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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-03

will have Defiance Starch. not alone
because they get one-third more for
the same money. but also because of
superior quality.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-03

Men who rise from nothing often do
SO by divesting themselves of every.
thing worth having in their ascent.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-03

Chicago shipped the largest single
cargo of grain, consisting of $4,000
bushels of corn and $4,000 bushels of
barley, aggregating 1912 tons.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-03

that Allcock's are the original and only
genuine porous plasters; all other so-called
porous plasters are limitations.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-03
SensihIe Hcusekeeners

Intolerance has been the curse Of
every age and States. Davies.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-03

Opportunity is the measure of oh.
legation.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-03

The average mans religion unfortu-
nately fits so loosely that it seldom
interi4 rs with business.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-03

There is nothing in the world so
much admired as man who knows
how to bear unhappiness with cour-
age-SeneCa o.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-03

GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching Blind, Bleeding, Protruding Piles. Drug
gists are authorized to refund money II PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure In to Ia days. soc.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-03

Those who attempt to level never
equalize; the Jewelers. only change and
pervert the natural order of things.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-03

Workingmen who watch the clock
are not at all likely to ever have
anything else worth watching
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-03
A DESPAIRlNG WOMAN.

Weak Nervous and Wrctched From
Wasting Kidney Troubles.
Mrs. Henry A Reamer, Main and
Garst SIS, South Bend, Ind, says:
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-03

can be obtained only by using De-
fiance Starch, besides getting o.
more for same money-no cooking re-
quired.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-03

Oddly isn't always the surplus OF
genius. O
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-03

The worlds production of coal in
1880 was 37O,000,000 tons.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-03

The lazy churchman is always con-
seryatiye.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-03
Worth Knowing

The telephone system of the Illinois
Central Railroad is to be extended.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-03
wcCANE,s DETECTIVE AGENCY,

McCANE'S DETECTIVE AGENCX,
Houston, Texas, operates the largest force
of competent detectives IN the South.
they render written opinions in cases not
handled by them. Reasonable rates.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-03

Better be single in peace than mar.
ried In war;.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
EX-GOVERNOR OTERO
RETURNS TO SANTA FE
AND 10 INTERVIEWED ON HIS
VISIT TO SHEEP RANcH IN
GUADALUPE COUNTY.
tWsdnetdsy Feb. i4.l

Ex-Governor Miguel A. UfHro uut
retnroe1 40 4.,t, r. fr,r, A.. srif. d,
,.-,.,.. -..
"Nl'"'"pe 0""h'9i Nuti'' WIZ i'iF
tofia. secretary J. W. kayuulds. BE
is extensively Interested In the raising
of sheep When seen by New Mex.
lean reporter. he said.
a never saw things more prom.
lslng than at present in Guadalupe
county. The sheep are I'M fine con.
dliion aud tho RANGE has never been In
better shape than af present ! pre-.
diet great increase in lambs for
shoopmou during tho coming year. and
II price. remain anywhere near aa
good aa no the past. thon sheep ralnors
Will have no complaint worth making.
There promises io bee on abundance
of grass and water on iho range and
nt present There is plenty o. feed 10
Tide over the remaining winter
months.
we are constructing % NO foot ware.
house. one story high ON our prop.
crty. ihe saladu live stock company
lt win ho nf stone ana ought 10 have
room Tor the surplus OF wool this
summer,
Wa have a large number of mon,
With thcir families, on the ranch nov
ana ! visited wigh many of them 10
see what thoy were doing While
there / Told them thai h they wantod
70 cultivate the land. ! would give
ID each family "a clear title % twenty
acres.
Most % them prefer 10 work with
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
EXECUTED MURDERER HAS
WRITTEN LIFE FoR HElRo

