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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-18
VACATIONS EFFECTS ON PUPILS

Il IS a hard matter for the young
sters 10 settle down % using books
and brains after he freedom Of the
leng holidays. ! group Of teachers
we're discussing scaooirOom episodes
after school, Perhaps the seashora,
and h mountains. and The country
relatives hai 5eraorat.zing effect
apen II. children, bu- carta.al5- their
brains p,arad raem queer tricks. Here
are some q he few incidents Has
"a !. y -ae unconscious at--r-vaca-
ton h4n9or of DH3l.c-schaoI children:
The earth. rzc!red one ..re!e boy
In his geography" lessen. 8 2,a1ea-
ION IN which " i've.
.a- #.a@- ea7Gara r.z-1.l 5z'. -saez
a. a H--,s g.r, \ z95l..as
class.
a@o.a.a-l @ s5 ..-..as
ae4a answered za =
zz.z z.s=.z9z.,.
..es z.. - -aac
ea #a5z= Il .?.c-zez-
-1.5 ..-r-z...-=zz "E5.~ #1 -az-.s
as=.=...a.
f5re aafssz 1z- -
- zzl.... ass aza=.s-r II 81
e =r#.s.za = rs e=as..ae Esaz.zs
=a. 6.raa =-ar.E-ss an 4@....-.z
han eas fsr a=-=.ae n V.s:z
7a.z simmer aaa g -. @an tha1
Ia ag# oer.s@.. a. pr. .#sz.z
za-.on.
5aa5 IS a. empire asked on
.e..asogzs.
An empire Is he man VII ra-l=
h.ca So was shouted a frec5.-.
facet BOY who vas next but last II
Ii. cas-.
Ore zaaeher IN sist7z a na5Ira sraIv
lesson told he children 70 get some
BIZ Of bees wax and Br'ag fhem =
Iar he aexr morning The following
Ia v-rv my H~ch.n. whose home
surroundings ara ratner sordid. came
. the -a5ehar and placed d.rtv
10 ce1ra bal in her hand.
.tWha- 3 this. childo9 she sad
s.N-ex.9 he answered.
90. said the teacher. how did it
70 be in such a queer lirtle round
haH ."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-18
HER COGENT REASON.

Public officials who cr7ss.Quesrion
petitioners IN the discharge of their
duties expect and hope to receive
feufhfsl replies, but once in awhile
rheg ge an answer so pregnant 9l-h
truth rh45 IS crystal purity fairly daz-
zles than. This IS what happened in
the Nv York posrofce on Thurs
fav ia The course Of a conversation b.
tvean a government official, gray
healed and pompous. and woman
young. good looking and in apparen-
distress.
Il want to get letter back thar I
mailed about Is minutes ago said the
woman. Can 70
at can be done if you can prove
Authorship said the man graYeIy,
.bnt il viii put US to lots Of
trouble.
Yes I suppose Il viii, but can
hip sha+. | really must have the
letter. shouldn't have sent The let-
er IN the first place did It on I'M
rrlsa wouldn't have il 20 through
for anything
/ Who ja i to- vs. f'.e next quas-
ton.
She mentioned 7a's name.
The solemnity and importance Of
her inquiSit0r's look became Sill
rorn Intensified.
Why he asked solemnly, do
yoa want % get this letter back"
Because came the unheeifatine
replv Z am afraid his wife VIII get
hold Of it,"
She got the letter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-18
Cured Consunc ntion.

Mrs. p. X. Evans. Clearwater. Kan.
writes My husband lay sick for
three months. The doctors sa d tha'
he had quick consumption We pro
cured a bottle Of Ballard Horehopnd
Syrup. and it cured him That va
six years ago Since then W. have a.
ways kept a bottle in the housa We
cannot 10 without it. For coughs an
colds it has no equal &c soc, 81
Sold by L. B. Coon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-18
FTP A-TD r
- ~ ! : I IT,.
home COMPANY.

Cur bees. bedroom suits side boatIe str.2z
-az cheapest ne market. These two ca d
sshsas-sa-e Z sg1e as4se u = ~ write Us -
l. .. HssoH F.7AaTU7z COMPANY.
51oI=sa= an RAJ F.ana.ze. fsaesees
Carriages II.
Eaeraess sl-.5zla.rAas 9 Is Il a. Grades
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-18
Neurafu;a Pains.

