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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1906-07-26
Bonds OYerSubSCFibed.

Washington, July, 23.-It wasan-
nounced this morning that the Pana-
ma canal bond issue was oversubcrib-
ed eight times. The total amount of
bids which has just been tabulated
reached the enormous sum of S445,-
100000.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1906-07-26

Hammocks, all grades greatly re-
duced, also porch shades at Parker &
Falkener's.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1906-07-26

See Parker & Falkener for Ham
mocks and Porch Shades. AT your
own price.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
LOOKING OVER
SCHOOL LANDS
DONATED ~ GOVERNMENT ron
AID or COLLEGE or AeRicuL.
TuRE-NgAR SILVER CITY.

Prof g. ID. Tinsley 81 the College
Of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts an
NeeiilH Pnrk. aud an assistant. are
spending The present week IN Grant
county n the examination OF certain
territorial lands donated by the Unit.
cd States Tor The maintenance aad
permanent Improvement 81 The Col
lege uf Agriculture The Silver City
independent says that several thou.
sand acres oft these iands Ia south of
Silver City ln the Silver City draw.
and there are alal several thousand
acres of these lands In the vicinity al
Apache fcio. while SIN another large
tract ls located near Hachita ln the
southern part of the county MOai OF
these lands are leased under grazlng
permits io the Nicforin Land and Cat.
ile cnmpany. and by a recent decision
oi the Secretary of the interior these
leases have been ahroeafed However
congress has come 90 the rescue hy
authorizing The secretary 81 the land
board OF New Mexico. Do conjunction
and with the secretary of the Interior
io lease &c whole lands of the terri.
tory Ia larger tracts or more than $40
acres. as provided by Law, when the
nnds ln question are more valuable
lcr greHlng than agricultural purposes.
Ay thls timely action OF congress, the
lnc0me to the various educational ln.
situations throughout me territory,
from the leasing of school lands be.
longing 10 them, will nor be- impaired,
and Otherwise waste lands will be-
put lu a good use and win be- Oi ben.
en- 90 inc stockmen
The purpose % the crescent Visit Of
Professors WoOlien and Tinsloy Is 90
inquire into the character of the lama
owned by me college. the amount ana
kind ~ Wator. ihe amount and kind
of timber, aud abe grading value Of
'he land From here the gentlemen
wil go lo Fort WinRate near which
1iact me COLLEGE has other large
tracts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

'N"NHNfN"NN ~ ~
a PHOENIX BOY.
Jose MF-ia Quiiada, ared No years
takes the plum for being nhoht the
meanesi criminal of hia aro IN this
section, says the Phoenix Gazette.
The other afternoon be- deliberately
HreH The hugsn IN which he lives.
with his m0ihcr and little brother.
Ho bad nothing On pariicular against
ihe house. hif desired sn ~ "a said.
io lnCIueraie hls little brother. Who
vas within.
he fore 40 paper and placed d nm
der g corner OF the house where the
breeze would strike ii. and then was
trying To apply a match. when r.
nclgnunr intcricrcd and prevented
The holocaust Nrs Qnliada. who la
q hard working. good woman. camc
down town and told Deputy Hhcgia
Joe nalsl about her some villalny.
This ie not OTIS drst ugly nhense.
Mrs ouliada has frequently COMO
90 Deputy sheriff nalsa With Der lfou.
bles. and that umcQr mas enCn re.
mungirafed with tha boy ln tao hope
of soaring him into doing better Hc
was told thnt BE- would be- arrested
unless he reformed. hnt the efforts %
keen him out of prison have been
given up. and this afternoon Deputy
Halsz set ont Tor thu Quliada placC
90 arrest Che boy 80 would have
some earlier, but the lad does mol
spend the days at nome.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

