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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

The exports Of copper so FAR this
month amount 10 q little more than
10000 tons About 900 tons uf this
went 20 China.
There IL no secrci about the pres.
eut disposition or fhe worlds c0ppel
production. One has but TO open his
eyes % what Is going on around him
% reRliEe that we arc only on the
threshold nf the electric age The
American Telephone company IS ga.
Tending tE sorylce AZ rate which
calls for more than 100000 new tole-
phones monthly II has now over
5.fn0,0o0 Instruments connected.
The electrical equipment OF steam
railroads, long discussed az h the0ret.
is1i possibility Of the future. Is now
under way and progressing much
more rapidly than a generally real
lxed The New York Central. Tor IN
stance has Forty-flve electric loco.
iaotiYes In is service.
More thau a thousand electric loco
motives have already been made and
sold BY the General Electric company
Tor use on steam railroads. for switch
Ing Ia factory yards. mining aud Other
purp0ses Steam railroad men, the
world over. are watching the develop
ment Of the electric locomotive ana
motor, aud making plans Tor theil
adoption. The coal niincs are vera
ganerally equipped with electric haul
age, one coal minlnR company alone
owning upwards OF ATTY electric loco
motives
The gener.t hnsinesa slt,atlon com
tlnuCa very satisfactory, and Until
there Is q slackenlns Ia this direction
there d little prospect that the price
oi copper VIII decline below nc or II
cents per pound
Copper mining stocks are steadily
anining IN price. The new huy ing Il
coming from al parts Of the country
and an unususliy lafEe portion Of 4 q
cash business Brokers are carrYinl
very ieN coppcrs 90 margin, an
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
COsTILLA CASE ON TRIAL
ATTORNEYS WILL Trey FOR pE.
clsloN ON LAW PoiNTs-oAY
AND NIGHT SESSIONS.

In the case Of the settlers VI the
town of Costilla versus the United
States Freehold Land ana Immigration
company, which was called last week
In the First judicial district court OF
the county Of Santa 70, 1T she terri
torial capital, has developend 20 q
point where the case II now being
heard 10y the court and the jury select.
ed Saturday Following II a list Of
the Juror.
Jose y. Garcia. Prudencio Sandoval,
Genario Archuleia, Amhrosio NRranio.
Mariana Sanchez. I.eandrO Martinez,
Francisco Martinez. Anicoio Qplatana.
Jesus Crlegp, Jose Dominguex. Eetev-
an Lulan and Francisco Eacudero.
The attorneys DO not seem 10 think
that very much of the case viii be
LEFT TO the decision Of the jury, as each
side hopes 10 demonstrate t0 the court
that u Is merely an Interpretation OF
the laws Of New Mexico that u re-.
quirod 20 decide the case. and there.
fore the jury will have nothing TO de-
eide. or II Il does Il will be- merely a
case ~ deciding the points OF law a.
outlined by the court
The court convened this morning
At 10 o'clock and will hold daily and
nightly sessions from nov on uatil the
case Ia decided
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
SCHOOL BOARD HOLDS
REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
APPROPRIATION MADE FoR PGR.
CHASE or MORE EQUIPMENT
FOR MUSIC DEPARTMENT. AND
MUCH ROUTINE GUINNESS WAS
TRANSACTED.

Last ulrht AZ the Central school
building the hoard OF education met
IN regular monthly session for the
transaction Of routine business. The
board voted an appropriation for the
purchase OF music and additional
equipment for the music department
OF the city schools which viii place
this department on a plane with the
other leading departments IN the
schools.
superintendent J. Y. Clarks report
for the month ug October was present.
"a aud accepted. The report gave
some interesting figures as % the en-
rOllment for the month just passed,
showing that there was al average
daily attendance OF 1880 pupils. the
largest for any corresponding month
IN tho history Of the city schools. Al
though the schools are crowded no
especial Inconvenience II being ex.
perienced and the work Il progresslne
very satisfactorily under the superyl
SIGN OF the new superintendent.
Permission was granted the New
Mexico Educational association "a
use the high school during 10 meet
ing here In December The board slec
approved the oratorlcal contest, 10 be
held as a feature Of this meeting. The
hoard adjourned after tranaactinn
much minor routine business, which
had accumulated since the last meet
ino
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
TEXAN RUYs a sic

