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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

toas caaes Of Mossra. Coiostino Ortiz
and 3. g. CLARK. q Santa W county,
Tor the seata OF Mossrs. Baca and San.
doyal. Of Santa We county. we're aled.
Alno the contest papers OF Clark n.
carr. Of Mckinley county. W. r. n
Wilkerson. OF Bornalillo county: and
the same contestant W. seferlno CrOl.
TO-. OF Bernaliilo county. The papers
IN these eases have been refereed %
the committee on privileges aud cleo
items, which was announced later.
Two bills were introduced. both hy
Mr. croliott; House bin No. 4, provid.
Ing for the construction OF dams.
dykes. etc. aud house bin No. 8. pre-.
scribing a legal age for marriage.
speaker Dalies then announced the
standing committees a. followss
House Committees
Finance Messrs. Pondleion. Mlro.
bal. Howard. Lucero. stockton. Sando.
val OF Sandcyal county and Lama.
Judiciary Meaars wight. wilker.
son. De Baca. Pcndlelon. Duran. Ncb-
lett. Ellis
Railroads -Mossrs. Sanchez. Lynch.
Mirebal. Howard, Croiiot, Pondlcton.
Luna.
Territorial Affairs-MeEsrs. Mirebal.
Griego. williams, Lucero. Noblott.
corporations-Me sars. De Baca. VI.
81. llannigan, wight. Baca.
Bducation-Me ssra. wilkorson. De
Baca, stockton. Duran. sandovai OF
santa Re county.
Public Institutions Messrs. Hannl.
gan. Williams. Sandoval Of sandoya,
county. Oriego, Martinez.
rrigallon-Messrs. saadoyal OF san.
doval. williams, Crollot, INicoro. Luna.
Engrosslng and Enrolling bills
Meaars. Lucero. wight. Neblett.
County and County Lines--Messrs.
STOCKTON. Sandoval VI sandoval coun.
". Luna.
Roads and Highways - Mcasrs.
Lynch. Baca. stockson.
Agriculture. Live Stock and Manu-.
acturea-aessfs. GrOilOt, Sanchez,
Sandovsl OF Santa Re county.
Mines ana Public Lands Mossrs.
Williams, Duran. Lynch. De Baca, Neb-
lett.
Peniientiary- Messrs. sanchez. VI.
XII, Baca.
Public Printing Mcssrs Howard,
Pendieton, Luna.
Library -aicssrs. Wilkers0n. Griego,
Noblott.
Insurance - MessTs. Howard. De
Baca. Wight, sandovai Of Sandovai
county. Baca.
Banks and banking -Messfs. Wight.
wllkerson. Luccro. Mlrobal and Neb.
lett.
Internal improvements cssrs. VI.
gil. Duran. Ellis.
Public Property -- McBsrS. Grsogo.
stockton. Martinez
Capitol--Messrs. Crolioi Williams.
Sandovai OF santa re county.
Militia Mesers. Duran. Lynch, Ellis.
Privileges and Eiectlons--M ossrs.
Lucero. stockton. Pendleton.
Rulcs--Messrs, Dalies. De Baca. Pen.
dleton.
After the committees we're read the
house adjourned until Monday amer.
noon az 2 O'Clock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

