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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30

NOiaries Public. Revenue Re.
ceiptS.- Commissions 10
Wool Growers Con.
VeniiOn.
OTHER IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS

Tho following noiarloa public have
boon appointed by Governor Hapor-
man Gregorlo Griogo, Pcnsaco. Taos
county; Fremont G. Stevens. Rod
River. Taos county
Posto'dee Establishes.
a poaiofhco hes been established
ut Emory Gap Union county. to be-
served from Watervate Colo. eight
and a halt miles to the north. and Ful.
som, Union county. sixteen miles to
The south. rhcroso IA. Mellon has
been appointed postmaster
star Service Established.
star service has been established
between EHnnnoiq and Ranchnaa Riu
Arriha county. four indies. Martin
Valencia has been awarded the CON
tract 90 1875 year. tlo will make
the trip SIX times n week
Increased Internal Revenue Receipts.
The records in the OfdcC of informal
Revenue Collector w. H. nardshar
show that there viii be on Increase ln
the collections made hy him sf from
$4,000 to $4,000 over last year This
fact shows an increase In the ponuln-
ton of The territory and a larger CON
sumption of goods subject 90 Internal
revenue tax The collections uf last
year amounted 90 ISL 900 and the year
previous 20 $4,000.
Commissions Of Dclcgatoa Mailed.
They we're very busy az the oxc-u-
tive Office and no the office of the see
rotary Of che territory yesterday. 300
commissions az citizens 90 New Mex
leo appointed as delegates tO the wool
and sheep growers convention 90 be-
held in Albuquerque on september rs
next had go hc signed These were
also aligned b. Governor HngCrman
and Secretary Reynolds. but IL was
tough JOB. The force in the secro-
tary'a office worked hard and the
commissions we're all mailed last cy-
enIng tb the different delegates
Arroyo hondo Forest Fire
Special Agent r. c. Dezondorf, OF
tho general land office. reports tho 1rc
in some timber on the Arroyo Hondo
con the public domain, about eight
miles south of senta 20. under con-
troll. and that but little damage has
been done. Special Agent Frank Gryg.
Ia was dispatched by him 10 the scene
nt the IRE as soon as he learned OF
ts existence. Tho commissioner Of
the general land Office was tolo-
grnphcd ana fun authority Was ro-
coiyei 10 employ am necessary means
for uH DXtInguishmcnt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30

Chaa y Lnn1y, section director 81 Che New MoNlco
weather bureau. says in the weekly weather bulloun,
dated yesterday:
The temperature Of me week averaged cunHidcrahly
below the Normal iu the northern counties but practical
y normal In the southern General relief from The Soat
mum temperatures u of degrees occurred at
many Of the southern valley stations Hlrh winds were
81 rather frequent The nights continue
marably cool a rule. aud light frost some
OF the stations In the higher northern districts especially
on the eastern slope Of the mountains.
Some cloudlness prevailed on the 2ist aud 22d and
few light and widely scattered huuderstoms occurred
hut material relief from the prevailing dryness re-
suited and rain Is generally needed Irrigation water
To- be plentiful. bat northern streams dectcas-
ng. The percentage Of sunshine uus large
The following temperatures are reported. Alhu
uuorque-lIlghest %. lowest, 60. W PasO-Hlghosi 92
lowest CO. Las Vegas-fiighost 90; lowest. n. Santa
Fo-Iiighost SO. lowest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
10 vAeolNArlNo 80.

The Troy, kas. Chief tells this story the expense
ui ono of ita society young Al recent party he
was entertaining visiting belle who one of those
sleeveless gowns They the loyollesi arms ho ever
saw. ho Thought Hut she seemed 800 al ana alally
remarked with a grlmace q was yaccnated mo other
day. and Do took beautifully ! could almost scream IL
hurts Ho The youth glanced at the nawless white arms
ami exclaimed wide-eycd why where WIRE you vac.
I'm Hlawatha.' replied the visiting girl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
lWednsnaaY June 27l