The famous Block ranch, In Lin
coin and Chayes counties, comprising
100000 acres OF land and supporting
$4,000 head Of cattle. has been sold by
II. AppllnEton and Mrs. Nancy Thur
Der OK New York, to !. II. Dendinser,
well known Dallas. Texas. cattle
man. The purchase price II said 70
have been more than 100000.
Mr.. Dondingar has been a resident
OF Dallas. Texas, for 80 years, and
IL one OF the best known and most
extensive 1--we stock deals In New
Mexico or Texas. having been en-
gagged In the live stock business for
that length Of time.
Mr.. DendinEor has extensive hold
ings near Roswell anc has spent mueh
time there. About four years ago ne
purchased a 1854 acre farm from
L0yelcss aud Clements. four miles
northeasi Of Roswell. and has Il un-
der cultivation. -Four hundred acres
are nov in alfalfa and orchard. He
also owns twenty thousand acres on
tho Pecos river 80 miles northwest ot
Roswell.
Me Dendlnger haA not made any
announcement as to who will be ap.
polluted manager OF the Block ranch
BE win move his family 10 Roswell
next spring.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
STOCKHOLDERS IN NINE
ASklkG roe RECEIVER
CHARGES MADE AGAINST paEsl.
DENT or GREAT WESTERN COM

MADE AGAINST PRESi.
DENT or GREAT WESTERN COM
pANY.
A Phoenix. Arlz. dispatch. dared
November 2. says. W. N. Godair, Of
,hlcago and Edward j. SUI OF Aurora,
w, owning $4,000 shares 81 Great
Neatern Gold company, Incorporated
Arizona for si0,0OO.O00. and owning
he Aftcrthoughi copper mine IN
shasta county, Cal. yesterday filed
init here. alleging insolvency OF the
'ompany. aud asking for the appoint
neni Of a receiver and the return 10
ne treasurer of the company Of ap'
iroxlmately $500 900.
President r. n Henderson Of 81.
louis g. alleged 10 have Illegally ap.
lrcpriated the money 10 his own use.
The complaint ie very long and
,harges multiplicity Of things. Among
hem that Henderson always mas con
rolled the entire company; that N
Aprll Of Tits year he Illegally lncFeas'
ID the capitalization 10 ei2OOeO00 10
,oyer an overlssue OF capital stock,
IN Ut which had been previously Ia
sued TO him. including t3.Doe 900 pro
noters' stock. placed by this agree
nent IN escrow. also that the stock
ias been sOid by so-cnlled market let
era and Misrepresentation that have
aid the company liaaie 10 a postofflee
fraud order. that the criminal statutes
II Missouri and Arixona have been
violated by stock Misrepresentation
that for the protection OF stockholders
( il Imperative that an accounting Of
he books at Phoenix BE- ordered.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
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BA%i|S;'|AA|M|I
- lI|ll " lllll||lh

