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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-02
CAPITULO III
De las scores

Art. 3.-Tcndran derecho 4 ser so
clos, ademas de los inscriptos hasta
ell dia que Sc apruebe Ell Reglamen-
to los que reuhan las condolences
del artfculo primero, Y 10 solicitor
de Ia Secretaria..
Art. 4.-Todos socio pagard por
adclantado metaante recibo suscri-
TO por ell Tesprero de la Liga. la
Quota mensual De DIEZ CENTA-
VOS por cada piso dc casa que posca
8 represente.
Ademas de este 1ngreso ordinario
Ia LIGA podra eaumentar sus recur-
SOS econ6micos,z organizando seg1n
las circunstancfas 10 aconseien / Ia
mayorla legal dc los socios, aporta-
clones al acerbo comdn por me-
.dIO de:
(a)-C Colectas voluntariaS.
(b-lnvitaci6n conveniente funda-
.da y dirigfda a los propictarios de
.cuota conuibutiva. superior 4 CINCO
DOLLARS dnnales que fguren en-
las listas ohcialcs dc la contribution
correspondence
Co." Meeting dc propaganda; y
(d)-Cualquiera otro arbitrio que
con arreglQ 4 las Leyes sugiera el
lnGenio y eXpGriencia de cualquiera
de los asociados, acceptable por Ia MA
yOria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-02
Clnenat0grafo

El programa para Ia function de es-
ia noche otrece nuevos extrenos. uLos
pequenos vagabundos", oEl desertqr" y
otras peliculas de gran duraci6n Y Ell
tretenimiento haran las delicias del
pdblico. La concurrencia siempre es
numerosa 10 cual demuestra 81 gusto
con que ol pdbhco acude al circo de la
plaza de Colon Con el de esta noche
es el espectdculo ndmero "a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-02

Los republicanos Y catalanistas Sc
retiran del Congreso.-Matrimon
del Rey.-Atropellos ala policla
Los reyes de Portugal en- Ma
drid.- -Blasco Ibanez.- -Naufragio.
Crisis ministerial
Madrid IS de Marzo.-En el Con
gresO Sc Ia discutido Ia retirada dc
la minor{a republicana
FL Presidente del Consei0. sefIor
Moret, ha pronunciado un discurso
muy conciIiador lamcntando dicho
retraimiento y crey6ndolo injusti
fcado
El sefIor Maura Sc expres6 en- eI
mismo sentido que el senior Moret.
El diputado don Alberto Rusiflol
anunci0 que los catalanistas Sc reti-
raban tanbien Y no yolverfan al Sa-
lon de Sesiones hasta que 10 hiciese
Ia minoria republicana.
Con muy liqera discussion ha side
apr0bado en- votaci0n ordinaria p0r ell
.Congreso, el proyecto de capitulacio-
mes matrimoniales de don Alfonso
XIII y Ia asignaci6n de la futura Rel
ma Princesa Victoria Eugenia
Los senores Nocedal y Mella Sc
limitaron formular una protesta,
declarando que terfan el prop6sito
de discutir mas adelante e1 aspecto
International del 1natrimonio del Rey
y combatir la alianza de Espafla con
Inglsterra.
Con este objeto el sefior Mella ha
anunciado una Interpretation al Co
bierno, interpelaci6n que este ha
aceptado disponiendose a contestarla.
Los republicanos valencianos adic-
tos 4 don Rodrigo Soriano han cele-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-02

tuar por cuenta del tesoro della Aso-
ciaclon, sin que Sc craven particu-
larmente los asotiados.
(j) lnvitar y estimular por todos
los medios que sugiera ell buen cri-
terio Gle los. socios, 4 todos los pro-
pietarios de la Isla, unirse for
talecerse en- la inidad colectiva de
la LlGA para Ia mayor ehcacia y
protection de los intereses de los
propietarios asociados.
(k) Cooperar 4 los fines de Ia co
lectlvidad con ociedadeS de cual-
quier otro caracter, existentes en- la
lsla 8 fuera dc ella:
CAPITULO III
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-02
" "PuertO Rico Musical =

