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eepted and a vote of thanks rendered the cimmittee
 A paper was then read by MT. W. A. Bogart of Passaic, N. J.. on "The Benefit to the Customer. if the General Contrac- tor were Eliminated as a Factor"
 This paper brought forth much discus sion' Messrs. Black Beatue, Stiles, Elan igan, Romers.. Butterwork, Van Sickle, Shay Baxter, Black and Mott spoke on the question.
 On motion a committee of five was ap- pointed to take the paper under consld- eration and frame a suitable resolution on the subject The motion was car ried.
 Mir. Holland brought resolution from the New York State association favoring the adoption of resolution to eliminate from the association dealers who send samples of wall paper to house owners
 Following this resolution, a motion was made to adjourn, and at 5 p. m. the first day of the convention closed to meet this morning at 10 o'clock
 Carriage Ride.
 In the afternoon the wives and daugh- ters of the delegates under the auspices of the ladies' auxiliary committee were taken for drive through the city. The party left the Hillman hotel about 2;15. It required thirty coaches to convey the ladies on the trip. Each carriage, which was gaily decorated, contained besides the visitors, one local lady who acted guide. s7o In the evening the delegates were guests of the local organization at informal smoker, which was held In city hall. Refreshments were served a pleasant evening was spent in intr tions and renewing old friendships
 Boys Band.
 A feature of the day was the n the Boys Industrial School band.
 A great feature of the convent hall of exhibits, adjoining the hall. In this room industri it's or every description are. on and many or the booths present ome appearance. There are in all Lhree exhibitors, introducing pain ishes leads, brushes and many oti ,sories to the painting trade. The IS open to the general public, and ors are made to feel at home fir moment they enter the room. beautiful souvenirs were distribu' .rday
 up to late hour la delegates were still arriving, ano stated bv one of the committee attendance would be greater thar expected. At 2:30 D. m. today itors will be taken for a trolley )ugh the city and the suburbs. st the furnaces at Ensley
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To Give Ball.

The Young Mems Hebrew association will give it's first annual masquerade ball at Gelders' hall Thursday evening next.
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Resolutions Introduced.

was received and referred to the auditing committee.
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MASTER PAINTERS CONVENTION
 IS ACCORDED WARM WELCOME

Continued from Fifth Paee)
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Mrs. Robert Tooms Clayton and her lit- tie son, Robert Toombs Clayton, Jr., will leave on Thursday for Carrolton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-14
EVENTS YESTERDAY
 IN SOCIAL WORLD MT. Shelby CulIom Gives Cotil- lon at His Country House SOME SOCIETY NOTES Mrs. Gordon Harrlson's Reception for Mrs. T. G. Bush, Jr.
 Some Valentine
 Events.
SOME SOCIETY NOTE S

MT. Shelby Cullom of Birmingham gave cotillon on Monday evening at the Cul- lom country house near Huntsville. His guests of honor were the members of the Nine O'Clock Cotillon club of Huntsville. The occasion was a brilliant one. The Cullom country estate Is quite large one. and the old brick residence where MT. and Mrs. Edward Northcroft Cullom spend their summers is an ideal place for en- tertaining MT. Shelby Cullom spends most of the time on the estate and is very much interested in scientific farming.
 Mrs. Thomas Greene Bush, Jr., who is in Savannah, the guest of Mrs. W. Gordon Harrison. is being delightfully."- entertained. Among the events in her honor was large reception given by Mrs. Harrison yesterday, and as Savannah is very gay preceding Lent, Mrs. Bushs name appears in many of the dinner and reception lists.
 The wedding of Miss Augusta Frances Donaldson and MT. Lewis Randolph Dor HIS VIII Idhe pldce lfllS iihb eNN n o'clock at the brides home. It will be quiet one and the ceremony will be per formed by the Rev. Dr. J. T. Beard MT. Doris and his bride will leave immedi- ately after the ceremony for their future home in Nashville.
 Miss Marion T. Winter has returned to Montgomery
 Mrs. L. A. Prim is in New York.
 MT. and Mrs R. E. Smith are in Mont gomery, the guests of Mir. and Mrs. B. J. Clements.
 Mrs Robert Tooms Clayton and her It, tie son, Robert Toombs Clayton, Jr., will leave on Thursday for Carrollton.
 The Rev. W. G. Gardner is in Anniston.
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The Rev. W. G. Gardner is in Anniston

