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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

View Yufk N1ncb u-Thoro -
soosoruation "a Chinatown 10 wipe
out thHt plague Epot o. New York n
a. pnoposed 90 have the city purchase
che land nnd convert 70 into n park.
fhia was the method adoutod 10 clean
no MulnQrfy bend when that wise
haNni az rruokdam ot beyond con.
irul q the pnlico
Crowded into the narrow ounnnrs 81
m ara ~ foal kasaia hioohH. no
less fhan 5000 c1lnamcn 1.-Two in
aquaiid quarters, srorca fiNrplnr in
one funm. Eyewitness and on festival
dafa ihnuaRnda nnfe congrcGato Ia
ne iil-Enoilng tenomcnlg frnm laun-
dries acnfiered over thin pnd sur-
roundluE RIlisa
Opium aens flourish IN dark baso-
mcuia ana there nnyeno Who mas tho
password OF O. accomplished by q
recognized etoiTor may y4ness q
score 81 CAinameH. white man aud
women. stretched out unconscious on
floor maia. d pipe layout NJ every ol-
bow. 0ambllmE Famon Uf an the kinds
Gear 90 the oriental heart ebound.
such dons OF inlquity az the Chatham
clsh. lu Dogca girNoi. ono Original
Black Cate ia pun street and "Nir-
ser Mixes" are we'll known 10 the
police az the headquarters for gangs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
CONCERNING DIPPING
CATTLE NEAR CARLSBAD

John o. Mckgcn, who was in charge
of che cattle dipping watts south ul
town last season. interviewed Dr.
savage the Inspector. last week. ON
he subject uf whether cattle from
toe east side, near Carlsbad, would
be- allowed DO cross she river 90 ne
dipped, says The Carlsbad Sun. The
doctor oxsminod the crossing, aud
finding that "a would not infringe on
tho range or endnnfur the stock on
this side. because of being close at
hand. and no cattle running out ne.
tween the Ygis ana river. decided %
allow the east side cattle 90 be- dipped
on This slide and returned "a once %
their range AZ the spring works
progress. cattle wiii ho cuf out hy tho
inspectors and sent io the yaia ni
fast as possible. he order aavine
been modified so ns 40 Gin only inc
NANCY pr acnbhy cattle
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
swnrcHMEN's UNION IA
SUED FOR A POLICY

Suit vas brought III the district
court az Denver By the widow OF toe
lefo Dennis Davidson, former balll0
81 judge Malcue's court, against the
sWitchmons Union OF North America,
of which ne Davidson had been a
member, 10 collect the face OF a $500
lie Insurance policy. which the com.
plaiuant charges has been unpaid.
According 10 the claims Of council
Tor Mff. Davidson. on September. 1908
the premium 0n the policy was due
and unpaid ln September frienda ol
Mr Davidson went i0 the ONCE M ina
union aud paid the premium. She aum
helnR aceeplcN hy the urFnniHation'i
representative On the lolloWinE dal
M Davidson died.
When iho claim WAS made for ths
life insurance benefit cf the deceased
payment Waa refused 81 the union
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
NEED or MORNING

I, has been a long night Cor the re-
publlcza party 10 the Pec0s valley,
and only with the last election was
the nrat streak Of dawn apparent n
the county of Chavez This year, how
ever, prospects are bright all over
the slope.
Down IN Eddy county there IL a
pretty muRs among the democrats,
caused ctiony By The persistent rub
6ing IN administered BY Carlsbad 20
Ariesla. and particularly IN shutting
out al pie hunters from the water
town. This year several mighty good
men have come out at Artcalh, and
the campaign ls certain 20 be- the
most bitter N the history OF the di-
vision. No matter which way u goes
there la certain 60 be bad blood re-
meinlng after the primaries and with
the proper selection of candidates.
the republicans are practically suro
OF setting az least a part Of the ofilcts
and administering a much needed
cleaning boswell Register Tribune.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
Easy 70 sEcURE -

