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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-30
This is Awful.

From the Chicago News.
Queer thing. isn't it?' queried tho old
circus clown as he tumbled into the ring.
what's queer?" asked the ringmaster.
THE weather." explained the clown. TT
Is cool outside, but here the heat Ia In
tents"
Whereupon the ringmaster cracked his
whip and the trouble began.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-30
Couldn't Bite the Winter.

From the New York Times.
Three physicians seated at q table In the
rathskelIer at Broadway and Chambers
street were discussing tuberculosis, when
Gus, the German bartender, blurted out:
Der most peoples die on det In q year,
but got . friend What 10 dying on It two
years Mebbe viii he get better7 Vhatr
bides over the winter he may i've"
bites over der vinter!" exclaimed Gus.
How can he bite over der winter He Is q
old man und got no teeth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-30
Real Thing.

From the Chicago News.
Native-"see those two men standing over
there on the corner3"
Stranger-'Yes. What Of themY'
Native-"They are professional highway
men"
Stranger-''Whata are you giving me?"
Native-"Facts. One Is q lawyer and the
other IL a doctor, SO it's q case OF YOUR
money or your life."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-30

II can't really any difference between
a bon yivant and a glutton."
Nonsense, A Won yivant Is man who
enjoys a good dinner
so is glutton."
Yes. but a glutton after enjoying a good
dinner will ask what's for supper. '-Phila-
delphia Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-30

the. journey and pass by her. If at that
day there shall exist any people the
earth Vega will shine out TO them as a
second sun of inconceivable grandeur and
brilliancy.
The Southern Sky.
If the observer will now face the south
(and turn the map upside down so that the
word south is nearest the ground), he Will
easily recognize the swarm OF stars which
make up the constellation Scorpion. East
of these, just in the border of the Milky
Way, is Sagttarius. or the Archer. and siill
further east the observer can trace out
with the map the rather scattered constel-
lation CapricornuS.
On August l a bright star Will be noticed
In the position marked A on the map II
this is closely watched. ii will be observed
to be moving very slowly westward until 10y
August 30 1t will have reached the position
b. This Is the planet Saturn. and IL will
well repay observation to one possessed OF
a small telescope. The rings are now plain
ly visible, and quite small glass should
show them and the largest moon Titan. to
show all of the eight moons Of Saturn a
very large telescope is required.
The Other Planets.
Mercury, Venus and Mars are visible. the
first two just after sunset and the last just
before sunrise, but they too near the
sun for satisfactory observation except
with a large telescope.
Jupiter rises little north Of east at "A
quarter before IL on August /. and at a few
minutes before on August 10. Toward
midnight it shines out as very bright star
little southeast of the zenith.
Uranus is in the western edge Of Sagit-
tarius. This is a very faint planet, but for
the benefit of those who have telescope its
position is shown on the map.
Neptune is invisible except I'm the early
morning. ERIC DOOLITTLE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-30

From Puck.

From PUCK.
Mike-"oi think OF how Malaria"
Pat-"Whoi?"
Mike-"Bekase whisky an quinine is
good fer it."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-30

She says she's 'saddest when she
sings?'"
Nonsense, she may be sadder than u.s.
ual but it's her audience that's saddest -
Philadelphia Press.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
BOUND OVER
STOLEN CLOTHES FOUND IN 20.
SESSION or mANUELIrA ARIAs
or BARsLAs.

Tins morning la police court Man
uellta Arias OF Barelas was bound
over 70 the Erand jury charged with
stealing from tho house OF Mrs. Mar.
tinez. also OF Barolas, seventeen pieces
OF laundry valued al g25
Mrs. Martinez does washing Tor poo.
pie living IA the city Sunday she
received soyentysix pieces OF laundry
from the homo OF Mr. and Mrs. n. e.
Stevens. Monday night hor home was
hrokon into and some sheets. q table
cloth a pair Of drawers aud other arti.
elos we're stolen A search warrant
was gotten out and tho home OF Fran
cisco Aries was searched IN wash
boiler q pair OF drawers. a sheet and
table cloth we're found and idonti.
fled as the part OF those missing. The
defendant pleaded not guilty 10 tho
charge Attorney Frank Ackorman
conducted the prosecution and Judge
Heacock the defense.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
ARIZONA RAILROADS
The Total Mileage Nov Close 60
1000.

