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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-17
HEARD IN PASSING

The entire public is going on strike on the meat question.
 The best way to dress in hot weath- CT is to do as little of 1t as possible.
 If the beef trust can hold out on the arbitration plan long enough the people will naturally submit to the higher pTdce.-Penny Press.
 In this meat crisis the usually relia- ble hen is not doing it's duty. Eggs are becoming scarcer instead of more plentifu ful.-Norwich Record
 There is considerable mummery about the notification and acceptance of presidential candidate. Even grown-up children like make believes.
 Dan Sul1y is to become the president Of big cotton baling company. That would indicate that he was contem- plating (W)hooping up cotton again.. Fall River Globe.
 There are men of moral courage in high places yet. We do not care upon what plank Judge Parker expressed himself-the point Is that he expressed himself. Atlanta Journal.
 4 government inspector says he would trust three-fourths of the life preservers now used on the boats. Those on the S1ocum seem to have be- ionged to the other fourth.
 Out in Oskosh society has been formed for the avoWed purpose of re- forming reformers To be consistent the members must begin on them selves.-Morning Telegram.
 A man at Utica, N. Y. is still griev- ing because he cast an illegal vote in 1898. If this sort of sorrow were common, Philadelphia and New York would in sackcIoth and ashes most of the time.
 Who would have supposed during the Reign of Terror that day would come when the guilIotine would be used for laJdable purpose2 Yet this has just happened in Sweden, for a guillotine has been erected in the mar ket place at Gothenburg, where 1t is used daily for the purpose of decapi, tafing chickens, ducks and other do- mesttc animals. The local Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is responsible for this novel step Meriden Journal.
 The Sarasavisanderesa Cingalese newspaper, recently published this item of war news: "The sultan was communicated with regarding the ap- l preaching conflict, and, being a great friend Of the Japanese monarch, he sent a specially trained company of swordsmen, each of whom, with a sword in his hand, is shot away from the mouth Of gun at the enemy, as ordinary shrapnel. On arrival among the enemy he makes short work of them by his sword play! These suordsmen are now fighting for Japan and gaining victories .''-New Haven Tal7TuaI 9nd Courier Efforts to fight consumption are be, ing made in many quarters and some Of them by scientific men or bodies able to observe processes carefully and to note results so as to render them useful The ablishment of 8 lspecial department for that purpose il Western Reserve college is 8 good move which must be productive of ex, l cellent results. The time will come when the white death" will be robbed I of its terrors. The per cent of Tecov. cries is increasing constantly as 1t is l becoming more and more easy to diag. nose the early stages of the disease
 and apply remedies and remedial pro
 cesses when they will be most efeec- tive.-Bridgep Standard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-17
nExIcAN's RISE TO WEALTH
Rich Man of a Town Where There are
 Many American Refugees.

hlcn Man Of IOWn Where There are
 Many American Refugees.
 'sThe most interesting little town I came across, while lately making q tour of Mexico, was an out of the way mining camp village in the state of Chihuahua that rejoices,. Tn the name of Parral," said E Y. Gilbert of Boston.
 .PaTTal for one thing, was the para. disc of those Americans who had to leave their homes between two days It has regular colony of men Of this sort, of whom Dr Flower, who hastily sbade his New York friends adieu, is the chief. These refugees get along splendidly with the Mexicans. At home they may have done things that the law drowned upon, but since set, ting in the land of God and liberty their behavior has been irTeproacha- ble and the money they spend Is by no means objectionable. To assist of fcers of the law in getting back any of this colony would, in the minds of the natives of PaTral, be a huge mis- take.
 '"Fhe most splendid figure of the community is a Mexican named Pedro Alvarado, who is a sure enough min ing king and regular Monte CristO. Not many months ago Pedro was an flliterate peasant, working in the mines for 50 cents day. Then luck came his way. He struck 1t rich, and, though he is still illiterate, he ranks with the grandees of the land. Not knowing what to do with a tithe of the money at his command, he Is put. ting up in that rude camp marble palace that would excite admiration in New York or Paris.
 Tt is as big as a modern hotel, and every stone in it is marble. Artists Of renown have been brought from Spain and Italy to decorate it's walls and ceil- fngs, and the most expensive furniture has been ordered from home and for eign markets. Not long ago a travel ing man representing big American jewelry house called on him with g lot of samples of expensive watches, the kind that cost up into the hun dreds, and was greatly astounded when Alavarado took his whole out. f1t.'-Washington Post.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-17
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at the walls anl ceilings of some of the houses you visit and what da you see ]? Remnants, odds and ends ill- matched Want the like in your house? No? Then get new patterns, the newest and latest. Not only that, but the most elegant. And at what litfIe extra cost Look Up'' our es- fablishment and find wall decorations of which you will be proud.
 Also try our celebrated Piano and F,1rniture Polish, mixed paints, gold bronze and brushes.
 Cali and see us if you are thinking of getting your house painted.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-17

