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The Nevada County picayune., 1906-12-07
|\ K Local News. Interesting Happenings in and Around Town
PLEASE"

The New York Store bought a big line of tailor-made clothing from a New York concern. These people retired from business. We bought the stock through influence at 50 cents off. I'm nere to give the people the benefit of it. l beg the people of Prescott to come and examine my line before buying your clothing, shoes and gents furnish, ing goods.
 John McGill spent last Sunday at Okolona.
 MT. Mack Garland, of Emmet. was up Sunday.
 James Sales visited his family here this week.
 Get your prescription filled at Moncrief Drug Store.
 Rev. 1. N. Clack visited Hope station last Wednesday.
 J. w. Johnson last week receiv- ed a new National Bond safe.
 20 years experience as pre- ScriptiOnist, Moncrief Drug Store.
 Cashier o. B. Gordon was a visitor to Texerkana last Sunday.
 Mrs. kinser visited friends at Texarkana the first of this week.
 Chancellor Shaver, of Mena, held chancery court here this week.
 Mrs. Bair, of DeAnn, was a business visitor to Prescott We'd nesday.
 See our line of jewelry for Christmas presents. -Moncrief Drug Store.
 AttorneyJ. o. A. Bush attend ed Chancery court at Malvern last Monday.
 Born-To Mir. and Mrs. R. w. Wheeler, on Saturday, December l, a baby boy.
 Mrs. 1. s. Black, Pine Bluff, is visiting friends in this city this week.
 Fred Murrah went to Fulton Wednesday to try his luck hunt ing ducks.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-12-07
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Lawrence Britt and wife, of Boughton, were here for Uncle Josh' Tuesday night.
 Mrs. w. w. Teal has been on the sick list this week suffering with an attack of laerippe.
 Miss Marion Waller returned Sunday night from a pleasant visit to Philadelphia friends.
 Dying, cleaning and repairing neatly done. Work guaranteed. Mrs. c. B. Moon, phone 108.
 Conductor Harry Horton, of Little Rock, was a visitor to this city last Saturday and Sunday.
 We have a nice selection of jewelry suitable for Christmas presents. -Moncrief Drug Store.
 The largest, the prettiest, the finest stock of Christmas goods at Hinton Drug Co.'S. Come early.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-12-07
PLEASE"

Just received-a big shipment of clothing, tailored for 1906 and 1907. Come and see my line before you buy elsewhere. Thanking you for past fa- vors, remain,
 The New York Store.
 Jules Block, salesman for the Rosenthal Millinery Co. of St. Louis, was here displaying his spring goods to the milliners of our city Tuesday.
 To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo QuinieTablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. w. Groves signature is on each box. 25 cts.
 J w Burrow moved his family here this week from Gurdon. He and Geo. Givens are occupying the Russell Arnold house, recent ly purchased by C B Andrews, near the ball park.
 Lost-Between Prescott and Moscow, one pocketbook con- taining $25.OO dollars and two notes payable to me. $500 re- ward to the finder. Tom Laven- der.
 Born-To Mir. and Mrs. Rex Billingsley, last Monday, the 3rd inst, a girl. The mother is doing well, the baby is doing well, and the doctor says there is a possibility of saving the father.
 Rev. w. R. Harrison, who has been pastor of the Methodist church at Benton for the past two years, was appointed presid- ing elder of this, the Prescott district, and will in a short while remove his family to this place. Rev. Harrison is a good man and has an estimable family. The Picayune is glad to welcome him to our midst.
 The Thanksgiving exercises at the school were indeed a credit to those having been in charge. They were witnessed by quite a crowd of parents, which fact is also creditable When parents are alert to enter into all good things that surround the child hood of their respective com munities, they are not hard to make see the evil as well, and are easily aroused to thwart away things that has a down. ward tendency.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-12-07
,rief Drug Store Phone 67.

