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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-12
DO you KNOW THE LAYERs7

Tha early Matched pullcts who arc TO
form the laying colony the coming fall and
winter ought TO bc looked after from now
on. II one has started right he has kept
the birds from eggs known 10 have been
lain by egg producing fowls separate from
those OF doubtful ancestry: In such cases
there viii be little troubL, In kowing which
pullcts will do the laying. II this has not
been done then watch the pullcts grow
and keep an eye closely or those that
show evidences OF yigoE In the matter Of
.:calth and that arc reaching maturity
more quickly than the others, Many pOul-
irymcu have found thatSthey had In their
flock birds which were eating the profits
OF the layers, l. only way - u" certain
90 Thu IL the mes, trap but ~ this ClunQt
be- put IN operation u-tr iatc- all the more
reason why the growing stock should d"
carefully watched and those which are tho
most prumiAinE placed by themselves. DO
not dcUcnd too much upon the range nor
have the range too extensive for a bird
which must roam over aC."s OF ground Tor
feed cannot make the proper growth.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-12

ls arrangcd 80 that the air does not blow
over them. one OF tho best plans for fur.
nishing an abundance Of air IL TO have the
house well closed on the sides and back
and entirely open In front except the
covering OF the open viii wire netting. OF
course In the arrangement 81 such n house
the roosts must be placed far enough back
IN the house 80 that the fowls will not L.
wet should n rain storm come up. We
have our houses no arranged hat the glass
IL taken out very early. tho wire put In
plac: and then n strong muslin curtain
hung on the inside which may be lowered
IL the weather Is too cold. We do this be-
cause the wire II put In place very early
in the spring and left there until very late
In the fall during which period the muslin
curtain gives all the protection desired.
In n hous" which was quite high ono half
the front. up and down. could be arranged
with the opening at the lower portion Gov
cred with the wire whilr the upper portion
was closed, Give the fowls plenty OF air In
the summer but give IL to them In the
rooSt.ng house rather than lctting them
rooSt In the open.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-12
A FLY PROTECTOR FOR cows.

While Il IL probably better for the cows
TO be on the range sl day. n they cannot
be provided with tho proper amount %
shade We prefer the plan Of keeping them
In the stables during the heat OF the day
provided the stables arc arranged so that
nics will not get At the animals. A good
way TO do this Is TO erect some rough avn
iugs over the windows and then cover the
inside with fnc wire screen or mosquito
netting. This Will make tho stables semi
dark and the flies will not be attracted to
them. A home mixed fy protector which
may DO used In place OF one OF the COM
mcrclai commodities N wished ig made by
dlssolving two cakes OF ordinary laundry
soap In water and mixing In one and one
half pounds 4. resin. onc-half pint OF
fish oil and enough water 90 make three
gallons OF tho mixture. II may be applied
with n brush or spray using on"-haif pint
on each COW three or fou times n week.
Tho idea ~ 10 apply IL until the hair has
a thin coat OF resin all over through which
the ny cannot penetrate. Don't forget
that plenty OF cool clean water during the
summer will assist the cows In bearing
the heat and the torment OF flies.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-12

There IN little danger Of the fowls catch
Ing cold during the summer " the house
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
YAVAPAi EMBEzzLER
TAKEN TO PRISON

Sheriff James Lowry. 1f Prescott
was u Phoenix q few days ago with
fWl c0uyicts tor The pCniiCntiary ri
Yuma one of chem WAS James Sais.
former mdcrshcrIn OF Yavapai c0un-
~. during q part OF the administration
OF sheriff Joe Roberts Sins was con-
ylcted q moLih ago of endorsement
OF the funds 0f the former sheriff. and
was lately sentenced 90 Eve years In
The peultentIary. The amount OF the
stealInPs of Sias was undlacoverable
on account of the manner In which
the hOGks were kept. hut " Is thought
that be could NOT have got away with
less than g. UGO. io was captured in
Texas months snerWhrd he had SCI
cured responsible position there and
his new employer. heavy contractor
had 30 much confidence IN him Thai
be- came 90 Prescott when Sias wa.
brought back and furnished bail toi
his appearance before the strand iury
later for trial This bond held good
until the conviction OF Sia at bis sec
und trial when 90 Was Withdrawn. An
appeal was begun. bat 10 has not yeI
been perfected. Sias is confident ol
bis ultimate acquitfal, and ho said That
be- did not expect TO ho in Yuma vori
hong.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
HORRIBLE CONDITION or
A PHOENIX DOPE sis

