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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
ROSWELL GAMBLERS
BOYCOTT couNciLMER

Ihr samhIer h1y. uaueuratnl "a
hol COTS aealnst q 20 umD. oouncIr
men 0 Boswell because he voted
hf1l.at ihc proposition tn suhWn me
question uf icsnsina gaHhlinr In Rna-
WcN la "a Vote nf Do people Mr.
lrmp s Iu rhr ligrB business and has
Neeu unalnf somO of hls Wigs out tO
h'nRie 'ao gambling nl onsi of
Town. IfU Wopuniuf ur fhD tsfah.
iHhmeui paying hIm Us cenu q head
lnf Nl nA HUneera atfa nui iNoro.
ihe samalrg nafe notified him tha.
ihef Wili nol nay hIm ans longer and
nave madn arrangements with Oihcra.
When ihu sports DO Nr Jumps ward
f1Had rhry eoRll NOT control h|m lhey
aahrd h'm f0 resign aud iel them have
tlmD one uul in who would have spmc
rngari fOr iholr business Interests.
lut Mr jump concluded lhat ~ could
uu DIS town moro good hf holding hls
office and ruIies lur Dos DlsI interests.
particularly since b had boon elected
|nn platform which plnlg06 oYegg
mfn un ihD IIrkm tu vote nsniuIi
sHmn.ine and In favor oI hieh lreaaf
goa saloons
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
CITY MAY ADDRESS
CONGRESS WITH MEMORIAL
Would Have That Voted $4,000 Bond
Issue Validated BY Special Act Re-
moving All Questions of Legality.
CITY COUNCIL RAISES SALARIES
AND TAKES UP IMPORTANT DETAIL

tended 10 safe enard ihp lives ~ flee
men aud others which has been given
due Publicity ia The past. was passed
With the understanding that the
Ha-ia ~ railroad VIII keep the Ciiy'a
sewer outlet iu Eood repair. che coun.
Ga empowered TIE city attorney. thc
mayor and ihe tlyfh tn enter into "a
CUnlruci win toe railroad company
iOr tbe trHnelcr of the l1ad owned hy
The city nt the naghaFe plant The
Santa fe wants this ground for an OK.
tcnnlpn of their freight yards.
a new stove was ordered FOE the
city build.lg and The street depart
ment was authorized % cxpend 500
fnr a ievci and other incldontais for
me Office OF the city engineer.
The council ordered the arc lignt
mo the CORNER ni South Arnn and Coal
avsnnn MOVED Go Iron avenue and
south Arnu, and now lights were or
ucred placed at Che cornCn ~ Arno
aad Cromwell and Arno ana Lewis.
a Dlsaruntled proper Owner.
The attention OF the council was dt
ruciod io the case ~ diagruaiicd
property owner on North Broadway
who. ii is said refuses to put down
bis part or the pavement as if re.
qulred hF Ordi1ance and tho city at
iorncy was asked Tor hia opinion On
regard io what stops might be- iHkgn
io compel bin o build The walk The
attorney gave an on.hand opinion that
the city could pul d0w2 The Walk after
iho bids were duly advertised Ia COM
piiance with The ordinance ana then
have the courts declare q lion ON tho
property for the coat 81 the walk. Il
was moved aud seconded that the city
attorney take necessary procedure TO
have che walk built Tho motion
carried unanimously
W. " Fuifeilc'a petition respecting
the construction of aiops 10 the VIA.
duct on Coal avenue was granted hut
part uf tha petition regarding the
building uf "a "hqideo" from a PRO
posed new building on Coal avQnne
across the street 40 the vladncl was
denied na u WIS dremod contrary %
an ordinance rognintiaN the placing uf
distractions across the streets.
Alderman Hanlcy whs empowered
to spend on additional 1l for the
marking Of d mcrld'aa line hxed hy
the geological survey which Wiil run
through Albuquerque
An ordinance wos ordered drawn
requiring walks to De put down on tho
Nest side of north Hlgh street tO
hailrond avenue thence io Grand
Mayor Mckee stated ihat the sewer
extension would De- ready FOR renorf
ay The city engineer and ndvlsinr
them 90 Do ready lo make dcnnito
report on tho matter $50 time within
iho near future ia Toe MAYORS oDln.
ION % should be settled during tho
wlntCr
1iHGerG Hsporia
Tho cty clerk reported licensees sole
iectci durloG ne month past 10 tho
amount 0i 1-,aES.G0
Chiof McMilln -lo9ed that s330 in
hnos bal been collected during ,ho
month of October.
Iwoniythroe huibilng permits were
issued By the Building inspector. tho
Construction of which buildings WIN
fesi taN.05o, during ihe month 0f Oc-
iobcr aNcordiag to hts report which
also CATS attention Ia the fact that
she IRE escape ordinance has not been
complied with
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

