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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
Mining Companies Robbed.

If you send your work east
you pay more than you VIII have
to pay US, We have the finest
embossing and engraving plant
west of Chicago. We duplicate
your dies; anything In the fine
stationery line and cards.
JOHN HELD ENGR' V'NG CO.,
62 Main St, Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
.[OcA! /. ..I!E|1|
ON 1A|l|
Park City Aini,,|0
Expected ts e.
tive 81

tno TN summer Is ias
thompson mo property !.
NOR m, has been er,,.
rhE%P'On wh;aa ever d..
v,Sash,' wn,eh center thls =.
siderable siderable part Ia.
work. euHs q
r,. l. Location L. o..
interest ,rS iGsS%dD;Sa snd ,sa.s.. =.
this time on accoa
cation, G From a 20, sa y
being within % .S.u Sa.uas
Which Thit ,eontnlns iass suss
Iay Daly West. Daly..IS r.
Ihe The, ppe,rforrnansee,,' "
naturally react q
Ihompson ground ~
NOR Is founded :.
nr,ns ~ Is stated that ~.
present a scene ci - y.
Worthy Of clss
Whether the rbo..
operate their srosss
OF any OF the s s,r,,,s e
negin independent ss.s;
IS a matter for sr.a,.
tho property Is ia iNss ~.
attention. and tks, Mt 1T
thoroughly turned'
pick, Is the unIYer,,yl'e y'e
have considered ~
valuable neighbors
The arrival OF ! n
rope, a director h Il.
pany. Is thought IA ~
attention tbat ~
centered upon that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
BOSTON MINING STOCKS
WALKER IS DUE SOON.

Copper Expert Visiting Red Metal
Centers OF the Country.
George L. Walker the authority on cop
per whose articles are greatly in demand
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
Worthy OF c.
EXCURSION
Via oYegon a

Via Oregon G
May 2sth and asA, 1,
and 18th. L
Denver. Colo. Spgs. D
Omaha or kansas en-
st. Louis ..........
St Paul or MInnea,l
Chicago .,...........
Memphis ".........,
Proportionatsly hT
other points. See a.
lars Tickets good n
Der 3ist.
City Ticket omee q
Mining 81
Stock certificates, zzls .
lets. Prospectors Ns,-
Tribune y 4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
BOSTON Stock Market.

ton,os A. Pollock Sc Co. furnish the fol-
loyins Boston stock quotations received over
their private wire;
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-04
AGRICULTURE IN HAWAII.

I have chosen this subject as the
title for paper because agriculture is
Hawaii s au-in-an and one may, in dis
cussiug it. safely touch upon any phase
Of the social or political situation, and
vet not transgress its bounds- In Ha-
wall agriculture is synonymous with
politics and state policy, private and
public business. commerce and the prac-
tise of the professions. Every phase of
our social life is a part Of II, not to be
separated from, and absolutely Deepen
dent upon it.
Hawaii has always been dependent
upon one industry. First II was sandal
wood. then supplying wheat and pota-
toes TO the California gold miners, next
the whaling industry. then short re-
gime of pull and coffee, and finally su-
gar. 1t has been sugar so long and 70
such profit that we have almost forgot
ten that a land which has only one in
dustry is weak and vitality vulnerable.
Whatever affects orr one industry in
fuences the whole social and political
fabric When prices rise or seasons.
are good we are all prosperous. but a
shortage of labor, a plague of pests,
over-produetion of beet-sugar by the
German growers, or a phenomenal crop
of cane in Louisiana or Java react here
in Hawaii so that the very foundations
of business are shaken, and We live il
fear of what the morrow may bring
forth. Agriculture has become a COM !
pIicated problem, not simply here IN
Hawaii, but the world over. Today = |
price OF -four in London is Influenced |
BY yesterday 5 advices in regard to the
wheat outlook in Argentine and India
or snow storm IN the winter-wheat /
belt of Kansas.
No country dependent upon other
for its food supply can ever
attain that economic stability requisite
to the buildirg up Of a self sufficient
commonwealth. No country can stand
upon one leg without danger Of over
throwal by a very slight displacement
1f the center OF gravity Agriculture
has been variousIv defined. At first
it was the cultivation of the fields OF Of
the soil: modern scientists say 1t Is the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-04
ISSUE MOST
INTERESTING
Hawaiian Forester Has
Very Readable
Number.