T. n iCnuieun cui as piiiabie iu
INK figure lu probate court as any Z
who has ever been there on the cha
OF Insanity, says The Phoenix Wupu
can. JonnIson Is a barber end 4
nond, according tn his own confess
Tor The last ten years He had all
hail marks of a nend in his va
shape he could not walk viii
assistance. De could scarcely I'D.
His feet were swollen SO that
shoes had 90 BE- cut. During She I
ceedings no leaned forward most
me time covering his face with
hands
ON the table ln front OF him y
two empty boxes which had cOntal
dope and another box with a gun
H. That was an the property ho
left In the. world That was an
wanted SO long as he could be-
ueans OF loading o. But now q
useless re could no longer buy
beg ammunition.
Ho was asked what kind OF IN
be- used. ZEE replied that bee had Z
hncd himself to morphine and coca
ana be- astonished the examining
sicians hy sayinL thar he usrd-t,
thirty gnins of morphine ana Rf
grains of cocaine.
Jonnisun o. "a native OF Callfoi
but no has been a resident of the
rltory for four years. working AL
trade most Of that time In Phoenix
was sent to the asylum.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

New York Mr.. ana Mrs. w w
Strong who iCfi this city with Mr
and Mrs Helm, are now soiournlng
10 New York.
Ex-Governor Ross. father OF Pitt
Ross az West Railroad avenue en-.
loved % short Visit last night from
hia sister. Mrr. n. A. Wcmplc ~
Kansas Clty, who passed through the
city on route 90 Mexico. accompanied
hy her son and daughtorln.law, Mr.
and Mrs D. a. Wompic Mr Wcm.
plo ls an Official Of the Mexican Cen.
imi railway.
Colonel Roy Kirkpatrick. the heavy.
weight of the composing room of The
Evening citizen. who hes been Oh on
hts summer vacation the past month.
tolegraphs from Ration chat walking
is very dusty these days. and there
fore q pedestrian cannot keep up his
usual speed However" continued
she colonel n will ho in AibuQuCF.
que luly and VIII De ready 90 go 90
work Monday. July g"
Prof and Mrs ID. N Richards came
ln from Las Cruces and are now resi-.
dents o' this city. Prof Richards.
Tor number of years, was principal
OF thc preparatory department ~ the
Agricultural college. hut wst rc.
Gently elected To- the chair ~ history
of tbo Ncw Mexico university Tine
Citizen welcomes Prof and Mrs Rich
ards to fho educational and social cir.
Giles Of this city
As e result cf The preparations FOR
Carvers diving horses al Traction
park. here VIII be- NO ball game 90
morrov. The browns mad arrange
monts made for games on the 30th
OF this month and on July / but we
are informed hy tho contractor put
ting up Dle "lo0p.theloops," that DO
would have tho grounds covered hy
those dates: however. nothing as ye'
but thc tank, mr. one side of the dla
mond U.s. IN sight. and as conso
| QuencD although Che browns have
been forced 90 cancel their dates
they win assemble for practice.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

year Miss Robecca has attended tho
college az Notro Dame 40 San Jose,
and the young lady. ao popular in me
younger circles Uf Albuquerque society,
has just been awarded a gold medal
for scholarship Tor the junior middle
class.
Jesus Garcia. deputy treasurer and
collector OF Torrance county, who "a
Ia the city 90 remain q few days. says
that financially Torrance county D. as
well on az any county in the territory
The county has 5000 collected for She
running expenses 90 The ensuing year
and bonds are ready 20 ho issued for =
$1,000 couri house
Captain Fred Fomon. of the New
Mexico mounted police. was In 'ht
|clty this morning between trains. while
en- route 60 his headquarters az Santa
Sc from trip 90 Mexico Previous
90 going 90 Mexico Captain Furnon
spent several days in Grant and Lama
counties "YOu can count Grant and
Luna CuuntiCa as voting solid iuf To-
was what the captain said in rclor-
oncp to Joint statehood
judge Smith, general attorney iui
the Santa Ne IN Kansas. passed
through the city this morning eu route
to his home at Topeka. from q Welt q,
the Grand canyon. Judge smith hh'
I the distinction of having resigned az
associate Justice of the supreme cour
OF che Sunnowcr state 90 become lega
adviser for the Santa Fc re was &C.
companlod this morning By Attorney
end Mrs Hiram Dillon and Mrs Nc
I lniosh. also of Topeka
Major Ernest Meyers returned ga
the California limited This mornlni
| from a business trip 90 New York. The
major met Fair Manager McCanna b
New York. and together they took %
number Of the popular pleasure re
sorts OF that city. Ms Meyers say
that Mr. McCanna has many surprises
Va store FOR those who attend the ap'
preaching territorial fair. ln Chlcag'
/ Mr Meyers met Harry luher. former
/ IS OF Albuquerque Mf luber is sell
ing Wilbur Marshal coal LOO the WINDY
] CITY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
MARRIED MOTHER or
GILBERT ROBEF

