltors
fo tha annual state convention ~ the
Young W0or Christian association
rrry otv aud town throughout the
.ia' having local branch of Che as
7ac.ar0n De- presented among tho
visitors 4 public reception this oven
.ug at which tho visitors VIII be for.
mgl. Welcomed on behalf OF tho
state ana c.ty and tho churches of
Richmond VIII serve 90 open tHo con
vrufI0n. Tho husIrras sessions will
begin tomorrow morning In tho See.
uUl prJsbytgrla. church and viii
continue until tho enc OF the week
The programme calls for addresses
by several men of national reputation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
m Ninth MIsaoun plstrLet.

st Charles. Mo- March 3-rhs ro.
publican congressional convention Of
The Ninth District met here today
and elected delegates ana altcrnatos
90 attend iho national convention 20
ho held a. Chicago iu June Ros0lu.
lions were adopted indomlng the ~.
mlnlstrau0n OF President Roosevelt
Tho district convention 10 nominate
a candidate Tor congress will ba held
later
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
BISHOP HARTZELL
COMING HOME

London. March i.-ThO Right Rev
Joseph q. HnrtEoIl missionary bishop
10 fla MnfhnIIaf Enlaaapai tuutCh tn
Africa. saiici from iiYtrpool for NqT
York today on the Celtic. Since Do
loft America n year ago BlshoH Hart.
zcll has made G. tour 90 tthe An.ran
missions. extending over a period %
nine months dufing whirh DO Travelled
about 10000 miles. Sic reports tha
missionary work Boa Africa 90 be mAh.
ms gratifying prDgrof8
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

How convenient it ia 90 hc rich and
have residences in different cities.
Robert Goo'ot who bad boon assessed
for 100000 property ana Mrs Hen.
r.ctta Goclot. who had been assessed
ln $4,000 worth Of personal properly,
succeed TO escape taxation by making
oath that they were nourosldents.
Both claimed Newport as their places
of residences % ls expected that
luIte number of the select Of New
York will follow the example OF the
goolets. 20 the loss and dotriment OF
che lees fortunate Taxpayers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

y the appointment Of r. s. Lloyd AZ
oucral suporinton ont Of motive pow.
r effective March g. Mr. Lloyd
ONES from the Lackawanua. whore
fe has held a similar position four
ears making q dno record Ne has
lso seen service with The Chesapeake
3 Ohio. the Fort Wayne q Chicago
tna ether ra .lrosds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

,holbyvIllo. Ind Marca 3.--Ropre.
sentative Iamos r. watson was re.
nominated without opposition today
by the Republican congressional con.
yentlon OF the sixth district The con-
venuon also aa@es aUi0FaiCs and Al.
ternates 90 the republican national
convention