The Hawaiian Forester and Agricul-
turlst for December has been published
and IS an unusually valuable number,
teeming as It does with information of
great interest and value to the planters
and agrieulturists Of the territory.
One of the best contributions is the
following from the pen of Jared G,
Smith, of the Federal Experiment Sta
ton:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-04
THE TOWNS PROGRESS.

Honolulu must be prosperous seeing
that an additional che-fa bank has been
opened there. No secrecy seems TO be
made of the new concern as the Adver-
tiser had a notice about II as soon as
it was started. 1t ought not to be very
hard for the Oahu Grand jury 10 lind
evidencv when the newspapers can 10
ir.-GarGeu Island.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-04
MIDWAY ISLANDS.

On sand Island Mr.. wilder planted q
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-04
Foreclosure Sales
Saturday, January 20. 1905,
AT u O'CLOCK NOON.

1915 Be-etania street. just waikiki Of
Victoria street Lot and Improvements
Size OF lot. 1O0x290 to Young street
This property Is situated in the CEN
ter OF good improvements. and upon
the main boulevard of Honolulu The
lot has Jwo fronrages- improvements
consist of large cottage, etc being the
same property formerly occupied BY
the late J. W Wilder. deceased
This vii afford the opportunity for
purchase of a home, or investment
below lis market value
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-04

WILL E. FISHER,
AUCTIONEER-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-04
Postponed
UNTIL JAN'Y 6, 1906,

AT p O'CLOCK. AT SAME PLACE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-04
a VISIT TO LAYSAN.

Laysan Island was visited by Mr..
Wilder. While there he planted one
c0cOanut tree. and left % sprouted nuts
and number Of other plants and
grasses with Captain Schlenruer-
The presence Of one old donkey and
a few mich cows gives life TO the
island \ well has been sunk. the
water Of which Is used for washing
purposes Drinking water IS caught
from the sheds and stored in cement
cisterns. Fish and turtles are plentI-
fuI.
Birds. says 9Ir. Wider. ara very
plentiful and although It was not the
regular breeding season he saw many
young q different varieties squa-cins
under th= bushes and in the long
grass. The Laysan Island canartes
were very tame. IS also The wiuzless
birds: the latter. upon the approach
u danger, seek protection by enter
ing the holes made IN the sand by The
mutton bird gPuff7nus cunearus1.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-04
Monday, Jan. Is. 1906,

LAND situated at Kaikaihe, in Pau
"a. described as aparas l and , Of r
P 56Is. L g A 1904. in name OF Pu-
oWajna. containing an area Of SIS
fathons and being the same premises
conveyed 70 Aki q and wife to "
Il Rice thence 70 Chas. W. Booth
Thence 70 LII WaioIama-
ALSO
Land al Pauoa, Oahu, L. c. A 1881:
Containing an area OF 500 fathoDs. con-
Veyance as above
TE;-F1rther particulars and
maps can be had upon application 70
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-04
Snernf's Sale.

am instructed by Sheriff A N
BROWN TO sell for him at auction TO
DAY. AT u O'CLOCK NOON. at the
POLICE STATION. KaIakaua Hale
Honolulu. all the right. title and in
terest OF R. W. AYLETT in the fol-
lowing properties:
Lot on Tnakai side of Beretania St,
near Keaumolzu ST Size 50x136-s-
Lot adjoining Size 50x136-9-
Lot, corner Christley Lane and Fort
SITS. together with improvements on
the above, containing 10-140 square
feet, more or less. Subject to mort
gage to Trustees Of Oahu College. dat
ed Dec 8. 1898.
Ternz-I-2 of purchase price TO be
made upon the fail Of the hammer,
balance on delivery Of deed.
Further information Of
J 8. KALAKIELA.
Deputy Sheriff of Honolulu, County OF
Oahu.
WILL E. FISHER,
AT-CTT(0NEFR
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1906-10-10

