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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
stubbs Inveatment company.

The Stubhs Investment company
Tho lnCorpOrM0rs ARE George w.
Stubbs and g. clifford Stubhs. OF Al
buqucruuC. aud john b. Stubbs. Of
Snndoyal county Tho purpose of this
corporation is 20 acquire. purchase,
own. sell, operate ana develop mines
mining claims and properties, 10 car.
W on a general milling and mining
business; 90 purchase, own improve,
sell, lease ana deal la real estate ~
any description The capital stock a.
s2i 600 divided into 2iO shares az 500
each. The principal place of business
De- Albuquerque and the term VI exist
enco ls nifty years The number Of al.
rectors shall Dee not less than three
nor more than i've. and those who
shall manage toe business Of The com
mny for the FIRST three months are
George W. stubhs. q. Clifford Stubbs
and John r. Stubbs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Burrus. Of the school board stated
that ne thought the board would not
revive the matter. This evidently
means a new superintendent. Prof
Stllwoll had been getting $40 per
month for nine months. and the board
did not feel like granting the raise he
asked - Roswell Register.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
a RACE FOR SAN
MIGUEL COUNTY HORSES

The eXocu board OF the las
Vegas Driyiu Park and Fair assocla-
ton met an authorized "a 30 trot
for san Mig county horses only. for
a purse OF ID. to be divided In the
proportion o. o, Is, i5 and no per
cent says al Optic The rules for
entry and ~. nmeut Of Che race will
ho tho same Tor the events Of the
program prpN Iualy announced The
winner must aapture two In three
meats.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
RED LETTER DAY
IN ALAMoooRoo

Sunday was a red letter day for the
sporting element of Alamogordu.
There was a shoot between the III
paso and Alamogordo Gun clubs,
base ball game between III Paao and
the Alamo Hallway club; nght be
tween El Paao and Alamogordo game
hacks; a badger fight a match pool
came. and two or three horse races.
A large crowd OF sports was IN at
tendance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
ALoopoEes NOTES.

Algodones. n No.. April iG.--The rlv.
or at this plac has fallen about two
feet since Thu lay and Is now at a
stand still AL rrigatlon bitches In
this vicinity NJ. ready TO receive the
water No irr. Ing has been ncces.
sary so far a. .Hy ground Ia In good
condition.
al crops ar, Iolng we'll and the
indications are Hd for a prosperous
year
Fuit is an r.Ht. 80 far the frost
has Injured bu very little. II no
be very good.
Corn planting viii commence about
the 2oth OF this month.
W. >. Coma, OF this place has set
out nearly 2,0OU H.1ckbefry plants of
the best varicr.- Others here are
setting out yariuH. Kinds OF fruit trees
which shows w.. Tor the enterprise
OF our people here
Several men a.. ancamped here who
are ..ualrlng f.. Postal Telegraph
cOmpany's line
Tho Mutual pIl.oction Union here
Is increasing v, FAST and viii soon
comprise az lD fourhfths Of the
citizen OF the precinct.
Pare ma saHar, an Old lady 81
years ON died o last ThurBday. and
was hH a on alturday. She heing
the mo...r OF one Of the members Of
the uuH. he lion attended the a.
neral d. 10 bod, and made a very 70
spectacle 11pes nee.
The feeling ere r. very strong IN
favor OF sep ate statehood. but they
will accept no statehood n no better
can De oht1 a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

The Independence Gold Mining
company has flied a certificate ln the
oiIice Of J. w. Reynolds. secretary of
the territory, declaring that there
shall be no stockholdcss. liability on
account OF the ISSUE OF any stock In
behalf OF said company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
BURN THEMSELVES TO
DENTH ESCAPING JAIL.

