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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
COL. G. ". KNAEBEL INSTALLED
rs GRAND SENIOR WARDEN.
GRAND CoMMANDERY or
KNIGHTS TEhPLAR or NEW
MEXICO.

A. the regular monthly conclaye o.
Santa Fo CommAndery No. ], knights
rempIar. which VA held last evening
Past Grand Commander Edward l.
Bartlett installed Colonel George W
Knacbel into DE office OF grand sen
Tor warden of tho Grand Commandory
n knights rompIar OF this torrltor,
under special warrant from Grand
Commander Alexander Stevens Of A.
huQuorquo. SAYS tho New Mexican
Colonel Knaobel was elected 10 this
office q he grand Conclayo OF the
Grand Commandory 10 Aibuquorque
la October. oUt az he wag unable g.
be- present. his installation took place
asst night A communication vas al
dressed 20 Grand Commander stoveno
requesting information as 60 arrange
monts for the attendance OF the New
Mexico Communicates and represent.
atlyes Of no Grand Commandory a.
tho grand oncampmout OF Knighsr
Tomplar which will be held In saa
Francisco In August next Quite a
number OF Sir Knights from tho santa
70 Commandery expect 20 attend the
grand encampmCnt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
SANTA re

Professor g. a. Jones. leader o. tho
Capital CITY Band. has rendered his
resignation. 10 take erect January /.
Ho has several desirable locations In
view
Jose T. LOpcB left for Golden. where
he has important mining interests
Co look after BE wiIl be- absent about
week
Arguments iu the case ~ w. "a.
Friedman. manager ot the Santa 70
water and IiEht company. versus
John L. zimmerman. have been post.
p0uod until January co. 1904 on ac.
count of the volume OF business 40.
tending the making QUE OF the annual
reports of the local United states land
once.
Four deeds by which Charles q
Galbra On auI Charles @ Warner
transfer mining claims in the Ger
rIlos district t0 the Ponnsv'van. "a
Mining Company have been flod Tor
record la tno ONCE OF the probate
clork and cx.oncio recorder OF Santa
Fe county. Tho consideration IN a.,
four deeds Is given az 81 and orhel
valuable considerations The mining
claims transferred include the Rob
err @ lngorsoll. Sure Winner. neF
ina Mabel. Little Chief. Tho Star
Great Western Frisco. Frisco No 2
Summit and summit No.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
NEW FORM OF TICKETS
THE SANTA "a WILL DESTROY
MILLIONS or OLD ricKEvs
JANUARY :, 1904.

u BE- announced that on January I.
1904. The Santa Fe road will adopt an
entirely new form ~ cluron uch etc
and the uilliJ1s of tickets INV in use
over the Ryq, m VIII he called u..
checked up and destroyed. The work
OF lssuIng the now tickets will be
done under the supervision OF the pas.
songor depnr,mcnt ant the work OF
checking up the old ones will be- hand
led "a the once OF the tlcke. auditor
The WORK coming 90 thiI SINE VII
neCessitatc the employment OF several
now clerks About 300 different forms
Of the new tickets are 10 be- put on
sale 90 the different stations along
the company'a lines and something
like 500 forms of the old tickets arc
90 Boz checked up q g. thought that
Il viii take about a month to accom-.
pi.sh tnis part Of tho work
% Sc stated b. local officials OF the
road that tho Er,n difference ln the
number of forms between the old and
new tickets ls the principal reason
Tor the change 10 the last Issue OF
coupon tICKots. i.SOO forms were hand.
led but in the issuo OF the new tick.
eta this amount has been cue down
90 about 900 Thus % viii seem that
as the result % Toe adoption oi The
new ticket By the 9anta 10 tho com
pany's ticket agents will only bo re-.
quirod 60 handle 900 different forms
OF coupon tickets whore heretofore o.
was necessary tor them Co familiar.
I've themselves With teico that mum.
her.
According 90 an explanation of the
ticket given by local officials of tho
Santa Pc the principal change has
been made ia tne tickets that are 10
he used when b is necessary for tho
agent % route the passenger over an
other road Heretofore tho agent has
kept a different torn Tor each road 10
stock. nut hereafter tno ticket viii
have the names oi all of the necessary
roads printed upon b. Bo that the
agent will only nave Oh punch the
road that ls required
The new coupon tickets that have
. just been adopted by tno Santa Re
we're originally the Carleton ticket,
but since the Santa Sc has taken hold
OF % IL has been changr0 so that not
much OF the old ticket remains
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
DEATHS DOlNGS
MRS JOHN sElBERT AN OLD RESI-
DENT AMONG The DEAD.