II Revington, trainmaster ,i;s $, division of the Iron T Noun 341 Inls yas as the guest of o: H. Hel-
 sara m Wednesday night. MT.
 Naton nart was here with the
 ans, lIan special' that tied up E s'SI Wednesday night.
 \. [ 0. Marsh who has been
 eticing medicine for ct the past st X ',, county, on last Wednesday
 ssJ to Prescott. He is occu-
 " inc residence he recently Chased from Dr. Gill.
 !. the meeting of the Nevada
 .tr " Division of the Southern ..ar ar,, Association held here last s,vdav sv Messrs. H. T. Ingram ET B. Kelly were elected to |s.d sj the state meeting, to be a I at Little Rock on January le07. . 4. Garetson, of she firm of l...son m & Greason Lumber Co.,, {" has been in this city for the \ month looking after the in- ssts of the firm at Kilgore on p Prescott & Northwestern, h Thursday for an extended < to San Diego, Cal.
 Mrs. John M. Pullman left for Me Rock Tuesday morning to Rsnd an executive meeting of l Womans Christian Temper ep Union which will be held Ith Mrs. Markwell, on Rock |rppt. While in Little Rock X, Putnam will attend a Board (stting of the woman's club Iteration at the home of Mrs. (mesP P. Clark, on Scott street.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-12-07

Sheriff Ed Hood has been on the sick list the past week, suf- fering with a bilious attack. Sheriff Hood is also troubled with a bad leg. Several weeks ago, whie returning home from the Kit Carson Wild west show, the sheriff struck his leg against a plank and the injury seems to be getting worse instead of bet ter.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-12-07

Some fine Present Goods" in our Santa Clause stock. Don't fail to see em.-Hinton Drug Co.
 Rev. J. E. Godbey has been re- turned to Prescott as pastor of the Methodist church for another year.
 Dr. Tom Mcdaniel and wife, of Boughton, were in Prescott Tuesday evening to attend the show.
 Thanksgiving was celebrated at the home of Will Waller by his wife presenting him with a baby boy.
 Has Stood the Test Twenty-Five Years The old, original Groov's Tasteless Chill Tonic You know what you are takiug. It is iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No Cure, No pay. soc
 Prices reduced on chairs, tables, dressers, side boards, buffays, china closets. Prescott Supply and Hdw. Co.
 Nat May has returned to his old home. between Prescott and Emmett tO reside after a couple of years absence.
 Nice quartersawed piece of furniture for Christmas gifts. Prices reduced. Prescott Sup ply and Hdw. Co.
 Tom Stevenson, who resided in the Midway neighborhood, left Wednesday for Big Springs, Texas, to reside permanently.
 We don't mean to advertise for nothing. We expect you to come and see our bargains in furni- ture. Prescott Supply and Hdw. Co. Ad on fourth page.
 We are headquarters for Christmas goods, because Santa Clause makes his headquarters with us. Hinton Drug Co.
 Willis Watson, of Smackover, Ark, a son of J. H. Watson, of this city, is visiting kinfolks and friends in Prescott this week.
 E. P. Hamilton, who recently came back to Prescott from Iowa, has removed to Hope, and has ordered the Picayune to follow him.
 Santa Clause, with Hinton Drug Co.,, has just opened up his Christmas goods more than is room to contain them. Come early.
 "Uncle Josh Spruceby" was presented to a large audience at the opera house Tuesday, but failed to sustain their previously made reputation as a frst-class attraction.
 Catarrh of the nose and throat should lead you to at least ask us for a free trial box of Dr. Shoop's Catarrh Cure, Nothing so surely proves merit as 8 real, actual test-and Dr. Shoop, tc prove this, earnestly desires that we let you make that test. This creamy Snow White healing balm. soothes the throat and nostrils, and quickly puri fles foul or feverish breath. Cal and investigate. Bakers Drug Store
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-12-07