money Is easier IN Boston than Il has
been FOR aome time past Arizona
Gazette.
There aas = MARRIAGE and eivine ln
marriage al the court house yesterday.
with tho object of omplylng the ialL
Juan Hfsra. who had been Indicted TOR
constructive tapt. having abducted
Yaabei Duran. young sifi living Hlth
her parents east Of the city. Bravo
had possession % the girl for several
days. before her whereabouts could DO
discovered A the time OF his pre-
Imlnary examination when ne saN thu
nand Jury. n not the renlientlRry.
staring him in the face. he Whs lnClinod
10 matrimnny. but tho parents Of the
nlsi would no, ElVF their consent.
Since thon lhey have aoitenod. and
Yesterday the marriage WaN arranged
nuf Bravo had. after al. 20 spend one
nieht OF bis honeymoon IN JAIL. DIS
irlct court was not IN session. aud
there was 80 way In which his release
could ~ ordered We WI probably be
turned out today.
The other bridegroom was Curt
Reynolds. the young man who waa ar
rested al Tempe. night before last, foi
constructive criminal assault upon
i.eiia Para. q minor whose parents
live near fcr1pe Reynolds, early ~
the morale Of hls second day In con
flnement. signifled His Willingness q
get out Of his trouble hy getting int
matrim0ny. but the parents 81 th'
/ eirl mad 10 be consulted. and q mes
senger vas sent over 10 see about Il
He returned IN sae afternoon with tn
information lfat Il VISA all right. Th'
license vas issued. and Probate Judg'
Phillips performed the ceremony. Y
4 predicted. though that Reynoldi
viii stIu have rocky road in front o
him. The gisl has several brothers
and half brothers. who have not warm
ed TO him. and Il Ia feared they WI
not welcome him into the family y
the way he desires ARIZONA Gazette
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

other half. ny the contract with the
cts. SIR nlffloa la required 20 make
hls report within ninety days. allowing
Tor sickness or unavoidable delays
Property owners on South Walior
street appealed TO the council last
ninht TO extend the mains on that
street from Iron avenue 90 Bell ave
nue. The petition wns signed by al
most All Of the property owners IN the
district affected and was referred 20
iho waiter committee for immediate
report
.. NJ Marion appeared Tor the
Southwestern brewery and Ice COIN
pauy 90 ask permlasion to lay pipeS
across North First street to carry
heat and water from the company'a
plant % lts new Once building about
10 be erected al the corner Of fIrHt
and Fruit avenue. The permission
Twas granted
The oiiclal reports FOR Octoier
showed 4 balance In the city treasury
on the frai % November OK ei1.Sf1.
The city clerk reported licenses col.
lecied 20 tho amount 81 t1.S32, ana
the chief of police reported nnoa sor
the month 20 the amount Of 1910.
Mayor Mckee asked FOR a report
from she building committee relative
to the projected city hall DR.. Harrl'
s0g. chaiiy,An % the committee. re-.
ported that he had received a price
on the property on the corner OF ~.
loras road and Second street and that
he had been unable 10 get a roduc.
si0n. Alderman Harrison recommend.
cd that the property be purchased
After some discussion the committee
was instructed 70 make further invos
tigation and report at the next moot
Ing % the council.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
GOVERNMENT SUES 70
RECOVER LIEU LAND
SUR BROUGHT AT PHOENIX
ARlz.. ALLEGES FRAUD N
TRANSACTION.

SUIT for tho recovery OF FORTY acres
Ut patented land heli BY Thomas N,
Willis OF Plnal county. Arizona, ~
deed from Patentee Frederick A.
Hyde. John A. Benson. aud Y, a, Hyde
4 Co. % California, vas filed a Phoe.
nix, Aria M behalf OF the United
states. by Attorney General Moody.
This case u important. az Il "a -
lived TO be the entering wedge for
more land fraud cases. The complaint
says thofe IN no recourse Ia common
law. aud asks for court OF equity, a.
willis title Was regularly secured.
The paiontees secured the land la Hen
os fDrly acres released BY them on the
formation OF the Pine Mountain lCali'
formal forest reserve. The complaint
alleges the interests there we're "
regularly acquired, hut doos not state
how. In detail. aayinE the facts viii
be learned IN the oxhauative invertisA'
llon about 70 BE- undeftaker. and
which. Il u lntlmated, viii dlclose
other frauds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
THE TRlMeLE PARDON