Now Orleans. April i9.--In an at.
tempt 20 escape. three prisoners today
fred the parish jail AZ PontchO Tula,
Louisiana. forty.eight miles from New
Orleans. Two of them we're crematod
and the third was fatally burned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Mrs walter a. FaTs- rst, for many
years q resident OF Albuquerque, sailed
yesterday on the Hamburg American
liner Moltke for Europe whore she
win spend two years IN travel Mrs,
Parthurst was accompanied by her
son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22


Ansures Grogoria Kennedy Mrs A @
Aqulnas Pillar Ia jan DOna
Aragon lcidorita G Mlguila
Armijo Placlda 8. Landrum Minnie
Armlio Mrs. Ro. NJ.
slto o. Lopez senorita
Benson Mrs. Belle sele
Bigalhoz Mrs. lala.lopcz Mrs. limo
ritaz tell
Ballogos Gortrudez Murphy Alice
nurlelgh Mrs. Morea Guada Lupo
Susan T.. Moore Olive
Durloigh Mrs. A. Pralz Rciugia
Cheney Mrs. VIM. Padllla Apolinaria
n. Putnam Bldela
Chawin Mrs. Ed. pebbles Mrs. y
Cook Margory and Pierce Mrs. The
Marie ressa
Cordova. Gablna Reeves Belle
Haca Nicely
Cavanes Mrs En- Smith Mrs. Chas
ma Smith Mrs Geo y
DuHar Mrs. Mary Salazar Dolores
David Mrs susie sanchez Mrs. Yer
Davis Mrs. Hannah sinia
Edwards Edith Underwood Mrs.
Frank Mrs Geo. w Teresa
Graham Mrs. w CWarner Mrs. John
Glanoli Mary Walsh Wayne
Gutieros Mrs. Afln.Schwartz Mrs. Dr.
iano q.
Harorty Nellie suhbou Miss r.
Hulihl.on Bonita Snlazar Fanny
Abcvta Sandovnl Mrs.
Hutchinson Bonita Leander
A. Tusher Mrs. Sable
Hayden Mrs. +. A.Wclch Mrs ldzzic
Hudson Mrs. susleWlilson Ada
Jones Bell
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
Amendment 10 Articles Of lneorpora.
tlon.

The following amendment TO ar.
ticles of incorporation has been filed
IN the once OF ! W Reynolds. sec
rotary OF the territory
The Dexter T0wHsite q mpany In
Creasing the amount OF capital stock
from $4,000 20 100000. divided into
10000 shares az &C. each.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Tho following homestead entry has
been made IN tho United States land
Office.
No. S2S9. April N. Dionlcio Maestas
Pasture. u 10 Sc Il. section %. w
~ sw Ia, section "a. TSN. Y 10 y.
100 acres In Guadalupe county.
The following final homestead entry
has been made in the United land
once:
No, 1855. April i5. Adolpho Truiillo.
Ocate. Sc "A ST Ia. section 10. ~
sW "a. section 90. Me - NE 10, sec.
ton 80. r % N. n 10 r. 100 acres IN
Mora county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Fred Talbot, Who served IN the Unit
"a states h.yy and was discharged re-.
Gently, aitcr short visl, 60 relatives
and friends IN this city, loft yesterday
for Rock Island M. 20 take a position
In the government arsenal at that
place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
cltlren publIahIna comnanY.

The Citizen Publishing company
The lncorporators are Willard s.
Stricaler. Joseph g. Bal1ridge and
Samuel g. Jackson, an 81 Albuquer-
que. Tho Corporation Organization
and Management company Is named
AZ agent and che principal place of
business iu the territory is az Albu-
Querque The purposes or this cor.
poration are 90 acquire and take over
the business lately carried on under
the arm name of Hughes a Me
Crclght. to Issue a daily newspaper
To bo called The Citizen, and 20 do a
general publishing. job printing and
binding business The capital stock
Is fi0n,0 600 divided into 1000 shares az
$3.50 eacn. The term Of existence Is
nifty years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
SUGAR BEETs OVER
IN THE PEcos VALLEY

a dispatch from Roswell, dated
April ~. says. sugar beet seed was
presented free today 90 seyenty'hve
poc0s valley farmers by the Roswell
o ooses a 81 900 600 factory win he
the hocts can DE successfully raised
we'll. Dexter, HagerInan, Lakewood,
Artesia and Dayton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

a man laughed Rt a vaudeville show
m Omaha then died. Amer a man has
laughed az vaudeville show. there
isn't much left for him TO DO but die.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
cURFEW BELL LAW
AT LAS VEGAS