Minneapolis. Minn, Fob. lf.--Wtll.
lam Williams. condemned 90 death
Cor the murder ~ John Keller OF 81.
Paul. last April, vas executed BY
hanging IN the Ramsey county iail in
st. Paul. early yesterday. Under
the new law. which prohibits the
presence OF spectators az any hauaing
excepting the omclals of the court
and Jail. the members % - Jury
and some other legal Witnesses, shcr.
iff Misson refused permits 20 hundreds
| of persons who wished Co hc present
at the hanging, The preparations
Z Tor tlo hanging had been made very
carefully, and there was NOT The least
hitch Ia the proceedings During bis
| confinement in tho jail. Williams
wrote 4 history ol his ne, Which coy
crs thiriytwo pages OF closely Wrii
Z ten manuscript Toe history has been
revised hy sheriff MiesCn, and Will
probably be- published for The benefit
of the heirs of the executed murderer
1 William met Ma fate With st0lcai rca
llgnatien. and slept well che nieht ho
fore HE execution.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
MARKET LETTER


Special Correspondence.
Kansas City. Mo.. Fob 70. = ip.
monts az cattle from the range clun
ny have been scattering during che
past week and prices have advanced
from 10 10 25c GA an GLASSES I'M that
time. Most OF the stun received from
faron territory has been al0ckers and
feeders, some good feeders from Col
orado going al &f.i0 to 3f.75: stock.
era at $3.50 90 sff0. while fed steers
from tae southwest sold a. from fiia
20 fiSb. q few bulls sold a. $3.50 10
1896. some cannor COWS 90 42.fO 20
f2.T5; few heifers al 90 % $3.50
The cattle run today was heavy, be-
/ Ing $4,000 head. but All GLASSES are
selling strong and active. with the De-
mand good aud prices the highest 0l
any time since January 4 Packers
fear that supplies are going 90 drop
ION, and are keeping stocked up 10 the
limit. and OF course. their active buy
ms Is roheeiod In The strong demand
from the country. A spring ap
proachea. county buyers always he
come mere active and thls season
they Aave The added Incentive of a
record breaking demand from pack
era. Wiih the knowledge that feeding
operations are nos 0n a money maxi
ms basis. and with naitcrinE pros.
poets ahead
The sheep situation ia not as salts.
factory aa are cattle conditions just
now. Heavy runs keen up ai ali mar.
kois, the supply here today being l5..
900 head The market advanced 100
20 i5c last week, from the l0w
point reached Monday and Tuesday
closing the week firm, Sheep are
selling steady today bEt lamhs are
% i5c lower. putting them back 10 the
lowest point since January I. Tho
dNmand OF packers d large. but there
seems little prospect Tor any improve.
meni in prices 30 long as the heavy
marketing continues The Gates
lambs, from Monte Vista, Colorado.
weighing 80 pounds. SOLD today az 6s5
and other pretty good western lamhG
at f0.75. against a range from 1915
10 1905 last week Tor the best lambs
here. YoarlingH sell "a a5.1b 10 g6.t6.
i string of the standard Meat and
Live Stock Woihorg, Weighing ma
pounds. bringing t5.f5 today. which
was the same price paid for similar
alum last week Tho shortage ~ feed
IN some localities has forced in stock.
immature lambs going % feeders last
week AZ from f575 10 eGt6. Fai
goals BRING t350 10 ti25.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

