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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25
THE I.ESTP ESTATE.
VIII of the Widow of the Millionaire
Brewer Leaves s1O,OOO.oOO.

Chicago. May 25.-A dispatch to the
Record-Herald from st. Louis says:
The will of Mrs. Julia Lemp, widow
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-26
Marriage At Monseochs.

There was Q happy marriage ut Mon
,eocha q few days ago, when. NJ the
home OF the groom's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Startling. Asa Startling
and Miss Nolie Ponds were united Ia
the holy bonds Of matrimony, Rev.
Chas. Parker Officiating. There were
no friends at the wedding. only the
members OF the immediate family OF
the groom being present.
The bride 10 the daughter OF Samuel
Ponds. one Of the oldest citizens OF
that section. The groom 10 q most
promising young man. and will make
for HE bride q husband OF whom she
may well feel proud.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-26

The mayors eoart wss rather an in
teresting one Friday, the defendant ir
the case being q trick bicycle rider.
Reuben Shields, who vas arrested BY
Marshal Pinkoson 90 Thursday after
noon at late hour for having used in
sulting language to number OF Rirls.
Il appears that Shields, Who had tax
en- up a collection and vas about to ap-
pear for public exhibition. vas in
terrupted by the "ggcling" OF these
young girls, and made sighting re-
marks. He was Immediately arrested
BY Marshal Pinkoson, and after being
locked up for q few moments bond was
secured for his release.
In the mayors court Friday morn
ing he was adjOdged guilty OF the
charge. and was assessed q fine OF 70
and costs, which aggregated 30 3d. The
fue Was paid and the defendant re-
leasei.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-26
A Healing Gospel.

The Rev. ]. c. Warren. pastor Of
sharon Baptist Church. Belair, Ga,
Gays Of Electric Bitters: lie q God.
send to mankind. I, cured me oi
lame back, stiff joints. and complete
physical collapse. vas so weak it
took me half an hour to walk q mile
Two bottles OF Electric Bisters have
made me 90 strong I have juss walked
three miles in 80 minutes and feel like
walking three more. lie made o new
man OF me-" Greatest remedy fos
weakness and all stomach. liver and
kidney complaints. Sold undev guar
ansee BY oil drugRists. Price SOC.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-26
PADosrT BUYS NEW PROPERTY
Has Secured lrteres, IN o. A. Davgh.
trey Pace IN ST. Johns County.

7 " !-t- - = New Eiv-r. one a.
III lea. ~ t'a store. - -r,'"r- e.
u -" r ,''t- sat" vh, ,>r.
. ~ J + |. .,.,' , g.
"'y. Ih ''.'"t ,E' ,.l'.u ,r,t -.
,t'Yr-t De- u.va, >r"frs l. ..ji,,. IL
u \ Ia grey ~ c.. \rcIa. =,
J"hh- '"i'y. Who "Nn 'u'' a.: Irr
tnr,t aud uu.' rrotitsh farm, ~ the
safe. T.. t-'H = wOrk.n. ui.ty
crops. or 5J'UD h"x-.. winch have
PNid Handsomely hr III. past ~"
years. II il one or the m pst profitable
naval stores farms 10 be found any.
where, and Mr.. Padgeu is to be con-
graduated upon HE new possession.
Mr.. Psdg-tt will no, leave his place
n New River. bot will give the man.
sermeni over to Mr.. Bennett. Q mem.
Der OF the firm.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-26
THE AUCTION SALE.
The eesii's Lots Were Offered and
Sold at Fair Prices.

