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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-11

Both sides or8anlze--Fur some
years there has boon grumbIlug about
tho Internal ioual Sunday school ioa.
sons. Finally when hardly anybody
looked for n. division came on per.
sUnu grounds Friends OF higher critl.
c.sm rallied. and the result was "a
phenomenal growth of an urganiza-
tiun that chose the name Of the Re
IiEl0us Education association The
leaders ln the latter were prompt 90
affirm their loyalty 20 the scriptures.
and indignant az an who dared 90
question tho same The association
has surpassed Boa growth anything OF
the sort ever organized ga America
and DO has held two very successful
meetings OF national scope Accepting
fully the statements OF its officers
thar % So orthodox in an things ltB
oppuuonts say these chitlcs many be-
mistaken Ga the a1ft OF thing they
have Joined, but they refuse 90 believe
they are and hence they are declaring
The presence OF crisis. and tho ub.
sOluto necessity 20 come 90 the res.
cue Of the scriptures, Tho new or
ganizatOn, called tho American Bible
league. o. coming into the field as
the opponent Of an higher critics. aud
The special champion Of the inspira
ti0nal theory Of the entire Bible az d
stands
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-11
GIVEN BETTER PRISON aARreRs
Former Denver Man Removed 20
Wardcn'a Quarters in Mex
leo Prison.

40 enc request OF Consular Agent
Edmund Gchrcn az Zacatocas. Mexico.
Th0mnB D. Toe. formerly of Denver.
who rs In prison az that place has
been removed from tHo damp quarters
who're BE- was confined 90 the war.
scns apartments, and has boon re-.
Colving good treatment
Loo was employed as engineer by
tho Mrxicau Central Railway company
and was charged with causing a
wreck
The s0mpany has taken no steps
20 got him out Of JAIN on bonds. Rela.
tlyes ~ a number OF people who were
killed IN the wreck have threatened
tho iife of leo and for that reason
ha wuB placed under military guard
In the prison. This news OF hls i'm.
proved cundition came from tho United
states embassy AZ the city OF Mexico
10 Governor Peabody OF Colorado
strike Situation a. San Maroial Up
Co Thursday tho machinista' trouble
here yas EASY to describe, Gays the
san Mhrcial Bee first two strike
breakers pu' in am appearance One
uf thom is sem working apI ls said
90 be a good mechanic The other
sCUn yamooseJ This week tvo others
showed M one went io vnk, tho
a. her gUt duIk and tlll 1f r,s nll
from grace in tormln Then hls com
nauior. after ono days 20 got ID mpa.
thot.c and also put ou skTDs. The
wofu 90 the shops. however is carried
100 vI'H ,c,y uttlo lutorup'll with
what l5 lsft uf the old forco o. men.
This 10 piHerent-last week the
san marciai Boo printed tho state.
mcnt that a box car tourist was
smashed ON the head by a brakeman
with O rock ard severely injured. SUI
rorlntondont John McNally inyostigat.
ed tho charge against tho brakeman
and tho statements OF the entire crew
were along the line that the hobo had
received his injuries while being
chased from beneath tho car. by bis
head coming in contact with the iron
facing ID the framework There we're
four white men and a coon Ia the tour
iBt party. ana they had been repeated
~ dislodgod. To- tho great annoyance
ct the brakemen.
Brutal Trainmen Report of a woe
ful occurrence which took place az
Springer reached IN city today. says
the las Vegas Optic Il is 90 the cf.
feet that members OF train crew
elected a native With such brutal care.
lossness that ho fell beneath the
wheels OF the moving train. losing an
arm and lex The train was stopped
aud the whole train crew put under
arrest The prisoners gave bond and
The train went ON, Attorney Charles
A. Spioss and W. DC Gortner went up
io take testimony IN the case. There
Is only a slight chance of recovery for
.he injured man. Another report says
Dat the man was entirely responsible .
.or bis own Injury ana that he was not .
touched hy tho train crew
aaa
PraisIng Hopewell- General Mana.
gor W. s Honewcll of the New Mex
co Fuel ana iron company. returned
yesterday from Denver whore DO
spent the past week in consultation
Flth the railroad and coal company
metals on business concerning tho
santa ne Central railway and the New
'ieHico Fuel aud lron company. says
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-11

