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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
CHA MONSTER TAKEN
As GLOBES EMBLEM

When tho i6ca WAS nrst suggested
by Judge Hechtman that the ella
monster could be- utilized 60 adyei tlse
the Globe copper district. there were
many who were skepiical as to the
effect the alligator lizard would
have on the sensitive nerves OF the
public, hut the idea once started
would not down and when the demand
az the vi Pas0 aiming congress scs.
sion far exceeded the supply the value
" the idea was Instantly acknowl-
edged
Therefore whcn Il was decided that
Globe should have the finest exhibit Of
minerals at the hrst territorial fair
al Phoenix. the logical accompaniment
wah dccidod 10 be- the ella monster
badge About three hundred have
been printed and viii be- placed where
they viii do the most good during iD'
week These badges have ere this
reached every stale and territory In
The United States, Canada, Mexico,
AID Great Britain. Wherever thcy go
the bold challenge is flung ont that
Ola county contains tho monster cop
per camp Of Arizona.
We can hack Il apl
we have u and can dcmOusi rate the
truth 0l the claim.
Il Will not be many Year, 5efore the
Globe mining district will DO among
the largest copper producers IN the
world. Tho district IL a monster m
slxe, i produces a m0nEfronsly rich
grade Of ore and a m0nsirous quantity
% a..
For variety. extent and richness 81
ore this ristrict a. already famous
and will become more - with each
years development The silent claim
Of the badge Will be- duly recognized
and thousands 81 them win IN time
carry the news 10 the four quarters os
the globe.
The FIRST issue bore tho inscription.
Delegate 10 the American Mining
coneress El Paao November ~ 10 Is.
1905
The new edition reads "AriznDns
First Territorial Fair, Phoenix. De-
cembef 20 10 30 1905. Clone Dclcga-
tinn
The ella monster ~ a SLOW traveller
on his native soil. hut be- Is getting a
gait op since 10 became a public fac
tor that surprises ali who knew him
as b. ones was Silver neit.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
- s =. : COLDS 60 e: =
~ 0R ELLA n 0EAR soRn
WeH Known o PorfiasS. oYoso.

vapor 81 Turkish bath ths patien,
should have c0coanut Oh massaeed
into the skin aud ROMAN IN bod IN
feast two hours.
II 70 worth moro 10 knog row IA
avoid cold than 10 cure ono.
FIR Have plenty ~ fresh air day
and nlEhi.
sec1ad Wholesome food.
Third Plenty OF outdoor oNernise
Fourih-K Keep clean Inside ana
Fun Avoid people who have
colds
To Cure a Colo.
II he patient would consult hia
physician upon the first symptom OF
a cold ta hot sensation Ia the throat
40 tho inhaled air feels ouldI d could
usu1lly ho ahOued hut ho generally
experiments upon himself an Il ii
deep-seaied. ana then wonders why
the physician doesn't cut II short.
N"ither whisky nor qulniue can
break up a cold.
The average woman knows Al little
81 nursing that the home given sweat
Is oitimos responsible for pneumonia
otherwise should say, take a sweat
and go TO bed"
Take an lrishman'a advice Never
iaco asah wlih your back. and II
you get cold. consult a 9hyslcian
Instead of lour grandmother. remen.
boring that a little cold "a a stubborn
tang, and may also become danger
Gus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
TO MAKE REPAIRS ON
CANAL NEAR PHOENIX.

Al a meeting u the Arizona Canal
Protective association. held al Glen.
dala near Phoenix. tho farmers a..
clded 20 repair the krla0na canal AZ
their own expense IN order 10 make
sure that they will Be given water
during next summer F0r tails pur.
pose they made levy % twenty
cents an acre upon the farmers Ob.
talning water from the canal A CON
iniitee vas appointed "a collect the a..
9eafinent and a. s0on a. $1,000 10 in
hand the repair work win Be- com
menced By superintendent Dan No.
Dermoii A. the Arlxona canal prop
erty b In the hands OF the court. the
farmers are entitled 10 the court
protection. and the money they 81.
nend Zoo repairs viii he refunded 10
them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
GOLD AND COPPER
IN NEW MEXICO

