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serenaded Old Soldiers.

The veterans at the Soldiers Home
were greatly entertained and pleased
last night by serenade given them
by Messrs. f.. A. Olds and June
Turner.
Mr.. Turner had his graphophone TO
do all its best stunts and Col. Olds,
the inimitable. exercised his gift of
the CAB in making - talk which
drought down the house"
Raleigh Lodge No. 500. A. II. and
A. NJ will meet in regular communl-
cation this evening at eight o'clock.
Work in Masters degree. All Ma
sons invited.
o. D. GREEN. w. NJ.
w. e. FAISON. Secretary.
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On the Diamond.
standing OF Clubs in American League
National League.
(Rv die Associated Pres

(By the Associated Press.)
At New York f X. II. e.
Pittsburg 100000 1-3 6 0
New York 20 o L 90 90 l o. :
Batteries: Lynch and Carrisch;
Ames and Warner.
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At Washington

Washington 5000 90 90 5
Detroit - 0 0 l 0 0-5
Batteries: Townsend and Kittredgc
Donovan and BeVill.
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Mr.. r. b. Parker arrived in the city
yesterday after trip in Pender
county.
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At PhiladelDhia-

At Philadelphia r. Fl. y.
Cleveland 000 / 90 0 0 Il 8 2
Phila. % % 0 0 0 0 0-1 /
Batteries: Moore and Bemis; Wad
dell and Schreckengost.
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American League.

At New York r. II. e.
Chicago 0000000 II /
New York L % 1 0 0 0 0 X-6
Batteries: White and Sullivan;
Chesbro and kleinow
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{ % q ].
Goa
Coal
/ w ILL

4 " = - ~
have a large cargo
of Stove and Egg coal
to arrive at Ports
mouth, Va, in the
the next two weeks
which | will distriD-
ute from that point.
Parties wishing" to
lay in their supply
will find it to their
interest to get my
prices before buying
elsewhere.
! am also prepared to
deliver steam and do
mestiC soft Goals to
any station at
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At Boston

At Boston r. II. II.
st. Louis Il l 0 0 ID L .
Boston 1910 o o. 1
Batteries: Petty and O'Connor;
Dineen and Criger.
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Al Philadclnhia.

At Philadelphia r. H F..
Cleveland 0 0 0 o / 0 O 0 0 0 ID 9
Phil. $50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 I
Batteries: Moore and Penis
Waddell and Schreckengost.
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Tt Jacksonville r. II. j..
Jacksonville 0 81 0 0 0 X-6 10 /
Charleston 20 0 0 0 0 / 0 0 0-1 2
Batteries: Viola and Smith; Herr
and S. Smith.
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At Augusta

At Augusta r. II. e.
Augusta ..1Oo00O0 o. A ?
Macon 3 0 0 0 / 0 0 x-4 6 ?
Batteries: Mclaughlin and Middle
brook; Bayne and Harnisch.
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At New Orleans r. Fl. T..
Montgomery 0 @ G 0 0 OIL 8 3
New Orleans 2 0 o 0 0 O o l Ks 6 l
Batteries: Wilson, Clark and Wigs
Breitenstein and Sullivan.
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Probably An Impostor.