jon n Miller az one time manager
OF tho fecoa Valley a Northeastern
railway apd one % che bert knovp
early residents % Carlcbad. was. al
a meeting Of the directors held re-.
Gently elected vice president ana gen.
erai manager ot the st. Louis. Browns.
vile A Mexico Hallway company.
"iih hcadqmrtom al Bmwnsvllle.
Ietaa w J. Church auditor az Roe
vel in Mr Miilora administration
was made auditor by him. effective
June D
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-11

Peter Powers. a sHitchmnn lu tho
employ of che Santa DO at Needles
was caught between a car and a shed
and severely bruised Che other after.
noon. The injured man was treated
AZ th Needles hospital and cent h.
tho Loo Angeles hospital tho same
evening whore be 81 now rapidly re
epFWing Mm. Powers accompanied
heF husland to tho hospital.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-11

a atiilon wrench ~ large callbro
made trouble az the Santa Do sh8ps
az Needles tho other day. An arrest
and trial resulted % the descendant
paying a fine OF tcn dollars. while the
complaining witnosa stll retains a
black csc and two or throo sllght
saahes The evidence save an idea
ihai ono party uaa about aa Tall1y a.
che other.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-11

Backed up by over third Of "a century OF
remarkable and uniform cures, a record such
as no other remedy for the diseases and weak
nosses peculiar 70 women ever attained, the
propretors and makers Of Dr. Pierces Fa-
vorite Prescription now feel fully warranted
in offering to pay $500 in legal money Of the
United States for any case Of LeucoThea
Female Weakness Prolapsus, or Falling Of
Womb, which they cannot cure All they
ask il a fair and reasonable trial Of their
means Of cure
WORLDS DsPESAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION PrOphsion
luuwrAKseS, ",
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-11

Baptists Headquartera Eastmm
haptIsis are taking up with viror
tho project OF donominatl0nal head.
quarters Ga New York city A. build.
ing on large lines ia projected. pos
soasiug some Of tho features OF Tro.
mont temple. Boston, but more Of
those Of the splendid headquarters 0f
haptIsts n Philadelphia. While Bap.
lists of the north locate hoadqmr
terr 0f their foreign mission work ln
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-11

Jesse 5parr member az The
brotherhood 0f Railway Tm'nmsn.
AMI employed on She Colorado Mid.
land. passed through tbo city this
moming GA route home from trip
90 MaKIcu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-11
NEWS OF THE
CHURCHES
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Italians In Observation-Disclosures
Farley Of Now York, returns from
Rome Gucd with the fact that Italians
Ia america must be saved TO the Ro-
man Catholic church. Not ali Italians
are Roman Catholics. There is IN
Italy an old and fairly strong walden.
sian church Us mombCrs are among
The poor, es b is the pOo- Italians who
come 90 America. chiefly ns lhborDrs.
% follows that an undue proportion OF
those who come are not Roman Cath.
ollie and never have booL Besides. q
Is admitted boy the Roman Catholic
church prDlatos themselves chat not
much has been done by thom for tho
Italian immigrant who was and ia n
Catholic. Italians are scattered from
San Francisco to BOSTON All princi.
pal cities have their colonies ~ them.
Among these colonies McthOdista.
BnUtistH. COnFreEntionallstH and Epis.
cupalians have many missions and
even sclfsustainuF churches Not e
few members OF these Italian Motho.
DIST and other churches were never
Roman Catholics while az home
Presbyterian Bishops-Tho Rev. Dr.
wilton Merle Smith, one OF tho best
known of Presbyterian pastors and
leaders. seriously makes the suggos,
A.. sH.H H.. ..44.s F..s Dbl. 80 .s.I a.ss
bishops before there can bo preshytoT
au progress in the large cities he
points out shat government Boy pres.
byTery lB government by a commit
Geo. and that q is wholly incapable
Of meeting mUdgru city conditions.
ono man power is. ho declares. the
only power that is adequate 60 cope
with conditions obtaining Ga New
York. Chicago and Philadelphia. and
that such single power will SOM DO
essential 90 cities like S. louis,
Louisville and even Minneapolis The
Rev Dr. Smith says ho o. quite an.
concerned whether bishops are
par Of ancient Prosybyterian p0llty.
TImea have changed. and politics
have got 90 chango with them There
may be- prejudice against the title.
and Il thoro Is. O. may be- necessary
lo have these officials under other
names But have them we must. Ia
me chief cities especially. cor aa a
we shall lose our stand.
.ng, and go 90 the wall. so their lead
Of anrms.
Vatican'a Exhibit az Worlds Fair
ID De- said to bo ur1babha that Cardinal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-11