REGULAR meetluB %, -c Elk tonight
aI 3 O'Clock
j a Wood the MINING man. R 90
tho cts FROM Golden
Hon. solomon Luna aud wife are ln
,nH city from Los Iunas
Ben Fr'cdhrrg Of fTicdhgrg Bros.
iDfI "n $50 . today Tor Cblcapu and
ilu east
Attorney 70 % Ferguson wont to
santa FD last u.gh un supreme court
muN .Te
RoJert pro-s the expert account
anL has gone Oh las Vegas and
Haiun ou business Grip
Mu vs. McQuudo. wife of tho
contractor haa gone t0 Denver 90
riff nt m-'hcr q feW weeks.
Nr aud NIs G. T.. Mueller oft f12
A0uh -lNta street, have gone Goo chi.
$50 Coz aL extended visit 90 rDla.
lives
Judge Prank w. parker passed
through the city This morning. en-
route to santa 20 90 attend supreme
court
Regular meeting OF the Ladies' Aid
society of tho First a. T.. church on
June 81 at o'clock at tho church
pnr.ors
Rev Father Moog. OF sablnal was
.n The city today transaCtinE business
aud visiting with other members OF
me Catholic clergy
Mrs. =. =. Cady raa returned 60 the
ciiy from a visit % Mr Cady Who ls
government veterinarian az the In
ul7n pueblo 10 Laguuas
r. 3. HuoDoll left last nlgn. for los
Angeles where be viii Join Mrs Hub.
nell, who ia spending the summer
months on the coast.
G. W. Cook travelling freight and
passenger agent for the Santa ~. 70.
turned last night from business trip
o. Los Angeles and San Diego.
Benjamin Weller has given up bis
position as knight OF the road and has
accepted a position with the Flor
sheim Mercantile company nt kaiun.
Attorney and Mrs. n. w. Clancy are
Santa Fo 10 remain a few days.
hr Clancy viii attend supreme court
ana Mrs Clancy viii visit relatives
aud irienda
Tho ladies' Aid society OF The Pres
uytorian church will meet tomorrow
afternoon 40 o'clock ia the church
parlor. corner OF Silver avenue aud
Firm street
charlie Rhodes pitched one hit
game OF base bah recently, for Par.
sons, Kan, against Fort Scott in the
Kansas state league The game was
played on the 2iih
The remains OF John G. sullivan.
The fireman killed yesterday in tho
Gallup yards In a collision between q
switch engine and a freight train. viii
Boz shipped 20 Muncie Ind. on the adj.
Vice OF r0iaiives
Joseph slansky left last night for
"a few weeks visit with friends and
rolutIyer l Cleveland. ohio. Ho win
return about August no. During HIS
absence his ladies' tailoring establish.
ment win be- closed.
Miss Eva Lugion, daughter of AIRS.
George Lugton, OF Coal avenue. left
this morning for Dodge City, Kan,
wncro tomorrow she wlll become the
wife of Thomas NJ walsh. son OF Mr,
and Mrs ~ ~ Walsh, of this city.
The ceremony VIII be performed by
me Roy -ennesone. Mr. Walsh viii
take his bride 90 nucklln. Kan. whore
he % employed Az a macblnls, The
marriage Do the sequel OF a childhood
love aiair, which had its beginning
in Albuquerque
james ,. Duncan, a well known las
Vegas business man. passed through
the city last evening ca route 40 Calf
iurnia. accompanying his daughter col
ono of the coast resorts. where She
VIII spend the remainder OF the aum.
mer.
SIR and MRS W ! Cardwcil who
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30

New York, June sl--Money on call,
hrmer o. 2nWaM per cont. prime
mercantile paper 70 20 per cent. Bar
silver. blc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30

Another example Of the slean, decent fight the antia
of Arizona putting against statehood may bo found
y tho New McAcan in me Phoenix Republicans account
of the presidents anxiety Go have Arizona accept joint
statehood After designating it administration ntor-
ference ln ue statehood campaign" the Phoenix paper
says, "a was employed by the president when he
told by DotEate Bull Andrews Of New Mexlco and the
pundorCd Enterprise hank OF Allegheny pa"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30

Yuma Sentinel There Is very strong wmor anont
thai iho southern Pacific company viii support the joint
statehood provision, aud the aame position has been
taken hy several leading democrats as VOL as repuh-
cans who ouspOken Tor joint statehood The scnt-
mcn u favor Of joint statehood has apparently grown
stronger and stronger every day since the mrnlng down
~ the house bin in the senate and f Yuma Is any cr-
terlou there good reason 20 believe the provision viii
carry al the general election
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30