It is stated that although the greatest secrecy has been maintained by Nils: Roosevelt and MT. Longworth regarding
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-14

MT and Mrs. R. E. Smith are in Mont gomery, the guests of Mir. and Mrs. B. J.. Clements.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-14

Miss Marion T. Winter has returned to Montgomery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-14

The Wednesday Social club will meet this afternoon with Mrs. w. T. White, 2So Twenty avenue. North Birming- ham, at 2:3O o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-14

Mrs E. A. deFuniac of Montgomery was in Birmingham yesterday at the Hill man.
 Miss Hortense Lebeck, who has been the charming guest of her aunt. Mrs. J. c. Marks, for the past six weeks mas returned to her home at Nashville
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Mrs. L. A. Prim is in New York.
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Begin Purl

any IaW tiVes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-29
NOTICE.
Oeeidelt0I ReSIOuI0nI thlIgeS Al1dS

Everything new. First-class cooks;
courteous walters.
BEST MEAL TO BE HAD IN TOWN.
Open from a. m. to 8 p. m. Private
Dining Room for Ladies.
1920 LEONG HOY, Proprietor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-29
Infantry Lose Another.

The 10th Infantry baseball nine are
up against it with a vengeance. Two
weeks ago they met and were defeated
by the All-Portuguese, the score being
Z to 5.
The game was a good one, but the
soldiers claimed that they had all the
worst of the luck. They wanted re-
venge and yesterdays game was ac-
cordingly arranged.
Last previous Sunday they played
practice game with the Metropolitan
Meat Co. nine and retired defeated by
the very decisive score of 10 to 2. Even
the soldiers themselves were unable to
explain their bad showing.
1t was confidently expected that they
would do better in their return game
with the All-Portuguese yesterday at
Kapiolani Park and a good-sized crowd
turned out.
There was nothing to the game but
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-29

The Elks are said to be considering
the advisability of entering a team in
the baseball league this year
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-29
Another Big Ocean Race.

Sir Thomas Upton has offered $500
cup for ocean yacht racing this year,
and the Brooklyn Yacht Club has mott
fed Sir Thomas that it will hold
contest for it. The race will be from
Gravesend bay to Bermuda, distance
of $50 miles, and it will start on Sat
urday, May Goth.
Three yachts already have been en-
tered for the contest and two will be
built.
The other starters are F. Maier s
yawl Tamerlane, which won the Brook
Ign Yacht Clubs challenge cup last
year in the race from Bermuda bay to
Hampton Roads, Va; +. Floyd's yawl
Lila and l.. D. Huntington's sloop
Gauntlet The little Gauntlet was one
of the boats that was delayed by rough
weather in the race to Hampton Roads
last summer and for whose safety there
was much anxiety
The boats that will be built are two
yawls. one for W. Beiling and the other
for Frank Mccullough. A boat is. also
said to be planned for Boston man
from designs by Small Brothers. The
conditions limit the boats to fifty feet
in length over all
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-29
THREE MEN
ARE TIED
Exciting Golf Play on
HaIeiWa Links
Yesterday.

A large crowd journeyed to Haleiwa
yesterday for the monthly golf tour
nament for the IIaleiwa Cup. Though
the day started in with a shower of
rain. the afternoon found the links in
good condition.
From the golfers standpoint, per-
haps, one might have wished for more
even green's, yet, considering the
weather, which has of late been gem
orally bad the islands over, nothing
better could be expected
The scores, too, show that some good
golf must have been played. That the
was keenly contested will
appear from the fact that three of the
entries tied for first place-Q. H. Ber-
rey the Vet E. O. White and Tony
managing to finish with
net score of 81.
A match to decide the winner will
be played in the near future and should
Berrey win out the cup will then be-
come his permanent property.
White, also, has one leg on the
trophy and is bound to make things
warm for his opponents.
This is Marcallino's first time to
finish within the money and he, too,
is eager to add his name to the al
eady long list.
Following are the entries and their
respective scores:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-29
Horse Knew Too Much.