Laugh, and you cheat the doctors. Weep, and they'll soon cheat you. Complain of your ills, and you'll find that the bills will shortly begin to accrue. Envelop your being with sunshine, with scads of health you'll be blest; but grieve. and nope, you will soon take dope. ana the doctors will do the rest.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-17
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1904.

The latest fad among the fashion ables at Newport Is to cut from the newspapers all that is printed about ones self and then to paste the clip pings into scrapbooks. Of course, it is clearly understood that the fashion ables themselves do not do the work.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-17
The Greatest Economic
 Nation In the World
ny prefesser J ef

By Profess J. sf Q A~HE CHINESE ARE THE GREATEST NATION IN O THE WORLD, VIEWED FROM THE STANDPOINT
 OF ECONOMIC COMPETITION. The Chinarnan hours and ubst less food than any other bere This the gradual elimination of members of the other the field of competition The Chnaman also live in any climate wealth white all The Ohnamn advanced in tho are will earn learning THE WHITE RACE, IN MY OPINION, IS DESTINED TO BE DEFEATED IN THE ECONOMIC WAR WHICH YEAR LY GROWS. MORE INTENSE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
BERNAuLLO COUNTY INSTITUTE

ON "Wednesday OF This week nt the
court house closed a successful uati
utc oft Two weeks held Tor This county
during the present year lu compliance
with thc law Tho daily attendance
was twenty-five prospective teachers
ul thH county VINO have shown a
.roat interest by their presence daily
about the advancement of the cause
of education
County School superintendent EH.
Hyio Nigil besides che conductor and
examiner had the assistance of Pro.
.rssors HioHey and stwup. who gave
daily instructive lectures upon prac-
Ucal and theoretical methods OF teach
.ug. and upon subjects drawn from
.NpcrIenco by the learned gentlemen,
who have am established reputation as
eminent educators cot thc southwest.
Lectures were also given by Mr. Folk
BacB. an able attorney of this city,
and also by Hon Ncstnr Mont0ya. the
latter sgnticmanE subject being. The
Necessity of Teaching and DIssoml.
lai.ng the Use OF the English Tan.
suoso Especially In the Country Dis.
Uicts."
Twenty applicants took the OK.
animation for first and second grade
certificates, besides these there are
ten Sisters of Charity. who are en-.
pIoyod hy the school boards oi school
district l3. composed of the old town
OF Albuquerque and DuTanos. and pre-.
clnct s. Barelag. the southern suburb
of The ciy The institute and exam.
nation of teachers This year was "a
complete success and due praise is
merltcd by School superintendent
N.gil Tor hIs efforts Iu the cause of
education in this county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
CAMPBELlS ARE COMING
THE BIG SHOWS HAVE CONSOLE
DATED AND WILL BE HERR
THE SAME pAY.