The Total Mileage Nov Close 70
1000.
"a p Auowa't. OF Prescott sats ha,
Arizona now has over 1000 miles boz
trackass. not counting spurs or ibclud
inc those roads now being built aud
contemplated The OPERATING roads
and those completed are
southern Pacific. stoit pass to Yu
ma. eos miles.
Santa Fo. Defiance to Colorado riy.
or. $50 miles
Ei Paso a Southwestern. El paeo 20
benson. 29t miles,
Santa Fc Prescott A phoeuix
Ash Fork 10 Phoenix. ig3 miles.
ella valley Globe & Northern.
Bowie 10 Globe. i2t miles.
Arizona 4 New Moxieo. HachIta via
I.Ordsburg 20 Clifton. 1T miles
Arizona a Utah Kingmau 20 Chior
lde. 20 miles
Mnricopa 4 phocniy Huuoopa to
Phoenix. 86 milcs
Grand Canyon Williams to che can.
Won. q, miles
United Verde Pacific. Jerome
Junction t1 Jerome. 20 miles
Cunanpa, YaqU River Pacific.
Cochisc station 90 poarcc. No mllor
Congress 81 & w. Co. Congress
Junction io ~ a n Co miuoe
miles
s. r., T.. a D.. branch, Grant,, Dolls
10 BradshaWs. 81 miles
Phoenix a Eastern. Phoenix to Kol
win. IS miles. part u contemplate
Lives
NJ 4 p branch, Tempe 10 Mesa @
miles.
r.. p. q g. W. branches 90 Tomb.
stone, . miles. and to Blsbee. miles
IN an. 10 miles
g. r. branch 10 Nogalos. 50 miles
from Benson; addition 2ie miles 20
GuEymas
A. a ~ NJ, branches 10 shannon
and also Metcalf ~ miles
Flagstaff and william lumber
mills lines. 81 miles
Tho contemplated lines are the Arl.
zono Southern. building from Red
Rock TO Silver Bell "a miles, cxton
sion OF Phoenix a Eastern. Kelvin 70
Bowie. 90 miles. and also via ella 10
noming; Arizona Eastern, Sentinel
via ella river 90 Bowie. Arizona West
ern, Wickonburg 10 Congress aud Col.
orudo river, Mexican American Tue
son % Point t.ohos. sonora
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
THE PUBLIC INSTALLATION
TOOK PLACE AT ELks OPERA
HOUSE LAST EVENING.

Tho newly elected officers OF the
Department Of New Mexico, brand
Army OF the Republic. were publicly
installed AZ the Elks' opera house last
night by the installing officer. De.
partment Commander j. W Edwards.
the officers being ou-ially introdue.
en ~ Post Department Commander
~ y Slower and several hundred PEG
pie witnessed the Interesting cere
monies.
Pursuant 90 published line OF march
Ia The Citizen tho Grand Army boys,
visitors and local. with other citizens.
marched 90 the opera house led by the
government Indian school band and
Company q. National Guard OF New
Mexico. under command OF Captain
Ruppc
on reaching the opera house tho
department officers and delegates
took seats on tho spacious staFo,
which was found 90 have been pFoyi.
ously appropriately decorated with
the national nags and banners. ana
with palms and pottod plants.
on order being restored, Department
Commander Edwards introduced Rev
salazar who delivered the opening
prayer this being followed by Mrs l..
". Chamberlin singing an appropriate
song
Attorney George s Klock was then
introduced as the orator Of the occa
sion. and the speaker, who 81 one OF
the best Ia the southwest, delivered q
Grand and patriotic address. Ills :of
orcnces 20 tho martyrod president and
great emancipaior Abraham Lincoln.
were beautiful indeed, and received
applause
Miss Mae MuggBloy a member OF
the Ladies' OF tho Grand Army OF the
Republic. camo forward and pleasing.
y recited Raising tho Flag The
applause which greeted nor efforts
was so generous. that she was compel
led 10 render en- encore. which was
equally interesting.
1.-The Red. white and Blue was
then snHs. after which Judge ~ o.
Adams delivered a witty address
GOV h. s. stoycr then came 20 the
front OF tho stage, leading a little boy
carrying a miniature flag. IIo intro.
duced the little fellow az Master Louis
Edwards, who had just been elected
an honorary member of tho GRAND
Army 90 New Mexico probably the
youngest member Of the Grand Army
IN the United states.
This was followed by the depart.
ment commander installing tho newly.
elected department officers namely
Theodore w, Heman. department oom,
mAnder. Smith w simpson. senior
vice department commander j. vi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
MENAUL PRESBYTERIAN
SCHOOL CLOSES TERM