Night N al John Bach made n
slaughter u Ie lunOconis last might
after the ew bell rang. says the
optic. From he region around the
armory. From lie streets. and various
seqnefte cH lOks, be drew forth a
score OF min who, according 10 city
ordinance AID have been safely
sheltered hy le doors OF home. The
officer esCor the yelling, unterri-
fed crew in no lock up. Soon sun.
dry fond pl-lts received word that
Il would be- 4 for them 20 apply al
the city bu Hing for their offspring
TIE yOung -s IN the meantime, en-
tered into ha {pirit OF the Joyous oc-
casion with coming alaoriiy. Pass
ersby wondDred what sort Of bediam
had broken lose in the city building
The parent 1ok the boys home, be-
fore long, and 10 h probable that when
the curfew rlsa tonight and for many
subsequent r-hts. the streets will be
free OF unchaneFoned and mischievous
small boys
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
IrrIastIon pIstrIets Named.

J. w. Reynolds. acting governor OF
the territory. has designated the fol.
lowing irrigation districts under chap.
ter 1902. session laws OF 1905.
First-The county OF Taos, the
north three-quarters OF Santa Re
county, the western half Of Rio Ar
rlha county. tho major part of sarfo-
val county. and a very small portion
n Mckinney county.
Second-The counties OF Colfax.
Union, Mora. Torrance, San Miguel,
Quay, Guadalupe, the northern half OF
Roosevelt
Third-Thc counties ~ Chayes and
Eddy. the balance OF Roosevelt coun,
~. the western half of Lincoln coun.
~, and the western part Of Otero
county
Fourth-Tho counties Of Dona Ana.
Grant Luna: the southern part Of SO,
zorro. and the balance OF Lincoln aud
OterO
Fifth-The counties OF Valencia and
Bernalillo the balance OF SocOrro.
aud the southern half of Mckinley.
Slith-San Juan county and the
balance Of Mckinney and Rio Arriha
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

" G. Beckon, a wholesale iewoler OF
Chicago, accompanied by his family,
10 visiting Mr.. ana Mrs A .. Maloy
for few days Tho Bockens spent
the past winter on the Pacific coast
and are on their way home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Men'a List.
Armljo Macmillan Hooligan u
Armiio Ricardo Herrera Louis
Anderson Julius Hall ID w
AleceH Toe Iopha Alcio
Amanda Helario Janaii sam
Abel Bert Kemp Frank
AragOn Tomas knight ID V
browne Grover laughlin Judge
Raca Santiago Senree n "
Baca Ezequiel G Lopez Geronimo
Raca DOnasco lent Arthur G
Chayes Marge Rhshld n
pepahidez GregOrOM ichelangO Aiell0
Berl Abe Martinez SalbadOr
Brabham Jermiah Montoya Juan San
prvont Il w chez
Bird h Moutoya Anofea
Inland J A Montoya Antonio
Bleddon JnO T Garcia
Baros Juan Mnrdock Ice
Randy I'M McKim Rev 8 r
Cams Floy Meadows Jahie
CARLYLE n w Martinez Jose q
Garlic Alblno Montoya ReQuente
GARLIC Miguel Miller Geo w
Cline J IA Nuanea Iostanilos
Chayos Jose San O'Brine Terry A
chez Ohrieh Joseph
Coss Harry Onastia Reuben
Chayes PredicandoPadia Melton
Chayes Francisco Pince > VI
Chaves Emilio g Rachla Juanquin
Castillo PaNtrlcio Pacheco Abel
Clark &. w. Prince Jack
Carrion lnacenclO Romero Jose II
Clark Caaa Robertson y
Dalton Jas Simmons Seven
Davis j. G. Sangster Jas.
Delgado Bonigno sherman y y
DOrau NJ v Scott v
Ducan Bert schusier Mrs. Geo
Duran Maxine Snyre Willis
Davidson s e sawyer Dr. Walter
f,stin Encino Il
Eduardo Mr.. Savage Arye
Espinosa Dr. To. Stringor Benz. e
bias silva Jose T
Enturstoe James salazar Jose 7
Evans W sherman Il T.
Farrell Edd. saabedra Dionlcio
Terrell E.du. Schul'ze G A
Fortunate NicolaciSiane Domigo
Egrigio silva G y
Foreman J r sarrizo Maxim
FornsWOrth Dr. j Truiilln scrahn
A Torres isido
Ford 4 h Thomas Alvin
Fost ID Taylor Frank
Fielda H. TallaferrO w r
Grisham Roscoe Nanhuss I'd.
Gallgos CarmirO Valencia Hilario
Gray II q Valdiyia Jesus
Garcia Manuel Nioarlo Marcos
Gey n A Williams L. Hal
Gabriel Don sey
Gaines Benz. Wylie John NJ
Garcia Sisto white u II
Gutlerres Maxim. Wylcr SOLE
ano Walsh VIM.
Gnba don solomon Wehher II y
Henry Allen Walton w A
Hoisei n 4 Whtrpck Iuo
Horgfold Alfred Ilaus VIM.
Hirchyale A
r. w. HOPKINS.
Postmaster,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