Rheumatism. hHmbago and sciatic
Eains yiald % the penetrating infu-
enee Of Rallara Snow Lininent. L
renetrate5 70 TIC nervas aad bone and
being absorbed IN he blood, is heal
ing properties are conveyed . eTerg
TART Of The body. and effect some won
derfHl cures. &c. soc. 5. Sold b.
/. B. Coon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-18

One q ag-and-eit nan is battrr
I'm a dozen Of he vat-for.somet h.ng
t6-tflrn no brand
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-18

Cold rain water and soap VII re
q ose machine crease TO remove
fe&eh staiss soak fabric in spirits
q camphor before wattine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-18

Th. trMlble With little ins is thaf
ae9 neTer staE that way.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-18

.fAAeeetable PreParaiionGorAs IS
Initiating Inc Food 3ndReeuia
a1o he Si0naCl5 and Bowels =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-18

Some men would have no excuse
f2r Wing i thejr viz didnf axe
ia boarders
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-18
NJ sgsss-ssz> s1ss. zez<rx
49, s z. !. 4 -. Z :. : q

F1;n0lc- aa1ft t
1S -al. ~ sl.I1 Ae'llier
1f2Ugs.. st4,f5ssia4 82 .I5ef5ts
= C}T 80 - nc,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-18

Goan. goar mefcies as you do your
money anl yan vii never be poor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-18

You cant always tel iron. the mel
ancholv womans signs how much sh1
weighs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-18

People who hope for the ba-r
nost 70 secure It.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-18
Jobbers, Wholesalers and
Manufacturers
OF PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS.
LUMBER
BLUFF CITY LUMBER COMPANY.

Lumber. Shingles z=z
House Bills spec Cheap Lumber n
L5litngs, buildings, paane 1e easa5e 49,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
oNR sLANoEaEas.

special CorrCsp Ondgncc
Washington. ID e.. April Phi.
day might last. April 10Th. INC ropubli
cans OF the house OF representatives
held caucus in tn0 room OF the
house of representative at Washing
Ton. aud resolved 90 favor the ioiui
statehood ban and pasa under a rule
with an amonumont providing that
Toe people ot the territories. when
created into a state shall never Bel
Iouor % Indians
Congressman Hepburn and urosyC'
nor. during the debate that occurred
Iu the caucus. gave Now Mexico and
Arizona about as bad a tongue lash.
Ing az they got from Senators Depow
and Nelson in the senate last winter.
Members of the committee and
friends on the noor OFT the caucus. 3d.
GLIDING Congressman sinlOy OF Penn.
sylyania and tho speaker OF the house.
restrained Delegate Rodoy from max
ing any reply 10 toe vito ISLANDERS cast
upon fho two territories and their pos.
siDiIitios. resources, progress ana PEG.
pie. and assured him that u had 40
effect. and subsjantatod that assur.
anco Immediately by calling Tor q
vote which was absolutely unahi.
NOUS in tho caucus. only Hepburn
aud uroayonor being against a.. and
t,sy expressed their disappf0yal by
a refusal 90 vote either yea or nay,
but stated that they would Boz bound
~ the CAUCUS
mere are few members from
Da.fofnia who side with Arizona On
her opposition. and will not vote on
the floor for tho blll ThCy ana not
attend the caucus. boz their number
Is not sumDient 90 defeat o.
lNote--SlnCo mailing tho above tho
joint statehood bln has passed the
houso hy a vote " lf, 10 700 votes !
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

the iunFh This ailmont was ourad
and she vas restored by Santa Fo's
climate 10 full health. About two
weeks ago she caught a cold which AZ.
voloped into the disease which caused
her death She was a very bright.
well educated and hard working
young woman. having graduated a.
the Chicago hIrh schools with much
honor Sho was very reliable and
competent IN her vocation.
During her residence IN Santa Fc
che was gonernl nvoriio and ukol
ani respected hy all uh0 kupW bot
ana had business or social relation
With her Size was 20 years 81 are at
the time OF her demise and her early
end 90 greatly deplorod by hor many
friends and helnalutarccs IN tho Can
tai She was a native Of Chicago and
came from that city, She leaves a
mother one sister and four brothers
10 mourn her loss Tho remains wcrc
rmlnlmcd ans win uo shipped to chi
raro. her old home for utormout n
reHgion che was dovoul Catholic au .
died after having received extreme
JUNCTION and tAo lust blessings OF the
church Two Sisters 0f Charity we're
90 her bedside. lutumout viii take
place in tho family plot iu a Catholic
cemetery in Chicago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
OFFICIAL MATTERS
aosToFFiCE gsTABLtsHED 49,
HOMESTEAD ERrRlEs-PRo.
posALs WANTED