Roll call was the flrst business in
order During this proceeding. w, u.
Greer, OF Albuquerque. having been
called away on important business.
was excused. The reading Of the min.
uies was done away with.
The rules Of the thlrty.ifth loslsla-
tive councl we're ordered adopted un.
nl a new SCI OF rules are form lated.
Governor Otero was notified by a
committee from the council. composed
OF Measra. Read, Miller and Ballard.
hat the council was prepared 10 70.
GIVE the executives message. Messrs.
Read. winters and Ballard acted az a
committee to notify the house that the
two bodies would meet In Joint sos.
sion 10 hear the reading OF the gov.
errors message.
A committee. consisting Of Mossra,
Martin. Catron and Montoya. notified
The house that The council had per
fected IS organization and was ready
to receive communications. A like
committee OF tho house had similarly
been appointed 10 the council.
motion made by Councilman Mar.
tin that the rule on standing commit
tees OF the thirty-hfth legislative cOun.
eli be- adopted was objected 10 by
Councilman Montoya. and tho motion
was withdrawn.
The council took recess al NJ
o'clock until $50 o'clock Ia the after.
noon. WhCa the two bodies went into
Joint session 10 hear the governors
message.
The flOor aud galleries were packed
and perfect order prevailed. The mes.
srgo WAS read by James q. McNary.
editor OF the las Vegas Optic, and
was interpreted by A. A. Sodillo, OF
Soc0rrO.
The Governors Recommendations.
The following recommendation are
Contained In the message,
Revision " registration. primary
and election laws.
Severe penalty for bribery,
Grammar aud high schools for rural
districts.
straight salaries for county officials,
or al least a Limitation OF the total
ol fees lawful 10 retain. the balance
to go 90 tho public school fund.
That collectors of public funds &C
cognt for 700 per cent OF the money
20 bo collected by them, any deficiency
anlsss specifically exoDorated 10 be
collected from their bondsmen,
Exclusion of professional lobbyists
from floor OF the assembly.
a territorial Investigation board.
That territorial and county dopoai'
fofles as ven az an territorial and
county officials give guaranty com
pany bonds
That greater powers be granted the
hoard OF equalization ana the travel
ing auditor.
rhat collectors and exoficiO treas
ufers be compelled 10 deposit public
funds 10 authorized banks 10 draw MOI
less than 3 per cent. interest.
Law to compel artesian we'll owners
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
sTockMEN WILL ASK
LEGISLATURE FOR LAWS

Meetings Of the territorial cattle
sanitary board were held Wednesday
afternoon and evening and yesterday
afternoon at Santa re. The members
OF the board were all present except
n. n. Chafln. Of Las Vegas, who was
unayoidably detained at home by busl.
ness. w II. Jack met with the board
for the first time since his appoint.
ment to succeed w. II. Greer.
During the recent convention Al
Denver the stoekmen OF New Mexico
present met al the brown Palace no
tel and talked over needed legislation
aud appointed committees 10 draft
and present - the legislature meas
urts upon the following subjects. re-
tanning A. A. Jonos. an attorney Of
las Vegas. TO draft the needed laws:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

urs to produce the hide. The amend.
ment merely adds such penalty.
Fourih--A law that win give the
cattle sanitary beari no authority 70
stamp out the mango or Texas itch.
This 10 an important measure. a. the
federal government II taking vigorous
steps 70 stamp out this disease among
cattle, and have threatened the cattle
sanitary board that unless Il IA given
a. sweeping authority b hight this dia.
ezse a. u possessed by the territorial
sheep sanitary board a federal quar-.
antine viii be declared ana every cat.
tiemRn VIII be compelled TO diD his
cattle twice annually.
Fifih-A bill that will eivo a legal
definition Of what constitutes a bulca.
or under the territorial statutes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

Iautea ltat.
Alexander Frank Mrs, Allen Anna
Miss.
Berry Mary. Barnes sophie. Braun
Tsaaa
Dietrich O., Day Catherine.
Goodwin Marion.
Toughton Carrie.
Irwin Minnie r.
johnson Hannah.
keasing J.
Lem. Lucy.
Major Christine, Marley Nellie, Nil.
Ter. r. l..
Neasly Nellie
PoFelman. Pierce. Ia Won T.. Pierce
". L. Won, PaiE Lnalana.
Skinner. Mrs sheridan Delta,
Storms Marion. sanchex Niebea, San.
dcrs Ethel, slbiey J.
Mems Llst.
Bidwell u A.. Berry w. j.. BalleEos
Pelegerina. Black Alex. Boyling Joe.
Baldwin y. b.. Buck En-
Garlic Cosmede, Casillos Juan,
Casillos Carlilos. Chayes Moreilldo,
Cook Adam a., Crop A. NJ, Campbell
Joe. Crazy Joe. cllaord d r.. cowart
n. II.
Duran Mopumuceno, Deemo Frank.
Demmon stephen ID. 2. Decker. G. a..
Dittmann Geo. =. Boot q Shoe CO.
Enclsco Celso.
Garcia Miguel. Garcia Jesus NJ, Cal
legos Leonor. Garcia Gabriel, Gibson
Edward. Goodwin Mr.
Harrison W. a.. Hln o. L.. hin
John. HOFFMAN. Jno. H., Kcener Jessie.
Kemp Mr.
Learnmar c. p. Ianches. siverina.
I,aniollo Apoilnhr. Lopez vidal
Maria Jesus Meade w. r.. Masters
J. NJ, Martinez Agustina Pablo de.
Luccro Manuel d.
oropes Manuel. Ortiz t. a. Ortiz
Francisco.
Perlluaa Louis. Paiz Refueia. Perez.
Fernando. Pay Tepdocio Peytoon Don
aid.
Russell Dr. J, @.
silva G. G. ~
Sanchez Tranaullino. stlll John or
Sam, skesd Win. Samora Candeiario,
Smith Thomas. Stockton Bow. Smith
Philip C.. Staten Tenus. sanches 10
ser!cardo. staisn J. W., silly J. r..
slsneroa Justlniano, Snyder Iearlze,
smith Dr. II. ~
Taylor W. H.. Torrcy II. ", Uriilas
Eugenio.
valenEuela Marceilno. Vigil Pedro.
winter Joseph r.. whitfield 4. W,
Watson John "
Young Guy. QulntRnia Jesus.
n. W. HOPKINS.
Postmaster
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
LETTER LIST