'Humph. Sixteen thousand babies
born 10 New York Ia the last four
months, and only 10 horn on Finn
avenue. WHAT do you think Of that2
What DO I think OF it9 Why. I
Fuess Fifth avenue must ho losing
some of It's exclusiyeBoss Il looks
to me as though 10 poor families had
moved onto that street"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

IN HnOnklnE 81 tho FO01 0II-In8hlon'
ed times when quitting frolics, huak.
Ing bees. apple parngs. etc, were a
common occurrence, IL is with pleas.
uFe We can say that they have not
quite become a thing OF the past. As
evidence OF this fact We choose Go
mention a most delightful carpet rag
sewing. which was held al the home
Of w. h. Krelilng. An felt lhe need
OF a good dinner. such as Mrs. krelg
ling know how 20 prepare, and while
the table almost groancd under in
weight Of good things All ala ample
Justice 90 them as they had previously
done 90 the carpet rags. --OrrvlllC CO..
Courier.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
DEATH FROM OPERATION

No news mas reached Albuquerque.
for many years past which has caused
io much Of "a surprise as that ~ the
death OF Charlod W Townsend. the
well known and popular commercial
traveller Tor TAYLOR A williams. the
Louisville Ky, wholesalers and man
ufacturers of Yellowstone goods.
Last niEht Mcllu a Eakln, the local
AGENTS of Yellowstone. received the
following telegram
Omaha. Neb. April rs.
Mcl!nl a Eakln. Alhuqu arquo. n. VI.
&c. W. Townsend died here this ar.
ornoon after an operation Tor appcn'
dicitis W. u, DUANE"
The sender OF the above telegram
W. A. Duane, Do q member and man
ager of the house in Louisville. and
q is evident. when Mr Townsend was
attacked with appendicitis and an
operation Tad 20 be- performed. he has.
tened 20 his bedside. His going, now
over. avalied nothing. and u became
nils sad duty 10 notify customers and
friends throughout the west and south
west which territory the deceased
covered, OF the death
No one. familiar with the correct
habits OF the deceased. for he never
drank liquor nor used tobacco In any
shape, could have considered him az
alcted with any kind of disease, but IN
"the midst NJ life We are 10 death Is
significantly correct va this case.
The deceased was always Mll Of
life. happy and ioyial la TIE extreme
and from all appearance, enjoyed eN
cellont physical health. For many
years ne travelled throughout IN,
west and southwest had frlonda bN
the legion, ana was. without q single
exception, the best known and mos
popular commercial traveller 90 maxi
occasional visits 10 this city He wal
member OF the Commercial club %
this city, and Il was through his In
fluenee that Taylor & Williams were
interested IN a stake race az the terri
torlaI fair last year. and duplicates
the same proposition for the forth
coming fair He also got his nrn
10 help out the spring races 20 be Civ
en- IN this city the last week Ia May.
His death will be regretted me
mournod hy a host of friends through
out New Mexico, and The Citizen join
them "a Offering IT'S coincidence % De
reavod relatives aud friends
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
MoS-r ANYTHING

