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The Greenville times., 1906-12-15
AID A WORTHY CAUSE.

To the Friends of the School Library
A law went into effect in October
which sets aside $Ioo annually out OF
the general school fund in each
county to be used for school libraries.
In order to get the benefit, any school
that will raise $40 and provide a
bookcase with a lock, can ask the
County Superintendent for the same
amount.
Our County Superintendent has
signihed his willingness to put the
city schools in possession of forty
dollars, provided the schools will
comply with their part of the law.
Can you not help us to get this libra
ry fund by buying season tickets To
our High School Lecture Course
The first number, "The Meister-
singer, will appear at the Central
school auditorium next Wednesday
night
Tickets for the courses, SIPS and
SO cents; single tickets, so cents and
25 cents.
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15
LADIES OF CATHOLIC CHURCH
TO GIVE SKATING PARTY

The ladies of the Catholic church
have engaged the Princess Rink" for
the night of Dec. p7th, andear now
preparing an elaborate program for a
"Yuletide Fest"
Prizes will be awarded to various
competitors, while the decorations
will be of high order and in entire
keeping with the occasion of nirth
and joy
As soon as the committees COM
plete the program, it will appear in
these columns.
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15
HANDSOME
STEAMBOAT
IS. S. BROWN" ARRIVES IN THIS
PORT THURSDAY NIGHT ;.
Greeted With Cheers by an Immense
Crowd on the Levee and the Water
craft Whistle Salutes as the Palatial
Steamboat Wheeled Stately Into
the Wharf.

After long delays, the Arkansas
River Packet Co.'S new packet and
passenger boat, IS. S. Brown" ar
rived in port last Thursday night and
was given a rousing welcome by hun
dreds OF our citizens, men and wo-
men, girls and boys, who thronged
the Ievee prior to her leanding, eager
~ awaiting the throwing OF the gang
plank that they might inspect her
With the watercraft whistling sa-
lutes OF welcome, the crowd cheering
madIy and the boats orchestra play
ing the "Star Spangled Banner the
stately boat in grand style made her
landing
Commodore Ed. Nowland was with
the boat on her initial trip and he
was overwhelmed with congratula-
tons by his many local friends ae
soon as the boat landed The
crowds Immediately boarded the
Brown" and made an inspection
from end to end and from the Texas
10 the steerage. Dancing was enjoy
ed by those who pleased, in the main
cabin during the night.
Besides a large freight, the Brown"
carried full quote of passengers,
who took the greatest pleasure in
assisting Mr.. Nowland and crew in
entertaining the visitors
The IS. S. Brown" is piloted by
Capt. Chas. Wilcox. To describe the |
boat would take too much space and !
our readtrs had all mental pictures of |
the boat from the many descriptions |
appearing in the newspapers prior to |
her arrival here. 1t is, suffice to say,
that the IS. s. Brown" is one of the |
finest boats plying the Mississippi
river today. In all appointments, the
convenience and comfort of its pas
sengers are cared for in a luxurious
manner. Besides thousands of cleo
trio bulbs, many arc and search-lights
are used and at night the brilliant
appearance of the boat in the middle
Of the river has to be seen to ap-
preciated Powerful engines supply
the motive power. and in the hand
ling of freight. the old ways have
been discarded for newer and moro
up-to-date methods.
The IS. s. Brown" was built and
will be operated in a manner that will .
receive river transportation for both
freight and passengers. The boat
was built at an outlay of vast sum
Of money and marks new departure
in the river transportation business.
We congratulate the Arkansas Xiv /
ar Packet Co on her handsome boat ,
and wish for it long and prosperous
life. The boat will make regular
trips between Vicksburg and Mem
ohis,
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15
CHURCH NOTES.
First Presbyterian Church.

On Sunday, Dec. I6. the pastor will
conduct the usual services at II and
7:45. In the morning the pastor will
preach the first sermon of a brief
series of sermons on "Standards of
Measure, Weight and Value" this
one being on Measure" At 7:45 the
subject will be Felix" A cordial
invitation is extended to all who will
worship with us.
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15
A cREDITABLE PUBLICATION.