OVER M ARIZONA.
Concerning the pardon Of Walter
Trimble by Governor kihbey. some of
The Graham county papers have been
severe IN denunrlallon of the COVER
nora act, says the Phoenix Republi.
can, Il II true that the crime charged,
II Il were committed. 70 unpaFdouablv
from every standpoint but the gov
ornor Ia fully convinced by proof that
Ia incontrogertlhle, that Trlmhle never
committed tue crime. This d borne
out by a mass 81 testimony ON ile Ia
the ONCE OF the governor, who says
that la addition thereto Judge poaa
who sentenced Trlmblc. asked for his
pardon In regular way, and supple
inented his request with repeated per-
sOnal interviews saying that be- vas
so thoroughly convinced OF Trimhlos
innocence that bis conscience would
not cease upbraidlng him until tho
man was liberated. Il N q further
fact that II Trlmble Was guilty. his
wife was equally Ho and when q
change OF venue was granted Ia her
case to another county. the case war
dismissed by the Graham county au-
thorltiea. leaving the Inference that
she could not be- convicted by q fair
trial before an nnprciuniced Jury.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
LOUIS ILFELD.
THOMAS SHERWOOD.



Al last the council has adopted some
plon for disp0slng OF the garbage and
refuse Of the city. The ordinance
providing for q garbage system pre-.
scented by Alderman Hanley at the
last regular meeting Of the councll
came 10 last night on It's third read
Ing and amer some discussion was
passed by an unanimous vote. The or
dinance has been approved by the
board Of health and by ali the physi'
clans who have examined Il and 4 II
expected 10 work satisfactorily. The
ordinance provides for the appoint
ment NJ city acayonger by the mayor,
whose duty Il will be- 10 collect all
Rarbaee refuse, dead animals and nth
~ all klnda and cart the Hame 20 a
spot 10 ia purchased by the city,
where Kiln will be built for the
burning Of this trash.
The ordinance further provides that
the city sCayengcr must furnish Ms
own teams aud. wagons and IN the way
OF compensation he Il To receive n
sum not exceeding twenty-five cents
for each can 0l garbage or refuse re-
moved Certain prices are hxod Tor
the removal of dead animals. based
upon the aize of tho animal aud the
dlincuty Of removal. All household.
ers are required 10 keen covered me.
iallic trash cans, one for garbage ana
the other Cor ashes. The only expense
10 the city vii ho the purchase of a
suitable Jumping ground whore the re.
fuse viii be burned.
salary for City Engineer
Alderman Hanley presented an ordi'
nance providing for a city engineer
lng department and the employmeEi
OF a city enAinoer al q hxod salary
The ordinances was referred to the
finance committee for consideration
Il Is very voluminOua and remodel1
the duties Of the city engineering do
paftmeni provides for markers and
monuments for establishing grades
and requiring more elaborate ans per
manont records
Another pet measure presented by
Mr.. Hanley was one asking that ms
council provide for a better system
NJ Officially nniabering the houaes u
the city. Acting upon Alderman Han
ley'e recommendation the counei
granted to E. N. Carroll the right Z
number the houses Ia Albuquerque
and 10 erect street signs. This "ofl
Is to be done without expense 70 th'
city ana VIXEN completed win do awai
with the present unsatisfactory metn
90 OF numbering houses.
Much Routine business.
Several additional notice ordinance
calling for allowable IN various part
OF the city were passed last night un
der snsponplon Of the rules 20 take "a
place Of defective ordinances ALREADY
passed. On these latter the propert
owners still have twenty days
which to let contracts for their walk
before the city proceeds 20 build 20
them.
\ The sewer committee last nigh
asked and was granted authority Z
order q carload Of sewer pipe % NEE
I demands ~ property oWnera.
On motion 0l Alderman Wilkersoi
the council approved and ordose
the mayor 20 align the contracts Of "
CITY and tho Water supply compan
and Mr. A. g. Nfnet, the expert VII
Il to examine the c0mrauy'a pr0port
and pass on Ia value. by the connc
resolution ordering the examlnatlo
the city agrees 10 pay hail of the q
pense and the water company ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
JEMEZ HOT SPRINGS
A BATCH or SMALL PARAGRAPHS
FROM A LIVE RESORT.