as 400 North street. both
facts calculated to incite suspicion
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At Little Rock r. Fl A.
Little Rock % 0 0 500 0-6 IL !
Birmingham Il 3 Il 0-S IA :
Batteries: Rolin and Zia~a.n
STREET and Matthews.
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At Little Rock-Little Rock, 6; Blr-
mingham. 8.
At shreveport, 8;
Nashville. q.
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At Shreveport r. Fl. +:
Shreveport 30 0 o. o / 0--5 IL T.
Nashville IL % 1 o 0 o 0-6 II =
Batteries: Fey and Csratlius:
Frickie, Nickens and Fisher.
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| Ioe..l, a n n N n n
boston l y ~ 90 o,c,o,,fn.
| Dil bdl.eIleS' relIy ana OoliiloA
A0iiioeii anu >ilser'
american league
A. NJ VI II r
~, a. - Nc" iorh1 H. Il -
Nv, vi, - }
p.ttorins HUi,ita and S,,l,it,ap
Che'olo ana hleliioW'
,.,,, TT +,
I'm az rliliaoe1P % ma oooo, H. ~ I.
G pbi neisi'u q q q a. O00 a.
Ratteries Moore ana PENIS. wad-
''iiO ''0i'i '>el's o'''
wei, i,,crtat, n n ooooono
fra 't,,,iti . 'oii q
Pa -. ,,,.,,,td 80 tyittro5,,o.
ronnt,a,, ana Po,,iII e'i'N' - -
f,Iovo1and n n oo oanoo1 .
phi q a q 90 "a 81
batteries. Moore and pan,ie.
Walden and Schreckenpost
$500
~ ' ~
savannah 100000 Q o
Columbia 0000 O o q % 7
- cl,aa
t''i''
A. A,,r,,s+, p II n
.,1rr,,st.' 1oooooooo
, Gus o'0''
macon :, = n,,.,,,,
batteTieS' Nicl-dugHliIi anu Minute
brook Bayne and Harnisch.
'dchsoiiNl ~ "a ~
JacksonVllle y A-e ~
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-05-18
PROGRESSIVE ROSWELL
A Few Pointers for Demins on the
Street Lighting Question.

Maynard Gunsul, who returned from
Roswell the other day, was met by The
Citizen representative this morning and
interviewed as follows on Roswell and
Pecos Valley;
With my associates have purchased
the Electric Light and Power property
at Roswell, taking possession of the
property April /, " said Mr.. Gunsul.
The City Of Roswell with their well
known progressive policy, gave a lib
eral 30 year franchise, together with
ten-year contract for all street lighting
they may require. Chaves County,
also, gave up a favorabl, ten-year con-
tract for all public lighting.
The above taking from the Albuqirque
Citizen is full Of good suggestions for
our citizens. There is no one thing Of
little cost which is more needed in
Deming than a good system of street
lights Amy person who has ocassion
to come from the depot to the business
portion of the town after dark on
night when the moon is not shining will
testify to this fact.
We have a good company here with
home capital who are doing all in their
power to give the town an adquate
lighting system, and are spending mon
- freely to put in new improvements,
who would be glad to put in a good
circuit OF streer lights at reasonable
prices. Why would not this be a good
time for our town to give them lift
and at the same time secure much
needed Improvement.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-05-18
SILVER CITY LETTER.

The ladies of the Methodist Church
held successful ice cream social last
Wednesday evening.
There is already talk of a big Fourth
of July celebration for Silver City.
The base ball boys were compelled to
abandon the special train to Deming
Sunday on account on the heavy expense
involved.
The members of Silver City Lodge
No. held an enjoyable social session in
the lodge room Monday evening, par
taking of the nature Of a Smoker"
C. ]. jerks, of the Rosedare Jersey
farm received blooded bull by express
Saturday, the express charges for the
transportation of which amounted to
the neat sum of 5000,
The addition to st. Josephs Sanitor-
ium in Silver City has been completed
and is now in use, with the result that
Silver City now has one Of the best
equipped sanitoriums in the United States.
Miss Alice Green, of Silver City, is
visiting her sister at Clifton, Ariz.
The general merchandise store of
William A. Heather at cliff was burg
larised last Friday night and quite
quantity of stuff taken. No arrests
have yet been made in connection with
the affair.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-05-18
SwARTS NOTES.

