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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
""1" 0-0u1 aouurA CAROLINA.


SOUTH CAROLINA.
Rock sam. 8. g. May 2 The eighth
annual convention 81 me South Caro-
lina Federation 90 WUmeha clubs
opened here yesterday iu tho city hall
The executive committee Wlll nnld q
SEES Ton this afternoon and later IN
ihp aiiorn on the credentials commit
too wlll hold q gcsslou 20 receive thr
oodcniinls Of the delegates 60 the con
Tho irat open session viii bo held
thla oYonlng. when The mayor Will
deliver his welcoming address.
A. 3. sdlley. Jr, secretary 81 ihe
state Historical Commission. win de
liver an address on South Carollut'g
place N history There will % an
excellent program Of music under The
direction ~ the chairman Of music oI
tho federation.
Tho hoard Of dlfectorH VIII nice.
tomorrow morning. and Immediately
after tho close of this HeHaluR. the
general business mfeting az fhe Ted
GRAFTON viii hn called 10 order for the
transaction ol rOiHine business Do
ports # uhairmen ana the industrial
school committee viii be- made at thai
session, which viii D. closed By mem
urial services M honor ~ Mira Martha
Orr Patterson The injecting wiN ae
loum on Friday There win Do "a mum
bar OF delightful social features iu
honor of ihe visiting delegates
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
MEMORIAL cHAPEL FoR
MILITARY fNnTITtITr

by her win Mrs Mabel d. Leo.
widow OF iho late Joseph g. Lea. has
11ouoafhea Ia tha Nav Mexico Wiii
tary institute n Roswell. an the prop.
eriy of her estate az Roswell, for the
purpose of building q memorial chaFql
TO be- known as the Joseph ID Lea
chapel. Mrs lea died at Dallas
Texas. o short timo ago. Her hus.
band was ono Of the pioneers OF the
lower pocOs valley.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
FIR $500 TOD "A Y
GaAFMC GOSSIP AND SCENES AHO INCIDENTS SINCE the FIRE


Tho engineers are Blowing Gown
dangrfuus walls with dynamite AMI
tha ysAEb 81 huge blanket il7a maaa0s
of brick and Ccmgnt punciuaica iho
babel of cries and yciia W dHVaia
and tlo rattle and rumble OF enc greet
coin wagons that are fassing. heavily
Aden. from the mint
lu the midst ol an tho fnin iaD
hulldluHa esc1roi both TIE quake and
drC. fhry are 6aihp Co.'s amti tiHT
olhoe and auin 8 Co.'s stock and
lund office They were surrounded on
all slides hy huac structures and tho
iife ioapci over ihe.f roofs without
descandlhg
ARMY Hunon decided b. blow down
ihe 'FRONT.' Wsll of tbh EMPORIUM. the
l1frrEt department a.ufo un fne coast
lbe Wall. STANDING nu aD alone, o.
Sisted four charges of HuncolluH
Then The summers concluded that &C.
was not dHnHtIoua and loi % alone
A Rcd Cross badge has eeaacd lO
ue a hadFo of safety and homer.
ruugha sna roUndofs observing tho
fact that the badges are good for
paaaago amy ana cvorywhcro. havo
pinnei 90 rude limitations of badges
end have becn caught lootIng.
Tho city mus, be- nearly ropavod.
Jhe asphalt 70 ruined n many streets
and cracked and uneven in many
othtra. Fortunate now Be- the street
which pua paved win the cohbie
stones ~ tlc Year J., which so az
Tended klpllng
ro'llcs couldn't stay away aus
longer They aay thar Mayor schmita.
30 made $50 admirable a record tho
wees % the quake and nre. b now
moving With GA eye io tat governor
salp
San Francisco ana Oakland are
both Dry towns 90 an extent which
would charm Maine. From the widest
open ciiY in the country whofu
aalouns cleeod neither on nights uur
sundays thls % The iiahicsl smut
a daily sight Is To see squads OF
picturesque faqucfoa driving squads
uf from 900 Cd 500 steers uu MARKET
street. These came from California
ranches TO the relief committee
Three hundred able bodied oilers
were rounded up by the soldiers in
Oakland enc day thlH week. herdod
onto a ferry and $40, DO work GA the
ruins ln Frisco
Labor Is quoted al Klaudike nriecs
AN the advertising carried by tho
newspapers are 'holL wanted" al.
verilaOmonts
The rongeaiod Western Union mall
Cd 1000 ielogfams On one day go be-
wired from other points
seyoniy-HVe of The United States
} army NURSE corps are now on duty az
The hospitals
Savings bank depnsltors can get
thcir money now 95Q no a lime
Cases of caniariUus diseases 90.
ported are of Tho mlldost type
eiores IN tents are spFlnslan - aii
over the city.
Four hundrod wagons are dlsposlhg
Of rarhaFe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
or. CARNEGIE on GRACE
or Mc0fLL UNIVERSITY