rna Gilbert Roberts walt
donmeul incident of last winter g.
called today bv the marriage of
Wallis mother. Mrs Hattie Buc'Qe
Henry q Wright. says the pAC
Gazette.
Mrs. Buckley De- the widow of I
Buekley Who was KILLED in an Il
sion in a local saloon few 81
ago. The story of her ABANDONING
child last spring ls fresh IA the u'
DRY OF most phoeuiclans She
arrested aud named the father ol
babe, who was also arrested.
Then there was q sudden decl|
10 drop The case. Both particles
released and The child. who was =
the name 0f Gilbert Roberto
later taken to California 90 an orr.
age
10 may bo ln that state now ai
may Boz in some other These orp
ages have % day ui losing a child
early surroundings that d. per
Wright a. the party who was are
"a few days ago Cor fast driving
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
BOSWELL COMMERCIAL cLUB
ELECTS NEW oFFtct

The newly elected directors Of
Roswell Commercial club met
other night and named the N
who are 90 preside during th.W
ing year The result ~ this elet
was that Hon @. A. Richardson
again chosen president. and succ.
himself for the third consecutive Z.
y. a. CahOOn was chosen FIRST
president 20 succeed himself AMI
81 kClInhOn was made second
president &. q. Tlnnohill was Z
"a treasurer and J. A. Grahams \
as secretary was endorsed boy 8
election.
After the election the directors
Cussed plans Tor another year oi
rivity for the interests of RIOS
The club has done an INN
amount of good for the town an,
coming tWeive months will bo anC
year OF usefulness for this body
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
GOVERNMENT WILL
TEQT DhTON ~


a test OF the coal products M
S. Louis Rocky Mountain a. "a
company o. now being made at
coal testing plant of tho United 50
geological survey at st. Louis.
their hndings VIII De ready % De d
public within n short time.
The tests ere now for the pur
of determining just how the dine
Goals may De- best utilized. and
cars have been sent On for tho &
The shipment includes the
Pan variety from brilliant. the "
l0W Creek coal from an Houton
Che 'Blossburg D. from the camp
thar name The tests viii 'nF
steam capacity az the different 2
washer tests for removing impur
cooking iCs. gas prOuucor test
briqur.tlng test Thc latter test
one f0r making tho refuse coal
small cakes fOr commercial nurr
ana VIII determine ius what Inr
Dnls can best be included in the
Ing of rhD br.QuDttos.
These tests will govern the ou
oi the st. Louis mines and iu the
position of their output The d
out coal viii he disposed of aH
tests Indicate that this lufOrmi
viii Pep T ereat value TO the com
and to those woo are interested
coal operations iu ColfaX co,
Those who are iu "a position to
say ihat tle grades of coal prod
lu Co.fas county viii compare fa'
hly with thD products of the
mines in tno United states, W
are those of Pennsylvania, ohio
West virginia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
WHEN ON HORSEBACK

Ramon Nasquot. a tailor employed
iu the clathing department or the
Copper Queen store Douglas. Aria.
a laid mp at the Douglas house on
Eighth street with painful gun shot
wound ihrough bis right leg says me
International American.
Naaduog went uuf prospecting In
the MOUNTAINS east OF Che city. accom-.
panied by another cmplOyo of the
store while going through the gap
near Niger Head The horse ridden 0y
Vasquez shiod and threw L,m. As he
fell his siXshoGtcr became dlslodged
from his pocket ana struck the
gruund exploding AS O. fen The hul
lot penetrated the mans leg. making
bad wound His companion brought
him to Douglas where he received
medical attention. ilo was reported
worse in the afternoon. but no serious
results are feared
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
Local Happenings