Remaining IN the postonice At A.
querQue. Jan. "a. 1905.
Persons calling for or seneiag Tor
these letters please state who're thay
nad been receiving mail, Also mention
date Of advertising.
FTes delivery Of lC'tora Al the real.
donce OF addreaseo may BE- secured
BY Observing the following rules.
Give writer's name, and request an.
sver 10 be directed accordlngly.
Direct letters PLAINLY 20 street num,
Der.
Advertised matter IL previously
held one week awaiting delivery.
Advertised matter h held two
seeks before Il goes 20 the dead let
ter once At Washington. d. O.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
66oo PLAN TO
AiR IRRIGATION

Charles n. Linney, In charge Of the
local once Of the weather bureau and
the New Mexico climate and crop ser.
vice. Is In receipt OF a letter from
the chief OF the bureau ..recting him
10 make special Efforts to secure the
establishment OF additional voluntary
stations In the higher attitudes OF the
territory. OF within the drainage
basins OF streams whose waters are
used for irrigation purposes. The
chief calls attention 20 the fact that
az this time engineers In charge Of
important irrigation projects are look
ing 10 tho bureau for more complete
precipitation data. and 90 meet their
needs additional stations are 70.
quirod. la order to facilitate the es-
tablishment OF these stations a mum
ber Of gnages viii shortly DO sent 10
the local oflice for the equipment OF
the desired points and persons living
In the higher attitudes Of the Sangre
de crlsto Valley, Sacramento. San
Francisco, M0gollon Black and other
ranges, should address Mr., Kinney
NNAhAAfN ~ INV WIN NANNt"hH NA' -"
pcclaily desired In the higher dis
tricts Of Taos. Rio Arrlba. San Juan,
Colfax, Mora. San Miguel. Santa We.
sandoyal. BernaIlllo, Valencia, Lin.
coin, Sierra. soeorro and Grant
counties
During tho past few months fully
equipped stations have been estab.
llshed at Artesia, Eddy county; Brlcc,
Otero county; Elk. Chavea county
natancia and Torrance. Torrance
county; Bloomfield, San Juan county;
Ellsabothtown and Vermejo, Coifax
county; Fairyiew and Hlllsboro, Sior.
ro county. and Tuoumcari, Quay
county.
Al Mineral IIill a railfall station
has been established while the Bell
Ranch. Donilng and fordahurS which
we're formerly merely rainfall sta
lions have been fully equipped.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

The National Bank Of Carlsbad held
It's annual election OF officers and d.
rectors with the following results
s. +. Rltting, Morgan Livingston, j..
o. Cameron, Sam y. Smith. w. A.
Housor and 70. Hendricks. direoiorsi
3, r. biting. president; II A. HouseEs
cashier. This bank was formerly con.
Quoted as the g. r. Biting bank, un.
dor whose management Il outgrcw
the business Of private banking con.
Germ. and was chartered by the gov
eminent 40 national bank almost
two years ago. during which time IT,
huslneaa has grown rapidly. until now
Il IL numbered among the solid bank
lng institutions Of the southwest. IL
recent stationery shows local deposits
o. merchants ard st0okmen amount
Ing 10 $4,000, and surplus and pro
its amounting 90 $4,000,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
new MEXICO
LEGISLATURE