Esta simpatica revista mdsical, sus
pendida temporalmente, pronto volve-
ra reanudar su public aci6n. Nus-
vas mejoras Sc introduciran 4 fin de
corresponder al creciente interes del
pdblico.
Asf nos 10 manifestan.
Celebramos la nueva aparici6n del
college.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-02

brado una manifestation para pro
testar contra la aggression de que Ia
S1do objeto aquel diputado.
Los manifestantes atrope1laron 4
la policfa, la cual Sc defendio ener-
gicamente consiguiendo disolver Ia
manifestation y hacienda numerosas
detenciones.
FL Alcalde y conceja1es del Ayun-
Itamlento de esta Corte han dado un
banquete en- honor de los Reyes de
Portugal.
A dicho banquete asistieron ade-
Imas de los ilustres huespedes. eI Co
! tbierno, el Cuerpo Diplomatico ex-
ltranjero, las autoridades civi1es Y mi
litares los Presidentes del Senado v
CongreSo y la alta servidumbre de
Palacio.
Pronunciaronse brindis muy ex-
presivos.
Hoy 4 las seis de Ia tarde han sa-
lido para Portugal el Rev don Car
los y ia Reina dona Amelia.
Sc les ha hechO una carifIosa des-
pedida y Sc les ha tributado identicos
honores que 4 su llegada.
POGO antes de partir el tren, am
bOs monarcas Sc deSpidieron carifio-
samente, siendo aclamados por la
Imuchedumbre que Sc hallaba ella
estacion.
Madrid, 10 de MarzO.-Ios dipu-
tados de las provincias catalanas han
salido para Barcelona, como anun-
clando que no volveran al Parlamen-
to ha sta que sc resuelva e1 conhicto
surgldo con motive del retraimienfo
lie los republicanos.
| En- Ia session celebrada aver Dor
el SenadO, cl Presidcntc del Conseio
de Ministries anunci6 que el gobier
no Sc propone pedir autorizaci6n :
las C0rteS para residenciar a todos
los generates que ejercieron cargo
en Cuba, Puerto Rico Filipinas, 1
fin de conprobar Ia eXactitud de los
hechos denunciados
En- Ia session del Congreso de
hoy, el seior Blasco Ibanez present6
la renuncla de su cargo de dIputado
IN u Conseio dc Ministries cele-
0rado hoy. aa1o Ia Frealeencia del
Rey. manifesto el Jefe dc. Gobierno
/ que esta completamente inusti6c9do
el rctraimiento lie los diputados re
| Ipubllcanos y catalanistas.
| La opinion general cs que en- el
IaSunto del refrain iento de los repu-
bican0s, sc trata solamentc de crear
Eatmostera para preparar trabaios re-
iV0lucionarios
Hoy Sc han c0tizado cn Ii Bolsa
! Ia. r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-02
CAPITULO I
D1AoWiHaCi6N dc Ia S0ci<Iad

Art. 1.ASe esta blece en- Ia ciudad
de San Jaan de Puerto-Rico, donde
tendfd su domicilio, una Association
que Sc denominara "LIGA ECO
MONICA DE PROPIETARIOS DE
+ Y kRl0r kICO /, On "a que podrln
1iagresa todos los que contribuyan
ri ti'fsS0F<t) F1ySTtAta en ef Con.
ceptO de contribution s0bre " PRO
PIEDAD INMUEBLE " por derecho
propio 8 en- representation legal. con
una quota mayor de CINCO DO
LIARS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-02
Para Ia Liga de PrOpietarios
DE FfNCAS URBANAS
UN PR0YECT0 De REGLaMENTo

A continuation reproducimos ell
Proyecto de Keglamento que la Co
mission designada en- Junta General
somete 4 Ia consideration de los aso-
Ella dos dc Ia Liga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-02
Z l. ~.