Benson Is interested 10 the tune OF
$40. 900 M the financial aiiulu Of Riley
A. nogEeas promoter Of mining and
'Rmtliing CQmpanias on large Aeale.
More than two years aEo hoggoss
formed the Southwestern 8meltinE
and Renning company This sncoF-
pOrutinu hulh q large nnoltor az Ben
son smoke has never heichcd forth
/ from ia stack n d not running MOI
hiss h ever been blown h. n stands
as a monument uf what might have
been
Also. according 20 come who as
acrl they are creditors 81 Promoter
BoggoBs lt served as q good steer =,
rope investors. noRgesa. li acclaimed
has debts agsresating f1b0.0o0. fhi
[ Bank 81 Benson DIS among the credit
ore The sum they would like 20 re-
ceive is 5000 nOnue Merrill man
lager OF the amoltcr. d also "a credli0
Ifor $500. nogFoEg' atcnographo
claims the bankruptcy proceedings
against MIN are ths result of spit
work International American.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24


The Ellefy italian band. which WIN
stop 81 Albuquerque ana elyn tive con.
corlt on lle Wag FROM los Angeles 20
tho east, comes hack hero Increased
IN size and laden with fresh hnnon
rfihefrd n Cincinnati, Chicoso. Kan.
sac Clly, Portland eSnneIlIun and the
southern California metropolis. no
musical oreanltaiiun mat ever visit.
ca lhis city lnll behind Do such d rep
ntailon for hayInF made good ns
did the Eilefy band che echoes ol
whose magnificent hnrmonlca are
auli ringing in iho ears ol the people.
in chnnsinr hia route eastward. Mr.
EiiCfy hos been eoVefntd hy The "a.
poflonoa be has had an several trira
lo the Naciac coaet. aud haa selected
che southern route a. offering fhe beet
chanrrn Of success in b high class mu'
aical company Ike his wondered band.
The name "knlefy' Be- a household
word 81 lii ere chief elites b enc
country. and has become 30 because
~ Ste ldeniieeaiion wiih ne oreaniEa.
ildn that haa furnished music never
10 ~ fory0iicu. iu TIE foiurp. there
fore. nf the Eitfy band 81 Ahuqupf
cue. none should permit business oi
, pleasures 10 interiors win lheiI
attendance 81 this superb perform
anco. Ted hy tho grcat FcIullo.
Saturday. MarCh "a. has been ~
l0cted a. the safe for Albuquerque a
the Eiks' thcater. matinee and nigh
/ porfUfmancea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

.ni thieves and worse.
in Chinatown police raids the net IA
invariably found 70 contain girls not
out 81 their teens. a l6~year-uid girl
named Baker was lured frcm her
homo az puughakoepsie tour months
ago 40 Chinatown. The police and
.othors have aonrched for her there
hut she has disappeared as though
swallowed up by the earth.
Tom i.on D. called tho mayor ~
Chinatown 4 was hla faction which
FnEagod On a street war with the men
of Mock Duck ot the Chinese New
Year festival a Mock Duck man
drew ono Of tho long pistols always
carried BY che ''hravCa" OF the clans
and fired iniU a arOwd when n
Chinaman hrc1 ~ turns the pistol
over hla ieii SHOULDER and rams ana nv
he runs. pulls lho iriHecr. IA Tom Leo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

are several bidders for the line. We
are only one. which ONE vii BE- sue
oesaiul IN che long run. J Am not able
20 sag. However, there ID no doubt
but that The road viii either change
hands ar else Sufficient capital will DO
put into iis treasury 10 c0mpieto the
tracks, thus making q n good prop
.naitionH
Enosoh Land IN New Meaioo.
7 suppose you are lniureHted IN
Nateho0d % some kind2" WA asked
Mr.. Tailuadgo. - 7
Yes, ! am" he aaid- affHbuRh I
pay mighty little Rientlon 20 politics /
7 think We nav enough land here %
nlaee grut biE prosperous state
without thf'additlon Of any more tor
fitory, dfit your"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