The man who enjoyed the distinction Oi running the
nrst car operated ia San Francisco by cable since the
FIRE greeted with many cheer the smooth
running rope carried his car along Gcary street last
"Wednesday The resumption uf tha line is OF tho
many demonstrations of the small damage done hy earth
quake The road runs up hin and down; over natural
rrades and filled and through rocks and through sand
The conduit absolutely unframed. and the only re-
the Gre had warped the slot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30

n 90 iB NO eycrastingy certain that Arizona viii 60
hOm 90 20 100 per cent agains, Joint statehood why n
the OF an that Is wonderful me corporations
and their satellite papers foarully mad o. me Ques
lions having been loft 10 the people OF Ar7 90 vote
on9 There !. aomothIng rotten n Thai nenm--
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30

Henry Cicws Tho future of our stock market OF
cuurse depends very largely upon the crops Thus ia
udyicCs have been somewhat conflicting. a sufficient
wheat crop s practically secured. bat bumper yied
uf This all-importaut grain. There s nothing disturb
iug. however just n the grain outlook Cotton ape
pears 10 have boon somewhat affected by uniavorabe
weather bat tine prospect s. Tor an abundance this
staple at profitable prices. l american farmers have
another fairly good year us sccms probable may
confidently look forward o another season of satisfactory
husness conditions should ho crops prove disappout
ng tho injury viii tall loss severely upon the farmers
than usual because OF their geuoaly excellent financial
condition Nevertheless, "a poor harvest might easily
mark turning point ln business
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
Local happenings

iurC. bureau Of plant Industry. and
bias come tu the territory 10 iuyosti-
gate the agricultural possibilities Of
New Mexico as well aa the conditions
az the crops that are being grown az
present The gentleman this Morn
ing secured thN names of several farm.
pra from the business department Of
The Evening Citizen. and in couso.
Quenco spent several hours during the
day ni the gardens OF Herman nluohnr
and Mann Bros in old town
Conductor and Mrs. Prank Murphy
yesterday celebrated the nftoonih an-
niYorary of their marrlarc Mr.
Murphy Do a popular trainmnn ON the
Albuquerque Wanalow division of tho
coast limo % Che Santa Fo. ana With
Mrs Murphy has many friends here
who VIII join thls paper in wishing
Thorn many future anulgeraaricH.
T. IT. Tucker cattle Inspector for
the eighth district of New Mexico
was brought 10 st. Iosoph's hoanlia,
thia morning uy John n Fullerton, OF
au2orro, suffering from some Internal
trouble which ne was unable 90 define
himself We Was suffering intense
pnin. but his nerve enabled him TO-
say thni be- bad been shot q number
OF times during HE llfo. aud that he
preferred being shot every time to be-.
ing sick
y r. Ferguson district manager
ior che Mutual Life Insurance com
pauy, with headquarters at El Pasn
arrived from The north last nlrht and
ia in zoe city t0 remain few days
while en- route home from business
trip 90 tho san Juan country Mr
Ferguson says chat the people of tho
northwestern part of the territory ace
prosperous. and are jubllant over the
advent into the country of two new
railroads
Assistant United states Attorney b.
T. Medlor. returned to iho city this
morning from Domlng. where ho sue.
cocdcd lu having dep rlcd tu China
one chlnnman. and Goo Mexico. one
uli.hrocd Chuamnn and Mexican
This IaltDr case was one 40 thp first
uf fho klnd t0 come before tho de-
padwcuL aud the omcals were 40 a
luss iur sum .mU as 90 what shou.d
ne done with the muurrol The half
Drccd had been caught in bad com
pnny. ami this was considered SUN.
Client unonso tu cause bis return 20
MpXiCo. so nc Was taken to the Dor.
der and headed south.
Tho bright little four year old son
OF Mr. and Mrs. w. T. swain is vlr-
tually a prisoner these days in the
big showmans private car at the local
depot Several weeks ago. while the
company was stopping at Flagstaff
Kennedy met With % very painful. In
TACT serious npridpuf Hn waN nlav-
Ing around thy depot and in running
up au incline OBJ the freight depart
ment ho Slipped and foll. with the re-
suit that the bone OF Che right leg.
just above the ankle. was broken The
attending physician set the limh place
iug % in plCstor of paris cast nc-
fore tho company leaves Albuquerque
the cast Viii Dee removed from tho iit-
ile fellows leg, and it is hoped the
break viii he found Thoroughly united
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30

