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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

Instruments thoy play Seven Of them
play the plano, two play each the
mandolin. violin and guitar. Que each
the violoncollu and the harp.
Recent photographs ~ the family
were published, and DR. McCrann
found himself Famous. Letters Of
congratulations came from al parts
OF the country Requests for photo
graphs overwhelmed the congonial
doctor
m this continues much longer" he
said. "a won't he able 90 buy pOta-
toes for my family"
ono letter was from a man who
had hopes himself. and is rather en-
yous q. A. Ribbons. OF GalcshurE.
said. in writing bits congratulations:
"a was married in 1884 and We
kept up the pace that we set tho
nrst elk years ! think Is would now
ho nip and tuck with you and me,
ga 90 which could make the better
howlnr but low funds called a nalt.
You must bee proud OF such "A family"
Dr McCrann has written an article
ON large families especially ior this
newspaper u follows. together with
a poem hy the doctor on bis own
happy family.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
SANTA re-

From the New Mexican.
The Misses Gerard 81 Aibuqnoroua,
arrived ~ the city Saturday TO BE- the
Hnosts for few weeks Of their aunt.
Mrs. John Didler. ,
Professor Luther Foster, president
of the New Mexico College % Agrs.
future ana Mechanics Arts, arrived
from Mesllla Park for q visit with hia
wife and daughter who are here for.
the summer
Hiram D, Wood, an old and rospect.
% citizen of Buckingham, canada ana
father Of ] bernard Wood ~ this city.
died July 10th "a bis home IN the Can.
adian town. Mr. Wood had been a sue.
eesafnl mlllwrlEht and continued In
that vocation Tor many years lie
leaves a widow, one son and four
daughters
Professor W. Y. Twinirg. who
served as principal 81 the public
schools N THIS city during the schol.
aatlc year i00f06. has been appoint.
cd nrlnclpal OF the a0e0rro public
schools. Professor Twining IL n com
petcni and efficient teacher aud allied
the Office Of principal of the public
schools OF this city very acceplably.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
~ Or. W, }, Mecrann.
(Wrlttrn Especially for 1nC Eyenin
Flfiron1

~ Or. w. j. McCrann.
(Writtrn Especially for the Evening
Cit2en1
when entered the Geld OF matfi.
mnuy I dld sO with the greatest of
timldliy doubling my ability TO pro
Wide Tor two. an ! WAS young in the
field ul my profession and Jet me as
sure YOU that ! had not ln my mind
a thought OF my list swelling 20 six
tcor
However. I guess It's case OF the
Lord "htting The back Tor the burden, %
and ] am .oting alons with IL the best
/ can IN tnsse days OF trusts aud
nigh.priced provisions.
Mrs. Mack said 20 reporter that
we have no 80; plan with our chill
drou Maybe not. but feel that we
have strong evidence Of a set table,
Judging from tho supplies required.
You ask why they appear so
healthy ! attribute ihelr health 90
their diet. which h OF the plain sub
stnntial order tolerating no fancles or
notions In thoir tastes but require
them to take anything and everything
az II comes. for ! believe IN diet much
like The colurcd fellow who, wnen nc.
cused ~ drinking too much tad wills.
key. replied Say, boss, they Amt
no bad whlskey. It's all good better,
best
The child that nlays earnestly and
well, eats we'll and as ours never
quii playing you could form an idea
whore J ann on supplies.
must confess that I wag not aware
of the real proportion Of my familys
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

Omaha. Nob, July i5.-pr W. J
McCrann and his wife. of South
Omaha have come 10 fame tnrough
the size of their family. Fourteen
children. an healthy, live, luaty Ne
braskans. have come TO grace their
home Thcy range ia age from %
months io gu years.
nr McCrauu la sim o young man,
being ony ID little past middle axe.
He has urartlcvd medicine success
fully In South Omaha for "a dozen
years aud has acCumuliod cOnsidc a.
bic property besides rearing and cdu.
catlus hia large family.
In uddHiou TO sharing Rooacvelta
views ou race suicide, be resembles
the president in his devotion 90 tho
strenuous Ne Tho doctor is a Nom.
hcr OF the park board. president OF
the south Omaha Commercial club.
and prominent iu many CARNATIONS.
Hc ls o great personal FREUD of VIII
liam T. Bryan.
The children are the pride OF the
country roundabout Their talent Us
of q high order All are musical, and
tho Mcyrunn family compose an cN'
ccllcnt orchestra Some of The chil-
dren "a. q doubling 90 the number OF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
INDIAN SCHOOL NOTES

