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" WAS NOT
 THIS 0'NEAE.
Woman Assaulted Had Sane Name. But Lives in Diiierent Eocalitt
 oi the City.

Because she happens to possess the same name as the laIz who Was as- saulted 90 mYsterieusl7 several nights ago, Mrs. I. T. 0'Neal. residing Oh East Twelfth avenue. has been sub iected 10 untold annoyance on the part ot wel=meanine. but misled friends
 To make matters wor~a the first an- nouncement ill the paper of the as- sault gave East Twelfth avenue as , thc location of the assaulted woman s home
 Ms. ]. T. O,Neal, the lady who was found bound. gagged and unconscious at neishbor's homo, resides at 1115 West Barraqae. She moved here from Genjralia. H.. about eight months ago. The other Mrs. ONeal is the wife os 2 promiuaas cen racJor. who is now in CalffotH4 fa9 tde benefit eG his healfb
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N INTERESTING DI>Cl S>I8N iN- DiIGEn IN BY PEDAf.0Gt E>
 Ot PINE BIIFF.
They feIi the Reasons Tor lacA Mental Development in
 Children.

Tge tesseae#= :.ss e.Ha EH#-H
 ao2H was perhaps one Of interesting aaa aoG.aa. aaes
 have ever he'd. P.5=s-as gae-aa Was tho leaiee. and addressed ,aa teachers a4 TeacA4- Ma asHaz.az .Ha Grammar schoa. Pupils
 r# geaerl1 d.sca steH f51 .l5 1sz saas a1 =ze= =sJ5ieee, Causes I.-at Taaa=.J Ea.ad Mental ueal t.Hsaz a Children Eacz -s.a5..s. aa 9= qfassed 5o furnish t.laee .e.5a5..=. 1ae discussion Id =sa zEa expression U opinions 5ah 3useees..s- aaa .a= s.sue#.aFe. Tae e3aseasa5 a= a.4.z.Qa among the ceaeAees seeale3 D se e..ss ,aa paed0utLaztn- c,yuse aH 1a ra- taediHs Of the eA:fds tzetfa5 desstaa= me4t aas phssieaH aeakaezs some Kind or another. Qrea=.n4azeeHea l. sports and pleasures va ass.-lz. as another principal reason. a.4e o= rha teachers referring b taa eali-r s&,-- ing fad The lack of p9ape. aes.z e. eouraeemeat vas also naMa5
 An# #inte#essin@ aetaiI=a5 ta= disesrs= sion came when oae e= teachers declared tIlat inc ereate~ peGes1z= ase Of failures occurred ..I the !. grade and aHons the tses#zs.lasz5 h. abe former tl.e box waz laying aside his t9Bs and marbles f8a fo0.ba. and baseball Ha said. while .a= ssae latter
 his failure was attributable Q the Eaez 1hat he Was be2iunine = .a5Hk saaea at sWee.heasts than books
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,,,,, KNIGHTS OF colt MBl . rtFcT OFFICERS FOR THE
 FORTHCOMING YEAR.
,a lmportant Ses>ion oi the New Dr. ganizatien Was Held Last
 Friday Ni@at.

F.idag night q new sOesae>. effect. {. aagma4ent organization za th.s c.-E, 2 council Of the Knieats q Columbus. -,2r.ag for iEs numbc. l35.
 ra.s organization is the eoas1m4a- -taa a. | meeting hell some weeks as2 by some prominent citizens oi P.aa Bluff, when it Nas decided eha- an organization would he s4aa ..5l function and create q ngaea "a .e55.al relation among eae G.lsaalics=al .le city Of which denomination a Applicants must be before the aza ,onsidered eligible to uam5esshaa. nan of Little Rock cal.e down to tbs a3r4 of fLet1e Rock cane down s9 sais o..F on November 1S aud i4itiata1 aa5.a number iael workings o1 .s order. and Frida. azhts work e5as.s5ea chiefly n t9se= election q es- acats and completion os a'aa- aos ..4.age work.
 The stated lime Of Hle ing &..t be tie second and fourth #elaez#i4ss af aaeh month.
 The aa3eess e.se.ed= F. as.e
 f.. .}a=%-
 5ram Knight j. k 4Hi1..
 DpaH Grand knts s5-fteg V
 F5raFe al =Secretars John batiMsa
 Recd aing secFeea eaHz-kaox S.zz=I
 GHaneellon- GarteH 3late
 Lse ring sils-Isf2ak= =I'l=...
 IH1 .Guard-.Ioe t,aE.
 0#ef Guard Sy lFas5z
 -easttrer-M Donatan.
 ustees-John KefTia ' yeaes N Walsh = zearsl [ s.ltl.yaf = yaars1
 AardeH-I8e Cook.
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THE NEWS G)F
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4se i.eeaIIe 4eaias =..5.54@ fH:4 t44o Cotton
 seel tefzfe t,ita 
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 aE r a Hfa a#t e4a.oa 2e4
 Hai=ee ssH "eaaaf f E Eu# from Little Iae -as oa saa- a 5aeHs or aa1toa "a. She starts n o8 LeH lae5Fn t4ia ameli aely af- r4 5jt5fostH. Q h5H earso  reach Pin 9'
 #H a ofeea
  5taHN However sf## as9Ha40 a3rt hara Mon lT Wr 70 of colon arf
 taa ,aalaea ft beea Iid 8a fas affs. i5 n99 aaa VII make Uni a<t aeaaav ar TH8fadaE.
 Ttea aeW steel hull steamer a. 5. Brown. recently pacehasad ae 't-ts- burg, Pa. will not be pnt CT t''a AraEnsas riTtt run, but Ni2 aiV between Nambais and viel' @r1 viii start on her 7''@- next Wednesday,
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MT AND ORGANIZED TIE TEACHERS MEET AN NSOEN NEGRO
AAN0AS THE CITIZENS N THE WESTERN PORTION 0F
 THE CITY.
i Number oi Ladies Frightened bi the Neero. Who De@aaied
 ~omctIina ta Eat.