Arizona Star The Phoenix Republican is talkng
most omlnously the outlook Tor statehood u holleyes
there viii Boz undue influence from the outside of Arizona
brought 60 bear TO OF statehood Well
what Of hnt7 Arizona "a part OF the United states Her
citizenship s made mp of the sons and daughters of
every state "a the Union Many Of the people of these
states want 90 their children admitted into tho
Union Why should they not take interest Congress
wants have the business disposed Hence the ln-
lerea Of the members OF that body VIII take n the
matter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30

The silence ls now prescribed Tor women in
london 10 allay nervousness and preserve ho1uty N
consists n settling apart hour of the day in which
the patient must utter q word 4 we'll known nerve
specialist says that n nervous Dee induced 90
hold their tongues and allow not only the body but The
brain 10 for hour a day, shall hear about
nourulFla breakdown This sound4 very SCI
cntnc Bu smacks Of the usual weakness Of the spec
ulatiyc theorist To say that ought 10
Dee silent Goo awhile s thing bat Co get thom 90
do Il ls quite another The prescription however great
merit b. might have. Is utterly useless Ions there
As means OF applying a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-29
Mems Soft Shirts!

It's about now that the Shirt question is very inn
portant proposition in getting in proper shape
for comfortable Summer. We're after the Shirt
trade Of the town and we believe wei get it Can't
help it, with our and handsome styles. We've
the best Shirt values saw. Our SOC, Sl.OO
and rs Shirts far and away ahead Of any other
Shirts sold for the money Shirt luxury and
elegance at 81. so and $500 if you want something
exclusive.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-29

Word was received by Mrs. ". e.
today that her uncle, Origin O.
Peek. died at Spokane, Wash. last night
at 10 o'clock. The cause OF death was
heart trouble. Mr.. Peck was a native
u Barre. but went west when he Was
20 and has made Spokane his home for
4 long time. He was about 20 years OF
age and is survived by a wife and one
son, and by numerous relatives here in
Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-29
"A. p. ABBOTT & co.
MARsHFIELD.

j. Berton Pike was in Barre and
Montpelier Wednesday and Thursday.
Chipp Ennis ii doing carpenter work
for d. X. Lucas.
v. X. Hudson and George Davis were
lin Montpelier Thursday on business.
Herbert Martin is at home from St.
Adams. his headquarters, during his
railroading, as fireman from st. Adams
to White River Junction.
The school picnic was somewhat
dampened today, but the crowd went TO
Folsom's hall, where dinner was had,
aud the programme was well rendered
by pupils from the different schools in
town.
b. 4. Cameron and j. B. Pike will
drive free carriage for all who want
transportation to the lawn party at
James Bouldry's tonight. All wishing
to ride are requested To be at the home
OF Mrs. Flora Bliss at Z o'clock prompt.
Misses Maude Harding and Grace
Blake 10 TO York, Maine, Saturday,
where they have positions as hes,l wait
ress and waitress respectively.
Mrs Dapliane Bancroft, who has been
a great sufferer for long time, passed
away last evening at 9 o'clock in the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Cora Pres
ton, who has faithfully cared for her
mother through these years
Game Warden Pike will receive from
ten to fifteen hundred smaIl-inonthed
black bass from the government hatch
cry at st. Johnsbnry Saturday. These
fish will be planted in Joe's pond in
Danyiile, or Lake st. Joseph, as il IL
now called.
J. Ward Carver and Elwin l.. Scott
of the law firm OF Scott q Carver OF
Barre City were in town today on a
fishing "trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Davis and Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. a. Davis We're in Wood
bury at Batchelder'S pavilion yesterday
for family picnic.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-29
Ladies' Muslin KimOnas