Hugs Allison and a party Of Pic.
aIck,rs have gone 90 Bear canyon for
un uutiug
Vs. y raiIafcrro. in the land depart.
neBl 81 be Santa De-. With haadquar
tors ~ F1pola. ls ln on BIS
way - los Angc'
Patrick MaI1noy from
Gallun. where ho was rbyut house
forriuna aud has asain taken up tHn
shows on che passenger run
W. e. Preston. who BIAS just r1
aIgusa bits position ns conductor ON
the Uorra Madre line. lof El paso
for Jimtnet. whore Dee is FoIug to take
% ruu ou tho Mexican Central
Fnvfn"er w. r. Fisher who has
been at h.a old home. San Angelo.
ToXas. 05r a couple of woeks. has uo.
tined vH Fisher. of San Marcnl,
of The death of h.s mother "a few days
since
I'redartol, lioot. roproErntinr "a Bel.
eian eampauy. owning mining proper.
ties m MIch0acnn. ga in Mexico City
trying ~ secure concessions from the
propor departments for railroads in
the state named. Tho plan of the com.
pany is 10 build short lines of railroads
to cnncct the mines and then to the
nrarosa railroad stations
The ~ paso a. Northeastern lH maxi
ius ~ offort 60 have The product OF
tlo stane 0uarrios near Alamogorio
places on the eastern markets. in
order 10 give that limo a greater tom
mage. whis stone is very fine and
one that will take on a very fine
poilsb. and With tho low ratios that
will bo put Uu Tor tram pUr'nuUu 90
thau-tt D. can readily uo disposed
of boz A. east
freight wreek.--A somewhat dlsaE
trnua mcigbt wreck occurred some
miles north OF Ouaya Thursday morn
lng. A. long construction train car.
ryinr nesHy hundred people was
coming south draw bar dropped
across enc rails Three ears and an
0il tnit nilod With water. woro cap
sized. Two of the cars being reduced
60 hudnnr wood. one native family
suffered considerably The eldest boy
received deep decoration ON the head
the uiher boy a smaller decoration
The man had his back hurt while Doll.
vifo escaped with only shaking mp
The family was brought tn t0 railway
hospita AZ Las Vegas. whore their
wounds wero attended Co. The dam
aged ears were piled up across the
track. 20 that several hours were ro
sulrod ~ clear away lho debris. No
was delayed an hour hy tho accident
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-11

How 20 Make Sandwiches. Good
sandwiches can bo mado of almost
anything fowl meat vegetable
fish, cheese fuIt of nuts. Girls
should early learn that the way 90 r.
mans heart Dies through his mouth and
direct their skill accordingly rbe
foundation OF O. Sandwich BE-. of course.
bread. bot uDl any kind OF bread PDr
Gus bread filters me mayonaIsso dress
Ing through the openings and makes
an oily auEry production Tho bread
should bo isht yoi compact ana what
Or known as sandwich bread can boz
made 'u long box shaped tins espe.
0ially adapted Dor fhe purpose slices
should bo cut Df wafprlike thiunrrs
spread with creamod butter ana after
tho meat or vegetable compound has
been introduced through the slices
these should bo cut in trIanRloa hearts
half moons ur any pretty device with
cutters sold for such use. Brown
bread makes especially nice sand
wichos and aIuco tho bread la flexible
these saudwlche- are generally ro..
cd instead Of Fiat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-11
OFFICIAL MATTERS
A POSTMASTER IS APPOINTED
TRANSFER or cLERK-HoME.
STEAD ENTRIES.