The souvenir edition of the Green
vile Times, received last week, is a
most creditable publication to Green
Vile and its editor alike. We con-
graduate Mr.. Crosby and his assist
ants upon the splendid success score I
by them in getting out such hand
so me edition.-Greenwood Common
wealth
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15
DANCE AT THE RINK.

The dance last night at The Prin :
cess Rinkk was in a measure a sue
cess; the ieclcmert weather keeping
down the attendance. However, the
management is not discouraged with
their first attempt and will, in the
near future, give another. Hrs ch $
orchestra will be engaged on dh oc-
casions, thus insurng excellent music.
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15
RIvIERE'S MARKET

On another page of this issue will
be found the holiday advertisement
OF Riviere's Poplar street meat mar
ket. The holiday season is the feast
time of the year and the popular mar
ket will supply your wants for choice
meats, game, turkey, chickens, ducks
and geese.
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15

high appreciation which the business
men OF Greenville and the citizens of
Washington County have for Mr..
Crosby and his work: and if there
IS a pencil pusher in Mississippi more
deserving OF it than he we don't know
how to spell his name.-Cleveland
Enterprise.
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15
CERTAINLY A CREDIT


MEMPHIS TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION NO. II.
Memphis Tenn, Dec 9, 1906.
Mr.. L. S. Williams,
Care Times Greenvie Miss
Williams
Your favor of December 5 also the handsome
copy the Edition of your hand
me Congratulations the Souvenir
certainly credit the case and would be
where located, whate the
facilities
Yours fraternally,
Horace Johnson, Secretary.
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15

The kidneys ache when they are
over-worked and the trouble gets
serious unless promptly removed.
Prickly Ash Bitters is reliable kid
ney tonic and bowel regulator.
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15

A petition is being circulated on
the streets today by Mr. Jack Wyche
asking the City Council to elect Mr.
L. Pink Smith a member of the city
council to succeed Mr.. Lyme Startling,
who resigned
make the city good councilman.
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15

How about some swell Military
Brushes for him; it's Xmas, and only
$500 for two in leather cases. The
Leader.
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15

Sc. Sol Brill, the Clothier and
Gents Furnisher, for holiday gifts
for men, boys and youths.
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15

LOUISVILLE PAPER COMPANY

Louisville, KY. Dec
H. T. Crosby. Mgr.
Greenville, Miss,
Dear Mr.. Crosby:
We wish to acknowledge with thanks the receipt of
the Thirty Ninth Anniversary Edition. and
that this of the incest Souvenir Editions
had the pleasure of examining for
months. certainly is good illustration of what your
able and feel that sub
scbers proud of edition of
this kind.
Very truly yours
Louisvlex Taper Co,
IS" Die c. A. J.
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15
CRITICAL COMMENTBY
THOSE WHO KNOW

THIS OFFICE LAST WEEK-UNsoLIcITED PRAISE OF
ARTISTIC TYPOGRAPHICAL BEAUTY-IT THE
GRANDEsT THING YET FOR WASHINGTON COUNTY
GREENVILLE-SO THEY ALL.
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15

Following Reproduced Many Comments Received
Souvenir Edition We just IsuedSome of
of
Ex
What Special Edition is
People Who Appreciate Editions
and areP Profoundly Gratefu
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15
NOTICE.

We are offering a discount of per
cent. to all who pay us in full for
sidewalk assessments. By paving us
now you can clear the title of your
property of this tax.
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15

See Sol Brill, the Clothier and
Gents Furnisher, for holiday gifts
for men, boys and youths.
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15

See the beautiful presents at E. H
Taylor's, the Druggist, before you
buy
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15
HAS VERY
BAD RECORD
FELIX HOLMAN, THE GREEN
VILE MURDERER

Has Shooting and Killing Record in
Arkansas-Helena Citizens Idtnti-
hes Him Beyond a Particle of a
Doubt-Officer Abercrombie Doing
Nicely. =.
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15
DID OURSELVES PROUD.
KEYSTONE TYPE FOUNDRY
Atlanta Branch

KEYSTONE TYPE FOUNDRY
Atlanta Ga, Dec. g. 1906.
GreenviHe Times Creenvie Miss
We have your very handsome Souvenir Edition of The
Greenville Times gives real pleasure that
of the handsomest pieces of work that it has
good You people certainly doing
yourself proud.
Yours truly
Keystone Type Foundry
W.. A. Fowler, Mgr.
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15

Read the Holiday ad OF E. H. Tay
Tor n this issue
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15

NJ G.. can tell you how and why the
bows prefer neckwear for Xmas; at
The Leader
Hanan Shoes make a desirable
present for any man.
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15

Silk, Silver -Buckled Suspenders at
ST.. so, $2.oo and ST. so. The Leader.
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15

Fewer gallons; wears longer; De
voc.
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15
SHOWS EXCELLENT TASTE.