Auditor W g. safneart returned 90
Santa 81. Saturday evening frm a
Visit 10 hls home al E RitO rio Ar
rih0 county Auditor snrgcunt stated
that number of settlers have pur-
chased tracts of land from the lrri-
gated Land company, which owns
portions 0i che l.Ohai0 Land gfant
and which company ia nov construed -
| INK a reservoir and ditch system ln
tho El Rii0 valley r. a. MlWnf ui
Denver ID chief engineer 81 the com.
pany ond has charge Of the opera
ltiuns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

man feli with Eve bullet wounds IN
hia breast Later another Lee man
vas killed On tho eame way.
Tom lee claimed 90 be q roiormor
and had tao condolences of the police.
THO Mock Ducks claim that Zee was
runninE Dis own gambling and dope
iuluta WITH Kroat pfu1t az the time
the pniico believed him 90 be- the DR.
Pnrkhur1i OF the dlgtficJ Mock Duch
% now On the Toiuh4 awaiting trial Tor
alleges bribery. Az every outbreak 81
tho clans enc police make numcrout
arrests but al ne trials az clans. FOR
the common goo,i fclEn lgnorance
and refuse 90 inform upon each othcr
fur ilais reason u So almost imuOg.
Hlhle ~ obtain convictions.
Converting the pace into n park
would scatter ihe Chlnnmen and de-
stroy their stronghold.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
E. OICAR HART SAYS
"SCOHTY" Was CONSPlRlkG
NEW WORKER PkesEs THROUGH
81 PAso ON Hls WAY EAST
DECLARES GOLD IN DEATH
VALLEY IS RIAL STUFF.

slervously. won nigh a wreck, from
ING unaccusiomod hardahips Of Q ZOO
nhie wagou journey through the
i'etin valley & Oscar Hart, a New
1ofkor. who ouunls mis- fortune 90
no seventh or eighth agurc. and de-
rlsres he has more fortunes 10 come.
paasod through El Pas0 this after
2 On on the Golden State limited, has
lehlng toward New York says Che
hf'rald.
Hart ID the man who worked out
tnla theory shat tho ambush" OF
a'suttys caravan ln. Death Valley
Was a publicity proiect. evolved. ~
WAlieF St0it himaoli.
Steps are peinz taken 40 appfe
neld sc8tt a. once," geid Mr.. tiaft'
at lthe Union station this afternoon
AZ - in PORTLAND az preHent hil
nrlyhfr Warnor Scolt Is in seFieas
eul1ditlon az tlio resuif2 81 ,A',pin 49,
ien ambush. ana ff Az WYNN
g, Al acpltyiH luAfaAati 49,.
/ Death Valley Is ffet ron 'A"
ness. rhere y not "a ei,th,st. e on,
H1r ln travciloF thrhnen tne district
Mr. uars sbant 40 extremely has
niRht. with nervousness and palpiia
lion OF the Heart
In response % B. meaHage Or. Wal
ter villas wan az the station when sn'
limited arrived, and cEavc Mr., liar
\ such medical attention as he required
Hart ia every inch an cnatornor
man OF affairs. and good deal ot
tondcrfoot
such ruuRhing as fell 10 bis lot 81
biz l0o-mle iaunt throngh Death VA
II iey left rs marks on aiin hi
usually rather pale skin was lanne
ana hiisiered and BIS ncrYora ay'
tenn was totally dlaordcred
"nut I've got tho stun Out there,
said Mr. Hart who has Just hougn
some valuable property in Death Va
Icy.
"Whai Is arr pf. Villas asked
! | "BuraXf"
I "norax. MOI" he replied. "its goil
! pure gold, There's a world Of q an
Z ita pure stun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
SECOND DISTRICT
COuRT NEWS
United States Petll Jury Or.
dered to Report on
Thursday.
GRAND JURiES GRINDING AWAY