- santa no. Jan. ls.-Both =
y houses OF the legislature today =
y passed strong resolutions pro =
y testing against the passage OF =
= the Joint statehood bill aud In. =
= slslins that Nov Mexico Is ontiti- y
= ed "a statehood within ~ pres. y
= ont boundaries ana with 40 pres. =
= ont name. The vote was a. 10 8. =
= Copies Of the resolution were or =
= dcrod sont to The president and =
= every member 81 congress. =
SSSN S~N $50 NS :
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
AOUsE, TnURSDAY. BAN. b.

AFTER The reading OF the minutes
and their approval, = motion by AR.
do Baca, proyidlng that when the
house adiourns iSaay Il be until 2
o'clock Monday afternoon. was adopt
ga.
Under the head Of petitions. the con
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21


10 place CAPS on wells when not IN use
A libel Isw.
Law rsEaIaslns the sale Of paienl
medicines.
Revision OF road laws.
Appropriation 70 complete scenic
road.
Recession Of the Old Palace TO IN,
federal government.
Law requiring druggists to keep reg
lister OF polsons sold.
Liberal appropriation for Historical
society.
That portraits OF former governors
be placed In capitol rotunda and halls
Continuance OF board Of managers
~ Louisiana Purchase exposition unit
mai settlement Of accounts.
That territorial officials be IN ihell
Offices during business hours on weol
days unless given leave Of absence moi
TO exceed thirty days a year
An appropriation not 20 exceed 81.
Coo for apprehension Of the assassins
of Colonel J. Franco Chaves.
Reduoi'.A q auditors bond from
100000 20 1900.
That treasurer OF Military institute
be required TO give bond.
Triplicnte system Of receipts foi
taxes .Ad license 10 be conaocutlvoly
numbered and signed by travelling an
ditor. who IL 10 issue them.
That permanent school income fund
derived from public land sales b
placed 10 banks on interest.
jail penalty for violators u TIA
gNtne laws.
Repeal or amendment Of three ml
nor sections Of the existing statutes.
Permanent and high grade teachers
certificates
Financial support OF territorial In
stitutlOns.
Close collection OF the poll tax.
Consolidation OF Office OF commits
sioner OF public lands and clerk Of N,
United States land commission.
lie desires the creation Of the col
sowing new Offices;
Insurance commissioner.
irrigation engineer.
Assistant superintendent OF publ,
instruction.
Assistant travelling auditor
Force OF rangers
Ho urges;
Revision ~ assessment and ,axatiOl
laws
Passage OF new jury law.
Equal enforcement OF sunday lav
In every locality and 10 amendment
TO meet the wishes Of the majority o.
the people.
Curfew legislation.
Prohibition OF saloons In precincts
~ less than 500 Inhabitants and with
in i've miles OF military reservation
used for sanlt0rium purposes.
Rigld Investigation OF every terri
torial Office and board.
Restriction In number OF Legislative,
employees.
I Better salary for adjutnnt general.
Straight salary for superintendent o
public instruction.
That no new laws 80 Into effect un
til thirty days after the Adjournment
OF the Legislature unless ahsoiutcll
necessary
Appropriation for food sufferers o
last fail.
Memorial urging settlement Of Tex
as.New Mexico boundary differences,
he requests:
A law making disfranchisement "a
penalty for deserters from the nation
al guard during active services.
i A memorial on statehood.
Greater care In drafting bills creal
ing new counties.
lie warns:
Against creating new counties wit
insufficient wealth and against the d,
slres OF the people affected.
lie asks for authority.
TO remove OpiciAls who fail I
make annual reports lE due time.
To remove summariiy county OF
clals accepting illegal fees or count
commissioners granting such illegg
fees Also Of county officials guilty Z
nonieasance. mlsfeasance or malfeal
anco In offlce.
10 ofier rewards for apprehension 4
criminals.
raaatw cmAHrnBnn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
SECOND DAY or HOUSE