The work OF Improvement ID pro.
crossing rapidly The Office building
has been moved and relocated by Mr
A. ID. Johnson of Albuauerque. and
now the work nf repairing and I'M.
proving the building is being done by
the school force.
Work has already been commenced
on the new laundry building and will
be rushed 90 completion by the con.
tractor a. w Hayden. The boiler
az the old laundry Is being repaired
and will be Ia working order ia few
days
Most Of the children have gone
home for vacation. and only about
ninety remain 10 help with tho work
IN the different departments
A good number OF the employees
have gone on their vacations.
Miss Ames started for Washington
on sunday morning She has been
transferred from tho Indian service 10
she pension bureau.
Mr.. schanandoFe. whose health has
been falling for The past few months
LETT on sunday morning for Colorado
Springs. where be- viii rest and re-
cuperatc for some time. and then will
90 10 his home 10 Wisconsin 70 Visit
his AGED and lnhrm father
Mrs HollinFsworth lon today for
her home In Kansas.
hr Randell Calkins sponda hts va.
cation DO moving into rs now house
on bis farm iu Los CandelariOs. where
hp viii build some Onthouaes and
make other preparations Tor their
comfort and convenience
Mr. joseph Abner has returned from
a short vacation. and has again a..
tume,d charge Of the pumping plant
OF the Hcho0l
Candelnri0 RIOS bel, our genial and
competent baker u spending bis va.
cation az BIG fathers home IA Las
Cruces. N. NJ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
DEFINING.

From the Headlight.
a. W Pollard and J. n. WaddIiI.
two attorneys, accompanied by J.. A.
Mccoy, left for the Tres Hermanos 10
attend the sale OF the Cincinnati min.
INK property.
a camping marty consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. Koontz and daughter, Ms.
Rush Miss Boeson and williams au-
thorford left Demlng for a two weeks
trip 70 the Carpenter ranch ON the
saplO.
a. j. Clark. accompanied by his son.
len for Los Angeles AZ Los Angeles
Mr.. Clark Will be Joined by his dauRh.
tors. Misses Nina, Anna and Theresa,
who have been there for soma weekE
past. and the party viii then 20 on 10
Portland Oregon. 10 visit the Lewis
and Clark exposition.
Lou II, brown cent the past week
at the Alamo i,deco where he has
been looking over the situation. Mr..
brown has returned and reports that
the cattle are IN fine condition. fat
enough Tor beef and plenty 81 weeds
70 carry them alonu until the rains
come.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
SILVER CITY.

From the Enterprise
Miss Georgia Cardi formerly Of
this city. now Of Globe. b. the cham.
plon lady bowler u that place. having
won the title In a match game with
tho bea lady howlera of tho town. The
prizc consisted 81 a handsome cup
r. W. GRADE who recently went
from this city 20 Globe. was awarded
the contract last week IN a oompetl.
tive bid for erecting four additional
rooms TO the Central school in that
place The contract cals fur an en-.
penaiture ~ 4s2si.
Mrs Anna heiis Austin and son
Thomas ~ Austin have arrived from
their homo In Pennington. Maine on
Visit with Mr. ana Mrs " " Belts
Mrs. Austin being q sister NJ Mr
Belts The son Thomas y recently
passed the examination for entrance
lnio Columbia and vail enter that TO-
atifnilon Ia the fall
Tho work ~ pebble 4sshiuE the new
Methodist Episcopal church win be
finished this week Tho building -
undoubtedly ono Of the nreitlcat and
most artistic structures IN tho south.
west and stands hs a monument to the
pluck and perseverance, % the Building
committee ard 20 the pastor the Rev
: q iiarshaw who has been unremit.
ling IN bis lab0rs 20 push the struot.
urc tu successful completlun
George Bell loft this week for tie
Upper ella Hot Springs, where he viii
spend a week IN rest and recupcfaiion.
SIR Bells eye, which was injured last
winter, ana for which he took q trip
10 California where be took treatment
~ an eminent oculist has not made
the improvement expected Of n. and
Mr. Bel hopes by placing himself Ia
perfect physical condition. 20 thereby
strengthen the injured eye and regain
part u tho sight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
GALLUP