A word Prom Joah wise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Maybe This Tells where.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

its always dangerous
Ter u fool q break a strict
rule an purity near "a
dangerous not O. break 70
at times.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

VIII that pure butter bill reach "a
vote tuday3'
Nope, aud. by goily. We won't lot o.
get q vote. neither replied the
rural legislator. Whut we wunt
do an DO right away Is O. pass an
Interchangeable an. pure clgaret
hul."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Il see some church has taken 800.
600 from John u. Rockefeller"
Taken q from himl Why.-say,
don't you mean he gave 100000 to
some church,
An English scientist announces that
there ought 10 be s. 400 O00 In gold
Ia the Atlantic ocean. However as ne
doesn't say there Is that much, nobody
should become excited
The son OF the president Of the Nor
mons has praised President Roosevelt
highly. The MOrmons you know, were
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-28

lawyers contend that the Board is
merely an agency for counting the
names on the registration books, and
ascertaining if one-third of those names
are on the petition. This construction
would obviate all the difficulties about
registration of men who had not paid
poll tax, etc.
The two first constructions were
presented to Judge Justice. The third
was not presented, and there is some
doubt, under the admissions and
agreements, whether as it now stands,
the Supreme Court, under the rules,
can consider the third construction.
If it is possible that the case as it now
stands will exclude the considera-
ton of the third construction by the
Supreme Court, the attorneys for the
city should ask to amend SO that the
case may go to the Supreme Court for
a full hearing and a construction so
that there may be no more doubt by
any governing body.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-28
LEADS THE WORLD.

The judges in the New York state
Fair certified that the apples exhibit
cd bv Mr.. j. e. Hall, of Waynesville,
\. c., and apples exhibited from
Stuarte. Va, 'are the finest specimens
exhibited at the New York State Fair. :
That is high praise when it is remem-
bered that the region around SYRIA
cuse. where the New York Fair was
held, is one of the Oldest and best
apple producing sections in the Uni
ted States.
And yet men of North Carolina,
with such awards from New York FOR
our apples, most of the apples on sale
i'm Eastern and Central North Caro-
lima are grown in New England. Why
one reason is because freight rates
are so high that the apple growers in
Western North Carolina and the APP
ple-eaters in Eastern North Carolina
cannot get together. This State, like
all other States permits railroads to
charge freight rates that are so high
they discriminate against this magnifi-
cent product of North Carolina or
chard:.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-28
LET JUSTICE BE DONE.

Some days ago We printed in full
the testimony taken by the Coroner
jury in the Nall case.
Later we published the evidence
taken by the Board of Directors of
the Raleigh Hospital.
To-day we publish the report of the
Board of Directors to the Governor.
To-day in the Superior Court the
cases of the four attendants charged
with killing Mr.. Nall will be called
for trial If tried, the evidence will
be printed fully SO that the public
may have this additional light thrown
upon this matter which is of vital in
terest to the whole State.
The Governor has taken no action
on the report of the Board of Direc-
tors. having determined to await the
trial of the attendants in the Superior
Court.
1t is a duty that people and press
owe to study this case in all its bear
ings-to hear or read the full test1-
mony-before coming to a conclusion.
This is a duty due first of all to the
State of North Carolina and its af-
flicted insane, and second to the Of
ficials who are in charge of these UNI
fortunate wards of the State.
Let Justice be done!
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-28
AMONG TEE RAILROADS.