The second days session OF the
house OF The thirty-sixth legislative a..
sembly was called 20 order at 10
o'clock yesterday mOfnlne. Speaker
Carl A. Dalles presidlsg Chaplain A,
Wabcyrollo being absent IN AlbuQaor
que, prayer was not said. Tho min.
utes % Mondays session were read
and approved. The iloor and galleries
OF the house were crowded With inter
ested spectators. as Il was expected
the g0yefnor's message would DO read.
ms however. did not take place IN.
on the afternoon session.
The council having been duly or.
gained. a communication was sent 10
the house by a committee fIom this
i-.av composed OF Counoilmen Martin,
Catron sd Montoya. which Informed
the house thai Ibis body was ready u
receive communications from the
house The communication was 70.
oeiyod, and Speaker Dalies appointed
similar committees consisting OF
Representatives wilkerson. Pendleton
and De Baca. Of Leonard Wood county
To- notify the council. and the other
consisting OF Representatives Sanchez
stockton and Lucero. TO notify Gov
ernor Otero.
A motion 60 adopt the rules Of the
thlrty-hIth legislative house Until a
committee on rules, with the speaker
~ chairman. had been appointed. wai
carried by a unanimous vote.
Bills introduced.
x. Il naca. Of Santa re. introduced
the FIRST biilu OF the sessions, as fol
lows;
House bill No. /. an act 20 appro
pria1e public funds for the completion
cf the scenic Route road The bill
carries an appropriation OF 5000.
House bin No ?. an act to appro
PIRATE $4,000 Tor the purchase Of
lands from the hoard OF education ol
the city Of Santa Ne and erect thereon
an executive mansion, the ground d
cost not 20 exceed $4,000.
House bin No. s. an act to provide
for the paving OF the public plaza %
the city OF Santa Ne with vltrihot
brick b. oonvict labor.
The bills were placed upon frst an,
second reading and viii Do referred {,
the proper committees after such ar,
appointed hy the speaker.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

Hagasakl, Jau. 2O.--Tho British
steamer Lexington. captured by tho
Japanese when taking coal 20 Vladivo-
stok. has been condemned by the
naval prise court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
ALBuQuEROuE WEEKLY CITIZEN


Weekly Citizen, per year. ....... $500
Daily Citizen per year. .......,. coo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

TO CURE A COLD m ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO ouINiNE
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money II Il fails to cure. ~ w. Groves
signature Ia on each box. 25c.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

After The ioiut session which al
iourned last evening the council pro
oeeded 10 ooeucil chambers and there
President clark appointed the perma-
nent committee on rules, which, be.
sides himself az oN-oiiclo member.
consists Of Messrs. Martin and Mar
tlnez. Lake She house. the council adj
iourned until 10 O'Clock 10 tho morn.
ing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

Mr. Ballard was excused. no being
In attendance at the messing OF the
cattle sanitary board. OF which be IL a
member.
Mr Greer was also absent
Mr. Chaves introduced the following
resolution. which was adopted; with
ghe unanimous consent OF this honor.
able body, | desire to state prollmin'
AIRY thereto. that am occupying a
seat Ia this honorable body watch
heretofore was filled by a mar who
20 ably represented the county OK Va.
The leader., 1905-08-19
Dance at the Inez.

Thursday night was a fair one
but not fairer than was the scene
in the spacious and elegant hall at
the Inez, where lovers of the dance
assembled and enjoyed one of the
most pIeasurable dances of the
summer. Music was furnished by
Silks band and ice cold delicacies
were served at The Club ice cream
parlors, which remained open
late for the occasion.
Those present were: Misses
Ida and Mary Mountfort, De
war, Denyo, Lois and Daphne
Blackwell, Ada and Helen Sher-
man, Sara Storm, Nellie Nc
Grath, Josie Becker, Matte Nc
Klnley, Dorsey, Florence McRay
and Lizzie Gotten. Messrs. S.
B. McNair, F. V. Becker, Willie
Becker, Ably Cohn, Chas. Sher-
man, Harry Watts, Dune McCor.
mick, Chas. Mccormick, 6. Ma
gee, Will Anderson, Louis Drane,
W. E. Reed, Geo. Williamson.
Chas. Higdon, w. G. Covington.
Ed. Brennan, Milton Moore, 10
seph Hartman, Warren McNair
Chas. Butler, Henry Nalty, Far
rel, French and Diggs. Chaper,
ones, Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Walker
Mr.. and Mrs. Askew, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Langdon, Mr.. and Fine
Mrs. R. 7. Scherck and Mrs. Hat
tie Sherman.
The leader., 1905-08-19
Justice Dauehtry's Court.

