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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
GALLUP

From the Republican
Mrs. Crawford Norman has gone %
Williams for a visit WITH relatives.
Pat LAWN Is very no. sBd II Is fear.
ed that he 10 in for an attack OF
typhoid.
r. Onlio, who resides al the Otcro
mines, is suffering from a severe AZ.
tack OF rheumatism.
Frank swartE has been quite sick
from fever this week. hut he Is muca
improved now
AIRS. Crum eft for her home IN Ken.
lucky, called there 10y the illness %
her mother,
The Odd Follows installed as Noble
Grand. } N Jacobson. and Vice Gran1
Orrin Ralilard. on Tuesday night
or and Mrs Joseph Roger. Of Gala.
tin, Mo. who visited with Mr and
Mrs W. f. Kuchonbeokor, have gone
10 Lac Cruces. for a visit before re-
turning 90 their homo
Iohu Odifo. o. the Otero. had thp
misfortune 20 have big chunk 5f
60 fail on him and bruiso his back
n b thought that he will be able a.
WUt On a couple OF weeks.
Mrs. Theo Maxwell and daughter
Mics Hmma Patterson left Tor their
new homo AZ Bethany. Mo They win
Visit % Kansas city. Tor four weeks
before going to Bethany.
a. owen 9f San Francisco. passed
through the city last week on his way
b Zuni He was negotiating for the
OF tho government build.
inga Al that place. Mr. owen % a con.
tractor and builder and has HAD
charge OF tho construction Of several
Eoverament school buildings
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
Aztec


FROM the Index.
kid Vlllman sold hla barber shop
90 Ray Current last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs frank Baker were
visiting on the san Juan the latter
part OF last wees
Mrs George Loeper oi The IA
Plata was visiting Mrs Ron. Just
west OF Aztec the nrst OF the week.
Miss Pearl pondloton. who hag been
assisting the Judge. returned 20 her
homo m Durango last sunday
The public schools in Aztec will
open again Manday. and q Is 90 be-
hoptd viii continue 10 the end OF the
term
The new school E1e.e ou the La
Plata was dedicated Wednesday
night by having d hassct social M
tho same, the proceeds going 20 the
school fund
Mrs Geo. smith. OF near Flora Vic.
"a, who has been visiting friends and
relatives 10 cripple creek. Colo. for
the past month returned home
The scarlet fever IN AEtec 10 q
thing Of the past thanks 10 our coun.
" health 0ficor and assistant The
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

last rod flag was taken down and
quarantine was lifted. we can now
breathe a breath of freedom.
Mr DAVIS. VINO lives on what ia
known az buchanan ranch near Cedar
hlll. while walling up q well had
his unRor mashed by the failing OF q
largo boulder. 70 was feared at nrst
that tho finger could nave 10 be am.
putaicd. but Dr. Conult says Tat the
patients finger o. getting along
nicely at present and there viii be- no
need of amputatius che same
corps OF surveyors have Doon
busy on Aztec Extension Ditch No.
Tor the past ton days and VIII finish
th0 survey this afternoon. A meeting
of toe company viii be- held q few
days hence. at which time articles Of
Incorporation will be- drawn up. rhe
surveyors say tons 90 one ~ tho most
plausible ditch schomcs ever pro.
NOTED 10 this county and can be built
Tor a small amount OF money, CON
sidorng that the aitch viii cover
about 10000 acres OF tlllahlo land.
The proposed ditch viii have it.
foot bed
G.. "a. spath. u. r. Ricketts, and Dr.
A. ID Miller. ail of Hereford. Tex. or.
r.vod 10 Aztec last week. coming
overland Thcso gentlemen have
1osn looking over san Juan county
this week and are very favorably
Impressed with our ranches and fruit
farms Mossrs snath and Ricketts
are looking FOR locations ga the way
or buying ranches ami also expect 20
tako up some laad under some OF tho
new bitches. while Dr Miller Is a den.
tiat and expects TO stay here. We wei
come them 90 our midst
a. n Henry. who lives just south
0f town. is going 20 experiment this
season with what Sc Enown a. the
sail, grass. 1no sood costs about
gl25 per pound. but q Is claimed
that this grass. besides making q
good hay feed, la a good fertilizer Got
ll.ul spots absorbing and removing
alkal from land in tom three % foul
years 70 the grass is what 70 pa rep
resented 90 bee Mt Henry will have nd
trouble in dIsposing OF all the seed hl
can raise. % Us sincerely 10 oo hoped
chat thg experiment viii bC success
ml
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
DEPOSIT OF BLOOlTE
IS DISCOVERED m oooo GUAM.
Titles At EsTANciA