R. E. Doyle, Tolland, case knife
beans, 1st, 81; butter, 1st, 81 i'm
proved cranberry, 1st, 81.
E. P. Kellogg, Stafford, oak and
birch charcoal.
John E. Whitman, Rockville, Con.
cord pole beans, 1st, 81; cowboy, 1st,
81; white frost, I'd, so; butter, spc,
rs; red eye China, 1st, 81.
L. Gardner, Holland, mammoth
golden pumpkin, 1st, so; mammoth
green, 1st, 80.
q. H. Salvage, Storrs, sugar pump
kins, 1st, so; Egyptian beets, I'd,
so; Lima beans, I'd, so; cranberry
beans, 1st, 81.
John Larned, Stafford, golden eye
wax beans, spo, rs; white marrow,
1st, 81.
John Cini, Stafford, carrots, spc,
so.
Henry o. Bradley, Coventry, dwarf
bush Lima beans, spc, rs; white
frost pole, 1st, 81; golden eyed wax,
spec, rs; white field, 1st, 81; Nova
Scotia, spc, rs; case knife, spc, rs
white greenback pole, spc, rs; early
long yellow six weeks, spc, rs.
GRAINS.
George e. Cooley, Stafford, white
hulless barley, I'd, so; barley, I'd
so; Canada field corn, Sd, .25; rec
field, I'd, so; King Philip, 1st, 81.
Andrew Kingsbury, Stafford, Ben
ton corn, spc, rs.
William J. Wilson. Rockville. gian
winter rye, I'd, so; northern Lincoln
oats, Sd, .25; japanese buckwheat
I'd, so.
Dwight W. Bradley, Ellington, col
lection sweet corn, spc, go; AshIey's
field corn, 1st, 81; early Bryant field,
1st, 81; rice pop, I'd, so; white
rye, 1st, 81; western oats, 1st, 81.
Charles W. Brooks, West Willing
ton, evergreen sweet corn, 1st, $1
golden bantam, I'd, so; early sunrise,
spc, so.
Arthur W. Sibley, West Auburn,
Mass, white hulless barley, 1st, 81.
Everett E. Mathews, Union, yell
low flint corn, I'd, so.
David S. Mathews, Union, Canada
corn, 1st, 81.
@. J. Mason, Mansfield, @. 1. white
corn, I'd, so.
Edward Baker, Rockville, evergreen
corn, spc, .25; improved giant, spc,
.25; black Mexican, spc, .25; country
gentleman, spc. so.
M. P. J. Walker. Stafford, white
rice pop corn, 1st, 81.
F. L. Upham, Stafford, buckwheat,
1st, 81; barley, 1st, 81; spring
wheat, 1st, 81.
F. E. Dudley. Stafford, Longfellow
corn, spc, rs.
Seth Schofeld. Wellington. peep of
day corn, spc, rs; bowling mob, 1st,
81; Longfellow field, Sd, .25; golden
bantam, 1st, 81; rock Mexican, 1st,
81.
John e. Whitman, Rockville, r. L.
white cap corn, 1st, 81.
O. H. Salvage, Storrs, Canada corn,
I'd, so; yellow flint, 1st, 81; red
flint, 1st, 81; collection sweet corn,
spc, rs.
J. Larned, Stafford, oats, I'd, so.
Henry l.. Bradley, Coventry. buck.
wheat, I'D, .25.
J. O. Sparks, wellington, rye, 3D.,
.25. %-
Continued on page 2.)
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1906-10-10
One Cold and Another

The seasons first cold
may be slight-may yield
to early treatment, but the
next cold will hang on
longer; it will be more
troublesome, too. y n
necessary to take chances
on that second one. SCOTS
Emulsion is a preventive
as we'll as a cure. Take
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1906-10-10

field won first, a cup valued at $25.
Stafford won second, cup valued at
SIS, and Rockville third place.
The horse races had more than the
usual number Of starters this year,
some of the classes being crowded. In
the 2.26 class the first day William
Brennan Of Hills Grove, R. L., was
thrown from his sulky in mix-up
and had his shoulder sprained. There
ware eight starters in the 2.26 the
first day, and FIVE in the 2.38. The
aSnrn nrinn FOL lnxr
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1906-10-10
How Much Money

Would you now be worth II you had
saved 25e, SOC, or $1.OO per week
since you commenced working instead
of spending this amount or more each
week for unnecessary and possible
harmful purposes
Cur auxiliary banks, furnished free
OF charge, (upon the deposit of 81 90
which will entitle you to bank book)
to such as desire to commence to
build their fortune or provide for sick
ness or old age, one or both Of which
is almost sure to come sooner or later.
Also Just the thing to encourage
the children to be thrifty rather than
wasteful which will be quite help to
them when they come to the age of
maturity. Call to-day and get bank
and start an account.
STAFFORD SAYINGS BANK.
Z. C. PTNNEY, CHAs. F. HARDWOOD,
PRKsIDENF. TRxAsURzR.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1906-10-10