Tho peeos Valley Teachers Hss1r
citation wlN mem ln Roswell Novcm
ber l0. and neromhor g. iaOG inf
tho cuuniios ui ROuacFeH. ghnves Ed.
dy and le0eum Wund Tine naaucia.
lion is oucercd as follow Prot VIM
ST. Horny president. B D. brown
yirn president Miss Annl ellison. arc
Rotary lnd treasurer rhe program
foe tne Two days VIII np exceptionally
interesting and consists ol addresses.
music peppers and discr9s.un hy iho
icachpn ol che various couutios
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
HELPLESS To- STOP THE WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC

The mea ton them ihai they Hiu nO
put into iuli " ihe} REFUSE to take
their orders in some cases lrumpod
up charges arc brought against them
with mHnuiantufod evidence. and they
arc given Ia tasie uf what fheg mat
expect Thai finishes any effort
escape
rho Immigration autanritlea tfv tu
dptori ihpf. upoDir but Ia tbn gorfe
of oatrunca u n ahnosl imnaasli,
A imam ennernily brinos tuo women
ono COMES Ia hls vito and tho othe.
as hes wlfss sister Thog have hnir
tafv mace "a. Thr oniv earcilro "a,
loo curb the practice "a to srt ibe
pfg. III on az oihar .iBat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
LAS VEGAS RESIDENCE
DESTROY ~ FIRE

Tho residence 0f Mrs n H Mills
ga tho west s'do was burned iO mo
around Munduy afternoon. says the
ODllc. The Orc started from Il doiec
tise fuo ai about = o'clock and nn
alarm Wna Immediately sent in hui
ihe structure Nas mass OF riins
hi fore ans water could ho thrown
The nearest water plug was nd the
hnmo uf Charles A Hpilas and the
Two companies asa not have hose
enough io reach ibe scene of me con
nasrailan an ihr furniture and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

mfea me- udy Aasi lhs af,es, as
went 60 hed. 10 win chagrin.
l'hr star tenor Of the world. az
Curuso ls Generally admitted io. he.
h NcapoIliian "a BIS native eif
iugo n.af Nspica ne VAS Is phennmo
gag hny suprauo. supporting his par
enla With hla voice When hts voice
changed his singing days were thought
30 hn numbered. hui q rich tenor &C.
placed lt lnd By carefully cultigal-
ing y. hH voice agaiu proved Be- gold
miup
CO. sang in iho operas at Naples.
and apnn aun worldwide umo He
made BITS North American debut De
1888 no NoN Yurk. and since then haa
Hne- iaf aiaf ut iho Metropolitan
Hranl opeiu
We became personally very popular
ln Sew Work. aH hC d constantly
hnbbliag 4raf wiih good humor Ho
IH aNon' % and s married
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

