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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
PROCLAMATION
FOR NEW MEXICO At THE
WORLDS FAiR At sT. LOUIS.

tFrom Thursdays pnil, CuizcuJ
whereas. New Mexico. BY an sct of
the legislature. approved March 49,.
1903. created a commission fOr the
purpose of exhibiting the resources
products and general development Of
the territory az the LouIsiana Pur
chase exposition or ST. Louis worlda
fair. lu the year 1904. and provided
means fnr the carrying uut Of these
Objects and
Whereas. Said commission hns car
riod ont the intent of that Law with
great oncrEy and success and has
procured and arranged most cred
table exhibit from the territory a.
tho great exposition by Tho banks of
che Mississippi which copares fay.
orably with thoi from other states anf
territories. and has also erected an ar
listic ana convenient building FOR the
purpose OF entertaining our people
and those who visit us. and
Whereas. ln conformity with a re.
quest from The management Of the
exposition % day was named New
Mexico nnv' by procIaatIon but
later 10 VAS found necessary t0 post
noue the date originally selected. on
account of the complete interruption
uf railway traffic by The Hoods. and
tho management OF me exposition has
now requescd that a later day be- set
apart d.sunctiyc!y as New Mexico
Day"
Now therefore ] Miguel 4 Otero.
governor of the territory Of New Mev.
leo IN accordance with such courte
ous request. and toe desire of The Ger
rltorial commission. do hereby dcsig
nate Friday November rs. A. D. 1904
as New Mexico Day az g. Louis and
would urge all our people who may be
iu that city on that day 10 attend the
exercises at the New Mexleo building
0n that occasion. and thai all citizens
who Intodn visiting the great exposi.
'iOn may make % convenient 90 attend
at Che time Of these exercises. lu or.
der that the people of tho states may
not onll yIow our material resources.
bus see us personally and assist in
making New Mexico Day an event wor'
Thy NJ our great territory and Of the
greatest exposition ever held. which
commentaries the most momentoua
civil event in our national history
lH witness whereof have horouut0
subscribed my name and caused mo
great seal OF tine territory to be- aTix
od at Santa Fo. New Morlco. ihis 18Th
| day of October A. d. 1904
/ tSoall MIGUB. A OTDRO
/ uy thg Governor.
/ D. W. HAYNOLDs.
Secretary OF ths TERRITORY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
REMAINS OF ATTORNEY
BURG BROUGHT HERE
IFrom FrIlay'1 DaIly cIIlonI

Tho remains OF Attorney G 81 Burg.
whose death occurred at ~ paso on
Tuesday nighi and was the result of
surgical operation. arrived here
this morning and were conveyed 20
A Borders undertaking establish.
ment. accompanied hy delegation
Of knights OF Columbus. Of which or
der The deceased was an active Nom
mor
Mrs Carl Burg mother and Mrs
John BurE. sister in.law, of thr de-
ceased. accompanied tho re,nalna here
from Fi Pa8o Tho funeral services
viii be held tomorrow morning az
i0 O'Clock from a Bordors' chapel
and win ho in charge Of the knights
Of Columbus
q o. Burg was "a member ~ fhe
Now MoRIco Har association lio was
% musician 1f considerable talent and
took part in @ large number ~ social
and musical entertainments dur.uF hlH
residence Iu thI8 city tie also con
tr.bulcd articles to some 0f the Do
cal publications and was "a writer
Of considerable ability
ON leaving here over o. year hFO. he
went 90 New York. his native state
re was stricken while there with
typhoid fovor from which be- never
ully recovered Complications made
necessary tho operation which o..
suited ln h.B death
Knights Of Columbus.
All memborH ~ The Albuquerque
council knights " Columbus. arc re-
questod 90 meet 90 o NJ Marron's
office this evening Al 7.3O O'Clock 20
make arrangements iu attend che
funeral ~ G E Burg. deceased
y. 70 GARGAN. Commander
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
North pskots club Women.