An extensive deposit OF blodito o.
being opened up near Ea-ancia. which
promises 20 1c a good producer OF
that IMMORAL
Hlodlto was first discovered BY a
chemist named Blodo and named al.
tor him Hlodlto 90 hydrolH sui.
phato of maeneaium ana sodium and
ls extensively used ln the manufac.
ure of sulphuric and many OF the
other acids and .ika chemicals
Heretofore the supply has been 20.
ge.y,I uon Duiu Germany. India
and Other foroirn countries and very
Uttle has ever been found in this
country Those who own the deposit
near here c'aim that when thoroughly
developed 10 viii be- large enough to
ship az least fo1r cars per Gay and
possibly moro
The shipments win bc MAJ q 10
Philadelphia and other eastern man.
lfaClurIng cit.eg.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
SAN JUAN COUNTY


FaIWliNHtsnt
rroi the Hustla-
j R. whkn was 30 from bis trad.
Ing post ON the reservation on bust
neee
b y Elmer came down from his
home AZ tho Wost fork OF tle Dol.
ores for a short visit To- his son
sheriff Elmer
The drawing for tno town lot was
held Tuesday afternoon In front OF
the postomco Tho winning ticket
was No, lt Jus Eimer being the
lucky holder Miss NOBLE Craig drew
the number from the box.
Or j. u. Messenger, OF Milan. Mo-
WAS here several days looking over
the country with view OF locating.
HC was much pleased vita the COM.
try and n ho oan ind a sultable 10.
cation would Ike TO settle among us.
Judge Fay bound Louis GILLIAN over
IN the sum Of 5000. TO await the &C.
ton OF che district court. Louis had
IA desire 20 go into the sheep and
butcher business. Dut tails vas object.
ed 10 by our local sheep men and
butchers
Judge Albert Waite dieo at his
nome near CortoE. Colo. last Friday,
February 26th Judge white was one
OF the oldest residents OF this coun.
try He only aol0 his ranch near
Jewett last INNER and moved 20 the
MonteEuma valley HIS numerous
friends ia this county will be palnod
10 hear OF his death
Prot A. Marin and DE-. A. u. Bur.
baker OF Hereford. Texas. arrived In
town by private conveyance. They
are looking for a location and are
well pleased with what they have
seen OF the sunny san Juan Thoy
are pleasant and accomplished gen.
tlcmen. and we hope they viii decide
Co become a part OF our citizenship.
John Tenney, OF Hammond. was ia
town ON his way 90 FruItland Ten.
noy is one Of the original settlers OF
the entorprlaing settlement on the
upper San Juan. He Informs us that
they have made many Improvements
on the Hammond ditch this spring
and winter. and now nave the ditch
iu good shape The day Is not FAR
distant when the settlement will be-
one of The most prosperous 10 the
country
NJ ~ EngIeman left Tor suyorton.
Durango and Canon City. Colo. n
mis- health remains good De viii con.
unue on 20 El Paso and other south.
ern points and Will take 10 the
worlds fair az st. Louis before bis
return. No. however ha should get to
feeling bad he viii return al once 10
Pennington. gngloman says he Do
only Twins here 20 save DOCTORS nilM
ana taxes, 80 80 chooses Pennington
as his residence
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