THE CINCINNATI CORDAGE PAPER CO.
Cincinnati, O., Dec. II, 1906
Greenvlle Times Greenvile Miss
Gentlemen
We received your Thirty Ninth anniversary Edition
and to compliment the work. 1t very
and shows excellent
Thanking you, are,
Yours truly.
The Cincinnati Cordage & Paper Co.
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15
THE HANDsoMEsT. OF ITS KIND.
THE CORNO MILLS COMPANY
Makers of
"The Feed That is ALI Feed"


East St Louis Ill, Dec 1906.
Greenv1e Times, Greenville, Miss.
Gentlemen:
We acknowledge with pleasure the receipt your
ThrtyNinh Anniversary Edition and beg that
the handomest thing of the kind that has
notice.
Wishing you continued success, with best wishes
Corno Mills Co.
T. c. Reid, V.-Pres
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15

Mr.. T. d. Johnson, of Fall Back,
was in the city Tuesday
The Greenville times., 1906-12-15
r. S. BLOME co.

7o Dearborn ST., Chicago, Ill.
b. S. Andrus, representative, office at
City Hall
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
SURPRISE PARTY
LAST SATURDAY
AT KELLY. TIE WELL KNOWN
MINING CAMP, nv socoPRu
COUNTY.

Special Correspondence
Kelly, N M.. Feb l0-A very en-.
ioyable surprise party vas held SAT.
urday evening az the home of Mr. aud
Mrs. Joseph hrowu The event WA
alYcn as a farewell party for Mr.
Joseph Brown, who has been a pleas
ant visitor at Kelly for the past two
months, and who. We regret to ienfn,
viii leave this morning f0f t's home
in Glrvin Canada The surprise was
auccessiuily planned by q number 0i
the a. You Like ~" club. and the
crowd met at the home OF Prof. and
Mrs. A. T.. Helaier and went M q body
10 the Brown home. Tine surprise was
a genuine one and the surprlaera
passed d Jolly evening 10 music and
singing, aames and sneeeh-maa 'ng ~
various kinds Delicious refreshments
consiatinE OF aandWlcbos, cake and
pickles were served ID the Invited
guests. who were Mr and Mrs n RI
Babcock. Mr. and Mrs n. D Ferry.
Mf. and Mrs siaplefuTd Mr. aud Mrs.
ID y. Townsend Prot end Mrs A. H.
Holster Mr. and Mrn Lne Terry. AIRS.
Edwards. Ma and Mr s SKIER Misc
Fi0e Cowoll and Mlea Della achourlch;
Meaara. James Stephenson. hoaf san.
born simeon ENler Jr. Thomas Ste
phonsDu and y0ur correspondent The
anair was all SD an q most pleasant
event and viii long be- remembered
hy our Canadian gentleman friend.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

and placed IN a glass case IN lhe prin.
cipal aitting room 81 the esfs1nsa
mont.
Baroness Hnounler extended her
maltrcatment TO the domestic aerv.
ants OF the establishment. whom she
kicked and thrashed en- every poasi.
bic occasion.
Nearly a Murder.
A Miss Minna Wagner. 26. WAS by
far tho youngest lady ia the home.
Baroness HReusler took a particular
dislike 10 her. and one day accused
her OF stealing bees a lively scene
cnsued IN which Miss Wagner spoke
her mind somewhat freely On 'he
afiernoon OF the same day Miss Waif
ncr was about 90 drink a cup OF coffee
In her own rooms when Baroness
Hueuslcr suddenly caused Der % be
called away 90 another part OF the
house Before her return uolsnn was
admluiatercH 20 the cnfioo and Niles
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