Mr. John soibert. wife % one Of
he carly residents or Albuquerque.
passed away AZ the family residence.
90 South ATno stroo., yesterday AZ
= o'clock in Tho afternoon. she was
nfty-BlK yoam OF age and leaves
che husband and two sona. 70. J. ard
u y. Beibert. machiniata az the local
shops, 20 mourn the loss OF a loved
mother and wife she was q devoted
christian and q member OF the Cou.
sregational cnuTch.
mu soibort came 20 Albuquerque
from Burlington. Iowa. 10 1859 and
nas been a resident OF tho city since
that TINA The funeral occurred at
he residence AZ O'Clock taia amer.
hooh Rov. W. J. Mirsh. pastor o.
tho Congregational church. Omciatod.
rho services we're largely attended.
lnterment waa made az Fairvlcw CEN.
tery. A, Borders was 10 0Aarge.
Archie Michigan. age twenty one.
a native Of Canada. died Of oonaump.
lion iu Hell canyon yesterday. His
remains viii probably 10 shipped IA
Bile home "a Ontario for lntorment.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
FROM GALLUP
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS GATH.
Erred nY THE CITIZEN coRRgs.
poNDENr.
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
Gallup. " A. Doc. 30 Miss Rose
Cayauangh and Mr r. Bremphe. two
or our popular young people. viii b.
married az the Catholic church tenor
r0w morning A number of guests
have been invited 90 the wedding ami
reception
r. q DAVIS "a mop uond. broke into
Hiuch a Workings drug store last
saturday night and Helped himself 10
a dozen bottles OF morphine Ho vas
found later unconscious 10 an alloy
and was taken g. tie county jail.
The Rev o. w Rose OF tho CoaErO
rational church IL holding a series q
successful meetings az Clarkville.
Mrs. . u Campbell returned This
nOrnlng from a three mouthu vlait
with hor daughter In San Francisco
MB Dr. Plat has returned % Der
home ln Pasadena. California.
Bert Flahiro 10 Ia the railroad hos.
piial AZ Albuquerque on account % 90.
iuriea received while running q dflll
at the round house
Nilsson Todd IL holding down a job
a. brakeman on tho thlrd district
Mr. EddlngH OF Fort Wingato ioat
a uny.dollar r0il Uf bills out Of bis
pocket iast week while visiting Gal
iup
Local parties vii. apply tomorrow
Tor an electric light franchise fof the
town OF Gallup
=. W Bayha. W A. Bayhs and wife
aud Miss Edith Hayhs accompanied
the remains ~ thu laih Mrs. }, ".
Hayhs 10 fomaX. llls. Whero tho "a
neral took place ou the 26th inst
Gallup has not hoon favored with a
cloudy day this winter
The mines are an working aud the
demand for coal good
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