\ ue5Ho 6aeH eeeg=4I some eNe5ae |. zIc il t4s Ms E4z=.4z# E'a.1.lT a. e.Haoa 6E 9aiu4 f.9a taa* .9 h2az and. ta all Iasol name 4e44a. .lz something ta e4z He te.sare4s. q 4aMaar of ladies by bis s2aciQez aa=l inc rol5ea depaszs3 ss- W9s as. He5. However. 5z- the time oLIiezrz a
 #ea aa fHe seana=4.a ne94o 64 G5saa9aarad Ula all efforts 19 2. cax=r as WhareaboaH aaezei fGstse#
 a@ eiti2sfl-# #a5 r#s#g=sf ea=i H.s5 aeea annoyed tH man, MS =a- -53@tt he4roe- aai #e.Hiaf- 1T Polio St=Vaa# i determined ta a5z | s#e9 ta ii aad a!f 9H1 zaeaz taa= cA5et also Eaaw Ina #aaa a5femHi- :I=7..s.#a aa sa!#m= aaGl faa Fea- ..a of IE 4Uae.Id @az as P etl tha6thQs will bas sa.t sad= =al al- tHza. annoyance
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Elects Officers
 Tuesday Nighi

Jefferson lodge No 224 ' c o@ F. will meet in lb. Iod2e room n- tie Pine City lodge Tuesday fieas and will hold its annual eie=ti9n of oficefs. Arraagamentz will also f iuadc= to secure d nall tu leHt Eeal. and ii is probable that Dart of tfa ad armeat bHldne #fa. a- les-a f4am iha Pine CifT od4t
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TIE REBE:KAHS
aisT!aEIts ELECTED Ha THt. HOtsAI. LODGE Ai sA#-
 (EnA Gl.iTlNt3.
Ncelia2 X.1las Cave Been Changed ta >,ss..lA =laei lzaIisth Saturday,
 s.fz.a3f Ieefil.

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 a.ae aeyH5a4 Ra=s eaaH4ed so 65. ta #a fea@5a saf=zs5.lT# #nf41ae =#.4=H 5.anth TtI@ t,o6aaaT#= a1ss b=aaa0..1.a a5 fha leading fea4es ia#tbe state atFa Graphic &lsae- tHe t3die# 'He 4e55 aiahes1 tfreszse of ~Haa
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HON. E. |. HERRING
 \ PROMINENT VISITOR.

Hon B. L. Herring was prominen' visitor 10 the city Saturday while eI route from Rison to his home at War ren. Mr. Herring is the popular pros ecutins attorney Of his district an( has been in attendance on the circuir court at Rison, where he made 3 brilliant record as prosecutor.
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{ $ z z 70
!. A .3bplin@ Yersrs C. Brock @al tt@ sf3l vi ba.aa..,. Suit
 jH firefiif Gout