Montreal Qne May THE faculty
of Mcgili university. held @ special
cpny cation yesterday for the pur
pose ~ comforting tbo degree of M.
ID upon Andrew Carnegie Mr car
negie arrived here lof ihe pur
pose 90 delivering an addrc before
the Canadian club re was pres
ent in person 81 rec i've the dfrrea
from tho university Cnnfain Muhnn
30 fhe United Siaies Navy. was the
laW American citizen ts receive such
"a degree from NclliI This took
place about -four years ago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

when tho traction oua.no appeared
in fflll6horo enc o,aor day there was
considerable commoiion among toe
inhabitants. "tho devil horse" being
new thing o. many of them Men
az maiure ago attempted to appear
20 De pegfocily familiar with the
beast. young boys went wild with
delight and wonder. Old men made
siflnee predlcliona. while broncOa
hitched along the streets. an0rt0d and
tugggd hard a. their mo0flngs but
the excitement soon passed away
and before sunset the ioWn had re-
gained lts normal condition -fIills-
D ro Advocate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
THE SANDOVAL CASE
AT SANTA re
PEREmPToRY WRIT or MAN.
oAMus DENIED m CASE M
VoLvlN1 ASSESSORS FEEs.

ln The matter Of enc petition f0f a
mandatnas sa compel Territorial Aud
hof ~ g. Sargent in draw war.
rant ln fhD SUM of 81 500 anon ihn ter.
riioriai treasury iu favor of 1oFua 81.
aandoqal fefmeg naaaEaur az nerna.
lilo county ior commissions claimed
70 1e dpn the said aandoval aH ns-
scissor M The county N nernalil'u.
during The years 1908 and 1904. Judge
i'hn q hefie. On Monday fff'lhef
% Efanf fhe peffmuiofy writ prayed
for. lf wiii he remembered fhaf sfn
doVa' Was elected asstssaf of ihe
county ai fhe November. 1909 cleo
tinn hui was thereafter Duafrd hy
mo beaFd DO county commia1.0nefH,
upon fhc allegation THAI De- was uof
q resident Of iho nernaillo county.
hnt in reality q rc-fdeni ~ SaudoVHi
county aud other disqualification fn
bold the oMce. thar hc waa gncceudr
30 Hy George ~ Albright who rrr
formed fhe duties 0f che Office fuf me
major rart of 1903 and fof fao oatiga
year 81 1904 Action wan brought ng
San1eFal b. recover iha amount aloEe
olalmed which ig nov Bendine in iho
supreme court ~ me United states
uH appeal and in Whick AihfieNt ian
deacfa assessor. has given an appeal
ana suuHmfieag bona Atiofaty
Nelll b lIoid. l0r aandoval upon
hearing iha 0ccial0n III tho court o.
e'ia|ng tho permplou HfN ri man
iamnN made q motion fhaf iuda
Mcni nlon enc plead|hw D. alFca
iais ine court also denied ana Che
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

Az mass meeting held al the court
house. Santa o., lt was decided 90
build = direct wagon road from Santa
Ft l1 lhe a00e9 cave aud Gin DWELL
luga no tho paiaflio park CD miie8
northwest 0i Santa Fo Prot Edgar
D. Hewitt 0i the Smithsonian ineii
tuie Prank nlnCri a "a RRycf0ff. Dr.
W B. 0afnsQH Prof BHtler. ~ H.
Harris n D Bofman who. with Is
party gi SANTA Glars and San iiaa-
fouao Indians spent enc paa 0Fe
docs laying ouf che road made 8 rc-
port iaVufiun lfg construction ana aa-
surinE hcip from me federal governs
meut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

