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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-12

The defendant society Mr.. Untermyer
continued - now contending that under
section 50 Of the insurance hw without the
consent Of the stockholders Il has the right
10 amend liz charter; that the board Of
directors would have the right 10 do 90
without regard 10 the stock. ...,,-
Now, that u not the attitude that this
society has taken and not the attitude upon
which this consent OF the stock has been
based We will show that when the ques-
ton was presented 20 this society OF ia
right through It's board Of directoS 20 ignore
the stock md take away the voting power
from the stock without its oonDent the 90
oiety took the advice and Obtained the opln-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
ROUGH RIDERS RETURN
FROM RouslNo REUNION

The New Mexico rough riders Tho
attended the annual reunion Of the
Rough Riders association at San An.
tonic, Texas, the 9Th aud 7th OF this
month, have returned 10 their homes.
on this mornings train from the
south was Major Frederick Muller, re.
ceiyer Of the nited States land ONCE
~ Santa Re. Captain w. u.
Dame, clerk OF the second judicial dis.
trlct, and w. @. schnepple. OF Santa
Re. Captain w. H.. III. Lewellyn, Of
Las Cruces; Captain ID. J Leahy, Vi
Alamogorda. Captain Charles l.. Bal.
lard. Of Roswell, accompanied them as
far as VI Paso.
To a Citigen representative Major
Muller and Captain Dame told OF the
grand success OF the reunion. Ac.
eOrdlng 10 them the reunion Just held
was Ia point OF those In attendance
and the enthusiasm displayed, the
most successful ever held.
April 9th, the opening day. the bust
ness netting Of the organization was
held at which the following officers
were elected.
President H. Hunter. Indian
Territory,
First Vice Presldent-David Good
rich, Indian Territory.
Secretary Robert Colbert, Indian
Territory.
1ne following we're elected honor,
airy members OF tho Organization;
Lieutenant General s. NJ. a.
Young, Major General Joseph Wheel
or. Major General Samuel sumner and
Brigadler General Charles T. Cooper
retired.
The outgoing officers from New
Mexico were President Frederick Mul
Ter. Of santa Re, and Secretary w. 10
Dame, OF this city.
The executive committee decided 10
hold the next reunion az Prescott,
Arizona. Tho santa Sc did much TO
secure the Arizona city as the next
meeting place and Will make very
low rates for the event
The last day OF the reunion was
President R1oseyelts day and the
city Of San Antonio was lhrOnged
with thousands Of visitors.
Now that the event has passed for
this year the members will look for
ward to the next annual meeting and
make their plans accordingly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
YOUNG HORSE THIEVES
JAILED AT HiLLsBoRo

Two youthful prisoners were landed
In che county fail Wednesday after
noon. They were gathered In by Dep.
uty Rlchhrdson and Jim Hitler who
found them az John Mack's ranch
about ten miles from here. Their
axes are about seventeen and twenty
and they claim 10 be brothers. They
are wanted for the theft OF two horses
ION John Nelson. Tho horses we're
takcn from Nelson's place near Dun.
can, Arizona. some two weeka ago.
They also appropriated two saddles
and a ride and borrowed 81 In money
irum other parties. The younger one
had been IN the employ OF Nelson.
The horse were located near here
and brought In. and on the following
day the boys. who we're employed as
goat hordors by John Mack, were TAX
EN- into custody. They d!sclalmed
ownership 10 the saddles they had and
had traded IN their rife 90 Mack for
"A revolver Each was armed vita q
siX.shooter They are registered az
John and Henry Hart Il Ia claimed
that they are from the Sacramento
country. where they are known as
Laird Tho owner OF the horses and
a deputy sheriff from Arizona arc ex-
pected 70 arrive here today. Hills
boro ADVOCATE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
THE NATURALIZATION.
SON NUPTiALs.