Two hig shows u ouc' Two com.
n.eie menaarr.rs Two distinct circus
performances given .n one day is waat
wll happen at Albuquerque ON safur.
day, sCpf ~. the date of fhc Bis
bows. which have consolidated. and
which have been so extensively ad.
gouisod throughout the country. and
Albuquerque will Soc the largest
crowd 20 lis history ou that day The
two hIg parairs VIII start promptly az
1880 in the morning one following
ho other The doors will bo onou for
lu inspection of lno monagerios 10 I
1.cloch, and no o'clock the two per.
'ormancUs by the two separate circus
companies wiil commence The com
.IuIus of these uIe shows Tor the
'uye date viIl necessarily mako thr
ny'a program a lengthy one. but the
ampboH Brothers hByc arranged 90
WI everything viii move wI.h
umpiuoss and dispatch. and the
large crowd VIII ho wen takeu care OF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

o. the home of James Orear. No 200
South broadway this afternoon.
George y. Monk. of the UnHod
States geological survey, who has vie.
tied many sections OF the territory on
official matters has gone 60 Denver
Charles Paxton. the VOL known
mine operator of the Cochitl district.
la here 20 visit Mrs Paxton. who has
inst returned 90 the city from the
east
This afternoon at 3 o'cluck Mira A.
y Mitchell entertained tho ladies'
Aid society of The Presbyterian church
at her residence. No. 80 wost silver
avenue
Mr. and Mrs C. W Carscallen arc
rejoicing in tho arrival 90 their home.
No 5i7 South THIRD 5root. oi n baby
rirl Tho happy father De- in the ON.
ploy OF tho American Lumber com.
pany
The optic snys Albert Fabor. head
of an Albuquerque carpet house. drop.
ped off in Che city yesterday on his
return from an eastern huvinr TRIP
and surprised Mrs Herman &. ufcld.
hy bringing n little niece from Kansas
city for n visit
Wrs A. A Llndorman and daurh.
tor MiEs Laura. OF Los Angeles. Cal.
n1ssod up the road for Santa Fo yes.
torday whore they win visit Mr. and
Mrs , w McConvCry f1r q few days
Thoy are ON route to the Worlds
fair ~ St Iouis
Saturday ls Jewish Now Year Ser.
Woes win he held nt Temple Albert
Friday evening ~ 7.t0 ana Saturday
morning NJ io o'clock The choir ls
in charge of Prof Krobs Rabbi JAG.
COB % Kaplan win lecture On the even.
Ine ON Eternal Element IN Life"
and in the morning ON "Not the pnFt.
nu' tho Future Tho public is cor.
daily welcome
T. NJ Harris nnd family of Dallas.
ToVos arr making "a visit to Alhuuuor
uuo and may locate here Mr. Harris
Ie brother lu.low 0f % ". Cru.hv.
Ndopuiy district ciork of this. Tho
SECOND judicial district. whom Judge
Cump1ckor was CON- the bench. Mr.
Harris Ia also tbo western manager
OF the Mutual IIfo Insurance CONE
rany
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

From Fridays Daily Citizen
Base ball tomorrow Afternoon az me
nir grounds
Las VEGAS SOL Albuquerque fomor.
row afternoon. also SUNDAY afternoon
Mrs . G. Marshall. of ths city. Is
OF las Vegas visiting her son. Frod
Marshall
Mrs q. o. McCanna vito of tbo tire
Insurance assent o. reported quito 900
with typhoid fever
After o. visit with relatives 90 las
Vegas Mrs samuel NoWstadf nud
child have returned to the city.
p. Mohaun. tho merchant ou Wost
Railroad avenue. has returned to the
city after % business erin 90 Chicago.
Max % Fitch SON of Captain a ~.
Fitch Ia Zoo tho city from Soc1rr0 The
visitor ZOO Interested Zoo some good
mines iu Socorro county.
judge BE- s. Baker. ut the second lu.
dicial district was "a passenger last
night for Denver ne viii Doe absent
from ihe city about O. week..
Fred Fomoff connected with the
government secret service at ncnyor.
.s at Santa Pc attending tho United
states district court aa witness On
fho case oft tho government against
NJ ~ Kahn. as postmaster a. Taos
George Auot the popular manager
of the local Wholesale grocery ostnb.
lIshmout of Gross, Kelly a. Co, re-.
turned from las Vegas last might. Ho
says the humorous rains ln that sec.
t.on of New MoNIco have made every
thing and everybody up there feel
good
Dwight Wheeler assisted by Doc
Blodsoe Is AZ work remodolInr the
front of the building occupied by Ora.
ham Bros ON West Railroad avenue.
The huilding belongs io Nv Hlpdsoc.
and hc pr1poses to make tho front of
pebble dash finish and one of me prot.
tiesl iu the city.
David WoInmah. Of the Economist
lrv goods store. returned last nIght
from an extensive buying trip in the
east Mr. Weinmau visited New York
Chicago and &c. Louis and while lu
Now York, purchased the fixtures for
the new store which ls being rapidly
completed on Railroad avenue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
TERRITORIAL FAIR
COMMITTEE MEETS.