A Tucson. AFlgs dispatch Says Tho
scene of tho gambling feht 10 allow
ihe tlger io run wild ln Tucson hae
hNrn shifted from ihc cts court o.
the district court Homer Dubois.
ieasfa 0f the legal Tender VINO has
been openly running hls eamoa a..
spite arrests. WIS confined ln the
city lail lle was found edily n
plaa eases and fined a total of 81 500
and $50 fays in iali ife remaiued
in in'l 0u the advice of ITS attorney
who Ni'l begin haheas corpus pro-
cecdinfs at once ln the meantime.
assistants are running the Legal
Tender and tho games 70 mcgrly on
with a lively play 2.C1uuoliman
William Reid Tor hnckiue the roulette
wheel was hncd $3.50 and ihirty days
10 iail.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
Will THE cHocrAw
EXTEND THIS YEAR,

W n Ramcy and W. W. Chlswlil.
both OF Shawnee. Okla. came to take
a look az the country and are going
90 take homcsloada, says the Tucum.
carl News. ThCy are employed In the
railway shops at Shawnee The cdl.
COR Of the News asked them II they
had heard anything Of the proposed
ilip this year, and we were Informed
that " D. general continent among the
railway employees ln Shawnee and
iher Oklahoma points that the Chloe
iaW will build this year These gen.
ticmon are perfectly confident that
work Is going 90 busln on This gxlun
alrn right away.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
ROSWELL 10 HAVE
A LARoER PARK.

IOaW0llB CIIy nafk oOnalsls On
about six acres, end lies on North
Spring river between Main street
Two blocks wide, u 90 proposed 10
buy two more blocks, lying north. at
a cost Of $4,000, 30 as 10 have thirteen
acres Muakrats are doing consider
able damage 60 one of the dams, and
an effort Is being made 20 poison
them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

u.. fs4....i.... $50 a.. q att
'''
Who cross she bay 90 thr business of
relief and asa. thank God every morn.
lnn Whan the fofrthsaf eaia flase
......t 4. .n.. 49,, ~,
u ~ Y w w
tower WIN ila iihs H'ai leaning sonth
und iis huge clock dial WITH ihc hands
tei nointinr io F.fga m
~. t,.. ~ 49,,
al l,.,.. ~ ',,. @ '''
A Gmonihe sold tahv fsa for three
dnpe MAS ro.ioreH tn ita uoife. =,
ono ferry Tht m thrr frantic With
+ fn4f ANA Fr'nf ran ffem 49,. ralfrl
station rs hruhor ANA M eparv ffn
finn hpr crv uaa ile eamn. GRIND nv
Z baby" she described if minutelg
lama 4 bin. rff.ffsd rnf haired frfah
fonma.nr 40 himaaif fhe f1ah 81 ana
I Inr fhat hnhv rnnirwhrra amnnr thr
800 600 rcfunppe arntferea ovor fhf
KY, an ..,,.. 1891. .,..4 a..
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I TN, .,.,,,.f ..,.,t. ~ Ky. ..i,''s ~.
ftans
"r.we o.ft ma h.. a,,..st..t a.. a.,
ii.,t.d y, ~. 49, ..s ..........t 49,. y,
,be ann ~ ~ '"N Ivy ~
aflev. SON f,,rs bf,,s "a has.
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r,e.l.. 80 .',.,. ~ t,ii....
noot ibre,,-t ~ 49,. 80 m,.
ferrr toiigl.g ~, -, ea.
cor,s,r t,ti.s ,,.. a ~
~. ..,.,......i H. - $3.50 ~. ~.
patti wan wlu we plnk' ~ - tiNN oN
nAle ana Yeuho hnN NNubiF.
iht moihef sank On her hnoea pe
e,a' ~ me tears ana SMILES ~ hap
pinesa On hpf ihrt, hnu % the inian
hnkhieu nia ntile mead % me iQnn
~ aaa mieseu 20 iona, tho lfianlne'
nhFil, snuillnei leariui ana Wearle'
wagon. took The cushion a0H f0r
pillow asd stretched himself 10 sleor
tnefe WAa emo when the south
efn faeNic company was unpopular J.
san trsnciag9 lhe ru.d u iikely I
I'VE y down in lhla crisis. The south
rrn Faciuc and the santa Fe hay'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
REV. BouRoApE orr
ON CLERICAL AFFAIRS

