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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
NOTICE OF sur

m the District Court of the County
of s8ndoyll Territory of New MoH
Inu
Limo Armenia RruE.I Armenia
Conception Armenia and Guadalupe
Armenia dc VaIverlo PLAINTIFF
t Aylaudru sandoyaI lcludro
shuIoul Jesus Maria sandoval
g.HHu sauluyaI. Douu,io 3audoyal
Francisco sbudoyal che unknown
N.w 1f Salvador sluduyBI d"reas
.. tHy unknown heirs of Antonio
Armenia deceased Hul all unknown
owners uf thg lands hereinafter De-
s.uHoI. uuiondauta 40 no
Sou. tho aauyD named dDlenlauta
and uHrh OFF you ar. hereby notified
that tHu above named plaintiffs have
commenced thp.r action against YOU
.u the ab0vp named court .u.us cause
$50 ~ uu DO, docket Uf .I.d court
lHaI Coo general IIIU.. uf said action
D.. iH secure thg partition ut the real
HiHI, hereinafter described accord.
|ug tU fho rights 0f JhU several owners
thereof and t0 require you and each
oft sou goo .ump boo and aDt Up ur prove
your respective Interests u aud Co
said premises ur bu forever barred
and Iu case partition Uf said promIsas
.uu uut no had without material in.
jury to Ono interests pf lbo respective
parties. then fur O. sale of said prem.
Isrr and a division OF tho proceed
thereof between the parties according
FOB tboir respective rights. and for
600 proper equitable relief
Said real estate ls situated in che
/ County uf S8udoNuI and Territory ui
. Sew MDNIDu and described bH fol-
/ lows tu.wlt
a tract 0i land known aa me San
ls.dro Land Grant and bounded on
the north boy the lands OF the Pueblo of
lcmos ON the south hy the lands of
thp Pueblo of Zia. ON tbc west by the
mountain of che Eap.rtD santo sprine
40 the plpro commonly called "Ioa
nauC0a. and on the east by the lands
| ot tine Senior Justice. Antonio NcrIu
Muuioya, which ls mo road leading
D .'''NAN '''. '.N| IT'D HNNI.'. |NNN 80 NNN
WAS made ou tho an day of May. 1856
by tho Governor General of New Mex
Icu Juan Bantista ANA. 20 AntdAio
Armenia and Salvador sandoyal. and
was confirmed by act Of Congress on
the 2iat uay of June, 1860, and con
talus lti7GCA acres. according 10 th5
official survey OF said grant made by
I the United states Surveyor General of
| New Mexico, reference to which ia
hereby made for more particular de-
scrlptlon.
And you aud each 0f you are fur
thor notified that plaintiffs attorneys
are McMlllou and Reynolds. whose
posiofHro address ls Albuquerque
New Mexico, and that unloBs you and
each of you enter your appearance On
said cause on or before tho Gth day OF
February, 1904 Judgment win Dee rem.
lerod against you and each Of you by
| default
lSoull W. o. DAME.
Clurh of Said Court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

Funeral Very Largo--Fr.euls Zoo
Santa Fe are iu receipt uf a Iottar
from Mr ana Mra % E Gibson
who's. ouly son and child Ross GIt
SON. died boz that city ON December 2l
chat Ho funeral held 40 Colu1sWool.
ohio choir former home. last Monday
was thp largest ever held in that town
Thgre WHre aayouiy-two floral offer
nss besides those Eout boy the imme
dIate relatives. a number of handsome
tributes cont hy friends I'm Santa &c.
accompanying the remains con- the trim
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
ALBUQUERQUE EASTERN
CLAIMED CONTRACT ron rae
HAS BEEN Let TO EuoENo
ROMERO. CHILLI GRANT las.
SEE.