Amalgameted Copper company IN
Montana 10 succeed william Hcallon,
whose reclamation viii be handed 10
shortly, Tho news was confirmed lat.
or by the receipt % a recent issue Of
the Now York Commercial Advertiser
which has quite q lengthy article on
the subject headed "rhayor 90 cue.
coed scallon"
o.
Washer 81 Work-Mike Momlt
came up from the Pittabufg gold
fields the early part Of tno week and
reported that a wet washer was doing
wonderful work down there. says
the Hillsboro Advocate. According 20
Mikes statement the washer works
with a crank and % noI only rapid.
but is a good saver ho said that
four loads OF gravel we're hauled
down 90 the river for treatment by
the new washer. and that the entire
amount was treated Ia three hours.
and tho talings revealed no color by
pBnnlng with ordinary rocker be
claims that So would have taken an
day 20 cioan up the four loads Of dirt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
A VISITOR FROM HOLLYWOOD
C. C. HALL rs HERE, COMING m
FROM THE WEST LAST NIGHT

G. q Hall formerly known 90 Alou.
Iucsquo aH "Lum." arrived in the city
last night after an absence OF several
m0ntuB.
Mr hal l6 now the southern Cali.
i0TuIa salesman Tor the stctson.pres.
ton Grocery company OF los angeles.
llt was at Phoenix. Arizona. Tor the
past two wooEs on account OF tho
tiChucss OF SIR wallace. who has the
Sew Mexico and Arizona agency Cor
lhe grocery company When mr Wal
ACE recovered from his illness. Mr.
iail took advantage of bis trip and
anne on TO Albuquerque Co spend a
couple OF days amoag hia many Albu.
luerquo frlond6
Although hlr Hal did not notify hls
friends here OF his coming. The Clu.
zen published q small item 20 the on.
feet that he was expected and when
The train came 10 last alght a delega.
ton was AZ the local depot 10 greet
aim. His reception was warm and he
was given littlu rest until after a
round OF the city had been made.
Mr. Hall said az the Alvarado this
morning that he was here 10 see why
the Albuquerque Eastern was not DO.
ing built. but he is selling a few gro.
ceriea on the side lie will leave for
the west tomorrow evening. lie 70.
ports Mrs Han well and that they are
In love with southern California. rhey
reside on a two acre lemon and or.
ange grove. IN a pretty home al HOLLY.
wood, elght miles from Los Angeles.
and both enjoy excellent health. Mrs
Han mas recovered entirely OF tho
headaches she suffered while a rest.
dent OF this hign altitude and that
ear which bothered HIM so long. has
about recovered and ls as good az a
new ear an OF which ho attributes %
the lower altitude aud hraclng ocean
broe2es Of Hollywood, Cal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
COMING CARNIVAL
~ WILL BE TIE ATTRACTION
HERE M THE NEXT MONTH.

The big feature 0f the coming car.
uivai win be- the Royal Roman Stad.
am" Mr Relss has spared no palms
" eApeaLs Ia making this show tho
ideal OF everything that tho name
implies a monster out door arena OF
aew. novel and sensational athletics
and apoFta.
Mr.. Reias has this season secured
rukimo't troop Of eleven Jg anoso 40.
robAta. tumblers and magicians direct
from the fathorland. and wonderful
performers ln their respective lines II
work.
Rltchie and Kitchie IN their marvel.
Gus hand to hand balancing two of
che famous athletics that recently par.
ucipated IN the big physical crlture
contests held ~ Madison Square Gar.
don Ia New York City, receiving sec.
ond prize in tho endurance contest.
Prof Leslics' troupe ofoducatod pigs
late feature act OF the John Robin.
sons Circus, and an act showing what
can DO accomplished ,n training. as
pigs are the hardest animals 10 train
or anything In the animal kingdom
The famous Gilmore family, i've ln
numher, direct from the narnum g.
Baily circus, in their return and cast.
Ina aerial act. working thirty feet
IN the air and requiring q space sixty
BY twenty feot. throwing each c.h0F
through space, catching and return.
ing each other from hand 20 hand
while high IN mid.alr as easily as boys
would throw a base bali.
Several other feature acts win be-
given IA connection with those mon.
tioned above. making IN an an exhibit.
don lasting one solid hour no ioag
lntsrinissiona or waite but ono oaiou.
lated - interest and amaze evoy man
Womaa and child paying Il g visit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
WILL Be SEBASTIAN
ne IS TO REPRESENT ROCK 10.
LAND M WESTERN PASSENGER
ASSOCIATION.