bismarck ~ d. oct H. En,husi.
asm ls the keynote of tho annual con.
vent ON begun here today by the
Norih Dakota Federation of Women'a
Clubs The opening session was held
This afternoon in the Presbyterian
church. v2iah was tastefully docorat
cd ln green and white. tho federation
color Delegates from all parts Of
tho state we're present when tho gath.
ar.ng vas called 90 order by Mrs %.
s. oliver Of Lisbon Mrs Frank
white delivered the address of vel.
come. and Mrs 10 A. Holmes. of
Grand Forks, responded for the visit.
ors Reports OF Officers. committee
appointments end other routine bus-
ncsa occupied the remainder of the
session
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

Dan Galloroa spcured 60 Half She'll
c.nr Offered hy Kirator Bros. sud
one case uf Coyote water. rendered
by the IinrHch hnttlluE works for
m0st stolen hasos for aorlca.
Center Fielder James Cosgrove of
the Browns 30 cigars. offered by
Roihonhorg a schloas for first stolen
laso. and 50 Coawerclai Club cigars
given hy Sirrcr Bros, for ont fielder
making most putouta Tor series
First HaHcmnn Flood of Ihs Vegas
made thiriyona put outs during the
series and secured 100 owl cigars
g.von hy Rpihontorg q schloss.
j Alnr.d of Santa Fe secured the
following prizes for tho most safe
hits during mo soflos a Merschnum
p.po. donated by RofhouhorF q
soh'oss, one pair Of base hall Shoes
g.von by r. D. Houston. tho sporting
goods man; ono case of coyote Water
given hy tho Uarach BOftl.nr works.
ono bill book myon by j. " ORicllv
Alarld had slx uafo hits Tor tho
scr'os. four NJ which hc made in five
times 90 bat
James Durham secured the prlzoH
offered FOR tho pitcher making che
birroa percentage " strlkeouts.
which consist ~ ti0 Ia gold offered
by Graham Bros and n base hall
uniform donated by tho Huhbs Union
Garment company nurham's per.
crutago iu two ramoB was 462
sohaub of Gallup had the lSrEost
number uf sfrlkrouta Tor two games.
bu' ON account of tho large uumbor
~ battcrs up tho percentage was
cut to 7712 schnuh struck out 32
ont of so hntsmon Durham famed
2s ont nt Gl hutHmen up
Bon Ugiwcgg ut tho browns. so.
cured 90 Henry ihc Fourth cigars for
short stop making mos assists for
series These cigars were donated by
Bofhonbcrg a Schloss
Cmcher Roy Mcdonald Of tho
Browns was awarded 100 General A..
thur cigars. donated hy Rothonborg
a srhlosB Co.. f1r tho first ihroehuse
hlt ~ tho series
Firat HaHcmnn French secured the
FIRST tuo.baHe hit prize. one hah boz
De of WaIeara Coronado perfume do.
natcI bv . ~ OUlolly a Go
Dewey Wilson won the NrH safe
blt prizo 90 E Massey trara. do.
mated by Robert Massey a Co
where players tied FOR prizes the
prlzoa wore divided or conferred With
what was considered fairness 90
an concerned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
POLICE COURT
a PAIR or $3.50 TROUSERS CASE
WAS TRIED az JUDGE cRaw.
FORD THIS MORNING.

llr0m Thursdays Daily CluionJ
A pair Of $3.50 trousers occupied
the attention of judge Crawford This
morning for moro than an hour A
Jap AZ the Alvarado had lOst pair
of trousers and a native had a pair oi
just such trousers as those. which
were missing
lio told the police thai tho pants
which the native wore we're stolen
from him and tho nati-e was prompt.
ly arrested This morning tho Jap
ldentIhed the trousers AZ h.s They
we're ~ the same clota and nt him
suugly This was found out by hIs
putting thom on for the pleasure of
fhe court. hut ycf thu caso against
the native. who gave che name ~ pa.
di'la. was not without room for doubt
padl'a sa.i that ho purchased tho
trousers at me Boston store. of las
Vegas. ln July Ho too. douned The
apparel iu question for the pleasure
0i thc court. and tley we're ao large
that they ht sWaddlIuE but see tho
cunr Was in doubt af 10 the owner
ship. and the case Went over until
further evidence can boz secured ln
tho meantime the trousers are locked
up at the clty building
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
stnamec slavonln-

