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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-21
His Extensive Experience Has Been
Gained from an Immense Practice.

CATARRH, CONSUMPTION, and all diseases
of the head, nose, throat, lungs and chest
cured
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS and diseases of the
eye and ear cured.
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION and all diseases
of the stomach and bowels cured.
CONSTIPATION. BILIOUSNESS, Jaundice
and all liver troubles cured.
BRIGHT'S DISEASE, DIABETES and all dis
eases of the kidneys and bladder cured.
PILES AND RECTAL DISEASES cured with
out the knife or detention from business.
NERVOUS DISEASES, EPILEPSY and all
nervous disorders. except insanity cured.
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA and all painful
affections cured.
CANCERS AND ALL MALIGNANT
GR0WTHS cured without the knife.
TIrMORS AND ALL ENGAGEMENTS and
SCROFuLA and all sores, ulcers and blood
troubles cured.
ECZEMA, PSORIASIS and all eruptions PIN
pies and skin diseases cured.
DEF0RMITIES, SPINAL CURVATURES, Hip
Joint Diseases, Club Foot, Knock Knees, Stiff
Joints, ETC.. cured by natural gift and blood
less method.
DISEASES OF WOMEN = Weaknesses Pro-
lapse Tumors, Sterility, Barrenness and all
female troubles cured without surgical oper-
ations, harsh treatment, pessaries or sup
porters
DISEASES AND WEAKNESS OF MEN, vari-
cocele and structure cured without surgical
operations, and all nervous and blood troub-
les cured without potash, mercury or poison
NO MATTER WHAT THE.DISEAsE. its name
or nature, If it is of chronic. long standing.
obscure or difficult character, DIR. Barbrick
can give you full information regarding it,
and II 1t is durable his new system can cure it.
No matter how many physicians have failed
to cure you, call on DR.. Barbrick. 1t will cost
You nothing and you may profit by 1t.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-21
Free for This Visit
Special Notice to the Sick On @o b n
Are You Sick? Are You Suffering?
~ so, call on him and take advan-
tage Of his Great Skill and Expert

Not only will you be surprised at his wonder
full knowledge of disease, his plain, concise ex-
PLANTATION of every cause and effect, but at the
marvellous rapidity with which his new, com
mon sense, RATIONAL treatment goes TO the
seat of the trouble, giving almost instant re-
lief, and in all cases that have not progressed
too far perfect, absolute and permanent cure.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
FAVORITE SEASON FOR
TEACHERS TO GATHER

New York. Dec, s7.-Thc annual
meeting Of the New York State
Teachers Association. which viii
open Al the high school. tAia evening.
marhs no alxtiofh enniyogsary og the
orHnnifatlon. The Attendance prom
lnes 20 BE- unaauaily large Al the
opensnH meet,rx tonight auperih.
tendenl j. n. Thompson, president uf
the Academic Principals Ass0fiailon.
will preside. Chancellor James r.
Day % Syracuse University Will DE-
liver the address OF welcome other
welcoming addresses win bo delivered
BY superintendent A. y. Hl0dRrtl ~
the syracuse Public Schools. and
others Superintendent v ~ nosn-
tou, president 81 the New York
Teachers' Association, viii dclltot hia
annual address, and will sneak on
Needed Educatl9nAl Legislation a.
J. Hogefn. first assistant c0mmlsalon-
er o. education. viii also deliver an
address. The meeting of tho aal0cla.
ti0n VIII lsat three days and In that
time there viii BE- daily union metg.
inHA. a. we'll a. educational and a.
pArtmenial sessions. aeysted 10 The
consideration Of various educgilnnal
branches.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

