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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-02-03
Can't Tell Value By Loolks.

The following item is taken from she
Denver News of Thursday morning:
"You never eap tell by looking at q
piece of ore what's in it." ThiA is trite
in Colorado. But no matter how often
this statement is repeated fresh proof of
its essential t:uth is not lacking. Man.
ager George K. Kimball, Jr. of the Old
Town group Of mines. was in the city
yesterday preparing for a winter trip to
the Florida resorts. He thinks he can
afford it.
In the I,4oo.foot level Of the Old
Town, which is a steady dividend payer,
there was recently cut a grade of ore.
which all hands" discarded as only fit
for milling. The manager, who gradual.
ed from Colorado School of Mines in
1891, had faint remembrance of the
course in mineralogy, and decided to
ship two carloads Of the ore to smelter.
IAN hands" expected about 1Aoo for the
lot. The return from the smelter reads
A,7so or $3.50 to the good. And there
Is plenty more where that shipment came
FROM"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-02-03

Mr.. and Ess. Howsrd Hughes, ..
La~sefce, Kansas, aud Mr. and Mrs
Albert Cole, Of Denver. Colo, wese e Idah,a
Springs visitorsdhis week, the gn .sts Of
w. G. Williamson.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-02-03

Mrs. Martha Mitchell is visiting rela-
tives m Kansas CITY.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-02-03

A four horse team driven by "Bus"
Elliott, and . wagon load Of ore from
the American Sisters mine were
wrecked Wednesday by the breaking Of
q brake block. one of the horses being
instantly killed and the wagon CON-
pletely demolished. Elliott jumped -
the wagon went over and was uninjured.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-02-03

JosefGl FrigoG, an apprentice in the
Gazette Office. had his left tnand severely
squessed Wednesday mornang, by having
it caught while feeding a jso press. No
bones were broker, but the boy Will be
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-02-03

In honor Of the. tenth anniversary of
her daughter, Miss Della Dumout, Mrs
G. A. Dsmont assisted by Mrs. Carico and
Miss Gueetin, gave pleasant birthday
party at bes home last Saturday afternoon
aud games and refreshments kept the
young folks busy the entire time
Those present were- Misses Merlie
Colburn, Vida Adams, Annie Black, Ella,
Loretta, Charlotte and Lillian Winans,
Viola Cofiey, Ida Hallberg. Wiliameta
Kuntz, Bertha Dory and Ruth Johnston.
Frank Hull, Frank Allen and Arthur
Colburu, and Mary McAndrews.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-02-03

And THIS wasn't baIf OF It. Every Elk
and visitor present was given q shy at
his,rionic effort and every one made good
1t would be folly to attempt to refer even
briefly to the fund Of good things offered.
as there was crowded into the flying
minutes feast for all.
And then came the refreshments, and
even this part of the entertainment re-
generous Elks had provided in abund-
ance oil the good things that the marke,
afforded.
Those fortunate enough to have been
guests upon this occasion were shown the
time of their lives, and will ever cherish
the evening in pleasant memory.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-02-03

A special from Colorado Springs to the
Denver Evening Times gave the follow
ing item, which will be of interest to <he
many friends Of the young man in the
city, where he formerly resided: "vol.
uey B. Leonard, formerly . young min
ing broker of this city and Denver, has
struck it rich in the Nevada gold fields
according to a letter received here by r.
T. Allen. Leonard's holdings in Cold
6eid are valued at more than $soo, 900.
A few years ago Leonard was . high
SCHOOL boy in this city and af:erward was
enployed - . stenosrspher and book
keeper at the FIRST National bank"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-02-03

The Bertha mill was started up last
Monday. and its entire capacity is en-
gagged in the treatment of large trial
shipment Of ore from the Orr mine op-
Grating through the Newhouse. Careful
tests Of the crude ore show it to carry
values of from 81 60 to SII per ton, and
if close saving can be made by the pro-
cess employed in the mill the plant will
be kept running continuously. The Orr
vein, which is opened by lateral 600
feet in length from the Newhouse tunnel,
is said to have from eight to twelve
feet of ore. and if the present run is
a success, large tonnage can be extracted
at a small cost.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-02-03

