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The evening world., 1906-04-06
APACHES WOULD Be
WILD WEST ACTORS
Denied Permission to Go on
the Road with a Show,
They Get Ugly.

WASHINGTON. April s.-The nature OF
the trouble that has been brewing among
the Apache captves at Fort Sill. incl
dent TO which is the threat OF the In
dams u forcibly break away from the
post. is explained at the War Depart
ment as the result; OF the refusal OF the
authorities TO let the Indians go on the
road with a Wild West show.
These Indians. under their old chief.
Geronimo. have been tecAnical cap
uyes at the army post FOR many years
past. But Ia fact they lave had al
most as much liberty OF action as the
Indians on tie reservations.
They haye been getting along very
well. so well. indeed. that when the
army Officers a year ago prop1aeI tnai
the Indians DC turned over 10 the In
terror Department and placed on 4
reservation as Other Indians are. strong
pro ests were made by some OF the
Eastern humanitarian societies who a
taken pride IN the Improvement OF the
Apache cIpt!Vts.
But last year many Of the Indians
We. permitted to lO!n a Wild West
show which travelled over the coun-
try. When they cngue back 10 the post
f. was found that many OF them had
The evening world., 1906-04-06
|THE HELMET OF NAVARRO.

seve, wal, adventure and mystery do
tuDt fatl 20 read THE Helmet oil Ma
fArre. by Bertha Rumble. This great
9vel Will begin in next Mondays
The evening world., 1906-04-06
BOY BURNED TO DEATH
In DWELLING BLAZE.

wuiST1 PLAINS, y. Y. April 6.-FIo-
bart Paylor. six years old. persisted I'm
b fire that partly destroyed the home
rbf his father, Charles Paylor. a negro.
IN Westchester street. here. Three other
rsa.ldren were rescued.
Paylor went out with his wife las,
hight. leaving his four children. the old
est twelve years, asleep on an upper
Goor. 1t IS supposed that a limp ok
floded or WAS upset and set fire to the
touse. NeiBllborS who saw the flames
fescuod three OF the children, but could
Dot reach Hobart, whose cAarred body
xas atterward found in the ruins.
q While the house was burning Paylor
md his wife returned n Mrs. Paylor
had to be restrained from Alternating
Son' She oncrwarG d~ivannearaG6' and
Vas found later wondering about In n
distracted condition.
The evening world., 1906-04-06
MISS ISELIN In
/ RUNAWAY CRASH.

Miss Ada Iselin. daughter of Mrs.
ADRIAN Iselln. OF No, % East Twenty
eixth street. and her secretary. Miss
Feters. had an exciting few minutes In
q runaway IN sixth avenue yesterday
e%fternoon. Their horses became frIgat-
lc'led at rhirty-seventh street and broke
ihto IA run.
The two women chung to their seat.
,fille Henry Goodwin. the coachman,
plugged at the reins. At ~Thirty-slNth
Which brought HON TO n sudden stop
goodwin was thrown out on his head.
Miss Iselin 0nd her companion wore
Hnhurt. When they saw that Goodwin,
Enough hunt. was able 10 care for IN"
borses. they entered another carriage
Md drove home.
The evening world., 1906-04-06
FOUND WIFE AND
CHILD DEAD BY GAS

Coroner Robert Mcdonald to-day com
menccd 4 rigid investigation into tho
death OF Mrs. sarah Z. jameson and
Nher three-ycar-old daughter, Dorothy.
who were found -as3nyNiated IN their
apartment At No. III Simpson street.
the Bronx. yesterday.
Joseph Jameson returned to his HON
last evening. He sin,lled gas. and
bursting in tho door rushed into the
.dining-room
Upon the floor he found tho body of
his wife and IN the adjoining room
upon Il bed lay his little daughter, both
dead
The evening world., 1906-04-06
HUNGARIANS NEARER PEACE.
Prospects of B~renIsinu ParIismen-
tary Deadlock seem Good.