Try Alleno "Janice"-the most popular perfume odor of the day. Sample free at Terry Bros. Drug Co.
 C. M. Cloud was a visitor to his old home at Benton, Ark. Monday and Tuesday.
 Mrs. w. A. Moncrief is offer ing everything in the millinery line at very low prices.
 You will be sorry if you buy presents before you examine our wares. Terry Bros. Drug Co.
 w. w. Whitworth, one of the proprietors of Bucks place, was a visitor to Gurdon several days this week.
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. Daniels, of near Laneburg, entertained a few of their young friends last Saturday night.
 Terry's Little Brown Pills do the work. Once used always used. Sample free at Terry Bros. Drug Co.
 A large assortment of gold filled, and solid gold Bracelets, beautiful patterns, latest styles, at Hinton Drug Co.
 Nichols and Cantley are open ing up a short order restaurant on Main street in the building formerly occupied by w. A. Me Millian.
 Last week w. D. Buchanan lost a pocket book. He advertis- ed it in the Picayune. Mrs. Ira Gee found the book and returned it to the rightful owner.
 R. l.. Blakely went to Okolona Tuesday to take up three hundred bales of cotton, which he had purchased by telephone. He re- turned Tuesday night.
 A. D. Meridth-Beaufort left last Wednesday, of this week, for TeXerkana and Louisiana points on business. He will re- turn Monday.
 Contractor J. w. Murphy, of the Prescott and Northwestern, received a shipment of a car of mules last Tuesday fram Little Rock.
 o. H. Helbig, passenger and ticket agent of the P. and N. w. railroad, was a business visitor to St. Louis the first of the week, returning home Tuesday night.
 Piles get quick relief from Dr. Shoop's Magic Ointment. Remember it made alone for Piles and it works with certainty and satisfaction. Itch ing, painful, protruding, or blind piles disappear like magic by it's use. Try it and see! Bakers Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-12-07
Prescott Steam Laundry

Gives Good Work, Quick Service. Collar, Cuff and Shirt Work
 a Speciality. Phone 52, at Terry Bros.
 Drug Co.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-12-07

Following are some of our Christmas specials-Mind you, we said SOME. There is not enough space to list every bargain that we have.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
cANADA's ACTIVE EFFORT
TO 8UpPRrsg CONSUMPTION

Ottawa. Ont March 20-'rho ca.
madam Association for the Prevention
OF Consumption aud other forms ~
tuberculosis win hold 900 sixth an
nual meeting ln che railway commit
tee room of the house OF commona this
afternoon and evening Physicians
ana health officials from al parts az
The Dominion of Canada are here tn
attend The meeting. which promIa0B co
be- az great Interest in the afternoon
session sonator Edwards viii preaido,
While at tho evening weston the Leiu
tenant Governor EaH Grey. Will Take
the chair in ihe evening a public
lecture viii De- delivered ln Tho lee
tnrc hall of the Normal school by Dr.
Arthur j Richer uf Montreal, which
viii be illustrated with mcroutican
plates showing the stages 0f c0naBm
pii1n ana SOME 0f the appliances now
lu use fu check and ours the disease
lhe principal Questions to Boz con-
suffered at thlH meeting of che ass0cia-
ton are What can ha done to give
cF ci 90 thc Judgment 0f tho senate
ud ro. mons chat The time has ar
nd whom active stops should b.
taken to lessen the widespread suffer
INKS and Tfeat mortality among the
people of Canada. caused hy tho Fari-
.oln forms uf tuberculosis and. what
% tho place 0f enc glnitanum iu the
crusade against consumption AC-
cordinT t0 tho census 0f 1901. gI01
persons died of consumption Iu that
year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
NINE WORKERS ARE
COUNTING TNEIn NQTEh-

p.iisburg pa. March 20 Tho ia
lourncd convention 0f th0 delegates Co
the seventeenth annual c1uFCnilOn ut
District so 3 United Miue Workers
0f America mct here tha noon to re-
ceiYo tho report uf thc fOllers at tho
recent special election aud 90 decide
who are 10 he too now omcers III tho
organization President Dolan Was ln
the chair and called tho mo8iinr 90
order and delivered a shC-t addrrrn iu
which ho once more defined his posts
iion. Hia friends wore present Ia fuu
force. but lhcy asa mot seem 10 ha as
cnnndtnt of Donns FINAL victory aa
they were "a few weeks ago. Tho re-
ctiFInE of ihe ropnuB of fho tollem
and lgur.ng up 0f che totals Eili cnn-
auma some dime ana enc result viii
probably not ~ reached until some
time in tho afternoon 70 o. CONT
IDENTIFY VKpectod taat President nolan
will r9tife from Dos position Withhold
moro than "a protest should thn re-
1uli 1f che election turn ouf against
him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
OLDEST AND SMALLEST
REpUBLtC IN WORLD.