q n'mscll However, be- CAME near
being convinced thia morning that be-
was paying q rpyaliy Tor The long
cared hotllniora.
a man from the rural districts
came ln in look un The matter Sc
bad been Informed hy Ms nclghhora
thai such 4 bounty would De paid a.
ihe board ol trade. and be ana bent
un csicfminri 2 number OF jack
habits thai afe iniesilng BE secllon
1l ihe cpuniff
The gentleman in question is the
owner OIL lfn acre tract 0f land in
TIE cnuniff and there are CD thaf
iracinuu b. N understood Sc bas
NOT counted fhe rabbits lately. bot ls
merely auetslnf -5o0uO00 Jack rah.
hiis, mufe uT less and o. hFlrun that
he can clay enough 70 make a good
llF'nF.
He was Informed by Mr.. Van do
Neer. however. that there is no re.
ward ny COO haard of trade for the
massacre of Jack rabbits. but 4 vas
suFrested t1 him lhaf be might D.
able fo d1 business with the board of
superVlsorf ~ he turned and went 10
that nlaec The board BE- willing 90
inhc the rabbit ears in car load lots.
and hey WIN be- sin striving shortly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

ColiaN County Teachers institute
this year promises 90 De- of more thar
usual Interest Do The educators 81 TIE
country. says the Ration Range. The
session viii boz held late next month.
and an exceptional program of 'ec-
iuresnnd studies has been prepared.
Professor Hoenshoi win conduct the
Institute lhls year and HE experience
IN this line will BE- Of mch benefit 90
the teachers IN attendance. u o. be-
iicvcd q larger number OF teachers
viii be- IN attendance this year than
ever before.
The Institute this year will begin
on August 90 and viii he held nf she
North Side school house. Mrs. Butts
.oi Albuquerque. well known 90 the
educators OF the territory. viii have
charge O. fine primary department.
and teachers of the lower grades are
looking forward 90 On opportunity 90
gain much information Ia this hne of
work. Lecturers win be- present from
the various state institui ions. and viii
add 20 the interest of the sessions.
ColinX county has been known for
years as the best institute county ia
the territory. and the institute this
year promises 20 ho one OF the best
ever held.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
Territorial Topics

encounter on Washingtsn end Center
streets IN Phoenix that other night
that was Witnessed by several succ
ieiofs The encounter was STOPPED
before much damaFo had been done
bat both men struck n couple OF blows
and helm ciinched and rolled over .n
the Fnttrr ufi0fe being separated.
Card, 81 ls said. was raising n dis.
iufbanco. wncn Davis attempted 20
euiei him. hni he showed SIGHT The
rangef. not desiring TO BIT him with
a sun, undertook i0 cope with card
with The weapons thar nature gave
him, hut the encounter had not pro.
creased Ear enough io BE- called a 1ght
when The mfn we're separated end
Gard was Jed aWay from the spot
n Or reported that Card w1s abus
ing navis when the frhf started Card
left ihc spot with Deputy Sheriff Gun.
bingham ancf ihe melee. bias was
NOT under arrest Tho Two men. na.
viH and Gard, we're formerly good
friends. bat what mas como between
them could uot be- learned. there De-.
inE an effort keep the matter quiet
e o. said. however. that the trouble
was provoked By Card
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
MANUELlTO ITEMS
our CORRESPONDENT SENDS o..
a BATCH or INTERESTING
NOTES.