London. oct l0.--At the office here
~ tho Cunard Steamship company. a
report was received that rumor was
published In America that the steam
ship sisyaaia passed Gibraltar Oc
tohor 18th and officials cannot see
how she could hc anywhere IN the
nelghhorhood ~ the Spanish coast.
The vessel is due AZ New York Oc
tnher g2
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
UTHERN CARNIVAL COM
,PANY HOMEWARD BOUND

% doubt tho announcement that
ReIss and hIs Southern Carni.
company will 60 into winter guar
here in December will bo ro
we'd with pleasure by the people %
g.. NJ Smith. contract
|nt for Mr. RcIas. arrived 90 the
yesterday and is making tho
,ossary arrangements for the com.
'he reception by tho people OF Al.
iuerQuc will be most cordial The
lthorn Carnival company. since
ging here lnHt spring, toured the
~ and penetrated the north In
.nloba 70 o. now playing at Boise
ldaa and working south. and
'lothing occurs 20 impede its schod
n progress. it win De- On m Paso
November. and viii return 90 its
.ter quarteros here in December
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
SHE WILL GO
UPON THE STAGE

Mrs Murphy, divorced wifo OF Tor.
mpr Governor a. o. Murphy OF Arizana
once the picturesque Arizona Girl
whom the cowboys Goa admiration
hailed al Bronco Nell, and later O
prominent and unique figure Ia the
most brilliant social circles of The
country is goIng ON the stage. says
the Los Angeles Examiner
She is now studying ln school of
dramatic ara in Los Angeles.
The former governor is remarked
and has iust returned from "a tour of
Europe with his bride a wealthy wo.
man of Washington. %. G. When be-
settled a fortune ON Mrs Murphy M
her divorce a year ago Mrs Murphys
friends said christian science had
something io go with the separation
Of a couple who had bravod frontier
priyatiOnB and dangers and climbed
together tho ladder of fame
lusohrIety was the ground upon
which she based her plea for liberty.
for although the stately woman with
Ia power of magnetism thni had hold
faat many friends had al that time am.
h.tI0ns 90 become o. healer ln christian
science. her influence fen short of De-.
molshIng the governors thirst for the
life of the bon vlyant
And the former executive. with tho
acquired taste that come 90 some men
conspicuous as be- has boen in tho
halls of congress and In the lobby
chamber did not dispute the ground
nor contest the suit
She Was Sarah Banrhart. or plain
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
TUESDAY CLUB
ENTERS IT'S FoURTH YEAR. A
FINE PROGRAM BEING RENDER.
60 AT MRS. EboAR's HOME

lFrom Fridays Daily CiuzcuI
on laBt Tuesday evening. az the
pleasant home of Mrs. w. .. Edgar
on North Walter street tho Tues
day Literary club of Albuquerque met
and roorgauigei for the fourth year
ant began their winter work by
rendering che following program
Roll Call. .... .. ... ... ..s
ToHnysouH idyua of che Klne
Glass study icd by Mr. John a.
gtlnrle.
The Development of tho Arthur.an
Romance ..... Mrs. olivia nirwoIl
Comparison of Early English Liter
niufe with that Of Germany and
France .... Mrs E p. Crsiy
Euomporanooua SPEECHES by Mrs
Wilson D Marsh. Mrs 81 E New
conner and Mrs y n Moore
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
DR.. HAROUN IN SANTA FE
HIS wANDERINos AND oEsER.
TloNs SINCE ne LEFT DENVER.

