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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
SUITS AGAINST SANTA re
Damages Asked Aaarsoasins $1,000
In California Courts.

A dispatch from los Angeles. dated
Feb. %, says. Forty thousand dOllans
Is the sum asked for In q suit filed IA
the superior court by J. H. Melugin.
AGAINST the Aichsson, Topeka a San
"a Re railroad.
Mclugin was employed as a boiler
maker 10 the Santa re shops AZ san
Beruardino az the time the accident
occurred.
Ho says IN hts complaint he was a.
fecied 90 procure n cer,ain hoee and
connect N with an air hammer uses
In the shops ~ the defendant com
pany. While engaged In his work the
plaintiff says that he was thrown into
r machine, whereby he sustained per.
mancni injuries. Attorney William j.
llaniord appears In the case IN behalf
Of the plaintiff
Alleging that he was thrown into
the ocean BY reason OF the negligence
Of the railroad company. John q.
Thomas has filed selt In che superior
court against the Atohison. Topeka a
SANTA Fo and abe RedOndo improve
ment company for damages in the
sum ~ $1,000
The complaint saya that the RelIon.
90 Improvement company ~ owner Of
the wharf known as pier No. 1. erect.
ed upon the wharf booths and stalls
which the company afsrrvard leased
90 persons engaged In renting fishing
poles. Thomas says THAI August fa
while ne was fishing al the outer end
or pier No /. the defendant company
by hs agents, negligently hacked
train OF freight cars against one end
of the raised platform, whereby slain.
TN was thrown into the water
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

PROPOSALS FOR BEEF AND
MUTrON--Ot chief commisaary
Denver, Colo. March l. 1908. Scaled
snopOsals for furnishing and deliver.
ing fresh beef and mutton on block
during year commencing July 4. 1905,
will be received here and at Offices Of
oommlssaries nc following posts until
IA a. M, standard mountain time,
April /. 1905. and then opened Forts
Apache. Grant Hnachuca. Whipple
Barracks. A. T.. Forts Bayard and
Wingaie. ~ NJ Proposals viii be- re-
oeived and opened al same time for
fresh beef and mutton 90 be delivered
NJ these posts al temperature not
greater than go degrees fahrenheit.
Information furnished on application.
Envelopes containing proposals should
he marked Proposals for fresh beef
aud mutton" aud addresses 90 under.
signed or 90 COmmiaaary at post 70
be- supplied. y. X. WEST.
Major Chief COMFY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
lFrom Thnrsaay.n nnllr cIlIrrn-l


u, Mathlson, who has been the gues,
Of Vincent Holc1mb. Of thls city, the
pant week, loft last night for his home
"a Oakland. Cal Mr.. Mathison II
foreman OF The southern Pacific shops
az that place.
/ L h. reported the Rock Island has
placed AN order for $4,000 tons Of
steel rails COR lmmeMase delivery
Most of the order Is for lightweight
rails. and II Is said THAI Il viii cost
thec0mpany si,30O.00O,
! Burton Donnelly. OF the local freight
house force, is laid on suffering from
a sore foot. Mr.. Donneily was wheel.
ing a truck load OF goods when the
truck turned over and fell ON his
foot. The Injury n of little conse-
quence, hut quite inconvcnlent
The Mchison, Topeka 3 Santa 70
Railway company, by itk rate men,
has begun the preparation OF a sehed-
ule of maximum rates for the trans
posaaf Ton OF petroleum. Thls IL tn
compliance With the new act. The
other railroad companies, Il "a said,
will he equally dlligeht In complying
with the act.
The condition Of J. n. o'Brlen's hand
Is serious. and there IL a grave posi-.
blllty that he will lose Il by amputa.
ton. Mr.. O'Brien 10 checking clerk
az tho local freight once A few days
ago he scratched his hand on a rusty
nail aud blood poison has act In In
tho wound. The wound has boen
lanced several times.
An Inventory of che personal estate
Of Charles Allen Parker. lake vice pres
dent OF tho Cincinnati, Hamilton 4
Dayton railway, who committed sui
eide In Cincinnati, filed with the pro.
bate court shows Noies and inter
eet, 42,e25; accounts, 500; stocks.
t2i 800; oaah. sl.T8alb, goods and
chatiels, 1921; Total. s20.3Sb.l5.
r. y. HOighiOn, who has been con-
necied with the freight department Of
che santa Re system for nearly twenty
years and IL now assistant general
freigh agent az san Francisco. will
beoone assistant freight trafhic man
ager 81 the system on March ], sue
oeeding .. " German. who takes the
place OF w. p. hiddie as freight trasic
manager.
The Colorado a Southern Railroad
company filed its annual report with
the secretary Of Colorado Monday. The
gr0as earnings and income for the
past year are given a. Sb.666,67a The
operating Expenses OF the road for
this period amounted 90 3t,i7a ,s67, and
the taxea and fixed charges 20 1853.
800, leaving q net credit % income OF
fts2, tO5. During 1904 q dividend Of z
per cent waa paid The current assets
are listed az Sl.i29, 608 Carrent Tia
hilties amount 10 9T09,7S with de-
ferred liabilities amounting 10 $685..
100.
The Rock Island railroad has prom.
iaod a move which o. nuch 10 tho ad.
vantage Ut Hutchinson. Kan. Il Is de-
cided that q. N. Case. division enEi-
neer ~ che El PasO division. Will move
h.s Oiscos % that city from DaihaFt.
taking his entire force and their fami.
lies. u IL expected thak this movs
will he made by March 10. o. a. least
SON after that.
The Colorado a Eastern road,
Through rs Denver Representatives.
Rogers, cuthteN a Mills, has let con.
tracts for the building d half a dozen
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
LOCAL pAaAoHAsrs.