Special correspondence.
JemeK Hot Springs Nov. 6--rhero
has been several Albuquerque parties
here hunting this season. and they all
got plenty 81 deer and turkey. The
mountains are full OF game this sea-
son One at our ranchers was hunt
ing his COWS yesterday. aud run into
three bears IN q clnmn Of bushes. He
says he got so rloae 10 them that he
could feel their breath. ~ made bis
exlt AZ a Dan Patch pace.
Some OF our ranchers are cutting
their last crop OF alfalfa. Most all OF
the apples and peaches are gathered.
There crop was a fine one and very
few wOrmy specimens.
The bath houses are doing a fair
business for this season ~ the year.
Blocks stage niill continues 70 run
three times a week between here and
Albuquerque
This "a the preltiest season Of The
year here. The daya cQald not De
nicer n they we're made TO order.
Our public school opens up Monday,
Mlna I.uolla Peroa, teacher.
The Mission school has almogi a
full house OF scholars. Miss Paller-
son conducts Il Ia good style. She n
q most excellent teacher
Our atOrekeeper received thla week
eleven wagon loads Of freight. He has
now one OF the best stocks % goods
In the mountains.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
SUIT IN DENvEH
AGAINST ATTORNEY HOWARD.

Suit has beep brought in Denver
by T. y. and J. &. Porter. 10 compel q.
Hill Howard, Of New Mexico. 10 give
an accounting OF the proceeds OF a
sale involving the disposal Of $4,000
acres OF ranch land. They ask that
recalEer be appointed.
ard some time ago. The agreement.
price te be received by Howard was
seVensy.hve cents an acre. and that ali
money which should be- paid over and
above that amount should go 20 the
PorteFs for making the sale. The
land was sold FOR 325o,000. just tla2-
600 more than Howard has asked, and
they claim that amount aa their due.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
SOME ITEMS OF INTEREST
=-=~-~- FROM =========-===-=--
OUR WESTERN NEIGHBOR


John H. montgomery was in the city
yesterday from his home Al Mullen's
Wei. on the desert. north and west
~ Arlington str. Montgomery h en-
Aased Ia developing one of these little
eases of ihe SORT Senator Monaell re-.
tcrred 10 la hlt aptpeh at 50 thO Hotel
Adams last summer when be said the
tlme would come when there would
b. Ia Arizona thousands Of valley
Harms, singiy ana In small groups. 0c-
rnpylns lho little benches along the
mountain streams, where water eau De
dcvelopod. and filling the county Win
countless little ifFisatinn schemcS ol
private ertetprise. 10 addition so the
nngt prolects uf the g0Vernmepi, that
reqnire abundant capital There are
already many such IN the territory,
nut whore there Is one nov there viii
some day be- a hundred AT. Mont.
Nomefy refuses te talk f0r publication.
nat ~ the use Of reportorlnl augor
4 was learned that he has q nice little
wafer supply ior small bunch ~
cattle that range IN the nearby hills
aud that be has planted aud d lyrl.
MAtlng about ten acres of alfalfa aud
tarm crops Tor the maintenance 81
AZ hVFhtH--f hotnik Republican
Copper - strons and quiet ai psac
ideally unchanged quotations., says
George J.. Walker III the Boston Com
Herclnl Lake and eieclrslytlc are
selling ~ iCh cents 10 NJ cenis poI
sound, according 20 brand and date Ol
dollyery Considerable copper has re-
Gently been sold for December and
January delivery 81 about ieh cents
per pound While the demand u ar
gent. and all offerings Quictly az
Norncd. the famine symptoms have as
appeared. Their u practically ny
manipulation going on In the market
either hero or abroad. Conditions ~,
strictly legitimate and demand Y
accepting tai para With the supply
even viii the prices above i6M cont
por pound.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
SHOT AT A GHOST AND
~ TIA nnn nnl

