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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
NOTES ABOUT FORMER
CITIZENS OF SPRINGER
WHO ARE NUW RESIDENTS or
ALBUQUERQUE, THE TERRI
ToRiAL METROPOLIS.

Springer slockman.
A representative OF the stOckamn
was in Albuquerque Monday and On.
loving a norton of the day visiting
tho biz territorial fair, which was
simply grand Ia every feature and Tar
above any Ga loa predecessors. we
were sorry we could nor stay longer.
Ihe attendance FOR the FIRST day was
aaid 40 be the largest In che history
Of the fair The city had ON hcr sun
dHv clothes and tho decorations about
tho entire city we're beautiful.
A number OF former Springer poo.
pie. now living in Albuquerque, were
seen. j. 4. kromia and family and
Mrs. Henry Sturges were Visited ai
their homo. ana with these good pco.
pie the representative took dinner
They are all wen and wished 20 be ~
momberod 90 an their fficndh IN TINS
city.
In our wanderinga about the crowd
ed tlonoughfaros OF The fair city, II
a. Steward was bumped up against
and some time was spent with him IN
discussing the good times Of the past
Ia Coifax county. tho political past
and future and the possibilities, proc
abilities, why's, Whcr0iuroh ana uftW
backs OF joint statehood, without ever
n single conversion either for 0l
against the cause. 10 and Mira
Steward are both we'll. but aeomlngll
entertaining a desire 10 aRain be a.
home with their filenda 10 the Oh
home. Mra.slowardilamb "a prosper
+ ing in the millinery business
Miss Lucllo Peterson was also seen
and she seems 90 be Satisfied Wit
I Albuquerque.
ono OF our boys. who lot homo
few weeks agO 10 seek HIS fortune D
4 the outside world. was bumped ul
against on the streets unexpectedly
F.. frank Hartley seemed 90 bee conio1'
ca. He "a living az San Marciai anl
hrnking out Of there both ways Of
the Santa 90, sometimes 90 El Pas
and sometimes 20 Albuquerque. Fran
seemed 90 be happy and said be wa
going 10 spend @ day or so az the TAU
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
NEW TVPE or sABER FOR
THg UNITED STATES ARMY

washington. Sept 21-Speelal ih-
atructiona ere to be given hereafter
Ina the use of the sabre, a new type OF
which was recently adopted Tor the
army md 81 about 20 be- Issued 90 the
cavalry. A special committee Of the
general siad has been hard at W0ih
on the new regulations, the cnrryinh
out OF which ~ considered Of import
ancg. 10 the end that there may be a
complete control Of the uody, a devol.
opment OF skill and a stimulation OF
the mental faculties, which, me cN-
perts say, are the result OF the ne"
eyerclsos with the weapon. The use
OF The sabre In practice, TO which an
officers aud enlisted men Of the cav.
alry arm will be- required % conform
"a expected 20 promote GOODNESS, pres
ence % mind. courage, confidence ana
uulck decision in moments Of danger
There are also being prepared some
new regulations relating 90 the ass
OF the bayonet President Roosevelt
believes that there should be nmplf
practice IA both sabor and bayone
manipulation, not only with q view q
/ famillarizlng officers and men VIII
the uae of those weapons ia combat
bat M order 10 give them readiness
and precision Of movement generally
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
new MEXICO
CRACK POLO TEAM
FROM A cOLFAN COUNTY COW
RANCH cAPTUREa BIG TOUR.
HAMENT CUP.