The next time 1 borrow another
mans horse and buggy for the purpose
of taking the onliest girl out riding
I'm going to give the horse a little
rehearsal in advance" said the we'll
known young private secretary of a
prominent official the other evening.
"A friend of mine, who's pretty much
on the go among the boys round town
all the time, and who does most of
his perambulating in his own swell
trap, with his own fine horse hauling
it, asked me last Saturday if I
wouldn't like to have his rig to take
the young lady out for a drive on
Sunday afternoon. Of course I would,
and on Sunday afternoon my friends
colored man drove the outfit in front
of the house where I lodge.
Il dismissed the colored man and
started for the young woman / got
her, and we decided to take a drive
over through the business section of
the town. Then the game began.
The horse is a high-stepper, and a
peach, but he'd had his training, and
he struck to his little book He pulled
up, voluntarily in front of every pro-
minent booze dispensary he passed. No
matter how swift I'd be sending him
along, whenever he came to a wet
goods plant that he knew he'd stop
to a walk, and then to nothing at all,
right in front of the curb of the thirst
quenching maison, and then he'd lock
around, as if to enquire if I wasn't
going to jump out and go in and have
a few. In every case L had little
job to get him going again. He seemed
to think he was being fooled some
when I didn't hop out and go into the
damp emporiums he stopped at, and
it was only with some little persuasion
that I could induce him to go ahead.
It was a bad job. and a real give
away.
1.-The onliest girl happens to be tenn
perance way back to the remotest
generation. and she got next to the
situation after the horse had stopped
at the third rye plant.
You apparently drive this animal
a great deal during the week, she said
to me, in a tone that wasn't mellow
by whole heap.
'Of course 1 told her that the horse
didn't belong to me, but to a friend
of mine in the real estate business, |
who drove around constantly during |
the week, and whose habits were liber |
al, but I'm convinced that I didn't |
make that story stick at all, for she |
only looked me over out of the tail of
her eye. I'm positive she thought L
was lying. The next time I take a |
white ribbon young woman buggy rid |
ing, I'm going to find out in advance |
the horse I select has got /
his habits on straight. Exchange.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-29

The annual meeting and banquet of
the Hawaii Yacht Club takes place
rext Wednesday evening
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-29

the yaehtsmen of Honolulu will not
stop at seeing the cup coming to thi.
Coast and next year there viii be a
challenge sent up in time to allow the
local amateur sailors to build some
tnlng to defend the cup.
The building of this class of vessel
will tend TO put stop to the freakish
racing machine that has made its APP
Pearance on the bay Local yachts
men will want a vessel that will be
able to take fling at something on the
ocean.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-29
SportIets.

Those Chinese athletes can go some.
The Chinese Athletic Club may enter
a team at the March field day.
John Lo took any amount of seconds
II was Lo, the poor Chinaman, instead
of Lo, the poor Indian.
Hang Chack will make walker
with more practice. He went very
evenly-gaited mile.
y
Hoolulu Park is fast earning the IL
tie of 1.-The home of Hawaiian horse
racing" A big meet is to be held
there on Washington's birthday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-29

the Portuguese, and the Infantry ag-
gregation narrowly escaped being shut
out. The score was Is to 1 in favor
of the sons of Portugal.
1t seems to be certain that the
Portuguese have got together a nine
of more than ordinary excellence and
one that may well be dangerous in
whatever league it may be entered.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-29

The soldiers, it must be remembered,
have put up some very good games
of ball and to run away from them to
the tune Of 13 to l is no mean feat
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-29

The Baseball League will hold a
meeting as soon as President Paul
Isenberg returns from the Coast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
CHURCH SERVICES.