plngs. OF which they most wiitily
commented. i was far from pleas.
ant"
"if was ihe most natural thlne ln
the world he continued. I'm the
Catholic church DURING advent we
have no marriage De time four
weeks following so thought, of
tourlt, when the seasn was past
there would Be- many candidates for
nuptial bliss. hui only bad the names
Loo two couples 90 annouure. Accord.
insly. before mass. briefly Stated ms
surprise and diaanuruFa ai The state
loo nHnirs
"a said THAT ( know. of many cases
whore young men had been keeping
steady company with girls Tor four
and hFn years. without oven pro.
r-a'ng Naw lhls I said was not
right and advised she rIfis not 90
stand for q any longer, Boo to give
their t'me end attention elsewhere
= alau said know Of several cases
where couples had been engaged fur
eight ten or twelve years and that
o was not right aud ] would oKpoc
ln n short time in have their names
handed 20 mp. nut ] did not advise
them io prQp0so ID bunchc8i or 90
rush into maium9ny."
Fnfhtr ManluF has a magnificent
churh and large parish Of LI00
families Out at all ihat number only
EfVSuty.olghi marriages Eere aolem
mixed lags year An epidomic Of matri
mQuy is nos expected af Hl Johns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
FlRELEBs COOKERY WILL
o. ADOPTED uV HfLiTAnV

Washington. D. O. Fob 90 -lt b
evident thnl there wil ho mo- dlmcully
in determining thai the large BreleeH
cookff uf capacity far preparing
food for an cutie company and made
ln AnW York city VIII he adopted in
fho military service The experiments
which have been in progress a. Fort
Riley kaaa Indicate thar there la
great use in d military way Tor fhia
fuel saving device % D. found THAT
menf ana YeHefablea may 81 placed
nn the range faT thirty minuiea and
then transferred to tha nrfleas cooker.
where they are kept Tor ais OF seven
hours lu their Own heat AZ ihc end
nf fhat time the material ~ found to
haFD a temperature 90 100 deereas for
Toe VOrHiaNcs 500 degrees iUr tho
meat end ll2 degrees Tor ihe coffee
li .a al ihat time ready t0 acrge and
haa ieen found most paiafable The
army pflcafa Nho Gre onoaFoG in the
confederation 0f tala method OF pre-
uaflng food irf au army ln tho field
cay thai tHe nrcleta cooker viii solve
Che problem oI household cfou2micH
This d especially True ia the matter
0f Keeping down the expenses lor iho
purchase of fuel They say asrihUf
5hal thg moihOd VIA he much in vogue
within iho next few yearg ENncfI'
ntonia Hlsh che hralcfa cooker which
have been made by private lndisldra's
have been equally succoaaiui ana Hai-
'siactofy frcm an economical ppini oi
yiew
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Chicago il, reb e0.--A special
train, carrying what may be called b
school Of corn growing GA board. start
% from here early thls moninR. over
the Illinois Central railroad. to mako
q tour % about a.o00 miles for fhe
purpose OF inatructlng farmers in tho
visited districts ln tha bose methods
oi raising corn. Tho plan of sending
out ihia train was undertaken by ihe
Illinois Central railroad without any
idea of immediate returns. The tour
viii last twelve days bnd will cost TIE
railroad company about $4,000. The
train consists OF six ears aud wiz stop
at l20 citieg, towns and crOssroad
stations, Ench stop viii be % forty
mlnutes duration, during which there
WIN be n lecture on seed and soil. The
tour q On charge OF Professor Hop.
klns OF the University OF Illinois. who
ie assisted BY several professors from
various agricultural schools. Repre-.
seniativea OF the Illinois Central win
accompany the train and VIII ten ol
the results IN the way OF increased
shipments that have come FROM lm.
proved methods Of farming
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Nilkeshafre, Pa. feh 20.-~Rev. N.
,. Manioy of ST. johns Catholic
church, Piitsiou Pa, has iumped into
q fame tknt he would faln iump out
of again. far the jump was made with.
onl ioreihouehf on his part. Tho jump
In quesiion--0r the questionable jump
was made lsy mi announcement from
Aia pulpit In regard "a ihe few mar
nages which were being sdicmnlzed
among his parishioneu.
Tails was a. meat 80 che hungry.
90 ihu newspapers and the story Wcni
forth thar Father Manleg had Gdpised
al the young men and women 20 tnH
parish To set mrrmed. that che mon
should propose in lunches. as one
scribe facetlously put So. and not "a
lci time stale on their hands. hni 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
WERE IN CAHOOTS
AS SRlNOLERS
Thought Frank johnson and
Z. J. LawIer Worked
Together.
"HuHG OUT" IN SANE SALOOs