Mr. and hru. Ira b. Bennett we're
% home last night 10 a .ew friends.
Eho remained until the advent OF tho
New Year. Music gamua and refresh.
nsnts were the entertaining features.
Mr. and Mrs RGaorick stoyor gave
noighborhOod watch party last
nlght 20 a dozen friends. Cards pass.
"a the time away Refreshments we're
served
The Baptist Young Peoples union
uade up watch party at Miss Ida
Johnsons home on South Broadway.
ths Albuquerque Woman's olub
kept open house az their rooms 10
She Commercial club building this o..
tornoou and Will continue 10 DO 80
this evening Tho hours for receiv.
iug are from z until . O'clock Bainty
Fsfroahmonts we're served the guests.
The WoOdmen dance % occur az
Colombo hail tonight promises 90 b
very enjoyable affalr Tno arrange.
monta are complete.
Notable among the many New Years
eve gatherings, was the social held at
enc home OF Ne. aud Mrs. IA. Gruus.
Wld. Tho evening was spent midst
music and cards. followed by asumptu
eus roUaat which took place a. the
waning year gave away TO the new.
A fnaturo OF the evening was the
or. anizatlon aud Initiation OF ehe
Euoatn present. 50 The HyEienic
aprinkling Cluo" exclusive In Alhuquer
club IL destined 20 % ono Of the moe,
eonvlvial and "eEcluaiva IN Alhuquer
que That ~ meetings will always
b. sueeeasfal and enioyable 20 the lAs'
degree h Insured BY the fact thai
member have tho whole year Ia
Which % prepare for the event A
caluBo 10 the Constitution and by-lAWi
being 10 the effect that the annua
meeting OF enc club snail be held ia
che montha OF December and laRuary
at one sitting Omcers of the clubI
hrH meeting were I'D 0runsfoli
high chief auEgester, Mr. N hand0ll
second tho monioner; Mrs. "A Mas
dell. ooaHer, and Geo. =. Learuard
chief senologist Guests COMPOSING
hrat members Of too club we're Mr.
and Mr. and Mrs. Ia Welnmann Jos
/ ulondin and HARRY Cuok
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
EDUCATION EXHIBIT
FOR NEW MEXICO SCHOOLS At
THE sT. LOUIS WORLDS FAIR.
HAs BEEN ARRANGED ron.

A. w. Poftardold OF Silver City.
suoprIntondont Of the New MeHico a..
hibit AZ the Worlds Fair vas In the
clty last night on bic way home from
santa w.. whore he attended the IN.
nual gathering OF the Territorial tea 2
sru. for the purpose ~ exciting a..
tsrcut among thom On The New MeEico
display % school work Mr. Porter.
aeld expressed himself o. greatly
pleased with his success al santa Re,
tnd hIa insurance that me teachers
of the torrlt)'g would tn an ul't.E
their power COB make tho c.uc''ip1 "a.
hiblt illustrative of New McyJoo
Dr fniher Foster PRECEDENT OF the
New morco Educational association.
appoia'of the ~ 'op ne ron uUfne ~
cooperate with Mr. porteraeld W H
Hcinry Ration, Mrs Maggie } Butch
o.. Eaat Las VEGAS; J A Wood. San
n Pc. A. y sronp, Albuquerque.
w. G. Decker. Gallup Joseph ,. Ep.
beie. s0o0fro M A. Molina ..as
truce. w. n. Koohior. Silver City:
iohn W nartou. nemlng; T.. W Mar
rn. Roswell and E = Right. CARLSBAD.
40 supcrlntondonts OF schools IN their
roflCctivo towns. Irrf'dont W g..
Tight. OF the Jnlvorsry 10 New Mex
100. Albuquerque. ~ Luther Fcrter
president ~ the Agr-u'.us1i Co''"ec.
Moaina Park, Professor c. 81 Lifnt
president New Mar.'l Normal
school silver City. ur O. q Ksy6r.
director 90 the Naw Mexico School
AZ Miune. socOrro. nr Edmund J
Vert president NoF NaUru Normal
University 90 tas VEGAS Major "
wurrn president Nnv MoN'Do MN'
.ur nf.we Roswell. Col0u..
Francisco CbuvoH terrItorlal suptrir-
teuU.ut 1f public ing. urilu1. Brother
Bopluh proudgJI 81 MI-haors CO.
Ier, santa Fa ani thr Row r. ~
cra.- HI NwHuCrIIC
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
EDUCATORS MEET
New MEXICO TEAcHERs LEAVE
ron HoME-ComMlTTEEo AP.
poNrCo-oFFlcERs elected.