Recently she polo team from the
Vormeio. Colfax county, won the mag
ninCcnt liver challenge cup nt the
polo tournament at blenwood Springs.
Colorado. A leiter 10 the Springer
Slockman more fully explains Il, and
iH from a lover of tho game and en-
admiror 10 the champions,
"As ! know you ere Interested Ia
everything thas tends 10 the honor
and glory OF C0lfay county, and as
dld not see any notice OF q in your
issue OF asst week, J thought ! would
write ana ten you that the polo team
from the Vermgjo under the leader
ship of Messrs Rusiun and Bryant
went up 10 Glenw0od Springs, Colo.
10 the polo tournament there and cap
tnred the magnificent silver challenge
cup. Dealing 0l6nwbOd, Fort Robinson
Nebruksa. aud Denver much 20 theil
surprise. as they did not fhipk ihei
cracks would be- beaten by y team
from a COW rancn."
Now Coilax county holds The pol'
champion cup over Colorado md Ne
braska. and the Rusiou snd Bryan
POLO tenn are the champions. Coo
tor them. scnro another one Tor Nc'
Mexico,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29

worldly matter comes 10 his attention
no has the courage 10 speak his con
yictions.
The rev. Mr. Williams prepared the
following statement
BY the Rev. W. n. Williams
There are two objections raised
agains. horse racing Cruelty 90 the
horse and gambling. ! do not consider
racing cruel, nor any moro task
than driving or working the horse exc
ira time Tor pleasure or money 0cd
gave man dominion over the animal
kingdom. Man can lawfully use any
animal for bis profit or pleasure.
Horse racing ls not an evil With IN
itself The horse enjoys the race as
much as the athlete his games.
Gambling goes with racing. But
q we were % abandon ail that Ia bet
on, we would quit our political cleo
lions and an that make as good and
great. Everything that has chance IA
il "a gamhled on. In all our work and
pleasure we should eliminate the Owl.
This should be our pracuco ia the
horse race.
The race Is c;def support Of the
county fair. ] believe the county fair
q a benefit; an inspiration 70 better
farming, manufacturing and stock
raising. II Is one Of the bfanchag "
social schooling. There q a please,
10 and enlivenlne OF the tired man IN
watching q horse race Il breaks che
monolony Of business life and gives
new energy aud life 20 our dail5
lfaHka
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
NOT 50
BAD As PAINTED
THIS ALLEGED MEMBER or The
BLACK JACK" GANG NOT
UNDER BOND.

jerry Loahy prosecuting attorney
for the Ration district, - authority
COR the statement that an warrants
ainHt Bob McNnuua have been
slashod and that Bob Is not under or.
roft nor has he boon for some time,
SAYS nc Trinidad Chronlclc.
Tho chief Of mounted police Of
Mexico wanted McMnnua the other
day, but after looking "a the man sale
% was not his party. Under sherlu
krreger ok Trinidad also made n trip
10 clayton last week and said when
hp lelt that be- Was after McAiauu1
bus came back without him.
From an appearances and from
sources outside OF the courts, there
was very manifest desire on tho
pau az some people 20 get McAanun
away from the Meredith trial 20 Gay
ton. which resulted Ia a three and q
half years sentence for che latter
gentleman. Upon the evidence 81
McManus might have hinged the
conviction OF Meredith, although MT
f.eahy made the remark yesterday
that even had McManus been eWay
be felt sure that sufficient evidences
was az hand 20 bring about conYie-
lion
The story was printed here that
McManua was under heavy bona a'
Clayton on a cattle stealing cnafR,
ana that the authorities thore would
moi admit OF his release.
Ia this regard Mr. Leany whale.e
The fact plainly understood that sueel
was not the case. Anyone eoull
have had McManua 90 any time" OF,
the very words be used. "but thel
wanted TO be mighty sure what ihel
we're tnking him for end that ~ va.
"A bona iido case," came from tn'
prosecuting attorney Immediately AZ
ierward.
IL ID quite apparent that The pros
ecuiine attorney had made up hil
mind 10 punish Meredith for crimel
thaf ho committed, and Wouid no
have stood FOR any funny work,
eAnd iusl tell them for me, VIII you
that Aoh McManua Is az large nh'
anyone can have hlm Who wants illA
Bnt ada 10 that statement that Mete
ann h on bis way 90 the pen 10 aefN'
Qua a iust sentences"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY FOR
SUGAR GROWING in PHILIPPINES