After a conference with Postmaster
genrol Payne. President Roosevelt
postmaster NJ Domlng, Luna county.
hts appointed Edward Pennington
20 succeed Postmaster Clark.
Clerk Transferred.
W. O. Strong, clerk at tho Indian
agency at Dulce. on the JicarIlla Apa.
che reservation. Rio Arrlba county.
has been transferred 20 a clorKahlp
with the Indian bureau az Washington.
d. G., at salary OF $500 por annum.
Post offices Established.
a post office has been established az
Knowles, Eddy county. 20 be served
from Monument seventeen miles
SOUTH
A post Office has been established
az Opal Otero county 90 be served
from Cloudoroft, twenty-five miles
east and Alamogordo scyouty.nve
miles southwest
Application for Survey.
@. Armory Stevens and A. A. Bur.
dotto OF Silver City, have made april.
cation for tho survey OF tho Morning
Glory, Tail Pines, Nowsboy and Ma.
cara lode mining claims. an located In
the Burr0 Mountain mining district
Grant county J, C.M ETAOINRTA
Grant county j. C. Mckee has been
designated as United States DEPUTY
mineral surveyor 10 execute these sur.
yeys.
homestead Entries
The following homestead entries
we're filed IN the United States land
ofnco' No 1897 Francis Franoia Of
Chilli for the north half. southeast
quarter southwest quarter, southeast
quarter. southwest quarter. section 81.
township Q north. range 6 cast, 100
acres OF land 10 Bornallllo county. No.
1928. Jose Abran Garcia OF Santa 70.
east half, northeast quarter. west half.
northwest quarter. section "a. town.
ship 10 north. range Q east. iGO acres
OF land in Santa Fc county.
Base Bali at Santa Fo. Manager .
s CandcIar'o of the Mechanics base
ban nine. Santa pc. reports that 30
has arranged Tor a series of games DO
be played every Sunday nom noat
Sunday on, with outoftown teams. on
tho i2n Of this month che Madrid
team win play here with the Mochnn.
Tee. Other games have boon arranged
10 take place here on june 10 ana
20 aud July 3 and g. The name Of the
outside team which 81 10 play the iol
lowing sunday viii be- made public
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-11

Vatiean's Exhibit az Worlds Fair
u % said 10 bo probable that Cardinal
satolli viii come 10 America in % pri.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-11

Duchess Pudding For duchess
pudding Riiow one third uf cupful
of fine soft bread crumbs for each
person. Tun them into small molds
which have boon we'll buttorod and
the bottom spr.uklod With chopped cit
ron and nuts. For sin puddIngB boat
fJur ogga. ada four tablsBu00nfuls OF
sugar one cupiul and throc quarters %
milk, and ono tehspoonfu of vanilla
Stir occasionally until the sugar Is
dissolved. then haste over the crumbs.
stand the molda iu pan OF hot wat
er and bake ln "a moderate oven until
Fp' iu the center Turn nui carefully
ON saucerF and serve with ono half
of a cupful uf SUGAR boiled with one
cup'ul aud a half oft water ana thick
Dnod with one heapinr Tablespoonful
of corr starch dissolved in "a little cold
water Cook until clear and just bc.
fore taking from the fire add the Juice
Il re- lemon and a Tablespoonful of
butter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-11