56i lambs. sd pounds. 1875
nfadburu Monte Vista, Colo 1s1
lambs, ~ pounds. i6T0
u p Scott lamar. Colo 3sf sheep
and yeaflinas. 100 pounds. $50.
}. and J.. ~. Lamar, Colo, ass ewes,
50 pounds, 81.
T. G. swlnk. Rocky Ford Colo, iaa
ewes, ls pounds, $3.50.
Tuesday. February o.
". q Stewart. Monte Vista, colo,
1853 lambs. GD pounds. $3.50
j. a. Sims. Monte Vista. Colo. zs1
lambs, lO ngunda 5000
ID. y Ackormnn. Monte Vista. Colo
SOS lambs. go pounds. t6.76
y. A. Kelly a CD. Monte Vista.
Colo. 1I5 lambs. 20 pounds. gg75.
Do POLLOCK. Rocky Ford Colo f9o
ewes. SO pounds, So
g.. E belong. Lamar Colo 3aH
ahfcp and ycaFlInEs. % pounds. $3.50
John Van Horn, Rocky Ford, colo.
20G ewes ~ pounds fill.
"Wednesday, February 2,
u NJ. Sims. Monte Vista, Coke loa
lamhs, 81 pounds. 81.
~. q Stewart. Monte Vista. Culua
3ie ewes. So pounds fisn, 502 lambs
[ 40 pounds, $3.50.
J. n. James. las Anlmns. Coio jaa
lambs, re pounds, $50
lcthoman a L., Lamar. C0l1. 2ii
sheep and ycar'lnga. 50 pounds. f5.sa
Thursday, February 9.
! IlEcmUytr. Arkansas valley tfl
lambs, s3 uonhds. f7.0l.
Weber, Arkansas Valley 5t2 lambs
I IS pounds, $3.50
Colt q son. e0t yoarilngs. 3.
pounds, sells, 3is ewes. s5 pounds
$50.
standard ~. a l.. I. co. Kansas
ga wethcrs. ~ pounds. 1915
J.. a Kelly. Monte Vista. Colo, 30l
lambs. "a pounds, 1915
! u. Worth, Monte Vista, Colo, ~
lambs. "a pounds. $3.50,
Friday, February O.
4 E Worth, Monte Vista. Colo, 20
lambs. "a pounds. $3.50.
i Abbott. las Anlidas. Colo, 2Ol
yeaflihFs. So pounds. f6.tb. Colt. i.a
! Ainmaa. Colo ga ewes, So pounds
I 500.
Yant. Rocky Ford. Colo. i02 lambs
go pounds. $40
Receipts Of Colorado and western
cattle here thla week have been nI
most entirely stun purchased on thl
Denver market and forwarded here
feeders. selling mainly az fti2d Z
Sfeq. one drove of black cattle hrlng
Ing gt.7b.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

Then Charles hunted np another
partner. Henry MRann. nut Mason
was NOT long In following the example
OF william Bets. He also iefs a letter
Swing Ell Of MS earnings 90 Bets.
who had Mason's death note framed
IN silver and hung a az the foot Of
ha bed.
One after another of the men he
selected as partners committed sui.
eide. each one leaving bis worldly
goods 90 Charles who showed hls
appreciation by framing their death
notes 10 costly style and kanglng
them about bis gloomy chamber, unt,i
death came 20 him.
Ia going through the mans effects
Deputy Sheriff Nowberl found evl.
donco showing mat neiz bad accumu.
lated large fortune. Slowed away ga
the breast uf a stuffed bird was a lei.
GER denQunclng an 0f hia relatives and
bidding them beware oi bis return %
this earth after his death.
When npiI win was filed q was
found that only ono OF his roiatiYes
was romomherad-and that one, a
sister who o. a nun Ia n Fort Madison
convent was LETT g. he asked that
hts body he cremaiod az cost not
exceeding SIS. and his ashes mingled
with those AZ hls brother Tho bal.
nuoe OF the $4,000 was 20 be used In
placing splendid monument over
their ashes
There o. no dnuhi bat that there
win BE- a contest ~ the will by the
relatiyee whom he so completely II.
noree.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

piitshurg, pa. Feb. Ia Eyangoliza.
tion with an auiomoblle--iitorally re-.
tigion by machinery haH been a
metnod tried In this city with won.
dorful SUCCESS -Four young women
of Pltiahurg are credited With the
conversion OF 1900 souls. resulting
from the use OF modern methods in
the greatest religious revival this city
haa ever seen.
The four sisters, Olive. Lola. Leila
and Katherine Metz, by the power Of
song alone have attracted thuufanda
40 the meetings he'd in an parts OF the
city. So great has been the Influence
~ their alnglng. chat on occasions
when simultaneous meetings were
held, fast automobiles were employed,
10 transport tnem from one church %
another. Photographs placed on the
street corners repeated their noul-
stirring songs. and drew thousands To
the halls whore fory.thrcc clcrRFmen
and oyangelists In a united cfort cx.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
RED RIVER MINING
DISTRICT LOOKS GOOD
EASTERN CAPITAL POURING m
AND OBTAINING PROPERTIES
The LYNCH MINES