The Western Passenger association
has roadmittod the Rock Island
railroad 20 membomhip. john sobas.
tain. the passenger trafic manager
Of tho system, probably will be- elect.
ed a member OF the executive commit.
toe.
The action OF the association Is in
accord with the decision reached some
time ago when tho mileage book con.
troverHy was settled 10 the satlsfao.
ton OF an tho roads concerned. The
Rock Island was one or tho most stub.
born 20 set into line and Il was not
until three forms OF mileage ticket had
been decided upon that M. Sebastian
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

those present woro3 Tnomas shaw.
q bankrupt. John Morrow. receiver.
Joaoph q. Boll representing Simon
aandorson a Co, De- a. Doanor q Co.
ud other creditors Frank NJ. Ban
croft of Denver sinner E studloy.
a. ID Lelb ana Hugo eoauorg. roproa.
cntluR creditors. Claims 20 the az.
gregn.o amount of gl3tSg being
more than threeIourJha OF the am.
cunts due by the said bankrupt. we're
represented. ana the selection OF q
trustee was proceeded with. Mr. Nor.
row was selected no The trustee. bond
being liked nc $4,000 Tho claims
above stated we're approved. and the
m citing adjourned 90 April I. 1900
From the Gazette
Mrs y D. DELANEY returned from
Albuquerque whore she has been
visiting for several weeks with her
daughter Mrs George Drury
Mr Williams returned a few days
ego from Marshall Mo. whore hc &C..
eompaniod bic daughter. Mrs. Durrel
two weeks ago with the remains OF
hor husband Ho finds Il far too cold
there for bis delicate health. Ills
daughter expects to join him On a
couple of months.
~ G. Cam left Tor Folsom. New
Mexico. after a wooka stay ln Ration
on matters connected with the Wood
men lodge Ho says the winter has
Been unusually open ald mild On bis
section and tnat tho stockmon now
have only cold rams and sleet 30
fear. BE also skates that the uitlC
town OF Folsom is experiencing pros.
porous times and n considerable
building growth
Tho Christian Endeayor society OF
tho Presbyterian cnurca win Fivc a
ST. patrlcks social. Thursday evening
March NJ. no tho homo of Miss Alys
CLARK on North Third street Choice
refreshments will be served. Also
home made candy tor sale. for which
thc Presbyterian ladies have become
famous The Eudcayor society sell
dom comes before the public and on
this occasion asks a liberal patron.
age from friends and strangers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
Railroad Topics

consented 70 renow bis amllatlon with
the association.
In addition to making poacowiththo
Rock Island tho roads represented in
The Western Passenger association
discussed al tomo length party rates
and rates for tho oflcors Of the army
and navy. These matters have booa
under consideration FOR some tim opast
and tho questions discussed have no
particular hearlng on the railroad ait.
uation in general except ia 20 far as
they touch the making OF rates for
conventions and large gatherings m
various parts OF tho Country
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
RATION
From the Range

From the Range
Attorney Hugo seaberR returned
last week from a business trip 20 San
francisco
The school board has The sum OF
$3.50 10 go toward the purchase ct q
piano for the high school
Harry Brninard. ex-counly commits.
siOnor has sold hls business az Elisa.
BEETHOVEN 90 Manos Gallagher and ~
now visiting with his .amIly ia Ration.
Benjamin W. Fulghum arrived ~.
Gently from Chicago aud intends
making his home 90 Kat0n. assuming
an interest IN the Ration Lumber
company with W. A. and Edgar
Fulghum. hls father ana brother
The ftiy.ioot brick extension 20
tao p0at0mco building. on which
WORK was begun Tuesday. will great.
~ facilitate the business OF the OF.
ace. alisWlns the addition OF 800
boxes. a private once for the post.
master and other needed improve.
menta.
Wednesday OF last week Judge
O'Buen. OF Caledonia. Minnesota
while engaged 10 the trial OF a case
al his home, was striEon win paraly.
DO o. tho brain and lay unconscious
for two days A letter received by
his daughter. Mrs. D, lRahy, just az
Ne go to press announces tnat he
haa greatly improved and that HE
nina o. entirely clear aud his com.
pieto recovery iB now anticipated
Iudso ORrien was cuiof justice OF
New Mexico for four years turing
tho Harrison administration
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
From the Reporter