From the Republican
John NcSparrOn returned 10 Gallup
aitor having spent two years IN the
Vicinity 0f si LOFTS.
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Galpin ~ Ken.
iricf Oklahoma. are here the guests
81 their uncle and aunt. W r. KuehoR.
becker and wife.
Mrs. Joseph shaucr len for San
Franciecn sha will rnend several
weeks visiting ihc various places ~
ln'orcsi In California.
The sosei valuation FOR McKin.
Toy county thie yea ls something like
Stool. 7of After golnr over me- nr.
nrca roughly they hrure up thls
amount This la $4,000 higher than
lnai year
Mrs, W. y Kuckenbocker returned
home from Los Angeles. California.
lhsi Saturday She bad spent four
mouths in the Angel city for her
health aud comes back much i'm.
proved
Inst Saturday afternoon Mrs d w.
Wells assisted hy Mrs pnlmer Ket.
nor gave q luncheon ih honor of the
Misses Gushing ai The hnno OF Mrn.
Wells Those present were the Misses
barbara Cotton Irene Taarari f1cde
Smith Myrtle Smith aud May Brother.
ton The afternoon was spent In a
guessing contest Tho tition ~ hooks
wore % be GUESSED from Illustrations.
Nias llnda Smith won fret and Miss
harharu Cotton received the hool,y
prize
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM
TO LUMBER MILLS


The city couucll met In regular
semimuuthly session last night at the
city hall. All members were present
except Alderman ilanley
A number OF bills were received
and referred to the proper committees.
Alderman llteld, chairman Of the Il.
nance committee, asked for more time
In which 10 make his report.
An ord nance WIS introduced and
passed, undcr suspension of the rules.
approving and ordering the tax levy OF
i5 mills, the same as last year for
city purposes Ia accordance with the
levy ordered by the board OF county
commissioners al its recent meeting.
The couh5ll also approved the order
VI the school board Tor the two school
ieyies, ono % 10 mills for the ex.
penses Of the schools and the other Of
ga Mills 90 pay the interest on the
bonds
viii Extend Fire Alarm system.
Chairman UillenWator, OF the hra
committee. 20 which was referred
request from Tho Ameii lean Lumber
company asking that the present Are
alarm system be- extended 10 the com.
pany's plant, submitted the report Of
the committee. The report recon
mended that the system be- extended
10 the mills, bat IN any event that
the lines 90 be extended 10 tho ,ity
limits az the nearest point 10 tho
cOmpany's grounds
Alderman Nilkeraon raised tie aues.
ton as TO whether the city had the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

Charlie haihburn. the las Vegas
base ball player. received an Oficr o.
fioo a month and $3.50 II he made
5000 10 go 10 Pueblo 20 Join the
Western league team, recently pur.
chased from Colorado Springs. ne
would probably bo placed on second
haae The young man. however, IA
needed on the Las Vegas team. ana
Do not inclined % accept the oiier.
hainey has been making good with
the Colorado Springs, or rather Pm.
eblo team. Ho pitched one eleven IN.
Mag game against Omaha last week.
which was called az seven each, owing
20 darkness.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
DR.. MCCRANNIS ARTICLE

