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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-08-11
JUST 4 LITTLE BASE BALL TALK.

just IITTLS BASE BALL TALK.
For the past week the baseball team
has been seriously considering the nd.
visibility Of disbandin9 for tho season.
Moss Of The bovs arc In business or are
empiuyed ~ work they cannot easily
leave and hAvs already sacrificed moee
than thsy On vel sl9osd 10 order TO ID
vsrtiss the town. Besides the time lost
In going 70 othsr towns to play flor in
order to eet games at Craig the team
must. p!ay. return, games on other
groundi) the boys bAve besn out oonsid-
erable In expense money, many Of the
team paying their own expenses on the
trips. 10 far the team hes had good
season and their work has been Of In
estimabls value in keeping things NOV.
Ing" They have contributed their
share toward boosting the town and the
los Of time they have been subjected to
in practice and playing away from home
could not easily b paid for In coin.
There should not BE-, asd % far a. We
know there 10 not. single knocker In
Craig regarding our baseball nine. The
only way We can rspay them 10 with our
thanks, our moral support and what a.
nancial aid No may feel able to tender,
and 10 are glad to say that the citizens
Of Craig are not SLOW In putting up all
three. It 10 possible that Snake river
may play our team areturn game, there
10 quite y possibility that the Pagods
hay tosse1 may come over and give us
lesson IT bail tossing - we'll. Hayden
and Meeker will not play until septem-
Der II 1t all. an 20 the matter stands at
present While tho boys have sacrificed
much in keeping up the excellent organ
isation they have this Jear, still 1t is
hoped that they may strain the point a
little further and continue the play un-
til fall should 1t be possible to arrange
for the eames.-Cratg- Courier Of last
week.
lAgAin, our sentiments on = live
question. We have often tried to
make our business people see this
base ball matter in the same light.
A good base ball team Is q big and
paying advertisement for any town.
No. 1t il not likely the Meeker team
can be gotten together again this
season. Some Of the boys leave for
outside educational institutions about
the end of this month, and others are
too busy to get into practice.
HERALD.1
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-08-11

o,utioos Lord Dunnors. The Britiah
Co,osial Governor, ulsds q dsu,oostss-
ton before Norfolk and 0veraa shots
were fred into the city fron the frigass
Liverpool. As result Of tAis and othsr
oatragss the Norfolk peopte were ready
to throw Oh all authority and Join with
the other colonies when the Philadei-
phis Declaration Of Independence was
PROMULGATED.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-08-11
The Initiative and Referendum i
Oregon.

The movement for the Initiative
and referendum commenced In Ore
gon about 1892, as feature Of the
Populistic agitation then NO strong In
the west; the idea, of course, was
brought from Switzerland. A NUM-
Der Of attempts to induce the Oregon
Legislative Assembly to accept the
principle proved futile. Finally In
the session Of 1883, joint resolution
was passed by large majorities pro
posing a constitutional amendment
to provide for 1t. The resolution was
reintroduced two years later, IS the
constitution requires, and only one
vote was recorded In opposition. It
then went to the people ut the gener-
al election of 1902 dust ten years At
ter the agitation for 1t was begun),
and was adopted by an overwhelming
majority.
The essence Of the new provision 10
found In the first sentence of Section
l, Article w., as amended: 'vrhe
legislative authority Of the State
shall be vested in q Legislative As
sembly, consisting Of q Senate and =
House Of Representatives, but the
people reserve to themselves power
to propose laws and amendments to
the constitution, and to enact or re-
ject the same at tho polls, indepen-
dent Of the Legislative Assembly,
and also reserve at their option the
power to approve or reject at the
polls any act Of the Legislative As
sembly." Eight per cent Of the legal
voters Of the state are empowered to
propose laws and, constitutional
amendments, which go into opera
ton on receiying majority Of votes
ID favor at the next general election ;
and per cent may demand the refer
endum on any measure Except - to
laws necessary for the immediate
preservation Of the public health,
peace, or safety) passed by the Legis-
lative Assembly, provided the petit
tions are filed within ninety days sf-
ter the close Of the legislative session
at which they were enacted.
The initiative and referend um
amendment was not an end In itself,
but q means to an end. 1t provided,
first Of all, way by which the con-
stitution could be amended in any
particular within a reasonable time
by the people, acting in their legisla-
tive capacity. Those who were re-
sponsible for bringing forward the
amendment had In mind several Inn
portant reforms whose enactment
into Law they believed would be
made possible only by this means
From .Oregon as Political Expert
ment Station" by Joseph Schafer, in
the American Monthly Review of
Reviews for August.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-08-11
FIRST DBFBD ENGLAND,
Interesting Historic Dooum emf
Shows Norfolk. Va. citixeas
were Ahead Of Philadelphia;