Polio. Philippine Islands Sept. a.
1Bert is an exceptionally Auo oppur
uaily fof Americapg with little
capital 20 raise sugar here and pu
the trust to route No a. her couu'ry
ID the world Offers a better chance
for the growing Of the great staple
product.
Tho principal hardship under pros-
ont conditions D. the high tarin. II
the sugar trust would allow Tie tau
id TO- be- removed the American house
wife could buy sugar 90 q ifihe more
than ! cent q pound.
The recent shipment Of 5000 tons
Of crude sugar 90 San Francisco from
ihe Philippines in the face of high
tarin long haul and primitive meth
DDS of sugar raising % an amazing
commentary upon what can be- done
la the Philippines IN sugar produc
ton.
The construction OF the Philippine
railroads. which has already begun.
and which will tap some OF the hnest
sugar districts IN the Philippine ial-
anda. win give a new intort1 to the
sugar industry.
h She United States took an tho
Philippine sugar that Is pru6uc tho
BIN would amount 20 only 3 i-a per
cent OF what she Is now spending In
an forcing countries, Including Cuba,
for sugar.
The ssnar Interests az the United
States. which have bitterly opposed
she granting Of free trade for Philip
pine sugar. have made the argument
that should Philippine sugar be- adj
milted free of duty q would destroy
the whole industry.
Here "a what Major Leonard Wood.
who % intimately acquainted with
the cultivation Of sugar IN both Cuba.
the Philippines. Java and Hawaii,
says. For the sugar grown here On
the Philippines now We have the local
and China market. InQ
/ United etatos produces only ahou
ono-s ixth Of the sugar Il eaia--por
haps onefourth, including the auga
Of Hawaii. The rest comes from
Cuba. Java and the beet countries o.
Europe. The consumption OF suga
IN the United States ~ increasing a
the rate OF 100 900 % 200 900 tons
year An enormous amOunt wouli
have 10 be grown here 10 even keel
up with the Increased annual deman'
az home. We grow very little suga
ont here II we grew 100000 ton
and sent u all to the United States
would not amount 20 much. The oh
iect AZ home % 90 protest the HON
Industry. bat the Industry Is Insight
ncant NJ yet; tho United states pa
duty on fourafiha Of their sugar y
order 90 protect the one-f0urlh q
ane-nfth they grow" The people Z
INC United States paw more IN dirce
tarin on sugar than the total value q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29

Wilson. That's AN iho new farce
comedy By George " Hobart. which
10 To- 80 the vehicle Cor Mas May IT.
wins STEERING tour ihlE season, VIII
be given ila first performance here
tonishi After lonlghts trial per-
iormanco the play win BE- sent on the
road. and after Eve OF SIX weeks che
play win 90 TO the niiou theaior IN
New York for ar extended engage
ment The title part ~ hfH. Wilson
who is constantly ir financial troubles
owing tn her fondneHa for bridge
whist. Win be played By Mics Irwin
a bridge whist scene win be- orc u
The features Of the play.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29

the sugar which Is raised IN the Unit
ca States
The sugar trust advocates say that
philippines rs produced on tho island
cent a pound or lees IN Manila.
While this la believed % be- true BY
many sugar men In the Philippines,
yet It is also true that the Philippine
ialaada are az least forty years be-
hind Cuba IN the sugar business The
methods Of sugar raising IN The PHIL
ippines are lnconCQlgahly primitive.
Not only o. the method OF cultivation
primitive. but the manner In whlcn
the Juice ~ extracted b slow. waste
ful and aniiquated. ANY one who has
econ caraho walking nc a analla
pace AN day around q cnrnbopOWoi
mill viii understand how Il q that
even with free trade, Il would take
Year,. decades, possibly generations,
before sufficient sugar Of good gfndo
could DO produced and sent 90 The
United States 90 render " n formid-
able competitor IN American markets
Even without free trade. thor6 ~ 4
vaat market IN the Orient, Australia
and Europe Cor Philippine sugar. But
Tho United StRtoa nccha The sugar.
AZ the present time raw sugar can be
laid down IN New York and San Fran.
cisco for less than E2.sD per 400
pounds. or less than two-thirds Of
what q cosss 10 raise u IN foreign
Cuba.
The bulk ~ the sugar raised In the
Philippines ID produced on the Island
az Negroes. though n splendid grade
Of sugar a also raised IN the Gotta
bato valley Of MlndannO and the Ca
gayan valley % Luzon. There are no
poris on tho west side % Negroes. and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
INVESTIGATING NEEDS
or SOUTHERN RIVERS