postomces have been established a.
Hadley. San Miguel county, 10 be
.,lyoi from Rociada. hyo mucs dia.
ant. and at Stockton. Roosevelt c0un
.y. 90 be served from Bethel ton
uios distant
Homestead Entries.
rhe following homestead entries
lave been made in the United states
ana ONCE, No 1888, April rs, Anton
Hnrz,iu OF Cedar Hill. northwest quar-
er OF southeast quarter section ~.
ownshlp 80 north, range 40 vest
'1rty acres IN san Juan county, No.
'sgi April is, Leopold Appel OF Roy,
outhesst quarter OF southeast quar-
sr section IS. township IN north.
range 20 east forty acres iu Mora
county.
Final Homestead Entries.
rho following nnal homestead en-.
ra have been made Ga the United
states land ONCE: go. 3st6. April rs,
iuan Paltongho OF Wagon mound.
lorth half OF southwest quarter sec
1on o. southeast quarter OF northeast
quarter. northeast quarter OF south
ass quarter section %, township Is
H1riH. range ~ cast 100 acres 90
Mora county No. S3i1 Aprib 40,
soiorno Garcia OF Wagon Mound
south hair OF northeast quarter, north.
'ast quarter of southeast quarter Gee,
zion IN, northwest quarter OF south.
west quarter section 20. township iB
north. range "a cast. 100 acres 90 Mo-
ra o0unty
Proposals Wanted Tor Sewer Gyetom.
Tho following Ruvortiscment was
posted az tho local postofloo: Sealed
proposals viii be- received az this or
nee untu p. M .iay 20, 1904, ana
ihen opened, for furnishing labor and
material for the construction OF q sew.
or Pigna, specifications aud other
Information 10 This once aud in the
omcos OF the ohief quartermasteF.
San ranciaco. California. ana Den
yer. Colorado Rnve.opoB containing
proposals should be endorsed "PTo.
posals for Sewer system a. Whipple
Barracks" and addressed 70 Charles
H. waleult. ir, constructing quarter
master
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

Tuesday afternoon Tho Hng nmrrHa
y Abbott. OFT tho Presbyterian church.
omolatei. nnf made aumo dOapy
touching ana m1ft Buuleriatlvr rr
matka Tho funeral WA LARGELY a.
tended and ibo Coral offerings ucfa
exceptionally beautiful ana rrnfn-a
lntermeui was iu Walnut Grove ceme
terry. undaf direction of unduHnhrf 5
% 1ainforfo Tho pain bearers vsre
r. A Johnson w. n Johnson b a
kooni1 Fred aautor. w Speed teUt
one and A a Howard
NH Elrar a1v "a Christian r.uan
n thc truo sense OF tho vori uor
friends we're HmIiod unIg by tbr uft
~ hof acquaintance A. vito anH
mother sho ua4 fotpUf huH sor
h.rnef hr husband ana rbHHfln. 70
Them ihr Advertiser JOHNS tbr entire
r1uHu.tg Iu extending ooudoi.H.r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
a mooEL INDIAN SCHOOL

o. BE- announced by tho auDorin.
tendont Of Indian schools, Miss HsSel.
lo Reel. that one OF the features Of
tne Indian building az the Ba Louis
fa.r win Do a live indian school FUZZY
equinpou and hasihg 100 pupils who're
class room and industrial teachers
win o1hihit their methods ana show
what Is being accomplished for the
Indians under the naturalization d
Commissioner W. A. Jones This viii
bo an Ideal and representative school
and win prove an inspiration 20 the
Waiting Indian teacher and viii show
% TIE public no general what % boinE
done for the elevation and enhghtoh.
mont % the Indians OF the frontier
end tho prairie sections
The accompanying exhibit viii con.
sist OF specimens OF school room WORK
and sample products OF the native
cfaas d TIE various Indian triboa
from the blrch-5arK canoe o. the
north 20 the Navajo blanket OF the
southwest 70 ia expected that thii
wlll be the finest ana most compre
henaivo collection OF rare and baau
uml Indian made objects over oxhib
ICED. and visitors 90 ,ne fair should
u0i misa o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
MEgrlNa wnH aueeEss