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

who wishes gown that would be
pretty for the reception, yet useful
for many duties afterwards. as a sum
mer church dress o. for = Garden
party. etc. ilne printed organdy
having a white ground Rtrewn with
roses-the popular floral design this
season--wOuld be suitably developed
over a pink lawn un6eralip. A skirt
gathered or plated 90 yoke depth
having nuns tucke about the bottom,
a b6dice laid Ia plalts; back and front
yoke Of white Yaloncienne lace out
lines with band Of pink SILK. and
lace ruiiies sending IN plasirun front
OF the silk edged also with the lace,
would be- a dainty design complete
with full gathered sleeves drawn IN
tiny tucgs finished with pink SIX
hands and lace ruhies.
Even n tho girl can auord more
expensive dress for her reception. this
would be a suitable extra frock iOl
summer social occasions. For out.
door wear with this gown there should
be- a plaque hat OF white chluon
shaped 20 suit the face OF the wearel
and decorated with pink roses haYlng
long stems and green leaves,
CATHERINE MANN-PAf1ANr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17


Department Of the Interior. Land
once. Santa &c, N, ~. January 90,
1904. Notice il hereby Eiven that IN
pursuance OF the laws OF the United
states. William q. Tight and hts Co.
tenant, Charles y. Hodgin, abuse post.
ONCE address Is Albuquerque, ". D..
"a about 10 make application 10 tbs
United States for a patent 20 the
"Hodgotite' Placer Mining Claim, 10.
Gated Ia The Sandia mining district, %
Bcrnaliilo county, n. g., being the N.
y. IA Of the N. ~ Ii, Sect "a. y. 40
NJ. n. r. OF B. "a, r. u. and "A.
The notice Of location Of aald flod.
EOtlto claim 20 Of record ia tho ONCE
Of the Recorder of nernalillO county,
at Albuquerque. ga the Territory u
New Mexico, IN Book J. Mining Rec
ords, paee 500.
Any and on poraons claiming sd
vcraoly the mining ground, vein. lode
premises Of any portion thereof. "a
described, are hereby notified that IN
less adverse claims are duly filed &C.
cofding 20 law and the regulations
hereunder. within the time prescribed
by law with the Register of enc
Unitod States Land once. Santa Pc
~. ~, in the county OF Santa re- Ter
riiory ~ New Mexico they win b
barred hy virtue Of the provisions ol
such statute
MANUEL n. oTERO,
Register.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
CHARGES AGAINST
INSANE ASYLUM
REPORTS ARE UNTRUE. ACCORD.
ING TO ADVicEs RECEIVED ~
GOVERNOR HAGERMAN.

The charges preferred BY Miss Fran
cea Addlomur, an cmploye In the ter.
rii0rlnl insane asylum at Las Vegas.
alleging cruel treatment and lax man.
agomcnf on she pari of certain ola
claia and nurses connected with the
institution. are untrue and were
prompted more hy Jealousy than any
thing elise.
The above o. briefly toe decision of
tho cOmmltteD appointed hy the hoard
of directors uf the institution, az The
request Of Governor Hagerman. 90 in'
yCNigate the charges. Governor la.
german yesterday received the report
loo the cOmmitlee, which ia about two
DOZEN typewgitien pages IN length.
aud emb0dics an the Testimony writ.
ten ana verbal. taken during the in'
VoaiigatiOn. The name OF nearly
every employee IN the asylum appears
In the testimony The committee In
rs prelude 90 the testimony states
hat the Affairs OF the Institution wera
gone into fully. that the nurses were
examined IN regard 20 the handling
OF patients and that the bulk Of the
findings Of the committee, we're posi-
tive contradictions 10 Miss Addleman d
statements.
Governor Hagermen said that ID
was fully satisfied that the accusa
lions ~ the uarg8 were ulfounded
and that he would not give The mattel
further attention Tho committee mad
no recommendations regarding tni
dlaohaTginE Of employees Of the instl
tuition who had testified adversely
and the governor said he did not know
what would Dee done ia regard tp thii
phase of the affair Periodically
there have been charged and state
menta regarding the alleged cruo
treatment of patients Ia this institu
ton, yet after a thorough inyestiga
ton each time. the opposite had boei
found true. ~ % probable that here
aftcr. suCh charges VIII be treaie'
more lightly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