u v~~. ~ ---. 4
Esta noche, en- los salones del Ate
neO dc Puerto Rico, celebrara session
ordinaria Ia directiva de la sociedad
de EscritOreS Artistas.
Asunt0S de mucha importancia Sc
ran sometidos 4 Ia consideration de
los caballeros que forman Ia iunta
de gobierno
FL nombramiento hecho en- Aqua
dllla de dlStlnguidoS elementos de
ALI para formar la junta representa-
tiva Sc IA recibido con muestras de
satisfaction. Dicha iunta esta com
puesta dc las personals siguientes:
Seflora Josefa Rodriguez del Vale.
Senorita Eugene Corchado.
Mercedes Abril.
Victoria Martinez.
Luisa Fr0ntera.
SeIlOr Luis A Torregr0sa.
Vicente Vinas.
!. 2. Terref0rte.
Director de "El Crioll0.
lose Lequerica.
c. Luyando
Manuel Carvana.
Ha habido un feliz acierto Zen el
nombramiento hecho para esa iunta
representative, en- Ia cual existen
poetisas, mGsicos, artistas pintores,
distinguidos poetas, veteranos del
periodismo y escritores de recono-
cido mGrito
La Association sigue adelante en-
sus mobiles y Patri6ticos en1penosr
Algun dla Sc recogera el Iogro de
.estos afanes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

has never been a breath III suspicion
against Mouisa and niVfna before.
ana aa soon az BE- learned that in.
dicimeute had been returned aEainef
Them two weeks ago. ho notified them
by wire and they promptly came horc
and gave bond Both were indicted
an three charges each. and bond in
each case was fixed af $4,000. making
in all $4,000, which VAS promptly fur.
nished
AZ the last term Of the district
court here che i.l Captain Land ane
Cattle company. with New Mexico of
nee AZ Richardson. Lincoln county.
hnd head once M Now York CITY,
brought sulf against Ice nlvina kH
fiTQfG, and this suit was dismigse /.
" iH alleged BY Judge 0atoWood. BlT.
ms attorney. that tnis suit Waa
brought fog cattle that Bivina 81 nov
charged WITH canaplfins to steal
Ice hlVlns iivca az Amarillo. Texas.
lH q prominent banker and stueA bro.
ker ~ that point and ia rcputeA 90 be
q millionaire. Z. A Mofrias = nroai.
Dent Of the Horseshoe land And Cat.
tie company with hoadquaftcra at
Porlalea ~ M. This company owns
10000 head 90 cattle and has ranches
IN four counties IN New Mexico. also
ranch property in Texas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
GOLD BuLLIOs COMpAAY



~ 81 hNnil "i san ftNfu w" ~ ~
ghalHt or we properly or IN" Hanih
~ ooid ana NppiHf company az thAl
point, ana Who y foreman ~ thp
present Nhiisc aiaiea Hfaha jury, ~
SANTA ~, ieihea 20 q fppfrNentAiif'
~ tne Rev MeklHan 90 the opcfaiiuhN
ot tho Gold Button MINNIE company.
anu Haihi
colonel ,. a. Wood manager ni
me Gold Bullion Ainins company gp-
erAiln8 ln the placer Fields near Colo
on ~ iho southern pa8 Nl asaie ~
county ~ now receiving a large gnah+
uiy 81 tine machinery There are
about ten car loads Of thls machinery.
which % being handled hy enc SANTA
W central failWay. VIA stanley Hia-
ton. some plpeea ~ me plant arc
very heavy. one piece weighing nihH
tons pihef aihHiH nieeea welFhihg
from rive tn alH ioHa
'Nhnfita cioaaon Qi santa " nae
the conihci iof hauling the macnin-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
THE FINAL CHAPTER
IN PARKER MURDER
SENSATIONAL CLOSE or CRIME.
INVOLVING RonREHY or prom.
iNENT CITIZEN.

A correspondent NIitiug 10 the El
Peso Times from Alamos0rd0. under
date Of March s. relative % the Wash
Parker murder case, says;
What one might term the final act
IN che Wash Parker murder case.
came in a somewhat sensational cluec
Tuesday afternoon ~ CloudcrOft. be.
fore Justice Of the Peace Russoll
Wallace.
Wash Parker, an Ola and highly ~.
spccied citizen. was waylaid and muir.
dorcd on Sunday. April 1g 1905. In
The vicinity of Weed. this county. Lee
Green, deputy sheriff, organized q
posse and started out IN search OF the
murderer. Taking the trail a. the
scene Of the murder. the posse fol.
lowed i until they came upon a man
named Tom Geniry. Gentry was or.
dered 10 give up. but instead OF sur.
rcndoflng, pulled bis gun and opened
FIRE on the posse. The officers re,
turned the Gre and Gentry was killed.
one Of the possemeu wag named NJ.
G. TidWcll. and n complaint was sworn
oui against Iidwrll charging him with
The murder 81 Gentry, although n was
recognized by eye witnesses ifnt Dep.
uiy sheriff Ice Green himself. killed
Gentry Hon. J r. Wharton was en-.
ployed % prosecute Tidwoll and Judge
Byron sherry was employed 90 de-
fend Tidweli The case came 40 be-
fore Justice og the Peace Russell
wallace. az Cloudcroft Monday. and
was bitterly fought By both sides,
proving quite sensational az times,
ane resulted in the acqulttal OF It'd.
well.
Thus ended the last ace 0f that
bloody affair OF wayiaying. numbering
and robbing Wash Parker. and the
settling ot this case certainly proves
the right an Officer has IN defending
his own liie while IN the perform
ance OF his duty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
CHAMPION WOMAN TRAP
SHOOTER OF AMERICA