Tho executive committee of The ap.
preaching Territorial fair held an Inn
H1rtaut meeting at the office of the
secretary last ninht and much bust.
ness was transacted.
After considerable discussion on the
base ball tournament thc following
committee on thls event was appoInt
cd. A B McGaffcy. D. %. ORielly. D.
} Houston. = d. McCauna and q. ~.
Marion This committee has business
before 10. as % is expected tO see t0 it
that tbe h8se bali clubs ot the towns
ol Sow MoNIco. Arizona and I'D paso
are entered Tor the tournament or
know the reason why.
The bank contest was fully discuss.
od.. aud Secretary Guusul thought the
purse of 81 600 would undoubtedly in.
Huenco half dozen coz more outside
bands to enter tho competition
An effort viii he made to Hot Harry
Brennan. OF sheridan Wyoming the
champion bronco buster Of the world.
to attond tbe fair aud into the COW
hoy contest A purse Of 5000 is hung
up for these rough riding contests
COL d. o. b SELLERS was specially
delegated 90 visit san Juan county
and in company with Sheriff james
Elmer probably the best white Nava.
io lInguIst In the southwest. make a
Journey 90 the Carlo mountains on
the reservation and there arrange FOR
one hundred Navajo warriors 90 come
across The country with Sheriff Elmer
and give thoir marvellous fire dance
horu during thc FAIR There are only
three chiefs on the reservation who
can load this grucsomo dance. one of
those being 'noar Face" who they VIII
ondoayor to secure for the occasion.
Efforts win also Doe made to have
Mr a De- Dustin. Navajo Blll" and
several other pioneer white mon. tO
/ Join tho Indians at Pennington and
from there, escort the San Juan cara.
van across tho country to Albuauer.
que Arriving 40 los q rralos. October
ath whore thoy win Oo met hy the
Fort Wugate cavalry and thc First
Regiment band
/ The fruit ulsors of San Juan coun.
% write thar they will have "a big fruit
exhibit here 'u time for the fair
The committee decided Saturday
niRhi the last OF the tair-as Car.
niyal night and confetti Will be- mo
order of tho evening.
/ Messrs a. w S. Nosus. Thomas 81.
hubholI and Thomas hughes were ap.
pointed a committee 10 look after the
trades parade. which the executive
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

committee hopes will bo the greatest
yet"
The United states soldiers from
Fort Wlngato. under Captain Valon.
tine viii be- here and give exhibitions
on the grounds. likewise pho torritor
lal militia under Colonel John Bora.
dale
a letter was read. showing that
George ~ Maxwell president OF Tho
international Irrigation congress Of
che United States. VIII Dee present. and
address the irrlgat.on congress to
meet here during che fair
The meeting then adjourned. cub.
icct io the call OF the president
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

The weather man isn't through With
summer yet
A man llkos to feel young but a wo.
man De- satisfied n she looks young
% doesn't require a telephone glrl
20 make the wolkin ring
You never hear an Oarsman com.
plain that be- has a hard row 90 hoe,
The musical composer sometimes
allows hiB notes to go Co protest
The chronic kicker will Kick be-.
cause De hasn't anything 20 Kick
about.
The head of the house refuses 20
believe that two heads are betioT than
ono.
Money makes NE mare 60. and Il
evou Akos money TO indulge ia a
hobby
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
BOARD OF EDUCATION
HOLD a MEETING AND APPOINT
TEACHERS TO FILL RESIGNED
POSITIONS.