cuR 0f embroidery Tho vest aad
sleeves are edged with q bias band Of
pink satin. covered with silver SOU.
lacha and a hirh silver flrdie com
plcien the costume.
ola rose ralah WAS used Tor an.
other costume having . gOrcd skirt
laid IN blaiis The waist q drapod
and slightly pointed the drapery con.
llnulng ID pointed upturncd tabs over
a surnlice boicro cf Irish crochet lace.
The elbow sleeves are Of lace with
cuffs 81 SILK Collar and buttons are
of velvet.
a gown IN pale blpc crepe De chine
simply made would he pretty for on
Informal evening affair and aiicr'
wards suitable for small dances. Have
q made with n circular Forcd skirt
having g front panel, and a bodies
with q transparent yoke nnd collier
OF Lace and elbow sleeves trimmed
with laco falls A high crushed girdi'
should complete the costume.
TO the gifl tha- lives IN the couutfl
and has few social obligations. and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

For the i5.year old Girl at dancing
school a charming lrock e. Of eoru
nuns yelling, combined with russell
brown velvet, and mouasellno embrol-
dered IN an tho dainty huea dear to
the girlish heart.
The frOck reaches the ankles, the
correct length af present for an girls
who have reached the age OF the
teens. The skirt Us full and round,
tucked IN small groups about the hips.
The lower part Of the akiFt Is trimmed
with four wide tucka, about six Inches
apari The bodice has one broad suck
midway between me yoke and the
crushed velvet glrdlo. The yoke "a 81
ocru mouasallno, embroidered IN pale
blue. pinka and iavenders. The broad
collar - finished with edRing 90 the
embroidered mouHsellne, and 81 also
has a scolloped trimming OF narrow
yel7e4 ribbon Of the ruaaett brown
The sleeves are OF the double puns
with the same narrow velvet and
onding with the mousseline embrol
derry
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

wreath or coronot Of orange blossoms.
or some ofhUr preferred lower though |
most brides Ike "a ihis day 81 least
10 have q few q the bridal flowers
aomeWhero about tho costume The
veil may BE- partly over the face cover
the whole heure. on BE- ~ tho Kind
that fastened 10 the high coronct noW
ina out behind nfer The train only.
Tho second dress 20 be considered
Or the going away gown, and j ono
can have bul few 30 One's wardrobe
this dress should be of these materl
as. coiofs and styles that q win serve
many PURPOSES 90 the future
A recent bride developed her "goins
away" gown from dark blue poplln. as
che was having an eye 90 next fall.
n was ln round length Just escaping
the ground and OF three piece con.
siruciion. q beck section With iia fuii'
ness disposed ~ a triple boKplalt and
two circular portions with clusters 81
platte laid 40 regular intervals az OF
which were stitched 90 yoke depth.
A sfam Ia the frunl in Duchess style
connects tho two side sections and
adds 10 Ne appearance Of the skirt.
with this skirt was worn q pretty
alik blouse and q little coat OF the
hluo nopiin trimmed with lace band
ling The back bad a seam ai the cen
Ter and had two plaita AZ each side
forming q brotd double boEpiait a
drrp backward turning tnrf ~ iaid
on each side of the front. The fullnoaa
below being pressed into plait %
lhe lower edge. and ire closing -
made at ihc center which could BE-
formed 20 reverse. a stole fading
scanned al the center ~ the hack
follows the neck and front edges. The
fun elbow sleeves we're % ono seam
cur finished 10 enc lower edge WITH
pointed bands and frliis Of laco.
"A hrfdr who could own several
walking dresses had her travelling SUIT
made Of grey and white ovcrchcckeo
chcvi0t, made with q circular skirt
having a boS.plait panel extend from
belt 90 foot. front and back, and the
side sections lrlmmed az the lower
edge with nuns folds. The Eon
/ Jacket was a plain aifair cut In fancy
/ omiine ahori three quarter sleeves
fiat collar and fancy vest, al depend
ing upon the machine stitching foi
decoration with the suit was wori
n cream allk blouse and grey emil
I ufban trimmed with cream pompom'
and gray velvet hows.
in the travelling bag should Do an
other skirt perhaps made out VI az
old. OF % new. might be Of one 81 th'
pretty new slcilliennca. or of sorgc i
dark goods A number of pfeitl
bl0usos viii be necessary, and an udi
Jacket. preferably OF ten or mode voc
err cloth. This viii De a saving 90 th'
new dress and also keep her IRON
that conspicuous newncsR Of clothe'
which writes "hrlAe" all ovcr her.
And nO9 for tho reception dress
A drossy affair may be developed iron
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17