Since l. 8. McCarty shot at ghost
or a man In his room one night fast
week, ghost stories have been eoine
the rounds. says the Cloudcsoft silver
Lining. Mr.. McCarty saw q form Ia
front OF him. DO spoke TO Il, aud the
object. whatever Il was started To-
wards him. when he blazed sway At
gate. Mr.. McCarty says from All apr
pearances, the object was a man, aud
he thought he saw something glitter In
It's hand as II started towards him.
He stepped backwards until he reach.
ed the iocatlon OF his gun. when he
Erabbed i and commenced to shoot.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11


A special dispatch 20 the Los An
gelos Examiner from Tucson, ArizonA.
dated Nov, 2 says.
The discovery OF aricalan water,
near Douglas. Arizona. has caused a
rush Of settlers Into the sulphur
Springs valley OF Cochiso county,
where a d0sen homoat9ads are nov
being takon up every day A stretch
nf country eight miles Ia ieuRth has
been aled on during the last week.
The soil OF the valley "a rich. but has
never heon titled on account Of lack Of
water The artoalan wells will place
al OF the lower valley within the an.
liable area and u II predicted that the
discovery wii result IN building up n
large and rich agricultural section In
that part OF Cochiao county
Tannle over Election.
A unique political situation u pres
ented a. Tucson. for By reason Of the
0serlO0king Of the ncw primary else.
ton law, passed BY the last legisla.
ture Of Arizona. u - impossible 20
hold a legal election The mayor, who
- n democrat. has agreed 10 name the
three candidates for the council, who
are successful az the polls 20 succeed
those whose terms would otherwise
expire. but a. no legal election can
be held will hold over until their sue.
cesaors are legally chosen. These
three men have promised 70 resign on
the irst OF the year. In order 20 enable
the mayor TO appoint the three sue.
oesaful candidates TO succeed them.
Under that Arrangement. both polit-
zeal parties have madc preparations 90
hold primaries and the council has
called an election. which while Il viii
not be- legal. VIII enable The people 10
place men OF their own choice Ia the
council
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

son and niockmAnn. accompanied BY
the son. Arno Huuing. who. u u now
thought. viii meet them ~ Denver
The deceased had brother, Henry
Huninf. residing NJ Santa Barbara,
Cal. lie was notified q the death hy
wire yesterday afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

Lawrence. Kan. Nov. 7.-~For the
nnsa three years the kansas UnIver.
sly foot hall team has been captainod
- = man iron Belolt. Kan. Thls year
arthur Pooler Is the 1ayhawkern lead
80. Last year and year before. Hicks
and BrnmmaRe, respectively. we're the
Aaaders. Beloil, which ~ town OF
1900 population, has also pTodnced
ssarh grldiren stars rs Outland and Mo-
EfAcken. old Pennsylvania players.
End weedel this years greaf end al
FmnhS POoier has made q name for
hiinseif a. a place kicker
shorty Hamii. "ihe holemaker.
ers Of the best known gridiron war,
rii'rs west o. TIE Mississippi. D. giving
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
Cash balance on hand at emo Of
fiscal year .,....ts.....s.,.t

The abOte standing 0f the city's n.
aances speaks for itself. Not only
has the city no funds 70 buy tho pro
poIed firc eugine but Il demonstraies
clearly that the city n unable % pay
the additional cost Of running an en-
gine The only possible way TO pur-
chase a are engine would be- by pub
nc subscription OF tho citizens 10 pay
running expenses the city furnishing
storage room and the present city IRE
department Ia assist IN running the
engine
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

the Kansas University freshmen the
benefit Of MA years % experience a.
forward on western teams. and h.
has aucceeded IN getting together a
bunch OF first year men which Is tho
equal 81 the varsity IN every respect
except weight 'BennyH Owen, who.
~ yoacb OF the Okihhoma uplverasty,
FOOT bail team. gOt together an eleven
which beat the Haskell Indians this
season, u q pupil OF Hurry Up" Y0st.
For several years past Owen, coached
team OF Swcdes az Llndaborg. Kan.
The team was known ~ "The Terrible
sWedcs They won from every team
N Kansas excepting the Haskell In
dians. and they played the redskins a
Ne game.