Special Correspondence.
MapIelIo, a. 81, July il.-Last
Monday mornine farewell piculc for
Mrs Henderson, one of the eldest
daughters I'd Agent Far, was given
bat was brought 90 rather untimely
end by "a drenchlnn r1ilstorm. which
soaked every one of the party before
home coHld he reached, aud then
passed over.
We have mad cooling showers every
afternoon since she Bra of 9uly.
MTs. Henderson left for Folsom last
Thursday noon. and was accompanied
"a far as Gallup hv her father W. A.
l. FAIR Of tate city who returned me
neyt morning.
Rnitlpsuakes have be seen quite
frequently of late, and g. maiI indian
boy was bitten by one icw days ago
while herding sheep. hui ammonia
was applied at the FIRST possible moo
ment and the next day an bad effects
were quite some
During che week several Mexican
families have arrived. swelling the
Rumber Of iwckmen quite considera-
bly,.
Friday morning two special trains
containing prominent Elks. SOME ~
them accompanied by their wives amt
children passed through en route 40
Denver where ihe Eika convention Ia
90 Do held the c0mluE week.
Mr. 3. -. Aldrlch arrived thla
morning. accompanied ig two gentle
men, presumably froa The east who
wish 90 bay aF many Indian ponies a.
can conveniently be secured.
There must he great doauh OF
work horses al two others Mr wiz
Hams Of WinslDw. and 81. Omoit.
came 90 Manuclito last Thursday with
the showed purpose OK remaining AN.
30 they bad obtained several, ana are
18th here
News has heen received that the
wife Of EiVln " Taw. oldest son o.
w A. q. Furr who was taken last
spring i0 The Newton hospital rs ser-
iously DO again. ana her husband has
been recalled from Arlrona where
fhelr home ~ M present Orayesi
cuneeuuences are feared.
The Misses EllH and AGNES Fau
left ihiH moming Cor a short visit IN
Notebook whore they win fig.t Mss
Crosby. wife of one Of the contract
ors f0r fhe sauia o. rarilroad
AZ prfc0 Evans leaves iOnIehi for
3 rhOw visit $50 Wlnsl0u, hla home
Since q few warm rains have fallen
ere rardcns Of Mnnuelito. particularly
ihe sweet peas ara nounp beds are
nnnriahin9 move than ever
Swimming fls0na pre- heipg taken
with great gitor by part oi lhf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
COST or MAINTAINING
ARlxoNA'a pENiTENTtARY.

Il cost Arizona soi 500 last year "a
maintain the territorial prison AZ
Yuma The receipts from the prison
were S7al6. according 20 the report
which has been sent ont BY the board
OF control. which iDols after an the
territorial Institutions. The report on
anairs at the territorial prison re-
fleets credit on Warden Jerry Millay
iarge 81 the entire expense seems. q
a a fact. nevertheless. that the cost
~ maintenance of each prisoner Is
less ihau foriy-tNo and onohali cents
per day
The expense sheet when compared
with ihe California ponitoniiariea.
shows Arizona up in n good iight. ns
the expense per day for each prla
nner is nearly two cents less than al
Folsom. Cal Jhls o. true. nothwiih.
standing the fact that To- This terri
tory supplies ere higher than 10 Cali
foFnla.
The greatest expense no the terri
tofial penlicuiary Co the guard force
which would not have ta be- added "a
even " there we're twice az many
prisoners
Every prisoner released from Yuma
is giyen 81, . $40 suit of clothes. and
half fare transportation for 800 miles
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
AND MAN WAS The

The shorins office asain took In one
of the young girls who have lately
been tripping along the primrose path
and she was IN the womans cell at
The county jail for the second time in
the course of a few weeks. says the
Phoenix Gazette.
The g.rl was some time ago arrested
md would have been sent Co the re-
form school but the authorities at the
Criisondou home lnteposed la her be-
half and she was taken into thai In
siltutlon Later a place was secured
Tor Der in fhocnig home. hui Do has
met been possible t0 kCop her there
and she continually wandered down
town y was ga for the love of a
man
The girl is ouum0rod of younr.
-ci-hcadei frccklc- faced fellow who
Toys so claim 60 being a beauty Hu
% afraid 40 80 with her much us De
waa given good scare when she was
Hrresiei before. hnt he has hard
i'ma indgne her and frcluonily finds
himself In conversation with her no
D. anyioua. that she shall leave Phoo-
nix ana even volunteered 90 pay her
fare.
u has been decided 10 send her
away She hiss relatives On tho glate
Of Missouri and she viii probably be
sent 20 ihai state and II there is 10 be-
another scarlet chapter in her career
e WIN hc lu new settings.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
PHOENIX sALooNlsrs
MAY MAKE FIGHT