Mrs Nellie nCnuoit, champion wo.
man trap shooter OF America ana the
only woman representative % a nov.
der company IN the United States. ana
perhaps in the world "a IN Albuouor.
cue ga the interest on the faughlln.
Rand Powder company makers Of the
FAMOUS Dupont powder, and viii re-.
main until tomorrow. giving on erhih.
iiinn OF her prowoss with the shot
Gun tomorrow afternoon at the Alhu.
queeque Gun clubs grounds az Trac.
ton park, IN competition with some Of
tho local crack shots.
Mira. Bennett Is the widow Of A. l..
Bennett, the famous western crack
trap shooter, who. previous 10 his
death three years ago, was perhaps
one % the besi known marksmen in
the Wesi, and has proved herself an
adapt pupil of her famous husband
After his death she took 20 her pres.
ent line of work as d means Of gain.
lng a livelihood, and has since gained
n national reputation. Her best rec.
ora Is li2 Gus OF q possible 1850. and
she mas often been known 90 mako 20
straight and a and as ont of a pos.
sible 30.
Mrs. Bennett has Tor her territory
the entire United States. and has Gao.
iured many medals ana nrizna for her
splendid work with the shot gum and
rifle On her leit hand she wears q
beautiful diamond won az the Calumet
club shoot IN Chicago some tlme ago
when she defeated the then chnmpion
woman HhOt OF America.
= don't whlmper," said Mra Ben.
nett. ID conversation with q represent.
alive Of The Evening Citizen, when
am defeated by some mala marks.
man, but ! never have. nor viii I
stand lor being defeated By a woman
shot in America / am rather proud
of my record 81 never having ben 6e-
feated by a woman"
AIRS Bennett, who has Travelled from
coaef 10 coast. aud from Canada col
Mexico, ls a Arm believer IA the great
west, and calls n Tho greatest cuun.
Try IN the world"
Washington and Oregon present
che opportunities today 10 investors
that New Mexico presented twenty
years ago, and one taking ADVANTAGE
OF them now would ln a short time
become Independent ! am ca route
east now from "a ten months trip
through The Pacific coast country and
just before leaving there I met q gem
uoman who had iust realized $4,000
from 500 Investment iu Oregon
real estate And TIE same Kind ofI
opportunities siill exist there.
The exhibition shoot Tomorrow all
iernoon az Traction park will be on.
tiroly free from ANY charge whatever
and viii be- merely IN the Interest oil
the hrm Mrs Bennett represents. bus
that u wiil prove interesting and that
she wlil make ihe local maTkamen
iook 90 their laurem cannot BE doubt
"a when one considers her record for
tie pas three years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
CRUSHED TO DEATH
UNDER THE WHEELS
or a FREIGHT TRAIN IN THE
YARDS At RATION, THE OTHER
DAY.

