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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
OFFICIAL MATTERS
NoTARlEs PUBLlc--cLAssIFIcA.
TON or coUNTiEs-NEW COM.
PANiEs ORGANIZED.

(From Mondays Daily Cluzon)
The following notarlos public have
been appointed by Governor Oiero
w. r. Lyon, Albuquerque. nernailllo
county; Simon NenstRdt. Los bunas.
Valencia county; Eugene McElroy,
Las Vegas. San Miguel county. n A.
Field. Burley, Socorro county.
Counties Classified.
Under the provisions OF Chapter GO,
session laws Of 1905. Travelling AUDI.
tor Charles v. sanford has classified
and certified TO the proper oficlals,
the counties OF the territory az fol.
lows: C.nss A--noFnalillo. Chavcs.
Colfnx and san Miguel counties: class
B-Grant county; class C-Donn Ana.
Union. Eddy and socofro counties.
class D-Luna, Lincoln, Otero, Sierra,
Sana 70 and Valencia; class Quad
alupe, Mckinley, Mora, Quay. Rio Ar
rlha, Roosevelt. Sandoval. San Juan,
Taos and Torrance.
Articles Of incorporation.
The following articles OF incorpofn.
ti0n have been iiiod IN the Office OF j.
w. Reynolds secretary OF the terri.
tory;
Homo improvement Company. The
lncOrpOratorB are William D. Murray.
John l.. Burnside and Harriette G.
Burnside, an OF Silver City. The pur.
poses for which this corporation was
formed are TO buy, sell, hold, convey,
mortgage and deal generally In real
property; TO erect, buy. sell. and deal
IN bulldlngsi 10 buy, sell, operate and
maintain office buildings and hotels.
10 buy. sell, and deal generally Ia
building materials; 90 buy, sell, own
and deal In all kinds OF chattels and
personal property; 20 borrow and lend
money The capital stock IA SIS 900.
divided into ESQ shares nj 500 each.
The term OF existence ~ fifty years,
and the principal place OF business Is
Silver City, with John 4. Burnside
canned as resident agent. The number
Of directors shall be three. and those
who viii manage the business OF the
company for the FIRST three months
are the incorporatora.
Ration Gas Company. The incorpo.
atOra are Thomas H. Hart. John Nor.
row and jeremiah Leahy. ali of Ration.
The purposes for which this company
was formed are 10 erect a gas plant.
% manufacture. prepare. buy. sell,
deal in, handle and ship gas, coal,
coke. tar and the by'producis thereof:
io DO general merchandise business
to 90 a general real estate business /;
and IN general 10 DO asy and an
things usually done hy q corporation
pf This nature. The capital stock IA
$4,000. divided into $50 shares 40 500
each. The term OF existence IL 40
wears, and the principal place OF busi-
ness ls Ration. with Thomas D. Hart
named o. agent The number Of "a.
rectnra shall 30 three. and those who
win manage the business Of the COM
pany for the hrst three months are
the lncorpOratora.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

Ia due course OF evolution. a Farmers
Alliance and Peoples party man. De.
spite the hardFhlpH OF his youth, he
acquired considerable education, and
his native wit ana the rest when
simpson was lrEt elected 90 congress,
his clothes and rustic appearance
backed up Wichita "pipe story"
that he dld not wear socks. In Wash.
ington he became a bicycle hend and
donned white vcats, Prince Albert
coats. patent leather shoes and stove
pipe hats, the same as his colleagues.
Ills change OF attire helped materi.
ally In his political downfall Seventh
district farmers thought Jerry was
putting on too much style and voted
Tor Chester Long, always a sartorlal
dream. as g rehuke.
simpson was always one OF tho
plain poepul" Ills heart always
went out 10 tho poor man. He was
always sincere. 10 never forgot a
friend aud never failed 20 forgive an
enemy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
MEXICAN CATTLE ARE
m DEMAND m CUBA.