Al & o'clock last Friday evening, at
the residence OF Acting Governor and
Mrs. j. W. Reynolds, occurred the
marriage OF Mas l.. Koo Atkinson 90
Surveyor General NJ o. Llowellyn,
says tho New Mexican. Rev. George
y Sewer. pastor OF the Presbyterian
church performed the ceremony.
which was private. there being present
Acting Governor and Mrs. J, w. Ray.
nolde, Miss Iona Bright, OF Fairfield
Iowa, an intlmated friend OF the bride,
and Mrs. Arthur George. Of chi.
oago. Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Fiem-
Ing arrived a few minutes after the
ceremony and the entire party spent
greatly enjoyed evening. The con.
tracing parties are very well and IA
y0rably known IN this city and In the
southern part Of the territory. Miss
Atkinson came 10 Santa Re about
three years ago from Fairfield, Iowa,
and has since held a responsible posi-.
llou as secretary and stenographer
In the law once OF Catron A GOftner.
She ID young woman Of flne attain.
ments, highly respected and socially
very popular Mr. Llcwellyn ~ a son
OF Major and MIS-. w. II. II, Llewellyn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
NEW MEXICO Towns

large hinge. II IL thirteen inches long
and the upper part OF the atlrrup Is
seven and q half inches long. u
was found near a spring between here
and Kingston many years ago.
J. q. PlcmmUns received q letter
from Hermosa wednesday saying that
Mr.. l. Frank Reavis died AZ that place
laEa Monday. Tho letter did not ex.
plain the cause Of Mr.. Reayis' death.
The death ~ Mr.. Reavin IL greatly do
plored By all who knew him. He was
an old.timor In Sierra county. coming
20 the Black Range during iis paimy
days aud enduring the many hard.
ships Of pioneer days. The deceased
was about fifty years OF age and re-.
spccted by all who knew him.
Fred Mills Will have hla preliminary
n animation before Justice OF the
Peace smith next Monday. Tor the
killing OF d. A. Saunders. So far az
~ known no new development have
come 40 light since last week Several
citizens LETT for the scene OF tho Saun.
ders murder Photographs % the
ground viii be taken. and the distance
from the spot where Saunders was
killed 10 kingston viii be measured.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
SANTA FE

From the New Mexican.
The engagement Is announced OF
Carlos Dignoo and Miss NJ. Delgad0.
Pablo BorregO and family are pre-
pairing TO move TO nlsbee. Arizona,
where they Will make their future
home.
Miss Mabel Mesny. who has spent
the past year az the home OF Mr. and
Mrs Arthur Boyle, has been quite an.
but Is improving.
Drs Massie and Knapp at the SAM.
tarium operated upon Miss Alice
Grialn for Appendicitis. The opera.
tiun was successful and the patient -
resting quietly.
Small boys between the ages OF ~
and ~ are IN the habit Of rushing
the grOwler' for their older friends
and a good many complaints have
reached this Office concerning the
matter.
Jose Francisco Martinez has brought
suit IN the district court against
Juan Jose Lucero and his wife. Maria
Jullana Martinez De Luoero. for ST..
500 and the foreclosure of a mortgage.
given as security. ON real estate IN
Taos county.
~ r. Morlarty. for whom the town
OF Moriarty, on the santa Fe Central
was named. was a business visitor IN
Santa Re. Judge Moriarty says that
he never saw prospects Tor a SUCCESS
ful year any brighter In the Estancia
valley.
Contractor Gus &ulhOland Is ;ui at
work ON tho drilling OF the ar, esian
well at the United states In0lan In.
dustrial school near this city The
drill Is down 800 feet and. while vast
quantities. ~ water have been struck
during the progress OF the drill no
artosian flow has yet been encount.
cred. The work Is hard and slow and
n proving very expensive 10 the con
tractor.
The Rhetorical society ras received
a small book from W. W. H. Davis, OF
Doylesown. Penn. Mr.. Davis was
secretary Of the territory from 1854 10
1857 The book written by Mr.. Davis.
10 a history Of the early spanish set.
tlcrs In New Mexico and Is a valu.
able addition 20 the historical books
OF the society.
Tie Santa Re stars have organized
for tho season and state that they
VIII be ready for engagements with
any team Ia the territory within
week. The following players are Ia
the organization. Grover Abbott. cap.
tain; r Digneo. E. Slaughter, A.
GoOch. j. Hampol, r.. Stafford c..
Creamer, y. Delgado. r. Valdez and
+. plomteauX.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
LORDSSuRG
From the Liberal.