Phoenix saloonists are reported "a
be contributing 20 q fund 20 engage
attorneys 90 hghi tho $1,000 saloon
iicense there. They are reported 90
be- about 90 make the hEht on the
ground that tue license is pruhiblllvc.
2; ia possible that thc Phoonly a1
loonisis are short on memory They
perhaps do not recall the decision Of
both 1ho district and supreme courts
IN The Legal Tender gambling cases at
Tucson. Ia both courts TIE claim thai
the license WAS pruhihitNe was IT,
nored by the courts
The Phoenix salonHiais 40 not seem
90 De- standing together very well and
one Of them Is quoted as saying that
"a lutIae of 81 900 would DO him Just
az well. Police reports an over the
country show that Do towns where the
saloon license is high there are few
ol the low grog shops IA which people
are rolled" criminals hafh0rcd and
crimes planned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
A SILVER CUP
FROM GOVERNOR
To Best MarkSman Team In
Companies Of New Mex.
leo National Guard.
COMPETITIVE SHOOT ArLAs VEGAS

General Orders 80. is, have been
ISSUED by ne adiutant general a.
santa Fe relative 10 the encoureee.
meui OF small arms practice amone
the miliiiamcn of Ne, Mexico.
The order ln part. says;
a silver cur viii boz presented hy
Hon. H D. Hagerman, governor of
New McSloo. 20 tho company whose
team makes the highest argreea,e
scores
Teams OF Eve men from each com.
pany ia the national Euayd viii hO
ordered 10 Las Vcgas August %. and
The competition will hcgin at once.
after The teams reach that camp, con.
tlnulng a. long az is necessary for
an teams 20 Gre.
~ one shai Do eligible 20 repre-
sent a company who has not been en-,
listed in me guard I'D icast ak inougns.
and who has not performed al least
% per cent Of military duty during
ihai time.
Tfe kind of IRE 90 be- used in
hls competition d a. follOWss
SLOW Gre. goo 500 and 500 yards
Ru1id nrc, 300 yards
Number ~ shots. a. 300 yar1s. ten
shots At 5OO and GOO Yards one
sighting shot and Ten shots for rec
ord az each range.
posltlons standing. al 200 yards
and prone. With head toward target
90 nll other ranges
Arms. United States rifles and
carbn0s with no. less than three
pound triggor puii
Ammuultion Service cartridges,
as issued ior TARGET practice.
Gun rlinr The use of the gun
sling win ID permitted provided a.
is attached fu OBS proper swivels. and
ll used only u connection with tho
arms of iae competitor a. a brace.
Rlcochois-All nclchcts count as
hits.
Tnrgeis- m slow Are target "a" I'd
200 yards. target OBJ at 500 aud 600
Yards Rapid hfa, target ~.
The team securing the highest to.
eel score and the least number OF
penalties, VIII be permitted 10 take
TIE cup, holding toe same until the
next competition, when 10 viii be- com.
peicd Tor agaiu. ana he company
winning iuc cup the second time or
IN other words, he company who has
won the cup twice. will become ia
owners. provided that in the event of
the muster out OF any company at the
time uf Ne holding ne cup. Sc VIII De
turned over TO the adjutant general of
the territory. and n viii be- offered
again. 20 30 competed Cor under such
Jules az may De prescribed.
The o1prlns of q cup by Governor
Haserman will no doubt have a ten.
drncy 90 encourage the small arms
practice among the guardsmon aa ~
win be- something OF an honcF % De
able 20 lay claim - the Gov.
ernor's cup ana the reputation for
heing the best shots IN the New Aex.
leo militia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
LETTERS FROM A
SELF-MADE PACKER
TO llS SON PERCY