Nothing OF importance uanapirei
In tho SECOND Judicial district cunrt
today Neither of ne aaHd iufIea.
which began work yesterday. hal
made ans report al 3 o'clock this no.
tcrno0n, and nothing d expected Of
either nf them before tomorrow after
noon. when The unlicd States sand
jury may make a felssrt.
Judge Abbott was occupied the
greater para of the day GA his cham
beers with ne case OF Esiayio Vigil
against Manuel lopez appealed from
the justice court Of precinct No. s.
rho defendant b. sued Tor an alleged
debt o. sl5.
Tho Cniodopian Coal company
suit against tho Santa We Railway
company ei az Tor alleged freight
rate discrlmlneiions. which Is the
most imQonont one os only two
suits On ire UnIied states civil dock.
"a, az cot ~ Starch 10 which VIII
be- neat Monday. Witnesses IN the
case have been summoned for the 23d.
The socoud case on ihis docket O. "a
land case Oh which the documents are
musiy win aGe, - long has q been
in tho courts.
The United STATES petit jury 10
called for Thuraday March 20. Tho
territorial petit Jury ia ordered TO
report on April 3.
The criminal dockot " fhe unHoe.
States court WIN b. called tomorrow
m0rulnE at 40 o'ciock.
New suits Filsd.
Amuu8 che new suits flled ln the
district clerks o1co are the follow.
+. p. Mock ga. VIII Springer. an
appeal from the court Of Justice OF
the pcqco Craig. who gave plaintiff
judgement iof $3.50 for damages al.
legged TO have been done 90 household
Goods while tho latter were being
hauled by the Springer Transfer
company H.. W. Dobs0n Is attorney
Tor tho appellant
~ q. Garcia and company vs. Rob.
cft Dross. on a gfomiEa0ry nogo for
si2o w G. Hcacock b attorney Tor
enc plaintin.
o. B. chambcfs VI. J. y. Ruthor.
ford. An a promlssory note fos tl2es0.
y. 4. Medler appears for tho plain
Clio Daa1o against tho unknown
heirs cf Henrletta VI DO Ruyter, de-
ceased, and al unknuwn claimants
OF Interest IN real estate described
lu complaint adverse to plaintiff The
suit ID to quiet tito 10 two lots.
Mn. Oreonloaf W, Harry Williams.
appeals frpu justice court. WI.
'titr~ rttaehteu pfeeee IN exemption
10 secure wages due hih,s. from mo
Santa Fo company garnishecu : INV
Mrs williams. who claims that the
plea OF exemption q not legally Jus
titled.
Portorhcld vs. n. G.. stewart. a SUIT
for s. debt of 500. appealed from
the Justice 81 the peace court 0f pro.
clnst NJ 16.
Charles Confoy W. George Cronch,
a suit resulting from the defendant
bolng garnishcod Tor q debt Of flsi.
o. y. Marion appears az attorney Tor
ConrOy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
sNow sToPs GALWAY
TRAFFIC IN OHIO

Wooster. Ohio. March 22-,All irai'
nc over me Cleveland q Southwest
fern traction llnn between fhis ciiy
aud noca forty mlles away mas been
abandoned uecanse 81 SNOW df'iit 'n
cuts Three carr with hIiy paNsen,
gers have been stuck IA enc huse
Snow drifts nve miles north of thla
cily aiute 6O'clock lasi eycnipg Many
men nth Cnsased La ahoFo'lng anou
lIelu fns irar8s. bui lho ulnN blows u
back almost aa fast aa 4 b removed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

inr lmpauuclci iho lnft Viewed the
fdinhius al ere Ihaia undertaking ea
iaHlahmtnl end then 1dionFncd to
the ccari room al fhe cite nall io os-
Amino tho Witnesses Mr. SMITH p
body "a silii al the Lewis rn0ma She
corpse De- being held readlnR gord ag
10 ltg disposition from fu'ailveg lu
Waterbury. Conn tulctrm wn1
sent notifying them Of iho death and
asking Tor lneirucliona regarding
what should be- done with the re-
mnIne
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
LAWYER SMITH plEp
FROM PNEUMONIA

An inquest Was held "a the city
hall. late Mon1ay afternoon. over tho
late Byron q Smith. the LAS Vegas
attorney who was found in a dying
condition nt hiH Office in that city
during the morning. and succumbed
a few minutes after his discovery
Dr. Mills. the city physician. cone
Quoted q uosi- mnriem examination
previous 10 tho holding Of the oinclal
Investigation az to the cause of hie
death. ne came 10 fhe conclusion
that death resulted from acute pneu-
monia, and verdict 20 that effect
was returned by TIE jury Amer be-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

The town board purchased a TWEEN
tynyo horse power gasoline engine
this week from Artcsia parties Tor
5000 says tho Sun.
A wen Will be dug Feven feet squara
near ,ho northwest corner cf town.
centrifugal pump will be pui IN and
the outfit will he used during the sam
mor TO pump water 20 irrlgato the
town Citizens who use the watei
Dor irrigation will pay for the same
rho cost of the operation will be- about
SO every twontyfnur hours. r. Oh
menus 81 assisting IN the work Of IN
atallinT the engine and pump.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
pAu0hrERs or coNFEpEAAcV
ELECT OFFICERS.