Miss Matte Brown has just returned
from visit to her sister living at Cow
Springs,
Mrs. NJ. Sherman and daughter Anna
where visitors up the river one day last
week.
d Colson was a visitor in the upper
valley few days ago
Mr. West and son Sam were Swarts
visitors last Sunday.
Henry Sherman was business visi-
tor in our burg one day last week.
J.W. Collier was business visitor in
the upper valley one day the latter
part Of last week.
Edward Kimmcik made a trip to the
hot springs last Sunday.
Juan de Dios Leyba returned a few
days ago from Cananea Mexico, where
he has been for some time.
Tom r. Brown PASSED here on trip
up the river one day last week.
Misses Ana McKin and c. Gonzales
were San Juan visitors last WeGnes
day.
Reyes Rodriguez was a business visi-
tor at Santa Rita one day last week.
Albert Schultz was up from Deming
a few days last week.
&. Blo0dso was Santa Rita visitor
one day last week.
NJ. Torres was a business visitor up
the river few days ago.
Simeon Eby was up from Dwyer on
business one day last week.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-05-18
TWO GOOD CANES
Some Lively Playing at Athletic
Park Sunday and Monday Result.
ed in One Victory and One Defeat
OF Yellow Kids.

Last Sunday the Silver City ball team
came down to help the Yellow Kids
furnish amusement for the people of
Demng and the result was all that
could be asked. The ground was in
good condition and the players in fine
trim and the game on Sunday was a
tie up to the fifth inning, when the
scoring began. BY hard work the Wis
itors managed to make four runs but
the home team was too much for them
and came out four ahead.
Owing to the delay of the Santa Fe
train for Silver Monday arrangements
We're made for game that afternoon
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-05-18
A HINT TO THE PRESENT CITY
ADMINISTRATION.

The work Of the mayor and city au-
thomt.es in pushing street cleaning ope-
rutions is highly commendable. "--- Las
Vegas Optic
The New Mexican would be greatly
pleased to command the city admins
tration of Santa Fc in the matter of
street cleaning and of putting down
sidewalks and street crossings, but 50
far this cannot justly .e done The
City council which it is expected viii
meet Monday evening in special session
should ,hen take active steps for the
extension Of sidewalks and for the cons
trucion Of necessary street crossings
ON a number of business and residance
streets OF the city. 1t is highly impor-
tant for the advancement and progress
oI this town that this work should be
done without delay. Something more
nan talk is needed. Action by the ,i'y
administration should be had.
The above remarks in regard to the
cities of Santa Fe and Las Vegas as
! taken from the papers of those places
apply to Other towns as well and We
would rcccomani them to the coEsida-
ration of the town board OF Deming
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-05-18

The students of the normal school
had their annual picnic oGting Saturday
The Silver City people who visited
Deming Sunday in connection with the
base ball game speak in the highest
terms of the treatment accorded them
by the Deming citizens,
Grant county has been visited by
several good showers during the past
week and all of the indications point to
an early rainy season
Mr.. and Mrs. James n. Upton. of
Deming, were visitors in Silver City
Saturday.
Rev James A. Armstrong, of the
Babtist churh, left Saturday evening
for Deming and held the regular month
ly services there Sunday.
Charles l.. Williams, a well known
citizen of the Upper CHA section, was
in Silver City Saturday attending to
business matters.
Wes. Williams, who is making a
success of the cattle business, was in
Silver City last week purchasing supp
lies.
George Richardson, an old time resi-
dent of Grant county, died recently at
Cananea, Mexico.
The Santa Rita public schools closed
for the term Friday with appropriate
exercises.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-05-18
FAREWELL SERVICE.
After Next Sunday, Rev. Arthur
harstOn Leaves for a Broader
Field. Rev. n. Z. Bragg Will
Fill Vacancy.

Rev. Arthur Marston, pastor of the
Methodist church here, received notice
a few days ago that he had been APP
pointed to take charge of the Spanish
work Of the church in FL Paso district,
as superintendent, in place Of Rev.
Corbin who is compelled to give it up
on account of i'll health. The call being
urgent Rev Marston will finish his
work here with next Sundays services
and leave early in the week for Pecos
Texas to attend the district conference
returning from there direct to his work
at FL Paso.
Tne people here will greatly regret
to have Rev. Marston and his family
leave as they realize the life their work
has infused into the church and the
ties Of friendship which have been
formed during the few years they have
been here are hard to break, but the
feeling that he is going to q broader
and more needy work causes them 10
extend him their wishes and prayers
for his success in the new field.
We are informed that Rev. n. f..
Bragg will supply the pulpit here dur
ing the balance Of the conference year
and that he will come at once to take
up The work Immediately on Rev.
Marston's departure.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-05-18

and fair croud went out to encourage
the boys and see the sport, Deming
seemed little out Of luck that day and
the visitors came first best with a score
of 2 TO 3 in their favor The visit of
the boys from the Mountain town was
thoroughly enjoyed by our citizens as
well as the ball team and they will be
accorded warm welcome whenever
they may see fit to visit our town in
the future
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-05-18

