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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-21
In Tallapoosa.

come up in the interest of Judge Weak
ley's candidacy.
In Tallapoosa.
B. B. Conner, candidate for governor.
and a numberof other candidates for
various offices In the state, will gather
in Tallapoosa county today at a large bar
becue and picnic.
1t is said that several Thousand people
are expected to be in attendance and a
number of speeches will be made.
Mr.. Conner spoke at Calcis yesterday and
at Childersburg last night
j. Thomas Hefin, candidate for Con-
gress. and Jesse Stallings, candidate for
alternate senator, also spoke at Calcis
yesterday.
About 2OOO people heard the speakers.
H. A. Skeggs, Jr.
H. A skeggs. Jr.. of Decatur.
candidate for associate railroad commits
sloner. was in the city last night and
attended the banquet given William T..
Jerome of New York at the Hotel Hill
man.
In speaking of his campaign Mr..
Skeggs said: II am we'll pleased with the
progress that l am making in my can
vass and have good reason to believe
that 1 will be one of the nominees for
associate railroad commissioner in the
August primary.
II am making careful canvass of the
state and am meeting with hearty en-
couragement in every section
Mr. Skeggs will go to Tallapoosa coun-
ty today.
Stiles for Sheriff.
]. p Stiles, candidate for sheriff of
Jefferson county, is making an aggressive
campaign and his friends claim encour-
aging reports from every section of the
county.
In discussing Mr.. Stiles campaign yes7
terday friend and supporter of that
candidate said: From the reports / have
heard from the different sections of the
county l am thoroughly satisfied that j.
p. Stiles will easily win in the race for
sheriff of jefferson county.
Judge Stiles has always been popular
with all classes of people in this section
and he is gaining strength in the pres
emit campaign.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
AMERICAN LUMBER COMPANY'S
MILLS TREMENDOUS ENTERPRISE
This City the Headquarters Through This Company For
All Kinds Of Manufactured Lumber and the
Products are Shipped Everywhere.

with a. cut OF saws is rip savo. 4
printing presses, and sufficient
number nf rcanas and ruriareg 90
make capacity There are also Two
dry kl|nH WITH q capacity 90 $4,000
feet each per day
The yard no present Constants aluat
Nno.000 feet of lumber. and owing
lu the Increased trade viii carry
oven more than this next year, prep.
afAiiuna fur accommodates $4,000
00o feel having already been made
The pumping spriiGn is equipped
with gn untudatc pump. which has
capacity of 1000 gallons per min
rfc sunn'ying Wnter and iirc protcc
Nnn tu fhC. plant through uightlnch
mains and siSinch laierals
Tho lct uond. Which BE- artificial
c0uinlns ten acres of nround or
rather Wutor. and De- equipped With
am UNLOADING gkidWav whose entire
Fiith Win accommodate iht unload
ns 70 thirty cars OF logs n one tine
in 900 aooils operations. which sfe
conducted in ihc Inn' mountains.
Hest of Albuquerque. thoro arc thirty
lYc miles az railway $50 loggIng
care thfrO locomotives ana iWu steam
'naoyrs employed. ln addition to q
machine shop 0mployins 300 men
boarding house. Just completed
was opcncd with a bis Christmas dIn.
1ef on che rih. Boo iis large dining
room iu nddltioL to accommodates
BAD meu che boarding house. known aa
,he Holel Nayaio" has "a large read
.uE room. recreation rnom ctc or ihl
1rnefH OF ifs p1irns
"Miguolito." tho medicine man a
fhe NAfniu tribe hae teen tuKcn ar
.bo trade mark of the American lum
lcr company, and every whore. ad0rn
nH their letter hsads hiii heads
statements. adycri.ains matter. etc.
/ appears the nlctuCc of "Mlguellio
Tbelr lumber s known as the "Navujr
White Pine
Following s ist OF the officer.
Of ihc American Lumber company
w =. Johnston. president. W. u
/ Sawyer Vice president D. H. Wright
secretary and treasurer. J n. Coffin
assistant secretary aud treasurer
| Richard lanas, general manager \
" Decker superintendent uf sales.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
TWO MORE NEW
DECAPODS ARRIVE