The Presbyterian Mission school
Cor Mexican boys aud girls, known as
tho Hcnoul school. located two miles
northeast Of mo city. closed ycstor
Jay for the summer Last nisht and
,h's morning a larger portion Of tho
'yrnty 1--WE pupils OF the school loft
nr 'h..r various 3 lmos over the two
territories
$780, D 90 Uo.. 900 Instructor uf ihc
.r said Jals monuE chat tho
school taI Iut closed % vrrv sue.
1904. season au1 wa. 900 most
prosperous condition. Fcnor3lly
..tNnr Ho ana Jrs Ross Will
.aAta 1u Monday for Buffalo. where
.ary Nl'l attend the general assem-.
u'y of the Presbyterian teachers ana
ministers which meets May ". They
Nil return by way OF g. iouis and
bt- 'n the big fair arriving home
juno % Miss Luna soule. q teacher
o, thc school. VIII also leave on Mon.
dag for visit t1 her Ola home ln
NlIh'ran
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Consaul. junior vico department.
commander. and j. A. Moore. assist.
ant adiutant and quartormastor zen.
oral.
Tho now department commander.
on being introduced, made a few np.
proprIato remarks 10 thanking the d D.
ogatos for comforting upon him tho
honura Of boing their next department
commander.
a vote of thanks was unanimously
bost0pod upon Captain Wuppo. the
Guards. and ox Mayor Myers and 9th.
ors The latter securing contributions
which enabled the department TO hold
lts installation IN tho Ellh opera
house.
Marching Though Georgia" was
then sung. after which the newly.
elected commander. iu another brlof tal
that when New Mexico be.
comes state and the pres.
eut name objected Co by congress.
that the nou state bo called "Lin.
coin In honor OF tho great president
Abraham Lincoln, whom an tho Old
soldiers like 90 honor A rising vote
N tho delegates and audience was
taken and "Lincoln" carried the
house unanimously.
Rev Cocks 90 the FIRST Methodist
Episcopal church. delivered the bonc.
dictIon, thus ending iho interesting
installation exercises
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
NO EPIDEMIC At BISBEE
the PLAGUE STORY FOUND 70
HAVE NO REASON ron az.
PORT.

Dr. A. n. Hickman. superintendent
OF health Of Coohiso county. AriBona
has glycn out the following informa.
ton In regard 10 the pneumonia
caaes prevalent az Biabee.
The trouble On Bisbeo. so Gar a.
am able 20 iearn 80 nothing more
than q severe typo of pneumonia.
There 10 nothing IN tao reports about
plague or socailod black heart b.
ing epidemic there. / don't ghiuk che
pneumonia can bo called aplaomic.
Il 10 similar IN oharaoieg 81 fho nnou
monia Of two yoara ago yhcp there
was great number 81 eases with .
very hsh mortality. about n0giy per
cent az the cases pFOying fatal last
month there was reported fr0m Ms.
beo about twelve deaths. most OF
them seiD6 from pneumonia. nndd
al deaths for the month have not
been reported. We are still hAvinr
smallpox IN pouglaa-tgo casoa An
he pest house and eleven caaes al
iar this year"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
THE HERMIT OF ABlQUlU
PURCHASES 100 ACRES or LAND
IN THE PLAZA COLORADO
oRANT-sUPPosED TO CON.
rAlN VALUABLE COLO ORE.