i9ron MIlior Promoting Interest OF
Great lumber Company
iorion miller of this cts vrBfs
DO he BE- meeting with orrruarnn
oeH ln promoting enc interests or
siuoia Land and rmtsr com
Through zoe EFFORTS of Nr wu
l.. u cleveland and chicago ana
those OF o. Mfchim On M tous
iho sum of 500 OuO has boom secured
fo carry oui tho enterprises
Az already mentioned. q uln4-s -
prominent citizens of this ,iiy arc
fonuHci with mo andcuaklne A.
Immense tract of voy yhluabil tm
H.r land haH boon secured in sinaios
ana Goo surveys are now tCinE made
Additional funds viii Del raised ana DO
I8 proposed to erect saw mills and H..
into tbU lumber business ON ra cs
forrivo rclie Isi Paao iImfs
ftIB Ia th0 nrfi .aows about ths
whereabouts I'D i.orion MIUef ia reach
iho citizen TOR several yrafs mr.
Miller will ho remembered 1s f.e tef
1iorill secretary under President
tDeoiauda nut administration. ano
aFo aE district rirrt Tor tha district
uri0r judge uu1asf tat,r as one
of the democratic aldermen no tine
r.y repnacnuns tbt Hhody
ourtb." and also as - dgnl.. Iu tra
estate and aa an insurance aEgrt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
oLo FRIGNDs FAtL OUT

John Barleycorn. John narIuycoru.
Tho day that nrst wo met
had a bank scc0unt. John
would had g yot
Your warmth Was to engaging.
Your spirit thrilled me through
drew 0ut my account John
And gave q al 10 you.
John Barleyo0m. John naglei corn.
The day that hrst we met
] had a good. Gear eye John
would ! had q yet
You've rlmmot u round utb ftd
John,
Your hhndiwork Il shoEs
And liberties fantastic
You've taken With ny nose
John Barlsycon. John narioyr0rn
The day that hrst W met
1 had a steady band Iohn
gould I had it yot
Z Was the master then. John
nut ln tho years. semth0v
You've put me on my back jobs
You are the master bow
John narioYcoiu. John hnfieycoFh.
{ thought you were ~ friend.
But since fou've thus betrayed me
Our friahishlpu 40 nn END
OF wealth. Of looks. o. hOaHh. iohn
You've aCupiod noi 90 rob.
Ard worst 81 an thln day, John
Thm DAY you took ny SOB
- W Eoioy IN New fofa Times
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

rho ono rroat worry oi Hludu w.
mans me- may bc an AIRED bore ct q
m0'hCriuInw. q Is amusing to hnd
iHai mo motuorlniaw 10 really one OF
'hU sovon Jokes of the world. sbo r
found everywhere. even m mosi an
..cut hlnHrrIt and Arabic literature
iho Mohammg1an save THE bost OF
mothers iulaw is liEa large boil.
Will" the subtle uIuug docifref
However ro0d a mother IuIhv may
.o. sho "a nevertheless mothorir
law WIN certain scots Of Vaiahna
vie huhmina tho dauFhtcrin law
though living 90 tho same house. 10
not allowed 90 speak 10 her husband.s
Wo.hOr TGiH ls tho only way 90
solve tho problem when enc hsa any
thing Goo communicate che docs Il o.
Stems When ordors are given uhs
..p'Is only by an inclination OF the
mead d is said. however. that a.
'mos emo makos up Tor her eoreed
Iionco hy spirited and expressive F,s
lures and that her dumb fepartens
Htn cause hor mothorin-iau 10 hon
With rage, and that wo may expect
much when tho Hindu woman Htsps
over tho footughts Hlm knowns AN
.hIs. uut In tlmo she viii become q
moihm in.lan nUrao,. EvoFyhotya
Magazine
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
THE NEW ALDERMEN
MAYOR MCKEE AND his COUNCIL
SWORN INTO OFFICE

Immediately after the old council
had adjourned the work OF swearing
90 the new aldermen OF the city was
attended 20 ~ Probate CLERK sum.
n0rs.
ftfst came Franz Mckee. mayor.
Harry .. Lee. cior6; Henry y. HOG.
ors, treasurer and then the Aldermen
On taking the chair Mayor Mckee
ana not delay matters by Mains q
speech. but be commenced business
a. once
President of Council.
Alderman WEkorson nominated AZ.
lerman HARRISON for president Of the
council the nomination was second
ea and the election was unanimous.
Alderman Harrison. ln a few chosen
words. thanked tho aldermen for the
honor conferred upon him
Appointments
rho mayor announced che follow
ing appointments;
For city marshal. fhomaa McM1
lln, for street commissioner. MartiJ
3 Tiomcy. Both these appointment
were unanimously eognFmod
On tho recommendation OF CITY Mar
shat MeMillin the mayor announce,
tho following police fOrcoi Harm
Cooper, assistant city MARSHAL; \. y
! saiaHar. Aiox. KNAPP ana Evahk Ror
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
oEHTRucrlvE FIRE