Joe. II. PHILIPPE. in comp lianc- With
the promises made in HE advertise.
ment in The sun, placed upon sale
Friday q number OF lots in the BevilIe
addition to Gainesville. These lots
are located on the block between we.,
Main and South Garden streets. q few
blocks from the square. and in Q few
years will be among the most desirable
in the city
Mr.. Phillips. who 10 by no means q
stranger in Gainesville, opened the
auction sale promptly At 10 o'clock,
and there was good number present
The ioss sold readily as price ranging
from go 30 to slss. and during the day
swsnty.two lots wers disposed Of.
There wss . prise Of go in gold Civ
en- away during she afternoon. and the
good fortune fell 70 Joseph II. Avess.
Tieksis we're Supplied. upOa which the
holder inscribed HE name. The tick.
ess were deposited in Q boz and q per-
con blind folded drew one. the name on
the ticket being the lucky number.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-26

The Halle house party o, Ksnspahs.
which was held on Wednesday and
Thursday, and OF which mention has
been made 10 The Sun, was given in
hoaos Of the Misses Loeise and Mary
Zell OF Birmin9ham. who are here 90
guesss OF Mica Maud Graham.
The parry was ehspesonsd by Nee.
dance Rachel Halle and A. r. VAN
Deventer. and eomprised the follow-
ing:
Misses Louise and Mary zell. Maud
Graham, Jessie Bedford. Alice Mich.
ole. Harriet Pepper. Janice and Fair.
cloth. and Messrs. Evsns Halle. Lee
Graham. Henry Davis. Z. B. Brown,
Devsse B. Mosris, b. X. Thrower.
Seiglsr. B. NJ. Teach. Seoss Brooms
and Z. II. Smith.
lodge n. ~ Call, lodge John l..
Dosgess. T. L Iagrsm ssd wife. Mo.
Chase and John =. Bassleson, joined
the party. Mr.. Insrsm 10 from Az
lsnss. whhrs he 10 supesintsndsss Of
the Southern Bell rslephose and Tele.
graph Company. The oshess ore from
Jacksonville.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-26

Means the ability to do q good day .
york without undue fatigue and to
snd life worth living. You cannot
have ind igestion or constipation With
on, ito upsetting the liver and pol
Iutins the blood. Such . condition
NAV be beet and quickest relieved by
uerbine. the best liver regulator thas
Al. vorId has ever known. Mn. ID.
" smith writes. April 3. '02: II use
us,h;ne and iipd 10 the best medicine
,or eoussipation and rsgulssins shs
liver ever used" 10 eents. sold ~
W. N. johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-26

More than half mankind oveF
sixty years OF age suffer from
kidney and bladder disorders, us-
ualiy enlargement OF the pros
srsts gland. This 10 both painful and
dangerous and FoleyS Kidney Cure
should be taken ss she 6rst siGn OF
danger, 20 is cosrects irregularities and
has eused many old men Of this die
ease. Mr.. Rodney Burnett. Rock Port.
Mo-, writss: II suffered With enlarged
PROSTATE gland and kidney srouble for
years and after taking swo bottles Of
Foleys Kidney Cure I feel better than
! have for 10 years. although I am nov
81 ytars DID," J. W. MeCollGm d
Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-26
Afraid Of Strong Medicines.

Many people suffer for years from
Rheumatic pains and prefer 50 rather
than take the strong medicines usually
given for rheumatism, not knowing
that quick relief from pain may be had
by simply applying Chsmo"Tls'n's
Pain Balm and without taking any
med icine internally For sale By all
druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-26
SUMMER SCHOOL
WILL Open HERE
Gainesville and Tallahassee. the
Universit.: Towns. Caosen.