Win the prospects az the ST. Louis.
Rocky Mountain q Pacific railroad
reaching Elizabethiown, New Mexico,
next summer mining there 81 being
revived. Many 81 the old mines which
have been idle for years are being
again placed IN condition for active
work. Prospecting ~ going on over
the grounds every day and new mines
viii bo developed.
Lack OF rhilroad facilities has made
the shipment of the dirst 90 expensive
thai b did NOT pay tO work the minca.
The ore he'd 20 be- hauled IN wagons
for sixty miles TO tho railroad and
then shipped 90 the amelter. This
VIII soon be- obv;Ated and the mine
owners are getting ready 10 begin
work Ia the early spring.
The Lynch mines, consisting ~ the
handana group. have recently been
purchased by Chaa. Gibbons OF phila
delphia Pa. and Piiishurg eapltaiisia
The price paid Tor the mines was
fiG5O00. The Ia ines were examined
for the purchasers BY Col A. -
Hunter, the mining expert of Wallace
Idaho.
II IS claimed that by proper develop
ment the mines o. EilzabolhioWn viii
surpass those of Cripple Croek Mat
thew Lynch took oui Of the nandana
mines pri1r 90 1850. over f2.100.000
iu euld Since lhai daio tho mines
have NOT hoon worked Michael Cow
ley well known in This city, has been
placed iu charge of the mines No
expense Will be spared % place them
IN first class working order. a great
lunu8 OBJ immigration % expected aa
aQon a. the new railroad Eeia into
aiizabcthtOwn aud property values
are rapidly ineroaslna
Tho Deep Tunnel Gold and Mlnlne
company is located about two and one.
bali miles north 0f EilEabrihloWn and
has been carrying on work for about
two years. Tho owners have con.
efructcd a tunnel about 1000 feet
long, and expect 60 30 another 1000
feet Tho president of the company
Is Alexander Mclntiro of PittsburF
ia. l'ho late JAMES Lynch OF this city
was the treasurer Of me company. 4
ig reported that they have recently
found some very rich copper ore.
Tho old Aztec mine. out Of witch
mililnnH were taken On the Tes. o. be-
Ing negotiated for By Indianapolis
capitalists. while the placer grounds
Tying hctweon Grouse 0ulch and ZINE
Cullen, embracing 5000 acres, togothef
With ihe BIS ditch, AZ miles long. has
been hargalnpd fur 1y Rif inumas
hlfd 81 WallinRiofd England.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
Window Cleaner Agrees With Many
Partners 70 save earnings Tor Mon.
ument, but Survives Them An, and
Leaves $4,000 for His Own.

San Francisco. Cal, Feb. ia
lifetime spent in starving hts body
and saving bis pennies On order that
magnificent monument might mark
the final resting place of himself and
hruther. o. me story Of q window
cleaner, Charles Beta, who died here
the other day. Fifty thousand dol
lars was the result of the mans life
endoayor.
Alone. and 81 thb most wreichod
puVefiy. Sc lived in miserable lodg.
inFa on Pacific street The walls ~
hia dismal room we're hung With such
Erewa0me nnmcnius dH the death
notes" Of suicides.
Years ago. Beta entered into a
compact with hls brother william
each agreeing 60 devote his life 90
cleaning windows and saving his
money. which waa To- be invested and
used after their death for the erection
81 a splendid monument They lived
in the most ahiect poverty. hut seem.
ca conieniod.
Some time ago, william tired of hia
bargain and committed suicide, loaV-
ing letter cautlonlng Charles 90
whom be left hls share Of their earn.
inTH. 20 keep 90 his agreement.
Charles took the note, had Y framed
In gold. and huns u al the head OF hls
bed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
SEES PROSPERITY
FOR NEW MEXICO