Roland D, (Bebol, 5
Chicken Cock, [Curt1sl, DIR
Pluck, "a
Laddy, 8 / s
Nal Banks, 2 8 I
Best time, 55Xs.
4 POTATOES.
) W. T.. Wilson. Rockville,
double siL, spc, .25; Bagley, I'd,
so; early banner, spc, .25; early
Brightwood, spc, .25; American won
der, I'd, so; Everett's abundance,
spc, rs; Carmen No. 8, 1st, 81
pride of Tolland county, I'd, so;
Admiral Dewey, I'd, so; long John,
1st, 81; early Hamilton, 1st, 81;
Green Mountain, spc, .25; pride Of
the south, I'd, SO; early thorough
bred, I'd, so; early Bovee, list, 81.
M. Hibbard Parker, Mansfield,
beauty, 1st, 81; surprise, I'd, so;
white star, LIST, 81; honeyed rose,
spc, .25; rose No 4, spc, .25; rose of
Erin, spc, .25 sunrise, I'd, so; Oar
men No. 8, I'd, so; Carmen Seeding,
I'd, so; country gentleman, spc, .25
Rochester rose, I'd, so; gold coin,
1st, 81; early Vermont, I'd, so; !;
early fortune, I'd, so; good news,
I'd, so; early six weeks, I'd, so;
commercial, I'd, so; Hale, sp;, .25 ;
early Michigan, I'd, so; early mar
ket, LIST, 81; white rose, 1st, 81;
mortgage litter, 1st, 81; money
maker, LIST, 81; worlds fair, LIST, 81 ;
Quaker City, I'd, so; late cobbler,
spc, .25; early Puritan, spo, .25 E;
Wilson's first choice, LIST, 81; Poloris,
spc, .25; Oalrk's Nc. 1, I'd, so;
American giant, 1st, 81; poodle, 1st,
81; state of Maine, 1st, 81; new
Scotch rose, 1st, 81; Uncle Sam, spc,
.25.
Dwight W. Bradley, Ellington,
Adirondack, 1st, 81; bell, 1st, 81;
Bovee, I'd, so; Carmen No. 1, I'd,
so; double yielder, I'd, so; Elberta,
1st, 81; Ensign Bagley, LIST, 81; fill
basket, LIST, 81; gold coin, spc, .25 /;
Hammond's six weeks, LIST, 81 Fourth
of July, 1st, 81; large yielder, 1st,
81; north pole, LIST, 81; Alginia, LIST,
81; white beauty, LIST, 81; Maggie
Murphy, spc, .25; new queen, LIST,
81; pride of Ellington, 1st, 81;
Shows six weeks, LIST, 81; surprise,
1st, 81; Washington, LIST, 81.
David S. Mathews, Union, Mills
pride, I'd, so.
@. W. Brooks, West Wilmington,
cow horn, spc, rs; merino, I'd, so.
l.. W. Reed, Union, Delaware, spc,
rs; double yielder, 1st, 81.
f. e. Dudley, Stafford, early har-
vest, 1st, 81.
Seth schofield, Wilmington, stray
beauty, 1st, 81.
George e. Cooley, Stafford, white
rose, 1st, 81; Pan American, spc,, 25 i;
Delaware, I'd, .25; Jupiter, LIST, 81;
beauty of Hebron, I'd, so; snow
fake, LIST, 81; dew drop, LIST, 81;
Rochester white, spc, rs; bonanza,
I'd, so; housewife, 1st, 81; Burpee's
extra early, 1st, 81; white Morgan.
1st, 81.
O. III. Salvage, Storrs, Green Noun
tain, 1st, 81; early rose, LIST, 81.
Edwin Baker, Rockville, Green
Mountain, spc, rs; double yielder,
spc, rs; prize winner, LIST, 81;
Maggie Murphy, spc, .25; CONNER
oial, 1st, 81; fold coin, spc, .25.
f. Fl. Plumb. Stafford, Sir Walter
Raleigh, I'd, so; Bliss triupmh, I'd.
80; quick lunch, I'd, so; Norcross,
LIST, 81.
Charles e. Kellogg, Stafford, gold
coin, spc, as; Norton beauty, 1st,
81; Admiral Foote, 1st, 81; early
fortune, 1st, 81.
Joseph OFT, Rockville, Empire State.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1906-10-10