IH rent 8iu l.
 @ 8p aiass E#ee#2az Eaz daaa Wa5 rlI55g. eLI9a.5 z94= sa5artla. at#sHt5aa and Fazul#ea 9aa srdie# of 4-aa aoI=5l ffaiaf6G
 fha Iazaez5 ia=fa==4a#4= 4aefe Taylor and lone #a4 tf= plaintiff and s9Hsast Heca z1lf 5a3 Miller fol=the defendant
 4i6s eas5 briefly taId is sa9sgaa- uaHiz .eIIow= 46oa. Two years ago >aftas 0ao then lzsd ia Glant s9aHsE. 5ougbI : span Of ha.aes From l3rock4a. @d gave baa= conditional Ho9= 4 payment
 N hen tas= =uosss 6acaae dae and nat haxil,a heard gsea =t83lia@, Mir HfoeA@a> scat U man to Grant count to =lool=him- mp and aseer- taiaed hat h. mad noyed to tnion count Thinking tn notes wera as good as mortgage. A'r Brock way instituted criminal proceeding a&ainst ApplinG, which 0pon being hro1shi 10 =trial was dismissed
 #Apflia2 then fnstifH1ed suit gains Mr BrookWav with above restilt 4 motiea for ae4 trial  uilI ba heard hs Ju5@a Gt.4e4 Mon '8a matHia4.
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ARE NEARLY READY
.tiiis NTN COTTON EftT SHOTS WII.i SOON BEN ePFRN-
 ZION
Nee Machinery k tlitiu4 Daily
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 inc hia 1ge#6.5 5m7 ylf5gl MO a1aa i# tHH depaegmeat 5n 5g#ez oa@H 3ezt Jzrida5 affef ssao sa3= azca=a. fhe#eNpzala#aa. II5a soaaaas The pnm9 oeea H=zs Heafrtoafa | nit= twaaf fsa fa@ fHs aefare et t.4e Aoat. a=l eHaiHa fge hours afzer Ha
 4e=staHd pip. ahieif ,saia HzI.s==s fas5 h54h. W4s a1erffo@fH- F wasJ.#aal 6z aeJ3aI 5es6 HIa =.ao salons per doHr were ben thrown into fhe stand pipe bs A. i powerful fFrss#afe.
 T.eFI. ia =eTae5. silH;1=6l9#ad# #oI5 th 5zalensc shops i4 5@ja2 laGfied i aHzi eiRatfaa of q haaTf tratiic. l the frei4if ca.= department leu ae1 ears afe under course of eeastfat Jfo1, while tWo tracks are fuil c ea4s aWaitin2 repairs.
 Seven coaches. iaeladias 9a 5zDlXie aTe 0ndeIsolas | seHe@ overhaaHn4 ill the paint shops an some of them will bo placaa in se Tlec next week iheTe ara ais seven day coaches m yafioas ztag' of repair in tho coach shops.
 In the boiler department thei aIe five locomotives that afa bell , remodeled and sapplied with ne drivers and tenders.
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 He leaves a wife and one child, 70 whom the Graphic extends sym batht and condolence.
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Will Elect
 Offices Monday

Jefferson Iod4l Na 9IH N c. t. N. Will hold . mes3i9s4 adonda} nfeht for the pas3asz ot=eteefiAs ef- teers lor tne foItHe9mf4S year and t6e transaction of otheIs iHBer1aat business. Al. mem8ets ale urged 10 he present.
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Are Having
 Cars uestibuled

Tae Citizens Light and Tran4l company wi.I soon ha< aj c. it's eal's= =Yes1ibaied. agaesl ol te ears are HON being worked OF 4ni HiiI he ituft ter service fa "
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,MI,Ti.RA ItEpHisstl
SHOWS IN4I.iz.}>l, |,

fhe reporJ ot Syzton Barton ot ne ecmete1, for he month oi Nc eenlber showed tIs9. the receipts turing tha month ss eded the 4- penditlJnes ny 254. .5a instead if lefci as first reported.
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Prairie Addition

haz .aa4e. a- #a.H8tg a fH5 t15a e1 ag lat. bHe within 9 &l let
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 znff maaa. 2a n mar he Asia= eser Gitiz#a4 ban Second eess. eeruer Pine etreet
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s4fff T. TO ADVERTISERS.

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See Robt. IngersoII

He pays cash for R. R. tickets.
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J.. w. White and family came in
last night from Mason Texas for a
visit with ]. P. White and family, Mrs
Hodges and other relatives. They
will remain here for an extended visit
The ladies of the Social Circle of
the Southern M. E. Church will meet
with Mrs. Frank N. Brown Thursday
morning to spend the day sewing.
All members are requested to be
present.
Miss Velma White returned last
night from a three months visit in
Memphis, Texas, and was accompan-
led home by ner sister Miss Emma
White, who teaches there and is in
Roswell TO ia visit.
Judge J. H. Hill arrived last night
from Sherman, Texas for an extended
visit with his son, Lucius DiHs. Judge
Dills was here some months ago and
was so greatly pleased with the coun-
try he fastened his return.
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For Highway Down the Valley.