G. W ncery. representing the John
Deere Plow cumulny, o. kanaaA CITY.
with headquarters n Denver. Colo,
spent Sunday in Santa Fc says the
New Mexican Mr. neery makes this
territory twice a year he reports
good crop prospects 10 New Mexico.
and those OF southern New Mexico as
being nattcfird. Indeed.
he recently visited the Mcsilla val.
ley and found the farmers and horil.
ouiiurigie OF that section buaily pre-.
barring for what they believe viii be
one Of the most prosperous years ln
tho history 81 New Mexico. The peo
plo Of that rich valley expressed
themselves as greatly encouraged BE-.
cause Of the unusual amount Of moist.
uro which has fallen during IRE win
ter and over the early construction Of
the diversion dam BY the govern.
mcnt
M. Boery Sas AZ Las Cruces the
day the glad news was received oi
the favorable TERMS under sfhich the
dam is 20 be constructed TIE people
we're enthusiastic over the good work
OF thecommittCe OF the Elephant Butte
Wator Users association, which went
TO Washington IN the interests uf that
project. The soil there u especially
adapted 10 the culture 81 sugar bects
and Mr. noery predicts that Ia a few
years, beet culture will be-, as IN Col
orado. one or New Moxlco's most lm.
portant industries.
He hnds a positive indication OF the
prosperity Of the valley IN the fact
that be has placed large orders OF
farm implements with dealers IN New
Mexico Tho sale 90 an farm nipple.
monia by bis own and competitive
firms Is rapidly Increasing Ia this ter
ritury.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
ALICE DEEP IN
DRESS PROBLEM
NEARLY ALL HER GOWNS STILL
TO RECEIVE THE FINISHING
TOUCHES. ~ SPITE or FAs.
clNATlNo STORIES FROM NEW
YORK.
No BOY Cher a Weddlng-fier Train
Three Yarde-,Finai pstalls % the
Brldal Pageant.

Washington. n. g., Sob. ft.-Misa
Roosevelt has practically decided alt
the minor details about her wedding
and she iH now heart and soul occu.
pied with the dress problem.
Tn spite % the fascinating accounts
~ magnificent robes and a wealth
of lingerie from New York. nearly an
her EuwnH and an of The Intimate
portions of feminine iiuury aro near.
Ing completion On WASHINGTON.
In New York tht presidents
daughter purchased Two elegant even.
wraps. and she ordered a light brown
cloth gown from a tailor who has
made her riding habits and her street
costumes since she dotted short
! fFuchs
She obtained some pretty frills and
chiifons and several parasolg 40 Goth.
am. Bnt her home clty has for thu
noncC the exclusive rlght 90 claim
/ Roosevelt as a patron.
A. predicted In this correspond
encc, the bridal pageant viii descend
! from the second floor hy iha narrow
stairway near the state dining goCm
On the arm of the president the
fair bride, with her magnificent robe
OF satin and brOcadc and train
which will measure three full yards
win make the grand tour Of the state
corridor 60 the flower dockod altar
erected on a dais lusi IN front OF the
b0W windows Of the east room.
This promenade will extend owe
nearly 40 feet and will be as impos
INK as N u occurred IN The stateliesI
| cathedral The Marine Band yrehca
ira viii furnish tha music
Very reluctantly Miss Roosevelt
WIS compelled TO refuse the offer uI
the 10y choir of So. johns.
This choir would have 10 be placed
In me east room, and with the con
sianily Increasing number OF guests
q would have rendered the problem
more difficult OF solution than q Is
az present
According 10 che most recent caicu.
lationa at the white House. tho mum
Der 81 accepiances now reaches al.
most i.i00
The portion allotted for the altar
Will afford ample space for the On.
tire wedding party. and on each slide
separated from the main body Of the
room. will be- places for the diplomatic
corps ana high dlgnltarics OF TIE gov
ernment aud the close relations and
specially honored friends nlshop
Sattcrlec and his assistant. Rev Ro
land Cotton smith. rector of 81. johns
VIII enter the east room frO-i the
green drawing room
The grOom and his best man. Thos
Nelson Perkins. Of Boston, viii ioln
them through the same door and VIII
await the coming OF the bride itmi
below the dais.
The moment the president appears
the hugior will sound BIOS gay call
j The salute 90 thc ColorB." q tribute
required hy official etiquette when IA,
executive appears ~ his own home
bat Instead of The familiar tones
Han 20 thc Chief or "lo. the Con
Quorlng Hero Comes" The band VIII
begin the rich wedding chorus from
/ "LohCngfin.
During the ceremony the hymns
origlnally chosen by Miss Roosevelt
and SIR LonEworth will be- played
softly, and the concert will continue
throughoui the breakfast and the ro
cepiinn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
ran YEARS GRACE ron
NEW MEXICO FARMERS