TIE Graham pool, operating the COL
umhia mine under lease is now drifting
east and west from the 3oo-foot station
in the shaft. At this Point it has de-
veloped there are three veins forning a
Junction and that the vein 6liaug is
pretty well mixed and broken up, with
ores earring gray copper and good salue
10 gold and silver. Some of the ore
which was tested gave retu1ns of over
eioo per ton, and ds being saved dor
shipment. As soon as the drifts Aze
extended it is expected to fiuG the ose
in place.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-02-03

Settlement was made at the sampler
Thursday for shipment of 34,42o
pounds Of ore from the Pike-Rowe lease
The control assays were 3I4 ounces
gold and 2t 20 ounces silver, or net
valCe OF $6o.SI per ton. The check in
in payment the lot called for Sq1o. II.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-02-03
Elks Gambol at Gee-getown

\ half hundred or more of Jolly
Elks 9s ever,nerded together on agame
preserve went to Georgetown Tuesday
night where they joined With uou--esi-
dent members in social ST ssion which
i'll point OF enjoyment was the most sue
cessful ever given by No. ho7. Atthe
county scat depot the Idaho Springs con-
A'ngent, which 'nad been augmented 10y
delegates from Lawson, DuIlont AMI
Empire, .as met by the Georgetown aud
Silver Plume mem bers, the latter delega-
tlon being accompanied by the band.
which headed a yell -forxied procession
to the l. o. O. F. hxll.
While set programme had baen ar
ranged, the versatile presiding officer,
J. II. Robeson, injected impronlptu
stunts that gave spice to the aneats OF the
event, and kept interest at high tension
throughout the evening. The following
programme was given:
h.lslc- Silver fSume Band
Actress Of Welcome II, Robeseh
Vocal SOLO > Guard
adafess----- --------M Mayor -'arbeau
Silver Plume Quartette
Addrt u Adams
Nioin holo------------- -~----------N. M Lewis
Address ---.---.-----------J-W W. b. sia ith
ddress -------H ii. A. Insley
Eleven O'clock Toas< as<.-.- Sam Brethour
Aajr jreea, Judge Gavin
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-02-03

Waller =. Behr. formerly. of Gaikleu
and Geo1ge W. Parshall. of Idaho
Springs. propose to put in Ian electric
light and power plant at Windsor.
Trustees ofthat town will be asked for
franchise at their meeting Geb. H.
Golden Transcript
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-02-03

The electric generator at the Newhouse
tunnel, was burned out on Thursday, and
the armature was sent to Denver on the
Afternoon train to be rewound The half
dozen or more properties operating in
the tSnnel are compelled to close down
until next Monday morning. 1t would
seem that an enterprise of the magnitude
Of the Eewhouse tunnel should make
provisions. to save the delay and annoy.
ance caused by the frequent burning out
ofa generator. The same thing has
happened frequently and it certainly
could be rernedied by the purchase of
an extra armature at least, if not an ex.
ira generator.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-02-03

Miss EIIa Sieberg and Alex Roy, two
well known young people in this city
surprised thear friends "Wednesday by
making trip to the county seat, where
they we're married by County Judge X.
II. Hickman, returning on the afternoon
train. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy are now re.
ceiving the congratulations of a large
circle of aoquaintances, and the newt
able small boy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

reaTod and dginr We perform wed.
ding ceremonies conduct Funerals.
administer The holy communion. aud
hold public o. wen al private reliH.
icus services
Many come fo my homie m ihc
depths lf despair liaioa ta tas.s
pathetic atofy. rs to give them hops.
tell them ! viii De- their friend and
gladly ..r them give them n
nookIrt and uilon pray Cor thrm and
often ] eiipd tears with Thorn.
Several have later told me they be-,
ilcvcd God led them 20 nae. Tor they
we're on the verge of sIiCldg, but the
friendly word spoken and sympathy
extended had saved their HE
Our Sunday evening hotel services
viii begin on November N. NJ the
fiilh avenue hotel. io be- followed on
each sunday evening Oh the various
large hotels Many who are not boz
she habit ~ golng to church haro
kindly told us of having received much
help ln this WAY
We could do much Brror work Dc
our means would permit We trust
tho day may bo NOT Oar distant whom
we shall have "a chapel. never closed,
where the stranger in need OF a
friend may here and one. We wish %
distribute many Bibles and good M
emiure among hotels and strangers
ana shall broaden our field OF useful
ness as the necessary means are sup
piled.
HENRY MsRsH wARRRN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