VIENNA. Aprl s-Bnron F~e;cvary,
tho Hungarian Premier. had a long
conference here to-day with Francis
Eossu;h. .elder O.; the Coalition party.
"a Count Andrasay. the former Pre-
mieg. and 4, was subsequently stated
that the prospects for an early settle
meut g.. iAe Hungarian Parliamentary
deadlock was promis .ug.
The evening world., 1906-04-06

Robert Burns-Presidentes, regular
price s5.2S box so. Opening
Day $2'49
These isc. Cigarettes at Zoe. box for
Opening Day; Turkish, Murads,
Raturals, Moguls and Unis-ten in
box.
The evening world., 1906-04-06

learned 10 mmhie and bud picked w
cher bad huhifg.
a. when application wa, made thlr
sprlpE for perml-rlDn TO have another
con lngrnt Join n show, tho War be-
pnrimont. q whlch tho rques was
frfrrrsd, upon ,he advice Of the otn-
cerH OF tho post. declined TO Issue n
permit. Thcre was one exception and
;hr wnu IN tho oass OF ueron!mo him
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24

@eleuldalten, Die aemein.
idoitlih cine &eiie MAIDEN moaen,
mosen iih on Die SlinoiS Geutrol
Staot Sidet . Sfiice in 0ubuoue
menoen. mo oaielbit oen 8ortbeil
berabaeieeter Treiie sn beniiben,
ole fir pcrificbcne Nunftc i'm Nor.
Den. Siten, SiiSen uno @elten be.
iteben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24
Sesablen iih Scrbitfcrfel.

Sieie pihtisc Sraee miro inn
Sarmer's @uiSe iolsenoermaBen be-
untportet:
Pm -. Nopenlber lebten iubres
fauftc ih II Sdmeiue int @eluifte
bon 334 Yfuuo iiir 20 Dollars.
Nah 81 Sagen. ODER am %. Ses
5ember, wo9en Ole Siere 50S Yiuno,
batten 6nionmeu alio ia Hiunb Sls
genomnlcn. Sic fraBeu III bielcr
3eit 40 Tiunb @oistolbcn inn
Sreiie BON 80 Gents buS 8unoertaes
lpidt unb 1899 Yiuup S%eparators
mild. Had) meiteren 81 Saacn.
am %. Sanuar, lpog ous Got SAB
Sfumo; @elpihts6mabme 335- Yio.
@dbrenb bieier Yeriooe wnren 1179
Sflno Mtnisfolben a 80 Gents Die
100 Sfmnb unb 1883 Yiuno Sepas
ratormild perfiittert. @icoer mad,
80 Saaen. am "a. 6ebrlior. betrllo
onS @epidDt Der Siere bel elmer 3ur
nabme BON 517 Eiuno 1860 Yiunb
uno Der Sutterperbrauh in eieier
Seit belief lid nui 2.t5t Simp
Waistolben I'M @ertbe bon 80 Gents
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24
ganmpcrihmeioen int. Counter.

Gas geridneiocn BON Su,hts,
Sfattens mnb NusboiS @dumen
ipdbrcno Der Spdtfriiblin9ss nno Der
SriibionmerSeit III }ufriebeucriteneno
uno iidert before 5Henltatc. als cas-
lpdbrenp ocs @inters uno oes Grit
friiblings erfolgenbe Selhneioen.
Wlnn bat bemerft. baB Bunbcn.
luelde Sdunten bis CUR @itte oes
&onats Suii 5ugefiigt murDen, be-
oeuteno Ihneller gebeilt limo, dis bie
ipdter bei9ebradbten. inbeiien beiien
I'M Nugemeinen nod Iunoen. bon
pelhen VGume bis 5unt Is. Nuglit
b~etroffcn perpen, reht gut.
Sie @efabr cines SaftpcrlmiteS lit
9erlnger. nahoem >er paium iih elm
mol gut belnmbt. oils bon @uuScn
aus Der Winters urb @ritisiiblin0ss
3eit. Ser llnterlhieo M bel Aburns.
lllmens unb Observation-Disclosures beis
ier als bel mnberen Sdumen luabrs
nebmbar. Sdume. pelfc ma I'M
CONNER beihnitten bat. icben and
ireniger @aiisrtcime an. ais 9lcihs
0dume. ecreu Seihueionng I'M
&inter ober .S%riibiabr eriul9te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24
Bon ben Sufteberu.