Two more of che big dccap0d en-.
glnes twenty OF which we're recently
ordered for the Santa Fo from the
Baldwin Locomotive Works. and
eighteen OF which, with those two,
the 1885 ami 1897 have been delivered
to the road. arrived in Albuquerque
Saturday, Oh charge Of two machlniat.
on kinecrs from Topeka, Kan
In conversation with representa-
tive of Tn Evening Citizen. one Of
those in charge OF the engines said
m ia not generally known, except
iu railroad men, that a uyehundrod
mile run OF "a new engine. lNlOre she
has been SCI up, that III 90 he hauled
that distance hy a power other than
tor own, % worse ia wcar and tear ON
hor than thousand miles of running
on her own 11wor would ho We have
10 be on to- lookout constantly, while
,m route with a dead cnelno or disc
sho Is liable 10 arrive l.' only Tor the
opair shop natead oi The road These
docapOds have flYo drive wheels on
each side, 3wO small wheels near the
pilot ana Two medium sized wheels
directly under tho cab. making four
te0n whccb under che engine. not
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

The Mission buildings boz las SO.
gas were never adequate tO th"
work. aud being Of Adohe wore CON
stauily on tho decline
Thc Presbyterian work at Albu-
Qlrrquc wSs started hy one of Alhn.
quorquoH leading lawyers. MI ~ W
ID Bryan nt The present site ul the
AlhuQueruu1 Indian school and was
known na tho Presbyterian Indian
school After some extended Inn
pruvcmcnta were made. the United
states government purchased the
plant and tho Mission school was
located al its present site. and cone
tlnuod Tor sonic years 81 TN indian
school
The work the government was doc
Ing Tor The Indians seemed no be-
meeting the local demands 80 we'll
that there being such a falling of OF
gifts "a the Woman's Hoard of Mis-
siona. and other demands lp other
parts of the country seemingly more
important M school WAS closed
aad the buildings stood vacant or
we're used for private schools
tn 1895 n movement Was started in
the Synod of New MFxico tn traua-
fer the boarding department of the
las Vegas school Go tho A'huuuor
que buildings a strong pull was
made 10 sci ihe boys school located
IN a8ntn ~. near tho Allison school.
that has done so much for Mexican
KRIS. bat the fact thai The buildings
were here decided the matter Work
Of repairing aud cleaning occupied
the time for the fall term oi school.
but regular school work hegan the
FIRST Of January, 1896. with about
thirty pupils. under she superlniend-
oncy OF Miss A. ~, MCNalr The mum /.
her Increased and the work demand
cd a man in the faculty. $50 the pres
eni superintendent was sent by the
board 60 take charge oi the work.
About the same iimc Che name.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
TWO BIG NEW
MEXICO + RESOURCES
And The Citizen Means the
Sheep and Cattle Industry
Of the Territory.
GOOD WORK OF the BOARD,

Wlthoul q doubt the sheep sanges
ui New Mcxlco are the ideal ~ all
sheep owners and the fneat m the
United States and the season Just
closed has proven the most profit.
able to saeep falsers IN New Mexico
that the territory has as yet expert.
enccd The grnzing has boon be(ier
the year just passed than In any
FORMER year. the water holes and the
streams have been plentifully full tho
OWES came through the winter ln
great shape aud tho prices the past
season have been higher than for
many ypAra previous over 1000 goo
lambs aud sheep have been shipped
oni OF she territory during the year
1896 Ne values of watch were from
~ cents SO 3 cents per pound The
avcrage lamb shipped out weighed
from go io az pounds and brought m
The eastern markets from $3.50 90
$3.50 each the wethers commanding
from $3.50 to Si.58 each. some choice
it'e selling Tor even a higher figure
than those given above which are
considered q very conservative eati.
mated price The WOOL clip has been
much above tho average being az "a
high grade. and the amount uf wool
sales lE the territory amount 20 over
10000 600 pounds, most Oi which. with
the exception AZ possibly 100000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
THIRTEEN her HOODOO NUMBER