WEST Side Christian. Bush St, nea1 DeElsa- .slsa
iii Baker St September l6. Sunday school,
a:40: orchestra led by Professor Wlsme6. IN IN
deavor meetings 8, Us15, $3.50 p, m fIeacn-
ing bv Mr. Cave II a N. and 40 p. m
Subjects: "A Forward Look" and 'Ihe lnNlta, ny ia,
ton Of the Church 70 You. Consrsss-a 9 sae..ea
singing at night. All seats free Nelconie
10 all
An interesting service In the new temporary
building Of the Fourth Congregational OAuISn nar
iDev. F. l. Walz. pastor. OfeSh 80 s.~as l.~
Stockton Sunday II a. Rev u =. <ar,As.as r,ss
VIII speak Chorus choir. All welcome @ @Ihlro
aud Kearny cars CNorJh Beach cross SreeH
ST. half a block from the ehurcn.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15

HELP wANTED-FEMALE-
wANTED-Teacher for district school Address
B0fNION. First National Bank bldg. Serke-
EXPERIENCED waiteress wanted 4S9 Van
EXPERIENCED salad woman. 4s9 Van Ness
NURSE for two boys; $50; apply in morning.
DR. MORROW, s36 Turk ST.
AT MISS DILLoN's employment office. good
places good pay. Tel. West 6466- llSS Iurk.
wANTED-Ironers and machine hands STAN
FORD LAUNDRY, Palo Alto.
sTENoGRAPHER: wages s45 81 Hubben St.
new wholesale district; phone Special goo
GIRLS wanted for factory work W. A. PLUM
MER, 800 Franklin ST., corner FIST. oaklano.
WANTED-woman as kindergartener and assist
ant at the Hebrew orphanage. 600 Deyisadero.
WANTED-First-class fnisher on custom coats.
Apply s. N WOOD & CO., Fillmore and Ellis.
ments. Apply s. n. WOOD & CO., Fillmore
and Ellis sts
BARRIERS AND SUPPLIES.
BARBER-sHoP for sale. good. nearby town;
chairs 6 bathrooms; low rent; fne location;
cash or installments. Apply Pacinc BARRIERS
Supply Co., sos Van Ness ave.
s25o-THREE hydraulic chairs. nicely fitted;
nice living room connected; rent SIT; 5-years
lease. See Eureka Company. pit Church St
BARBER chairs, fixtures and supplies; large
stock hand. Beekel & Presher. Oakland
FOR $500; good 5-chair. loc barber shop;
good average business; rent $l5; years
lease. F. n. r. Call Agency. San Jose
BARBER wanted-Strictly Al man. married,
sober and reliable; S1S and percentage Ad-
dress Hotel Vance Barber Shop Eureka. Cal
BARBER-Young man. one year experience, Ike
position In transient shop, East ST. speciality.
Address No. Hampshire st. J. DALEY
BARBER wanted Friday Saturday and Sunday;
best pay in city. $3.50 mission ST., near
TWO BARRIERS SATURDAY and Sunday: IS and
percentage. Sunset Barber shop, Mission and
Sixteenth SITS.
SHAVING PARLoRs, 629 stanyan St. near
Haight.
BARBER wanted for Saturday and Sunday. Mis-
sion Bath and Barber Shop. 1882 Valencia st.
BARRIER for Saturday and Sunday; wages $3.50.
1898 Union st.
WANTED -First-class colored barber. Box 2ooe,
Call office.
BARBER wanted Saturday and sunday; So. DE-
YENEY & MCLAUGHLIN. 25S7 Bryant st.
BARBER anted for Saturday and Sunday; IS.
1908 Point Lobos ave. near FIRST.
GOOD barber for Saturday and Sunday; IS. 561
Fillmore st.
GOOD barber wanted Saturday and Sunday.
29s2 Twenty-ffth ST., near Bryant
WANTED-Barber for Saturday and Sunday at
256 Noe st.
GOOD barber. steady, at 30o7 Twenty second
St. corner Folsom.
WANTED-A frst-class barber for Saturday and
Sunday; wages 50. e42 Railroad ave.
BARBER for Saturday and Sunday; sS- Potre-o
and Twenty fourth SITS.
BARBER shops of all descriptions bought and
sold Col<tfsn.s Exchange. 1877 McNltister st
HELP wANTED-MALE.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15