from Fridays cally cigizen)
Third decree n Harmony lodge. l..
q q. y, tunlght. nefrcshmeufa
served. an members ~ the order ln.
yited % attend.
No 81 won the handsome shoi sua.
owned BY A, A. Henry. up AZ The 81
icimo last night. and the number was
held BY zoe iiafnCtL
a telephone uiessase from peraifa
ma afternoon gives The Citizen the
Information that two hundred native
citizens with qu@e a number Of teams
are a. work rebuilding the dyke Just
above thai town whore n broke under
tho strain ~ tho food visitors laai
year. TIE report hleo says that Mon.
day two hundred more men ln adj.
ton ~ two hundred Indians will work
repairing the dyke.
The ladies ~ The city are attracted
BY the big bargains being offered thla
week a. The store ~ r. kemponlch Il
y advertised a. Tho Sale 81 An
sales" end Judging from a standpoint
% cheapntRn, 4 ~ ou0 ~ thOm. Mr.
Hr. kofnpsnish says that he nsist
make room for a large stock " new
eoods. which havo been ordered and
tho goods advertised muai ~. even
Il a q 5acrikce.
\. A. joyce. Who Wa foreman ~
an Albuquerque nkCtern gang. h IN the
cry under the care 81 d doctor, add
WIN probably bo here a month. ST..
joyce b. not seriously ill bui has a
touch % Ia grippe which h prob
ally the fcoHlt ~ working hi the Woe
weather. wlloh has prevailed dnrinE
che greater part u tho winter M.
Joyce saxa that work on tho Eastern
d going right aioEG
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
NEW SOLICITOR GENERAL
or SANTA FE RAILROAD