Ou ycF ordey. ne various educa
lonal bodies composed ~ New Mex
100 TEACHERS who had b"en IN session
az Santa ~ Or nearly a week took
Hual adjournment
The following officers were elected
FOR me crsuirv year silver CITY he
ing selnctud gs me next convention
.ity
Professor A R stroup of >Ibuouor.
sue. prouident
Miss Magrio gurh"r las Vegas
uco president
Professor q IS Aspund AlnuQucr
quo secretary
Professor - n Richards las Cru
.ua treasurer
Dr g. n light silver city; Dr. o.
Vert. las Vegas. and Professor
John oliver Albuquerque members u
tho oxocutl,e committee Tor tnroa
Years. tuo wears and ono year respoc
lively
rrofessors ID N hicnarus. tas Cru
.es: q 70 Magnuason. SOcouo. @. !
Crandal = A Wood. Santa Fe; ] r.
7tillvoH Roswell w NJ Helney. Rs
,ou, D.. Francis Dun nemlng Hiram
Hadioy laH Cruces. Mrs. w. T. Jack
son. Silver city and Miss Elizabeth
Mcintyre. Gallup. members of the edu
ratiUnal council
A. me afternoon session yesterday
en- able address on the subject
Teaching as Profession was de-
.yerpd BY Professor Edward s. Play
'or. principal of the Santa 30 high
school Professor j. A. Miller. princi
pal of the Albuquerque high school
discussed Educational Auxlliaries.
shile Mr. Mary Borden OF Alhu
querquc, talked interestingly iJr hall
an hour on "SCieutic Temperance
a. last evenings session the addreai
sas made by nr Aaron Grove. prime
pal ~ the Denver city public schools
ehllr readings were given by Profos
sor DIn.avy Dr Grove discussed a
som, length 90, subject Counsel q,
me Youth"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
SILVER CITY

The public school will open Monday,
January Atn, and the Normal scholl
on the succeeding dag.
hermann Liudauer sea of Sig
mund Llndauer OF DcminF is IA the
city visiting his uncle. Samuel Lind.
auer.
Roos Herndon, formerly one Of 81.
yer City's prominent business men.
returned TO his old home last Sunday
and will remain several days
Negotiations for the construction
of a telephone line 10 the Burros are
being made, and q Is hoped that no
great length OF time will olaspe b..
fore operations upon the same are
begun.
Ed n. NhadhOurue Us To- the city from
loa Angeles on a combined business
and pleasure trip. hr Chadbourne
ls a graduate OF Stanford University
and has been cordiany welcomed here
hy the standiordltea.
Mrs Compton OF New York, the sis,
ter Of Capt - b Emo. OF this city,
arrived here last week having come
10 spend several months with her
family Mrs. Compton was accom-
panied Dy her two sons. Eno ana
Rates.
Harold y Smith tho owner q the
Smith ranch on tho Upper ella, who
has been az his home IN PeRpnyl.
vanias for several months. returned
10 Silver city and was cordially greet.
cd by hiB many friends here
Miss Minnie McGnnchy OF Demlng
was In silver City. having como up
In her capacity OF court atenogra.
pher 20 take the testimony la the
Ruis. Portillo habeas corpus hearing
Miss mo0inchy 10 rapidly becoming
one OF the mOsu efficient stenogra2hers
In New MeKioo
3 NJ Ashcnfelter returned from
Denver where ho had been Tor the
past month as a patient in Tho st.
losophs sanitarium having anler.
gone d surgical operation for the re-
moval OF stone from the bladder. Tho
operation was entirely successful and
Mr Ashonfelter is now enjoying bet
ter health than for some time past
The report was generally circulated
Saturday evening that lion Thomas
| Lyons was dangerously 900 nt bits home
/ go CIn on the ella Inquiry deyel
/ opod thr information that Mr Lyons
was suffering from % severe atiarh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
CONDUCTOR HEADY
4 HEAVY LOSER
At TIE HOTEL HIGHLAND FIRE
THIEVES PERAMsuLATE N
THE RUINS.