Or William a. Harroun who mys.
tcriously disappeared three months
ago. deserving his wife. and whose
uamd was aftorward linked with the
name Of tho wife of a prominent Col
orado Springs business man. has been
heard from again. Information recely-
cd from Santa Fe N. M is to the
effect that ho is practIcing medicine
in that city.
nr Harroun loft his wife destitute
She disposed of the furnishings of
his handsome home AZ 1899 East Col
fax avenue. and bis office in room
tii Temple court bat when the many
debts DC had contracted through BITS
high living were paid there was moth
ing left For "a month Mrs HarrOun
was IN dire distress. and but for
friends who came 20 her rescue would
have become an object OF charity.
Private detectives working ON tho
case traced Dr. Harr1un 90 Rollins
vile Tie was the physician OF the
M0fiat road. and after leaving here.
MFNN w. mummy NNN'. WNNN NN Ah
manned number Of days Tie then
returned TO Denver and after keeping
under cover FOR three days lcft for
ChicaFo
Detectives next traced him 20 New
York. About two months ago be
wrote 10 his wife. who was thCn stop
ping IN the Carnegie in thia city Mrs
Harroun decided 10 return 90 her or
RINK husband and over the protests
of friends. who urged hor to institute
divorce proceedings she len Tor Chi
cago
Since then Dr Harroun and bis
wife returned 90 the city They spent
about ton days here pr Harroun
opening an office az 7i7 Twenty
seventh street. Creditors pushed him
Too hard however. and finding Den.
yer entirely 600 tropical be again
disappeared. and Mira Harroun fol
lowed him "a few days later
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

"Sai' when a young r.rI and iauvh
ter ot oneo the brave boot poor men
who hlazUd the pCuluus trail She liy
cd almot. in sight oi lho drs. capital
NJ tbo territory !, was hor hands thar
aNanEOd tne crude. Ciothioss tables.
around which sat tho cowboys. stage
drivers. horny handed miners and bs
wlldcrCd tcnjcrfDot ou BiatIon on ihr
road from Prescott 0u, Into the Grown
kiue mountains.
As Bronco Nell she was mci and
won hy "OaEos" Murphy. whom st.II a
mere girl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
NJ ATlNEE AND BASE BALL
At THE FAIR GROUNDS SUNDAY
AFTERNOON. OCTOBER 2o

.Frum Thursday uauy CIuzenI
- Umpire Goldsmith and mum. y
y hor of houemen got together =
y laat nIght and conferred rela. y
y i've 90 matinee and a base bail y
y game az tho fair grounds Sunday y
y afternoon October 30 y
- Mr Goldsmith stated that ho y
y had reorvan'Eod me ola Browns y
y Chose who were written up ln y
y Tho CltIzoH yesterday afieruoonl y
y and that he was confident the y
y now Browns would bo willing y
- to give them "a game Bio was y
= equally confident Che match y
y would prove interesting and =
y would he a drawing card y
y The houomon then suggest y
y GA a frooforall pace. 10 include y
= such famous PAGERS aH Stranger =
y NO Young Hai and shocam. y
= and me owners of tho horses y
y consented Driver frost Wili y
y handle the ro.na over Young y
y Hal. llaruoii over Stranger %. y
y aud Jacob Levy over shocam y
y There viii bo two other har =
= ness races inst afternoon equal y
y ly as Interesting and the mat. =
y inee viii prove an rghi An hd. =
y mission Zee of 25 cents Win no y
\ charged =
NNNNN NNNAvN y
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
BICYCLE THIEF GOES UP
FOR NINETY DAYS

Juan Moya was sentenced 20 nine.
ty days ln tho county JAN from IudEo
Crnwford'a court this morning Tor
stealing bicycles He stole d wheel
from IA Loomaator and sold o 10 a
resident Of old Albuquerque FOR 5250
80 had a 1901 model Crescent wheel
ln hIs possession when arrested.
This wheel ls held by the police
awaiting claim by the uwnur
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

end of the road. was iast Tuesday
After making three transfers. once
across the Canadian river and twico
across the pecos. "a car load Of mail
was received to Elnddon tho hoarts
Of many. and bringing the first news
from the outside world
total estimate of the losses pre-.
pared boy tho conservative business
men OF the city at a meeting u the
Commercial club was placed 70 $50.
600 An ltomizcd table Of losses
adopted nc this meeting o. as FOL
luua.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