From the Liberal
Ira Baker one Of the Baker brothers
who have great herds o. cattle In
southern Grant and Luna counties
was IN The clty the iirst OF the week.
Chinese Inspector Bonner. like oil
the other Chinese inspectors. has bios.
somed ont In e nne new blue uniform
With big brass buttons. This helps 20
give him an air Of distinction and
authority whom be goes through n
train looking for Cinnamon who have
no right 10 be In this country.
tBhn X. Erekine, JF.. Of New York.
who was one OF che original promoters
of the shannon company. and Thos.
" Valley. a prominent lawyer of nOs'
ton, were in she city Wednesday en-
route 60 Clifton. Mr.. Ersklne Is now
largely Interested In the standard con.
solidated company. OF which he Is a
director. His trip up there Is TO look
over the anairs OF the company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
LAS VEGAS

From the Optic.
ID J.. piggOtt and wife, who had
been guests az the CaaiRneda hotel
Tor several months, departed for s.
Louis last evening.
The gymnasium that Troop A Ia At
ting up In the armory ~ proving a
popular resort. Tho equipment going
In IL up-to.date. and cons. ierahle good
viii result % the members.
NJ. Weightman, the pharmacist al
schaefor's, lent this afternoon for
Topeka 10 look after his drugstore in.
terests there. Mr.. Welghtman will be
absent about ten days.
Louis Shalloross. wealthy resident
OF Louisville, a member OF one Of the
Oldest and most prominent families
OF the state, died yesterday az st.
AnthOny's % tuberculosis. The gon.
tleman delayed his coming 10 the land
OF hoallng until .he time OF hope had
passed. lie was about thirty years OF
ago ana unmarried A brother az.
rived this afternoon TO accompany the
remains back "a Louisville Deceased
WAS a prominent Elk.
Jack Snyder has now leg Of
which ne Is in0rdinatCly proud. II ia
one OF the most upso-date artificial
limNe ever produced. Il haa a Joint Ia
the dneo and the owner Is already
able to walk with scarcely a limp.
DR., J. A. Cunningham, Attorney
Frank Springer and D. n. iiosklns ~.
turned Saturday evening from Ration.
where they attended the annual busi.
ness meeting OF tho trustees % the
Maxwell land gram the gentlemen
say that nothing but formal business
was transacted.
DR.. Jones Of Ration viii leave Wed.
nesdny for bis old home Ia Alabama.
where he roads paper before the
state medical association. lie com.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
MRS. KEEBLER BRINGS SUIT
TO FoREcLosE MORTGAGE

Through her attorneys. w. w. Gate
wood and u. 3. Bateman. Mira. Iva j..
Keebler tiled suit IN district court
against the salt Greek Land and Cat
tie company, 20 forecloRe a mortgage
decd ana chattel mortgage. which she
alleges were given 10 secure note
for $1,000. says the Roswell RccOnd.
She asks that tho land, which 10 100
acres In sessions 10 aud %, In town
ship 8 south, range ~ east, aud the
cattle. over 1900 head, mentioned In
the mortgage, ho sold 10 satisfy the
note, none OF which. she says, has
been paid and which bears 10 pes
cont interest. she also asks for att0r
ney'e fees and costs. The late Mrs.
nnma Martin Lynch was a member
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
WILL ATTEND DEDICATION
or HALL AT WASHINGTON