The following cases we're dis
posed of by Justice Daughtry
since Monday morning, 18th inst. !:
Mack Strother- Gaming, $500
and costs; Geo. Ratcliff, $500
and costs; Will Mclean, gaming,
$3.50 and costs; Sam Barden,
gaming, 50. 50 and costs: George
White, gaming, $3.50 and costs;
Bill johnson, gaming, $3.50 and
costs; George Williams, gaming,
$3.50 and costs; Elijah j. Carter,
gaming, $5 and costs; Cap Brent,
gaming, $5 and costs; Sam Allen,
long gaming, $40 and costs; Sam
Allen, short gaming, S. and costs;
Taylor England, gaming, S. and
costs; Joe Moss, gaming, $5 and
costs; Will Lewis, gaming, SIS
and costs; Rufus Levy, gaming,
SIS and costs; Jamie Watkins, as
sault and battery, $40 and costs;
jamie Watkins, malicious mis-
chief, $3.50 and costs.
The leader., 1905-08-19
CattIe Breeders and lalrymen Attention.

Lovers of fine stock are cordial
" invited to the farm Of DIR. Geo.
A. Love to look at some specially
fine cattle recently boughtat Stark.
vile and carefully selected by
Prof. j. S. Moore, Of the A. and
NJ. College, professor of the de-
partment of dairying. Among
these are three herds. First and
foremost are the Jerseys, many
Of these coming from the herds Of
some of the most successful breed
ers in the South, and represent
ing the blood of champion Com
bine, and Champion Marigold. "
All Of these cows are young aud
bred to come in the pen in the
fall.
Second Three scotch roam short
horns. a fine combination breed
for daily. beef and work steers.
The COW in this herd gave nearly
FIVE gallons of milk with her last
calf.
Last comes the red poles, head
ed by Derov This is the great
combination COW Of the country.
These cattle we're delayed on the
road because Of a wreck, but they
Eneed only to be seen to be admir-
led. No trouble to show them.
The leader., 1905-08-19
COOPERATION URGED.
Mississippians Should Aid the Marine
EIOSDitaI Service.

The following suggestions are
offered to the people Of the State
of Mississippi by the State Board
of Health:
ITO minimize the inconvenience
suffered by the travelling public
and lessen the difficulties in the
handling of freight incident to a
quarantine which we have thought
necessary to establish and which
we now know to be necessary to
maintain, the Mississippi State
Board of Health would urge upon
the county health officers and the
health officers of the cities and
towns of the State of Mississippi
to cooperate with and as nearly
as practicable work in harmony
with the Marine Hospital service,
whose officers and employees are,
as a rule, men of the highest char
acter, strict probity, capable,
thoroughly informed and skilled
in the work at hand. Such CO.
operation will greatly facilitate
the carrying of passengers and the
movement of freights and thereby
mitigate materially, without in
creasing the peril to health, the
rigors and inconveniences of the
necessary quarantine.
(Signedl
]. f. HUNTER, Sec.
Approved.
j. K. YARDAMAN. 4
The leader., 1905-08-19
Negro Social Equality Not Tolerated
at Silver Creek.

A young white man of Silver
Creek named Schaeffer was re-
Gently found rooming with a
negro woman, and the couple were
arrested and placed in Jail. That
night the citizens Of the place
went quietly to the jail and took
them out, wore several bunches of
switches out on them and warned
them to skip. A second warning
was not needed.
The Silver Greek people evi-
IDENTIFY share the sentiment ex-
pressed by the negro teachers Of
Lincoln county in set of resolu-
tions adopted at the close of their
recent institute when they said:
Resolved 8, That any colored
person, male or female, that per
mits amorous relation with the
white race is equally guilty with
the rapist and should be dealt
with accordingly
According to common report,
if the Silver Greek program and
the above resolution were literally
applied in BroOkhaven, there
would be some very sensational
developments.