san MarIno March 2e.-Tho small
Appcnino republic OF san Marine. the
WloHt and smallest ln the world. and
scarcely known outside OF its narrow
frontier. except 90 stamp collectors.
has just rc-ontcfod upon domocratic
regime. Tho Arringo. as the original
representative body OF the republic o.
called, has once more met and tho
citizons of San Marine. numbering in
all about 100 families, have unen
more been restored 10 tholr civic
rights Under the original conatitu-
ton of San Marine the government uf
inc republic consisted of a general as
aomhly of heads 81 families the so
called Arringo. and of q grand council
~ sixty. composed uf twenty mobiles.
twenty cltizons and tWontp lnnd0wn-
ora Gradually, hO~uyor. the republic
became more unb more of an oliH-
.archy aud the ArringO ultimately be-
came mere uAmo. while The council
loo sixty elected Tor lifo aud itself
oleciinr members Co nu any vacancies
caused by death was practically alb
aoluiC This was che state 90 things
when Addison visited San Mnrinn two
centuries aFo and This has been the
condition unHi ihe present day BUR-
ing Che last few years, however. there
was so strong popular ag.iaiiuu
nEnlusf thia uilEnrChlC system, that.
ip prevent a Revolution. the ArriRu hu~
been revived 10 H now 90 session
and there "a peace and happiness
throughout tho reborn republic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
MARKET LETTER

Special Correspondence.
Kansas city, No. March 20, Rep.
rosontailon from distant points has
been small ia the cattle yards for the
last week, cattle OF thls description
having advanced no 90 20 cents since
week ago particularly stoCkCrs and
feeders Total receipts last week
we're $4,000 head. the smallest OF any
week this year. but also couinihing
the largest share OF beef steers of
any week before this winter. Tho
supply today is 10000 head, and con.
tains more country grades than usual
lately. Tho market ls steady on kill
ing steers. strong on butcher stun and
siuckcra and feeders. shipment
from saguachc sold 81 a sensational
price last week. in2ipound feeders at
$3.50 and S50.uOund stOckcrH at siGO,
with pretty large taii Cndcrs serted
ont ut 81. Idaho gtaCkera sold at $3.50
and other range atockers and feeders
at $3.50 90 $40. Stock cattle are
going t0 meet sharp competition for
the next few weeks, az the demand
VIII hu keen on account 40 thC near
ness 90 spring while the supply viii
be- small for the snme reason
sheep and lambs shaded downwnrds
last week. more in sympathy with
lower prices at other points than ON
account of the heavy run here. as tine
total supply was 80 1000 head. a re-
duction of 1000 from the previous
week. The run ls heavier today, how
ever. at 10000 head and The market
is from 6c 90 Zoe lower The bulk
Loo lambs sold today at $685. 10 81 so.
wethers and yearlinrs. $3.50 70 500
ewes. gt60 to g605. Choice stock
sells "a shade above these figures A
shipment OF lambs weighing from
SG to 9G pounds from Fort Collins.
Colo. sold az sG.4O last Thursday.
Southern feeding districts are pretty
well run Gut but considerable mum.
beers remain in northern Kansah and
Nebraska besides the large volume
still 90 move from northern Colorado
Ewes are being held back Tor breed.
ing and shoaring and wethors and
ycarlinrs are also scarce. AS com
pared with lambs High priced wool
may cut some figure ln receipts ull
after shearing ls over. but the present
outlook % disCOurag.ng Tor much Inn
proyomcnt in tho situation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
BRAZIL DISCOVERS
TREASURY CARELESS
Many Thousands Of MlIraiS
Disappear and Leave
No Token.
IN SEARCH FOR THESE ARE
Found In the Vaults treasures Of
Cold, Silver, Jewels
ard Crowns.