AfaaaNaNf FANfNAFN .NiI
y ~ nov the prevailing opinion
m both El paso ami thls city thht iba
Frank johnson under arrest al uas-
A1n Afgs and tho Frank Johnson.
who. while posing as a newapapar
man IN do health. caahod f0rro6
check here at tho expense of Muror
Field Of this city are different pnf.
sons, afhu1gh working together. Tho
ti fagu NFeuhg NoNa has tha fol.
loWlng io Say CA the subject.
From existing facts li appears that
AohnanD and hIn friend loii for El
fueo. hut u ihcF ever arrived hefn.
nulhlng has been aeUu of ihnm. lt 81
considered probable that they lnfi che
gl Peso branch oi ino Santa BE- M
kincun. ruing thence 90 nnmlng and
later tu henson, who're one uf tho two
D evidently in iall. aa told ln tn
Ncwn Of last Friday
From an descriptions given uf Tho
Albuquerque sWindlof he could not
have hgnn johnson. the man in fast
at Benson, who D. hn illitcrnle man.
with har.ronm lnufor marks. aud he
could not have Imposed on anybody a.
a man of edacatlgn ana ability enough
20 have held a position on tho al.
Louis Globe Democrat on the other
hand, lha diapaich nts r.. j. IAwior
10 o hair and furthermore, I.awior Was
q man of exceptional journalistic
ability, we'll educated. and with Wide
bona hdo newspaper experience. ifu
reported Tor the News for several
months, ana Whlic hc was orraiir and
dissipaled. his work was Of high class
The most possible theory Of the
tangie "a that LaWier and Johnson
worked toEetdcr as cunio6eqatea. Law
Yer furnishing tho hulns and johnson
executing nia schemes 10 ~ Quite
possible that tho Two men left Ei
Paso together. az both are known 10
have "hung out al the same saloons
here. The whole aHair d rather nu1-
flinE. but there H. no doubt Ha 90 the
Identity of Johnson, a. bis picture pub
llahcd ln laaf Fridays N wa has hocn
recognized hy ac0fea NJ people h0rO
LaWlerf Portrait 81 nnohiainalie. hal
everybody who knows him well can
not fan fO recognize ln him the an
poarancc and personal pocuilarilioa
described hy the Albuquerque papers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

The fame of ihe peoos valley aH 4
health resort has long since gone
abroad. and there are hundreds Of
people hcrg today ior lho solo pur
poHp oi bgildluE up their physical
bUiica, saya the hriesin Advocate.
More Rre coming an che while Every
hoaydins house in Afiesia ia 1iled
With tuom ANA ieais are being Pot
up on dDzena oi vacant lots by those
Who come io gei iugt a lew months ur
weeks oi our dFy aif and aunEhlnr
The nqDi 70 q place 0hefe ifanaionis
eau Eri accommodations has hcen AZ.
parent "A Ions while. and several par
tica have talked Ol putting up 4 Bgnl.
inrlum After various nfopoHiii0na
have been threahed out. ii ~ row an
assured fact that The samc win BE-
done.
DE- 8loker spent several weeks re-
oonilg comforting win parties ~ r.
distance on the auhifri ard hia ~
forts have been aufcpEaiul tO the "a
tent thaf ali necessary tents. furni.
inrn etc. wga purchased nad has az
riyol at Aricfia b. at0kef iugorma
the Advocate that construction wurs
0n a splendid building Will he started
Immediately 70 a designed tn Hee
tents and other temporary structures
until more Hubstauflal buildings can
he orooiod The present facilities wills
accommodate about twenty naileuia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Clovordale. CAL Feb. a0-- ESQ four
teenih annual citrus fair. hndor thq
auaplces ol iho Cloyeraale CltFh Fair
asa0catlou opened neFe today under
the meat favorable auspices Thp eK-
hlhIlIon arranged for this association
ig ihe largest and beat % wail aa fho
most iutereaIinE in the history of
Cloyofdale and sapDma county, end
tho attendance az thO opening todaY
was lars than 0n any previous open.
lng day Tie ialr will last four days.
To-day being ihe OPENING day. ls cali.
od 5nOma dag The other days VIII
be known as MendoalnH. Lake and
San f'rancireo county days d ~ eH
peciei chat hundreds of visitors from
these and other counties Will come
hers to see the oxhlbflpn There D.
an unusually largo lisl of prizes this
year and never has there heen 30
great a rivalry between tae exhibitors
a8 Tbs yoar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
THev Visited rHE
ANTELOPE SPRINGS