A new ana inexhaustlble market
for northern Mexican cattle. has ro'
Gently been opened Ia Cuba, II has
been found that the stock OF Mexico
thriyes admirably under the climate
of the island, especially when raised
IN the northern states OF the republic.
Cuban buyers, particularly those OF
Havana. al present have their agents
in northern states of the republic
closing contracts for shipments 10 the
island While the majority Of the con
tracts are made for fan and winter
shipment, some are for Immediate
delivery. one firm whose represent.
alive Is IA present securing Chlhua-
hua. infists that no delivery can 90
too soon.
Since the supply OF Mexican cattle
has exceeded the demand, duties pre-
venting expectation 10 the United
States. a new outlet o. welcome 10
stochmcn,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
THE BLOW FLY
TWO PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH
SCREW WORMS THIS WEEK
FROM THIS INSECT.

There seems 90 30 almost an obi.
demic ~ ahlictlon irom that pasiifef.
otH insect knaHn as the blow ~.
AAny pei sene ln gasious PARTS 81 All.
1ona haVe hfeA most seriously Anliet.
ga ~ q and several doaihs have 90.
cured
u ID the same ~ that whom IL
hnds "A horso or ans animal with a
cut OR a raw place upon h. thai Il
once seeks 20 sure spot aud daposits
lts eggs. These eggs soon hafct FRO.
dnfInK o kind 0l maasof. called the
screw worm. These are hatched In
great abundance and soon eat away
ne tissue and cause a fostering 0e
me heHn 90 the point ~ attack and
zee speedily checked. Wiil produce
death.
Two cases have occurred "a Globe.
ARR. 81 late, one of which was that
oi lohen Mulictt 40 the hospital. ono
oi these nics had gotten into his nos.
ifiis and hal deposited Us eggs. he
was treated BY Dr. Malsch, but tho
worm had gotten too much headway.
ana after q two weehs' battle WITH
them they killed their Victim.
Inc other case was treated BIZ Or.
WiRhtman. and having an earlier
chance 40 The worms % nucceeded In
saving his patient This case was
nat u Mrs. Wordcn, from the Sierra
Anchas.
These aies get into the noao whiia
a person ia asleep and lay their ears.
which ooon hatch q H3rdo Of arew
worms. and unless Immediate RELIEF
d had death surely follows.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

inning setting IN two runs ana tying
the score. 3 TO 5.
After this inning tho game ceased
10 be Of much interest. Tho only foa.
turc after The third inning was a
thrcobaao he by pctius IN the hfth.
which was stretched into home run
BY the Las Vogas players juggling
The bali among several Of the out aud
inholdera.
Finally the Blues got tired chasing
the ball and near the last OF the game
Atkins was relieved BY Captain Tay.
Tor. who proved to be even an easier
mark for the Brownies. Fanning was
kept out 0f the game altogether By n
laceratcd finger. which be received In
the game on Saturday, and 70 this AZ
as much AZ anything. Las Vegas at.
tributod it, defeat. Although Atkins
pitched good bail on Saturday and
started out we'll yesterday, the strain
Of two rnmcs ln succession was too
much for the gritty little pitcher, and
he was forced 90 retire. Then as Fan.
nina was out OF The game Captain
Taylor came to the rescue. but hard as
he tried. be failed 10 stem the lido
and the game cndcd "a TO la favor
Of Albuquerque.
interesting Game Saturday.
She game Saturday Was quite an
interesting exhibitions OF base ball
Although the teams were forced TO
quit playing twice during the game by
the severe sand storm. they finally
managed 90 play II out. Albuquol io
took u by . score OF 3 % G,
. Captain Taylor. OF the Blues, was
the hero Of the day. Tie made a aplon.
did catch OF q long drive by Randall
and prevented a home run. outside of
this the game was devoid Of any stir
ring features.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
LAS VEGAS