HbiNtlNl Inunueune.
Panama, Nov. 1O.--lt requires no
stretch go The imagination to see the
iathmus as a pleasure resort aud as a
mining dleirict Tho pleasure resort
feature Is mainly physical There Us
The big threo-ftory frame hotel OF
fragile construction. designed only for
'nir weather use You see lta sister
az every summer resort Ia the states.
Up NH and down Gale are cottages
80 lightly hplit that they resemble e
child playhouse. They are paFehed
on stills. On The broad yarandas that
ran the full length OF tho buildings
are hnmmQcks. wicker rocking chairs
swings Hnd hammock
hut the spirit of The mlaing camp.
as we'll as some Of rs physical as
poets la here. No man Is Ia enc zune
With the purpose of making IL hts
homo. ira the stake hos after The
average timer blacksmith. machlnist
on other mechanic. d he works hard
enough may here make from 5000 tO
$500 "a month Tho canal H DTS
strike
Thc mood y itile sounds 40 from
iho hlnat.ne pit. iho rock cHf. zoe train
yards ihe mlili and ahnn troops tho
army. khaki clad, c1ailess cuilaflesa,
sufpenderltag BIG fellow They are.
usually the ian Of the tropics on their
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

cheeks, In their step the delibeufo
movement Of men who have learned
that fast walking under q red san "a
lad FOO the health.
Mud thoy bring with them In nlcnty'
Their shoes are heavy with a. their
iogsinRs beapaitered with it-and the
mud ~ o. tho regulation red and
Claygy.
The tax Is not OF mo noWly diseoy
cred lead. or on tho big nneeei Jones
lost at poker the other nlgAt. bul q
relates % iAe stake" iast ihu same.
Hear what the chiefs going 90 d0
about the raigei" aaka oae.
Committee had q Rleelln' with BIN
last night Lo0ks favorable" replies
another.
well, we may not SGT what We nah.
but it's q cineh veil RCt gomoihinr.'
aays a third. And 40 Ga.
Gold the isthmuB has always pro
iced 8n greater az lees quanlilio1
There ara atlil several small miner
in operation, with a i1i0l yearly yield
of PROBABLY 100000 Placer mining
has been tried on The Charroa. but
that sort oi a thing on a rlYuf thai
has been known t0 rigo co feet in a
day naturally waa NOT much of a sue
cess The numhor of pf0gpQciou has
er0Wn to hundreds since tho Amen.
cams came. and tho day of iho Big
'sifike' mag not ho iar distant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
TEXAS FEDERATION
OF WOHAH'S CLUB
WILL HOLD CONVENTION iN e.
PAso NOV q, az AND "a.

Requests age coming iB from an
sides ns 20 the approaching meeting
az tho State Federation of Woman'a
clubs ol TeaHf which win be- Do session
Oh El Paau November 20. 81 and 90.
says the E paao Herald club NOM.
hers are hoiag kept busy distributing
information ag to program and az.
rongcmcnla O. % made ior me reCop-
don and the entertainment 90 ihr vlal.
tors. The meeting 0l no federation
viii ho notable not alone from tho
business hut also from llg social
sianapOlai
The railroads have InNdo good rates
on ail main iihef with a maximum
wto OF fi5 Further Information can
nt had irnu ipcal RSonia
pa saiuiaFF November 81. an eA-
cunion WIN tavo El paao over inc
Mexican Central lor Chihuahua. Mex
The americas Womm's Current Top
ics club 0f mat place has gery cor
dIaly ekicnlan an Invitation io nlI
club sontn % visit their city. Mrs
W w MNla, wife OF the Americas
e7nFai. aue ,tntrly ~ W paao 3 ihe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