Toledo. o. oct 49, The Free and
Accepted Masons Of Ohio began their
uinotyffth annual communication In
the Valentine thoator today More
than one thousand delegates ere pres
ont from various parts OF tho state.
G. @ Ballou OF Toledo is slated TO sue.
Good 6. r. sporra of Rayonna AS grand
officer uf the order.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

st Louis Mo, oct Is-At today
session Of the annual convention %
the National Association OF ocal Fire
Insurance Agents the following were
among the papers presented. "The 10
cal Agent of Fifty Years Ago" y. D.
Downing Erie Pa Ownership of Ex
piratlons." r. s. Criicholl Chlcaeo
Large city Problems, P ID McOreg.
or Chicago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

New York. OCT 10 The republican
national committee gave one word TO-
GAY that It Expects tho mass meeting
tu be held Iu Madison square Garden
tonight under its auspices to b0 tne
biggest demonstration of tho cam.
ua,rn senator Fairbanks Secretary
Leslie NJ shaw of the treasury and
Gturrs a ku.rht NJ California. arc
fo bo ffD principal speakers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

W1sh'rri1u. n g.. Oct f0 The
cases OF the Western Union Telegraph
company against the pcnnsylania
railroad and tho United Railroads OF
New Jersey and Canal company. iu.
yolying the removal of the company
equipment from tho railroad lines.
came up Tor argument IN the United
state. annremr court lodhN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
Tan 70 60 10 Panama.

Washington oct 19-Tho president
has instructed Secretary OF War Taft az
an carly date 20 proceed 10 Panama
TO confer with the president OF the
republic. with a view 10 settling the
differences which have arisen between
tho two countries
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

Prom Wednesday Daily Ciuzonl
seed Goldsmith. the vol known
L. lali umplro and years ago pitch
for the Chicaso National club
concluded to remain in tho city
ius the winter. and viii probably
cpt a position ln the employ of the
lia Fe road at this place
b conversation with many old cIt
ns. since the fair base ball tour
nout. for which De oinc.atod as
pirC. ho learned thnt a dozen ur
r. uf tho old Browns base ball
b Who vout through season after
son without "a single defeat. stin
hlc in thIa city. and ho proposes
f'gn these old players for occasion.
0vo innus games. to Doe played
,iusl thc new Browns. the proceeds
Ir derived from tho Fato receipts
eo to the Non SoctarIau Honeyo.
s0cicty. 0r any other charitable
iituIiUn which may Doe decided up
'bis morning hc was introduced Co
i. shlnlck. tho second haseman
tbo famous ola time aggregation,
shinlck promptly signed Tor a
eamos during this fall shin.
WAS rhc leading batter of the ola
owns. ami was always sure of q
4chIul safe base hlI is true he
bard OF hcarius but ho gets there
The same.
H. s.. Walton. who played first
j. and was never known 90 lct .
drop in front of him without max
an attcuipt 20 catch O.. like Froucs
Monday afternoon last. was noXt
lsH hlH name. and be- is expected
shine nn first base Iu tho first game
hc played. or may bo induced 90
rh tho twIatrrs. for In the pros
.tivo games Goldsmith will do the
rlIug
ho next signature obtained by Mr.
lsmlth was q F McCunna. VINO.
y out in the lofl garden years ago
underneath the h'uost sky that
aIl thp professional bufialooi.
D. % pull down the skyscrapora
rDp utmost case llia greatest
a EaH iu tho game played years
between the old Browns and "a
lHus aggregation of semi pruiCs
FINALS from Prescott An athlete
~ ihe bat Tor tho proscotts,
was the admiration ~ every lady
4 he grand stand as ho stood nj
plato with bat boz hand. and the
et picture of @ gladiator Pitch.
ppncot. Of ihc Browns. misiOok
..l' a Of Catcher Ayers. and gave
athlete a straight ball instead
InshO0t The wagon tongue
against the bali Ike pile
Yt 'r AZ work on pilinrs of bridge.
.ho hall shot through the air as
as lightning McCanna was
ag away out whore the old
gcs stand ~ thc race course then
d Zee saw the ball sailing
pugh the deep blue sky and being
Diewhat of "a sprinter. made after o.
aq a mighty hit. but the ball set.
right in McCannas hands Not
Yeansd with hls great catch ho
cw The ball with lightning speed
Rudolph am first baso, and scored
|, iuhle play, amid the plaudits OF
aandF OF spectators
way back youder before the floods
JScott KnIght was considered the
htrst twIHor OF docaptical curves
fhp Rocky mountain regions, and
\ Trinidad in those primitive days
1d to nov down the opposing bats.
n with startling regularity. u got
that no clubs would play
.fh the Trinidad team as long
ne was pitcher 30 the manager
iho rrinidads put Scott On the right
a9an. Ho got sour on the Trinidad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