Mr.. Sam l.. Rogers, member of the
State Corporation Commission, as he
was passing through last night on his
way from his home to Raleigh, was
asked about the matter of freight
rates. 1t had already managed to get
a concession in Asheville's behalf and
it was at work for Other North Caro-
lima cities which feel that they are dis
eliminated against. "Of course you
understand" ne said that our auth r
ity extends only to intra- State rates
but our influence can and will be used
in behalf of your city and others which
the matter of Interstate Commerce.
Tho freight rate question, supervision
al THAT sort of thing constitutes a
great big question and demands the
closest and most persevering study on
the Nart of all in any way interested.
A big change of some sort is bound to
come sooner or later The business
men are clamoring for it and this tc
my mind is one of the strongest Tea-
sons for expecting that something will
be accomplished. "-GreensbOro Tele-
gram.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-28

100000 in premiums yearly from all
over the country. Are the people
smarter and more capable of manag-
ing life insurance companies in Mont
pelier than in Greensboro, Richmond,
Atlanta or New Orleans? There is no
business so plain and 50 simple as life
insurance business. Competent ac-
tuaries can estimate almost perfectly
the death rate and fix a premium that
will provide a sufficient reserve to pay
every loss at death or maturity. All
companies now base their calculations
upon principles established by long
experience. The companies in Green's
boro Gan conduct business upon these
approved principles just as we'll as the
company at Montpelier and though
younger and having less income they
are just as safe for their liabilities
as any of the large companies because
they charge ample premiums to meet
losses and to pay return dividends to
policy
This paper has no war upon any
outside insurance company that is
honestly managed in the interest of
it's policy-holders. They arc doing a
large business in North Carolina and
Rre represented by capable and popu-
lar gentlemen. We hold no brief for
any North Carolina company and have
no interest in any of them. We are
speaking for North Carolina and it's
growth and prOSDpritv Years ago
this paper urged the men of means to
establish cotton mills. We now have
enough 20 spin all the cotton grown in
the State. The mills should now
goods that afford better profit and
demand more skilled labor. AS one
important first step to secure more
and varied industries, the people of
North Carolina should build up home
Insurance companies so as to keep ut
home available for use here much of
the money that has been going to add
to- the wealth. of other sections. This
does not mean that we shall boycott
outside companies, drop policies in
we'll managed companies, or wage war
upon the splendid gentlemen who
represent these 'outside companies,
but it does mean that we shall give
the larger part of our North Carolina
business to North Carolina companies
that are organized upon the same safe,
sound and proved principles that gov
ern all strong insurance companies.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-28
CORRECTION.

In The News End Observer of Sep
TENDER 18th. this paragraph APP
peared in the report of the investiga-
ton of the Hospital at Raleigh in
connection with the Nall affair:
THE testimony of Mr.. Lindsey was
attributed by DR.. Jenkins to a
phenomenon which was stated to be
not uncommon of a man who ha
recovered his sanity still retaining
halucinations formed during the time
his mind had been unbalanced"
This statement is inaccurate. d..
Jenkins testified merely in a general
way without applying his evidence TO
Mr.. Lindsey that - is possible for "a
after he is out on probation"
The News and Observer had no in
tention of misstating the evidence IN
the case and certainly no desire IN
any way to injure Mr.. Lindsey. This
paper always regrets to fall into err
rOr injurious to any one and pariicu-
larry regrets to wound the feelings
of those who have been it's friends,
and it has always counted MI. Lind
sey among that number.
The heading that There was 10
Evidence of Abuse" was erroneous
and unjust to Mr.. Lindsey who testi-
fed that he had been wrongcd ard
treated badly. Others testified that he
had not been treated badly, but Mr.
Lindsey was entitled to have what he
said and what the others said stated
with accuracy. We take pleasure in
making this correction.