DON'T FORGET.
$50 BEDS AT HOME
COME HOME COME HOME
TO SAN FRANCISCO TO SLEEP.
MURRAY & READY have opened their nrst
workingmans lodging-house, with 500 oeds.
Tenth and Market sts-. S. f., and the price Is
only 25 cents per night.
We are going to do something else for you.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15

with WIFE no children. to take
charge OF country residence; l40 acres, one
hour from San Francisco; who thoroughly
understands gardening in all its branches. hot
houses fruit culture farming. butter making.
chickens. cows and horses and who is willing
to board employees OF place; wages $40 per
month, including good house with all modern
conveniences board allowance OF S15 per
month for each man boarded. State references
and address box 422, Call.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS wanted for a 25c article. one to
dozen TO go IN every house. office, store rae Lae.
tory or barn: boon for the people, slsns
price list bv mail postpsid &c. address l.
w WEEKS, inventor and mfr, 90 Z
Channel ST.. Stockton Cal.
LIVE. up-ro-date men to sell the great German
Flea Exterminators big seller Aooress 80
~ Fourth St. San Jose. Cat
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-05-26
coRrAoAs EN- ARrEs'A.
un Licenclado do Roswell AsaItado
Con PIedra y cuchllIo-EI Asal'
tantc Llevado a Roswell.

I'm especial de Roswell del ldnes pa.
sado da los detalles de un ataque por
J. p. Van Wrinkle. de Artesia sobre
Charles Gilbert, un licenciado de Ros.
well. Van Wrinkle encontr6 d Gilbert
el LINES pasado en- Ia tarde en- la calle
principal do Artesia y dijo; "Ahora
arreglaremos esa contesta," Y derribd
d Gilbert al suelo con una piedra; cuan
do Sc levant6 atac6 Van Wrinkle con
I'm cuchillo, dandole una cortada terri
flea en- el brazo est6mago del hom-
bre.
vaA Wrinkle perdi6 tanta sangre que
SO escape de morir y esta en- una con-
dicion bastante seria. Gilbert fue lie.
vado por terra Carlsbad y puesto EN-
Ia carcel. Mas tarde Sc evadi0 de IA
Investigation preliminaria y su fian-
"a fue fijada en- $500. Inmediatamen-
to do una fianza por $4,000,
e. w. Gilbert, hermano del hombre
que fue asaltado, habia protocolado
una contesta sobre lin reclano valuado
en- $4,000. y este fue el origen de Ia d.
ficultad. Ha habido numerosas con
testas protocoladas aqui muchos ase
sinatos Sc anuncian debido este.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-05-26
AGcAo eNsmaolrAOo.
Of cusrpo Musrto Do un Hombrs Ha
llado csrea Do Las Cruces pa svl-
danAIss d Aooolnnto.

OF cusrpo Musrto Do un Hombrs Ha
llado csrca do Las Cruces pa gvl-
dsneIss Do AsssInate.
Noticias de El Paso sou q e6ect6
que IN vaqusro ouieu VINO Do Ia vecln
dad del rancho dc Graham, no muy dis
tante do las Cruces. Nuevo Mexico
el sabado de 10 semana pasada, infor
mo q q Capitan do ID Poiici< Montads
W. D. Greet que 81 cutrpo do un hom
|bre musrto habia sido hallado detraa
dc las astlas del Rio Grande cerca del
rancho. ri cuerpo astaba caido en-
el suelo con ls cabeza colgando en- un
poso. El vaquero, cuyo fiombre ei po
licia no snpo. 10 diio al Captain Greet
que habia evidsaclas que el flnado ha
|bia estado muerto por clyiu ticmpc
scgun el color de- sus manos, pero nc
levant6 10 cara del hcmSre del aqua
y no sabe 81 era Mex,caro . America
mo.
FL cuerpo estaol muy hien yestidc
portando I'm vestido de co.us negro y
I'm sombrero dc color cloro. ' sc creee
que era Americana Sc sospecha qut
fue un asesinato premeditado. y el Ca
pitan Greet cree segun informes que
han lleado que el hombre prlmera
monte fuc ma1amenta baleado o nlutr'
to, tai veg por agotalnlaaio, y dcspues
ppesto en- el suelo Contra un charco H.
aqua para dar Ia apa;s:.ris auc 81 Ia
bia ahogado sin ndnguna duda. La
investigation fue hecha al momento.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-05-26
ASUNTOS DE LA
POLICIA MONT ADA