Columbus. Ca, sept. 22.-COnEieaa-
man Burton. chairman of the rivers
and harhors committee Of tho nailon-
90 house of Representatives, arrived
here yesterday aad viii take q trip
down the Chnftaboochee river 20 the
bay. for the purpose OF milking a per-
sonal Investigation of the needs of the
Chattahuochee, Flint and Appalnchi-
cola rivers for which congress aoa
been asked 90 make appropriations
Mr. Burton was received upon his ar
rival by committee Of the Columbus
board OF trade. and win be the guest
Of the board during his short stay Ga
this city he Will Do enteriamed al
dinner ana a reception viii be given
in hts honor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29

All the sugar has 70 be hauled out Of
the interior and sent 10 iloilo Ia small
sailing craft that can come up the
coast with the tide. when che rail-
roads are completed great things may
be expected IN sugL. development IN
thls rogiun. Both the Cotl0Oato val
Icy OF MiudansO aud the Cagayan
valley OF LuEon anOrd water 2rana-
poriatlon for sugar Philippine sugar
land must pariako largely OF tbo ma
turo OF Hawaiian soil, ns u yields,
with the c-ude Spanish methods from
three TO i've tons an acre, certainly
a good average OF four tons, which In
superior 20 oven Cuba and far super
Tor to Louisiana. With equal care tho
best Philippine sugar land WIN yield
an average OF from nvo 90 six tons an
acre. and Ia the ease Of exceptional
land will probably equal that oi Oahu
with lta wonderful production records
OF ten 90 sixteen tons an acre. When
one adds that. as n rule, IN the Phil
ipplnos. especially on new lands, no
( fertilization or irrigation ls needed.
tho statement that Philippine sugar
land "a equal 10 Hawaiian aud Sec
ond 20 none In the world seems %
be maintained.
SUGAR grows tremendously in the
/. Phlsgsspe ~ m the CagayGn vai-
/ ley saw sugar cane that by actual
measurement was sixteen feet In
/ height and one who had not measured
I Il guessed n at twenty feet.
There % no large modern refinery
! IN the entire Philippine islands. Most
OF the sugar N sent 10 Hong Kong "a
be refined Tho machinery 10 the
Philippines. even In the best mills
I II very primitive.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
FINE BENCH SHOW FOR
CALIFORNIA DOC lONEnl

Venice. Gait Sept a2.-one of the
largest and best dos shows ever held
10 southern California o. now on
here. n ~ held under the aus
pieces Of The Southwest Kennel club
of los Angeles The number of en-
tries 81 unusually large end some Of
the finest dOgs IN the country win De
shown or this occasion IN each class
there wiii be- three prizes. besides the
cups which are offered ua apocial In
durrmcnfH. Among The judges are
Philip G. Meyers OF San francisco.
George n. Herr D. G. Brown. O. II
Hnilwcil and several other prominent
experts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
ZAP GOVERNMENT Is m
THE MATCH TRUST

San Francisco, IaliA, sept. a1.--A
representative OF the Diamond Match
company sailed today Tor Japan 20
carry cut the arrangements under the
compact which has been signed be-
tween the Japanese government, me
American Match trust and the Ems
ilsk match concern of hryanta May.
Japan has heen nursing the match
Industry and now supplies all her
own requirements. and also controls
the trade IN China, Australia, parta
OF the East lndica and the Philippine
Islands. Japan wants 10 acquire the
latest machinery, and for that reason
has entered into union with the
American trust
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
FIVE MORE NAVAL ...,...,
CADETS FOR DISMISSAL