The Commercial Club intends to
take up in a few weeks ne matter of
getting a highway built all the way
down the valley. The first step will
be to get the county commissioners
to lay it out and decide its route and
then the club will see the farmers
relative to getting them to help in
grading n leveling the road. The
turnpike will be ornamented with
trees afterward and it will eventually
become a Lovers Lane" The plan
is to get the turnpike to Hagerman
first, then to Lake Arthur, then to
Artesia and finally to Carlsbad. Pres
ident G.. A. Richardson, Secretary j.
A. Graham and Harold Hurd are the
committee in charge of the affair.
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Notice to Contractors.

The undersigned will receive bids
at their Office until II NJ, Saturday,
August 18th, 1906, for the erection
and completion of a two-story brick
and stone building situated on the
corner of 9Th and Richardson ave.
in the City of Roswell, for The Wool
verton Commercial School Co, ac-
cording to plans and specifications
now On file in our office.
All bidders will be required to ac-
company their bid with a certified
check for n hundred dollars ($1O0)
made payable to the order of w. T.
Woolverton, as a guarantee that they
will enter into contract and approved
bond within ten days f10) from date
of being awarded the contract.
The owner reserves the right to
reject any or all bids. Alta.
j. M. NELSON & CO.,
Architects.
August II, 1906,
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Drilling Machine is Loaded.

The officers of the Home Oil Com
pany have received word from the
Parker Drilling Company that they
have most of the machinery loaded
for shipment to n Roswell oil fields.
They are building the derrick and the
remainder of the machinery will be
shipped il a few days. This is the
company that will drill the prospect
hole for the Home Oil Company.
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LOST Heart shape pearl pin, with
diamond center Finder a at
Record office and receive reward.
Lost, a heart shape pearl pin, with
diamond in center. Finder leave at
record ofice and receive reward.
LOST Collie dog; answers to name
of Beauty" $500 reward for re-
turn to j. E. Stone, phone ISL
four rings. 41tf
LOST A mans coat, gray mixture,
between NJ. L. Pierce's farm and
tne p%ostoffice, August 18th. Return
and receive reward to Robert
Beers, or Walton's Studio. If
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Furnished front oom,
well ventilated, 113 South LEA ave
40t3*
FOR RENT Desirable room at
rear of q. s. Market in Record
Block. Apply q. S. Market 1871
FOR RENT Nice front room, man
and wife, or two ladies' preferred
No sick. 210 West Walnut. 42t2*
FOR RENT nice five DON house
at reasonable terms, 215 East 3rd
4 street. Call at Kemp Lumber Co.
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All kinds of money to loan
on good real estate security.
Carlton 6 Bell, No. 3O3 n. Main.

Some special bargains In Main
street property, improved and unim-
proved.-Carlton & Bell.
Bob Ingersoll went to Hagerman
yesterday on one of his periodical Wis
it's. He will return soon.
w. M. Hurst is expected tonight for
q visit with his daughter Mrs. B.
Hurst and to look after business
Jewell Dycuss arrived last night
from Fort Worth for a business visit
with his aunt, Mrs. C. M. Mayes.
w. A. Stewart, the railroad special
agent from Amarillo came in this
morning from Carlsbad on a business
visit.
Miss Epsie Walden, of Dallas, who
lily, went to Hagerman last night to
attend a lance
We will give you lower prices on
abstracts than any one. Our abstract
books are complete and up TO date
Carlton & Bell.
Miss Francis Shea and her cousin,
Miss Clara Kennelley arrived this
morning from Dallas for a visit with
Mrs. z. F. Deem.
R. S. Craven came up from Artesia
this morning to spend the day look-
ing after business. He met many old
friends while here.
Mrs. O.. S. Warren, of Silver City.
came in yesterday morning from Ar
tesla and left yesterday on the auto
mobile for her home.
Miss Pearl Newman left this NOR
ing for her home in Portales She has
been here a month visiting her cousin
Mrs. Sallie Overman.
]. 1. Young, who was in charge of
the Commissary department at the
Hondo reservoir, left this morning on
a pleasure trip DO Itasca, Texas.
Mrs. Claude Llewellwyn Drake, rep
resenting the Carlsbad Current, came
up this morning to spend a few days
looking after business interests.
Miss Hettie Elicit left last night on
her return to her home in Moorings-
port, La, after a three months visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Winston and other
friends.
Mrs. Frank Mcdaniel. Mrs. Irwin
Nowlan and their guests. Mr.. and Mrs
w. III. Earnest, of Quincy. Ill, left
last night ON a two days trip to
Carlsbad.
G. E. MCGOWAN and wife, of Hon
moth, Ill, who nave been here seeing
the country. left asst night for Ell
Paso. They were delighted with the
Pecos Valley.
The billiard room at the CONNER
cial Club has undergone renovation.
The billiard and pool tables have
been given new coverings and are in
hns condition again.
Encourage home industry by pur-
CHASING your harness and saddles OF
Amonett, the manufacturer and deal
ar In horse furnishings. Fine bolts
ana shoes made 70 order.
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Want County to Buy Grader.