WILL OPEN JUNE ElEvENuA
And Continue TO- SIX Weeks-Paytie.
uiars Regarding These Schools. To.
Gethsr with LIS, OF Faculty for Each.
OF interest to Teachers.
Each 81 these schools will he co. cd. .
ucational and an opportunity will be
given appliean,s to review the sol beet,
required for all grades Of cersifi ca,es-
STATE. Special. Primary. First. second
and Third Grades. Tuition wiil he
free. Board can be had for sl2 50 DER
month. The following 10 the faculty
for each school. with the subjects as
signed each teacher:
Gainesville.
". +. iOcum. Principal. Pyschol-
ogy. Pedagogy, Civil Governments /;
Geo. NJ. Lynch. Geometry. Triepnom.
etry. Algebra; W. L. Floyd. Bosany
Zoology, Physics; A. ". Jackson, His-
cory United States and Florida, Physi.
ology. Arithmetic; P. W. Corr. Gen.
eral History. Composition, Orthogra.
ply; T. F. McBeath. Latin, Rhetoric,
English Literature; Mrs. J. B. John.
sson, Political Geography, Phys. Geog.
rsphy. Eng. Grammar; Mv. Ella LAT.
Hamilton, Primary Methods, Resd.
ing.
Tallahassee.
L. W. Buehholz. Principal. Phsyeol-
oGy. Pedagogy. Arithmetic; A. A.
MurphFee. Geometry, Tsiasaomesry /;
@. r. Oliphans, Botany. Zoology, Phys-
loo, Physical Geography; I. I. Hinss.
Eng. Grammar. Civ. Government. HE.
tory Uaitsd States and Florida; B. C..
Bondorans, Latin, Composssion, Or.
biography; Arthur williams. Rhes.
ORC. EaRlish Literature. Algebra; J.
ii. Folks, Gen. Hissosy. Polisicsl Ge-
osraphy. Physiology; Mice Rowena
Lonsmirs, Primary Methods, Rssding
No announcement can b. made %
yes With reference 20 the Colosed
Teachers' summer Training School to
be eonduc,ed ct the State Normal
Indussrial School located at Tallahas.
Gee because Of the Fscest destruction
by 6re Of che Academic Building.
w. DC. HOLLOWAY.
state Supt. Pub. last.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-26
iteh-RiUGworm.

Z. T. Lucas. wingo, Ky. writes,
April Is, 1909: FOR 10 90 II ysars I
had been afflicted with Q malads
known 10 the itch The itching was
most unbearable. ! he'd tried for
years to fnd relief. having sried oil
remedies I eoald hear Of. besides q
number Of doctors. ! wish 20 state
that one single application Of BILLIARDS.
Snow Eminent cured me completely
and permanently. Since shsn l have
used the linimsns ON two separate oc-
casions for ring worm and il cured
completely. 25c. soc and 81. Sold By
W. d. johnson.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

aud Hawaii also. was asking appro-
priatious. and as tu give New Mexico
anything would mean giving some
thing 90 the rest. they decided ro leave
them all uut this session However,
We managed TO get ihe resolution Ia
ui the last minute and aa e cnnse-
Quence Albuquerque gets the 100000
appropriation, being the only city In
any territory 90 secure au apprupr.a-
tiun
When asked as to his Views ON Joint
statehood Delcg1ie Andrews said;
"A believe the territories viii accept
the liberal Offers made them, though
know very little about the sentiment
out in Arizona The ban generous
probably the most generous ever pass
ed hy any congress. carrying az Il
does large gifts of land and $4,000 900
Ia money u was great struggle
10 get h through. and / am OF the
opinion that II many OF the men who
voted for it had actually believed 10
would pass aud the territories be dd.
mitted. they would nc~er have voted
Tor q. They relied upon Arizona tu
defeat u and pcSsed the bin merely
40 get rid OF the Two insistent terri-
tories. n This bin should be- defeated
in the territories. we Will never gel
such a pr0for OF land again Even
the western states we're against "a,
ON that for they want the land con-
served for the hC hetit OF the irrigation
fund | believe that when the sober
second thought OF the people of both
territories gets 10 work, they aill AL
vote 20 accept The territories have
no rights which the states are bound
TO respect This Is their chance q
come into the union, where they VII
be az Eood aa che rest OF them n
would be very foolish 10 refuse o."
Among other thlngs secured fol
New Mexico By Delegate Andrews was
that Of a carrier and clerk for the
west side poatofhce On las Vegas
which Us somgghat out OF ghe 0rdin.
ary. as fourth-Class poatufhres are no,
supplied with carriers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
ROYAL RECEPTION RENDERED
DELEGATE ". H. ANDREWS
A Large Crowd of Enthusiastic Citizens
Extended Cordial Greeting to the
Distinguished Gentleman
AT COMMERCIAL CLUB LAST NIGHT