Conductor sam laadY returned last
evening from Io. Angeles CAL where
hc attended 7 W autinE of the Order
of Railway Conductors grievance con.
mite for the election of officers la
bad q room 40 enc uutHl Highland, asd
Ihy conductors herg teleEuphod him
ul the sud ruin which had been
wrought Iu Ibu hotel and among his
cuIthiug but Jbr telegram reached
Los Angeles after hr had lUip. aud %
was NOT con bee reached WlnBiow that
ho learned any authentic news and
Gnly after be- reached this city last
night ava he form any adequate idea
1f The loss sustained BY the hotel and
les guests OF six hno suits. a large
aasOTi ment OF expensive underwear,
new silk hat % roller top deBk. a
library Of $500 worth uf books. e
forty dollar trunk, a varied assortment
OF footwear. and all the other things
which go To The wardrobe OF a man rc.
ceiving good wages This morning
be had but the clothes he was wearing
and the fow toilet articles cou.uino Z
Ia his grip ono uniform was at the
tallor's and go escaped but the new.
or and the better suit went up Ina the
flames Mr. Hoady estimates his loes
al not less than 500.
The owner OF the building Joshua s.
Reynolds, writes 10 his son. "a D. Ray.
nolds, that Il 10 impossible for him 10
leave his El Paso business az this time
and that he places an business. as iar
as tho are is concerned IN the hands
OF his son for the time being u ig
therefore, not known what improve
monts Mr. Reynolds will put on The
/ lots.
Proprietor BugRs stated this morn
I ing that ho Was exporionclng some trou
BILE in keeping the thieves from the
burned building. and cites one case
whore a s. mirror. which he loft out
side this morning. az having disap
/ pearod Some Que also took away
from pilo % goods. the night OF th,
Gre, a yaliso belonging 20 him, which
I he hoped the person viii return. Il q
understood that some yaluablos hSy,
been dug out nom amuuE the 1ebrlh
but very few, n any have been turned
over TO rightful owners
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

Tha costume party given by Mrs.
A0uia ufeld was probably the larg.
ct attended the smart set AFFAIRS,
sad 10 was one OF the most striking.
b novel and enjoyable parties ever
given ln AlbDquepua. Tho guests
came iu costumes. many OF them OF
excellent makeup. representing char
actorn of popular novels and plays.
and n more cosmopolitan appearing
gathering of people of divers walks
OF life has never before assembled az
q social function a. sac at the board
a the ifold homo last might. and
srtatoCfacy. democracy, royalty 10
Eulse hehttIng were equally reprcs.
snted in both sex
The Ufcla home was decorated
throughout with holiday tcstunings.
Evergreen. holly and mialet0o we're
much In evidence. Tho dining room
was done IN red and green. the parlor
IN pink and the library In green snd
Uhitc Tho refresh ments were one OF
thC leading features OF the affair. u
saa 1904 when the guests departed
They we're. Mcssrs and Moadamoa
a W n bryan, Noa llfeld. Bernard
iifold. Bertho.d spitz. Mesdamea Mas
schuster and Mabel Stoyons.Himoe
che Misses Loayitt. Hewitt, benjamin,
KaplIn. Baor. stabb. Walton. fiour
aoy. q. Price. D. Price. Hartman.
Oioro. Fitch, Stevens. Hunt. Wiley
Betty Wiley. MAudoll. ana Mossrs
raher. Max NorIaus. Louis llfold. A
siaab. W. Jana. n IaRa, 8 Roson
vald. Manuel Otoro. Kaltcr. plckard
frost 90 WELLER ID. WELLER, New
man Freshman. Hickman, Reynolds
h-ewinson. KaplIu stanh. Horizog
D Roacnwald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
alons RIvsr Vstsran. -.

shclhyville. Ind Dec 81 -suryly-
ors Of tho battle Of stones River,
Tennessoc. met here today 20 revive
memories and swap stories OF tho fam.
aus conflict. which was fought forty
ono years ago today Tho occasion OF
the gathering Ia tho fourth annual
reunion % tho association. composed
of the Veterans who took part IN the
engagement A two days program
has been arranged a majority OF the
600 members OF tho asaociR
t.on ore present and several noted
speakers will oo heard az the annual
camp are tonight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
ANNUAL MEETING HELD LAST
EVENING AND OFFICERS gLEcT.
GO ron sNsuiNc YEAR.