Gardiner i.athrop viii succeed ~ d.
Kenna as general solicitor Of the Ateh'
ison. Topeka 4 Santa Fe system ON
March 1, says n dispatch from Kansa,
City The railway company In to pay
Mr.. iathrop $4,000 a year for his ser.
vice..
The acceptance II the new position
viii make II necessary for Mr.. i.ath.
rOp % transfer his residence from
Kansas City 10 Chicago during his IN.
cumbency of the position which he
has accepted. Mr.. i.athrop arrived at
the decision TO accept the position ten.
dered him month ago after a formal
consultation with his partners.
M. Lathrop is senior member OF
taihrOp, Morrow. Fox A Moore. and
the arrangement concluded last night
permits Mr. Lathrop 70 retain his con.
nectiOn with tho arm. The position
which Mr.. LathrOD will hll was made
vacant by the resignation OF Edward
u. Kenna, FIRST vice president and gen.
eFal solicitor OF the Santa 70 system.
The position 10 which Mr., Lathrop has
been elevated does not include that OF
FIRST vice president. Mr.. tathr0p is
tho second member Of his firm to take
the position OF general solicitor Of a
railroad. Samuel w. Moore Ia general
solicitor OF the Kansas City Southern
railroad The promotion OF Mr.. Llath.
rop leaves vacant the position OF San.
"a Fe attorney for Iowa and Missouri
Il have finally but reluctantly d..
termined TO accept the appointment, /"
said Mr., Iathrop last night This de-
cisioh was reached after careful con
alteration, aided by the advice OF good
friends. ] have been aided In my de-
clsion by the generous agreement Of
my partners 10 the effect that my rola-
lions with the firm with which / have
been 80 lonr connected shall remain
undlsturbed. | would not have left
Kansas City for stay IN Chicago an.
dor ans other circumstance. / intend
20 keep Kansas City as my place Of
residence and expect 10 remain q cltl.
sen of Missouri. After my term OF
service with the Santa re is over I In.
tend 10 return to Kansas City 80 spend
the remainder OF my life among the
friends have known 20 long and
loved so we'll"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
MUST be MISTAKEN.

J. Minium, who returned from Al.
buQuerque yesterday. says thai busl.
ness u very duh Ia ti,ai city and the
merchants are doing a good deal OF
complaining. Optic.
Minimum had no occRsiOn 10 inter.
view the merchants OF thls city on his
recent trip to the metropolis. and he
Is entirely talking through hia hat, OF
through a cocktail heavily spiked with
abslnthe. There Ia not n dun momens
in Albuquerque and every businessman
doing business here reports excellent
trade.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

change was made on acconnl u the
Mrs baxaar. which "a now IN fun
blast.
Tho marriage co,dacato Of Joao
Manuel MpnfOya. Of Pena blanca, and
Miss Maria rita q. do naca, Of Ciene.
go, has been filed FOR record In the Of
Zee N the probate clerk, M santa BE
The couple were married az Cichcga
on the 22nd.
". , Ramer. the BIS cattle raiser Of
Wairoue. northern New Mexico. is In
the city lie says the cattle and sheep
raiscgH will be strictly Ia q thls year
IN Nes Mexico aud Arizona. a. tlicre
viii be plenty OF iine grass aud water
all the year.
Comfy Commissioner Manuel sprln.
ser has begun the erection on a new
business block Ia old albuquerque ON
the plaza opposite the church of
San Felipe de- Ncri. II n 90 be if2
feet deep aud Viii have a frontage vt
100 feet, and viii comprise TWO rooms
peppty United states Marshal Geo.
kascman, who has Just returned from
an extensive trip 10 the southern pais
Of Tie territory. reports that heavy
rains have covered the whole southern
portion. Water is VERY plentiful and
gtock men are feeling exceedingly
glad over the prospects OF a good year
John TiCrnCy. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Tiorncy, who was reported So
rinusly ~ With pneumonia yesterday
is considered better today, but not cut
Oi danger Johnny o. one 81 tho Citye
energetic young men. with gOod hab.
Ia, and hla many friends hope 10 see
him up and around In a very short
time
Regular sabbath services NJ Temple
Albert s'riday evening az f.80. Here.
after 1.a0 D. m. instead OF 7ib Will be
Temple Albert. "'rho jewish C0ncep
tlon OF Holiness" "a the subject "
Rabbi kaplan's sermon this friday
evening Everybody Is welcome 20 al
these services.
Seven victims OF booze. poverty and
police regulation relating 90 those
guilty OF sleeping IN saloons. were be
fore hts majesty the iurilco of the
pence OF precinct ~ this morning. and
admoniHhod for the sinful lives they
were leading A few OF them were
released with no other punishment
but the scoldinf and the Othora were
put 10 work on che chain gang 20 serve
shoriseniencca.
Warrants we're sworn ont In Judge
Crawford's court this morning for An.
dres TruHllo and Atanhcio 3arela
charging them with asaaulting Alfredo
Martinez and Juan Lopez ON the goth
0f February at narelaa. The defend.
nnta are alleged TO have used a bill.
lard cue on the complaining Witnesses
with such violent erect that one OF
them Loss three teeth and the other
has been confined to his bed since the
light
@. A. Bruce. OF Baxter Bay, Nova
Scotia. arrived from Las Vegas and
will remain some time IN the city. He
says that the Meadow City Is too cold
for him. Mr.. Baxter ~ a steamboat
engineer. and for years ran between
California and Japanese ports. A few
weeks ago he received n fall which re-
suited In broken arm and leg. He
has given up the sea forever and ex.
poets 20 speid the rest % his days at
home
ars. J. l.. wy.dor arrived last night
on No from Jacksonville. H., 10 Wis
Il her son, Dr. NJ. X. Wyider. 1905
West Railroad avenue.
Mrs. T.. G. Whitson. ~ the Wi1itson
Music company who was down south
on business. has returned TO the city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