a correspondent writing 10 the Den
vers News from Jarilla. n. a.. under
date Of December %, says.
The work ~ driving the second
level oi the lucky copper property
through To daylight, In order taat the
ore ~ two levels may be- broken
down and trammed out by the rail
road through that avenue, instead OF
undergoing the necessity Of being
hoistcd and then sent down tho tram.
Is now IN progress. The work In the
north drift OF tho property has shown
some remarkable ore. First. carbon.
ates on covellite nre found The
covellite Is extremely rich, ana az
times S. crystallzed, l!ko carbon.
undom. This gave way 70 a body OF
yellow and peacock copper. which
grows denser as Il u drifted on to
the north. This IA the ore which Il
IL desired 10 develop In. this partlcu.
lar property. Il has been found on
the FIRST contact. u Is known 90 OK
la ON the second, but has only Just
been encountered IN large bodies The
point where this ore has been found
u tho widest on the vein. Within a
few days now the cross-cut viii start
from the tnird level. 20 cut aad de-
veiOp the same character OF ore on
the third contact, and there IL every
reason ~ believe that Il will be az
rich u not richer, than the ore al.
ready exposed on the frsi and sec.
ond contacts. The property Nv 10 be
placed in condition 90 maintain &
daily production OF 100 tons OF cop.
per bearing ores. The ores from this
mine yield an even product The
values are atady az all times. while
the great width q ftk4 veins make Il
possible 60 mine II az the minimum
cost
On the Mamie Baird an under.
ground gravity tram a 90 be Installed
This tram ~ 10 have its lower ter.
minal above an ore bin. "a the bot.
tom of vertical shaft, from which
the product u IA he hOlsted and DUMP
ed direct into ears for shipment To-
the smoier Tho necessity for this
"a apparent, when Il u stated that the
vein has an inclination Of only fif.
teen degrees.
The IN Paso & Southwestern rail-
road IL 20 lay n switch from the ''Y'
20 the new Fmelier site, and work
on this IS 10 be commenced M few
days The railroad company Is 20 ex-
tend the mountain branch from tho
mlch In which the Lucky lies 20 the
bi'chance property. IN this mine. the
OF The Southwest Smelling
and iteiining company there Is a vide
yeln which measures forty feet in
width Of sulphide ores. The shaft is
10 be- equipped with hosting maohin-
ery and from u a large production ~
% be- daily maintained.
Tho New Mexico Land and Deyei. I
lplng company Is performing consider. /
aide work at the present time under
The direction Of Manager s. W
who Is directing the min.
ing operations Of the company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
NEW SMELLING PLANT
FOR THE SOUTHWEST

several mining men. owners af .slr.
Ing properties principally. have during
the past fow days. visited sha smolt-
Ing plant Of tho srizona- SIC, .aaa
Mining and smelling company. "A
Needlca, now under construction ana
nearing completion, and they have ai.
Of them given a general opinion that
u u one of the finest plants nov nu-
der construction Ia this part Of tho
southwest.
The able management 0f TIE cDm-
pany has been subject Of vital In
terest to the local resident and whom
he listens TO the comments of tho
mine owner and learns the Impression
which che present smelior companv IA
giving 10 them, he feels very Kindly
towards beth the mine owner and tho
people who urs constructing M
smelling plant.
u most sincerely hoped and ~ IN
tact assured, that the present company
are among These people who do busi-
ness because business pays. and buas-
heHs pays only when conducted ppon
thOso business principles which gives
20 every man his due. This concon-
gus ~ opinion OF the owner and puf-
CHASER ~ the ore. 40 we'll 10 u tho
general public. gives confidence 10
everyone.
The company u already BUYING
small amounts Of ore. although theg
are NOS get Ia the market because II
the aiOWncee Of the recent and suefnl-
allons 81 the machinery. Il will oroh-
abiy De soaie days after the first of
"" coming year before the stack wsii
D. ~ shape 20 'hiow-in Needles
Eye
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
NEW MEXICO ED.
UCATORS CONVENE
Session Opened at High School
Building This Morning With
Large Attendance.
SUsMARY OF THE psOCtfDnGS

The twentieth annual session 81 tho
New Mexico Educational association
convened a. the hlgh school IN inls
city today.
When Prof. Luther Foslar ~ las
Cruces. president OF thc council called
the session 20 order Al about n
o'clock this morning large repre-.
scntation Of The association was pres
ont. A. H. r. l.ariin. OF Las Vegas,
secretary NJ the council was absent.
y A. Miller principal 81 the Albu'
querque hlgh school was selected as
secretary pro tenn. Prof Foster then
introduced Prof Hiram iiadlcy. "
Santa Fe, superintendent 81 public
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
EAcrs AsoOr TAe lApss.