Most Rev Peter nourgado. arch.
bishop oi Santa De-. Jet the oincr
day. Tor the elrt and VIII BE- ahecni
several months from this archdiocese
ON clerical affairs ii.a nFsi stop VII
BE- Chicago Ho wiil visit wash
inroa and Now York, Boston and
Philadelphia. before returning Ha
wag accompanied pad OK fhe way hy
the Right Rev 4. IS ritavni his ns.
eiNlnt ln thls nrchdlocos AZ Las
Vegas che Two churtD dlgnllarlcs were
met hy thn Catholic priests stationed
IN the Meadow city. and held an Do.
formal reception at the depot between
trains.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
oulNTANiLLA RuYs BARBER
SHOP IN JEROME

j. O. Quintanilla, OF Albuquerque. N.
A., has purchased the barber shop
bath room and huslnss Of w. ~. Parks,
ln the Masonic Temple, two DOORS
south Of the posl0nice taking pos-
session on the 18th. says the Jerome
Arizona, News. Sir. Qulntanlla q
FIRST class barber who has had years
OF experience both as a workman and
owner in tho larger cities, and prom
iaoa thar be VIII keep up the shop ana
workmanship IN the future to the
same standard Il has been kept In tho
past lie la here 10 stay. aud wishes
80 assure the public that an will re.
receive all attentions usually found in
g frsi class shop MF Qulnlaniia has
brought his family.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

George Moofos Of London. ana John
Smpihurst og Manchester
The general topic considered az
iho opening SECESSION. was Cotton
Production" and was subdigiaod in
che following sections. Improved
Methods 90 cultivation. Cost ~ PRO.
dncf.on Possibilities 0f Acrtage and
Future Yieid aud the Worlds Con.
sumption and Meets The etnorai
topic OF the afternoon session was
"Ihe Handling of Cotton" undivided
under the heads "a Ginning BannF.
Tare. Moisture and Transportation.
Tho Topic for the two sessions %.
day was Marketing Cotton. ard
statistics and Speculation
Tho English apinnefs win BE- the
guests % tho Arkwr.ehi Club az a
banquet thls evening After tho CON.
fenence they viii maka a tour ~ the
New England states
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
NEW CATTLE INSPECTOR
SAYS CONDITIONS ALL RIGHT.

Joe ~ Napier recently appointed
cattle Inspector. yicc walter q Brien.
resigned. was az the capital on ON.
clal business yesterday Mr. Napier
has hls headquarters IN las Vegas.
and will visit Santa re regularly. that
city being In his district Mr.. Napier
SAYS that cattle are IN splendid shape
for this time ol the year. and he ox-
poets % see a large number of good
cattle shipped ont of the territory
this season.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
DRY FARMING CON.
vENTlON At LAS VEGAS
A LARGE CROWD or ENTHust
AsTs are gNPEcTEn TO AT.
TEND.