of r. His voice was stronger. Lis
eloquence shade more natural and
his personality unusually strong.
Mlea Wo0d Spoke.
Miss Laura Woods dissertation. In
behalf Of the Santa Fe hirh school. on
Twentieth CehtSry Patriotism" was
the final address Of the evening
The Prizes Won.
While the judges wero deiihorating
the orchestra played several selec.
lions. AMONG them bolng the 'oerlana
Walizes.' Mr Young who was an.
pouncod ae the winner Of the con.
test, Vas The recipient OF so orored
hy O. A. MatHon. To Mr. CLARK tho
sum ~ ~ was paid by Icarnnrd 4
llndemann, he music dealers.
Names Of the Judges.
Tho mdgoa on thourht and oompo.
fltiOn were Rev. A. q. Harrison. oi
Alhurucraue; Roy. Henry Runner. of
silver City, and Hiram Hadicy. Of
Santa Fc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
FUNDS FoR RETIREMENT
or DISABLED TEACHERS

Atlantic CITY N j.. Dee 81 Tho
New Jersey stale school Teachers
Association met ~ the high aehool
this morning for a three DAYS ahe-
sion. The eyenlnR aessl0nH ~ the
association ain be hold an tho Hi
fauls Methodist church. Thin sos
sion u Of considerable lmp0rlance. a.
matters Of great inicreai win cnme 90
for consideration. The question Of the
management of the Teachnfs Refiro-
meRt Fund Is expected "a cause
heated dobnto in the NEST ms. as there
~ considerable dissatisfaction ln rn-
gard 10 tho management ~ the fuhd
amonN the teachers. Il 81 even con
aldefed possible tina, this matter mar
cause a split IN the association.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
ANTI SALOON LEAGUE
IS ORGANIZED TODAY
Convention Meeting in MethO-
dist Church--Many In
Attendance.
SOME INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS

A convention OF delegates from sll
Christian Evangelical dcnominatlona
and from the Womans Christian TEN
pcrance Union, wis held today In the
First Melhodis, Episcopul church ol
Albuqucrque, at which lime lae Anti
saloon league for New Mexleo aud
Arizona waa organized. A the aes.
sion was open 10 the pabilc, a large
number Of n dents Of thls city and
elscwherc Were IN attendance TIE
sesslon vas called 10 order al
% ciock.
Rev J. C. Rollins was the unani'
nous choice ui the convention AZ
chairman aud q " Spencer MSS Sc
lteied as scerctafy.
Those IN attendance are Mfn. n.
J. Butler, Thomas HaFwoOd. s. H Van
Wagner. Rev Hugh A. Cooper. NJ w
gef, II o. Eckre. Ars. ~ J. 8oFden
Mrs. $. A. Whlleumh, n g. Hanson
john a. Glass. Thomas A. iIarwo0l
y. ~ heald, v. Vaides. q wonnine
D. A. por,erneid and NFa. j. ". Heald
MI Ol this city; John Mordy. IaRuna:
a q. Dyie. las Vegas. George "
revler santa Fu
fiey ~ w. Hayens Nas elected 81
uofiuivndeut and q committee appoint.
cd 90 lx hln saiarf "A constitution
was adopted. which Is practically the
same a. the one in effect lh other
slates
commliioss were appointed a.
constitution. nominations. Fonfl'aenia.
ton auditing, aud ore 10 adjust the
organizers cxponers ana receive bis
report and % a. Inc salary q the
superintendent
Rev "a. G Thomson 0f this city.
was elected momboF ~ the roard of
directors Of the Amorican.Anli Saloon
league
A resolution vas passed 20 tue 81.
feci that me league shall reagesl igs
individual mrnibefs % write letters
% congressman asking that ln case
statehood D. fiyon iks territories ~
New Mexico or Arizona. either Jointly
Or individually. 4 clause lis Msrried
requiring the prohibition OF the sale
.oi Intoxicating liauors fof twenty
years.
Another rcsnluiipn vas adopted.
which provides that q telegram be-
sent 20 the repgeHenfsiiFo of fht
ltaHue in congress- asking for She pro
hihiiion ~ gambling IN boih terri.
tosief in oonnftiipn with statehood.
Al il;3o o'clock ihe convention &C.
iourned uutll O'Clock tlls afternoon
Omecrf were elected ~ fnllJwff
ffesldcni Res w,nho,d SCOTT
Phpenlk. ARK.
wee Presiasni nt Fl. Q Thomson.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
ORATORS GREATLY
DISTURBED LAST NIGHT
AND LIKEWISE. FRIENDS WHO
ATTENDED, THE oRAroRlcAL
CONTEST At TIE OPERA
HOUSE.