Paris July I. 1906.
Dear Percy. Your letter telling that
the formaidehydo trust bad raised
prices has interrupted a long round Of
pleasure such as even You can not
Imagine. uotWiihsiandine the fact that
d took you seven years 10 make a
college course calling inr only four.
never waa much on description.
Percy. So won't spend any time do.
scrlolng my six weeks here. Besider.
! thlnh 60 much wiser NOT 90 write too
much for YOU ore one 90 those fool.
ish boys who carry their letters in
their pockets. snd there's no telling at
Whaf minute your mother may take O.
Into her head Co look Cor inirfoatine
reading matter
N0u as t6 the formaidChyde bust.
mess You go to New York on once
and mntp FOR the tresi headquarters.
Don't Kl io amy ~ Che eide SHOWS bat
push through the main entrance and
locate the nle Noise Hand 80 20 him
good and silH. roll him YOU have no
wish go interfere in hla business and
are NOT attempting 90 say what the
market price shali be-. but thai you
Wont Day tho raise. lia you ler p
rehaio or You'll start an opposition
company. ! don't know WhothCr ioT.
maldehyde comes from a mine or bub.
hles one % the rrfund like oi You
end ont and tell him that last year
father ran onto u furmaldohydo prop.
friy t0 meet Just such an emergency
ss 'his say that n r. cumes 10 nghi
Woli develop the property. and I'm ad.
filla i1 supplying ourselves wen scll
I'd io every packor IN Chicago Also
remind him that we can use boracic
lc.d ln f.aee of formaldchyde u q
G mes % a pinch.
When SET home viii hunt up Tom
Lee who used 90 1--we on a fern about
half mile from my fathers Tom
was a scientific cuaa and a genius On
nis way, but Of courer be was lmprnC.
iiral and when { lafi heard oi him be-
was o chemist 10 Philadelphia maxi
lug about ge5 a week Down on ihC
iaFm Tom was always experimenting
with chemicals aud recall that he
had q process of preserving meat that
beat ours Tom once ombalmgd q
piece OF mutton go q lasted seven
years and J recall thai he said he
cnuld embalm a whole ahep by his
process for 4 cents. u was through
Tam experiments that ! learned how
10 soften hone 20 inai D. couid De
worked into sausage and how 10 dia
guisc the taste OF the common corn
ctb so q could be- passed on az bone
less chicken.
on. yef you might cay 60 the for
maldehyde trust that " forced We will
80 io Washington and ask the com
mitteo on Ways and moanB 90 pot
fomaldehyfe on The free list That
ought 10 make 'em slt np and take
notice o, course, We can't lose In
thiF thing m the worst comes We
can raise prices cents Or every y
cent increase in the price OF formal
dehydo but The formaldobydc trust hes
been growing very impertlncnt Tor Che
lasf two wears. ami % makes me- sore
20 has eoi e into lia head TINT q pack
~ emit DO business without Formal
dehydc. 900 admit % would incon
venience us. but every now and Then
I fhink of sending 0ut some meat with
NO iounaldshydc ON o just 3D. show
hose fellows itH possible
Your aneciionntc father.
JOHN nEEFUAM
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
COMPILED LIST OF
SCHOOL DIRECTORS
0f Different Districts In Ber-
naIlllO COunty..0ld Town
School Board
ELECTS NEW sCHOOL TEACHERS