% H currently reported that a con
tract Tor enough tics 90 complete inc
Albuquerque Eastern has been let Co
Don Eugenlo Romero of Las Vegas
many years fhcrln of that county. but
uo@ treasurer and collector.
Don 1uFonlo ls iu excellent c0ndi.
ZION 90 carry uut tho contract, having
a long lease 90 the CbuuI grant ana
iH eNcele tuherai and Tho CIt-
zen has lituo doubt that whom me
contract is .et Do and hla nephew.
Don scmp.l. viii secure .t But The
Citizen iH further confident thee 40
contract wiIl bo lCt or work be- begun
until the matter about terminals shall
be- permanently ana finally settled.
Subscribe fur Tho clifton and r.f
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

to tho cast Tho lrtermrut was in the
family Dot in Collngwo0d gomotDfs
Tho s'-yIcos wore hold az tho roaII
oncc of Mrs % D. Moatcf an aunt af
Hr and Mrs Gibson
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

Blooming Hrio5l TrsIn--fou bridal
couples arrived in clinton Che other
night AZ ono gentleman Expressed &c.
90 was regular blooming bridal
train The hand hld roou secured
ay fhe rIau1a of w. a pjt boz order
20 give hIm lut BIO bride a proper
reception anu when each couple
allEhted from thD train they naturally
supposed that th- music was FOR their
special benefit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
FAMILY REUNION. s3
3Supt. Russell, Sons and Families
Spend Christmas Together,

Almost cliioyablntd ayiW was spent at tllc
home Of Superintendent ~, IS, Russell;
lii lower fIenrlco, When tllc.children and
grandchildren gat hcrcd I'm n FAMILY sres--l
union. II +y
Not one fanli liar face III Fl 81
Was missed from its accustomed .plnrr,,h
Tho family Of Superlnt endent Irllsscl Is
n very renla rkablo onnf Mr. q nd IRIS.
F'llssell have reared seven CHI ldrcn, and
now have twelve grandphiaran, 'rlcrai
has leverp been a death IN their own ilnr,
mediate family. "a. AZ
s6At 1850 r, NJ. "a snmptuolIs dinner was
served. and afterwards fonfectioneries
and Christmas gootlies,in abundance, Last
OF all came tho Christmas tree. loaded
with prescnts,S the delight Of he tito.
folks, Each, srandcllild and child was
the recpients Of several beautiful and
handsome presents. n 4,
Those present We're Superintendent and
Mrs, 4. IL. I',lssel, Mr.. Matter lpssfll
and family Mr. Holmes Fnssell and FAM
lily, NIessrs. Fnllcr and StandleY Russell,
Me,,danlcs q; M, CLARK and family. W. ~,
Johnson and family. h. w Jones aud
family, Of Richmond; Miss I.nnll Brock
ting, MI, Vivian Brnokng and NJ rs, Lucy
Cartwright. mother nf Mrs. IFussel Who
stood at the head of the four genera
tons. ~ VI
After spending a pleasant day together
they bid zach other goodnight, VII n
merry Christmas and happy Nav y nr
To all, while = Peace on earth, good VIII
~ men relgned 81 prel.s IN each hen 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
The annual ia. !. DINNERS WI l!
10 TH||E[: CI.T''y|''''!SS: POOR 0 B.
Rev.SM essrs. Wiley and Buchanan an
Will Feed Hundreds T o-day.
MI. Branch Speaks,

Mr.. M 10y. thc great proyidcr Of Christ
M q cheer for8all conltrs, to-day Is Sadly
iii need of$turkcys, Enough and 70 SPARE pare
EofHnll$other$g good thnss are in his store
room. but lie fears that tho turkey $nrd
apples now on Hand will not satisfy me
nppetites If OF the six N or seven hlndrcu
4 hungry guests TINT will assemble Il at !
Bp' clock to-day Fl " 5l48 81 5ft Af99
lust a; tho bell at Old Market strikes
: j, the Rev, u /. sydney, Peters, pastol Q :
aTripitys Church, will ask 4 short blessing.
ana then The great tlinner3will begin. W
.5tIle old and crippled people who cannot
walk are invited by Mr.. Wiley to E tt'l
#l1honc; linl, .caIly. insthc morning, SO that
Tho cln either send them car tickets t g. Or g
4 carriage. s33is XXI
g85IS,rl,n guests Will assemble in the chapel.
ii from, which place, they will be usllered
Into the dining hall, one hundred at q
time. until all have boon fed. II lis hoped
38t ha ALI tho guests Will be on hand before
Il / Z o. clock. so that every one may nave
s the privilege OF hearing Mr.@iJohn +.
s Brancll's address.
AT the Jail on yesterday Mr.. and Mrs.
Buchanan gave n lunch TO fifty white
male inmates. Sandwiches, coffee, oranges,
apples, pies and cakes were provided IN
abundance Mr.. Buchanan spoke briefly
X to the men, and Mrs Buchanan at the
3 fspccial request of the men, sang IN y
touching manner: Where is Ny Wan
\. darlng Boy To-niGht?'T8
Mr.. Buchanan will hold his big Christ
S5mas dinner at 9 q clock to-day. Contribu-
q tions poured III all day on Yesterday, ans
4 there is no doubt hut that the guests u !
IS the Neighborhood House will fare snmp-
tuously. A committee of ladies from va
Iious Baptist churches will assist Mr.,
and Mrs buchanan In preparing md
serving the dinner. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28