Cheese strawa ITO malo ohoeso
Huws. rfafo four Tablespoonful OF
nrH cheese. hdI ibe yu.kH of two
.Er# or a whole 0np vDII beaten. One
.DnapooufH of moItrd butter two
tauIospuoumls OF Thin cream. safe.
sp1uuful of pU cayenne pepper tp
taste. hau irlHppuuu oft taking
powder and flour tu make medium
paste Roll Chin and COT Zee narrow
strips Make slowly to llghi b'own.
VInrs ana tr.augIps may ho cut from
tho paste and baked and bundles ~
thc Hnws put through them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-11

Fruit Short Cakes Instead o.
externally makng pie. why not try fruit
short cakes Nr a changer Nearly
every one regards strawberry short
cake as ono of the mxurIos Of tho
season. but thIs fm, lB not the only
pebble on the beach Slowed pie plant
makes a. delicious short cake aud pho
plant ana tapiucn makos aB good a
combination aa DO peaches and tapl-
ooa. Canned peaches sliced thinly.
dried apriCul5 or ncctarIncs and
pune1. srwod slowly after long
soaking pine apple and oranges, alI
these make delicious short cakes and
tho work. o. no greater than the MAX.
Ing 0f the everlasting pie
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-11
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4 The HOmeI5


Cf5amtd Meats for Lurcheon.-A
dainty wuF to serve cfoamCd meats
Ilr luacno0n Boz Boo potato border
Place buuUrri ,rs cup 0u r. small
saucer bu.iI around 30 uaU 1f hot
mHahod POTATOES mI nrnHh with
potato ioroo1 through p8s.r bag
and cube h.wuIu .Hn rHp 600 tho
COATES with .I.HW.I U.H Hr chicken
and gnruisu a.fH parsley
Hos 10 Serve Custard a dainty
Way % H.r.. rH.HrI BE- Goo bake Jn
Hn asusu. .sWos. place them ln
n daon dIsh with cold water nearly
Dob ne tup ur .ho rlhasaa anu pui boz
I.r even FOO bake AH thn ru.fart
H8t,. tbo VISITOR heats gradually and
'Hu sIassrs will uu. hHa. f heated by
degrees Th# a au easy and plaae
ue way 20 .U. baked Dlsiari
Dread Cakcs Soak a pint uf dried
bread crumbs u three cups uf swcgt
m.l Tor several hours ur until thor
uurhly sou lf che cakes are Tor
breakfast. spBl ofor night when
ready % bake Wn toa spuonful uf
HnNur powder through a. hoapIng cup
OFF Uuur and add to the milk and bread
crumbs together with two teaspoon.
fuis 81 moHoi huttar and two vol.
huatDu rsr. sur fh chatter viFiruua-
|U nd bHI.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-14

Mrs. p. NoXler. of Pasco, returned
from her trip to Spokane Tuesday
morning.
"A party of government surveyors
nave been here for the past few days
taking soundings of the rivers.
Mrs, Arie Hover left for Spokane
yesterday where she will spend the
week visiting with friends and rela-
tives.
jim Hawkins is in Walla Walla to-
uay on business. He SAYS it's cinch
mat he will not attempt to walk home
III The night from Pasco thit time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Reed. of rasco,
rtturned from tLeir trip to Texas
tuesday morning, wheGe they VISITED
'ne'f parents, they also took in the
worlds fair at st. Louis. Mr.. Reed
VIII take up the old petition on the
railroad.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-14