The annual meeting of the Nov
Mexico Historical society. at which
officers wo-s elected for the ensuing
year. was held Monday evening. IN
Santa re. at the homo Of tho proul.
dent, Hon L. bradford Prince. Who
presided az the meeting. while w. ~
Bartlett acted as secretary.
Tho president made a brief address
conFratuletIng the society on q large
number Of acceeaions made % ita col.
lectlons during the year. and on the
successful series % public meetings
held during the session of the ioglsla
turo.
Colonel George W. Knaohcl present.
cd the trcasuror's report. which show.
"a that the finances we're On healthy
condition. and that no debts had beoh
incurred Considerable sums Were
paid for historic articles. books. for
binding various publications. and for
issuing pamphlet on the stone Lions
oft CochItI" for exchange with other
societies.
The report OF the curator contained
detailed statement NJ an articles Oh
talncd during the year either By pur.
chase or donation, and showed a larg.
on increase than ever before
Tho following ofhcort were then
unanimously elected. Hon. L. hfad'
ford Prince. president; Judge W. J.
Mills, vice president: w "a. Berger
recording secretary; w. m Bartlett
corresponding accir,aryi Colonel
George W. Knacbci. treasurer. IT,
Woodruff curator
The election of Nc Prlnco ~ pres
ldent marked the twenty SECOND yoar
ho has held that once.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
PAINTING OF COLUMBINE
FRANK s. rHAYER HAS PUBLIsH.
60 NEW WORK m SIXTEEN cot.
oRs.

FRANK S Thaycr who bas issued AN
ART portfolio OF Rocky mountain
scones every year for a number OF
years past and who has done a great
deal 20 mako ,le beauties OF Colorado
known 80 lovers OF mature che world
over has hal prepared for thia season
a water coloTri painting Of the column
bine. the Colorado state 10wer, and 10
promises % tako rank az the most art
iatlc delIneation OF the delicate flower
that has been undertaken Tor dis
trihutlOn.
The columbino with its refined col.
ors. blending Into the deep green OF
the stem, lends Itself admirably 90 q
work such a8 this.
Tho water color ls from "a study by
OsO Achleitn'r aud the stlpplo work
or blending Of the colors for the pla'e
was undortak sn by Percy W Franklin
Of the Denver hthographing compa.
ny. and they have both done their best
and succeeded Ia making a really acs.
thetic conception.
The were sixteen cOlors used ans
II took four months 10 prepare the
plato AZ a cost OF $500 The picture
will be- welcome addition % che
Thaycr collection and will be a favor.
ito with an srt lovers who desire a
mennonite of tho flower that makes the
Colorado valleys and mountains go
beautiful 10 behold
Mr. Thayer "a che Denver manager
0f Carter Rice s. Go wholesale paper
dealers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
TERRITORIAL ATHLETICS
THE ASSOCIATION, COMPOSED
OF REPRESENTATIVES, FROM
VARIOUS SCHOOLS. MEETS m
SANTA FE.
Special Correspondence

special Correspondence.
santa re. n NJ. Dec. 80 In accord.
ance with a provision 10 the conatitu'
tiou OF the Territorial Athletic Aaso.
citation. the representatives Of various
schools mot IN conjunction with che
Territorial Educational association
and held their annual meeting yester
aay
The association had representatives
from the following schools aud col
logca; lho Albuquerque indian school,
the University OF New Mexico q A.
huquoEquo the Agricultural college o.
Lac Oruoea, the Territorial Normal
University az Las veghn and the San.
q ~ Iadlah school
The members Of the association bed
az interesting and very friohdly dla.
cHaaioh on the various phases of the
subiect OF athletics. and came 10 a
general understanding OF a schedule
Tor ths coming year. Among she O.
eisious as agreed upon are the follow
luE
That the foot bah season should
close on December I. aa far aa tho a..
sociati0n is concerned. but that Az
two local organizations may agree o.
play iataT. 10 play on tie and decide
the championship.
O. ne date FOR tho close OF tho bas-
kot hail season 10 the Friday preeed.
iaE Chratmas, but local teams may
aEToo 10 play gamos later.
O. IN the case Of foot ball tho visit
iug team 10 allowed 10 BRING fourteen
people. Including omcialh. and in case
% basket ball ten people
4 mach team 10 expected to play
TIRES games during the BoaaOn, two
a home and one away from homo
and the return game OF any team n
10 b. the deciding game for taat soa-
son.
The oaicea we're distributed as fol.
lows
re Albuquerque Indian school Eots
the president
Tho Santa Ne Indian school the vice
president.
The Agricultural college tao secre.
tary treasurer.
the University Of New Mexico ,as
railroad secretary.