Dtdll9elpdft re Srgebntne Der
Shlpeine5u6t iinb nitt ielten ba>
rauf 5uriid5ufiibren. bab bel Der
Sultung bon @bern l6pere Sebler
be9angen lperoen. Sic Cher lino
Ihleft nnteraebradt nnb baben jll
meni9 8elpeeme. Sm Stale muf
Siht uno Suft berriten. Bon Seit
5u 3ett ,nb Die WGnbe pes Stales
NIT aalfmilf an5mitreifen. 9a5
Eager oes gbers lit Itets troden 5Il
balten. Ser gberitaa bari audi
niht oumpfe. i6le6te 9uit entbolteu.
ionoern muB lid binreideno liiften
laiien. @an CLAUDE ia ni6t. bab
man benz Shtpeineeber in 8e5u9 auf
@obnung allies bieten BARI.
Col Der Cher seiunb bleiben. 10
muB er jeSen Gag im Sreien lid be-
ipesen %tonnen; mo es an bent erfors
berlifen SlaB bnfir feblt. Ioute man
lieber auf Die gberbaltung ean3 ners
5idten. Seoem FARMER bilrfte eS
einleibten, baB quite Nah5uht bon
einem Cher fli6t ertpartet perbeu
fann, Der itets i'm Stale eingeiperrt
lit. unb oaB elm Cher. benz es an @es
le9enbeit. it'd 81 beipe9en. feblt.
l6iperfdqis unb unaelenfis pirb. mo
runter oas Sedselhdft unb Die
ibpdderen Sauen bann su leioeu
baben.
@as Die Siitteruns BEG Sudtebers
6etrifft. 10 ioa er niht piel ndiieriz
ees uno Ii6t bel iuppenarti9es Suts
ter erbalfen. In Safer oarf e5
nift feblen; boneben reide mar linn
niht al5u sroBe 8abeu 8artoffeln.
ferner Wtasermilh; audi 8etreioez
i6rot lit am Slase. lpooon a6er elm
Sbeil in trodenem 3ultanoe uera5>
reift tperben muB.
-
3peites tlmpiliisem Der stppp.ln.
Gin trefflihes Dlittel, uniere
Meder fruhtbarer au MAIDEN, lit baS
5eitige ltmpflii9en Der Stoppeln.
Saber Die 8alernresel: .Sdnst ben
Yflug an ben @rntepagen." 6ierz
purh eeben Die Grnteriifitdnbe ihneu
III TermeIung iiber unb ods Muflau@
fen Der unfrautiamen pirb geforbert.
slud1 miro Der 3uitano Der Ndersare
idneller berbeisefiibrI unb bierburh
Der 8oben demiih unp .pbpiifaliih
perbenert. alio oas Yflnn8enpadls>
tbum auBerorbentlih begiiniti9t.
Wan pfliige oaber Die Stoppeln
ipenn eben moglib sleid nah Der
Iberntung inter. am beiten mittels
Sddlpflug. esse bas grorei6 uno
laiie alsoann Die &inselmal3e oaz
riiber seben. bamit Die S%oblrdume
~auSgeiiiat perben lino Die 8aiierperz
b%unituns I'M 8oben beihrdntt werbe.
guh bient bas llmpfliigen CUR CIR
baltrng pes im 8oDen entbaltenen
Stidtoffes, on erfabrun9ssemdB
aus nidt eepfliistem Soben Elm
ldneQeres @ntipeihen bes Stiditoffes
itnttfinpet. IS lit iebr an empfebs
len. in Die nnsepfliisten Stopelieloer
neutrality-suspicious. 5u iden. mos
riiber ia OH oieier SteQe ibon ofters
Die Hepe aeipeien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24
Bon Der Shafweibc.

Shafe iolteu firth in Der SaiIon
9elhorcn lperoen. oamit lie niht
bon Der Siee 3i leioen bralid9en.
Man seitdtte Sdafen nidt. iid pos
8erumlpanoern an5ugepobncn. Sas
ben iie Die llniitte crit cinntal an
lid. 10 lit lie linen nidbt mebr abs
5ubringen. Wtan lalie Shufe nie
mdbrenp zines fnlten Hesens I'M
Sreien. Seuhte @eioen iino iir
Sfafe uno Sdmnler ungeimnb. Sir
Shafiueioen iolen oarrm bober ges
le9ene trofene @esenoen gerrdblt
lperben. Wenn Mutterihaien lire
Sdmmer fortgenommen ncrpeu. lpas
ten e~ritere elm paar Gage binourdb
tdglid ourh Nusmelfen bon Der
ilbcrtliiiIisen Iilh beireit ipercen.
Verldlmt man pas Iusmelten, 10
beaebt man niht ulr cine 5bicrs
duGlerei. lonbern risfirt aud1 Die
beS Mlitterihafes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24