o. b highly probable that when con.
rrcas mcets again thai body viii con
slider a mrpoIlal addressed 20 Ct BY
lhe city of Albuquerque. asking that
b pass an act VALIDATING the $4,000
81 bonds voted by the people iasi
April and which have since nccn 90
clared Illegal On a technicniiiy. a.
least q plan Waa adopted hy the city
rgnncli iaai nlghi whlcn cnniem-
plates tho framing OF such q mem.
prial which Delegate AndrcWa WIN be
asked Oh nresc1f io the house for Zee
consideration The idea appears to
ho that this viii remove aii question
as 81 tho ieauiarliy OF the bonds And
the sale 90 them then would follow
without hlnlulcr Tho cOpnCil ia
fearful that should the bonds BE- SUBJ
miitfd "a n political issue q would
be- impossible 90 yet ont n tWo-thirda
vote Of property owners tu pass upon
them favomhly which me law de-
ciaroa must De D consideration proco
dent 90 their ioFalliy
Legislation Committee.
in he guiso Of miscellaneous bust
nesH Mayor Mckee took M The snat
Ter of county salaries The mayor be-
iiovca fhaf al OF the cOHnty officers
should ho placed on a salary basis
aRd hc declared thai Governor HaEur-
man wa7 also ln favor ol auch icgia
i4iiua. which would materially reduce
taxes The council voiced hls opinion
and Alderman p. n. Wilkcr0n, q. w.
Harrison ard Samuel Ncustadt were
nppuuted t0 prusoat Tire matter be-
fore me neat legislature The com
mlltce viii consult with che city ON.
clala wien reference 90 the noedou
chaHges in territorial Oscillation na q
ELECTS the city, shape their remedial
legislation accord'agly. and ify TO gei
q passed
Raise Salaries o. omslals
Ana the city council dld other
lhlngs &C tho meeting lasi night n
raised ihe salaries OF certain OF the
city officials and employees just aa
even $40 per month an arulnd Tho
raising is confined to fh8 police aud
Hro departments ihe stree. commits
siuaor ana the city attorney ae
salaries Of these incumhonts now are
CHIEF ~ Police ............ Sig5
Assistant CHIEF of Police ...... 90
r8irUlmon ............... so
rhipl 1f Fire Department ..... no
captain 20 Fire Department .. Ba
Lieutenant pf Fire Department 75|
street CommissiDnCr ............ iic|
Water Wagon Man .......... 90
Inexperienced G-cmen afo 90 begin
al SEQ monih aud the now urdl
nance PASSED iasi alahf provides for
NE icroaso ol THEIR oalarles lac the
wro of fs q month after iho first slx
months service and 81 FOR oyorg ad
diiIonal han year served until the
sainfy WIZ have reached $50 a month
One hauhitI waJ appointed sncCinl
pairoiman by tho mayor % nolicc the
vest part of che cts between Hail
road and Tiicrsa and Copper avenues
The council aerocd 30 pay mo special
pairVinan a salary az $50 a monfh
me halaitcc oi hle rnary bciu- paid
hy the property owners DOB hat Sec
ton who contribute ~ "a month each
The new pairoiman % undpr the laf
isdlcilua of the CHIEF OF police me
same aa thc other uatrOlmon
Ordinance 30 362 regulating the
sirinFIHg 81 eieciric wlrea on poles in
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

signur Enrl,o Cagasa rs, rf,at
iiahah tenor whose voice 6 worth
fioeo "a minute was yanked 90 no-
lico station Ia Now York hy two burly
cops who muehed 90 hls maigaaut
and his attempts no bob
preas thom with bis Importance ue
spent a half hour Do "a oou. or until
Herr cunrtd ihe lmprmauo. hailo1
him uui
CArusu Nhs arrested Iu Che monkey
house at CeaiWl park, where u is
charged mat ho annoyed MfH Hm-
nan Graham. an attractive young
American mairun. hy rubbing against
h-r uncaaivoly while she ana her
HuIn lug we've luukin4 li tha anlmala
A policeman In plain clothes says Do
noticed tho uciiua- and landed ON lho
sWar.hy Wle ieeor iihr tom 0i
DFicl
Carlao lys ne Thought he focog
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
COMMERCIAL CLUE 70 Room

rhe pUc0s Water DsCra association
in c0nmnr,im with mo Carlsbad Com,
moroa club and ~ q Tracy CD rop
resent fho miscellaneous laad iuior-
eatH Wlll uui On foot a syHiomailr
nud thorough plan 0i advertising carla-
had and iho aOniIgnous country AZ
q joint meeuas of ihc boards of az
reciOrs 0i iho frat named urEaniEa.
Mons. "a committee Nas appointed con
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

was held a solution in tho mine wa
ters and which proclpilaiod on the
iron tln eic lefi ln ihe shaft. The
presence ~ copper lu qDantlty sul0
rleni io accomplish fhis was not
knuwn 90 ihe time work ceased
in the lucky iuinU drifting has
he0n n prugreas ou "a body Of indigo
copper ore that wan ram from 20 10
i0 per cent in the red motal, and
about 900 toms of 70 has boon broken
dovn. and rests above an ore shoot
va thu stone nt chat polni Tho ore
has beautiful 'usief and ls lmpfce
matted with mon ryrlie. making D. AL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
STUDENTS JAILED ron
POOR acAah ARsHtp