growth. tnl ono Christmas week sew
cral years ago.
entered department store. and
the so purchase ] made was a pair
OF shoes for each, which amounted ga
ten pairs. running la sizes from the
mother 90 the baby The next move
was the hosiery department. and o.,
ordered three pairs for each, thirty
pairs .n an sizes. the clerks began 10
put mp a rather unusual effort IN my
behalf, each coaxlng and pulling me
Ia the direction OF their counter IN
The hopes OF making a sale.
stood for one more purchase,
which was ten pairs OF gloves. By
am p9punoIlns sHIalo qua amn slul
40 ihickly that my modesty got the
better OF ne. and my visit terminated
In dropping out OF a side door,
Let me assue you I have not since
that day infringed upon the mothers
right IN shopping, whose skill In Sc
curing supplies IN sections I nn3 more
creditahle and by far more economic
than my moves on hulks.
q will prove 10 me very dIfiicult
task TO describe the many interesting
features OF a large family might
talk 20 you for weeks OF the sound OF
a violin. and n you never heard one
the first time you listened TO an
artist YOU would find you had no con.
ception Of It's thrilling powers.
Unless one has the constant com.
pany OF large young family, daily
observing their childish FRANKS like
electric flashes. their cheeks radiant
with delight one moment. the next
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

streaming with tears. one moment an
generosity. the next moment ne
struggle TO possess what the other
has, aud once master of the SITUATION
Just as willingly and freely pass tho
same over 90 the next-ono can
scarcely app oclatt Whist hatiuF large
family means.
Sac h. a man of no small amount Of
courage who will, in these daya
shoulder the task OF caring for q
large family ln the face OF the TACT
thar he daily reads In papers and on
sign boards Eight 0r twelve room
house for rent, prefer a family Win
no children"
Much argument has been advanced
In favor OF human culture or parental
culture. set. SO whore every adYani-
age OF culture has been given our
women ut wealth, who are best htted
with means and Intelligence. ana
then count the Childlcss homes.
For the one child born TO greatness.
thousands are born that Will achieve
greatness.
/ cannot toll whether tne remedy
for race suicide lies in securing the
best physical conditions fof parcntage
or. as some put a.. improvement Tn
the stock But I am inclined TO think
that q lies In the regulation of com
morcialism. 40 that a fair distrihu.
tion Of wealth could be established
throughout the nation, and NO that the
trusts and Industrial combinations
may cease 30 grind and crowd down
the great body OF wage carners by m.
croasinR The price Of supplies and de-
creasinR their earning capacity In
stead OF aiding them to surround
themselves with environments which
would induce refinement. culture.
contentment and happiness
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

From ieo clifton
Tho many friends of Attorney Hor'
ron Mo1re will pc rlad tO hear that
ne ls recovering rapidly
Ton per cont at the land owners ln
thg Sixth district. have already sub
scflhod for their share Of the Water
Users. association stock
Doctor j. II Johnson OF organ has
The honor Of helng the FIRST 10 sien up
for the y fphane Hntto Dam, and
Father y LassaiEc the second
Mrs. " Mcintosh. mother ~ Mrs
Dr. w g. Field. arrived here last
week from Dawson, Alaska She was
fourteen days making the trip.
Capt, X " Faulkner and family
loft for Palomas Hot Springs The
captain has been suffering from rheu.
matlsm for some time and hopes that
the springs will cure him
II the company organized 10 build
electric car ilno from las Cruces 10
vi Paso, would make a start by build.
Ing u az far ~ the Agricultural col
lege this year n would look like bmsl'
ness The electric plant can furnish
the power and the road will need hut
little grading. n any. The income for
the first year would be nearly sum
Client TO pay for tics. rails and two
cars and would advance the stock Of
the company and give us all n ride 20
gl Paso
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
SOCORRO