Society, and / an address before it by some
most always been held #nf The hail of the
slIouse8ot Delegates l'robnl tho societ yEWill
never DO able again to assemble I'M that most
Ii IS hoped that the hall viii 6be used us ~
museum. N l5s as 5!l
This year the annual ncettng OF the society
Will be held In its own house, No. 707 East
q sF5 r. ~ NJ. There ~ VIII M be no annual
address, but President. AIcCabc, In his annual
report. Will describe fully, IN Ills snlmitable
proposes to do. All who are Interested z In
Virginia history Will find II OF deep Interest.
Officers will DO elected for tho ensuing Scnr.
All members are Invited to attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
III BUILDING G. 4 UNSAFE.
Women Patients loved From
&Brauer Building

sl + WAS ascertaincd SundaNg that the
3walls5of the Braucr5l>uilling at the East
ern state Hospital, in llan1sburg, oc-
sc,picd by one hundred ( fema lcS PATIENTS
We're iying;aw ay. n y;
Superintendent F'ost ter al once had the.
patients moved to other building a
Richmond engineer. WHO examine IS the
wallis yesterday. found they had slipped
considerably and were st ms spread lng.l
,rhe building will like ISL have to be pulled
down and rebuilt, IA 5ij III
1.-THE I3raucr building was constructc an
1870 by a Northern con tractor and the
cons t,uction was so inferior tia several
members OF the Board ted against It's
reception.sSbut lids said wrre sovcrruled
!. bX3 several Northern members on the
3lspard. 8,s B 5J3 @ MI 81 N
\ The board will meet soon and take up
AheF question of restoring tho building,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
"A Russian Wounded.

q. celncasky, was the only Russian
wounded In tho ncighborhol of Richmond
on yesterday No deadly Jap bullet laid
him '9w. but a. savage CLAY Street car
No. alO, did the business, It WAS on
Main Street near Fifteenth. at S o'clock
in the evening, that The encounter took
place, just In front Of tho City Drug
store:
Mr., Ceincasky was conveyed within the
drug store re-. and cared for until Dir. Up
shur arrived, when he was taken to llis
home near Seventeenth and Main Streets.
j. III. Daniel WAS the conductor of the
ear while Miller was nlotorman. The RUS
sian Was slightly wounded In tho thigh.
no bones having been broken,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
|V[WSGATHERE.D|
ER0 ! n !. !:
Marriage of8N1r. @ { Dent and
Miss Tracey y. Hagttc
s35 Last Night. 5sSss
FOR 81: A I y I. ! N
LOOKING
EChristinas = Entertainments ATS be
GiveilSby the Various Sum y
day Schools. l1.8s
..l... ls
a