taFt Sunday nlrht at S.f5 ha hro
alarm Wa sounded by whistle and bolI
.brIug hremeu Co servo ln preserving
Poo houaC of Fiizalmmous. which wna
oven thcs lighting the town with n
brilliant blaze. says tho Independent
Tho hose cart from the down town
district was drawn with an possible
speed 90 the Ore and the second lIl
uIgt cart located On front q loves
ldouco. was by some mistake 1I
.nRoI 90 remain uumoycd. n wac
discovered on arrival 90 the Gre That
ihe nozzle ON me hose was for apr.nk
I.nr purposes and of little nee .u
throwing a stream.
Tho structure wish was IN namCs
Vaa built of fnmo ana no effort fr1m
me nromou would have hBf tha slight
ost effect upon the building Thc'r
odorta. however. were given 10 saving
iho uoighborng buildings Tho now
FltEaImmOns horse. Immediately al.
Joining tho Ola ono. was once SMOKING
hu' % was kont wet and go saved The
snann house directly across the street
was Ia oxtr-mo danger. but Dr. MlN
ken and Jorn Casey with BucCosFfu,
effort reached the roof and kept a
froom 90 water flowing nvor q un'll
tho flames Of thc building opposite bad
died down.
Tho nro meant a total loss 20 those
occupying the house. aa nothing couli
he saved after tho flames were start
ga. 10 was occupied by Capt FltErim
mons family.
Tho loss TO the owner of thr house
'e covered by Insurance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
DEATH or MRS. Il. R. EDGAEI
PARTICULARS or THE oEATH or
A COOP WIG AND MovHER At
BONNEVILLE, MO-.

MIRA. a. n. Edgar diod Al tho Oor
man hospital a. sanfaa CITY Friday
night Of iaat vook. says the Boone
vile. No. Advertiser. April a. she
had been 20 poor health fof tho past
year, and several weeks before had
gone % Kansas City Tor treatment
While a groai shock, che novs o. her
death vas not ertlroly unexpected. a.
q Was realised chat her condition vas
serious Her dauEhteF mrs A a.
stephens. accompanied BY Ar s,eph.
ona. eft Immediately for Kansas CITY
They returned with The remains Rat
ufday evening over me KATY and
they we're taken 90 the family reaid
ence on Third street
Mru RdEaf Was Miss iAginia 8pahr
She was born in no0Foyliio. JUS g.
1889 Ianaary 80. 1851, she vas mar
ried 10 ~ q Edgar OF the i've chi
drou reared by them. four of them sur
ylye- VIM D. and Edgar n o. Aibu
querquo. ~ ~ and Mrs Alexander
~. stephens ANA MiHa Susanna Edgar
OF Boonville 90 the large family d
which Mrs. Edgaf was 8 member, f0ul
brothers survive David. Charles Y
r. and Capt A . spahf an pi Boon
ylio.
The funeral aervicah acre held a.
he family residence a. $50 o'clool
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

Tho clerks report contains the ian.
I0r'ant Items OK the trohsurorA ro
port u shows the city'E financial
condition 90 ho much improved over
wo years gao. whom the council just
retiring took office
Telephone Ordinance.
iu .he regular order or business
ast night the telephone ordinance.
ordering Telephone ana telegraph
1o.os to be placed boz alioyways. was
roiCrrcd. Harrison made the motion,
which was seconded by Harbch.
The tent ordinance. q hobby oi the
retired Alderman McMillon. was
brought up last night but was dia.
posed OF in q manner that 90 the end
may mean the death OF a. Alderman
Harrison moved that % bO referred 10
.hc grievance committee OF the new
council which was quickly seconded
1y Alderman Beaver. its vital enemy
DR.. Harrison 10 chairman of tho
now grievance committee ana no
ioubt tho tent ordinance VIII receive
ln uniayorablo report
Alderman McMillun then moved to
adjourn. but the words were hardly
ormod before the sp6ach was stop
pc. by hayor Myers Eavel
Mayor Mckee was called 40 the
chair while the retiring mayor, ln
few well chosen worus. thanked The
retiring council for o. hearty support
during the two years OF nrduouR duty,
mudoaiiy calling attention TO the facts
that many miles OF new sidewalks had
been constructed during the term and
that the city now has twice az many
street lights az u had two years ago.
and also making mention Of the neat
balance 20 the citys credit IN mo
bank. When the retiring council went
into ofico tho gitys treasury was
without any funds whatever The re-
firing treasuror's report shows a nice
balance
Although Mayor .aoke, needed no
Introduction 20 the old and the new
council and the crowd or spectators
who were present. and Mayor Myers
Poo stated, he referred in very oompll.
mentary remarks 90 his successor. re
foierred pleasantly 10 him 90 a bust.
ness man 90 integrity and gen.
erous and public spirited ciuaoa.
ono we'll capable ot holding the rolns
of government of the thriving city or
Albuquerque
The old council then adjourned ana
thus passed. out of existence
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