washington. sept, kl.-~An fl'1'
dent win probably exercise HIS au'
thorlty and spare four or Ave mid
ehiumer now recommended Tor as
missal. ns fho result OF their mlaeon-,
duct. There are seven cases IN ~
before the navy department ready TOT
the confederation of the president
phoy como from the naval academy
and are the hrst DO Be submitted IN
der the so-callod anti-hazing law 81
thopeh none OF them are ln any way
related 10 that particular onenHe' ~
decd. the superintendent OF the ache
emv saws there is no more hatinh
ma preaeni culuvits are those wne
have hoon guilty OF various minor IN
fractions of The rules Of che inaiilu-
| ton. nach has had chance
so ho heard DO hts own behalf ana "a
loner whatever defense he may scN-
on of the cases considered hy the hess
of the academy we're regarded as aul-
lnclently serious to so to tho seeft'
Harry OF the navy with q recommend.
lion FOR dismissal au acil0n Wnleel
Unjust be- iokon 90 the president ih'
Halter win undoubtedly exercise cir'
mency M q number of thr cusea, iufr'
/ ing the boys back one year go th'
next lower class. Two 90 the case'
wili undoubtedly be approved Tor avs
lm'ssal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
HOTEL MEN FIND TINE
FOR ANNUAL CONVENTION

Portland. s.o.. Sept. 22-The annu-
al convention OF the New England
Hotel Meas association has opened
here. The attendance 81 quite large
and an interesting session Is expected.
The local hotel men have arranged
an elaborate program for the roeep'
ton and entertainment Of the ylah =
ore, and will treat them az theif
guests during the three days OF me
convention To-day the iailpis
will be- taken 20 Poland SPRINGS and
they Will be entertained at the Poland
sprlnea hotel over Sunday. On Mon
day most OF the mombora Of the assoc
citation win take q "trip TO the waite
mountains.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
THe WALLAPAI INpIANs

The Indians. who most frequently
Visit Prescott are Wallapais, says the
Prescott Courier The Native Anal
can siateB that the census OF the Wal.
lapai showed SEQ Indians acattered
along the line Of the Santa Re railroad
for several hundred miles aud where
ever they can ind wator The Walla'
PAT reservation comprises l0,bhl
acres of the most v8luoloss land ON
earth for agricultural purposes. u q
unsuryoyCd and unauoitod Scarcely
dozen families live on tho roscrva
ton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
FIGHT AGAINST THE
PRESBYTERIAN UNION
Many Of the CumborlandS Do
Not Want Absorption by
the Old School.
JOLLY HOTEL MEN CONFER
New Type OF Sabre to Be Adopted
BY United States Army.
Committee at Work.

Dallas. Texas. Sept ga meetinG
of the Cumberland Presbyterian ayu-
"a 0f Texas opened yesterday Win
q large attendance of opponents 90
the union with the Presbyterian
Church Of tho United States OF Amer
lea. The convention was called Tor
the purpose of onecilug a permanent
organization Of the opponents 90 the
union. A considerable part Of the
Cumberland rruabytcrians OK TINS
state has accepted the union aud wiil
not make common cause With the dis
senterE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29

iho YOUNG commander ard no died
while the troops won brilliant VIC
tory. The captured nae oi the brlueh
was placed under hia head io ease ply.
dFlnF agony. The remains of General
Pike lio ln che government plot OF
Madison barracks, New YORK moo.
ost slab marks the resting place OF
The hero
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29

Hecau89 her BlOmach was 50 weak
oned by useless drugging that she
could not cat. Mrs. Mary II. Wal.
tiers, OF Sc. Clair ST.. Columbus, o.
was literally starving 90 doeth. She
writes: my stomach was 80 weak
from useless drugging that ! could
not oat, and my nerves so wrecked
that ! could not Sleep and not be-
fore / was given up 10 die was ! In
duced 90 cry Electric hlitefa; viii
ihe wonderful result that improve
mont hoan ni once, aud a complete
cure followed Dagt health Tonic on
earth SEC. Guaranteed by an drug
gIala.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
GENERAL CONDITION or
BRITISH AGRICULTURE