From the Chiefialn.
NJ. t.oewensteln has spent tho week
on q vacation trip 10 Trinidad and
Clayton
Gus Hood and j. s. Mactaviah were
IN town adjusting taxes on property
on the Frisco In which they are mu.
tually Interested.
MlsH Isabelle Harris, daughter Of
Mrs. N u. Harris Of this city, re-
turned homo from a Visit ~ several
v peks with friends IA peming.
g. A. Bush OF Ancho. about sixty.
Ave miles east ~ socorro on the Rock
Island road, was In town 10 make ar.
rangements 20 put his son 10 tho
School of Mines for n course In mining
and meiallurgy.
For several days past rumors have
been current here OF an epidemic of
fever resembling typhoid IN the Kelly
mining camp. a. last reports over
twenty people we're Frustrated and
there had been quite uumber Of
deaths.
J. J. Lesson says that the tempera.
ture has been just one degree cooler
AZ Socorro than a. Santa Fo every day
last week by hls own Thermometer.
The Ancient City has a gO0d summer
climate. but she had better look 20 her
I rels.
John A. Hunter. son Of Mrs Mary
~ rter Duncan ~ this city. and form.
erly student NJ the School az Mines,
recently received a premium % SEAS
IN gold as O percentage OF profits. IN
ahHWlon "a HIS roquier enfnrv froun
the mining company BY whom be Is
employed IN Aguaa Ca'lentea.. Mexico
Mr. Hunter ~ ono % the many former
School N Mines students who are
giving q good account % Themselves
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
NEW MEXICO Towns
LAS CRUCES
From the Republican.

From the Republican.
Miss Lillian Parker has returned
TO New Mexico and now will reside
with her father. Judge r. W. Prker
profs Tinsley and Weston lofi a
few days ago upon an extended trip
for the purpose Of examining and re-
porting upon the character af lards
selected for the Agricultural college.
Hon. Martin Lohman oft FOR Now
York 10 bo absent about two months
Before leaving Do let contract for
the making Of so 900 adnbos to he used
in the construction ol a neW and mod
ern store building ON his present h0si.
uon8 site
Mrs. louis HostOttor and 1surhtcr.
Hazel arrived on Saturday last upon
a visit 20 MIS- Jncoby They together
Nith Mrs lacuhy l0ti Thursday morn.
.ng for California Mr Hos'vtter. who
ans recently appointed consul 90 Her.
moslilo. Mexico. has assumed his new
lulles. Miss ii0atelttr vii outof "a
young ladies school at los Angeles
after which Mrs HoWetter viii Join
her husband.
a young man named Mayer accom-.
panied by HIS father. arrived ln las
Cruces from Fort Smith Arb, about
ten days ago. tie was IN The last
stages 81 consumption Ilo and hts
father went 10 Dripping SPRINGS In tho
hone that the cool mountain hroeyea
might be- beneficial. but n few hours
after arriving there the young man
was seized with @ violent hem0rrhagu
which resulted M his death The re-.
mains were taken home hy The sorrow
inr father
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
EXCELLENT CONDITION
SANTA FITS FINANCES
LAST THREE YEARS ROAD HAS
EARNED DIVIDENDS ON CON.
MON STOCK TWICE OVER.

n NfNHttaH p tHAANH NANtMfW
Va recent issue OF the h-lway
World. published in Philadelphia. the
following interesting figures regarding
tho hhanccs OF the Santa fo. are
given.
OF the Pacific group. the Atchison.
Topeka a Santa Fn is The only one
which has the distinction Of having
a through line from Chicago TO me
Pacific coast. and g also has line
TO the gulf ai Galveston 70 operafea
$500 miles cf road, and is capitalized
iof Si5o.3g77a0, Of which tiifI53.780
Us 8 peg cent preferred stock. and
tl0iAh5500 is common on which 4
per cent has been paid since iode
From Kansas Clty The Aichlson
works iia way westward through
Kansas Oklahoma. Now Mexico. Arl.
zona and southern California. cover.
INK territory which 10 NOT confrihu.
iary tn The Southern Pacific. HHhourh
The AichIsou has q fow feeders which
extend down 90 Southern Pacific
points During each of tho lnsl three
years, Atchlson has earned tho divt
dend on the common stock twlcc ayCr
After its payment % has charEo1 on
IA large sum for improvements and
stlll carried q comfortable amount 90
The surplus account
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