a Rcnahan as referee u che
case OF Reyes Gonzales va j. Particle
Chayys aud others in the district
court for rio ArrIba county. Monday
or noon at Espan0la offered for sale
d part of lho Plaza Colorado land
grant yins north OF a certain bound
aus line. marking the occupied ead
morolp.cd. lands" so called. Under
fhD provisions OF the decree OF the
court che bidders were compelled %
oner a sum sufficient 20 pay an the
costs toVlt tS2ii5. so that the per.
SON who would take the least mum,
1or of acres and pay these costs.
would have the property struck on
20 him James =. lrvlno OF .biquiu.
was The successful bidder. Offering
90 pay an costs IN exchange Tor 100
acres Of land and 100 acres we're
thereupon struck on 20 hlm. Ito has
the privilege Of locating these 100
acres in four parcels within thirty
days. II is The general impression
that MI Irvine has discovered vaiu.
able gold Gre deposits on tho grant.
For four years. he has been squatting
In the noiEhborhood OF his supposed
findings waiting for an opportunity
10 acquire title 10 a SUFFICIENT amount
Of land % Include them. although no
has kept his counsel and nobody
knows just where his discovery 10.
During these years Mr.. Irvine had
lived the life OF a hermit and has
always been watchhu that no one foi.
lowed him or Swallowed his move
monis. 10 De- known that strong 10.
dicatloua az copper ores exist there
and g is very likely that Mr.. Irvine
ln examining and developing these
has come upon something much more
valuable and much richer In
the shap1 OF gold ore. running high
and In extensive dopOsits A last
b. has HE wish and the results viii
bo watched with interest BY the PEG.
pie ~ Abiqulu and tho -rr0unding
country who know "Tho Hermit of
Abiqulu" quite we'll and who have
great fash that these supposed dis.
oovoriea viii turn out magnlhcent
rsaIItIaa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
RAILROAD DISPUTE
RAILROADS At HAco HAVE MIS-
UNDERSTANDING m REGARD
70 FREIGHT.

The El paso a Southwestern aad
the Cananoa. Yaqui River q Pac.uo
railroads are in n snarl af Naco. and
no freight is moving either to 0r from
Cananca. The row ia over the uues
tl0n a8 t0 which road ls tO deliver ana
receive the interchange Of freight be
tween the two at the boundary line
The International Amor,cau says
the row uai been brewing over since
The completion OF tho 40 Paao a
southwestern Co NaCo when 20 rouB
cd 20 deliver consigned frUlgnt Co
the Canance r0ad acruss tho line 90
formerly. owing 90 the delay 10 trails
crows, caused by the Mexican customs
and notified tho Canauoa road that
q would have 90 take tho freight from
tho connecting tracks nn this side OF
tho line This the Mexican road no
tls'i 20 &c. -!s.ling that the 30
Paso a Southwestern should continue
na formerly. io come to their depot
or side tracks with their cars
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
THE CLOSING
PROCEEDINGS
OF the Grand Army EnCamp-
ment-.-The New De-
paTtment Officers.
LINCOLN" FOR STATE NAME

The territorial oncmpmout Of the
New Mexico Grand Army rooonyenod
at the knights OF pythlas hall az 3
O'Clock yesterday Afternoon. ans con
gludod the proceedings OF one Of che
most Interesting and important en-.
rAmpmtnJs OF old soldiers ever held
u this territory.
81 stated IN Tho Clu1cn Just be-
fore g0ing TO ,agsa yesterday after
noon. Theodore w. Hcman OF Tucum.
carl was elected department com
mandor
The other department officers
elected are as follows:
Smith W. simpson of Toas. senior
vice department commander.
j. " Cuusaul uf Las Vegas, iu.
nlor v'ra department commander.
Row Thomas larwo0d OF A'bu
iu,rquc. department chaplain.
Lcgcrtt Clarke of Albuquerque,
u.dicil director of department
Council o1 Administration David
Denham. Albuquerque, ID u. CLARK.
Bosvcll D. =. Dom0r,st Santa Fe;
ueuIoi Iusdun, Ration W % Hrun.
fau las VEGAS
A. Moor. Albuquerque nss.Ep
aHt 1diu1nf and lnartormosicr zen.
sral
50 Moore. Albulu r0ue. ana }
V UprU8I member of The q Is.
Warren l..t $50. O.. 1ut now residing
boston. NarH vr.o elected dert
sa. I1 .hH lat'otd cueamrmD1t of
~. Grand Army which NIl meet loo
,-1n. August 10
600 mutIun nf Commdc stovUr.
ms Edwards. tho 7.yearoid son Of
H. rf.rIng department commander.
was elected an honorary member Of
mo New WyNco Grand Army ~ The
Republic.
After tho usual lIst OF thanks no the
rolrcd officers for their good work.
90 thc Womans Relief Corps and tho
Ladies' Of the Grand Army Of the Re.
,ubllc Tor tho servius oi elegant
meals, to the knights OF pythiaa for
Del use Of their hall. and 20 others
yNo hclpcd 20 make tho Cnoampmcnt
OBJ a glorious success. the twenty
"rst annual ouoampmont of nc New
Mexico Grand Army 90 thr Republic
oas declared adjourned. the an
nouncpmont being made tlat The
delegates would now take supper
with the Womau'8 Relief CORPS. and
later tak, part iu the installation ser.
Vices ai 'he Elbs Opera house
Tb, now department commander
Theodore W llcman. viii su0u an.
nnunrn ths oprointive vm,,ir.
Tho place FOR the noxt territorial
lcampmcut viii be- decided upon boy
~" council ~ administration u "a
understood that las Vegas ana RIOS.
well are in Jhe nold for ,b, encamp.
meat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