Last night While she oratorlcai con.
test was Ia progrcas at the opera
house. n representative OF Tho Even.
lng Citizen atrolled into the lobby,
and pfcscnting his ticket at the bcx
once. asked FOR reserved seat c0u-
pona.
High school or university" in.
quifed the aifable box oiiice man.
"Neithor." was the reply.
Well, up ta the roof for you. then.
and up Ia the gallery he went.
The contest was excellont--that Ia,
we Imagine Il would have been ex.
cellons could one have heard tho ora.
tors. Not that the speakers dld NOT
deliver their orati0ns In clear, loud
yoiccs. but ~ many different times.
just as enc was getting interested IN
what an orator vas saying. there came
noises, lots of them. from some room
In different part of the buildiag.
that sounded very much a. though an
Apache Indian war dance, an imitation
battle OF San Juan or 8 Jubilee meet.
ing OF Dutch Eangerfsat was in
progress.
Every and anon there came the
SOUND 81 loud stamping OF feot--tilal
must have been the war dance Then
q horde Of noises. a. OF hundreds
pounding on the hoor. wallis and
celllnE-thc bsttel was IN proErens
rhen tho aEgfegatlOn brgRo into song
the secagerfost was taking place.
The same noiFts, or klmilar ones.
Ncro noticeable when Frederick
Warce held the boards tho other ev.
eniug, and MANY were tho complaints
that were Heard.
A. the anriencc was filing out last
nlght several were heard % make re
marks not calculated TO be- compl..
menlary in regards 20 the Noises.
AZ one ycang lady pnt II: -Ithgnk
lt'a a shame, Here we come and pay
our money TO hear en- 0fatorical con.
test. Instead we hear n conelOmera.
tion Of noises from some other mart
of the building, that Is not only wear
Ing on the nerves. but makos us
strain our cars trying 10 hear the
speakers 10 such an extent that our
hearing IL injured"
Evidently there should be other ar.
rangemcnts made whereby quiet can
be obtained when lecture Il taking
place
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
MUCH SPEAKING HAS
sEsE sEaaharn ros

Miami. fla.. Dee s7.--Teachafs
from all parts % the state arc here 20
Atiend the annual meeting of ihe
Florida State Teachers Association.
whiah will open here to nlshl. The
Hon. Mitchell y. Price viii deiirer the
address of welcome. 0B behalf ~ the
ciiy ana Prof w W. Hall. principal
81 Miami filgh School on behalf of
ihe teachers of this els. Bupergn-
iendnni , w McClbns ~ ramnn
fla. viii respond aud President A. A.
Mnrphrec will deliver hls annual al
dress The mociins win last three
DAYS, and mhuY B7olplne. educainrs
will daligtr addresses
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
SANDERS RtCAPTUREO
PRISONER WHO ESCAPED raom
PEhiTENTtRRY LAST WEEK
SPENT CHRISTMAS IN JAIL
AGAIN.