From the Optic.
The San Miguel National hank has
Instituted suit against Philemon ortiz.
Pedro A. pachcco and Luciano Ara.
gon. Of Mora county. on a prumisHnry
note for $500, secured hy "a chattel
mortgage on forty eight head o. cat.
tle.
T.. o. nurch the mail carrier. who
has been ON an outing tilp % the
Hculah vicinity. has returned - tho
city, accompanied By MIS- wife and NE.
ter, Miss Alice Hope. OF jefferson
City no. Mr. nuneh claims the DIS.
tlnction Of having killed a bob-cat. as
well as Of having caught the biggest
string of hsh yet recorded In print.
though be q rotlcont about the actual
number landed ny himself and party.
Louis Metskcr government we
stock inspector, "a here from Alhu.
qnerque on business with the cattle
sanitary Office. The gentleman says
that fat cattle. fat sheep and fat
horses are 20 be seen ON every range
IN Now Mexico and that general stock
conditions were never better. The
EFFORTS 70 stamp out an manner Of IN
fection have been quite successful.
and New Mexico stock, rs a rule. are
healthy rs well as fat.
A telegram from Chief Justice Mills
20 his wife. brought the information
that their son Wilson. vito was
wounded In the shoulder while at tar.
got practice recently. bad developed
a case OF pleuriEy. The judge was on
his way home and was recalled 10
Maine By g dispatch. Mrs. Mills was
advised TO be- ready 10 leave for
Maine on short notice, n u should be
thought .se boy was IN any danger
Az the pCclle OF las Vegas hoBo that
reaasuIing news VIII be- received
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
ONE on THE QUAINT DOWN TOWN STREETS IN PORTSMOUTH

Chlna.asters. and are substantially
built, with massive chimney stacks
and protruding caves A beautiful riv-
or goes ripping through the town,
and afi2r turning and twisting among
iot Of tiny Islands. empties itself
into the sea- Then he tells haw Capt
John Smith. who according TO legend
was rescued by POcahontas, explored
that river nearly 800 years ago and
dined sumptuously from the wild
strawberry vines.
The Conference Rooms.
Four large rooms, on the second
floor OF the new navy yard store
house. are being f"nlshed with the
best the government can provide from
Washington Commodlous enough aud
well suited for the purpose. this build.
ms viii nevertheless be an odd setting
for this last act Ia the great tragedy
Of nations across the seas. Any one
Of the ENJOYS could easily get lost IN
the big rambling Ions, and all of the
floors are Gagged Off with steel wire
netting, making Il look Ike an unten
antod animal house. There are two
or three big vaults, hare OF fittings
and Of solid steel, on the conference
FCoT. and 90 to give subtle suggestion
20 the Russians OF the reported boom
proof In each imperial palace.
The ENJOYS will ascend and descend
from the conference rooms on a huge
freight elevator, which 10 yet 70 be
Installed.
The routine OF the yard will con.
tinuo az usual, Rear Admiral Meade,
the commandant, said. The rear ad.
miral and his wife. with Capt OF the
yard Garsi, Mrs. Garst and their daugh
ters, viii entertain the diplomats at
their quaint homes on the hill and
within the navy yard Enclosure.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
MEscALERo INDIAN SCHOOL
IMPROVEMENTS COMPLETED

The Tularosa Reporter states tat
the Lew buildings OF the Mescalero
Indian school az Otero county have
Just been completed AZ a cost Of $780,
600 The two dormtOries and the
mesa hall that have been under con.
aiructlon since last March are com.
plotted and are now being painted. A
f0riy.horse power boiler Il installed
IN toe basement Of the mess hall. ana
the two dormiiories. In addition 70
the other fixtures, a power house and
dynamo have teen erected In which
electricity for lighting PURPOSES Il
generated The dynamo Is operated
BY water power.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
AN ITINERANT WRITER
DOES SALT LAKE
AND NO DOUBT pENNEb Als
THOUGHTS KNOWINGLY ON
ThE MORMON SUBJECT.