El Official Dc Ia policia montads
W. R. Stewart quien fue nombra
do del condsdo de San Juan q
microbes, he dimitido de Il posi-
cion como miembro dc la fuersa,
Stewart Sc halla ahora On FL Pa
20, Texas, dc cuyaS ciudad 81
dimision fue mandada,
Por queja de un ndmsro de
ciudadanos de Stanley, los Sol
dados de Ia Policis Montada r.
G. Putnam, julius Meyers y Rs'
fasl Gomez arrestaron 4 cuatrd
hombres quienes dejaron el Va
lie de Estancia con ~ caballos los
cuales, segua Sc alega, fuercn
robados en- aquslla vecindad.
Los oficiales SO encontraron con
los h0r1bres en- el ladO Oriente dc
Belle Pasture, cerca de Trcum
carl, y los arrestaron, pero los
caminantes mostrar0n cartas de
venta mostrando que los anima'
les habian sido compraios todos,
y luego fueron absueltos.
Ell soldado r. g. Huber el Sd
bado de Ia semapa pasada arres
to q Ramon Tenorio acusado ep
asalto con intencion de matar q
un maneador llamado Fisher en-
el empleo del ferrocarril Santa
Fe Central. Tenorio, quien es
pastor de ovejas, fue arrestado
en- las Montanas del Manzano.
Tenorio ha sido afianzado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-05-26
NorAs De LAS VEGAS.
un Joven eentenclado por un crimer
Horrible-Nuevas Estructuras
Para la unIversIdad Normal.

FL Hon. Octaviano Larrazolo ell vier
mes de la semana pasada pronunci6 el
discurso en- los ejercicios de examen
de las escuelas pdblicas de Las We.
gas. Su palabias fueron bien acogi
das y dignas de admiration.
FL gran jurado de los Estados Uni
dos en- session en- Las Vegas ha hasta
La fecha retornado sells querellas y en-
dos no hallaron causa.
NJ. NJ. Potter, operario en- la Oficina
Telegrafica Western Union. fue multa.
do en- SO por andar en- una bicicleta
en- la acera.
E. ]. Vert, presidente de la Univer.
sidad Normal de Nuevo Mexico, pro.
nunci6 el viernes el discurso de la ella.
Sc de graduar de la Escuela Principal
de Ration.
FL dla 1ro de Julio es la fecha que
ha sido fijada para la aperture del Sa.
nitario Fraternal en- Las Vegas, el cual
originalmente deberia haberse alberto
el dia 1ro de Octubre del afio pasado.
El cuerpo de regentes de la Univer-
sldad Normal de Nuevo Mexico en-
Las Vegas ha escogido a dos nuevos
instructores-El Professor Sanford M.
Salyer de Ishpeming, Michigan, para
ser instructor en- Ingles, y a Ia sefio-
rita Margaret French, para ser prin.
clpal del departamento menor
En- una junta de los hombres de ne.
gocios de Las Vegas, R. B. Schoon-
maker fue recomendado para estate
tero de la oflcina que sera establecida
ALI. Por el primer afio la oficina se-
ra de cuarta clase, sin ninguna conce-
sion por renta, alumbrado, aqua es-
cribanos. y una concession de $3.50 al
aiio por salario.
HipoAto Lucero, de 10 aaos de edad,
Sc acus6 ell microbes culpable en- la
corte de dlstrlto de los Estados Uni
dos en- Las Vegas de asalto criminal
sobre una muJer de 70 q so afios. Ell
Juez Mills le impuso una sentencIa de
cinco amos en- Ia penltenclarla pero
sospendi6 Ia sentencia d,irante ell buen
comportamiento del joven.