The last day, in addition to the
free for-all, the 2.22 class and the
running race, a consolation race was
made up for horses not winning any
thing in the other classes. There were
good fields and lively racing the third
day, as the summaries which follow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12
HAS LITTLE FAITH IN
LOCO WEED THEORY


"All thls talk about the loco weed
killing So many setdlo horses n ihla
county DURING tho past two months
is nothing short Cf "a farce said Geo
horwin. The Walnut Grove sipfhman
end mnchcr. % q Prescott Journal
Hmer reporter
'lt is the ticks Do The animals ears.
ne said, That cogHca iho trouble
believed this loco story until / found
our from nay own observations ihaf
was Wrong. Some years she Parasites
are worse than in others Many years
ae9 while ia Texas / noticed that az
times the ticks were 80 bad thar the
foxes aud rabbits world die from their
ravaEes
"The cure is very simple one be
continued Whenever I noticed my
stock getting Thin and shaking their
ears and head, : tle the head Of the
afflicted animal. and pour lard 0r OH
in SIS ear. This appears Do louacn the
hold oi the insect. and the beasts ease
lly get rid of the pest hy simply shak-
ing the head
Even the dogs and eats are attack
ed aud whenever ] notice "a dog or
cat shaking lts ears ! always sunieci %
20 similar treatment ne that giving
sheep and cattle, invariably meeting
with good results
"Thero may be something Do the
loco story. boz cannot believe "a
have treated a large number Ut my
cattle and horses On the way ] suggest
and although the ticks are very bad
this season ! have NOT lost h1of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

Oicro fof rent. urun thn munnd thar
part OF the claim d barred by INC
statute 81 Limitations. ana aiao upnn
ihe flouRd fha iho cily cannot he
held f0r me fehl amy way. Mr Otefo
wii lnaiei Npou hiA legal rirhie tn
ihe uinsi fanh'nf % o. q Eice spec.
tacie TOT ihr CITY tn occupy q ciii.
acna property rcfHgo 20 pay him rent
and when called urnn 60 do So. roply
That ihe claim So barred Dy ihe STAT.
ufa 0f limitations Hnd ihe els can
not Fl htid for q hecause fho city
council dld not make I'm ananli ap.
uropf'Ailon D. pay lof d."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12
POLICY or INSURANCE
COMPANIES OVER ptpl


New York as well as other uaw
of iho country. VIA feel fhe effects
ol san Frlnciscos Bis nrQ lcss. most
probably more than IN any other
way The Insurance companies have
lpsi such an immense sam by the
hres that followed the QunkIng of the
earth, that ihey feel that they should
recoup themselves. SO they have
already indicated that they will raise
enc rates 10 much larger figures ga
New York City. and indeed. Do thc
congested portions OF an other citles
They don't think they get crouch
money and they think that their ~,
ceima shonls hear better compafi.
son io their payments Tor insurance
10 such events a. the great earth.
1uake. They have ic count IN tbs
enormous loaFoEs ln The clty on che
faelilc cClsi to determine what rates
mn9t be made in gather in enough re-
sources to enable ihcm 90 pas their
Way fhcy have 10 average both
sidte ~ ,he problem such dls.
asier. happily. comes very seldom but
b has 90 De- reckoned With 81 the Dr.
snraprc companies ~ he buildinRa
burn down hy the hundreds. the ln.
aurfuce companies must gather On
money by thC thousands M order that
chose who based their security upon
the promises Oh The insurance com.
ranica way not be- disappointed. The
razlng of San Francisco must ~ no.
.cesity elevate the Insurance rates. ln
every direction.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12
MARKET LETTER


'ptc'ai 1nIttHf ohN'hee
Kansas city. hss May THE rlt.
fio market IL Ia ceeallrut condition
49,, $500. f,.t.,. .t......., al =. -.
'Nst week On ail hliilhs siun' enc tne
market De- o. ibc higher TODAY The
nu mst week was naavs Al $1,000.
ana n0fe fhan 10000 hafA ara here
iadav au fn tHiars henrhf them
Huiriir af no hIuhsr nriarr eforl.
~ ana feeders aaif hlrher ma.f IA
ias. Waot sd ihfe CLOSED M waaR
with iha adrarrs ia. i.ln. hardly
riehiv iodav pricf on fhla ciaes
have been very hfHt lately. ana deal.
era Will ne vol ertirHpd WITH 4orav
nrIccr for awhile Severed drovoa al
mfniDfn nav fea cattle III ~ hinara
hero inai wrek. mainly m afB0 a.
9tsn a few rouah h0rfte1 cattle
aali AZ staa Panhandle eoetorr
cold AL sffF eieore from rernr fof
IA i1Ho meal ~ iho rlnra. een al
gi.aa tn Sass. airairhi araaa cattle al
$3.50 ID 81 ffrae numbers of veal
eaiyfa nro roinH on fhe EASTERN mar.
ko.a from lhe dairiaa hrf now hirh
hut 81 end miit caasine The owners
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