pr. Il. ~ Wilson. the dentist has
taken the Office Ia the Grant building
formerly occupied BY Dr. Kraft.
Roy. A. }. Harrison left this morn.
Ing for Santa Re. where he viii ofhcl.
ate tomorrow az the Church of the
Holy Faith
Mr. and Mrs W Il. Grosenhacher OF
iAIe West Railroad avenue. have bocn
gladdoncd by the arrival 81 an eight
pound baby girl
Thomas Chrscallen Is IN town from
the Sandovui county timber district.
We O. superintendent there for ]. a.
Dyo and % hero owing so Che illnosa
OF Mrs. Dye.
Mrs and Miss Clayton wife and
daughter Of Rev. w. ID. Clayton. have
returned from missouri and Virginia.
where they have been spending iho
past use months visiting friends.
Next Monday morning at no
O'Clock che ncfnailllo cUuniy COM
missionora VIII meet % canvass the
vote ~ the election of last Tuesday
in ihiE county.
Harvey NJ. Richards from socorro
county, arrived in Albuquerque ycf.
tgIday and a. being congratulated by
his friends hore ON hia recont election
Go the legislative council
DR. Jacob kaplan's classes viii meet
Monday evening 90 1880. In the Yostry
rooms Of Temple Albert. corner West
Gold aud Seventh eireat This o. the
lass evening that nov members VIII
he accepted
~ Ruppo. tho peoples party nomE
nee for house oi representative, elect
cd lagl Tuesday. lf q candidate fOr
speaker of tho house of the next leg
islaiivo assembly r. \. naca 81
SANTA Fe i also in the race for
speaker
Dr McClary. OF New York. last
night delivered bis lecture oh "rhe
Mission OF Mluh" ln the CungroRa.
ilonai church Tho lecture was ono
uf series Of entertainments being
held there aud wae nn enl0ynhie and
instructive feature ~ the course II
was well attended.
Mr, aud Mrs John n Ferrls az ln.
diAnapolie, Ind. ere visiting Mra. John
Ford. OF 40 Silver avenue Mr. For.
rls who has been % the real estate
business ln hla home city. o. seeking
n home in this portion Of the country
and 10 contemplating d permanent
residence in Albuquerque.
Albert q. Ballard oi Gallup. win
pass through the city this evening ga
route home from Meriilo. Wis. ac
companloN hy hia bride The bride
was Niles Clara Ebori. the daughter 81
q prominent merchant of Neulli0.
The marrigGe took ulact ni iho
brides hstfo October a0
Howard Sweet. whose residence la
ln SocoFr0 and who has Just been
elected clerk OF hia county bv 4 hand
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

president ~ lho club.
Tho managers of so rago hotels
have bocu very generous ga mnklnr
convention rates
a bureau uf Information Will Do 81.
'ap'iahcd before and during iho con-
yentlon 20 che union depot. in charge
~ Mira Conklu
a large committee nader the dircc.
lion % Mra. George Tlll0n viii meet
ali iraina TRosday Rnd "wednesday.
November 30 aud ll Tho members
LOO this committee win wear green
and while ribbons. the club coiofr.
Many visitors a. wei az DELEGATES
ere expected The hospitality 81 El
faao p0opia s. 10 widely known that
several % thu larger Texas cities viii
20 wen represented, special cars haV-
ing been chartered Or the occasion.
Elaboraie preparations are being
made Under tho direction Of Mfa. 81
II Sutherland fur a Mexican luncheon
acroaa the river This VIII b az es.
pcelni interest iO delegates and yiHii-
nfa. glfIng them on opuQriuniiy OF
enjoying Is naHican menu
Mft. n W. Tucker Do Faso mem.
Dor of The State mnslr committee hef
provided teferai very Ane uam
hein f0f che program
Invitations have been sent 40 the
Presidents ~ tho fcdCrliiont az New
Moaioo. Arizona and Colorado. The
national iedeuilon viii be- YEA repre-,
sepicd hy the president Mrs. aerah
Flait Decker and recording secretary
Mfs John Sherman
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
THE HOTEL CHAPLAIN Al ' SE Sai n @H 'H