Hon. ". H Andrev. New MsxIeos
deienate In congress. arrived ia the
city last evening on 80. !. a. 7if6
o'c Dck. and was met az the dcpu' hy
a portion 90 the recep'i commltiee
composed OF Mour Frank Mckee
O n Marron. vs. $ Hopewel Solo
mon Luna. q L. Brooks " y. ChIl.
drrs and others
The First Regiment band was playing
ana a large numuer OF people hAd
gathered az TOE Alvafad1 tD get a
glimpse OF the man Eho es thlngs
Delegate AudroFs vas escorted 90
no dining room of i1c hotel. where
De had dinner. afer which he vas
driven to the rooms ~ the CONNER
cal club whore. ln a brief speech, uv
Vas welcomed. Ou behalf OF the Com
morclal club, by Hon ~ % Chllders.
Mr Chlldors snukc az me od work
accomplished hy NV MekiCu's dele.
gate lu the closing minutes as q
were. %. the recent session 20 con.
gress an, recalled to mind that .n
the local opera house. some ,ime ago,
he had spoKen Of ihe Hon. WAH. Al
dreWs us "a "mau Who did things and
added that this statement had been
verified by Mr. Andrews himself
lie was loliowed by Hon. q. n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

OF politics. within The confines OF Al
huqucraue. was more than proud %
extend "a welcome 90 New M.dcuB
delegate. "thc man Who does thluRs
After Mr. Murrou's closing r marks.
Delegate Andrews ar-sc and in "a
few choice words expressed bis ap.
preciat.cn of the honor bestowed upon
him. through the medium of the CO..
ccp'lon. ana while depl0ring the fact
that he was not an orQior. although
hc could talk in congress. when New
MoXicus best Interests we're at stake,
stated that he was more than glad
O.. bo back among his constituents
once more and added that % was prob
ahly the harpiest moment of his life
Those present then passed before
The de.eglie. who gave each a hearty
h1rd.grasp. after which the remainder
of the evening WAS pacsed In pleasant
conversation. The First Regiment
band played during the evening, on
the porch of the Commercial Club
building.
On Delegate Andrews arrival here
last night he found "a number of te'e-
gams from territorial politicians. re-
puhlicaus and democrats. regretting
that they could not attend the recep-
tion IN his honor The Citizen was
permitted 10 see the following tele-
gram
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
COAL MINERS
CAN GET WORK
At SAN ANTONIO AND CAR.
THAoE MEN ARE BADLY
NEEDED At THOSE PLACES.

The new railroad line from San An.
iuniu ~ a.. 90 the Carthage coal
mines. has been completed. and the
mines are now loading and shipping
coat and will AFFORD employment 90
100 ur $50 coal miners, company and
railroad met. etc
The mines nt Carthage are work.
Ing on the nine hour shift plan. be-
Ing the only mines Ia the territory %
work less than ten hour shifts Men
applying there FOR positions have a
guarantee Of steady work. aud the
camp promises to become one of tho
best coal mining camps Ia the terrific
ry
John janice. son Of the former SUI
perlntendeut OF the old Carthage
mines, under che Santa " regime.
for fifteen years. Is now superintend-
cent for the Carthage Fuel company.
who operate tho mines AZ that place
and coal miners are making thoir way
10 the camp as fast as they learn Of
che conditions existing there Here
Ia an opportunity for good coal miners
To secure permanent work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
RESIDENTS FLEEING
FROM SAN ANTONIO

W p. Tompson. general manager
Of the New Mexico Midland railway,
the coal ron. just completed from
san Antonio 20 the Carthage coal
helds. twelve miles east OF San An
iOnio. was IN the city between trains
this m0rnlng en route 10 Ration. where
be Is taking his family 10 get away
from the earthquakes which have
been disturbing the serenity of san
Antonio the past couple OF weeks Mr..
TOmps0n says that no particular dam
age has been done by the earthquakes
at San Antonio aa yet. bat the people
are thoroughly frightened and many
are leaving the place temnOTnr'y
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
MEN SHOULD SEE