~" fHffA Nftf ~ ~ y ~
TEND.
There promises 20 bc q large al.
tendance az the annual convention of
The Campbell System Farming asso.
citation, which viii ho hold IN Las
Vegas on May 3. says the Optic u
ia expected that delegates viii BE-
present from every city ana town 90
amy Importance in tho territory. and
Representative are also looked Tor
from number OF other places out.
lde.
Prof j j. Vernon and Prof ]. d.
Tlnglcy both of whom nre members
of .he New Mexico A. e. M college
viii be- among Che speakers FOR ihis
urcasinn Mr. Vernon VIII tell about
the Possibilities az Dry Farm in
New MoXlto." and the subject Mt
rlnsiey'g address VIII De- "Adrlnt.
ages Of Che las Vegas Grant il Dry
Farming"
Everywhere throughout the ,orrl
tory the greatest interest o. being
unaffected in the coming convention
and opening of the demonstration
farm near thls city Tho newspapers
iu The surrounding cities and towns
have been doyollng Considerable
space 60 the dry farming question
aud there 81 mo- doubt but what the
meeting VIII 90 largely attended
Albuquerque. Santa Fo and El pnsd
viii each bc represented by regularly
appointed delegates al the cOnven
ton. Il Is presumed that AL Of the
municipalities ln the territory will
send at least ono doieraie. Tho nj
paso Herald has the following 40 say
conc ruins The dry farming conven
tion.
Mayor Charles Davis THIS morn
ing appointed = J. Smith. Of Yaleia
and Mark l.. Tadwullador az dele
Gates TO the Campbell Association
Dry Farming convention. which viii
ho held DO las Vegas ~. M. on the
lflh day 81 May
THE appointment was mndo in re
Eponse 90 a request from the score
iary 81 tho organization. @. W. q
Ward. asking that El paso send eve
delegates.
Speakers on dry fasi0iug win D.,
heard from the agricultural and me
chanical cnllcefs of Utah Col.radi
and New Mexico as wei aa iho fed
ernl government service
"rha Campbell demonstration farm
VIII he opened the day before th,
convention meets. and the machinery
ordered by che Campbell association
VIII De- put in ougFntion
Mayor Davis considers the aura
zion one OF the most lmporinnt in thil
section. and be viii notify hls an
polntees at once and drgc thelr nc
! cCuinuco."
The following, which alan PERTAIN
/ 90 the coming convention OF gentle
men interested In dry farming. d
clipped from tho Santa Re New MoxI
can
"a The request OF the Commercial
club of Las Vegas. Chairman Arthn
I sollemnn. ~ the board on count.
commissioners has appointed three
delegates t0 represent the county o
Santa Fo at che Campbell Association
Dry Farming convention. which vii
be- held ia the Meadow City May 8
1906 The delegates named are Trim
dad Alarld, OF Cioneea. Aiph0nai
/ uoekwellor OF Tcanquo. and John J.
Zimmerman ~ this city"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
BARNEY MoRELLo

barney MoFello. one of toe best
known men IN Globe Aria. and whose
property Interests in the town were
large, and who has lust returned from
Italy. whera he had much property,
dlnf last Tuesday. says the HeH.sif5.
Hla remains were buried ID the Globe
ccmcicry. aorvlcoa helrg conducted az
enc Catholic church A large dolgGa.
tlnu from the Italian society Of
Globe. with tho Globe C0rnet band,
headed uae long prucc7elon mat FOL.
lowed his remains % their final rest.
ing place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
PRESCOTT PRINTERS ELEcT
NEW OFFICERS

A the regular businsa meeting Of
Prescott Tynosfap Union No. SIS.
held Saturday evening last the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
coming year.
President y. u sienen,
Vice President. o. Jackson
Secretary treasurer. r.. T. Butler;
superintendent. y. IS. jackson.
The union appropriated s25 for the
relief Of the san Francisco printers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

Tho dead body 0f man named
Hudson was found on hls claim near
Toxlco llo moved there from Chill
dress, Tex, and che remains have
been sent there lor burial a coron-
er's lnqBeai was held. and Il was do-
clded that Do was nos tho victim ni
foul play II ls supposed the man
commit suicide by drinking poison.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
EARTHQUAKE SHOOK
Bill DINA ma

severe earthquake fhnck wts leil
Saturday morning ut Quariaiic near
Prescott. ArlE.. according 10 q ape.
cl8l from thai place. The buildings
received So severe "a Shaking that
some OF them were almost torn from
their foundations AZ Ehrenhufg. IN
tho Same vicinity, the tfemblors uere
uf oven greater severity. and six
buildings wero thrown To the gfoInd
Considerable damaRo wna done %
property along the river banks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

Pursuant to a cail from Hoa Loo
"a Vafhamp. mayer The citizens 90
Flagsiaff held q roueine meeting at
The court house, the other night, and
decided 90 hold q celebration on the
FOURTH of July next Tho crowd at.
tenlinE was LARGE and cnthuala5iic.
and The success ol iho vent ia assur.
ed from thn very start
Nv Nefkamp was elected pc,mnn.
emit chairman and j Edgar Rains sec.
feiafY
The chair Immediately appointed q
committee. who retired and 20 q few
momonis presented The following aug
rc1tIons.
we earnestly recommend tha'
Flnrs'alf have a Celebrated on 1niy
next, and chat me events shall in
Jude The following
"Runulnr and harness raC0F. base
BALL hose races hfoncho huEIing
steer Tying. barbecue and such oihcl
events Ha the committee may elect
0fAor snrscgiiuns were offered re
FafdlnN grounds. etc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
OFFICIAL MATTfM