MI Il No. ILL., Hull Street ttS
us "A pretty wedding took place last night
att the residence Of Nirag G. w la gle,
corner Seventeenth III street ard Albany
Oak Grove, Mt o3so'clock, when
|his#rldest dnughter, Miss n Grnyce Lee
Hague, became the bride Of Mi,S8 tier;
EOa Dent, Il tte 4 ceremony being performed
|bys Rev nj I. It1son, Of Asbtiry Church,
THE bride 3waH soWncl III white rltonS
over taftctu, Wit Il Whit . satln trimmings.
and carried white arnatlons.5 Miss Belle
IIornerS was maid 81 shonorsnn Mr., Victor
r.! Ilaguc,# brothcr3g9o Of the bride, as best
IMAM Miss Hague Is a young lad y y VI OF
|5charnling ma 1,iers md Is quite favor,
|ite il,ong her many friends Mr.. y Dent in.t5
|ils Iii, esteemed employ lie & T. Fl y
Mayo Tobacco Company OIL edmond salldb5
has many friends n; Who w ISL ~ him q nj
his bride many years $slapplness s55s8
Who Struck Eubank7
Il Mystery still shrouds the attack upon
Walter I5tlbank, who was struck III the
face Ii a mighty blow ns lie wa bout
to Sent err lis hall door N onday night g;
Efew8monen before his Hat #caugl hit IRE
from an overturned oil stove. SsslI
mol Ice are using very ct,sleavor to
loca to- Il nd land # the ma who lstrucS
E,,bant. 4 and 81 citizens generally re 50 /
Interested inHt the affair that he question
81 the day & $$', Who str,lck Wal ter 1StTS
bank? 2s& $s
5 LSSp tos d 4 late hour last night no one
had answered tho cues tion.3 i n theFm "a
time. IIibank' IS mark Y Of q hay ne been
lSroughlY8 handled are still visible l' e.5
Funeral Of Mr.. Jones'
Tile 8fllnera L Of a r. r. ones took
place from tho reside nee. on f'weft l j,
Decatur Streets Mr. Jones died So tisl q
Io,clock Sunday afternoor 10 is survived
by5thisee 3da,ighters-Mr 81 G s. G rlzzar I'd
Mrs. r. !: II. Saunders OF 5Wansboro ilnd
Mrs. Bcnnett,% of Petcrsb,lr n n sSEs
u Personals and Briefs, 5.5
81 MI yorr. Maurice yesterday fined WI fred
lNinncY and George Il lerce, coloret g
each for fighting on C,hri Is, tm 2 !,
ir.s b. M Will tie. OF Bo on ~ ana Miss
Rutl, Bungardner were married In g es-5
terfe fcollnty sterday5 q ftcrnoon They
llGft on al Southern trip. 81 8
1r.sSF.4O. Dent and M ISIS Grace Hal que
we're married at Oak g rove last might. at
| 5theah home OF the bride. 81 d
"a dividend OF * per$cc nt. has been de- de-
5Clnrcd EDy the 5il3anR q MA Ell
H GERS were ms "a lied $by3t he Ma
|Eter$ 1yod so Of NJ asons las plight
5'Ffc Buildings and lands }Csomn1i tee VII
meet tomorrow Nigh n N. 32
Mr. and rs. A.SS ca {; ii FIN arc risitin
ljrclatives in South B ton.
Cloptcr% Street Sunday school held &
Christmas celebration last night. n The
entertainment was thoroughly enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. $. NJ. NJ orrs} and children en-
are visiting relatives IN South Boston.
4,f Stockt on Street Sunday school Will have.
d Christmas tree at Lead der Flal to-inor-
row night .,S l5SS Az 3si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
Who Are His Heirs7I

n Tho Times Dispatch, has received q
communication from H. l'armer,5of
Kansas CITY. Mo, asking for illfornlaT5
lion concerning tle@ lleirs of lsldWicli
Farmer, who Is supposed to have sct-s
tied about 1907 either In; lt,illenbnlg or
CUpeper coulltN.Ya. " MI Il. II ;ls 5sS'
Farmer, who VAS @ ronlectcd with
the ROYAL FamtN ofs England. aid ~
brother of John Farmer WHO was drown
ed about 1907 In the Ohio river l,S his
negro body guard N 45;.4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
PUT EN- ALL IN JAIL.
Justice John Determined to Stop
Negroes Carrying Pistols.