o e. watson and Paul Wunsoh-
maNn, gho wont 10 Antelope Enriugl
la6i Saturday, sneni iha Dlglt in hai
place. arrived iu Esfancin. sunday
and returned io santa He iaie yea-
ierdny anorncon. says tle N0W
MnKlran Mr WoiH0n snohe enihua.
iafiically 0l lhe ufgqDetls in the Val-
lol. ana safa the valley "a dotted
preparations are already being nado
lnf The VomInE season. - prcdlrif
rapN Frowih and dcyo.aqm0ul o.
IhH afriion of lhe 8unealue Terrl.
LlIl-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
CARDS or ADMISSION
UnH WMN Hrkfl

London, Feb 20 The nrai royal
lovee under the new rules. roQuirlng
an persons attending che leYee 20 have
cards OF admission. was held this noon
90 sd. James palace Az a result ol
the new arrangement the attendance.
though large was not aa nrRf az -
cause an oycrcrnwding of the loyoa
salons Owing 90 the fact that lho
court "a ln mourning GA account oi
iho death pl King Oscar OF DaalnarE.
there Was an ahsence Of the usual DE-
play and brilliant ceremonial rhanc
iorisllc oi royal leFecf Among those
present we're several Americans. Many
~ ghn new members ~ pafllamaul
allendet iho lCyee and were Ffncious
ly rcCeivOd hy Klng Edward.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Aahofilie n g. February 2i.-Tha
special term az lhe United States dla
iflel court laF ihe western district az
North Carolina ahioh ssa called hF
iudre lnmo D. boyd opened Ynatcr
day with a large docket io ha disposed
~ This lg t1e hfHf term 0f the
United States court hoid here since
last May Tho reeH'ar November term
WAS continued owing % she trial or
the revenue easaa al Orcanghoro and
"a spfcial term which was fo have
been held that month Was continued
because Qf enc failure to Heeure a
trial Judge There are a pumber of
lmporialit cases hotA civil aud Grim.
lnal 90 fhe dockrt f0r irlal and the
aefslon Will hn Fefy busy orc.
Among the criminal cases t0 BE- tncn
ls that oi iho Nuiiad states against
charien Pauline da Ricardo. charged
with using ian malls i0r fraudulent
purposes ana noW in JAN bore await
iun trial Ricardo operated in AHhr
wife ard Hlers Mountain lr iooN nnd
found many victims lie also claimed
De- could locate hiddcn tfnasuro
Ricardo has iuai completed q four
years term lu lhc Fiur'aa rrnHeu.
tiarg "A iafFn Hnmhqr of witnesses
have bFou anmaono3 go Rnnoaf aEalnai
me man hefe ana when these viz
ntnaea gaiher sH H'aios 1851 hq fcp
resented
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

20 and ask she momeutons question
that very night
''Whcn read those rep0rta" said
FNihef Maulty. II Waa mad. mad aii
over u has been awml" ho said.
but bis eyes tBluhitd "i have had
letters from c,ilege irionds irpm ali
over the country. with inciosud clio.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

n o Horton bas been awarded the
contract f0r carrying soc mail from
rnelmcaH o. neli mnch fef the onau'
lnE four years. commencing July ,.
1906 3. w NodEef has the contract
between InNamfarl ana Puerto. and
W Noedf hss the onq lfom Iucum.
earl 10 Quay. y'a M,of6 ana Dodspn