Mrs. 4. Bradford Prince will leave
Santa Fo In the early part OF this
week for the east, She expects 20
spend q day In Pittsburg visiting some
friends and from there will go direct
to Washington. ID. c., where she will
attend o special meeting Of the ma
ilonal board u management OF the
Daughtels Of the American Reyolu.
ton % make arrangements for the
completion OF Continental hail A
portion Of this hall - now erected and
the thirteenth annual convention OF
the ID. a. X. viii convene there on
Monday April n. This building, which
IL OF the Doric style OF architecture
viii cost tf25, 900 and will be a mon.
ument TO the heroes OF the American
Revolution. The thirteen pillars
which will adorn the front are 10 be
donated. one by each u the thirteen
original statea. Other states are 20
give various articles for ornaments
ton and furniture. New Mexico will
be represented by some piece OF fur.
niture, made OF wood peculiar 10 the
territory and iniaid with abe gems OF
the territory. The hall will be dedi-
Gated A. The meeting on Monday, April
~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

blnea business with pleasure By AZ.
tending the meeting OF the association
and NJ the same time visiting old rela.
tlvos and friends.
A. ". Bohedlct. who "a confined Ia
California hospital suffering from
lninflea received In a railway accident.
has undergone two operations and
Il has been found necessary 10 per.
form another one. There arc rfi,l
hopos for his recovery. lis family IA
AZ his bedside,
twenty-five couylcla, stalwart look.
Ing fellows. arrived from Santa Re
under the ciceronagc OF Guard New.
comb. They we're taken a. once to
comfortable quarters in the cabin near
the Ice ponds. Mr. Newcomb viii re-
main In charge Of the camp. T0mOr'
row morning the work on the Scenic
Highway viii be resumed and Il " OK.
pected that rapid progress viii be
made
n q. BelGen. whose dairy site u
needed in order that the channel Of
he Rio Gailinas may be sgraighiened.
claims That the improvements alone
cost him ~ 500 which had been HIS
pride np to the time he was taken
seriously ill Then his wife was az.
preached about tho matter and she
Fixed the figure nc $1,000. Beldon now
standing BY her decision like the dutl.
ful husband be O..
Saturday evening Charles Rosenthal
ohsuryod n small boy who had trav-
ersed the whole length OF che store Of
Rosenthal Brothers put hls hand IN.
eide case and abstract a pistol. The
merchant caught the young thief and
held him until a policeman was
brought. The lad spent the night In
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
LAND WILL BE
RESTORED TO ENTRY.

About ak weeks ago jay Turley.
chief engineer of the San Juan Canal
and Development company. wrote to
Professor y II. Newell. chief OF tho
United States reclamation service,
protesting agalnst the withdrawal
from entry OF public land on the south
and east Of the Las Animas river. In
connection With tho la Plata rcaor.
vOir project Mr. Tufley sent q COPY
Of his letter 10 Mr.. Newell 10 Division
Superintendoni Honderlinder u. =. r.
81. IN Doover and MT Henderlldner re.
piled that n the aubirci was referred
20 him thar be would report IN favor
81 restoring The lands In question TO
public ontry Since returning to San.
"a Fe, Mr. Turley has received q re-.
ply TO his communication 70 Mr.. New.
ell, which says that the matter had
been referred TO Mr.. Hendarlidner.
This means that In all probability The
land under discussion VIII be restored
TO entry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
LAS CRUCES

From tue Citizen.
Bonn. % the wife Of 8 r. Bean.
Thursday. a daughter.
The wors OF Masking brick for the
new school house has been com.
menced.
The Oregan mountains were com.
pietcly covered with snow clear 90
the foothills last Saturday.
Mrs n. n. Mayes Of El paso. dau9h.
ter % Hon. and Mrs. y. Gales 81 this
place. "a here on a visit.
Mis-. AXE. wife Of Jefferson AXE.
who has beon ~ for some time. IL re-
ported 10 be much better this week.
The contract lof by Hon. J. a. Riley
Tor three business houses on Main
street was awarded 10 r. n. Bnsoom
company The work OF tearing
down the old building was commenced
"wednesday.
THE Water Users association met
Tuesday and elected three cOuucilmcu
and one director. Councilman Robert
Eldwood. Tor one year; r. Rnuauh
two yearA. and Guadalupe AHcarato for
three year,. r. l.. Young Was elected
director.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