President G. A. Richardson, Secre-
tary j. A. Graham and Harold Hurd
have beer appointed. a committee
from the Commercial Club to call on
the county commissioners and request
them to buy a grader for the use on
the of The county. The club
believes that it will be a saving for
the county to own a grader of its
own
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5 LOCAL NEWS. :

NJ. Parks left this morning for Chi
cago.
e.. F. Deem went to Hagerman last
night on business.
w. F. Brown went to Artesia last
night on business.
Nola Oliver went to Artesia last
night on business.
D. A. Majors will appreciate your
trade. Shop 2O3 E. End. 29t15. Z
]. N. Akin went to Acme this morn
ing on a short business visit.
J.. M. Porter came up from Lake Ar
thur this morning on business.
Blue print maps of the Roswell oil
fields at Carlton & Bells Office. tt
]. L.. Johnson went to Artesia and
Carlsbad last night on a business trip
J. M. Porter came up o Lake Ar
thur this morning on a business visit.
w. S. Kilgour, of the Smoke House
went to Carlsbad last night on a pleas
ure trip.
S. w. Holder was here today on his
way to Kansas in search of home
seekers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jodie Zumwalt went
out on the Berrindo yesterday on a
fishing trip.
Miss Mary Greenlee returned this
morning from a visit of several days
in Artesia.
D. A. Majors has been in he val
ley five years., n his shop trade is
still increasing. 29t15
Walkers Dry Goods and Trimmings |
at half price.-Makin's secondhand
store for bargains. Aft
A fine 800 acre farm, plenty Of wa
ter, to exchange for Roswell proper
ty.-Carlton & Bell.
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The Democratic central committees
Of the respective counties are reques-
ted to hold primaries and county con-
ventions at the earliest date possible,
to the end thai full representation
from every county may be in attend
ance at said convention.
All Democrats and citizens irres-
pective of past party afffiation, who
believe in an honest and economical
administration OF public affairs are
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requested to participate in said pri-
maries, and to send representative cit
liens of the respective counties as
delegates to said convention.
Attest: j.. H. CRIST,
CHAS. F. EASILY, Chairman.
Secretary.
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Classified "Ad5.'
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Fresh milk ows st.
John Bros, City. 4ztf
FOR SALE CHEAP 375 feet of
new 4-in. galvanized pipe.-George
henderson E. Bland st. 38tf
FOR SALE At a bargain, $50 ac-
res unimproved land 81 Roswell
Address P. o. Box 525, Roswell.
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Call For Democratic Convention
New Mexico.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Aug. 10, 1906

Santa Fe, N. NJ, Aug. 10, 1906,
Pursuant to instructions of the
| democratic central committee of New
Mexico, at it's meeting held in this
city on the 9th instant a delegate con
vention of the democrats of this ter
ritory is hereby called to be held in
the city of Santa Fe, New Mexico, on
| Wednesday, the 18th day of Septem-
Der, 1906, at the hour of 10 O'Clock a.
M, on said day, for the purpose of
nominating a democratic candidate
for delegate to the 18th Congress of
the United States, and for the transac
ton of such other business as may
come before said convention.
The various counties of the terri
tory are entitled to representation in
said convention as follows:
County. Delegates.
Bernallilo -. -. 49,. : 49, 4
ChaVes -. -. - - - III
Colfax ...... -. $50. -. 100. =
Dona Ana 49,. ...... .....-- :. 8
Eddy ...... -...-. ...- -..--- - q
Grant -....... 1890. $500. --.-1o
Guadalupe 1890. -. -. -.
Lincoln .....--. $500 ......-. :. 3
Lund " q
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Bugs Cost s2os. 600. 900.

Statisticians Of the department Of
agriculture announce that the chnch
bug annually destroys crops valued at
S60,00OOO0; that the grasshopper eats
up S5O,O0O.OO0 worth, the Hesslan ny
S4O,OO0O0O. the corn root worm, the
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