10 Frank Engeie. walter Alloway.
their heirs. administrators and o..
signs and ali ptreona claiming Co..
toresi or tlilo 20 the Iron Mask and
Black Iron Mining Cihimei
You arc hereby notified chat We
your cooWncrs in the Iron Mask
lode and che Black Iron Lode, siiu-
nted in the las placitag Mining Die.
trici, county of GandoVal, Territory
81 New Mexico. have expended Two
Hnndrcd Dollars On labor and improve.
menia upon said lodea, as VIII appear
by certificate filed October 2nd, 1905.
Oh the Office Of the Rocordog Of said
county. in order 90 hold said premises
under provisions Of Section 131f. Re.
Vlaod Statutes of the United States,
being the amount required 60 hold che
same for tho year ending December
si1i. 1905
And u within ninety days after this
notice hy publication you fail Of refuse
20 contribute your proportion Of such
expenditure o. q co.Ownor, your inter
cst In said claim win BECOME rnr
property Of che subscribers. under said
Section 282t.
WERnERr o. BROOKS.
e. E. FRANK.
First publication. Jan. 90. 1906.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

taxa CHARGE OF 81. The governor asks
speedy acllon by the secretary of the
interior ln me mattof N the letter
be Gays that the location 81 from a
natural standpoint. the bent be- haH
ever seen. The amount of water win
be- auperabundnnt. che lands viii be-
az subscribed for ID advance Of The ag-
ihorlz1iion. the products VIII all mo
n ready market al home. and The ga.
tore pressingly demands the brinniEg
IN Of moro agricultural lands The
governor nfRes an immediate uppro'
prlaiion for the work " d can BE-, BY
any Disability secured hy the depart
mon1
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
~ wv
NE w york.
FASHION
LETTER

Nc0 York. March i0-Thefe are
so many of those dear girls who are
iusi nov makinF--nni TIE great dcci.
alOn hui the one secondary 90 the
sfsaief. shat shall have iH my
irunrseauf h 81 hard Tor anyone 20
eiyc absolute id such matter except
they know the amount % money So be
ap0ni. the social obligations shat will
iaii on tho future bride. and her future
residence, hui We viii give as Fonerai
q letter az possible which win yet
he of some help 60 the iudgmoni Of
our bride There are a few DRESSES
that belong exclusively % the wedding
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

Applications for graaing Permits
Notice is hereby rifen fnol aN nppn-
cations Tor permits 90 rro1e cattle
horses and sheep within the Jomo1
Forest noaqrvo during the season Of
1905. must be anbmiiicd 70 81. 4. H.
icsaon. Forest Assistant Santa W.,
New Mexico. ON or before March 20,
1906 Full Information I'M rogard 90
the Fra1lnr fees to be chnrgpd and
blank forms 90 be- used Ia making ap-
piicalion. will BE- furnished upon re-
quost addressed 20 the above mined
ohicef
THOMAS H. STEWARD.
Acting f0roatcr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

N"|N||
once Chief Commigsary. Dcnvor,
Colo. March i. 1855 Sealed e,ovoaaia
for furnishing and delivering fresh
beef and mutton on block during year
commencing Inly 4, 1906. win be re.
ccived here and AZ Offices " comiula.
aarics nl following posts until m q.
M. standard mountain time. April 2,
1906. and then opened Forts Apache
and Huachucb aud WhlDplo Harracka,
a r., Forts nayard and WinEate, ~,
"a. Proposals viii be received and
opened az same time for fresh beef
and mutton 90 he delivered az these
p0gta at temperature not greater tnan
50 degrees fahrenheit Information
furnished on application. Envelopes
containing proposals should be mark.
ed. Proposals Tor Fresh Beef and
Mntton. and addressed 90 undorslgn.
cd or % commiaanry 40 post 90 be sup
piled. b. X. West. u. Col. D. G. q.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