81. policemen. Thoy we're confirmed.
Tlo mayor slated that the city mar.
snal had recommends wo additional
members OF the forco-ono on the
night 10 be paid q salary Of 90 BY the
city and the balance OF his salary BY
contributions from merchants. and
the other a regular policeman.
Alderman uiuonwator MAIDS a talk
n favor Of tna city marshal. where
upon the latter suggested the name
OF A e. Kennedy for night service
ana hlB appointment BY the mayor
GAS confirmed. 1no marshal asked
Tor further time % consider some ono
tor the additional regular policeman.
John Wo.nzirl for city chemist;
Don } RanKin tor electrical inspect.
1rs w. q Uhlsty for plumbing Inspect
or. A . Crawford tor police magis.
uaio we're nominated and confirmed.
Library commiosion.
Tho mayor named tho following
members OF tho library commission
A. % McNiifgn. rirat ward. Mra %
% Ray second ward; Ms D. A.
uu5bs. rnird ward, and w. o. Mot.
raIL Fourth ward rhey we're con
Hrmod
~ o.. Hickey wac nominated and
confirmed as parE CommisslouDr
Board Of Health.
The mayor nominated the following
members ol the board oi health Dr
Iamts o. worth and dr. John p.
fenrco. with Aldermen q W. Harrl
som and tony Hracknoior By Wiz
.ue of h., Office. tho mayor Do also a
member OF the boarU of hoalth
standing Committee.
nuauce-..cid Uinouvatcr anu
sherwood
streets Hauioy Harrison and VIII
Ferson
building. lIght and Flol-isbor.
wood. Broctncior ana iFaunrd.
Fire Oulonwator. llfolu and BROCK.
Weiyr
Water wlEorson. Haulay ana ca.
',uwator
Grievance Harrison wiIkcrson
and tearnard
Sewer Brorkmoior Harrison nno
irarnnrd
Pouco-Loarnard. uiold and Usher.
wood.
On motion OF Alderman Gluonvator.
seconded by Alderman Wllkorson.
he council adjourned subject 70 cali
y the mayor
Alderman llfold was not present
last uIrht. hence Will have q take the
oath OF once ~ somo other meeting
1f tho council
Their seats. Wilkerson took the
seat vacated boy McMulen: Ahorwood.
ho lone democrat. took tho seat or
1onyon; llfeld viii occupy McKoos
seat, who ls mayor. BrockmoIor will
occupy the seat made vacant by
lruuHfeld, She Hood orator. Hanley
sut Huhbs scat; Underwater took rse
scat of rogers, while Loarnard VII
Npound law from the seat formerly
occupied by HauCh. and Harrison re-.
.aUns his old seat
Mayor Mckee failed 20 announce
1Is appointments Tor city physician
r..y attorney and chief of the ore So.
rBum'nt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23


Postmaster ilopiina hna been .s
formed that tho postodco department
has begun crusade araiunf th
printing % Objectionable advsriis,
menia and stories in nowapapors AMI
periodicals throughout mo country
Tho action "a based 0n section asg
m the revised siatutes ehirh tm
poses a nno of not exceeding 5000
0r imprisonment f0f not over Eve
years or both ior any person deposit
ing On the mails or aiding ln circuh
zion through the maila Of any obscene
print. pamphlets. oto 10 ia proposed
90 amend th's lew 20 lnoiudo vuiear
Advertisements and other printed maj
nor Under emo nos policy a uumhe.
NJ papers containing questionable.
medical Advertisements shirh 81,
widely published