Dallas Tezas. oct ga Officers OF
the salvation army in Texas gath
erred Coz Dallas today for their annual
council aud meeting Upward NJ nfy
officers representing every corps in
the state. are in attendance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

.lrs ~ U. Edgar. of 72O South
ri street entertained yesterday in
afternoon at ouchro The house
prettlly decorated with the leaves
colors of autumn. FURNISHED ma
'leavos profominafing
mo score cards were cloycrly got
up .u ,he shapes and colors of
.umn leaves Mrs I.eIix Lester se-
lea the first prize a china punch
AL and Mrs W. " Walton was
udod the second prize salad
h
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

w. a. Herrlck son Of the late
Prof Hefrick. o. ia the city from So
torro.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

lr and Mrs. d N stevens. and G.
Peoples. OF Milaeros. are iu le
for few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-26

The 1. c. S Language course is intelli-
gently prepared. and has been recommended
by the best linguists in the educational
world. The Edison Photograph and the
Edison Records have been acknowledged to
be the most distinct pronouncing instru-
ments yet devised. There is no rasping
noise to tire the ear. but perfect repro
duction of the voice in the correct accent.
and in a clear pleasing tone that means
much to the student. Then the Edison rec
ords enable the student TO repeat the lesson
back into the instrument. and send record
for examination and correction, to discover
his own shortcomings. This is a feature
impossible to most other talking machines
but an extremely valuable one TO the stu
dent of the language
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-26
TIFFT MIKES Il TOUR.


Henry X. Tint, wAo was elected president OF the
Board Of Education Wednesday, yes terdav morn
ing visited the hail Of the board and was escorted
through ali the Offices by the secretary a. Emer-
son Palmer He was introduced to all the officials
and 10 many of the clerks and spoke few words
20 each. examining their work and inquiring about
the methods employed lie took particular care to
look over the books of the school department Of
the old city Of New-York, he anxious to see
the records of his own service as a teacher and
assistant principal in Public School No 2f IN East
Thirtieth-st, where he taught from 1876 TO 1880
All the reports showed that he was continually
marked excellent" lie said 20 q Tribune reporter.
am just getting introduced and learning the
ropes. l am going to make myself thoroughly
familiar with the school system. | intend to stoD
here several mornings week and give the DEPART
lnent ala the attention II needs. / want TO trans
act all educational matters here ana not elsewhere
Each Saturday morning l shall be at my desk
tween $50 and II o'clock 10 receive callers
ANY teacher who desires 10 talk TO e about any
subject is at liberty 20 do SO Saturday morning
r. Mr. Tiff mace decided impression by the evil
dent interest that he takes in the affairs OF the
department The old employees said that ne was
the first president Of the board 10 make such tour
OF the offices since the DAYS of J. Edward Sim
mons. VINO elected IN ;sS6. nearly twenty years
age.