JAMES Saunders. q trusty al the Ter.
rliorlal peniientiary, who escaped from
that institution last week. was arrest.
sd at la Iunia. Colo, Monday. i,v
chief Of Police George Barr. Ho w,il
be brought back TO the ponlsentiary Ia
serve out his term. Sanders WAS AN.
der sentence OF one year from ANN.
qucrQue for burglary.
The capture Of the man affords an.
olher example Of the vigilance md
eiheient organization Of the peullen.
uafy guard- ard force. sanders h the
,ehth pfi-9hei ~ esrEpo from the pen.
llentiAry while acting as a trusty
Every ono ~ the other prisoners was
captured within a short time When
q prisoner escapea Is u customary 10
SEND oui circulars describing tke "a.
eaped convict, guards who know their
business are detailed, detectives are
hired nhG police authoriiios are M.
tinod 10 keep o ahaii and constant
lookout for hundreds of miles abo,,
IN nine out OF ten, this method has
proven oiacient Tor escaped prison.
ors
IN the escape or Sanders no blame
can attach particularly 70 the nrlaon
authorities, as he WAS an ahsolnte
rusty with only few months AZ
serve 10 escaping. he took advantaee
ni The confidence reposed 10 him AZ
4 result of his act. be viii lose whas
siine allowance Is due him Tor GOOD
behavior. and viii not be- restored N
eiliRenahip mon the expiration M
MS sentence aud viii 30 oihorVfse
punished. Many persons who salnv
'he PRIVILEGES OF a trueiy are eiad so
serve out thelg time. -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
JANUARY TERM OF
SUPREME COURT
List Given Of Cases Scheduled
For Term From January 2
TO February z.
PUBLISHED FOR LEaL LIGHTS

The supreme court 0l the territory
OF Now Mexico will meet IN santa ~
ON The second Say Of January and WV
complete tho business 0i 1905 on iha'
day.
On the following morning, January
81, the court viii hold its first SEES
sion TOR 1906. There will be a large
number Of lnterostlng and important
cases before the court for 1906 ana
they are scheduled Cor the days ~.
ieETening between snuary 20 hh9
Fcbrnary Sd. Following ~ the ~'ai
call for ihe session
January D.
No. llig Thomas S. llubheiL keia-
tor. vs. Ira A. Abi,oil, iudre " t'' J
district conri Of Befnslliln oonu3 /
January =.
No. 1855 Solomon Luna. palni,,h " I
errur. ~. Cefnllos Coal iaii"an
company, dtI0ndaut in error -
No. 1858. Alexander N, HsnuI3 (
plalntlB IA error. vs. ~ y Nhff-
wrleht. defendant Ia error
January 8.
No. 1879. The Red River Mining
company plaintiff Ia erfoI. ~. %. |
Fah y. Young, 90 a., ae''H''''' ~
error a.
No. loss. The TERRITORY z Ns Nes Mes-
leo, appellee. W 5 N'''''"' W
January
No ioaa williai,i = canainsl.am. e'
nj nialnllas In error ". EuSene
a 1f.le defendant in error.
~ tea9 Florence y Johnson. adm, I
80 enpellee. VI roman l.. Baea. /
a. AL. appellant
January y.
n. 1854 suann + hafber plnintin 4
A. error. W Monfoe Harper, de-
e@.dsni in error
NJ ioss Zoe Lewis. piuiniln Ia er-
~, M ". ). q. siedge. uefendani -
e''" January 10.
~ ,osg Terrliory ~ New Nexico
appollant 70 isnnclo Gutierrez, ap-
~ ioss nrst National Bank of Al
~ s,aeeraue. appellee. W George \.
amnehi, Of A., appellee.
January n.
Al. ,6eg The Colorado and ArlxOua
aallroaG Company of New Mexico.
snoolianf, "a. The Denver a Rio
eande Railroad Company. appcllee.
- 1923 ~ Capitan Land a Cattle
company, plaintin Ia error. w. n.
IA Ices. defendant IN error
January ".
"a Iio0 Orson E Clark. appellant.
~ The ApeH Gold Mining company
q AZ. appellee
lo llNi Roman T. baca. a az,
painiiEa, fIlomena porca az Otero
e al, iplcrgenGfa appellants. w
santiago Anaya. q M. appoilees
January i5
0 llO2. Rank of Commerce. appel
iant VI. taifd Mining Company.
appellee.
o. HOS Oryille 4 Evans. q a.. az.
pellants W. Lillle Ann johnson ap-
pcllcc
January 20.
b. ll0f Sbffe Alexander aemdlani.
W. AndroN w cicona. hDpoileo.
D. iio5. JAMES q rrlonl appellee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
BADGER TEAchGRs HAVE
pleTlN0Ul9hgu VISITORS.