DR.. +. 5. Bullock aud family VIII
leave the latter part of the present
month for the east, Dr. Bullock will
address 4 medical society at Atlantic
City upon the advantages Of New Mex
leo in the cure of tuberculosis. and
Mrs. Bullock and children will spend
the summer with relatives in New
York.
A change has been made in the com
manding officer at the United States
military sanitarium at Fort Bayard by
which Major Bushnell succeeds tol.
Comey, the latter going to the Presi.
do at San Francisco.
Your correspondent has it upon good
authority that the Arizona Eastern
Railroad is undoubtedly going to Dem
ing, where it will make connection
with the main line of the Southern
Pacific. 1t will have half on one per
cent grade from Deming across the con-
tinental divide and down the Gila river,
which is a much better grade than any
other transcontinental railroad. 1t will
connect with the main line of the
Southern Pacific at Sentinel, a short
distance this side of Yuma, where it
will cross the Colorado river, then it
will defect to the Imperial county and
on the San Diego, one of the finest
harbors in the world, All Of the heavy
traffic of the Southern Pacific will 90 by
Continued on Last Paas.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-05-18
.IUNKET.

Something Delicate, Delicious,
Healthy and cheap. No desert so
easily, quickly or cheaply prepared.
1t is good for ANYONE, but particu-
larly acceptable to Children, lnvalidS
or DispeptiCs.
II can be had only from Sunset
Dairy Wagon.
w. T. Russell Prop.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-05-18

Lime and FL Paso Brick for sale
Barney Martin.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-05-18

Continued on Last PaGs.
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Tn. prominenee Of Stat. Issues.

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ihrorgbcui a lz-ge part q iAe cau-try
for the grestsr Frozinezsce gir@1 local
issues IN nasz Il the states L B=z-ly
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national ez-pai u attracted KS attention
than the STATE. aof this vas true also n
several ~sztes hat 10 ore considered do1h;-
fui
In 10 nztonal campaign prIor 70 this
for many years MAS sueh the case. But
in New Y0rk Counecticut. Rhode Island,
New Jersey. West Virginia Indiana
wiseonsia. Missouri. Colorado. Montana
and Minnes9ta The question Of electing
governor attracted tso1e attention than the
choice OF prssideai.
Doubtls=s this was IN q measure due to
the preyzleal belief that Prssideai Roose-
velt would be elected Il was more or
less iskeH ior granted that he would re-
ceiye a large majority OF the electoral
votes. and this caused people 70 turn their
attention 70 state matters
Asa rue m presidential elections the
choice Of president has over-shadowed
the election Of state ticket, and campaign
orators have discussed national as distiu-
guished from state issres. But in the
campaign not only state ISSUES, bu, the
personal fines Of the different candidates
for gosernor played an important part.
In sorne respects this is good indiea-
tion. for the people should in all cases take
a lively interest in the choice Of officials.
With the character Of their state govern
ments the welfare Of citizens of state i
closely connected. and i, should be the aim
of al god citizens 10 secure the election
Of the best men available for state Off
cers.-Dcnver Republican
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12
MINING APPLICATION NO. ls4s.
Mineral Survey No. issIs.
ID. s. Land Once