The democratic county convention
call wid bo issued by Chairman A.
a. saiazar next week and published
q % presumed tho convention viii be-
held some time about the 5th OF
April
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Fletcher who
have been making their home in ho.
bee. Arlz. since they were married,
iast Christmas day. passed through
Ratou. en- route to Oklahoma CITY,
Okla. where they VIA reside in NJ
turo.
Proceedings before william e..
Wngloy. referee IN bankruptcy. were
Aeld az bic one on the abth. Amonu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
Territorial Topics


Fioor rallowsd Win molasass,-
Mr. i,nodes. The dancing master. va
very indignant Wednesday morning
when ha noticed that the nD0F ht the
Knlghis of Pythias hall. where ne
conducts his dancln ga0na waa
covered with molassos He employed
sorubbcru. however and was ready
for bis class on time. -Alamogordo
Journal
A Small Flfe az carisbad--Friday
night aoout tee O'Clock The barn ot
H. g. Christian. carlsbad. was die
covered 90 be on Gre. and there was
an immediate exodus from the court
house whore lhe nrat ploadlngs of
the Merchant trial we're being made,
says tho ATeus IHo structure was
entirely consumed and there was no
assurance The loss BE- not easily os.
timatod. as The exact amount OF hay
etc. Is not known Tho blaze was
undoubtedly Of incondiary origin
-
Horseback 20 chics % %
Ohantlar and "A Johnson let Ala.
mogordo Sunday morning on horse
hack 90 ride through via 90 Denver
and Omaha city 20 Chicago The DO
sire Tor outdoor life and 10 ootain a
correct view OF the country has
prompted these gentlemen 90 under
ID. HH| AZ. 40
cage Barring mishaps their trip
through the Rocky mountains will
certainly bo ono OF varied and pleas.
ing iucutnt
Aiamogordo Case Gall club--The
lovers OF the great national game OF
base bah. In Alhmor0rld be-. a meet
ing iho other uIght and took uocoa.
uary prolIminarlys to organize a club
Walter Hodge was chosen temporary
captain 10 is tho intention OF the
AiHmogordo club 90 Eot right down 90
business and as soon as sufficient
practice Do had and uniforms arrive.
30 send challenges 20 the surrounding
New Mexico towns and 90 El raso.
texas asking Tor matched games at
different times during the summer
Soy Beans for 8hsep--Ed. Vs. Nh
Ter. OF liaEorman. was ln Carlsbad ca
business and pleasure. looking oven
many OF tho better ranches In the
vicinity. says the Argus Mr Miller
has been trying iho merits of the soy
bean the past two years and Is very
enthusiastic over the plant a. for.
age staple "a viii produce two
crops year on the same ground. -"
he said. "and yields from a ton and a
half 20 three tons an acre. according
20 the nature OF the soil and the
water available tor irrigation. sheep
fatton faster on the SOY fodder than
any other feed and seem 90 ike 10
better"
Fires al ACKNOWLEDGMENT about
$50 nro broke out 10 the res.aence
at i06 South Spring Ri1 avenue.
ani totally destroyed a. Tho house
south was On great danger. but Was
saved by hard work on the part OF a
bucket brigade" and tho fire boys.
The house was owned by Mr.. Rabb.
tho blacksmith rhe building dea.
troyed was owned by .,ice Johnson, q
uogro. The origin of the nre 10 IN.
knOWn. and the !osa amounts To- about
$1,000. No insurance
Thursday morning about O'Clock
q. y. node and the resulting namcs
anureiy destroyed the house. Mrs.
Rode aud the children were alone in
tho house. Mr, Rode being ia Carls.
had. They had narrow escape The
adjoining house OF Allen hall waa al.
most burned. but was saved By the
quick work OF tho nromon Mr..
Bode'S loss Is 500 With $500 insur.
aace
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