That the ash bucket ls full
That the water pail is empty.
That cigar asavs nave 90 be clean
ga un
That they have len their uewEpa-
peers scattered over the noor
That sofa cnshI0us hnva 90 he re-
arranged after a nap
That the soiled linen has 10 bo put
ln the laundry bag
That yesterdays clothing has 20 be
hung up
That boots and overshOos have 10
be Kept ln placQ.
That household labor O. lfkaomo.
THAT the majority uf women have
TOO much 30 90.
That wives grow uuinicreailng be-
cause they have no time loT reading
on society
That there are taudrods Of lliile
things Thar thousands could DO %
tighten tho work Of che home
That by doing 50 both husband and
wife would be happier
That 90 nnf ouf SHAT thesC lliite
things ere needs bot two omen eyes
and one generous th0usniiui heart ~
New York Fermer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
If YOU

Worry about your work. % viii
make you less capable
Imagine you are dlaIlkgd d viii
make you less lheable.
Find iault with others d will make
them iaultleF
Anticipate evils you viii be- sure to
bring them upon ydu.
falk much OF what yOu are going 90
40. you viii never DO 10.
sit hemoaulng the past you viii
never get ON in the future
Complain of lack of 0pp0IunN .es.
You'll mlss what you have.
Wall bitterly that lt is an unjust
world and NE O. not worth liy|ne
youll nnd it come true for sure Iu
your own case az least Philadelphia
bulletin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
SENSATIONAL NEWS
WIRED FROM Ell PASO

Tho ~ Pas0 Herald. which reached
The Evening Citizen this morning
contained on iis front page and under
"a red line heading. one of the most
sensational stories tnat any reporter
could conceive m hia mind about the
earthquake shocks experienced az
3 cOrro THESE nniruiLful reports
wfro no doubt sent out from M Paa1
10 ihe Associated Press. and got back
here under "a socnrro date. being pub.
lished ln the Morning Journal this
morning Here is sample Of the
Injustice done socorro by the Ei Paso
rrf spOpdent.
socorro. N. A.. sally ls-Thls cl3y
has been badly damaged by an earth.
quake. Fiftytwo shocks have been
felt here since sunday morning The
court house ls wrecked Tho build
ing. Of the School of Mines are crack
ga. and nearly every residence In the
city is cracked or wrecked More
than twothirds OF them al least. are
damaged or destroyed The buildings
which are largely ~ adobe and brick
are almost shaken 20 pieces. The poo
pie are fleeing hut NO one has been
kiilet
Tho Atehls0n. Topeka q santa Fe
railway has sent cars 20 sOcorrO tN
take people away. and many have al
ready fled 90 other towns. Huge
boulders have been Jared down on
tho railroad tracks and trains cannot
enter thv town They stop several
miles outside Of the place
The water IN the hot springs neat
SocnrrD has increased several degrees
I'm temperature and the inhabliant.
fear that ne ancient extinct volcano
ten miles from town Will break on
and begin squirting lava again
The people are fleeing without any
thing locking w their houses anf
getting oui as 40, ~ they can. Th,
entire surrounding country has iol
the shocks and much damage has besI
done. especially At ban Marclal ahf
MagdalCea. but not 30 severely aa al
BocOrrO
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
FOREST RESERVE
AND THE SCHOOLS
THE FORMER A SOURCE or coi~
SIDERABLE REVENUE TO ARL
IONA COUNTIES.

Governor Kibley OF Arizona. has
ius' received a letter of more than or.
dinarl interest from the secretary Of
agriculture By che agricultural an.
props.ution act for 1897 approved on
June 30, 1906, % was provided that 10
per cent OF the moneys received from
forest reserves Ia thC territory in any
fiscal year. including that ending on
June 3d. 1906 shall boz paid tl the ter
ritory 10 be- expended as the terri
torihl legislature may prescribe for
the benefit OF the pusuC schools and
public roads Of me county or coun.
ties la which ,he reserves are situated
The secretary says that pending the
determination OF the exact share Of
Arizona. he estimates approximately
the amount that the territory will re-.
ceiye
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21