Japanese women giid their teeth
IN Greenland, women palnt iaelf
faces blue and yellow
The ladiee 81 Arabia stain their
fingers and toes red
~ lndias the Hanien 81 three hish
castles palnl their teeth black
borneo women dye che hair IN fam
iaHiic colora pink gfeen. blue and
scarlet
ilndno bride Is annolnied from
need 90 foot With grease and saffron.
lR New Holland. scnss uiado crre.
fuily with shells form elaborate eat
terms % the ladies faces.
IN SOME South American tribes tic
women draw the front teeth. go
teeming as 90 ornament the biafk
sap thus made
IL New Guinea. the ladlos wear
nose rings piercins the nose 10 tho
same uendiah way thar Civilized
spnen pierce DE ears PHILADELPHIA
Bulletin,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

Nee York. Dee %. Pauline Mark.
nam. the once lovely. beautiful fas-
einaslng Pauline Markham. the toast
OF days long since gone by. Is dying.
The most beautiful woman that
ever came out OF England was what
tho 'Johnaies" Of the late SOS Of the
last cent9ry said % her and she mer.
tied Il.
She has q voice OF velvet and the
lost arms Of Venus De Milo" said that
lannon's easayist, Ricnard Grant white,
OF her fair lovcllness. and the less
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
MEDICINE VALLEY
RAILWAY oEoANlzEn

A Topeka dispatch, dated Decemhsr
gam, says. The Medicine VALLEY
Railway company was organized at a
meeting here today. This company N
an auxiliary OF the atchls0n, Topeka
a Santa 70 company, and is capital
Ted az ti,50O,OOO.
Tho purpose Of the new company IA
70 bulld q line OF railway between
Meaicine Lodge and Dodge City. The
r ,s wsi pc operated BY the santa
70 when completed
AZ the meeting today Jamez n
Hurley, general manager on the
santa W. Was elected preeldept ~
the now company. Among no dir,...
tors elected at the meeting are h p
Ripley % Chicago. president M ne
santa ~. ana Robert DnnlaD Of chi
sago, Formerly an attorney for 10
Santa Fe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

poetical youths echoed the sentiment
Tar and Wide.
Pauline Markham came 20 New
YORK. A. one ~ the "liriish Hl0ndes"
" Lydia ThompsOn's company New
YORK was a biz puritnnical stiii. and
Il pretended TO stand aghast NJ the
tights which the fair beauties don.
ned. Indeed. one great man OF tho
country received a horse whipping for
his utterancea about thc costumes.
or lack Of them but for the beauty
or Pauline there was naught but
praise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

New York. Dec. 81 fsssie Abbott.
me only American girl with the single
exception Of Nine. Emma Eamcs 10
gain sn'c"saiul distinction upon the
stage OF the Paris opera, Is once again
IN her native land She viii tour the
country IN concert, and VIII appear
al the Metropolitan later In the sea
son.
Miss Abbott if very handsome
young girl She was born up che
state, and studied altogether in this
country, until she went lo Europe.
some ak years ago she made her
debut three years ago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