County superiptenffnt A p str0np
returned yesterday INV business
tup 90 socurro. and has submitted the
following nai of school directors Of
the various districts m Bernaiillo
county tu The Evening Citizen iof
publications
District p, Precinct . San Jose
Felipe Armuo Rafael Carols, perniio
anhadf.
District g. proclnc, s. los Oriegoa--
Andres Gutierrez. Jesus lamoTa, PFC
drn Crion0.
District 2. Precinct 3. Alameda
Geronimo racheto. Manuel CafaDaiai
Miguel Twiillo
District 4. Precinct 4. r.. De- Aihu-
0uerque Primitive LuCurQ. Bias CARE
cha. Teloafor Garcia.
District s. procinci 8. Barelas-j. A.
Garcia. 81 q Gilbert. simon rafOya.
District 6. Precinct G. padIllas-Vi-
dal Chhvcs. Eainnialadu Padiila. jose
Chavcs 3 Apodaca
District 2. Precinct T. San Antonio
Charles Kemp, Dario GutierreI. Juan
Alruln
District 2. Precinct Or de- AtriscC
Milabon Sanchez. PolirnFp.n Aiiui-
io. Jose de- iu i.uz Armiio.
District "a. Precinct so. EscobOsa-
Modesto Monioya, Filomeno Mora
Aurelio Racl
District n. Precinct ~ paiariio--
Manuel Pena. }. r. Hubbeil. Donnclanc
Lobaio.
District rs. Precinct 1925. ola Al
huqueruuc Jesus Romero, Joseph
Werner Thoman Duran.
District is. Precinct "a. San lgna-
cio Pedro Ar7nda. Nicholas Herrera
Martin Arauba
District ~, Precinct s. Candeiar'a,
.MaH Ehrilch Andres 0arcia. Elise,
Gutierrez.
District %. prccluc, 81 San AM
nito-- nonaclano Gutierrez. David Gu
iierro1
District rs. Precinct IS. Airlsco-
Valerie Garcia, p. s. .7odaca. u
Herrera.
District "a. Proclnci %. " Cedric
parfscto Marlin. Carlos Griegos, Jose
Armenia.
pistra 20. Precinct 3. Alameda
Pedro Chavea. Donaciagq Martinez
Nicnuor pachcco.
District 90. Precinct 4. v. de- AiOu.
luerque santiago Garcia. Jose ID
luna. Emclio de- Lune,
District ~ prec.nrt 90 CEnonciio--
Pedro iuceru Rumaldo samora, San
iiaFo Lobaio.
District 80. Precinct asia Madeira
Jose Nieto, Jose &. Candelaria. Nj
cnlaa Gutierrez.
District an. Precinct %. Ia Tliera-
.. q Carpenter Canuio Sanchez. Vida
salaznr.
District "a. Precinct z. Ei sedili0-
n1uaclano Gutierrez. Manuel jaramil'
10.
District i5. Precinct %. Carnuol-
Domingo Garcia, Cieto Rihoni, Juan a
Garcia.
District a.. Precinct 81. Chilli
Jose ID Maldouado -. d. snlas AnaH
'aclo Gutierrez.
Dls'ric, iS Precinct 3. Air'sco--I
'l'7i Mora Cruz Gonzales Rafael Ar
milo.
District "a Precinct no. YrIfarrl-
"lhio Crospin, Antonio Grlego. Manue
Gutierrez.
The school board OF Old Aibuquer.
luo yesterday made the appointment
~ the teachers for that district FOL
The ensuing term. Those chosen or,
~ follows, Miss Lydia McCfeedy
principal, Misses Ona sChuDp. Bianci
Perkins. Dolores Aruijo and Anna
Allen Places we're also offered q
Two others who nave not yet eiveE
their answer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

The lollowinr articles ~ Incorpora.
ton have been iivd ln the office of
Territorial Secretary D. ~. Reynolds;
The southwestern Meialiurglcai
eud Development company lncur-
porators are Victor a. lMcler. John
Troy ANA John &. Marquis The cape
iial stock of The company b. 81 100000
divided into Gen Thousand shares of
the par value of 500 each al the
time of films the articles Of incorpof-
alton none of the stock had been is-
sued. The princlpal office b fixed at
Oscuro. Lincoln county ana Victor A.
Lucior OF that town Do named az
ageut The term of existence %
twenty years and the purpose Of
the company Is % 90 a general min
ms business
The Tummcan Trust a SAVINGS
hank. lncOfpufatnrs are &. H Che
nault @ C. lgo. NJ ~ Goldenbers G.
~ Davidson. o. r. Hargls and g. ~,
Rankin oi Tucumcau Henry Coke oi
snpeilo and Fiorencl0 MARTINEZ OF Re-
Ynelio The capital stock Of the CONS
pans ls $4,000. divided into one hun.
drcd and nifty shares of the par value
of 800; the foil amount has been
paid Into che treasury The prIncl-
nal office Is fixed 30 rncumcari and g.
n. Chenauli ls named ns agent Tho
term ~ oXlsioecc % hny years, and
the company is incorporated for ihe
pprnneo % doing general banking
business