Il was an excited and very meeh
poriurhed woman. about middle age.
who rushed up 20 the conductor Of
delayed 40 9 Saturday ~ noon. while
the train was az che depot, and said;
"Oh. M Conductor, TN going
through on ihls train, chat iB ] vas,
wat ! wont now, unless one car rs
taken on ihe train. i0r there are ~
coaches and The engine makes teir-
teen. and that's "a hoOdoo number.
Won't you please take of one car. or
add one3"
The conductor. Noticing that the
switching crew we're making prepare.
tons 20 cut ont one baggage ear,
winked at hose standing nearby. and
replied;
Why, ceriainly madam, anything
70 oblige Otr patrons. Here, Yard
master take off one ear FOR the lady
she's supersiitious.
The baggage car WAS taken OF. and
a. the passenger engine backed mp
aud coupled GA the train. making
twelve cars with the engine. the lady
hoavod siEh az relief. and turning
20 the condactOr. said
"Oh. thank you ever 80 much
You're Just the incest conductor and
your roads the incest road, that ever
was
After which she boarded the train.
perfectly satisfied
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

ascent had renewed an the mouey and
valmt.as to hls home az che Conclu.
H.pU nf .ho days work the robbers
secured nothing
N b SaAicu. formerly employed as
brakeman on tne El pasO q South
western has filed suit Ia the district
court at lfl PaaO. AGAINST The road Tor
actual damages I'm the amount ef $685.
600 ans indicative damages in the
-amo amount The case Involves tho
law against corporations biacklisting
employees
According i0 a ropOit received b.
the Santa "a Central Hallway com,
nnny al Santa Fe the El Paso a
SouihWo tern ireinF arc not having
any further tiuuhte with snow block.
AIDES BIOS are running almost cn sched.
ule time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

eaoh year. the past year being tho
highest year ia the shipment OF
horses set enjoyed By territorial
horso breeders
The total number Of cattle Ia the
Territory up 20 date. 81 estimated by
the territorial cattle board % ho
100000 The year 1905 wa NOT
eey satisfactory one for calves, d
9ang estimated that there was only
about 5O per cent of the normal mum
btf the past year The territory ls
prgty wen stripped OF steers also.
ihorc BEING few. n any, old ones Chat
n 3a ana upwnrdsl, for salo az any
price The numhCr of 2.year.oida IS
limited also. and ihe steers % 1906
WIN ho mostly yonrllnFe.
Since March l., 1905. the hoaFd has
received over 5000 applications so
rtConi brands. showing that the uum.
bef uf different herds Is on tho Ia
crease although a large number of
me applications are due to tho new
law, now DO effect making Il a penal
niienso 20 run a hmn6 without first
having IN recorded but the fact 70.
mains that a large number OF the an.
plicants are new residents OF New
Mexico asking that new brands BE-
recorded.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
POSTAL CLERKS WANT
MAIL CARS TURNED
Say Placing Of Cars With end
Next Engine Would
Lessen Danger
IN TIE CASE or WRECKS