instruction Tho territorial superin-
terdcnt consumed the major part on
The morning session IA his scholarly
and comprehensive address ON har'
monizing the school laws" u was
a most able discourse. ana bore lruii
III the general discussion which foi'
lowed aud continued up 10 The Time
Of Adjournment for the dinner hour.
W. q. Tight OF the University Of
New Mexico. and president of the AZ.
ISOLATION, was the fret speaker upon
reconvenlng ~ b. No. President
heart talk with the instructors pres
ent. rcplete with Indispensable knowl'I
edge and suggestions
Papers on Physical Training FOL.
lowed students Views were e.
poused by Ralph Tascher : w Oh
liver OF the Indian school spoke ON
THE Board School Views. II, FL
Thomas Of Pennington. on Gmmmer
School Views" and J. o Miller. Of
Las Cruces. outlined Preparatory
School Views"
Views Of the college were explained
by Martin Y. Angel
The delivery 81 these Interesting
pepers concluded the program for TO-
day az the high school
At s O'Clock this evening the aHso-
citation VIA attend the territorial high |
school oratorical contest ai tho Elkfl
opera house. 10 which the public n !
also cordially invited
oratorieal Contest
There are seven contestants boz this /
contest. AZ follows
Miss MAY Ross. Las Vegas normal
subject, THE Power of lmaeinaiion."
Lawrence Clark Las Vegas high
school "A Menace o. The Ropub'
Miss lillian Wndprs. Galinp high
school, "Woman's SPHERE u life"
Miss Elsie Sackett Albuquerque
high school, "A Great Conviction oil
the World.
Miss Lonra Wood, Santa Re hieh
Ism"
Lawrence Ilield. preparatory depart
meni Of ubg University OF Sew Mcy-
ico, Abraham Lincoln.
Donald YOUNG preparatory depart
ment Of Agricultural college, Mesila
Park, "Ciilzussldn
The Judges on nogEht and compo
sition are Rev A. @ Harrison, n Al.
hnquerque. Roy. Hcnry Runner 81
silver city, and Hiram Hadley OF
Santa Pc.
The Albuquerque orchestra Will fnr
nlsh good music and Miss Ada camp
Held will sing.
Roster Of Those Present
The names Of Hose who were pres a.
rnt al today's session follow; ~
Prof Hiram lladley j A. Wood ~
Niles Laura Simpson o ~. colgia' y,
der Miss Ellen " Daniels, Mss n.
Amelia Gutierman. Miss klihaneth y.
Duval. Miss Louisa Schnepple froi' :.
!. II. Williams. Misses l.anu WOOD, =.
-ntta Ncwhall. 4 Wientro spa emah- 10
Ia Ortiz. Santa Fe; Ralph X tfahb -,
Lawrence CLARK Miss Mlrnnu finher, ~
Miss Grans fylc. Miss ComeiA Nar- z,
'ay Miss Reeves. Miss Jennie Hons ~
ey. Miss Elenor a. Thomas Prof. W ~
e. q. Van Wot and nr y y. Vert, ~
as Vegas prof Vs. 70 Decker, Miss
Winnie Fonnell Mrs. q aanh, w n
:. Harner and Miss LlNiAn Winetrh
. Gallup: 70 N. Richards MlH, Myr-
a. Decker. Miss McIrefpr ana bf g.
s Light. silver city z, CLARK, "
IA J Kfemer Agnes sif.lh"in' J. a.
iillor. Nancy Hewitt saale X Leav'
h. Mrs % Roberts Era ~ l.aAar
iallie n King. Mafhafet Hartman
Eva Il BoWers Mrs 7 a. Butts Min
M J plehl Lcitie watson, Elizabeth
A Rel,han. Elsie McGfeEor, Winlfred
inysrd blanche oils. y. G. Tay.
lr iifa A. Keepers Catherine Al.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
wHoopino coUoH ALL
OVER LSaDsBURo

some Nrehs aR0 . man By me name
~ johnson brought his child here
from Demlnr. and tho little one was
suffering from me whoopins cough
aays the iOFdssars Liberal Efforts
we're made 10 quarantine he child.
bat ihry were not successful. sad the
disease has surcad an over toWn.
there being some thirty ar forty
children AFFLICTED With n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
soosTIno ron pENvER
LIVE STOCK nk0nrF

n A crane Ut Springer. Il. 81.
says q b. shame that enfauaiee
fanchcrs IN the territory must ship
70 Kansas city, Omaha or Chicago
markets and not 20 Denver. says tho
Denver Timeas
snip thousands ~ sheep and cai
fle a. kaneas city and Chicago every
year. and Z would rather shlp ~
some reason fhcre Is no aalo fnr
them here ! don't know any faasou
shf Denver should nng 81 onn n the
srenf markNis 4 a necessary Tor en-
men a. ihe stock Yards 10 gel 40 ana
hustle ln order % make an attractive
markog for az. " somo onfafprisine
men would set together ana arfanef
10 bay SHEEP ana cattle they would
clean uu The surrounding siaies and
New Mexico ana Arizona
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
HER POSES ARE HER FORTUNE