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Denver. Colorado. September q. 1924.
Notice Is hereby given that The Mammoth Gold
Ntnnz. Tunnel and Railroad Company, BY IF A.
Williams. us agent snd attorney in fact whose post
once address, Is Post -osce Box &c. Denver, Colo
rado has made application for patent for fourteen
hundred forty slx 3sl00 t14s6s5 linear ieef on ne
Myron X. lode. tearing silver and gold the same
e<ing 6s6.s5 feet g. ~ z ana so feef ess ~ y
from discovery thereon. with surface ground one
hundred hfty feet in vtdfh, situate in Cascaae and
Jackson Mining District. Clear Creek Couniy. Ssais
Of Colorado. and described IN the plat and ed notes
oi he IN this once n follows viz:
Beginning af cor. no 1. granite stone. whence the
cor. Sec. At4 .. r. u y q she 6sh ,. bears
lT rs tU " 3D14-65 H.; COR. no. 3 sur. no. 1s0Ks4.
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Nv 90 r.. 70 cor. no 8. . granite sione thence 5
5s' 5g 1sl-73 n. to cor. no. !. granite stone;
whence COT. no. l. sur. no. 13285. Esquimaux lode
bears 81 ~ SIS % II. thence n as IS e 500 n
TO Cor no. >. granite stone; thence g. ls' 6l6ss
= TO cor. no. Q. granite stone. thence s. 81 "
lsl.ss n. to COZ, no. l. the place Of beginning.
Containing t-652 acres. expressly excepting and
excluding all confilct With Survey No. l3zsS Esqui-
naux lode. and forming . portion Of the va Sec
x.sel-4 Sec 5. and n - Sec. 8 I. Is r. - OF
the ON =. y. Said location being recorded IN VOL
r. paee li0. Of tie records Of Clear Creek County
Adjoining claimants Sur. No. is,ss. E.ouIn.ux
tode on the south. and Mammoth Mill site on The
north.
c. D. FORD. Register.
First pub Sept -. 1904,
Last pub Nov 3. 1904.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12
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{ D FoEp. Regis,er-
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BEEN paced anywhere from go 70 6o@
votes. ard fte party has eser ts1asiad that
TIE cosutg orgzsizztion would ziNzys he
deuo1rstlc- This > zDogher case II
oTer cDn66enee
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

Tux splendid canvas made by the nom
inees OF the republican party during the
past six weeks bore fruit last Tuesday and
most Of them were returned winners in the
contest. That personalities and abuse
were entirely eliminated throughout the
campaign in Clear Creek county is source
OF satisfaction to everyone and friendships
remained firmly cemcntcd. II was
struggle for prefcrment between men and
10 far as Siftings Is able to learn there has
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12
MINING APPLICATION NO. isss.
Mlneaai Survey No. l7zii-
U. 5. Lana Once +: -,


Denver. Colorado. Sspsember. 20 104.
Notice Is hereey given that Mary 4. Lsvis whose
po<soee Is Idaho Springs. Colorado has made .ppit-
Gallon for patent for 100 linear feet on the lnde-
pend<nee lode bearing xold and sssr The same being
6 III w 10 feet from disc very shaft thereon With
surface ground 10 feet in widh sisaaien low. and
Banner Mining Distficts Clear Creek County. State
Of Colora5o and described In the plat and eid notes
on III In this once. ~ follows. VIZ.
Beginning at Cor. Nc. l. whence the n Cor.
Sec TiS-. 4. y ~ of the 6th ?. n. bears 90
~ W Es73s ~ feet: thence n. 81 30 E. 574.73 feet
70 coz no. 3 thence n. 27e e. 7l9.,3 feet .;
shence n. 16s so w. 1e6- % eet 70 cor I; thsnce
5. ~ ". 7sn77ie<t 10 cor. no 5: thence S. So W
". n feet 9; thence 5. 16o 20 T. i50
sest 10 no. I. the place u beginning.
Containing 1.716 acres. expressly excepting and
sxcudine all conflict with surveys Nos 1879 liB0.
and 1Hee and forming povsica OF the unsubdivided
Twp O.. r. - ". a the ~ principal meridian.
Said location being Fecorded in VOL 49, page u.s. 0s
ehe Nacor1s 0f Clear Creek County. Colombo.
A1lpining claimants owners Of surveys Nos. 1873.
l360 and 1859.
C. D. FORD, Register.
first pub Sept. y. isos; Last pub Nov. 3.iso>-