The Daughters Of the COniederacy,
of Roswell, met FriGay afternoon. az
AIS. al the high school and orFau-
izod hy eleciing iho following oRcors
FOR the first year President. Miss
MARY 0reenlc0i first vice president.
Mlss Mcconnell, second vice proai-
dent. Mrs Uilgryi recording Horre-
tary, Miss Jimmie Ullcfy, correspond.
NnF secretary. MrH 81 X Scott; treas-
urer. Mrs D. A Foreman The next
meeting viii hc held Win the preal-
dent. nt che homie 90 n. Divers, on
the first saturday h APRIL. a. 3 D. m,
AT which h program WIN be rendered.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

This D. the fret Instance in several
years Of newspaper work tkat the
wrltod has dared 10 ten the truth
about a wedding for fear OF getting
licked. aud does so now with a keen
relish The groom ia an editor and y
not an accomplished and popular lead
Of OF society; IN fact. he doeap't know
as much about q as "a rabbit Hli
hair Is red and the lrccklos on biz
face crowd each other for room. He
has never considered that the future
looked very bright aud Promising
The bride. judging from the job "a,
has taken ON hor hands, % youns
lady Of more than ordinary nerve
Gaylord (kan1 Sentinel.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

Assays from ore samples taken from
the Maud ~, minlng property pa
the Santa w. mining district, located
90 the BOX canon Of me Tesnquo river
about ave miles northeast of santa
We. show that the ore in that claim
% valuable The ASSAYS were made
by Corbett & Collins mining Do.
elnoors and aagnyers OF that city, and
gave the following results. ts.i
ounces og gold 90 the ton, valued Al
$40. The rock % a white quarts and
shows some pepsilo ana tellurlum. The
ore vein 80 far az developed shows
four.foof body, bearing GOLD ID, q
Ailard has charge OF the working ioi
w. Cfoycrall the owuer and has
small force OF miuefs 81 work doinf
dovel1ping
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
ONE MllRE STEEL
MAIfNATE IN A MAT.
RlMONlAL TANGLE
sTARTLlN q ALLEGATIONS nv o..
voRcr~ VulT TO &c TRIED IN
NEs' NoR X.

New York. March qg--Iaa. = &c
another OF pltssbure's erouI
VI steel trust ~ .NRrnatea. "a havinl
martial TRUSTEES e.,Ahlch will eoon b.
aired M a trial 90 p .s,,it .hrouqhf b,
his wife for separation and ailmony. 4
Mcouaido, a millionaire. Is Vice
president Of the National Powder Co.
a large ntockholder in the Pressed |
Car Wheel company, and a partner IN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

Rev Theodore Hopping, pastor OF
the First Presbyterian church %
nominF. has rendered hia resignation
which has been accepted hy the con-
HroEaiion
81. nupDlnr via 20 90 California
about the first of April on account OF
the poor health az bis wife.
y. ". McMnhon train mnaior for enc
Santa 30 al las Vegas arrived in the
city yesterday on company business.
returning 90 Las Vegas today.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

I. FlN tNl Va iita-'
There b a nnlscraalily OF appeal IN
"1he Merchant OF Vcnicc.- which
Cdnnf 20 the EikH OPEN house On
saturday afternoon. March ~. mat
ihee performances, which lnaurcs pro.
found interest not only among habit
nal theatogF oorg. but tnrHE fhose
who only vislt the play hounu when
some attraction 81 extraordinary In
terest O. presented. Charles r. ian.
f0rd ia one on the very few actors
competent % make an adequate ana
satisfactory nr0ducii1n Of this 30
play. Tits training and trismphs have
been distinctly and almost eNcin-
sivpiy Ehakuapoarcan. and hp % enc
90 the few American actions who have
united with The talents necessary for
the portrayal Of the great individua
roles 81 the classic the knowledge and
executive ability necessary for they
presentation on scale Of magnlH.
conco and an attention 70 detail such
as will enable the performance 70 sat
isfy the modern demand for complete.
ness Of costuming and scenery and
general excellence Of cast. NJ Han
ford'a impersonntlrn OF shylock % de-.
scrihed as one of the finest Of this
celebrated actors many achievements.
Tho play also presents exceptional
Opportunities for his talented leading
lady. Miss Marie Drufnah. who should
ldolizo the character Of the wise.
Witty. but wlthal. coqueltlsh. Portia,
IN a mos delightful manner The
supporting company has been earn.
Ing the hlFhost compliments. and the
production is one Of the few " which
Il ls safe 70 promise great things In
advance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
auFFALo RILL b 40 RloHr.