From the Graphic.
Miss Jimmie Rice. OF Gainesville,
Texas. is visiting Mrs. A. Watkins
John w. Port. OF Belleville, MS.
a brother OF Mrs. Koonz. is expected
here on a visit during the coming
week.
Mossrs. n. NJ Ashton and G. w.
Dun, who are IN Dcming for health Inn
proyement, have decided 60 go out 10
Tres Hermnnos and spend few
months At Camp ThuFmond. Camp
life, out % doors, pure air, sunshine
and moderate exercise will soon make
them desirable victims" for matri.
mony or a life insurance agent.
At the last session % the town
board. Mr. Frank ThurmOnd was
granted a street car franchise for
Demlng As soon as completed In
the corporate links. It Is the purpose
OF the projectors 20 build out TO the
Fraternal Sanitarium headquarters.
and later TO build another track TO a
new town that Is bound TO maferiallze
nt the works Of the Mimhres Water
Co. Just watch and see ls grow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

Frank Wilaon. the young Santa 20
switchman. who shot Louis Dupuy, n
BafstOw bartender. % death was sen.
tenced BY Judge Blerdsoe. San ner.
nardinu, Cal. - ten years In the peni.
Tertiary as the rusuh OF jury convic.
tion Of manslauRhter. Wilson was
drunk ono night IN Moscloys saloon
and the bartender. Dupuy. and others
placed ahaclles upon him Wilson
afterward maintained that they took
his money away from him. When he
awokr and created disturbance he
was kicked into the street Snatchlng
a cOnslabie's revolver he rcenterod
the saloon and killed Dupuy. He made
his escape. but WA caught IN re-
frigorafor car ai Molave. For several
years he was located In San Bernadi-
no a. q awitchuhn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
SOCORRO

From the Chleiialn.
u. A. Blackstone OF New Hampshire,
who two years ago bought ranch a
few miles up the valley 0f p. n. Yum.
kerr arrived In the city from his far
eastern home 20 look after his inter
csfs here.
j. NJ. Berry, a nephew OF the late
Jas +. Berry, was IN town 20 visit rel.
atiYes. Mr. Berry u travelling for q
Seattle firm and was ON his way 10
New Orleans. Ne recently sponf sew.
eral months In Alaska and. later, In
Honolulu.
County Surveyor II l.. Brown a few
days ago received "A communication
from federal officer IN Arizona indl-
eating plainly that another forest ,e.
serve was soon 10 be laid out Ia so.
zorro county though Mr.. Brown does
not know just where
Frank sicklos returned from a visit
VI several days Isl the San Andreas
mountains about seventy.hye miles
southeast of s0corrO. he says that
there Is about two feet ~ snow ia
those mountains aud that the storm
OF April killed a good many sheep
and goats and some weak cattle
Sergeant n. W. Lewis OF the mount.
cd police force has bought the sllvcs-
ire Abeyta property ln the western
part of the city and ho ana family will
become permanent residents of so
zorro, Bob has made a most efficient
deuty sheriff and TALLER and will no
doubt render 40 less eiicient aervloe
Ia the position he now occupies
SocorrO hose company No. : met
90 tho hose house and elected officers
r. Collins, chief; A. r. KatEenstein.
foreman, r W. Lewis, hrst assistant
foreman. Julius CampredOn. second
assistant foreman, A. Winkler. socre.
taryi y, T. Price, treasurer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
Put 20 death IN slna slnq.