Al iho meeting oft the board of edu.
cation held last nIght at thc central
school routine matters were attended
io and appointments were made ln
the teaching force as follows;
Miss Martha Barnard. of Council
Grove. Kansas Mites Mccullough, of
This city Miss Eihol stubhs of EN-
pprIn Kansas; M.s8 lnez Coon, oi
Moral ohio and Miss Bowers
IS Jones was appointed ianItor of
thc Fourth ward school
Tho following res naIions were
road and accepted:
Misses Jessie Bradford. Jean Barn
ard blanche oliver, Ella Coltrane
ana Naudo McUee
The school buildings are rapidly
reaching completion, and will bo
ready in "A very short time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Fom rhur.daya Dally cItIlen

From Thursdays Daily citizen
Mrs A. N Webster and daughter
who were at Ions Reach. Cal. iho
past few weeks. have returned 90 the
city
W. N Counon of The general NOR
chandIse firm of Hun.nr q Council
is Iu tho city on business and pleas
uro.
Mrs W. W. spargo and sister. who
enjoyed "a few weeks on the Pacific
coast 200 southern California. have re
tlrnod 90 the city
The young people viii be pleased
90 learn that Jay Kitchener is 90
ported better llo has been seriously
800 with typhoid fever
The Woman'a Circle of the First
Baptist church hold their monthly tea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
POLICE COURT

j n Ramsey was arrested last
might Tor assaultIng a Chnaman with
an ordinary water faucet I'M the
court This morning ho pleaded guilt
to assault and battery but said hO
did not remember using any weapon
although the faucet when produced
Was covered with blood Ramsey ok
planned that hc went TO the ChIuaman
tn secure some chop hut declared
hc was uo fiend and just wanted t0
use a little The Chluaman told him
90 get ont and the trouble started
Judge Crawford sentenced Ramsey "a
thirty days and added that the time
would ho worked ont
Ada Stewart. fallen woman. was
with Ramsey and she was sentenced
iO ten days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

b.. a.. schutt ANA SON, Charles schuti.
who came here a short time ago from
Duangc. Colo. will open a candy fac.
tory and store ln tho vacant building
near the postofflco On a few days. Tho
newcomers are well known people OF
Durango. and come 90 this city highly
recommended ss thorough business
gentlemen The Citizen wishes Thorn
success .n advance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
OFFICIAL MATTERS
NOTARY pUBLic-pUELiC FUNDS
-RCoENTs or TERRITORIAL
INSTITUTIONS.

Governor Otcfo appointed william
NJ Euslow. of ArtosIa Eidy county.
a notary public
Resigned as Draughtsman.
owen D. Wood has resigned hls p0
It.ou as duughtaman Iu Surveyor
General Morgan % ilewell,ns office.
which resignation took effect Monday
increase Of Pension.
Delegate Rodoy has been notified
chat Che claim 0f Ioso Acguiiuo sunso.
ui CieuesIIla Taos county. New Mex.
Geo. for m increase ol pension has
been allowed or $500 por month from
May 25n 1904
Public Funds Received.
The following public funds were ro.
CeIycd by Territorial Treasurer j. d.
Vaughn From Ramon sanchez treas.
urcr and collector of Taos county taX.
Cor 1903. g5ll5 from p,rlecIo Es
u.bUl, treasurer aud collector of Rio
Arr.ha county uXua for 1908. fiI.3gt
from ~ % uursum. superintendent of
'ho Territorial pou.tantay. .onylcts
earnings to september @. Iu the sum
of g2sl62.
Reappo az Regents Of Terri.
toriaI Institutions.
Governor Otcro has made 1r f1I.
.0wIug rnapp1iutmcnts on boards OF
Territorial institutions of members
whose commissions have expired. %.
.. Gregory of las Vegas. mcmbor
board of tusccs of the Territorial
Insane Asylum al las Vegas.
ur D. % Wroih ui Albuquerque. q
member of the board oft regents of the
University of New MoAIco az Albu.
querluU
D. @ Bartlett OF Maedalona. a mem
her of the board vi regents Of the
school of Mines. az s0corr0
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
QUAKER REFLEcrloNs.