AAFN nv aAHN % Ekk MNAFAs
Hon. william F. Cody. (Buaalo
hllD. has cahled from Genoa. Italy
emphaiically denying the reports
widely disseminated tbsuughout the
United States that. owing TO family
troubles business perploxities and
falling health. he Is threatened with
complete collapse. and would shortly
retire from the head OF bis famous
Wild west show, which rs now en- tour
In Europe. Colonel Cody's cableFram
addressed 20 j a. Bailey. general ii
rector Of the haruum 4 Bailey cir
Gus, who ia Colonel Codys business
partner in the wild west show. ID
al foilowB.
Genoa, Italy March i2, 1906
harnum Bailey 25 West Thirty
fourth street. New York.
Strongly deny reports OF failinr
health, bad business and retirement
Never in Mfe felt better and business
immense. CODY.
when questioned IN regard 10 ihi
matter. Mr. Bailey said q canno
imagine how the reports OF Coluuc
COdy'g illness and contemplated n
I tiremcnt originated Certainly, ther
Ia nothing either IN Colonel Cody
state % health or the success OF a.
wild west show Ia Europe 20 warrau
such statements. When BE left Ne'
York February i5, on the savoio, G
fFOuie Tor france. he was the plciur
LOT health and was enthusiastic owe
the prospects for the season. fhi
feeling WAS Justified ~ the big bus
ness Of the opening performance a
Mafaaiiloa and the success 90 the TOD
since that time has been besond a
expectations. Colonel Cody ID 10 "a
from retirement tint ne had alread
arfanecd with me 90 return 70 th
United States with The Wild Weaf ah0
: next November and make "a very con
) prehenAiYo tour OF this country viii
an exhihitiou that viii far aupal
, anything heretofore seen in the va
OF Rough Riders and sensational ac
Qf horomanahin and horOism"
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-08-02

RosEBERRY LODGE No. 26 /. Q. .. r.
meets every Saturday evening IN
Odd Fellows hall, Roseberry. Wis
iting brothers always welcome.
A. L. ROBERTS, N. e.
Ed C. MARTIN, Secretary.
PEERLESS LODGE No. IA l. 0. O. f.
meets every Saturday evening IN
Odd Fellows hall, Van Wyck. Wis
ting members always welcome.
H. c. SIMS, N. G.
l.. r. DUKES, Secretary.
HoRNER LODGE No. 100 |. 0. .. f.
meets every Saturday evening IN
Odd Fellows hall, Alpha. Visiting
brothers welcome.
S. L. CANTRALL, N. G.
G. E. HERRICK, Secretary.
LAKE LODGE No. 100 |. O. 0. f.
meets every Saturday evening in
Schneider & Close hall, Lardo. Wis
iting brethren cordially invited.
]. G. MCBRIDE, N. g.
FRED L. GREEN, Secretary.
FRIENDSHIP REBEKAH LODGE No.
A, meets each alternate Saturday
evening in Odd Fellows hall, Van
Wyck, Idaho.
MRS. MARTHA LLoID, n. q.
Miss SADIE KIMBALL, Secretary.
RosEBERRY CAMP M. w. A. No.
1898 meets LIST and Ord Tuesday eve
ming in each month at Odd Fellows
hall, Roseberry. Visiting brothers
always welcome.
CHAs. w. PARKS, V. G.
J. w. ESTES, Clerk.
MOUNTAIN REBEKAH LODGE No. 7S
meets LIST and 3rd Friday each
month in Odd Fellows hall, Alpha.
Mrs. Gertrude Kerby, N. e.
Mrs. Carrie Cantrall, Sec.
Henry Ransier and wife, son and
daughter and brother-in-law, Jacob
Gonser, arrived here yesterday from
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