New YORK Nov i0 When ne
wayfarcr 90 New york, TIE "lono.
soonest city for the stranger" needs
In O. hurry che services Of a minis.
ter the hotel clerk calls the Rev.
DR. Henry Marsh warren
Rev, Wtwcn So known throughout
tho city az tue hotel chaplain tie
is a preacher without a church ilis
whole time o. occupied with minister.
ing lo the spiritual needs ~ the ipl,.
0Ou transient visitors of The mcifop.
oils
Dr. Warren originated he field ~
Nulk and De calls The hoic'a of enc
city his Parish of An sirhnseu
nr Warren ia tho haven many
Clopou have sought. We believes in
marriage when % ~ lhWfai and when
Che ceremony o. the demand cf two
warm hearts Recently he o.nca ln
wcdluck w. White Che Cleveland
gum millionaire ana Mrs Helen
Sheldon Nalunry nf Chicnr1 The
gum maTnace nrs' wife had divorced
hlm FORTY years before III Warren
Wns called n Mrs MalencY uat also
divorced.
when d couple is IN laye ! care not
whether ih0y have been divorced fD
hours 0r 40 years. ! viii gladly MARRY
them. This WAS the hotel chap
lain'a comment when asked whether
be- would have married White hnd hc
lnnun tho circumstance
MANY couples cnhio to me said
Dr Warren. admitting that they are
clippers. 7 ask them II they ere really
boa love and u they have TIE legal
r|Fht 90 marry 10 ! find that they
can answer these questions salts.
inctorIlly. ! 40 not hesitate tn marry
them. AZ a rulc. clippers Zee from
family objections 10 a. not unusual
FOR them ~ say. nr. Warren. n you
60 not marry US. We will fsYs iaaeihef
without ucink married hEiievo
they mean this. Thcy aIc dC ply IN
love and are determined. ann glad
Go unite them in wodlock. I'M my
mind ! cannot reconcile technical OBJ
icctlons"
On sundays Roy. Warren holds
services IN the parlofs Of some one
of the hotels Tho guests arO Invited
and he always has well attended
meetings
Probably no minister ia this clty
hHa poured out 60 him greater
volume OF confessions q is no an.
common thing for the hotel chaplain
20 Boz called from his bed 10 tho room
Of some young sciinW who. after a
period nf dohanchory In which he has
disgmccd himself and family. ~ re-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

q G. Maxwell and y. A. Riley, lm.
migr1tion agents of Mcintosh. lhn
thriving little town m the EHlnnnia
valley arrived in Santa 70 WodneB-
day aiehl after a trio through Kansas.
MiacuBd and Oklahoma. hsiheinH Wsih
them Some hfly farmers Hhn are seah
Inv homes ln enc aoalhWCst Tha
party lett Thufsta5 via the Santa ~
Central railway Tor Mcintosh On the
vicinity nf which the feiflors intend
To secure humosieada. The greater
part Of tho h0mo8oe Hers came from
thn country near NaWkifh hna Kildare
oklahoma. wichita Hutchinson hRd
Lyons, Kansas and Holden. Missouri
IN speaking 90 iho party, Ir. New
sell aaldi
"Wc found u very easy fo iA.
dnco the farmers 30 come 80 thr Ea
iancia valley and l0ok over the c0un
try The most of iho errors frn har
vested in thr middle west and the
Farmers have little 90 ga There are
~ number who could nul leave ihh
month Bot wno are coming later. Wc
expect io bring several hnndrod sfi
tiers io the Hsiaucia valley hy ness
spring
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
peniani and wants cioraymaH
rlro him "a pledge
Or. WARREN WRITES
ON Nlg Ifrr WgHl

Or, WARREN WRITES
ON Ht8 LIFE WORK
Scarcely a day passoa bnt several
people who are fnr from homo and
friends ARE taken suddenly an. or
meet with accidents. co. die. ana in
maay instances they would have uu
one 90 extend kiudnessea and aitrn.
lions 80 greatly appreciated aud COM
i0riing M such times u d were not for
this chaplalncy which We founded and
organized few ycara ago The fras.
ability Of such a work will be- readily
appreciated hy aug who have ever
been iii or Do trouble in a great city
and alone The class We especially
aim 90 assist are ladies aud gentlemen
of culture and refinement who are in
New York ON business oY aa tourists.
ln an che ioadlnr hotels there can
be- found a neatly framed card ON
which Do printed, Whenever our un.
irons aud friends are ln need oi Che
services of a clergyman the manage
mont would refer them 90 our chap.
latin. Rev DR. Henry Marsh Warren.
who win De- Rlad io perform any pas
iOral services desired Address AZ
West Ninetyiourih street Telephone
20 Riverside"
Our work includes swing ndvicr On
dlnlculiy, sympathy IN trouble. c0m-
SET t0 any who desire .o live n better
life, consolation go the suffering. be-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