Yer Vebrer brin9t ben fIeinen "
9sGsS hiiseu Die Shreibweile Der
9auptiporter folseuoermaBen bel:
allies. mas man ieben fam. ihreibt
man groB. dlio 3. .. Der Gid, Der
Shibl. Die 9nut uip." @eim Sifs
tati6reiben bittirt er inter Mnberem:
Der aleioeridrdnt". unn Elm fIeiner
Yfiiiifus idreibt bies der tleioer
S6raut". Ser 9ebrer fra9t ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24

Sm o&odenbauIener Sageblatt"
ftnbet It6 folgenoe An5eise: .Muf,
CUR Babl! @dbler. pdblt einitim>
mig Germ Safob @ie5l, benin berz
lelbe stbt folsenoes gum belten: 800
Otter Bein, 8 8ebbode, 2 Saianen.
q Salen. Solde 2eute miiiien in
Den @emeinberatb. benn Die lorsen
aud ii ibren Rdhften. Webs
rere 8iirger."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24
Die Sainnis GeutrnL hiete

Die Sainois Central bietet
berobecieste Munoreiie . Sobrpreiie
no6 peri6iebenen Yrnften i'm Nor.
ben, Siioen, Often mo @elten.
@enn Sic cine Heiie modem moaen,
10 menoen lie lid INN N1beres al,
ole Stoot i. Sidet Office Der Sai.
nois Central in Dubuque.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24

8aueruburihe (aif Der 2anbitrnBe
cine 9i9arre finoene) ~Su. 0iaS,
Dos mlaB Il feline 9isarr'n lei. %
rieht nnd VenSinl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24
Gs sibt nihts i6dbliheres

fir @efliisel. oils srelle Sonnenbibe.
Ntan fam es ia leiht beobaften.
pie Die in etuem Sofe e%iu9eiperrten
Sbiere lid bemiiben, ben brennenben
Sonneuitrablen arlsSnweihen; tpie
lie inter einem fleineu Hiiid,6en, an
cine @ano anaebriidt. Shatten ius
hen, aber oft niht s~eniisenb iinben
fonnen. Siibner. Ole im Sreien lid,
bepegeu fonnen. finben inter 8dlls
men, an OGDEN II. 7. 10. ihattige
Eldse genlig. Sir in einem Sofe
gebaltene Siibuer iolte aber cine
Ode burh Grrihtung cines Shuss
babes als ShattenplaB gum Nufs
entbalt fir Die beiBeite Sases5eit
eingerihtet merben. Sebr praftiih
miro es lid eripeiien. lpcun oas iiir
Siibner 10 n~otbtpenpige Snnobnb 9e>
rabe inter bieiem SGusbade angez
legt miro. Ser Sdno miro in Ser
Siee 9liibenb beiB uub Die Siibner
fonnen i'm nidt benrieen. Gin
Sanbbah inter elnem Shusbade lit
fiir Die Siibuer cine pabre @oblthat.
unb pirD iid). bn es CUR @eiunobcit
Der Sbiere beitrdgt. ais iebr niislih
erneilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24

Die Saubcn 6raid)en 5l ibrer
G%rnGbruno audi nnlf Sr"N '".N
Sul5. Mnn iiile ben llntcrias
emes groBen Slumengelhirra NM
reinem, ieinem SliBianb. pcrmenac
oielen nit Sol6 uno beaieSc oie
Miihung nit @nMer. Sicies lott
bos SolS auf, meldes Damn nit
Dem Snnbe beim Srcdnen cine
mldBia barte Mniie bileet. be-
lrcnn Swiifcn rcn Sano
nod Gin ipenis Salt semenst
miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24