tournament
Fife in car OF COAL caused By
spontaneous combustion. called the
city Gre department tn the local pas
scneor station ai $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon The nrO was easily cX.
tlnauiahod rO reach the blaze con.
yoniouily. the department found So
necessary 20 drive the entire length
uf the passenger station platform.
J. y. Hurley, general manager %
the Santa BE- arrived in the city last
night for q conference with The coast
lines officials. VINO arrived ln The ciiy
yesterday morning Mr.. Hurley was
accompanied by Mrs. Hurley The
coast limos officials left for the west
this morning ON q special train, which
preceded the flyer Mr. Hurley vii
return cast mis- evening,
This morning. Mrs. Maneti vas at
the store OF H. kemponich making
some purchases. when she tainted.
Mr. Kompenich and his lady clerks
rendered valuable AID 20 tho lady, and
soon thereafter she revived, beine
sent TO ncr nome at 6l0 south Broad
way In a cab. Mrs. Mahott o. tnt
daughter OF Mrs. j.. j. Strickland, who
resides az the above address.
Captain and Mrs. q. M. Tyler, for
mer Albuquerque citizens, who have
spent two days here. w.. continue q
their home at San Bernardino. Cal.
tonight Tho captain and Mrs. Tyler
and returning from a Eve weeks visit
To relatives and friends In Kansas
Illinois and Missouri The captains
father. who IL "a years 90 age. re-
sides IN Bates county, Missouri. and
ne reports me old gentleman feeiinl
pretty well for a man nearly 100 years
lolg.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
|couRT MATTERS
From SANTA &c

Tho Santa Fe Progress a Improve.
mcnt company BIAS brought su.t lu ihe
district court Tor Santa Fo county
against OUo D. Rice of Albuquerque.
asking damages to the extent of soy-
onty dollara. which amount me plaiut-
ln alleges ls due Be IOr rent on a
house occupied hy fhc defendant says
me Nrw Mexican
Askug damage. .u Ibo sum of 81
O00 John 70 Sargent has brought suit
iu thp district court iur rio Arriua
county against the New Mexico iui-
gated lands company The ult BE-
brought to rcCotc, for wares and NOR
chnndiso sold by the plaintiff to the
defendant A similar smt is brought
by John "a Sargent against "a. kel-
iogr and the Norih Loyuto Lumlir a
Commercial company. in which he
asks for 5000 damages
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
on sALooN 90 al RosWELL

Amer July I iho Horseshoe saloon
win boz matter of hlsto,y and Ros-
wen viii hpfo one saloon less. leaving
only sis. says the Record John y
klpimr. the proprietor of the Horse
shoe has disposed OF his fixtures and
they viii be- shipped ont The stock
on hand viii Doe sold here before the
flrst of tho coming month Mr. Kip
llnc win remain In Roswell and VIII
engage in the confectionery business
Ia is hlg jnton'lon Go have one Of the
swellcst establishments Of this char.
ncter in New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
AnELPHi Gus or oEMlNe
ELECT NEW OFFICERS

The annual meeting of the Adelphi
club. AN organization OFF Domlng husi-
ness und professional men, was held
n tho parlors of the club rooms the
other evening The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year;
George A. shepard. president, George
~. Letter. vice president, q 4. Nord-
haus. treasurer, Arthur Raithel. wee
Rotary Executive committee. Lon ID.
brown. seaman Field, G. . Kelly, ~
w Iawh0n. n J Klase. Commercial
board John Corbeit, D. A. Maloney
A. b. Clark. Seaman Field n. A. hol-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
APPOINTMENTS or
INDIAN AGENCY FARMERS

Freeman A Taber. farmer az the
Santa Clara indian reservation, has
been promoted and transferred 10 she
navajo Indian reservation. az the
shiprOck indian school,, as farmer.
The vacancy has been fllcd ty the
appointment OF samuel Stewart Nc
appointed farmer ut the Santa Clara
Indian reservation and has entered
upon toe discharge Of his duties. His
headquarters will be- in the Santa
Clara canyon. whore Dc win have spe.
clal charge OF the agricultural lands
Of the pueblo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
FELL FROM scAFFoLD
AND BADLY INJURED