Great happiness came into the home
Of =. g. Blair. school superintendent.
o. ST. Alhans. W. Va. when his ilttle
daughter was restored from tho
dreadful complaint he names. He says;
MY little daughter had 81. Vltus'
dance. which yielded 10 no treatment
bus grew steadily wOrso until a. h last
resort we tried Electric nillerFi anu .
feloico 10 say three bottles erected a
complete cure" Quick, sure cure fof
nervous complaints, general debility,
female Wenkneftc8. impoverished
blood and malaria. Guaranteed by an
druggists. Price soc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
PENSIONS GRANTED AND
P0STMASTERS NAMED

Through ihe good work OF Delegate
Andrews tho following pensions have
bcea granted.
Nelson n. Newell. OF santa ~ Va.
creased 10 SO per month from Sep.
tombor 20. 1906.
camuto Martin. Of Poioaquo in
creased 10 fl2 per month, FROM Oc.
tObar 40. 1906.
Jose Dolores sandoval. III Gonzales.
pension sl2 per month. from june %,
1906.
William Curtin, Of Fort naynrd.
pension So per month, from June ".
1906
Mr. Albina Martinez de- Martlhos.
Of Cleveland, pension S. per month.
from 'uly g. 1906
roohlo Gordon. of Cleveland. Ia.
creased si2 per month from August
2i. 1906
Charles a. Jones. of Santa 10. pen.
Iun ~ per month. from December 4.
1905.
Jose Julio nominguo1. ol Nilianueva.
Increased % &i2 per month from Oc.
tobcr 6. 1906.
5oao sanduval OF Ranchos Of Taos.
Increased TO $40 per month. from Sep.
temhor No. 1906.
Willard Carter. OF For, Haynrd. pen.
zion 81 per month. from June o,
1906.
Henry winstoad. Albuqueraue. In.
creased 20 IS per month from October
3. 1906
Wililo a. Deeyor. Of Fort Bayari.
Increased o $50 per month from Oc
iobor no. 1906
William A. Vance. Of Roy. increased
% vlO per month from October 3.
1906.
Nicador Martinez. 81 saRdoyal. IN.
creased TO $40 Der month, from June
20 1896.
oscar T. Gregory, Of East las We.
gas, inrreasod 10 81 per month from
September -, 1906
About PoatoHices.
Aiau the f0iiowins postmastors APP
pointed
Caroline N Oabun. appointed al
knfih, Guadalupe county.
Julia 81. iolaio. ni LLmborion. Rio
Arrihn county.
Eli c Priest of Rlucon. Dona Ana
county
WIN D. rhaman. Of Dexter Chavcs
county
Postoilce al Russia. 0lero county.
Is discontinued Patrons uill receive
mail at Cioudcron This takes place
November Sol 1906.
Poaionco has bcou established az
Roosevelt Quay county and WIN. o.
Campbell has been appointed post
master
"A posiomca has hocn established az
Carthage. sucurru county. fn be- seif,
cd from San Antonio, tou ANA "a haf
miles 90 the west John Jamo5 hu8
boon appointed postmaster.
Noiafleu Public Appointed
The following have been appointed
noiaue public by Governor Hngsr.
man
LanrIano larannilo Tome Valencia
county; Harry 81 TinMfy, Triton.
GoaVes county, - ~ WHde. Moiroau.
Roosevelt county Robot Al Ross.
Arieala county. William % Young.
Porlalea Roosevelt county. Clarence
Bell Carlsbad. lsdds cuHntt. How.
ara T.. Glass. shoemaker Mora
county
Articles Of Incorporation.
The following articles of inr0rnura-
tion have been filed 90 enc omca OF
territorial Secretary y ~ haYnuldH
Carthage Mercantile Co Principal
place Of nusiness. ui San Antonio. 81.
Zorro county Territorial agent Eds
Rnr ~ Clark az San Antonio Cant.
tai stock $4,000 divided into $50
shares oi iho par value ol 500 each.
commencing business with or 900
Object gcucnl merchandise business.
ruweli eiackhOuso. Ir william y.
Thompson end Edgar "a CLARK nli NJ
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