"a 100 Efunb uub 1000 9fumo
Sepdratorenmilf1. Nad, ferneren
rs Sa9en. am "a. Wdr3, iuo0cn Die
Sfrpeine bel elmer 3unabme bon 500
Yflinp 1880 Yfunb; perfiittcrt ipas
ren IN Dem Seitabidnitte 2.534 Yfo.
gtaisfolben 81 80 Gents pro 100
Yfuno unb $40 Yfuub Separntorens
Mild. Naf peiteren 13 Sdaen. AM
6. Gpril. pertauite ih Die II
Shpeine; ouf Der Sabnlpage noacu
lie 1870 Yfurb. Sunabme 90 SiS..
uno Der Srtterperbrnld, . nod gez
lpefen 912 Efunb Waisfolben unb
260 Yfunb Separatorenmildl.
Sds Gr9ebniB fir meineu @eIos
bentel mar nun folsenpeS: Ginees
nommen fir bas Sotalgepidlt Der
Shfpeine $124.11 ODER pro 100 Bib.
Shpeinefleah $3.50, unb sfuur mad
Dem per5eitigen Iarftpreife. Sic
llnfolten paren2 1915 Yiuno Maisz
tolben, 1910; 5,676 Yfunb Nilf,
pro 100 Sfunb % Gents, $14.19;
Ginfaufslumme $4,000 ober 5otala
Guseaben $71.S9. Mein Heinertruo
belief iib alio auf 1922. Sierz
nah oenfe if. baB Serbnferfel IidJ
be3ablen.
8riiten Der Siibner ani benz Orb.
bpoen.
gs lit befannt. ba6 briitluitige
9ennen am liebiten auf freier @roe
Groe inter irsenp einem Stranf
ODER @ebiiid briiten uno baB Iolcbe,
9eiuobnlih aan3 beimlid beiperfitels
ligte 9ruten ben belten- grtraa bas
ben. @leih giinitise Grfolgs ipers
BEN bel Dem 9eipDbnlihen 8rutpers
fabren in Heitern ielten er5iclt. mas
etn5ig uno allein baber fommt, bar
oas innere. inter Der @ieri1ale be-
finblihe Sduthen ourh Die Sruts
iudrme formli6 persamentartig sus
lamn,entrodnet, 10 baB baS lhpade
8iihlein ni6r inn Stanoe lit, es
our65uitoBen, folglih eritiden miiS.
Sielem llebelitnnoe ab3ubelien, pens
bet mar berihiepene Wittel an; man
legt gum geiipiel frii6 a~bgeitohenen
Halen III oas Nelt inter bas Strpb
ooer beiprsnst Die gier 5ulpeilen nit
lalem @ai1er. Sas iiherite Mittel
beitebt aber BARN, bab man einfdf
Die Natur nuhabmt uub in ciuer
u%nseoielten Sfeune. einem Sduppen
ODER lonlt aeIdiieten Haume einige
Sddnfelr Sroe ~aufsrdbt. ettpds
Strob ooer Sen in Die C%efinung
legt nno Die Ger barauf alisbrcitet.
Sur6 Die Der @rbe inneipobnenbe
Seuhtiefeit miro Die N%ustrodnung
ees erlpdbnten 0dut1ens perbinoert
ino Die unterlegten Ger merbcn.
penn iiberbaupt befrlhtet. lid)er
ausfommen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

cecdinEs. bo brought forth q small
board nailed on o Iona stake. and pad
died oni into the harhor. THE tide
was out. go be- carried Die outfit
Ions ways from shore, Then he puaH-
ed TIE stake Into the mud. 90 that
The plank was about two inchoa 40
der water Just above the plank. aud
foatlng on the surface. be- fastened
g Eond sized FISH, Then be- c4mC
ashore. and we waited results Pres
emily a biz pelican came sailing along
and spied che bait with a auddna
closing Of wings be- dropped Ike
hoi from thc sky. striking headhfHi
0glnsi lhc plank samho brought hlm
I'm e Few moments later bite neck bro
Zen. Killed Instantly wanted nn ca
Hle. hui got a pelican
Tomorrow is. manyhna
take the train for San Pedro. where
our saddle and pack mules and OUTFITS
must ho englge1 Tor a trip across The
continent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