=. T.. Ceilings OF Kingman met with
a painful accident re was working
ON a scaRoldlng az the residence of A,
r. Ware. when in some manner tho
staging gave way and be- was procip-
ltatod 90 ihc ground. a distance Of
about nine feet striking on his face.
Hls nose was broken and face badly
skinned and bruised one hand bruised
and the other one sprained lt Win Dee
some timoheforo he is able iO 500 tu
work again
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
TAOS WILL HAVE a

Taos 81 90 have a bank 10 VIII be
a HrstClass bank a bank of which a
more pOpulOus community might be
proud. hank that win be- ready for
business shortly after July ]. In fact,
90 Us % be. q Fourn OF July present
20 the ancient and historic county seat
of Taos county Howard 3. Reed,
president of the United states Bank
and Trust company OF Santa re. Us
emphatic iu saving that credit for ihis
d due to Judge n. ~ iRughlin OF
Santa ~. one of Che banks directors
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
Strike IS DECLARED
AT NOoALEa FAcTo

a telephone message 90 the Tue.
Citizen inlm NoHalos stated that
strike bad boon declared ai the pi
OF the Sonora Manufacturing cOmpa
which pa owned by Roy q Tltcoi
This o. me largest manufacturing G.,
Germ in NoEalos
About sixty-nve men went ont
strike They demanded that the cr
pany reduce the work day from teri
nine hours ai the same pay. This
mand was refused hy the company
the men then quit work.
There are stiil n few men 40 W
hut the plant d. practically clio
down The strike is peaceful No
formation could he secured from
company az 90 whether they We
give in to the strikers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

TERRITORIAL TOPICS
WRIGHT POND FALLS TO
DEATH IN nOaWFt

Wrlghi Pond well known IN RIOS.
well sporting circles, Cell TO his death
from the Van Stan hotel Ho struck
heai-lrat on tie cement walls and bis
skull was crushed He was discOV.
cred Tuesday morning unconscious
and died q half hour after being re.
moved 60 81 Mays hospital
Pend had been drinking heavily re
was an educated man about 80 years
OF age and led a dissipacd. gambling
lifo he Is said to have come from
an excellent family Do HOUSTON
Texas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
ManZSnIt9 tall FOR BOYS

CALIFOHNIh,
FOR been sending boys no stanford an'.,a ono
NJ the one eaehtr
successful work the location oLtn
ufanttul valley 20 can
facility the development
Ideal d0rntory system classical
erne foreign teache
.5nrs wen stocked
athletics which gen under trained
Nerc Catalogue illustrator
lh begins Aus ~ lo
. Leroy Principal Pao Ato CAL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
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street and Mountain to n q q
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

fen. Lou m Brown n = Nordhaus.
s. d swope GoHge A. shepard J
bennett.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-02
REFORM IN SPELLING
Department of superintendents, Ma
tional Educational Association, Fa-
vor Adoption Of Phonetic Spelling Of
Twelve Words.

Louisville, KY, March 1.-The depart
ment of superintendent OF the Nation
al Educational Association decided to
hold the next annual meeting in Chi
cago. The date for the convention
will be announced later. The following
officers were elected:
President-w. w. Stetson, state SUI
perintendent of schools Augusta, Me.
First vice president-H. H. Seerley,
president Of Iowa State Normal school
at Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Second vice president--R. ]. Tighe,
Asheville, N. c.
Secretary-J. H. Harris, superin-
tendent Of schools, Pontiac, Mich.
There We're four "round-t table" ses-
sions during the day. the most inter-
esting perhaps being that at which was
discussed the subject of reformed
spelling. Upon motion Of DR.. E. Ben
jamin Andrews Of the University of
Nebraska, resolution was adopted
recommending that the department Of
Educational Association to order that
twelve phonetic words be used here
after in all its publications instead Of
the larger forms, and that the depart
ment "be recommended to urge that
superintendent and teachers hereaf-
ter in appraising words In pupils
written work shall give credit for those
words spelled after the style of the
National Educational Association"
The reforms contained in the reso-
luton, If adopted by the National Edu-
cational Association, will effect the
spelling of twelve words in all schools
of the United States. Following are
the changes recommended: "Bizness"
for business; "enuf" for enough;
"fether" for feather; "mesure" for
measure; "plesure' for pleasure; "red"
for read; ruff for rough; "trauf" for
trough; thru" for through; fluff" for
tough; "tung" for tongue; "yung" for
Young