sJImln!s Rogers again dropped ~ the
Police Court yesterday. Jimmie had been
released on Saturday only TO get drunk
again Sunday,fand then again yesterday.
sfsat''yShat shall ] do to You, Janice SAID
IT'LL
E5""ivhat YOU like. It's all the same 10
no." said the man,
Six months was the sentence and j /.
Rogers YEARLY wandered towards he
pen.
I'M. NJ Clarke ana o. Y. Pond We're
charged with fighting on the streets.
4 Clarke lad an eye that looked like a
very pper-ripe tomato,
Serious charges were made BY Pond
ana the case MAS continued until 1hs
I alst.
the following collection Of DRINKS
came up and contributed 10 the funds; -
Sam Raab, . negro; James Shopf and
Y George Shope. brothers; eliza Davis q rol-
b Orfd offender; Matter Rely, wh,fe,
Luther Owens. black; Josephine Lewis,
dark: Mary Oakley, u negro woman ~
the Pink Alley stripe; and Charley liund-
ley and Leah Johnson. boill very faely
looking cplored women.
s "A . n, Francis was fined 500 for cnr-
rying concealed weapons; John WINSTON,
~ negro, also Was fined 500 for the fairn
\ ie:.t,se; Ansie Johnson q negro buck, Was
iisscssed 500 for carrying a razor
,I,ll break up tits pistol and razor l1llr''
ness IL ssI have 70 put every Niger ~
1ilchn,p,id I'M Jail,n said HIS Honor,
u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
Chief POL|GEsHQ1|
BYDRuNKEN|l|G;E|I0|R:|.G|:'I!.AI| !! 6
AS He Fell Officer Sent Ball Ball
Through One Of His 58
Assailants. III
\ lBY VI 4 assoclatelsl!5 sr'fsss.os5

3, AZ, lranf effort toS
arrest Jess lYoffurtl, U Charles lIollana.l
Fred fDorelanl and ~ young man
named Patterson, II 4 On Swopd ltc last
night, laul, I'nckclt Obj 4 pol ico8of
that town. was slot llrons the, s'oNels'S
AS ,lle fell lie shot Wofford! slllr1ugll tho
stomach Tho lntterG died stllis{ tarlloon
while rickett Isl u nngerolis I, q csop1l-a
I,ickrtt entlcnyored u toi sdl,iStt ttlienl, ~
light GlloWed, with lllc ~, b0yp rpslll s.
'ttPAttcrsolL lll7llantls and Mountaineering
were lodged IN jail M tinincsvi llt, StorslilN9
lis sErently ~ Wrought nj, oyer lins trn sed Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
BURNED ITO
DEATH; FIVE M l||:I' III
Disastrous Explosion in Carnegie
Steel Conpany's Plant in
Pennsylvania.
< Inv AssoGiate,l Press.

X II'I'rl'SBltR Ci .S I'll Dec. John Guy,
foreman, \ OF brlekluyers, was. burned "
deaf u and five ID thors We're serioli illl
I'm ofgtthe 9IIdghr' 'rhonlpson8p lalt3nfftl tic
Carnegie Steel Company ut Rradtock, Qf
tho injured { who 4 wert4 nj 4forciGnels
Michael I.asiics5 vii sedic. 5l n
The; r,lrnaGehhnd been blown ,,pnt foi' re-
thG men wore ut work repairing
Ii when gas witch had sSasrUmlllated IL,
inited from | no llont caiisipg tho OK plo-
sion,s I lic same pif the lash lset tlre
Gtogthn trest tie and ha vat gilman ssllnts,
were quickly cSllngulsbed, The damage
tofthc furnace VIII ha heavy, I'll ", 5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
FLAMING. ARROW. A !: D WAS
SURELY 1 | ! IMEL0|D||RA|NATlC
Pistol PlayFWas Disting gushing
Feature of Last Nights a
Z. sS3 Show. "a