Now. 90 this climate. you are con
hdont ihnf you would put ln a little
more time .n sleeping. a tribe less .n
eating aud the biggest part of two
thirds OF the balance in enjoying "a fow
ut the many blessings scattered
around yon Your 0nloymen, would
uoi be- maued ln The least by the fact
chat you do not have 90 work Co pro.
cure these blessings 30 stubborn
soil io til. no sowing or roaplng You
iuai get some one to pick your fruit
Tor sou while son try and ind time 10
ear on. shall never be- able 90 dee
scribe to sou The delicious languor
which steals over mo nt nIon each
day The roseaio atmosphere cot tho
opium eaters dream seems tn euyoi-
opc you ard you fam back in your
hammock swinging under the palms.
la2ily contemplating The graceful rnss
ascending from you 0lFar Then With
eyes hall closed the hum az dronlng
Insects IN youf ear YOU las your plans
Tor tomorrow, and mind YOU. always
Tor tomorrow Nuu lefi the land Of
Now with its turbulent strife. iis frtt
and TON and this IS Tomorrow land
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
ChAS. x. JACK,ON Is HERE
WRITING Up NEE MEXICO
W. r. HEARST PROPOSE TO
GIVE HoMEsEEkER TRu CON.
plTloNs m SOUTHWEST m
NEW YORK JOURNAL.

w. a. Hearst is preparing TO give
New Mexico some honest advertising
ln bis New York Journal Cor the pur-
pose uf giving eastern hOmcHeekers
tie truth concerning some of the
inducements the southwest offers 20
hunefcekara 20 DO tails Chas. ~.
Jackson. stan correspondent and apo-
clui writer for the Iournpl Is now
stopping al tho Alvando AR. jack
son @ the dnpper llttle man seen out
az the ice plant this morning la "a
shirt waist with a kodak,
My work viii be purely doscrlp-
tive said Mr. Jackson this morning.
"it ls Sir Hearts, purpose 20 give
che ensterncr n true idea OF what the
west has tu oiior M tho way Of o field
Tor the homeseCker You have as
nice a little city here as one can dnd
anywhere ! have been in Texas along
the line uf she Southern Pacific rail-
way and am now covering territory
adjacent 20 the Santa fa"
Many newspaper readers especial
ly readers OF the New York Journal.
VIII remember the name OF Chas Is
Jackson appearing at The head of
many articles from the FAR east on
The hussnInpancse war Mr. Jack
son and Jack London. the Native son
author of ihp "gau Of the wild were
the Journals correspondents during
the war Al che close OF the war Mr
Jackson and Mr. london made q trip
Through india. Those who have read
when Love Was King viii rcmom-
Der the author hn Marguerite Doyle
Jackson who d the hotier half of the
Journal correspondent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

The plan BE- 90 tense the island from
honduras frlYE out fit sauallnrs.
ana then, by the expenditure ul mill
lions make this the American Monte
Carlo OF course. tharels little said
as yet about M ne h.g proposition.
hW Honduras needs money. ana some
wears ago made proposals. hooking go
just such "a scheme no the lottery peu.
pie. lnaaCcn would make one uf the
most attractive winter resorts in che
world. n is rcachoi hy short voy
axe from New York. ana its charms
once known % would become very
popular
Viewed as 20 D. Today au emerald
gem iu an opalescent sea. Do ls diiHcult
Go cunluro up a modern civilization
here. 90 believe that fhp strains 0f
Banda Rosea Of che thrilling song 81
new Patti viii replace tho piping
cues from the white faced monkeys
spnng'ng from tree TOP Go tree fon
fet o. D. not impossible that where
huw gleam the alckerius ligm Of a
pitch pine torch the shadows OF night
will ho dlsppllod by myr|ads az cleo
trlc lights The mud novels will give
way lu stately celacCs and tho naked
wretch who nos resides within these
wales of emerald lovellneas hia mind
sin clouded with the supersttlona
pi the dark ages. Will vanish before
The advent 81 the onlishienment and
beauty Of the twentieth century. And
woman, lovely woman lu diamonds
and inces and other things. Win re-
place the sad eyed woman upnu whose
uncovered hreat sleeps a naked child.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
woMEN IN susINass ~.