AT 49c il 4 White Muslin Kimona,
made square trimmed yoke, front, collar
and Yoke trimmed with colored muslin,
bias bands, full flowing sleeves trimmed.
med
AT 98c II kimona made same style
as above, only in a finer quality Of mus
lin.
AT $1.I9 IA II Muslin Kimona III col
ors blue and pink, made square trimmed
yoke, front, collar and yoke trimmed
with bias bands. flowing sleeves finished
in the goods.
At ACC is White Kinlona made and
finished same as above garment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Eight lots of towels on Saturday at
Fitt4f.
Ladies' wool suits at half price at
Abbott's.
William Nichol went 10 Boston last
night On d visit.
Buster Brown collars for children at
Braay's clothing store.
II. Il. Watson Of Burlington was in
the city today on business.
Richard Boyea went to Malone, N. "
today for visit at his home.
Harry 4. segel went to Burlington
yesterday for q few days visit
Il. G. Farnsworth Of East Barnet yis.
tied friends in the city yesterday.
Mrs. b. G. Pollard Of Lebanon, N. H.,
ii yisi ing her sister, Mrs. !. II. Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Boyee returned
this morning from their wedding trip.
Frank kimball Of Woodsville, n H.,
was in the city yesterday on business
visit.
Bert Griffith, the expressman, IS fish
ing for few days at Niggehead pond
in Plaintield.
Wanted Az once, d capable girl or
woman for general homework at No.
IA Cliff street. Mrs. Cramer Allen.
lee cream and cake will be served
Oh the lawn of the Methodist church
Saturday evening.
The Epworth league Of the Methodist
church will give an ice cream social on
the church lawn Saturday evening.
Miss Mary Daley Of Burlington mr..
rived in the city today for visit at
the home Of her cousin, Miss Celia
Premier.
Mrs. II. M Cheney went to Old Or
ehard beach, Me-, yesterday, where she
will conduct her boarding house this
summer
XII Ban returned from New York yes
terday accompanied by his sister, who
came from Germany to visit her brother
for 4 month.
Auction this evening AT City Auction
Rooms. Refrigerator. book -case, sewing
machine, oil stove, bicycle and tricycle.
and other goods.
Margaret Cayhue. daughter 81 Mrs.
Margaret Cayhue Of Holyoke, Mass, Is
spending the summer at the home Of
her grandmother, Mrs. Henry Premier.
The monthly meeting of the Baraca
class viii be held in the Baraca room
Of the Congregational church at s o'clock
this evening. Business of Importance
sis 70 come before the meeting.
William II. Murray returned last night
from Burlington with his pockets full
of prize ribbons which his English bull
terrier captured at the Champiain kennel
club show yesterday This dog, besides
getting three first prizes, took the BAN
nef prize for the best dog in its class.
The Central Vermont railway will run
grand excursion to Montreal Saturday,
Sunday and Monday. June 80. July i
and q, from Barre and Montpelier. The
rate for the round trip will be only
$500. Tickets good going on all regular
trains june 30th and July lst, also
morning train July 2nd. Good return.
ing until July 18th, inclusive. No stop.
over privileges.
About 20 friends az Mir. and Mrs.
Alex Hanton surprised them at their
home at II Merchant street Wednesday
evening. The evening was spent in a
social way. refreshments Of ice cream
and cake we're served lin behalf of the
assembled friends Alex Bird presented
Mrs. Hanton with dress suit case and
Mr.. Hanton With silk umbrella. MFR.
/ and Mrs. Hanton leave next week for
] Montreal and from there they will sail
TO Scotland to spend the summer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-29
Ladies' Dressing Sacques

AIT 75c ii White Muslin Dressing
Sacque, tucked back made with vide
sailor collar, ruflled edge, loose gath
cred front, square neck, full rnftied
sleeves.
At SIC is a Black Lawn Dressing
Sacqne, made sailor collar, finished with
hemstitched ruffie, full sleeves with riff
fled edge,
AT CSC il 4 White Lawn Dressing
saeque, square yoke finished with mus
lin insertion, full sleeves with cuffs,
plain turnover collar.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-29
Ladies' Dressing Sacques

AIT $l.49 ii ii White Muslin Dressing
sacque, made square neck, tucked front
and back, wide collar trimmed with
lace, full sleeves with SHRED cuff
AT Sl.sS IL 4 Muslin Dressing Sacque,
trimmed With fne muslin edge, both
loose and fitted back, flowing sleeves
trimmed with muslin edge, With RULED
collar
At $2.9S is a Dressing Sacque same
style as above, only better quality "a
muslin.
AT $l.9s Is a similar style Sacaue,
only made Of dotted muslin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-29
A P ABBOTT & coIAP ABBOTT & cola. 7: ABBOTT 9 co.
1The Daylight Store =
/ II HN WARM WEATHER NECESSITIES

coolest Weabl tanable we on
but
candhn wardrobe complete
without
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-29
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION,

FOR SALE One s-hnrner gasoene stove. al
most new. Also one open Concord wagon
newly painted last fall. Inquire At A. w. Bad
ger Co. store. soft
lost Tuesday evening pocket book with
S5s.o0 10 bills between browns drug store and
30 Branch street. Finder please leave same at
Times Office and receive suitable reward. .Ntf
Lpsr--A bunch of keys. Please leave at this
Office a0tf