This young woman b. Nile. Nadie.
whose photographs are now In great
demand al over Europe because Of
her graceful poses She commands
an Immense salary AT music halls and
also gathers In large royalties from
he'd pictures. She viii probably
charge a small fortune for her com.
Ing tour In ;hegUnited states
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

ans Mary VI Norton. Daisy HINT.
slneer Mlnnla n. Craie. lo.lle Under
W n Mcfarland. Ida Elder Matte ~
7,way vlliv Knplnn. Fflta Thomas
uabie Hunt. Maud Custer. Lucy Nag.
cldlne. D. n McCnllum. Fdyth rver.
M elizabeth g. Wiley Minnie 4
paker. Helen W. Rodoy, Aaah Vaughn
MARY Y. spalding and Elizabeth Ger
Wig an ~ this city W. W. Robert
son. nf vi pReo. reprcsentlng che Nav.
nard- Morrill, Hook company. OF Okla
honia City. was also present.
Others 10 arrive during lho das
were DR. G. y Smith. county sn.,aP
inicndcnt "a Plata San Juan conn.
to- and Mrs Smith ana children. Aile.
ME Holman. las Vegas. Mrs A
Wo1hsOH ] M Cfutts Fannie French
las Cruces. Clara Gorhost Bolen
IA. r. Lafkln. Las Vegas. Anna n
Cochran, Unison Anna } Riovo. las
Yeas ana Eva McHregor Silver Clty.
Association ofneers.
Officers OF Oh association ana com. !
eli are;
Association President w q Tirbi I
Aihuqucsdup y ~ vice president .
M u kpoh'er silver CITY. sorrefarv .
Sarah Ei.. Silver City. irrasurrr
d " Richards. Las Cruces
Council President. Luther ro.iar
! ns Ifuces Secretary. V v Iarkln.
Las NoVas
ENccuiIte pmmi,tec. G. A. llshf
iane J. y Vert lau5. j s. Wood
1907.
Question soS Feature.
a Question hux feature Is being
malnti'nod Turing lhe session Wn.ch
NIL y 1ppncd az the "round table,
period Ihursdhy morning al n
o'eloct This win prove both enter.
lainlns and Instructive. and "a an
event being lo1hud forward 10 with
great deal Of pleasure.
County superintsndenss.
Tue business session OF the county
snperntendents will undoubtedly he.
GIN Thursday afternoon. and CONTINUED
during nat evening There Ia busi
ness Of importance to be transacted
Future Programs
The program for tomorrow and
Thursday gives promise Of being ia.
ierestlng Il follows;
"wednesday $3.50 a. m. business
session 10 q. M, papers In discus.
sion Education 10 California, n X.
Grant; Examinations; stndenta
Niows, J. X. williams. principal OF
santa Pc high school. address. Judge
ia a. Abbott Education and the
school, Lessons Learned as 4 Teach.
y, Cornelius Murray. volunteer pap
Program. beginning az p. me-
'apers-Tho Professional Teacher.
irst, his academic scholarshin. Miss
Myrtle Decker. second hla profas.
.lonal training, Miss Jennie Housley;
Hickey; fourth, professional litcra.
bird, teaches institutes. NJ v.
IRE. G. =. H0dgln. l.
AZ 1880 p. m. territorial high school =
'ratorical contest u
Thursday, $3.50 a m- business ses-
ion.
A. 20 u.. panors-- Educational
'alues First, drawing, Miss stel.
orn, Albuquerque second. history, Va
" H. Decker. Gallup; third. music, d
'rot Hoenshrl, l,ann; fourth indus.
rial work. William Hclney. Carlsbad. ie
AZ 10 a M. round table session n
Trade school frachcrs high school OF
oachcrs f.ghe Institute teachers a,
nd COUNT snreruiendcnis IA
Al 1850 p H. excursion. TO points M
Z educ ionll Interest conducted by b,
u!do, IA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