Tho sections daughter la not noces
aarIly q church belle
MS all right 20 respect old age OK.
copt in eggs
Gloves should always he on hand
when they are wanted
lts hard luck 10 go hungry with a
mouthul Of gold teeth
ono of che most annoying things On
the world is 10 bo prepared for an em-
orEcncy that doesn't turn up
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
Pointed Paraaranha.

u a man s. preiudlcod ana knows
h. there Is sin hope for him.
d takes the new hat on ono wOmans
head 10 turn the head Of another
AZ any ratio the shoe trust can not
be referred 90 as a solo-loas corpora.
tlun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

From Wednesdays Daily clifton
a Car Fruit for Aibuouefaut--
bo1or. k.uhiu aa chairman of the
cmm.ue pn advertising Tor the
Ruswen club De- now ready to receive
proposition from an fruit nIsara OF
iho county H t0 whHf fhog can con.
tnhuto 'r 'ut ana farm products to
send io fhc tlhuquorQua fair Sam.
pIo of ur best product Roswell
Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

Left for Denver D. Marshall
special commissioner of The LOWS and
Clark centennial exposition at Port
land Oregon. n 1906. loft last night
for Denver. ator remaining a couple
of days in Albuquerque and inter.
viewing number of local citizens
with the view Of arouslng among them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

Col Max Frost Is really Bfoat when
70 comes 90 Swing instructions 20 a re-.
publican convention
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
Fmm FHdays DAILY CIulen-

FROM Fridays Daily CItIzon
jioarila hpaehss VIII Celebrate
Tho annual feast of the IicarllR
Apaches win be- hold September 90 az
tho village of nuIco. and preparations
for mo event are now under day The
Citizen understood today that several
Albuquerque people win attend tho
feast.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

Mead Sustained Serious Injury
Report comes from E paao to tho
effect that Charles o. Mead. formerly
uf .hIs city bat now river eauscr at
San Marcal. mot with o. serious ac.
c.dpu, at Courchesono near El paso
hD aud Thomas Courchosouc were In
"a bucket swinging from cable. Sow.
oniyfivo iet ah0yo tho Rio Gando.
enFagod boz taking the river measure
mCuts when suddenly the cable 8nap.
ped boz two Tho bucket with Sos 0c.
cupants dropped Goo the river below.
When 90 struck thors was only one
foot of water Had the water bean
of any considerable depth Sourche-
some and Meal would probably have
drowned. a8 It would have boon O. dif
fculi matter tl eoJ out of lhe buck.
ot MoaJ was badly hurt lu thc bacl,
and Courchosoue sustained "a fracture
ot ONE of hIs legs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

Rev. Hod3son ln the Clty--Rrv
R0ht H0iwDu with headquarters 8t
Gallup. spent today .u tbD metropolis
be- has hoen south holding tbe last
round oi quarterly conferences. pre-.
rartory t0 tho meotinr of ibe annual
conference which win convene Zoo thIa
oity ou che 2.nd of this month Bish.
800 Hoss. formerly editor of thc Nash
Nl'C Chr.-au Advocate VIII preside
Rev. llodrson reports the work in
good condition and that for the SIEVE
.nth time Do VIII meet lts obligations
n fuIl ne leaves for Gallup tonight
and viii visit CorH.los and Watrous
uORt week