grandiathcr'a clock was won BIZ Mrs.
W w. Strong. Three live hens. from
tho country store. were won by Harry
Rose.
An hnprompiu program rendered
BY the Elks' MogAphone minatrela
proved one Of tno delightful features
Of the evenings entertainment.
The sale Of the booths laai nlrhf
was up % the standard.
ToniEht Will b. Icaglas night AZ the
bazaar. and a large number of the ma.
,ional birds are expected 10 be- pres
cnt.
One donaiioa to the bazaar which
has not bean given 20 publication IL
that Of a twoniypound turkey given
by John C0neato
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

from Wednesdays Daily Cislgen.l
Chas. w Hair Of MOberiy. Mo-. who
has for years engineered the fastest
Of Wabash trulus. Il at las Vegas on
a Visit 10 his vito, who h a patient
"a ST. vinocnt8.
Mrs. fred Marphali, wife OF the
chief atonoRrapher 20 Division Super
intendcut Easley. Is improving after
an attack o. Ia grippe. Mrs. Marshall
resides AZ Las Vegas
Charles A. bpieas. the iailway attOr.
ney 81 las Vegas, chief counsel for
the Durango a N Paao railway. has
returned to las Vegas after a buai-
ness trip to Santa Re
The santa De has modified the city
81 Trinidad Colo, fhat the shops Of
the company viii be removed 80 an.
other place unless thai city shall build
a yinduct over the Santa Pc tracks.
Mrs a. 4. Waldo and daughter, Miss
Hcirn left Sunday nirht for thcir
homo nc Kansas Cay. after spending
several weeks az Santa Fe on a visit
60 Judge Waldo. who - the senia pc
New Mexico counsellor.
The Huntington Hueticr SAYS nm.
range officers are said 90 be- collecting
MM NN"NNANAi ~ NiiN INV VI ANNMN hNNNNa
guns a day, the weapons being taken
fFom che new arrivals who are con
Messed with tho railrDad work THIS
shows what Pennington may expect
IN q few weeks.
General Manager s. ~. Gtimehaw Of
che santa ~ Central Is taking an nee.
easary precautions 10 protect the road.
bed Of the line against any possible
danger from high water due 10 fhu
melting SHOWS A work train and a
large force OF iaborcrs are busy along
the line between Santa Re and. Tor.
rance.
The ~ Paso Times says Work ON
che new Union depot IL rapidly begin.
ming 10 make o allowing. Heretofore
the mammoth foundations have been
dalinE ny the zine 81 the worimen
and the work has non made any great
showing on account OF being unsler.
gruund Now tho walls have beon
started and the work done shows up
IA hnc share. =
A conference was held az Alamo.
gOr,lO the OtheF evening between Che
grand chief ard the grievance com.
mitiee Of the brotherhood Of ilocomu-
tive Engineers and a Number 81 the
officials ~ the Norihoas cfn. II e con
florence Is said 90 have had no arplica.
ton 20 any specific grievance, but was
intended rafher as a general meeting
10 advance mutual interest
Ia accordance with an order Just IT,
sued the local yard crew 81 the Santa
70 now weigh all cars that are sene %
the rip" track for repairs, before
they go Ia. The purpose Il for new
raling OF the ear woighta, the new
weight being stchciled on tAo car IN
place 81 the old. In most instances
when car has been IN use for some
time a shrinks IN weight. several hun
bred pounds In some cases.
Tho Pennington Hustler eays: G. O.
Pitrat. John r. Pond. and w. y. kghi
each received saturday check ior SoO
frum che NJ paso Durango Raiiruad
company, tor their services In aecur'
Ing right ~ way, No charges were
made or excepted by either Of these
gentlemen. and the checks came as a
surprise, but tho incident illustrates
the character OF the men who are In
charge of the mad and shows thnt
they are not OF tho gfah-all class.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