The contest for the speakcrship Of
the New YORK state assembly prom
iAos to 81 one az the most bitter ever
seen Ia the Empife state The can
dldate Of tho Opposition Of The Odell
forces u Jas. VI. Wadsworih. Dr.. rs
ytar6 old. who few years ago was
captain 81 the Yale bass ball club.
His wife u a daughtaf ~ The late
Secretary Hay WadsaOrih - known
% the Odoil crowd a. 'fho strlplinr
from Livingston farm His Esther
has served several terms ln congress-
Young Wadsuorlh has the hceklng of
President Rooaevelt and Governor
hlgeina.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

GOcTrr A. single ava sister. Nary
=. Stlnele who have been la tho chy
tho past three inonihe. visiting with
their brcih er. John A. stlnsin. Who
has bern seriously ill but uho Is now
much imp-oNed vl'l leave tonight for
their hrme ~ fsoa Angeles.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

9 " Ryus, chief claim adiustor 81
me santa 20 railway. With headoasf.
lers AZ Topeka Ia spending M Cerg.
mas vacaiion ~ los Angeles
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

Edward Z linf. connected with thf
fsiancia shouf of the Santa ~ Cen
'fni. spent Christmas With friends AZ
santa ~ returning % Fsancia ycs
feyiay morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

The so'called simple cold q am
Infectious 6isease, aud quite liable 10
so through the family, attacking
those Of lowered vitality nrst.
Colds are more prevalent la badly
ventilated homes and where there Is
worn a deficiency or excess OF under
clothing and steam baths, while a de.
hghtiul luxury. render one susceptible
10 colds, II taken frequently.
Mature provides an oily skin 10 pro.
icct one from sudden changes IN tenn
peraiuro, and frequent and prolonged
steam baths remove this 81. Af.er a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
IOWA HomEsEsksRs

\ The following homeseokers from
owa. who have been In the Estancla
alley ON an inspection tour. arrived
santa Re from Estancla sunday.
they were very favorably Impressed
YIN the valley aud most Of them will
Focate there =. y. Winkel, l.. Tnr.
ner. J. G, Peterson. Charles Peterson
.Alsona, Iowa, W. r. Bruner. Excel.
ior. Iowa; Joseph GreR. Thomas
ron, Parnell, Iowa; q. Brehener.
atcrioo, Iowa. i)r. VII browning
Vi wife, Thomas Moore. Mlss Viola
ray West Branch; u. x. Cowan. A..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

A correspondent writing from La.
TAna. says; II Do rum0red MAI Im.
|,p.enleh's all along the line 0f tho
+ MA ~ Pacific railroad Will be- com.
'nced IN the spring. eliminating
dfes and curves and Improving the
ide Y may be- that iaguna ana
lef station win be len mile on
=. ~ % one side.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

house 1nIIH thIN BIado Tor tlt0 ana 90
A.. gallon. All goods shipped In plain
boz Wi'a no marks 20 Indicate coz
iopia
II you don't fnd Il al right. shin
h back az our expense. WIN refund
yoaf money.
Renit by y. o. money order, en-.
press or bank dFeit References, any
Daaver bank or express once.
oaN my censumers' wSholssals
1bRs y lUghsnnd Mall Order House
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-09-27
Resolutions.

The following resolutions were
adopted by the Senior Class of O.
A. c.. Sept. 22, 1905.
Whereas, it has pleased Divine
Providence to remove from Our
midst an esteemed classmate,
Louise Gilbert, and
Whereas, the life OF our departed
friend was one of helpfulness and
good cheer, and
Whereas, in recognition of the
loss sustained by us and that deep
er loss borne by the family of the
the deceased, be it,
Resolved, that the heartfelt SYM
pathy of this class be extended to
the parents and other members OF
the family, for whom we desire the
comfort of Him, "who doeth all
things we'll"
Resolved that copy of these res
olutions be given the family. and
also that they be published in the
columns of the local papers.
Alice Edwards
A. E. Belknap
Ethel A. 'Berman
Committee on Resolutions.