Railway mail clerks on the Santa
~ are taking up toe matter OF hav
lac an order issued hy che manage
meni Of the rad 20 the effoct that
90 mail cars hp placed iu trains with
iho sioraHp end 81 thn car toward the
oDgino. AZ they claim that ln case of
wrecks. the mail natter in che for
ward END az the car would aci as
buffer, apd lessen The danger to the
ivvr and iimha 81 the mail clerks
Railway postal clerks occupy. in an
probability. che most danErr1un po
sltiou. WITH De- exception nf ihn cn.
gluerf and fireman on uiiruau
train ard thrfp is Frlf m o wreck iu
which iho mail clerk iH not more or
lCss Injured ur only ESCAPES hy al
narrow margin.
The numerous wrecks that have
occurred GA iho Santa &c of late in
whleh Hogcfal Postal cl0rhs have been
Killed oT injured. said a railway mail
clerk. who lives in thiF city, in speak.
Ing of the matter tO representative
of The EVENING CNi1cn ihif morn.
ing. has brought the matter of our
afrle lurrIhlt lo uur minds Ny
Weeping tao on ihc railroads that fnru
the mall cars with fhe storage end
toward ihe engine. $50 have discover
90 Thar llo peg rrri1rn uf arrldenif
io man ricri ON those rnala as com
Hrcd i0 ihosU ou the rnads hat DO
ult tnrn Csc car. b much lcss and
CONSEQUENTLY $40 are In favor oi hut
ine all ears turned
Some roads make up lii their pas.
1cngrr trains Sch tha toragu eud ~
mail cara toward fhe cne'He hui en-
other roads the Ynrdmastcrs neglect
or refuse to so pince the postal cars.
Recently me Rock island railway an
nauucod that they lOund O. TOO ca
ponsivc t0 suith The ears around. and
that IN che future trains wclld bo
made 800 or heaf shifted tho operations
I'D trains und those in charge and
I that The mad would NOT go 90 the OK.
F nrnsp Of turning mail cars.
The expense 0l turning D passenger
or mail car has been estimated at SO
/ cents per oaI. and The railway mail
clerks say ihu they DO not think this
nominal sum should be set againsl
their right 20 comparatively safe
1 trans portutlon. and a. the rallroadt
derive q great reynnp from the gov
eminent for carryiuig the malla. the
/ clerks think thcy could easily afford
( this slant expense inasmuch Az .
nigh moan tho saving OF many lives
among thc postal clerks ln cases ni
I wrecks and accidents.
Ia case that the roads 40 not vol
unfairly arrccd % the requests oi the
mail clerks. " o. said hy some who
Gre in a position to know, that th6
postal clerks viii appeal to tho GOV
einmout a. have on order issued a.
the roads ln the United States who nj
present do not turn the ears f0rcinf
them 10 place ali mail cars 10 q tfair
with the storage END toward the en
glue Thls action. I'M case % d taken
win hr tnAfn through the Railwa,
Postal Ciorbf Association
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

"Menaul school, was arst given Ia
honor oi The Rev. James Menanl. p
~, 90 lang eynsaical Missionary here
Tho demand for more nccommnda-
tons bgrame ~ great. that "a 1903
the board made q grant OF $1,000
Tor buildings, as soon o. the money
could be lalagd Taa eynudlcal Mis
siOnary. the Rev n al, Craig. went
east. and through his efforts much 0f
ne money came in. and then the
DEL fgatos 20 the general assembly in
los Angeles. spent "a day ln Albu-
querQup. and visited the school They
made a generous git of $1,000 So
'Plrrsan Hall" stands today. worth
about $4,000 and the bost building
for the cost ia the town A little
later a cottage was erected for she
superintendent. and with other build
ines the school property a. WOrfh
about f25.0no. and stands un 20o
acfcs oi fine land. with Wator
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
THE MENAUL SCHOOL, PRESBYTERIAN
INSTITUTION NEAR THE CITY
For Mexican Young Men and Boys and Located Within
Two Miles Of the Court
House.

Menaul school, a Presbyterian in
atituilon Cor the education Of Moxi-
can boys and young men, Is JUST two
miles north Of the city limits o. the
gfoWing city Of Albuuuesqaa The
school had its boglnninE Ga Las
VEGAS. az a day school ~ 1879, and
for a good many years was 80 con
iinurd The demand for q home and
home influences for anmo of tho pu-
pills wis 80 urgent that ,he teacher
and missionary opened their homes To-
few. Thla little beginning was
added % and a boarding department
Ia connection with the day school ln
Las Vegas was started. Some ~ the
most faithful native ministers la the
Presbyterian church today. are
FORMER pupils ct thai little school
among whom are Rows Mnnuei Mad
rld and 0nblno Rendono. both OF
whom are doing q great work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

pounds. was from the apflus clip
The prcps on wOOl taroughont the
season ayeragod irom go to 22 cents
per pound. which means about $1,000
600 worth oi WOOL sold the pass sea-
sou.
The sheep sanitary board hae heon
exceedingly suCcessml in enfQrcing
rho hpep dipping law. and o. a result
DE sheep Of New Mexico are ONceed
lugly free from scab, and lhe NOM
hors OF the board. in speaking ~ the
matter gave as their opinion that in
a short time AN disease would Do
efadicated entirely ahn0p dipping
nlante have been established az AT
prominent shipping points by 80
board and In addition 20 these. there
are many private dipping plants, and
as an tho llocks Of the territory are
bolns graded up q is only a matter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