Lansing Mseh. fior 27-eeVeraI
noted educators from 0ther states
have arrived here % deliver addresses
NeInft f.ie annual meoiisN 0f the
Michigan Htale Teachers Aaancieilnn.
which opens 4s neaalnns hnfr to.lay
The aiierdanco " very lnrrt ana an
in,eFestinR program has b.-n pre-
parta
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
MUSIC As vlrALlxlnc
FORCE IN aDgcAroR

Milwaukee. Niif. Dec. III Several
thousnua teachers. from ali parts Of
the state, have registered fGf the ns
nuai meetinf Uf the state Teachers
Association. rhieh oneaea hafs ssslas
AmunG tho p4omihenl educators Ehu
are here and VIII address tho uo8f
Ina. are Miss Julia q iaihrop of Halt
iiunse, Chlraru William 3. T1milns
~ Chicago. who will speak On "Muaig
az 4 NliallEinR Fnrct Ia i,dufa.lnns
Prot =. hiaaNhtcr j. q. EmeIy.
&. T.. Cary. aud Dthrfs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
MNkFaoTA fEAcHeaa
ARE ALSO AbaaAsai

81 PRnl. Aiiitsi.. fl4c e7.--Ths an
nual meeting ~ ne MlHnesdsa Fdu.
caliunnl Association optasa hara This
mprHins afihe Genital Presbyterian
church. State snpermfrnti,t 2. "
Olaon Coyffnpf Iphn a. 1Gansan ana
Frank A Weld. enc pgas.deal of lhe
association. were ihc principal speak
era. AZ the aoaeiDn lhls ercnino ile
Rev. Dr. Frank W Hhnsaalus ~ chi
cng0 win doitver an address ua
Gladstone fhe meeiinFF wiz Lass
shsta days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
vs. The Santa Rssa aiming Com
many. appellant.

vs. The Santa RIA Mining Com
many. appellant
January ",
No. ii06 Saala Rlia Mining Com
nany. plaintiff iu error. Va. James
n I'plan. defendant IN error
No. ii07. Aloiaudru Hapd0fal. appel
amt 81 linafa a Nnarty Commsa-
slonera. BtrnAliglu ceuniy. appellee
January -.
No ii0s. Andres Candelarla, an in
fant. by Ahdrcs Candoiarla. bis
natural and statutory guardian, ap.
I pellec. vs.. Epimenlo A. Miera. ap-
pellant
No 1909 paubilta Candelarla, an in
fant BY Emlgran Candolarln, her
natural ana statutory guardian. APP
pelee W. Eplmenio A. Miora. ap-
pellant.
January 10.
No iile Niciy Notz. appellant. ",
Marlin s. Tierney, appellee.
80 iii. The Territory 81 New Mex
leo appellee. W.. Howard ChenO-
gith. appellant.
January "a.
No ina. BtnJamin H Dye, q al,
appellees, W. n. G Crary. es al, ap-
pellants
No. lli4 Frank A. Habbell, appel
liant, w, Board Of County Comriis-
2loheiH, bernalllio county, appellee.
January ~.
No, iii5. rcrritury of New Aeslco,
"a rel, Thomg1 3. uubboil, appel
liant. W. william r. Dame. clerk Of
the district court of the Second
judicial district " tho territory Of
n. a., appellee.
Ne il6. Thomas : Hubboll appel
liant. ~, ferteeto Armiio. appellee.
January "a.
No. 1ilI Etiavlo vigil. appellant. vs..
Andrew ~ Stroup, appellee,
No. Ills. Frank a hubbeil. appel
liant va. juatu r. ArmiiO. appellee.
January 20.
Ma iii9. Tho Territory Of Nov Mex
ice, appe'iec, ~. Escolasllco T9ia.
appellant
30. Il2s. chafius Mann. appellant.
ts John nAker. appellee
January 20.
No ii2l J. D. Hagerman. Roswell
Land a Water Co a Pceos Valley
Co, appellants VI, Altha Meeks ~
~. aNptNtNs
No ii2e. Territory % New Mexico.
tx rel. Bird 8. Coleg and ~ r.
Chapman. apFeiloes w The Hoard
Uf County commlsslanefA. santa
Fo comfy, appellants
No ll2A Territory of New Mexico,
appellee, W. Fe.iA Gonzales, appel.
liant.
January 90.
No. 1875. 1be First National Bank
Of Roswell appellee. W. NJ g.
Stewart. sheriff. appellant
No. 1876 The Tor ''iefy of Ne~ Mex-l
leo appellee NJ Jake Neaiherlln.
appellant.
January g.
10. 1877 The 1ffofy 81 New Mex.
leo. appellant. - John Mills, e nj.
appelleea
No. lieS Tho Feifiory ~ View Mex
leo. nppellee. VI Rosario Emilio.
appellant
February I.
No. fi2a United States of America.
appellant, VI benllO Mares fnd
Anaalacio sauilsiegan. appplleea
No. 1870. Jones. DoHnd a Company.
npprHcep. ". Wcii q Chandler ot
a.. aDpellania
Fobw1ry q
10 lfsf Peter KitchoHe aDQs'lee
~ George actraier. aupallanf
10 tit2 I.agl n. Thomaaen ana a
~ McMlllen. appellants, VI. Maria
lnet Garcia 90 SNYDER, appellee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