a Ts-year-old woman wou two
mile walkins contest IA Clovcland the
other day The other contestants
were women of about the same ase
The winner won d 10 20 minutes
Wonderful i Il no27
n g.
q shows she could have covered 900
miles ln az hours
u she had not become tired sooner
nut see what q teaches
This woman had not wasted Der
strength She had not wasted the
human machlnery by eating midnight
auppera with Piiiaburg mllll0naifea.
She dld not dance until 0gc or six
O'Clock ln tho morning. nlghi after
might until she was alKty years old
she dld not drink strong drlaks. nor
did she smoke cigafeta, inhallnE each
pun aud driving The Heart faster than
nature Intended
She did not sprinkle horaclc acid
over her beef Hhc did not spray iha
kdtuce or spinach with formaldehydo.
She hd not pour coal TAR dyea lnf0 hor
apple jelly 20 make % look pretty.
30 Indeed
She lived the simple l.iQ
And she won.
1ho other N0mcn in the coufeHi
an gUs the other women
They ioo lived the simple, honesi
ufo
They lost
Rut-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

Marron. who. on henalf OF the mayor
and the citizens of the city Ia general,
welcomed the deleRate hack TO the
leal ciiy in the territory he repre-
scents ln congress Mr. Marrun siai
"a that Whine hr was opposed 90 Dele
gate Andrews Ia pOlitiCl and while
there might be- many in the territory
Who were also opp aed 10 him, there
was no gainsaying the fact that Dele
gate AnurcWs had accomplished, la
securing. aurlng the very last moments
of congress an appropriation Of Sl00
900 for a federal building In this cry.
what probably NO other man within
the confines of she territory, couiu
nave accomplished under the same
circumstances. and for the a0le man
ner IN which he had looked after their
interests. every citizen, irrespective
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

p I"
> Special 90 The Evening Ciiizon.
. Sccorro. " ~, July 10. Our /
. citizens have heC0me incuused AZ I
. fhe .iarapresenmtium of facts I
3 regarding the efiec3 of the earth
quake shocks felt here. caused
principally by Interview and
q statements by irresponsible per
. sohe -,epg are holng taken go.
. day 90 set things right and your
. correspondent believes tnat Tue
evening Citizen viii Bee foremost
. ln this move.
Hon ". q. Martin is heading
. the move. and our Cluzpns are
> heartily supporting him. and I
. when the facts become known
and She public fully realizes tho
. Injury done by such unWarranted 1
. statements. call timber will De In
demand
A. continually stated by your /
. correspondent the excitement OF
. the people has caused more dam
. axe than the quakea themselves,
but the actual damage 80 far IS
. confined 10 the shaking down of
. some cinmneys and the cracking
. Of wane, not scu usly, AND pFlu
. clpally am0ns old rotten buhd.
inEH
SSgWsSSggggSSSgSj
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
PRESENTED HIN
WITH DIAMOND RING

On the platform OF the local Santa
Re freight house this afternoon OF 9
o'clock r. q. Lemasters. the retiring
platform foreman. who leaves soon 10
accept a position with the Burlington
mer employees with a beautiful dla-
esteem for him } j. Duiy. who sue
ceeds Mr. l.emaater aa platform fore
man, made the presentation speech
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
DELEGATE WILLIAM h. ANDREWS INTERVIEWED
ON SEVERAL VERY IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
Tie Tells How tie Secured the Appropriation for the Public
Building 10 Be Located at albuquerque Talks on
the important Subject Of JOlnture

archltecl aont here would aet on the
natural suppositipn that the si00. 600,
which q for immediate use. would be-
only a pert of the moneys 20 be a..
pended here, and might plan for a
$4,000 building as originally called
for n the blil and would Bsk Cor more
money to complete the buildinr after
the $4,000 was used up he added
Mat q was rather a lucky chance THAI
got the appropriation through
"rhey had agreed 90 cut out ali ap-
propr.aiions for the territories said
ho, "as every territory Do the states.