by faculty and students
on Wednesday evening. May rs,
Miss Stella Boatrlght will give her
graduating recital Miss Helen
pratt'a recital will take place on Mon.
day evening May %. and Miss Rose
HutEinEor'B on Wednesday evening.
May 25 These viii be- given IN the
hall Of the School OF Music nc the
city library
Tho Baccnlnuroate address win 90
delivered ~ the Elks opera house by
Rabbi kaplan. The services viii I'm.
cludo special music and will take
place az ~ o'clock Sunday morning.
Ny tho consent OF the churches Of A.
huuuorQuu. the various congregations
viii dispense with their usual ser.
vices.
Thursday morning May 20. will bo
devoted 10 class day on the campus
A good programme has boon arranged
by the class of Oi and viii include
the unwilling of the college pump. ln
The evening The alumni will hold their
annual reunion and banquet az the Al
yarado Special invitations have been
issued Tor this event
ON Friday ovcnlnr. May 20. the com.
moncomunt exercises proper will taac
place. The principal feature viii be-
an address by Dr Elmer D. Brown.
head of me Department 90 Education
ga The University OF California. Prof
Hodgin writes that Dr. Brown is o.
very able man and sill give an nd-
dress worthy of the occasion. yhc
Eiks opera house mas boon sccuepd
Tor the Closlng commencement exur.
cises AN are cordially Invited J1 bp
present
The following Be- u Disc of graduates
Josephine 8. Parsons. Kate Cunning
ham. Fleda Smith. Ray Bean. Gilbert
bronson. Erna Ferguson. Rose uarsch.
Rose HgntglngUr Stella Roatrirht.
Helen Pratt and May Hazoldno
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Cd Amounting 20 1850. Ho vas RiYoa
until June 5. the naxt meeting % gho
commissson. % mako such scitlomels
with Commissioner Of Public Land
A. A. Keen Mr. Knaobsi was ini
structCd Co turn over an books aud
papers Go travelling Auditor BaROr1
until tho next meeting of The cOmulis.
sion
% b. the opinion OF the commission
that a satisfactory settlement viii bo
made by Mr. Knaebei.
seetng adjourned % meet June @.
rae following territorial funds have
bees received BY Territorial Troaaur
~ y ~ Vaughn: From Manuel haoa.
treagurcr and ox.omcio collector %
ssaeovsi county. taxes for 1903.
t2ste. Prom John @. speurs troasur.
- and eH-omcio collector 0f MoKin.
icy county. taxes for 1908. seo60
From Ramon Sanchez. treasurer haa
~ smcio collector % Taos county.
taxes for 1908. tii5Si
Homestead Entries
We following homestead entries
hssa been made in the United states
iuas once. May 10. No 1905 Guad
alppe Rodriguez. Lumbortou. for BW
"a EH IA. sH IA. NV IL. section
H. - Ga n. u 1 W. SO acres 20 Rio
Aasiba CountY
nay no. No. 1900 Peter Plloa ot
BhAoo. " ~. sW 10. y "a. r 80. n.
Ia 10 W. 80 arrca IN San Juan county
Final homestead Entrlss.
Tas following nna! homestead %.
pgiaa have been made On the United
States land ONCE. May 40 No. 1855
NsreiAl valdez for ME a. 3 no. o.
Is n, u 2t ~ 100 acres On Ieonara
Wooa county May 40. no a5bI. 1uF
b 0riego OF Sanchez. Cor EE a..
90 sH -. NV ~. y no. n % N. n
23 o. 100 acres iu San NiEgol cuunt,
Diplomas 20 be Awarded
Tho folbwiug Is l.si Of the ur,.
p.s tive Eraduatys of tby NoW mez
oo Military institute az RoawcH
whose dlplumna are "a the rnpit0'
building awaiting the signatures ~
Goyornsr Otcto ana Colonel j. FIan.
cisco CharrH. superintendent a. pub.
Doe instruction Lasllo NJ. BguWnoU
Drew lslloJ pruit Alexander A. Rir
.o Harry liartcman Howell. james
charles Wilmington Chavos. Francis
RAY Crandall. Robert Nelson smHt
Thomas Hymca Wren.
irrigation Commission Meets.
President O. A Richardson ~ the
irrigation Commission of New Mes
on. stated that a meeting OF the com.
mlsalun vail ho held today. Nc
springer OF Ias Vegas. will not a.
tend ns De- IA Zee Iowa. Mousrs. Carl
a halics OF Bolru and D. c. Miller
of Anthony commissioners. win g.
tend The matter of tho shortnqCs
OF Secretary % W Knaebol " the
rnmmlssion Will Doe tal,ou up and ful
h considered
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
COMMENCEMENT At
THE UNIVERSITY