Alpfaa ene Rev q q Aiilss. ol
fhe cpnsresrilogsl charrh Jer5rs
Ark Rev Joha Nuriy Laanna x
~ nos h e neol Fla6hsn Arlx,
nte % G. noadon Santa ~. & 81.
He9v 4l tHF prfshyleran church
Douglas Arit. tho paslas III tho
rhfHpe1 hufth 20 ph9enls. Arsl
Rev WeuH'nf 20 ths Lutheren
church AibHlpsfque RDs A al
liafrisuN, ~ Me- Rplso1pnI church
Albuquerque Mrs N. 3. borden and
Mrs = p Thomas. Of ne Woman'a
s'arlaiian Temperance palOu. oY AZ,
huQuercuq an,i piaaf1la. kris.. ~
apnftlvoiy.
heaaesaurIa cemmil.oe ior Ncn
ne4ico'lf m q fnomln0n. aii.e-
gntfQug W W Races. tihuQnefquf.
q y Emmuns. Rev ! b soll,e ana
Rev a. G Cooper AlbnqraInae
hesi9esriore Calnmiifna iof Art.
tna aff Winfels ccut,. Fhoe-
MS q 4. pst dfnn ana 6es ~, esn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

tuif. ohle npe n The Okla
haias Association uf Negfu Teaeaefs
0pfufd hs anHgei mftf ua Al lang
SION University today riih iargr
aiirneancf This cVonlng me annRai
rerer,'on aud hHaqnel viii 81 alFen
and iOmsfre- morniae fe FIRST husl
re-s rcssl,in eili 81 hf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
TO HONOR nGM0Nf oF
JANIS WhiTcoMB HlLEv.

indianapolis, Ind. Dec. 81 Ona of
,hc mosg lntefcatlnR features N ghn
nIfy- sfcuAu ann,sdl rpnsenflan 81 fhn
indiana State ToAcuers' Asa0eiatlnn.
whieb 4lil uUcp here this mofnlnr,
VII hc a meeting, On Thnfadny nftnx
no-la. IN Tomlinaun Han devoted 10
the mcmufy ~ lanca Whlfci,mb
Riley, a npeclal pFuaram has been
arranged Tor that nietiinN. aud hand.
some souvenirs Win he given 0ul.
The teachers convention win laai
three days. and durlnr that time there
viii also BE- a convention ol the
county superintendent aud various
educational c9uferfncpa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
HAS HAp LlFe oF

lefiersfn Ciiy. Mo. isae 81 Gov
efr1f fq's rsi sees the aldtcas III
welcome sf ihe ops niaF tf IN s..s-
lnura annual mfiira t t uls
spprl STATE Telra= Assaelaflin.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

thls mornlng. pftaldons G. N MllIar
responded. and dollpe(od h1R aennal
addreas. The aiscndahca ls unusually
larac
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