RIO dc Jane ro. March 1e The dis
c0fDY 90 ihn most STARTLING evidence
ui ODE careless and defective manner
in which ihe Brazilian treasury tnnng
itH accounts aud records. haa caused
great Hunsptlun and fhe government
A severely criticised for allowing such
state nf AFFAIRS in exist The mcin
which lcd tn thc discovery ace as fol-
loss ln 1904 tho federal treasury of
tho state of pnmhyhn delivered 10 the
principal treasury ONCE in ihiB cIty
a chest containing some hundreds nf
Thousands of milfula notes which had
been Withdrawn from circulation The
chest was received. bot tho praunr
ehiry ln thc books Waa not made. and
aH thn annual balances are rnarraiiy
several years u urrCar H was only
recently that tho chDN with ifs CON
tents Hu1 the accompanying letter uf
advice wHa Hacortninod 90 have din-
appeared without leaving a trace be-
hind
The minister Of ananco thornunou
ordered O. thorough search az tho
treasury vaults which was without
result sO Tor as the missing chest was
concerned. bat which caused SOME un-
expected discoveries tn be- made
IhrsD consisted 81 chests allied with
forgotten deposits of gold ANA silver
dating from NE empire. gold and aii-
yer chnlicea used ln tho celebration OF
thn mass. altar lamps nnd finally. the
imperial Brazilian crown with tho
acopiro and r0hrs which had belonged
90 Pedro il o. is said that twenty OF
The diamonds with which the crown
was aot are missing The imperial
insignia are 90 be- deposited ln tho na
itnuni museum. aa soon a. nrnnFo-
ments have been made for their safe
keeping. while The sale Of the rest OF
the "0nd' 10 expected 90 bring In the
fUnnnfrts HuH1af hInar like agnN NOn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
IN SESSION
THREE DAYS
New Mexico Association Of
Congregational Churches
and Mission Teachers
WILL BE HERE APRIL Q, 7 AND s

ANHNANNaNNWNf WNNN W aWfN
The New Mexico association OF Con
rrogational Churches end Mission
Teachers viii meet lu the First Con-
srcgatIonal church ln thia city Fri
DAY. saturday and sunday April o..
ahd s, at which time tbe general
topic Co hc discussed hy the nssocia.
lion win te "Tho School and the
Church
Many prominent dlvlnos of Che Con.
srDgatunal churches in iho west viii
Ue present at this meeting, among
whom will De- .,cv Warren =. Day,
D. h.. Pastor EmCrius of che First
Congregational church of Los An.
eplos Cal, who VIII occupy tho pull
pil sunday evening April
A pleasing feature 10 tnis meeting
viii Boz the dedication at the Sunday
April n. morning services. of the new
handsome Pipe organ. which has just
been received and placed by thi8
church The organ ls the 0rsl N this
noble type OF instrument 90 be- used
or heard In Albuquerque and ~ the
finest organ 20 Dee found ln either OF
/ The two territories. Dr. Charles n.
Small. of Cleveland ohio. will preach
at the morning services.
on the evening OF April 8 the Nom.
| bofship of tho Congregational church
will give % concert IA the church so
clal rooms. cndor the directions Of ".
/ L. Washhurn. at which time the new
organ will be heard for the hrst time.
Mrs. Raymond Lester. Of Alabama,
win be- the 0rganlst
The program for the three days
/ session of the Congregational churches
/ and Mission Teachers Oh ah follows;
Friday
General Toplc-"rhe School and
the Church"
s:Oo-DcyotIonal Service. Rev
| Meyer
s.so-Assoclated Sermon Row. J.
a. Hoald
Saturday Morning.
| 300 Devotional business. Rev. s
/ Hernandez.
$50 Organization and Business.
1O.uO-"W What May the Public
! Prof j. H. Clark.
! tO.20-"What May the Church EX
poet From the Public schuols?' Rev
! j. w. Barron.
! Discussion.
/ AAsNN-~ MlHNlNN nNNNNl MNAh iA
New Mexico Mrs Ceilings
Saturday Afternoon.
! ;0O-Deyotioual Service. Mr.. Bul
lard.
2:30-"Do We Need Any Reform ID
the Method and Instruction og the
sunday SCHOOL, Prof c. n Hodgin
3t00-"E Education az a Necessary
Basis for Higher Religious Ideals
Dr. Tight
Discussion.
! 4.OO.-"Homc Missionary Problems,
! d. Kingsbury
Sunday Morning.
! Dedication OF new pipe organ.
j 0;i5-- Sunday School, Prof G.. p
N H0dFlu. superintendent
II l.OO-Morning worship, tsormunl
4. / Dr. o. %. small OF Cleveland, Ohio
Sunday Afternoon.
i a.U 90 to Womnn's Hour Mrs
ID. a. Head and Mrs. $. Porterheld.
\ Sunday Evening.
II 7:3O-Scrmont Rev Warren r. Day
In d., Pastor Emeritus First Congre
gati0nal church, Los Angeles, CAL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31