C0rnelo Griogo. la00ror with a
track gnng of the Santa ne. was
ground TO death under the wheels OF
Santa ~ train 30. z. Monday. 81 the
eastern yards here. says tho Ration
Range
Grcigo was taking q day or. and,
some Of the Witnesses testified was
drinking. ho boarded an east bound
freight near the Harvey house, and
climbed 90 this top OF box cas-. Here
the brakeman saw him ana told him
To set OF. Re asa not. and the brake
man pushed him with bis stick. and
then finally threw GrlOgo's can OFT
OrlcEo then climbed down OF the
ear. falling gow steps lie got up
and started back after his cap. walk
ing ON the west bound track re
mad walked about one hundred and
my feet, and was passing the hear Of
the freight Fuln Reagt. when he was
struck by train No. Z, west hound.
wtlch was coming into the station al
thu rate Of about EIGHT miles an hour
0riego did not heed the warning
whistles 81 tho engine Of No z and
az the engineer expected him 10 get
of the track IN time he did not att
tempt 10 stop his train until too late
-Four cars Of the passenger train
passed over the unfortunate man be-
fore the trnin could stop fila legs
were cut OF and 10 was other wise in-
iured, and though he lived until 2
O'Clock, Monday evening. he did not
regain consciousness.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
CHILD laser aEFoRE
OHIO Lrofal ATupF

Cleveland Ohio March NJ The
public hearing before tha h0ass em.
miiiee an labor. on the Reynolds Ia
Dor hlll opened here today. The Ga.
nur ORGANIZATIONS are particularly in.
iereeied Va the measure. which raises
The ago nf children that may ho om.
pioyed. from - 30 iG years. unless
certificates are produced stating That
their parents are dependent on their
support and alaiu limiting az eight
ihe number lf hours that children on.
Der sixteen are allowed to BE- en-
plpyod.
The hili also provides Coz the EN-.
ploymoni ~ eight female inspectors
of workshops and factories. 40 assist
me pieaent force uf male inspectors.
Every labor organisation "a tho state
is iavorlnE the bill ana many of the
organizations will work with great en-.
eray for the passage OF the BIN The
laaur organizations are also interest.
ed in q number OF other bills. touch.
SAG anon labor gp-siiunH. but ncar pf
them are considered aa important a.
me child labor hili.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
ATTORNEY LAKEWOOD
DENIES CHARGES
PREFERREp AGAINST Ais GU.
ENTs, FOR STEALING CATTLE
FROM e. CAPTAIN COMPANY.

Following uD the dispatch published
Ia The Evening Citizen yesterday az.
iernoon, regarding the alleged whole.
sale stealing of cattle hy Thomas
Pfldemofe, d later dispatch from Ros.
we'll 10 the Denver News, and dated
March z, gives the following add.
tiQual information on the subject.
Further developments came today
ln regard 10 tho indictment Of Thomas
Pridcm0ro, Lee niVlns and u. "A. Nor.
Kiss On the charge OF conspiracy Cd
steal 9T3 head Of cattle from the El
Captain land and Cattle company, OF
which prldomore was manager.
Judge w. ". GateNood. attorney
Tor nlvlna sad Morflas, tonight in.
denied thai hla clients had
been guilty Of any criminal conduct.
and reDudlated the statement thai
hIEing was guilty Of any crlldlnnl
cOmplicity a. me transfer Of the caf.
tle from frldcmoge % him, and said
that Mofrlaa was Eniltg 90 30 criminal
conduct D. buying the cattle iron
blVlas Judge CaicWood says there
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

qupfguc iwa or three times week
DICK says that DO viii play bail the
coming summer with ne team taal
W.T. pay the mosi money ne says
thar be will play win TIE Blues when
hc 70 treated llko tho outsiders iAh.
come 70 Las Vegas and draw sal.
AIRY.
The Film Flama. q star AGGREGATION
81 youthful swatiofs OF the horsohidt
ana ile shop BOYS. another younrstof
team mot ln deadly combat yesterday
afternoon ON an impuvieod diamond
90 the end of West Gold avenue. and
in an errofleaa 90 and highly enter.
lainlng game. the Film Flams went
down io defeat b. the wonderfully
Tow score of ig % it Captain Anaila
Of the festive Film F7ams. states that
be has q team that are coming world
peaiofa. ana that he SIN cntcrtainz
nope Of some day wlpluF unt the Sew
ofal ir0uEclnga his team has received
by defeating the shop team.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