al previously announced. Governor
hagerman yesterday forenoon made
the formal end official appo.utreni %
william M tlrih1n 1f Santa ~ 90 Dg
territorial hsh and game warden. Vice
Mage b Ofnfu. WHO has held rne nos
.ttion e.rrn M. rrastinr tf. rrIai.
mission end has entered upon the dis
charge 0f the duties az the Once
poaiomce Needed "a Mcintosh.
Petitions are being circulated pee
iltionlng thc pOaimaa,or general 10 o8-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

eososuraAreo I'VE

The iufhnt child Of Michael Koury
W Santa Re. was badly burned about
she throat and mouth. the other day.
when q attempted 30 drink the con
tents Of "a bottle OF concentrated lyo,
left about the house Fortunately. the
little one was discovered before any
morn serious damage than the burn.
ing was demo Dr Knapp dressed tho
chlld'a injuries end q wlli doubtless
FbeaVor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
JAP cLARK's FATHER
DEAD IN TEXAS

jan Clark who o. being held az the
ponHeniiary 81 Santa Fe for safe
keeping. on the charge OF murder.
learned az the death OF his father az
Alice, Texas, yesterday A telegram
containing the information was sent
Go his attorneys Renehan a rhOmp.
son. and they Immediately notified
Clark a little over a gear ago q Is
charged that Clark shot and killed
james 4. Chase. tn Torrance county.
he was arrested and taken 20 Santa
Re. and is being held until the next
term on court for Torrance county.
Cheapest accident Insurance Dr.
Thomas Ecloctflc on. Stops the
pain and heals the wound. All drug.
giats sell a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

Al q meeting 81 the board of iruE.
lees of the New Mexico Baptist col.
ics, at AiamoeofdU, ito most import
ui action wa che election Of j. =.
hurcx of puriaiea % be- president Of
the institution the rom|ng year. Mr..
hofcs Is q mnn of considerable Ca.
Icmicree in educational work and
ives Ger a number 0f years ai ihe
head of n large college in AFaanaas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
mlHlNo MAN INJURED
HV A FLV.WHFFt

W. 2. Mcintyre 81 Ellzahotht0wn.
wis badly burt last week whiio al
Work in the Deep Tunnel mine. His
ieif ankle was crushed hy the ~
wheel 0f the gasoline engine so that
tho spllniered ZONES protruded from
the flesh Flo una also Injured In.
formally, hut may recover
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

FWAy. Thought sou tad Miss Hast
Deg we've engaged"
we we're hHi The enlargement was
broken a few weeks ae0H
what Waa the lfouhlogf
fuh pnihinF that la uelhIng saf
oua sho iaai decided SOC didn't rtle
ahQai marrying me-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

ROSWELL GROUND %
VERY VALUABLE.
VIII Meokcr and W. O.. Mcokcr.
brothers. OF Canog. Kan. have been AZ
Roswell for some time investing On
pccoa valley lands. having aaiicd
awey something ilks 100000 Tbolf
last purchase was che well known
Nillhlsur place. q mlle and q hali
southwest Uf Roswell ut $4,000,
comprising 30 acres. well improved.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

snoihcs ltchilg skln Reals cuts
or burns without a scar Cures piles.
eczema. SALT rheum nuy itching
poau'a Ointment Your druggist SELLS
d.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-07-20
Change Places.

Mr.. Jas. H. Faircloth, for a num-
Der of years the popular cashier
of the Bank OF Martin, is now in
Iuka, Miss, engaged in the same
business as cashier of new bank
in that place. Mr.. Faircloth as
sisted in the organization OF the
new bank and was awarded for his
trouble with the position of cash
Ter. Mr.. Faircloth is one of the
best equipped men ia the banking
business who received their train
ing IN this country. His position
at Martin is filed by Mr.. Geo. p.
Hurt, formerly of Kenton and pres
ident of the Kenton Bank. The ex-
change came about by Mr.. Hurt
buying Mr.. Faircloth's interest at
Martin. Mr.. Hurt is also thor
oughly versed in the many details
of the banking business. He was
one of the foremost men in bust
ness at Kenton. He decided, how
ever, to engage in business at Mar
tin, and will in a short time move
his family to that place.