y Dick, Idaho Falls, Idaho, % stocg.
ers. 757 pounds sf.50, Do COWS, $50
pounds, 1925: 10 calv's. 1914 pounds.
fa-5, 90 stock cows 1lO pounds,
S275, ~ canuors. 500 pounds, f2i0
Following were some sales OF west.
ern sheep and lambs 10 Kansas City
this week
Monday, March 10.
l.. c. swink. Rocky Ford. Colo. $50
ewes 10 pounds. SAYS.
y. W. Childreas. Lamar. Colo, $50
lambs 50 pounds. 500.
y. W. Terpening, Las Animaa. Colo
525 lambs. 81 pounds, f6.3oi 1916 ewes.
30 pounds Sb.
Tuesday, March 20.
D. Fulienwlder. Alamosa. Colo. SO
lambs. G7 pounds. $3.50
10. g. FulkcraOu, proWCrs. Colo. 5ii
lambs. SO pounds, SEAS.
J o. Stream, Lamar Colo. dih
lambs. 76 pounds seas
LOckhart Live Stock Co, Sugar
City 2f2 ewes. gS pounds. ST..
Seth Jones. Monte Vista, Colo 84l
lambs. "a pounds, $685.
} W. Foster Monte vista, Colo. GA
lambs, 6G pounds 50.
Wednesday. March ~.
j o Stream, Lamar Colo f7g
lambs. "a pounds, 500. % goats. "A
pounds, si2t.
g. B0wahor. Monte vista, Colo, 500
lambs, II pounds $685.
. W Foster Monte Vista, Colo, 02i
lambs 90 pounds. fG0b
Thursday, March ~.
w. a Drake. Fort collins, Colo
$50 lambs $50 pounds 8GA0. e3a
lambs. 90 pounds. g640.
W. W. Miller las AUimaH. Colo.
7it lambs. "a pounds $3.50
j. o. Rhodes. Lamar Colo. ga
lambs 12 pounds, $3.50 3l5 ewes 81
pounds, 500
Friday, March a.
u Ron sec Kansas. 5Il lambs. B.
p0uuds $3.50.
sullivan a. M. Las Anlmas Colo.
2ii lambs 5s pounds $500.
Beatty Bros. Lamar Colo. 1920
lambs. as pounds. $500
Miller las Anlmas. Colo. 2il
lambs. "a pounds. $500.
las AnimnH 4. a 4. 81 Co.. las An
lmas Colo. 50l lambs 81 pounds
$500.
Woodrum, Kansas COZ wcthors
ZOE pounds $3.50
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
MANY ARE TROUBLES
or a CONSTABLE

Constable I.oo RelWiuo went homo
lnsi pight and was shout go retire.
when BE- heard number of ahOta
near by and started out io SEQ who
Waa shooting up tho town, says me
Phoenix Gazette Following tho 49,
rction from when the shots came
be- ioll into four iTlgatiuE dilcnC8 be
fore ~ nnally rot his bearings. and
thon tho shooting had ceased ho
searched. but could NOT nHd tho dia.
furbors. and finally returned home
ho was lust about to crawl into
ihe bay. when che caunonadinE waH
resumed ana ho again started Out t0
Investigate This time fho gathering
81 horses foot ioid him chat the die
turhera we're making thnlr getaway
iie could tell that the men Wore Mes
scans. because they Woro swearing n
Spanish nnt DO could go 40 closer
than Within ear shot Of them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
SCHOOL TEACHERS
AND THEIR nEER.

The unbocumiug conduct OF al
least six teachers iu the public
schools gas tho object of discussion
at 70 meeting of the board of school
trustees on Thursday says che Tee
son Post
Six of tho teachers went on q picnic
.to Sabine canyon lhat sunday Plenty
lot beer ami Humr other Intoxicating
beverages were taken along. accord
iug 90 report and ai least two of che
teachers became intoxicated. while
some 0f zoe others pariook freely of
the beer One 0f tho teachcw. who
went one Goa horseback could NOT ride
home. and was compelled tO return m
Ia wagon
Tho mntiof was brought 10 tho az
t0ufion 0i thc board. and e. meeting
was hold on Thursday ui which
McaHrs BRAKEMAN Holiday and
Roskuiro were nll present aa VOL as
superintendent walker Some of tho
girls confessed while one or -wO
claimed that they were innocent ns 90
tho coutenil of tlo tottle1.