FROM TNuHopay's DAILY
Harry Rosemand spent last night in
Pasco.
a carload of Studebaker wagons IL.
he Emlgh Lumber Yard.
Fred Crcsswell spent the day in this
city laying in II stock of supplies.
Mrs. G. Elmore, from RitzvlIe, is
visiting with IL. A. Bier and family.
/ w. W. Swan and family returned
this morning from Elensburg. Mr.
Mr., Swan will locate permanently
now in his new Use erected some
time ago.
| w. r. Stormant, of Pasco was over
This morning aud transacted business
with our merchants,
l.. a. Jalnigan returned home to-
day after an extensive trip through
the north and east.
Jim Johnson the genial carpenter
from SEC. is erecting handsome cot
tagc for Herman Nissen on his tracts.
,Chas. Dunlap has returned from
Wallace, Idaho, where he went to see
hts daughter duly installed in the
schools of that place.
G. A. Purday was over from Past o
today. II ) says he has as much faith in
his home town as ever, and is buying
more property there all the time. He
invested in couple of business blocks
over there last week.
}. A. jacobson, of Nachez, candidate
on the republican ticket for county
superintendent of schools, was here to-.
day getting acquainted with the voters
of this district. Mr.. jacobson is a very
pleasant gentleman and has all the
qualifications necessary for an incum-
bent of the important office to which
he is seeking election.
w. r.. Lamb has purchased the ing
terest of Mrs. Miles in the firm of w,
r. Lamb 4 Co. and will in future run
the business alone. Mr.. Lamb has
built up a very satisfactory business in
the short time he has been in the city
and with the improved methods he is
introducing he will no doubt come to
the front in the business circles of the
district.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-14

Newly furnished bed room for rent
reasonable. Good location. Apply to
Cosgrove < Hanson.
Chas. Bieneck, brother of Mrs
Waske, arrived from Sand Point, Ida
ho, with prospect of locating.
r. Gerry. has just received his fall
stock of dry goods and is prepared to
show the ladies some Of the incest
things in that line.
If you want to subscribe for paper
or renew your subscription to the one
YOU are now taking see o. o. Noben.
he news agent.
When in Pasco call and see ny
beautiful fall and winter hats, | make
a speciulty of pattern trimmed hats,
strictly the latest.-Mrs, a. p. Gray.
C. +. Briethaupt, as secretary of the
local gun club has been authorized to
issue hunters licenses, and those who
desire to hunt this fall will do well to
see him before going to the field.
Subscribe for the Daily Courier. l S
longevity depends on the extent OF
your patronage. 1t is only &c per week
delivered to any part Of Kennewick OF
Pasco. Give your name to the carrier
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-14
rne~ TUESDAYS DAILY.

= The Rev DIR. &. NJ. Booth. presiding
elder of The Dalles district will hold
service in the opera house, wednesday
evening Oct. 18th at 7;30. All are in
vited.
The large flume which carries water
to the land recently sold 10y the North
ern Pacific Railroad company lying
north Of the railway has been COM
pleted and is now furnishing water for
he several tracts.
d j. Breinhart, of jefferson, Iowa,
has purchased a tract of land in the
valley and will he here in few days
for the purpose of putting it in cult
Walton. He will stock his ranch with
Plymouth Rock chickens and start u
chicken ranch.
Mrs. BodwelI held II meeting in the
Congregational church Sunday after
noon for the young ladies of the city
over twelve years of age All the
young ladies were out and the lecturer
give them some very good advice al
ong the lines they should follow,
L. f. Eicholtz, the Dalles nursery
man, has located at Kennewick for the
tall and winter he will be in this vic
unity next spring to attend to his Gus
TONER'S wants. He reports prospects
at Kennewick very favorable and land
is rated as high as 81 900 per acre
Harrington Citizen.
{. f. Lum went to Kennewick Tues
lay afternoon to remain the rest of
the week fishing for salmon at the
mouth of the Yakima river. He took
along n boat to use in the work. Frank
Sinclair Will join him later and togcth-
er they will catch their winter supply
of salmon.-Yakima Republic.
w. l.. Lemon, r.. rr at North
Yakima, came down " Y and in
company with j. n. CO "hil Bier
and Charlie Waske. wen, out to the
mouth of the Yakima river aud had
Salmon fish. They succeeded in land
ing about u dozen beauties aud re
turned in the evening thoroughly sat
isfled with the days sport.
County Superintendent Dicley went
10 hennewick Saturday to assist in lay
ing Off the boundaries of new school
district, No. IS, just back of Kenne-
Wick. The new district is made nee
essary by the rapid growth Of populat-
ION and the crowded condition of the
hennew lex schools, in which an adj
dltlonal teacher is soon to be employ
ed.-Republic.