Or. =. q. C,nlsn iefi last uisht For
Window, Aria. called there on pro-
icssiOnal business
Mrs. Charles Hernandez Nho SIS.
tied relatives and friends here, has
eeiurned tc las Vegas
~ ~ Booth, the tailor. is erecting
three ave room cottages al the cor.
nor ~ Eighth alroot and Gold ave-
nue..
Hon. Manuel r. Oioro. che register
20 the land ofico az Santa ne. has re-
turned % The Capital city, after q few
days stay in thls city,
Sister Lawrence, who was On "a
wish ga the sisters at the Trinidad
hospital has returned 90 her duties
ut 81 jnsephs hospital
pir ana Mra George DchE have leii
the city for Kenoahn, Wis, where tksy
viii Visit thc mother and other rela.
lives 81 Mrs Dohn for several months
&. 7. iicafon, general sales agent
for che American Flasl company.
passed through she city last evening
with a party o. friends. 90 route %
Gallup
Harry Strong. who las been an
Che sick lint lur several weeks. "a up
and around, attending % BE duties
~ me furniture store 80 o. w.
Sironse Houa
! a. , Abbott attorney for the pu.
ohio indiana 90 New Mexico, spent
last MIGHT m me city and returned io
hls headuuariers at Santa Fe on the
morning train
Mrs. W. n. Smith loif last ulaht Or
Z Nacolafi Mexico. whore Mr Snlth
81 employed IN the RAILROAD maohino
shops located "a that city Shc viii
h0 absent several monfha.
W s. Bowen aud a. n Witxel both
ol Albuquerque. were DONG business
in sants Ne yesterday, the former
for a ne Insurance campany and the
latter for q 81 Aouls brewing com.
pany
s. n Dye and son, william, and G.
e. Brown, wealthy gentlemen of In.
dianapolis. IND. are ln the territory
on business. ihoy oro Interested in
mining near Nogal lincoln county.
this territory
Mrs Ralph Hunt. az El paso. for
mefly Miss Jeanette Walton. Of lhle
city, arrived from El pae0 this morn.
lnT and is the guest az her parents.
ST. and Mrs. W. s. walton. of West
Tiicrae avcnue
~ q. N. Lord. secretary oi tho New
Mexico board ~ dental examiners. re-
turned io his home al ~ Veeas io.
day, after nnVinR anout several days
/ ln lhp city attending the annual meet
mgi os the huard
william keieher operator "a the
Western union Telegraph once has
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12
ONE or THE FIRST SETTLERS
DEAD lN ARIZONA

One ol enc oldest white settlers in
The souihweot and q prominent ranch
man. and character of Arizona. Nloho-
las White came to hia death iu Flor
cnce. Arizona. the other day, after
only % few days Illness. Iid came ln
from hia large cattle ranch near Flor
eneo 0n the $50 az April on d short
huH.neas irip but on the 2lih was
stricken with appendicitis and unable
90 move ne proved 500 old 90 with.
stand an operation and the case re-
fused 90 yieh % medical treatment,
and ihc pioneer died eeslly Ca the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12
STORY or cHtLnHoop's
INTERESTING CENERoQITV

kfcfynQiy h1s giFcu something. IN
some way or other 10 me relief funds
Cor San fFancisco mlllionuiros plank.
as down @ hundred thousand nt o
mo and childrsn tho pennies and
1'mcl Iho most touching instance
itai BIAS DE- p s.s31 public is than of
la Rrooklyn ltiln SuAday school rlu.
VINO attended "a mcct.ng at witch q
collection nly taken up. when thc
plate was passed she dropped So 65
u the basket That's all I have
he said apo'oeQucliiy When sne
'oid ncr iather and afkel hlm N She
go r.thf ic just reached out. folded
hnr ih ~ arms. and kisse1 hey iu
silence 81 needless 10 say. sho
soon bad auofhCr aQ.G5