plant pf aoooo gallons capacity Scr
nuur
The Industrial work OF the school
is limited because ~ lack % fncll-
ir.ps. huf ali tho dnmesfic duties arc
carried On by iho pupils This means
everything in the kitchen. bakery
dining rooms d1Witofieg. aud lauE-
dry A little ls done boz the mochan
teal lines, enough to help a little in
thf'r future lives
Tho capacity of the school is 100.
and that humber Oh present. many
having been turned away after che
school was full
The courses ol study embraces a
hifh school c,5ursc from which the
present years class ia The frH one
to graduate. there being SIX young
men IN the class
The object Of an this work 10 90
ilt the native Spanish speaking boys
Tor Better citizens and to Rlgo them
the Christian training thst Is be-.
lieyed 10 BE- the foundation 81 all truo
education The results on tho lives
uf those who have been In the a.shooi
for q few years only. are very graf
fylns Tho hope for the school is
ilniiering and. no doubt, the grow
lng demands for tho admission OF
Mexican girls into the Institution viii
souu have tosbe met A. conditions
demand %. the course uf study NIL
doubtless b. raised and some have
even predicted Presbyterian college
as the final outcome.
The cost Of the work Ia about
$4,000 per year. uue-third ~ which
o. collected from the pupils. the
other being given hy The Woman
/ BOARD of Home Missions
The SynOdical Missionary Ia bis
annual report says Tho Mcnaul
school. 40 albuquerque la doing
work for our Mexican boys. the
value Of which can never be- cstl-
mated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
IMMIGRATION WORK
r. O. MeDoNouoH, or RociAoA.
eoEs TO TENNESSEE FOR rHE
SANTA re RAILWAY.

A. h. Mcnouough. oi ROciada. san
Migeei county has neen appointed al
special Immigration agent on The
saniA ~ railway system. 90 work in
ffmnosHte with "a ylnW 90 inducing
iafmcrt Ia HAT state Goo immigrate
10 Nce Nrv.cn nn1 settle in suitable
.ngaiuns
He viii mahc special effort to
bring teiilers 40 Torrance. and in
luusrvaif counties He win be- sun.
nliod with hiorniuyc descriptive ct
me territory sud iis resources. By
fhe bureau ui immigration This be-
win distribute in Tennessee whore H
Niil do The most good
Ha D. sanHUine that ho VIII Do ablc
io DO good Nufk and induce mum
hoT nf Tennessee farmers and stock
raisors t0 come Co New Mexico, make
homestead entries and becomo porma
neni citizens
Tho illustrated pamphlet issued Tor
900 OBJ enc Santa fu Railway com
nauY egtollinR the many desirable
qualities possessed by tho california
limited. Do one OF the handsomcsi and
most artistic affairs over aeen here
The cover ~ one of orange color and
contains ihg iune Squire of an Indian
Wrapped from head 90 foot in a red
blanket The printed natter ana g.
usirWIons on NE PAGES are eqgaily
AS artistic The Santa Fe deserves
bo lufQo aSsscuger trafic which %
nas built up because ir raoQgnl1eH tho
efficacy of good advertising whatever
inc cost may Dee.
The SANTA Fo Central Railway
yesterday handled "a train of nttceu
IOaded cars from Kennedy t0 VIII
lard where tacy were transferred to
n che uelcn out-ch NiuD cars con.
ained steel fof ihO Bole0 cat of Two
caro- contained coal and ono car wis
loaded with -four and hag Tho other
cars carried sundrief This railway
aiii also hpudie nluo cars 0f MIA
ohinery "a Golden Tor che Gold Bul
Jon Mining company
General Foreman George oi the
santa w. at Needles a. ~ Todd
master mechanic al San nefnafdlno
and W. b. Buck, master mechanic AZ
NoedloH. passed through Albuquerque
yesterday en route t0 New York
whoro they are going on company
uuHinos.
An aitomp, was made Ia rob tho
WellsFarEo hSproas oompany's once
at Magdaleua luuraday night. AZ She
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
THE BULL HAS AN
INNING Ar JURAz