Special Correspondence.
Salt Lake Citg. July 2fi saw salt
Lake CITY by trolley today tor nny
ccuts, and sas much Impressed with
the weeds which grew M between the
street car racks. inc many unkept
yards. and The cordial greetings OF
The natives in their quest of the
nNhy uCrc. Tho I0Imuun. though.
must De compiimonted iof the palms
they take to show the inaulaislvo
tourist their heauiifnl temple. their
spacious tabernacle anG the piciur-
ceauc gr0undH which surround these
holdings a guide civaa the history
OF every building and the church. The
temple. built of granite from noun.
tainH twenty miles away. was forty
years in course OF erection. aud cost
itUOO.O 600. Tho Mormon church has
a mnmhership OF 100000, half of which
esidcs Ia the state Ut Utah
The Murnous claim hall the popsp
lation Of Salt Lake City. which has
about 10000 people bat 90 not rulo
in The public schools.
70 ~ interesting TO note. however.
the connection of the name OF Brig.
ham Younr with most every promi.
ncnt enterprise OF the city.
Tho guide, IN taking one over the
city points out with PRIDE the homes
of the different wlVcs OF the late
polyEamlat whore he lived aud where
he died.
Since polyRamy was given n black
cyc by being forbidden ~ the supreme
court, which ruled that n Was unc0n.
stitutlOnal. President Smith. OF tho
Mormon church. has Also forbidden
plural marriages.
brigham Young had seventeen
wives and ffty.four children. and tho
descendants OF tho great Mormon
leader poi0 proudly n their bi.th.
Children seem 90 bc staple crop
IN Utah, bat pretty women are scarce.
Your correspondent visited the lead.
ing parks and watering places. bor-
cerlng on Salt Lake City. but mono
we're equal 90 any % the many south,
ern California toaaris. u Was 100 In
ne shade Ia Salt Lake City on Sun.
cay.
The chcapEess and lnpxhauatlblo
supply OF water ~ Salt Lake City's
ono redeemlng feature. Mountain
watcr flows through the main streets
Of the city night and day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
SOCORRO
From The chleftaln.

From the Chieftaln.
Miss Lena Grimm has been tho
guest Of Miss May Babc0ck Ia Kelly.
since Wednesday.
Mrs. p. ". kamm left for Monte
Rosa, Colo, whore she viii remain
indefinitely.
Mrs. ~ q. Armiio, and son Frank.
OF Albuquerque, are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Abcytla 81 this city.
Clyde Staudcr left Tor Chhma TO
visit his mother, whom he had not
seen for Eve years before. In their
Missouri home
=. ". Yunker has opened q saloon on
the FIRST corner west OF the W,nAor
hotel site. Tho burning OF the hotel
kept Mr. iunker out of business
scarcely twonty-f0ur hours.
II. A. Clemens stopped III 6ncOfrO
q short time on his way from Mag,
dRlona 20 San Marclal u Is report
I'd that Mr.. Clemens has sold his
stock ~ horses and wll nov invest
In sheep.
Mrs. v. T. Lilies returned TO her
home Ia this city Saturday from Min.
oral Wells. Texas where ahe had
been for some time win her husband
Tor his health Mr.. Lies "a still in
Mineral Wells and his health ~ 20
much Improved that no Is able 20
walk about a good deal
Meaars. Eaforan naca. I.eAadro
haca, AbFan Abeyta and y. 3. staple.
ton have bought q. uiraFaachla bar
nAturos and furniture In the Antonio
Aheyia block on the cast side of the
plaza, and VIII open a saloon, a short
order restaurant and q r0oming house
there on ihe nrgt OF August The
phrchAatfa went up in Albuquerque
Thursday % lay in a stock OF goods.
and % make some other business ar.
ranRemonis connected With the pur.
chase y d understood thar tho price
paid was $500
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
PREPARING FOR BIC
COAL STRIKE