Na' one woman zen thousand
tases employmeu for Waros without
reservation ln favor % marriage.
when The right man lupnens % come
her Nay says tae Detroit Free Press.
Not one woman Ia Cen thousand %
che army Of wage carriers expects 90
PASS her l'fc in that CAPACITY She
has therefore little 0r no incentive 20
advance norsclf to position Of re.
spnaiDle trust and corresponding uee.
lulaeas. WnercaE tho young man who
takes emulOymfff does go iu the OK.
pecintna of making himself more
and always morn useful 90 the inter.
e1i Dr. serves until be raachcs the
helgdt of his possibilities Right here
indeed d Tho heart Of the mystery
n d an auci0nt but brutal cpiFam
that "thfrc "a 10 frleuNahlr n bdai
ness. The same a true ol sentiment
The prcliminanot to TIE taking Of
ihs school census oi hernaiill1 cOuutg
htfe been be9nn hy the sending out
OF blanks hv Me superintendent. Prof
s. D. sffOnp. who SAYS every person.
nnMarfied. between The uFfa III 3 ana
81 wlli not be- overlooked OF c0unie 90
twice tui Wiil certainly BE- counted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
{. N. FINK. DREAMER
GIVES e. PAso HERALD ne.
MARKABLE COLLECTION or
PICTURESQUE FALSE STATE.
MgNTs.

Bauu Munohausab had better re-
Wait The scenes of earth and look 20
DIS laurels One n " Fink whoever
that MAY be- threatens 90 rival him
in vivid and picturesque fiction. on
Monday socorro Waa honored with
ihc presence of FnE Ffnk went 60
NJ Faso and gave Pho Herald og that
city uu Interview from which a fnw
gems are here reproduced with COM
mont The Socorro "couri house o.
mnss of ruins Absolutely and
totally false While was in So
Zorro eai.nr ai tho Wukior hotel. a
shock knocked the wall of the dining
room ont Absolutely false again
'When irled iu walk &c was luai Ike
iho Ground rising up Jg meet my feet q"
Probably true Other visitors in So
zorro have beer seen ~ walk under
Che same hullncinail0u bot they have
usuaiiy found accommodation an the
calahoDso "rWo-thlfls ol the houses
lu town are cracked and tumbiing
down Eylndenriy not BALI so badly
cracked Hs FlnA. and certainly
sight stead.er GA their under
plnnlns Great 81 Mr Fink socorro
chlefialn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
OFFICIAL MATTERS
THREE MORE COMPANIES ORGAN
izE AND Fills INCORPORATION
PAPERS.


The foliowlue articles of laCorp-ra
ton have been filed lu iko 00lCc OF
D ST. Reynolds. SECRETARY of ine ter
ritory
The Mlchlsan and New Mexico Miu.
ius company with principal place ol
bnslreas nf C1rrizozD. Lincoln county
Now Mexico The object cf the com.
psny ~ the developing and operation
ct petroleum and natural gas wells. in
addition 90 a general mining business
Total authorized capital stock, 81 .O00-
600 divided into shares 81 9i each of
which 100000 "a subscribed The
names OF the lncornorafors and their
pea'oaloe addresses are: william A.
Mclfgra Carrlzozu. y. AZ irving New
tom Chicago. no.. Henry l.. Mildon
ishpemIug Mich. Charles W. Jarvis.
lsapOmlnR Mich and Joseph Mli, holi.
nenson Mlcn
The western Slope live stock com.
pary. principal Office DO Aztec San
Juan ,ouuty. New Mexico. Tho term
of ~ tftcurC 10 this company De- nHy
ycotA iho total authorized C3pitni
gatI0n o. gln0uoO shares being ai che
nar gplue of Al Cacn. The company
VIII commence business with $1,000
The object s iO ralso. huy and sell
horses sheep cattle. mules goats.
hogs and other live stock. also go
eroN grain hay peas. beans. and
other feed and forage crops Thc ia.
cofnoraI0rs and their addresses are,
" Con- hiacg. Aztec. J h. ~ Buuc,
Aztec. uenry r.. Henry aztec.
THE recos Valley Immigration com.
MANY Tfhf. ..ftf.uuftU st.flf Inns unH
sell lend Tor culonizlng purposes and
tho principal 0nlce viii be- located at
Carlsbad Eddy county New Mexico.
Tho capita, is placed ai $4,000. but
tho comnany win begin 90 $4,000. The
incorporates are Charles H. Mclean
'Aeu Carlsbad. n M Francis O..
Tracy Carlsbad. N. a.; William h.
Allison Carlsbad A. N.