A stunning afternoon goWn is com.
posed OF black lace trimmed Watn
yellow Mochiin The foundation Of
the dress So az black taheia, yelled
with chiffon. and over this % the
black lace. which has small heavy
dot On H. The bottom Of the foil how
Ing skirt has three narrow ru1les, put
on IN graceful waves Each runle
u edged with a tiny band oi black
velvet ribbon. The princess girdle OF
the skirt d partially concealed by the
hcier0 Jacket. which has q graduated
COLLAR Of the Mochlin and the lower
part OF the holero Is also edged with
this lovely lace.
THE sleeves. entirely 81 the lace, are
unliued. the lace being mounted upon
ni0uHsellne
The hat 60 d. worn without this
dress "a OF yellow Tuscany, rolled on
the side. and has a waving turquoise
ostrich plume draped direcily over
the loW crown "A narrow black velvet
band encirclos The crown. and a single
pink rose rests on the rim OF tns
aat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17


10 Wilbur Dunlavy. his heirs. admin.
lgtrators and assigns;
You are hereby notified that I have
expended in labor and improvements
upon the Refuge Lode. situated in che
New piacers Mining District, County
OF Santa Ne, Territory Of New Morlco,
for tho year 1906. One Hundred
$4,000 Dollars. AZ viii appear BY
certificate filed December 28th. 1905,
"a the ONCE of the Recorder OF said
county, 90 order 10 hold said premises
under provisions Of Section 1884, re.
vl1od Statutes ol the United States,
being amount required 90 hold the
same Tor the year ending December
8ist, 1905.
And Il within ninety days after this
notice by publication you fail or 20.
fuse 10 contribute your proportion Of
such expenditure aa Is co.ownor, your
interest 10 aald claim win become the
property OF the subscriber under said
Section 1924.
GEORGE ALEXANDER.
First publication Jan. 81, 1906.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

II was end am YET addicted With
rheumatism" says Mr. J g. bayne,
editor OF tho Herald, Addingion. In.
dian Territory. "but thanks % Cham.
borlain's pOin Balm am able once
more TO az td 10 business. u a the
host q ih honts." n troubled with
rhoumaib give Pain Balm a trial
and yor are certain 10 be more than
pleased Nlth the prompt relief q A.
iords. Ono application relieves the
pain. For sale By on drnsglgla.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
FELL AND BRoNg


William *. irwin. who was "a the
city this week from his ranch In the
sou hwostern part of the county,
started GA bis way home Monday az
enlnr. but stopped an night al tho
home of lou Chandler, three miles
east OF hero, says the Springer Stock
man. Tuesday morning, while In the
barn. ladder leading 20 the upper
story 81 the barn broke with him.
and ne fell violently 20 the nQOr below,
diaiocetlng his lait hip. DF iehorRe
was called ana dressed tao injuries.
hut q will be two or fhree weeks be-
fore hu Is able 10 gcl around much.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

Speaking of che torture to which
some Of the savage tribes IN the phi.
inpinca aahlect their cepfivos. reminds
me Of the intense suffering / endured
Tor three months from Inflammation
Of the hidnGyH." aayg W. NJ. ahef'
man of CUSHING. Me. Nothing helped
me until / tried Electric nltiera. lhroe
b1ities OF which completely cured me.
Curoa liver complaint. dyspepsia, blonsi
disorders and malaria; and restores
me weak and nervous % robust hoalih
Guaranteed By all dfuEglsta. Price
SOC.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

The remarkable recovery of Kenneth
McIver OF Vanccboro, Nie. % the sub
iect o. much Interest to the medical
fraternity and a vide circle OF friends
Ho SAYS of he case. Owing 90 a0yore
inflammation Of the throat and con.
geati0n OF che lungs, three doctors
gave mo 20 10 die. when. as a last re-
sort. 1 was Induced to Try Dr. Kings
New Discovery and am happy 20 say,
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