bridges between me vla.luet a. Twen.
~ third street, Denver. and ldmon.
Colo The meaning Of qhls. Il u stat
81. IL that the Rock island syatsr hRa
secured control 81 the Colorado e
Eastern. and intcnda TO bring W. tyeins
luso Denver over ifs own rails from
lAmon.
Word came Saturday evening IN a
special 90 tho Roswell Record that the
euit Of Josephine easier against tue
Pecos Valley a Northeastern. ia which
the plaintiff was given judgment IN
district court Tor damages for the Kill.
Ina Of n horse. had been reversed and
vemanded for refriai By the supreme
c,,drl ~ Santa Re w G. Reid repre-
scented tho railroad In the case and
Judge Nlsbei The plaintiff.
Mexican Central Improvements
President A. A. Robinson. Of tho
Moxican Central railroad. aaye hts
company had spent $4,000 IN roid
last year IN the bcllcrmbnt II tho sya.
fem. and that they had purchased S..
100000 worth 81 rolling stock and mo
tive power Continuing he said they
would spend as much more thls year,
and that they Intended ca put The Mon.
terey and Tampico division IN nrsi
class shape Before tho end 81 the
ytar X Will b. baiiasied with stone
aud steel bridges viii DO placed IN
from Monterey 10 Tampico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
4 GUARANTEED cuaE FoR PTTTa

Itching Blind. bleeding or Protrud.
ms Piles. Druggists refund money II
PAzo OINTMENT fails 20 cure any
case, no matter Of how long standing,
In 8 TO "A days. First application
gives ease and rest SOC. n your drug.
gist hasn't u send Soc In stamps and
i viii BE- forwarded postpaid BY Paris
Medicine Co. ST. Louis, Mo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
NEW THROUGH TOURIST
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE

Today tho Chicago. Rock Island "
Pacific inaugurated iis new through
tourist sleeping car service between
Chicago. 81. Louis and San Francisco.
After this date through sleeping car
accommodations can DO secured In
Chicago aud 81. L0sis for San Fran
cisco via ~ Peso, Colorado Sprlnga.
Denver and Ogden. Il IL claimed at
the Denver Offices Of the Rock Island
that this service win equal. n not sur
pass, any passenger accommodation
between these cities. Under its new
schedule Il IL said maay advantages
are offered by the Rock Island. and
the company believes that an In
creased tourist business will result
du Ing the coming season.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

Colonel Frank West. acting lnaps,ct.
or general Of the United States army,
who was AZ Santa 30 on Oflcial bust
ness. passed through the city last
plight on his way 10 Fort WAngaio and
cshor wces&Tn forts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
TWO COMPANIES WANT
VAST, RICH rgRRITorN

The ~ Paeo Herald says; News
comes from chihuahua that a party of
engineers representing w. q. Groone's
railroad interests have arrived al Nj.
nAca' me western terminus Of the chi.
huahua a Pacific railroad, looking for
route Tor a Nllroad from there 20
ward the great mining district OF 10.
aus Maria. This action haa raised sus-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

President Ripley Declares commsree
Commission la Not a Judicial Body

Commission IL Not judicial Body
President r. p. Ripley uf the santa
Fc has elven Olt q statement 30 the
effect that his rompaay will ignore
the ruling ~ the interstate commerce
commission regarding che rates in
California fruit Mr.. Ripley declares
that the commission Is no longer a
judicial body. hut ~ simply an ador
nsy for the plaintiff or shipper. he dc.
clares that tho fruit business ~ Cal
lfornia d fiourishlng and that the rates
and service are all thai should be de
sired.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
MONTE GAME WAS
CAUSE or DEFICIT
Night Operator Alleged 10 Have Ad.
mlttod Ne cambiee Away Money
Received BY sale Of Tick sts.