commencement events Tor the uni.
yoraity begin tomorrow afternoon With
q recital by the pupils OF Miss Pow
era Of the Piano department Tho pro.
gramme Ia quite full, closing with
the annual commencement on Friday
evening May a. Special efforts have
been made this year for a successful
ending 10 a successful term, There
will DO a graduating class OF four
teen from an departments. The class
has adopted the intercollegiate regal
"a, and capa and gowns win be worn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
ROSWELL TEACHERS
ELECTED BV TIE BoAPo or epu.
CATION FOR NEXT YEAR

The board OF education met 90 ON.
school house last Monday night sa,s
the Roswell Register Am members
With the exception OF W q. Burrus
who was serving as a juror. were proF
emit During hr Burrus absence G.
C. Emerson acted as secretary
The report OF Superintendent sci
well was received and fayorably CON
sidercd. On recommendation a 81
pcriutcndent stilwoll. the following
teachers were unanimously rc-ologi
cd
Mrs Bottle " Peacock. Mrs. u
T. Johnson. Miss Alma Mcconnell
Miss Grace IowIs. Miss Daisy Bah
cock Miaa Margaret Barrett. Miss
Susie Sailing. Miss Sadie wiIford
Miss IVA McGregor Miss Eula sha
yer. Miss Rose T. White. 10 the high
school Mr r. @. Rogers. Miss Myrtle
Decker Miss Lena billiard. Miss Ma
mic Spencer
The following new teachers Wrrr
also elected Miss Cora Kelley. Mis-
Helen SNYDER. and Miss Iarotta Win
stOn
Misses Minnie Page. Matte Reed
and Edith Goyor OF the present fore,
had not applied
Miss Hannoy. Miss Daniel and Mr
and hrs. T r. McAnally withdrew
their applications before the meet
ing Of the board. having made other
arrangements
l.. w Martin applied for a princ.
palship. but the application was laid
over The board thon adjourned a.
meet Wednesday night, the iith
when the matter Of salaries win b.
taken up
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
a Murderer Returned 10 Tisrrs Am.
ariiia.

ariiia.
Colonel perfecto Armiio of Albu.
qucQne PASSED through tho city this
morning en route 90 TERRA Amar.
illa. Rio ATTiba county. 20 which
place ne 10 taking Francisco Martinez
who was arrested by tho 6horlH Of
Bernanllo county a few days ago ana
who will be- turned over by Colonel
ATmiio 20 the sheriff OF Rio Arriba
county for Ea.o keeping In JAIL. Mar.
ungz. who ls a resident OF Capulln.
stabbed hiB wife several times on the
18Th 81 April. in a NJ OF Jealous rage.
killing hor Instantly then and there.
Tie ned frUm bis home In Rio ArTiba
county uad was arrested IN Bornali.
10 county BY sheriff Hubbel. re 10
very small man and docs not look
a hit like a murderer or tough
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