2, q Rhodes. superintendent of the
Pullmnn service on the Santa 10.
superintendent y. r. Manager ~ the
Harvey system, and G. NJ. smlts. au-
dilor for the Harvey system. are 3
trio OF Albuquerque men who Wit
nesscd "a hnli got u back ai the bah
Fighters az Juarea yesterday NJ
Rhodes. 10 describing the tragedy,
said chat che victim was the man Who
graets the bail AZ q enters the arena,
with the painful handorillas. Ho had
iusi thrust the darts into The beast
ana was backing away when DC
stumbled ANA fell Ho had hardly
reached che ground before the bull
had its horn into him, lust below the
sirdle Blood guahod from the wound,
ia a torrent, but a tOrreRdor got tho
beast away before more harm was
done. Two doctors and attendants
carried Tho man out OF the arena. bus
the wound war considered Bo danger
eus that bee was NOS expected 10 I've.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

hoiiers. "a modern in every RESPECT
The refuse from these two mills afe
ground by hog. and conveyed throuAh
Garland conyeyOr distance ui over
GEO feet. tU toe Aihuq Ufaue Electric
l.lFbi and Power company, whcrf 10
u nscd for fuel
Tho sash ava dlur factory hHt ~
foor space OF aaoxsOn feet. and q ca
nacty oi Z 200 doufa 1ud 5000 aarh
every Com hours. togcihei With ah0W
$4,000 feet og moulding 1he m0d-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

one OF the most important indus
irlas in Albuquerque, giving employ
menl % over i.i00 men. and with a
laonthiy roll Of fa0.o00. Is tho an
ericah Lumhor company, situated in
81 BE northwestern part of ihe city
Organized aH "a stock company in
ia02. with % capital stock ut $1,000,
na0. the mill was erected in 1908,
startling operations on August 2sih. %
that year
There gre many departments Of The
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

ulant CHIEF among which n iho saw
mil. with q daily capacity OF 100000
iea. aud, $4,000 lash AFTER January
ieh. a double crow. runnlng night
aad day win increase the capacity
M the mNl Co aN0.e 800 feet per day of
fen huur The min a fuNia0 ieei .n
dimension cQuipped vi'h three hand
saws
The hath aud heading mll equipped
with = Geo horse u1W>W rnrlHs one
else and 900 horse power flhdlaf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

crn machinery in this Department is
driven b. zoe hnrst iHrl Gore
hiss engine.
The hox factory has 20 0o1r space
OF iGnxia0 feet. and ~ oluluued WITH
tho latest APPLIANCES in the way Of
machinery, which is driven ty 500
horse power Corliea engine 10 hRs
run to ful capacity since first started,
ani for NE last three months aver
ased $4,000 boxes per day zen
hours Tic nox fCyiory ls equipped
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

The jolly Bachelor Girls club en-.
trrlainel last nlght az the residence
uf MI and Mrs Sam Stevens on West
Lead avenue, with a new year watch
party a ton attendance OF the mem-
hora az the club and several invited
guests helped make he AFFAIR a Jolly
one and Just as the new year was
coming IN thg memhors OF che cl1b
all aolemniy pledged themselves 90
abstain FROM husbands for one year
more at least Following o. a Inst OF
the momhers present. The Misses
Charlotte swIuoboli, Gl1nan seldom
ridge hable Fox, Kitiie Hiil Hcnz
smith and hrennir
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
JUGULAR VEIN IS SEVERED
PLAcioo MEDlRo IS KILLED BV
YOUTH AT ALAMOooRpo.

plaoldo dodino, aged about 40
years, wag Killed al a Mexican dance.
in Alamogordo. hy a youth named
Morono, aged is years, tho tragedy
following a quarrel
Moreno alnHh0d his adversary With
"a knife, ReyOrlng MCdInO's lugular
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