4 The FLAMING Arrow shot into exis-
tcncc$ by I.incoln5I. Carter, king Of An,er-
lear, &mclolramn4 lin Years Sq gone, famed
on the Academy stage last 8night.aund d
big crowd watched III S$ \.
6 The play Introduces Indians greasers''
and Uncle Sans frontier soldiers, wlth4a
Bcouplc2&of lassies 4 thrown or. variety,
The ction is rapid the stage settings
realistic, and the display of firearms
conspicuous enough to suit tho mos t. eli
3 thusiastlc lover Of pistol play.
S55 AS long ms tho romance olsthe plains
EXISTS SO long will meodrunas such as
"A ms survive In one form orIanothcr. 1.-The
4 l' !, claiming Arrow" is as good as some of
them. n s B ms \. a
'Magda.'' BE- sS5
Miss Elizabeth Kennedy, who vi Is
seen It y lie &Academy5atllfs afternoon and
Tonight In Sudcrnpnn's great drama,
s''Magda,' believes that Il star Should an
ways be surrounded by a strong. support
Ing company IN order that a. well rounded
performance may be given. Iii pursuance
OF this idea she has this season engaged
tho strongest company that she has eyer
& had In her support, Charles w King, wl.u1
t'it1 y
is8ona OF the best known and most cupI.
bio character actors IN this country. Ed
ward Il, Nlnwson5 has starred iii 1.-THE
Sorrows OF SnMn"a'Hrhe Pride OF Je,i-
3nico' and other plays OF Importance
francis Gnilard has been with 4,tcllurd
Mansfield and has for years been II srea,
favorite through the South. Isabel Ilgrns,
mont came TO this country with Chalsc.
5iawtreyan made great hit In his lastipro,
ducion. Helen Holland, Anna Morrison
FLORENCE lI.ytclc Maria Gallard, Henry
Marshall and Charles Morton complete
the restore this company. (,
Running for Office
Twice yesterday was the opening OF tllt
Bijon on Monday duplicated, Tho build.
was packed tn It's. capacity. for tho 10,
|duirement that no ono shall be sold i
ticket which does not warrant Il sea-
In the playhouse Is being enforced TO tlle
letter..
Running for offlce." one of those do.
llgltful and bright musical ahsurdilies
nude famous hy The four Cohans. WAS thu
play. and the'appause and laughter wer,
almost continuous,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
.C;|7y's POPULATION
MAY BE- INCREASED D
Southwest Section and Fair
mount to be Annexed to
p; ~, =, 40 r
Richmond

If the territory looked upon filvornbly
by the. sub-commltt eo, on ord lnanccs, Al
their meeting last night. be annexed q To
the city, the8popnlntlon Of Richmond will
he Increased by about 0.DOO people.
tsHhc PROPOSE ton of u fist US upon the line
WAS left to tho snb-cdmntt tee. 5 That
talked thu matter over nan Informal
way. They examined various maps OF the
scity8und asnmonding. territory, and prac-3
tically agreed upon n line, which, FAC
3coptcd by Che general c0mmi ttre. will
embrace the thlckly populated section OF
the idioining tho southwestern
section OF the city west Of l.ombardy
Street aud south Of Cary and ~ lloyd Ave-
nlc, aud also the thriving title suburb OF
Irarmount. bringing wit them at least
10, 900 people. AZ 3 81 81 Is .5
Tho residents OF Tho sections mentions
cd hnpe expressed Weir wish to- be an
neXed, but. lii order to avoid ANY COM
plirations, The Hlb-enmmltte tee has asked
the IIenrico County board of Supervisors
to meet and confer w them on the
subject in lilo City Ilull,s Room 4 II on
Friday ut noon. 3
The MISREPRESENTATION npon5 nothing
last night. hut the territory embraced
In the llnellpon which they VIII probably
1x their recommendation extends 70 ~
line 100 Yards west Of Tho rond leading
Ia tile old 5pump-honse. south from Cary
street ia the river; across Cary street 70
a point about $50 yards west of The old
exposition grounds; long he3nortlls line,
taxing iilN Ealrmountsan eStsnding cast
from The head Of Seventeenth Street to.
atwood
Those "a, the subcommittee are n essrs.
Beck, Cannon, and Lynch ya 5$ s i
FEWEE GALLpNs; WEARS 70 ER.
Fewer gallonsi$ ia kes less Of IoeSoa
Lead aud Zinc than N, ned raintsaE Wears
longer; twice as long ~ lead and oll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
Gave College Yell.

A pleasing feature of the performance
Mt the BjoiI rheItre yesterday Afternoon
was introduced by Mr.; BobbyslTl harrington,
in honor OF u party 81 students of IIolllns
who occupied box s. their college yell was
given. There were many people in'&shc
house who recognized tho yell and Mr..
Harrington go I lii good hand. 48si
Il The party In The box embraced about{n
dozen students OF lIpllns, who arc homo
& for tho holidays.