rather a man would know the art Of
aadailna q pack animal and mniniain.
lng himself n the mountains than any.
thing else Tho fnt points 0l forestry
VIII follow "a proper slime One ching
must have understood and that ia
lnai no cripples or weak persons need
apply for they win not be taken lnto
the service"
Forester Pinchor spoke with graft.
hchiion of the cordial manner Ia
which he vas received By the stock.
men oi enc went ne the recent conVen.
ton M Denver TO said he thoueht
their points ~ difference On regard 20
the Imposition II ias FOR grading
herds IN forest reserves had an been
settled, and thai the forestry bureau
would have the hearty support OF cat.
tlu men and sheen men from now on.
a large amount ~ MONEY has already
hcen collected from siockmen since
Pc eraHlnE regulations went into on.
fec. After q sufficient number of
rangers have been placed Ia the neld.
iho money win be used In construct,
inE trails through forest reserves.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
SIX SHOOTER ROARED
SRORTHORN FLED
ACTOR FRIEND or MAYOR DAVID
9. Ro0& GIVEN a r0ucH OF
HIGH LiFG iN ruc8oN.

ffedcnck wyatt. sn8fi.hofn ana
iendorfo0t actor and member ~ iha
troupe appfarlna ln Dora Thofno.
native uf Milwaukee. intimate a..
qualniance of Mayor - s. Hnar ana
William q. klfk che hum0fiat had
an experience last evening which BE-
will never forget says the Tucson
Cltizeu. li0 ls uo unRer tender Ho
Is iho. ashy Initiated. ana = fai4 81
thirteen Inch sHns would not scara
him now
Like ihc humorlal Kirk. who vas
initiated here more than a year AFRO
into ere mysteries ~ western ule.
Wyatt arrived On ihia cts fsiir or
peciing to see every ciilfon wearing
q pair ni pistols. n sombfern and
naahy handkerchief about che neck
Mayor Rose told tho euuillo young
mau weird iHies about iho shooi.aa
iron play Ia tbe 0ld Pueblo aud had
sa friFhiened the actor thai ho asked
60 Pei allowed OBJ 90 di1rct tn 600 cuasf
and await the gomuny there Tho
manager refused naiiY and with irnm.
biluE knees Wyatt siepDea un che
train here yesterday 80 found rearn
and quiet and bad about reEnlnrd his
composure when me play ended last
night
Then iuat aa Wyatt vas tbinklne
81 nnr sleep ho would so0n nn cN
i1ying, VAS frightened cat % seven
years fruWia b. hearing a terrific
racket just fdiaide his dressing noon,
door lie opened The door and lnund
two 81 the house employees Electrician
Johnson and Frank Pollock. apparent
" engaged in a quarrel Words auun
gave way 90 six shooters IN a twink
lina powder was helne burned and
Wyatt deathly pale. nod from the
stage shouting murder ln a voice
that could hC heard fof several blocks
TIE returned ten mlnnicG later 90 ln.
ycnilFaie the casualties ilo found ais
The Stage hands and che members OF
hia company awaiting him 80 was
heartily congratulated for hlr BRAVERY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

Mr. Frank Censor, supervisor of IN.
dian schools has made q sour ol in.
spection 90 the day schools under the
charge Of this school Accompanied
hy Mrs Censor he leit last night Tor
Crow Agency, Montana
nr. William ~ Todd, who has eerv.
ga az agency physician among the
Usage Indians Tor q number of years.
has recently heon appointed agency
phyalclan FOR this agency no spent
Yesterday al the school and left last
evening for iaguna. ~ M. where he
win minister 20 the needs ~ the pu
ehlo Indians IN that section.
Mrs. Esther N, Dagnette. VINO has
been teaching at this school until fur.
Laughed on February 20. has accept.
cd a position Ia a dag school near
Phoenix. Aria, and left last nighf for
her new neld Mrs Dagaetie has
made a hasi of friends while here.
and ~ wish her success 10 her new
work.
NJ Dagueite, outing agent haa
completed arrangements whereby hn
has secured work for 300 Indians in
TIE beet fields around Rocky Ford.
Colo. These viii be supplied mostly
from The Indian aohoola m ihc south
west Mr nagnoite has also several
hundred Indians ni work an the Yuma
dam Rnd other public works Ian south
ern Arizona. hle says that Indian Ia.
Dor b. very much in demand
Our farmer. mr. Cnlking, ls busy
win hiH gang ~ large boys. planting
and seeding the farm and garden.
Our shoemaker Perry isamanWa. d
suffering from an attack of pueu.
muuin
Our clerk, ME uwyfe. Is On The sick
list ihia weak.
The investigation Sim continues