Ossinlng, N. ". Aril i0.--Tho last
execution In the old death house at
Sing Sing prison took place this morn.
ing. In future the executions Will
take place In the new death cham
Der. which Ia fast approaching com.
pletion.
1oday's victim OF tho electric chair
OF Mount Vernon. He wRa Jealous OF
hs vito, Augusta, and on tho nlgnt
Of AuLns' %, 1908, Iurod her 10 a
lonely place near Mount Vernon and,
tying shoe string around her neck,
chOked her 10 death lie hid her
body In a sewer where Il was found
by a policeman few days later.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
TREs PIEpRAs


From the Reporter.
Mrs. }. L. vandiTer while visiting
Ga Tres Piedfas was taken quite sick
and had 10 go home the next day.
Tom Reynolds, who has been alb
sent Ia Kansas GOT a year OF more, has
returned aud went up 10 H0pewen TO
DAY.
n. J. r. GIN and party succeeded In
getting into Hopeweii without much
trouble and sof bic outfit down 10 che
Loser Flai where ihcy viii work this
summer.
Two mtn who have been workiur 81
the Tampa milne left last week 70
Cripple Greek where thcy were wanted
az Witnesses IN the damage suits
brought vs. be- Western Federation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

indianapolis. Ind. April io.-The
executive board OF carpenters and
ioiners began rs regular quarterly
meeting In thls city today and
Will continue In session all week.
There are many matters OF import
anco 10 come before the board al its
present meeting and q Is expected
that conclusions Will be reached that
viii have a momentous bearing on
the status 81 the organization. One
matter that Is deemed Of Importance
by the national officers will probably
be definitely settled. This ~ the
question Of absorbing the independ.
ent organization OF carpenters In
Philadelphia, Il Is bolievsd that the
the Independent body win be taken
Into the fold.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

and has been a resident II New Mex.
loo since childhood. We has been sur.
yeyOr general 81 New Mexico for near.
~ three years and has made q good
record a. a careful, eiiicient and hon.
orable public ofiiclal. He Il a young
man having bright prospects fof IA.
ture Advancement and success. The
many friends and acquaintance Of
the newly married pair extend best
wishes for a long and prOspe. Gus life
10 the b. de aud groom and c0nErafula.
tious 10 the latter upon securing 40
ming and bright a life mate az
Mrs. N. o. llewcilyn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
CHANGES IN THE

From orders Issued by a. r. Tark-
lngton. adiuiant general OF the New
Mexico National Guard. Il Is learned
that the resignation OF o. &. Nelson
"a drst lieutenant OF Company b, has
been accepted and that he has been
given an honorable discharge. dating
from March ~, says the Roswell Rec
ord. Second IieW enant r. g. Reid, OF
the First squadron Of cavalry r. de-
tailed for temporary duty with Com.
pany y. This leaves Company y tenn
porarlly without q flrst lieutenant Cy
Leland Is second lieutenant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
TRYING no CONVERT
WICKED LAS VEGAS.

Miss louise Holllster, OF Evanston,
M. a national w. q. r. U, lecturer.
delivered an interesting address at
the Baptist church In the morning and
another az the Methodist Episcopal
church ln the evening. says the Las
Vegas 0ptlc. The lady Is an easy and
cultured poaker, Her auditors were
well Piles Cd, none more 80 than those
who beloved that every woman Ice.
turer Wa OF the blueslocking, strid.
ent'voicod manniRh type. The lady'a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
ANOTHER LARGE PARTY
or PROSPECTIVE PURcHhsERs.

Dusty" Rhodes. a Tallmadge az.
cnt from Carthage. Mo-, brought in
one OF the biggest individual dolega.
lions on the present excursion that
have come 20 Roswell and the valley
". Parks. OF Chicago: O. W. nauga.
man. OF Chanute. Kan; Mont Day, Of
wellington, kan. J. A. Allison, g. W.
L0wrey, b. II. Eowrcy and j.. II. Low
roy, OF Carthage, Mo-: w. II. nay. OF
winfield. Kan. @. y. and u. h. Tow.
rey, OF Carthage, Mo-; James Hogne,
J. A. Holmes. @. w Mathews and A.
r.. Eloholtz. Of Oswogo. Kan. and I'd
Hepler. OF Winfield Kan. Mr. Hepler
Is auditor and distributing agent for
the Standard OH company at Winfield,
Kan.