Attorney Charles W. q Ward. "a.
Tor OF ihc las Vafas Oplic. returned
home last niNhi. after haplng aponf q
isN lass m the clfy visiting friends
ana attending the annual meeilne oi
ne Nes Mexico Educational assocla.
uon which ls 10 sca9len ln the Nigh
scNos luidnf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

hcnff hixner. manager for ne llei'
ninsh Copper company. upe rating hcaf
silver City n N the city. accomranlod
~ hra hlKnvr. They aro 1iNlnf
.ne city over today with ,lee l'l
buying residence property
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

IHAHl y WEIUMAN
VIII be- me water commlBalonur Of the
canal xonc. ife u a student frisnd
Of Megnon.
Thos. n. Cooke 81 Lincoln II IN
charge ~ The customa. E Lewis
liaker ~ Lincoln waa appolated dep
uiy collector 81 customs. ID. q.
O'connor Of Norfolk was selected for
superintendent el the sehool system
~ Panama
Az the men aeiooiea BY Moeoon arc
Young. energetic and capablc ni scllva
service In thc canal sone.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

Mrs. Joseph Barnett. who has beeu
NJ southern California and al Phoe
NIX, Aria. tho past month. refnyneI
10 the city on the delayed No ves.
tefday. She icft Mr.. Barnett 4, pkoe.
hik. where the lrst annual terrltorisl
tAlr ~ now Ia progress. ana 49, n.
ports that one OF the Barnett horses.
me famous PAGER. STRANGER 81 ~ ~
ierinH from a ceid. II Ia uudcr.,e,od
thar the cold weather hag e.t.adaf
Az over Arizona. and TIE Wealher Il
fhoenlx is'as cold n not colder aow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

lne many tends OF Lawrence n.
iela, of the Univeralty Of New Mex.
ico, extended 20 him a cordial vel.
enme when he stepped on the STAGE
and began his Grafton on Abraham
Lincoln Mr. iifeld's remarks em.
araced most eomprehensiyely the hi.
ography OF one OF the natlone caief
oxecutivea. There was loud applause
~ ~ conclusion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
DONALD YOUNG
WINS CONTEST
Student From A. and N.
College Carries or First
HOHOrs Last Evening.
VAS A SUCCESSFUL EVENT

sssSSSSSssssssSs =
. Fltgi prlze--Donald Young. Of :
. The College Of Agriculture aaa
= Mechanic Arts; sublegt, "clh !
. xenship." Ten collars. offered By :
. o. a. Mataon. :
: Second prlxe---l.awrence .. =
: Clark, Of the las Vegas high .
> school; subject, "a National Men. :
: ace.' Five aollafs, offered b. :
4 Learnard a Lindcmann. =
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-10-20
DISTRICT COURT.

Au adjourued session Of the
District Court was held here last
Friday morning by Judge y. d.
Lewis Che following busiue
being ,wpW-',l,
iu ,hc matter of the estate of
Jorgeu sorenson an order otsale
OF rea. estate was made, upon
the executors giving an addition
al bond i'm the sum Of 50, 500.
Iuthe matter ofthe estate of p.
II. S. Lynch; first annual ac-
count allowed and approved.
In the matter of the estate Of
Luereda ]. Williams; an order
was made TO compromise a claim
Of the estate against the Silver
King Mining Company
In the matter OF the estate Of
Rachel NJ Frazier the petition
for family support was denied,
In the matter Of the estate of