Plimburg. Pa, July 3i.--That war
will be declared between the United
Mine Workers Of America and the an
ihracito coal operators ut the explra-
tioD on April ! next. Of the present
thfeo'yoaf working agreement. Is fear
cd by tho former and az least anti.
cipated by the operators John Mlt
chells speeches in hia pro'unlOn cam
paign In the coal regions daily grow
more ferVid aud pointed, and are hAv-
ing al least one desired result--that
of winning back to the mine workers
organization the hundreds who drop.
ped out amer the declaration OF three
years peace. 80 amore recent adj
dresses have taken che form Of fiat
warnings 10 the tollcra that their vel.
fare after April / may depend alto
eethor upon their preparations az this
time. 80
Il has been general knowledge Tor
AZ least two months past that the %.
orators have been storing Immense
quantities o. coal. This fact Ia tho
keynote Of President MilcholIH al.
CROSSES, ht and other leaders SEQ in
this accommodating OF large quantities
Of coal preparations for a long aloge.
II q struggle be- procip.tntod al the
next conference. IN March. between
the miners and the operators.
Tho fact that the operators are
storing such immense Quantities Of
The smaller slzes % anlhreolsa Il held
~ President Mitchell 10 Indicate their
realization that q sympathy slrIke on
the part Of the bitumlnous men would
prevent another sOft.c0al relief such
aa was afforded Ia 1909. Wheu no prep.
aration had been made against the
Invasion Of the hard coal market b.
she biiuminous operators.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
Inc Fans are RelcloInn.

The result Of tho last two games
with Las Vegas, has made the Browns
stock for the fair series soar several
points. 10 q expected that tho team
VIII make a showing on the southern
trip next week that will greatly sur.
prise the FAIRS ono thing certain
kunz viii be greatly missed on tho
trip Tor bis playing Is the kind that
puts ginger In the boys and makes
them work fast.
There VIII be no more games hero
until the team returns the second
week in August. when Il Is expected
three sames viii be played with Santa
Eo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
Weak
Hearts

Are due 70 indigestion. Ninety. nina q every
ono hundred people who have heart trouble
can remember Wh8n Il was simple indigcn-
lion. Il a scientific fact that al cases q
heaFi disease, Aot organic, are not oniy
lraceable 10, but are ne direct result Of indk'
Roslisn. Al food taken into the stomach
which falls Of perfect digestion isrmenls and
swollsihe stomach, puiiing 4 up aEainad the
heart. This lnioriegeS With tho action u
the heart. and IN ihs course Of tine that
delicate but vital organ becomes diseased,
NJ. D. knlhis, u Nssldi. q, rYg Nd lloinseh
ucuiia AID Uaa 70 Z BAL silif AZ he'd hr1n tIuu1is
Niih ~ l9ok koaol pYEsgrla cws isr thsgi iuEg
moriha ent 4 Vsea ne.
kodol Disssss What You Rat
and relieves lao stomach d an nervous
strain and the heart 81 AZ pressure.
notiea ear, 81 90 eIfs h1iiaf az tnaa ne lIill
al1t. ufich sells icr SOC.
prspared hv 4. o peWsfT 4 CO., CHICAGO
For sale BY All druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
NEW JERSEY BEING
RELIEVED OF MOSQUITOES

New York, Aug. i.--Dostfuctlon OF
the mosquito larvae BY petroleum aud
the wedding out OF shrubhery In the
moist places In and about Long lal-
and and the New Jersey coast, has
almost eliminated the pesls, accord.
Ing 10 reports collected By the Her.
aid Tue experiments with oil were
begun two years ago and appear 10
have been entirely successful
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
NEW Mexico Towns

encouraged BY having good supply
Of water IN their bitches 90 secure
their crops thla season. Il was frafed
met the orchards. gardens. aifalfn.
and other crops would suffer for lack
of water but the bitches running full
have removed thls fear.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

loFan4port, Ind. Aur. Loving b
tae siiiiudc of OOgcfn0r Haaloy and
me ntnfc authorities. the Gas bell an.
cut race meeting which Opened mere
today 81 dtgo.i Of gambling Or pool
4ellinE, apceial invitation has been
eent % the governor GaklnR aim ID II.
tend lhe meeting % see hON eighty
the $50 - Kept llown. Tho meaflne
AN continue ioT three days, aad from
AZ Indications q Nill prove success.
ful
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