A. ]. Owen, who has been In Folsom
for i've days as night operator for tho
Colorado a Southern railroad, was ar.
rested the other morning on charge
OF embexslement sworn out by Agent
o. NJ. BaacOm. and pleaded guilty. 20
the charge and viii BIO taken 10 Clay.
ton 10 iAil In default OF bond, which
was Fixed ~ $780, Tuesday night o.
NJ Bascom left Owen In charge OF the
station ~ usual. with 1866 In the
ticket drawer for change. Owen sold
two tickets 70 Fort Worth. which aug.
mented tho amount to $3.50. and
then proceeded 90 get drunk and play
the money at monte. owen II said 10
have relatives In Trinidad.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

There viii h. a regular meeting ~
Adah Chapter 40 3. o. ~. ~ F'fi-
day evening. Mafgh 3. a. 7i50 o'clock.
~ order ~ the Worthy Matr0n. laura
Fiuke. Sec'y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

u. U. Nudge. general manager OF
gie Santa f'o. was IN the city a couple
d hours last night while en- route TO
California he was accompanied by
Mrs. Nudge, who will sOiOurn sogne
time on the coast. Mr.. Nudge "a com.
blnlng business with pleasure. and
will himself take a little recreation on
the Pacific coast. j. y. McNaily, "a.
pcrlntendent OF the Rio Grande diyis.
ION, was IN me city 20 meet Mr.
Nudge, and between him and che local
officials Of the road, the general man.
ager was kept very busy che couple
y hours he remained n the city Nr
Mufgo's private car arrived on train
No. ], and LETT on train No. Z.
cards are out announcing the ap.
preaching nuptials Of Miss Lana Var
Ella. daughter 81 Mr.. and Mrs. 0eorsa-
rio Vereia, % Raymundo Romero.
son 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Eu&eDl0 Romero.
ali a Las Vegas. The WoddinK Will
be- celebrated AZ 10 oclock next satnr-
day Diorning On that town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
oEATAs ANo FuNgRALs.

tfrom Fridays Daily Citizen.y
Thursday evening Al 7.20 o'clock
Jose X Burgess died az HIS home la
Palerlto from complication II stOin.
aoh trouble. The dcceaaed waa as
years 81 age and leaves wife and
two children and many relatives. many
OF whom reside AZ pAiarlto Mr. Bur.
gOs NaA q biOihef.inaaw Of W a. 81,
Metzger, the pioneer 81 Iaiaflt0. and
has lived ~ that place Tor thlriyngo
years. The funeral will occur sunday
morning a. 10 O'Clock inierment al
PajAri1O cemetery al friends are Ia.
viiei 20 be- present AZ the funeral nor.
vices.
John N. McClain. who has been
resident n Albuquerque che past ihroe
years. died yesterday afternoon AZ .
o'clock. A boz eight years OF age 81
left an orphan. The wife and mother
having died several years ago A
brother Of tho deceased. who Ia now
en- route hero from Newport. Ark. VIII
probably take charge ~ the little lei.
low.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-06-15
Was an Odd Fellow.

The following is from an exchange
w II. Hall, of Cortland, N. Y, while
on trip to California last year, lost a
wallet containing over $1,000 which he
had placed under his pillow in the
berth and the porter shook it out the
window when airing the coverings. 1t
was picked up by an Odd Fellow, who
found inside the purse a receipt for
dues paid a Cortland lodge of Odd
Fellows. He communicated with the
secretary, and securing HalPs address,
returned him the money. This was an
"odd fellow,n indeed
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-06-15
A Correct

The Press last week made an cmis-
sion while giving an account of the
selection of teachers for Emporium
Schools. In the first place we omitted
the name of Miss Lora McQuay as
teacher.of 'B' intermediate, Eastward.
Miss McQuay is one of our excellent
young ladies as well as a successful
teacher. Lastly, the types made us
say that Miss Nina Bryan was emyloy
ed as teacher in East Ward building,
when we should have stated that Miss
Bryan was engaged as teacher of Kin
dergarten school in City Hall, school
she has very successfully conducted
for several years. These errors will
creep into paper sometimes.