News Waa received in silver city
last Saturday that D. b. Ihayor. form.
oFly manager ~ the santa Rita Cop.
per oompany. had boon selected 20
manage the gigantic interests OF the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

e A Lister president OF the Norih
American Copper company. arriv "a Ia
LordsburE the other day after spend
ing a couple OF months in hia old
home "a Wllliamsport, Pennsylvania.
Immediately on his arrival Mr.. Lister
increased the loroo al work on the
company's mines, and now has a day
ara a nigbt shin az work, sinking tho
shan and doinR other development
work Work will be pushed on this
property in the future as rapidly as
possible
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-07-10

ohio went solidly for Parker and 81
poll OF the delegation was asked for.
The result showed Parker "a, Hearst
9. Mcclellan Q. Cockrel ?, olney i'l
Tom l. Johnson voting for Cockrell.
Delegate Edward Clark OF Ohio asked
FOR information us 70 whether the vote
should be cast as q unit, creating many
technical points In that delegation,
The chairman ruled that the vote
must be cast as unit and Ohio went
into the Parker column for the full
number of votes,
Rhode Island which was supposed
10 be solidly for Hearst gave two to
Parker
When Virginia was called II went
solldly for Parker, leaving him Just
40 votes yet to be secured for q nom-
ination. He failed to get them on the
call, receiving sSs against 200 fer
Hearst. Idaho swung into the Parker
column with two votes, giving him
$50, seven short Of the number neces-
sary to nominate. Nevada then came
over with two votes giving him co.,
Delaware announced change In the
vote, but the confusion was so great
that II could not be heard. West Vir-
glnia changed all its votes to Parker
with the exception Of enc, which was
given 10 Hearst.
Then the changes came so rapidly
that II was impossible TO keep track
OF them.
Governor Dockery Of Missouri was
recognized and made q motion 10 de-
clare the nomination OF Parker unnn-
lmous. An enormous flag hung la the
center. Of the ceiling, arranged TO be
swung loose when the nomination was
made, was dropped according TO pro-
gram but stuck after falling about 10
feet. Again the march Of the states
was started, but when the procession
reached the New York delegation the
marchers broken lines, curging around
lD. b. Hill They shook his hand. they
slapped him on the back and q vain
attempt was made to force him to
stand In his chair but he refused and
overcome by his feelings At the nomin-
alton, the tears streamed down his
face
Governor Dockery's motion could
not be put by the chair on account Of
the wild confusion His words Great
ed much enthusiasm. Small flags
had been distributed among the deli
egates and these. together with every
thing available. were In the air. As
soon as he could be heard. Chairman
Bailey recognized Mayor Collins OF
Boston, who had proceeded 70 the plat
form to second the motion Of Gov
ernor Dockery to make the nomlna-
tion unanimous.
The demand for the previous ques-
tion was made In universal shout
and when 1t was put by Chairman Bal
ley 1t was affirmed instantly with an
other shout.
Delegate sheehan Of New York
moved that the convention take re-
cess until p. m. This motion was put
and carried In the same confusion but
with the same unanimity. It was then
$40 a. m.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-07-10
Women officials in the West.

Colorado, Utah and Wyoming have
many women offlceholders, three recent
elections giving the Office OF city treas
urer to women, two receiving the city
clerkshlp and one town eieced a woman
clerk and recorder. Both Idaho and
tendents Of public instruction, the one
In the latter state now serving her
third term. The national superintend-
ent Of Indian schools is wyoming
woman.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-07-10

The love of money Is the root Of
all evil, but 1t would seem useless 20
offer prize for the man who Is NOT
willing to daily with the root