Portsmouth. n. H.. July 29.-Peaco
and good will are suggested by the
very air you breathe In Portsmouth.
From the nature Of the place Il can be
called the psychological spot for the
forthcoming meeting of the ENJOYS
from Russia and Japan.
Here In n community Of plain and
simple American country folks--God-
fearing, hard-woTking and self'respect-
Ing all-the foremost statesmen from
the stricken empire OF the car viii
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
BOTH GAMES EASY
FOR THE BROWNIES
Kunz'S Sensational Fielding
and Batting Features
On Sundays
LOCAL FANS ARE VERY HAPPY

acknowledgements, s; Las We.
gae. 6.
acknowledgements. ~ las We.
gas. 8.
The much talked OF rcorganlzod Las
Vegas Blues failed to make good ln
either Saturday or Sunday's games
and were easy marks for the browns
The defeat administered by the
Browns yesterday was especially hu-
initiating, az at no stage OF the game
did the visitors have even 30 much as
a iG0h-in.
The Game Sunday.
For the FIRST three innings yester.
dav the game WAS quite Interesting,
being full OF sensational playa in
which Second Basoman Kunz was the
bright and shining star. lie was al.
ways ready and nothing WAS too hard
for him TO make a try for. In the third
inning when he pulled down q high
liner and prevented the Blues from
getting In two scores, the fans In tho
grand stand rose as one man aud gave
him one Of the greatest ovatlOns ever
accorded a local player. In the next
Inning kunz vas accorded another
ovation when he went 10 bat and he
cinched himself with the fans by
knocking out clean twohaggor. After
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

second aud French on FIRST. Ortls
placed a pretty two-hagger between
center and right field Before las Ve.
gas recovered ana retired tho Browns.
the bone team had three scores 10 its
credit
The Blues took a brace IN the third
inning and bic OallogOs for several
safe hits. These, together with a few
errors on the part OF The browns al.
lowed the visitors four runs and the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

Gallegos freely and managed 10 get IN
one run. In this inning Cosgroyo
kunz and pettus were retired enc.
two, three The fans were a little BIT
anxious, but they were not kept 10
this mood long. as In the flrst half OF
the second. Gallegos stoadied down
and although the bases were full al
ono time, the Browns retired the visit.
ore without allowing them 10 score.
u was IN the last half of the second
that the fireworks began. Neher and
French each hit safe. with Neher on
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
SOCKLESS JERRY MAY DIE
FROM LEAST SHOCK

ORIGINAL TRUST susrEa, RETIREMENT MEXICO
Haas ANEUasM - FLOuRIGaED AZ PoPULlsT
IN KANSAS WHEN TRANsPLANTEo FROM THE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

London, Aug. ACCORDING TO tho
announcement Of the admiralty the
squadron commanded by Prince Louis
of Gutenberg sails from Gibraltar To-
day for Canada, the itinerary inciud-
ing visits 10 Quebec 49, Johns, Hail.
fax. New York and bermuda The
squadron consists OF ak OK the fastest
cruisers n the British navy. with the
Drake as the flagship.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

Mr. and Mrs W. n. Price. who years
ago resided Ia Albuquerque left Santa
fo yesterday for Virginia, where they
will visit Indefinitely
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

that Il was Kunz In almost every play
and he aiwnys got hit. Two scores
Of the fourteen runs, we're made by
him.
In the first inning. the Blues hit
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-24

w H. Woods of purcell, chairman
Of the normal school committee has
called a meeting for Feb. 1lth, at Ia.
Wis for the purpose Of receiving pro.
positions for the location of the sum
mer normal to be held at some place
which makes the best offer.
Some time ago J. Bowman was
appointed by the Chamber Of Com.
merce as chairman on a committee to
take the matter in hand Mr.. Bowman
says that he has received a great deal
of encouragement and that the amount
necessary to secGre the normal was
almost subscribed, that If some other
town was selected, it was because
they would subscribe more than this
city
Prof. Buck, who is a member OF the
committee is working hard in the in.
terest OF Ardmore and will do every.
thing he can to bring the summer
school here.