A special dispatch from Washing.
tuu, dated r'ob. a, % the Denver Re-
publican, says.
accepted che proposition ui proposed
M.. irrigation protest. ~ which tae3
viii Do given ten years time M which
10 repay che government Tor che pro-
posed expenditure ~ 100000 ior far
niahing additional wAtur supply FOR
their lands.
M December last the secretary ac-
copted q proposition from the same
persons by which the sum 90 be- exc
pcDded was to be returned IN eva
years. boz they could Not EiYe bonds
Tor che performances 0i this agrccmeni
snd Il ives NOT contaminated Under
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

hortod the audience.
u Is estimated that d has cost g20.-
900 and a great deal vt hard work 60
carry on this twentieth century war.
fare Cor the cause of religion. Tho
campaign was the result of an effort
~ the Cnriaiian church denomination
90 Increase its membership. This
modern sect believes Ia doing things
Ia a modern way. lta rules are very
simple Esich member o. asked 20
make the statement: ri believe that
Jesus " the Christ and my personal
Savior" and TO follow the precepl,
DO what you please. so long as you
please TO do right"
Al the close 81 me revival 5000
members and converts Ia n crowded
theaior partook OF the Lords Supper,
while the overflow crowd was cared
Tor In another hall.
The Metz sisters have appeared IN
public since they were three years
OF age They have refused many fiat
tcrinE offers 10 go Oh The stage.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

has recently been discovered. n
bears a close resemblance 10 the ma,
laria germ. To free the system from
disease germs. the most effective
remedy ~ Or. Kings New Life Pills.
Guaranteed 20 cure an diseases dgo 20
malaria poison and constipation. csc
al ull druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
NEW HEAD OF ST.
MICHAEL'S COLLEGE
BROTHER LEWIS SUCCEEDS
BROTHER BoTULPH, THE LAT.
TIERS DEATH OCCURRING LAST
WEEK.

Brother ~. Lewis prefeci OF stud
los. has been chosen by tho bard u
directors of So MichaclB college.
Santa re-. t0 hil tho vacancy created
by the death of the venerable nfothof
hoiulph. which 0ccured last Friday
az n0en.
Brother Ambrose was selected Oh
on the position of project, sud BrOtncr
Charles was placed in charge ~ the
ihlrd class. the place formerly held
~ hruihef Ambrose. The board pa
directors had To- meeting Monday az
tcfn0un. The selection vi Brother
Lewis as head vi the college meets
with the approval 0f che brothers ana
friends of This great educational in.
siltuiion generally. Thero are several
brothers who have BEEN ilachluE in
81 Mlchaoia Tor many years, but in
placing q young man ai the bead Of
tho intiiinilon. the directors secured
new Ylgor advanced Ideas. and i
man who Win ~ abs % hoit the feIna
i0f q sooliY nnmber oi gcara.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
STOCK SALES

Kansas city. NO., Rob. 9.-~FoiloW.
.ns were some sales of western sheep
and lambs az Kansas City fhin week.
Monday, February 5.
Young Bros. WamoEo Kana $40
lambs. 40 pounds. 81.
81 CLARK. Monte Vista, Colo. 800
lambs. "a pounds. $3.50
"A. Gardner, las Animaa, Colo. $40
lambs. "a pounds. $3.50
"A. j Achefman. Monte Vista. Colo,