London, Sept s2.--olhcial returns
prepared by che board OF agriculture
show that Of a total area OF land and
water of 5G.7S6 1858 acres of Great
Britain. 32 500 $50 acres were under
crops and grass ON June 4 last, de-
crease OF 20,0i2 acres as compared
with the same date last year. The
orchard acreage of 2f7l067 acres
showed an Increase Of 38ot acres
The toia. number of horses on The
date named was ib6S6Si, o decrease
of 8.752. Cattle. l0i0,S50, showed d
slight increase as old the sheep, Zb'
ago $50 but thore were iol,Aoo fewer
pigs.
The general condition oi agrlcul'
iure during the year endlng on Jun,
Z last were unusually satisfactory ant
the farming population enjoyed
good average snare ~ prosperity
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
NEW MEXICO CORN
FOR EXHIBITION
BY THE SANTA FE m CARNIVAL
or WHITE cirY"--8HcULp
BE SHIPPED AT ONCE.

Tho bureau OF immigration has ~"
coived q request from W. n. simpson.
advertising agent Of the Santa Fo
railway system, for cOnaignmenta of
-urn grown ln this torritory 90 De ca
hlhitod IN the booth oi the Santa 70
Railway company at the corn carni-
val Ia the Capital White City" Chi.
cRgO Sept 20 neat The time Ia
Short, but q may De practicable 20
procure good samples OF corn grown
this year and exhibit them at the
booth. which viii contain samples of
corn grown in the sections tributary
90 the railway system. Mr. simpsons
letter ia published herewith, In order
% Rttract the attention of 90 inter-
osiod In the matter Il reads:
Chicago. Sept iG. 1906
Dear Slr-rhe Santa DO has arr
ranged for n larEe booth az tho Corn
Carnival show, 10 be held In the
Whit city Chicago, sept 30 20 oc-
toher IA.
Inside tho booth there win boz dis
plays from number OF the corn
growing sections along the saEtn Re.
IL has been suggested that this
exhibit include something from Now
Mexico especially your dark oolornd
D varieties of corn. While the time rs
short, we viii be glad n sou win
make On effort 20 send us something
good. We can use eight tO ten differ
ont lots from points on our line. Each
I lot may comprise anywhere from six
10 sen ears 0l corn Each OF these
lots should have a card affixed. give
INK owners name and address. name
of product and quantity grown per
acre
let our agent ne Santa re know
from what point IN New McKlco Ton
our linel the shipments viii DO made
and the approximate quantity. Ho
should then communicate with the
passenger department No Topeka. ana
Instructions will be- given how 10 ship
them. II not practicable 10 get the
specimens here By September %. lot
thnm come along as so0n after that
date a. possible.
Kindly bear IN mind that, owing to
lack of room iu the car. we won't
want samples OF long corn stalks.
Yours truly
wv. M SIMPSON"
it ls understood that some 90 the
corn GA exhibition nl tho territorial
fair during the past week viii be- sent
20 NJ simpson and placed on oxhihl.
ton 40 the white City" Chicago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29

A man purporilng 10 represent the
National Accident society OF a2f
broadway, New York city, rs said 10
be- soliciting business among railroad
men for the above mentioned com
pany. he was last reported as being
On Trinidad and Is credited with being
rank impost0r with no license 10 do
business for such company which. I'M
fact docs not exist.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
MRS. RicHARDsoN's PICTURE
IN WAsHfNoTON pOe7

m recent issue Of the Washing.
ton, ID. c. Post there appeared quar-.
tcrpage halfiOnc engraving OF Mra
q. A, Richardson of Roswell. Tho pic
ture was mad from a photograph for
which Mrs. Richardson sac while IN
Washington several months ago with
ludgo Richardson aho was called
there 90 make bis report as referee of
the United States supreme court .n
tho kanaaRCOlorado water suit. The
photograph was placed an an artists
exhibit where @ attracted tho alton.
iion Of the newspaper on account OF
its artistic effect as well as tho beauty
OF the subject and was accordingly
reproduced The paper, however,.
made the mistake oi Swing Mrs Rlch-
ardaon's address as Washington. D. G.. .
Instead of Roswell. N. M