Unaef lho requirements 0f n recent
order. cadets NJ fhc Nuawon military
institute, musg avs at least SO per
cent in each study ur they sill have
10 remnu in confinement saturdays
and 5undnys aad o. they can to got
40 ln each study thoy Will hc confined
3undnFf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

alHtne of O. % Cameron. president,
ana D @. Harvey. secretary "a iho
NummorcIU club. O. w noomun.
president aud a. A. Rove. secretary
pi Che roc1s water Users aasooia-
ipn und 81 Tracy I'd large
ih0 WmOr Users association has
appppfiatod $3.50 ana wll donate the
services of i.s secretary, ana n ia nru.
noaod io raisc BOZ addition fu this. the
snm oI $1,000 am0ag Dee nnsinoaa
men of tho clty
Ih.H moi win Oc spent Nd puh
fishing arrclts descriptive 90 tho re-
r0s valley and iho Carlsbad section
especially
TIE pNnplo interested nfn deiormin.
I'D tn bend eV Ri r-crFy io overcome
inu drastic fleets Of the "buork.ng
ihal has boon coins oh against tho
fecuH t'ilDy AN summer on fhr ware
oi .ho Panhandle lnad gganors
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
SCOTT PURCHASES
CLAIM MEAR EaTAMcIA

d. Dr. Scott, contractor ana builder
Of Albuquerque. was hCro Wednesday.
says che Eatnucia News BIO has pur
chased thc rDilaquiahmeni of Dr nah
nOy to g claim west O( town Hni viii
move hin family un thc same az once
iie brought with him Mr smu1t
who has purchased tne claim of AZ
5upuiver Both are men of means
and Wili improve iholr homoft'nds Boo
mrdiafoiy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
TX GOVERNOR rRlTLE
DEAD AT pHaeNtX.

f4eiericA A. rnilo. governor of Arl.
gonH. from issg Ia isst died in zoe.
niN sunday marius. esod fs tie
suffered from dfOnsey AND complica-
ions nf mai disease.
Frederick A Triilo wont west from
he1nfl wanna. where De waa born. 90
California in 1853, and Do che same
fnar 40 Nevada ue carried on O.
hrohcngc business To San Francisco
and Ffgia'u City FOR MANY years.
if WAS United States commits sioner
Ego receive tee Central Parinr rail-
road when lf aus completed 10 1863.
end on behalf OF Nevada presented
fho silver uise Nhich connected me
Oslo Dnds 0f tho f0ad Hu Wns q
memhcr of the nrst NoradR sounle
and wRs letter narrowly defeated r0r
governor ana other positions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

ln fle United States WnD hays been
rongnt from foreign couulrlos f0s
immoral purposes in some cuscs they
were Hnmoral women before they
started ln others they ara lsducod
20 come hy prlmlvos of good homes
aud work and arc suduccd aner thoif
arrignl
iho Wautn are brought over hy
mon who I've uu iheir earnings Tho
Nomea nrc koE Doe siatn ol terror
ANA lFr nrmod uuf 90 people ol thoir
nationality uad sometimes DO others
ihff remain in BONDAGE because they
do NOT know che saws so iho country
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

HaokE COLLAR soNE
AND plsLocATEp 81

little Boesie Atkinson met With q
SERIOUS ana painful accident at school
the other day. says lhc Esiancla
News While playing n some way
use On the Qiner children was Wiped
and fpil on ilossle hwahIne her coll
jar Bone ara AlalnnaIIns boz ahnnlAer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

household goods We're saved hy neish'
1nfs who were e4rly attracted hy The
names Ihis b ihe nrsl disastrnu.
art y ihe cas- ior months lhnro Was
nu insuraaCe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
pREscorT GETS Next
MINERS CONVENTION

lrescu't win hafr ilie honor 90 en-
ierininins the Arizona Territorial
Miners association uoxf yeas hat
decision haylHK been rached at Ga
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

Mft. Evelyn b. Barnard, Of
Kingston, NJ. ", tells how Duff
fy's Pure Malt Whisky trans
formed her from weakness into
strength after a terrible nine
weeks siege Of typhoid fever.
She regards this nedicinr as q
we saver for her. The inll0w-
ing arr her own worlds
~. frEsH puaY's Pare Nsl Wh'cey as s
stets n ihe CHf.s Hospital uhh W tsffl6ls
Npht1 Sewer When vas dlrrhafrtd %
fHHfte HEt rffH Hfat auH t.saf har.tIr
titnd 81 mJ feet 2 hal fsai = nf.ish ai
fpuf Hitit.nr aud tl cure thlI resolved 81
ufc H faif uitl ialt ihfla hdii.f. nn
~ fiaiii sn $50 vctkv gas sa.s ~ nal
htil lniif Wiifrri firing. and I rsn rraIy
ana truly t1y D saved ne from q relapse. I
Hhl keFN in ihc house. "a 4 3 a. only
rioa iueiifinr % have afHHhl Il = ffasfHiaiier
.n lnY Aina cf 9IrkHc11. ] hare SOS ull nah.
lNh tnIN fhII uihrfa nav Lnan where u Bind
ncdhNl1 neg ftaly a.. such mffl1 You're
.eiI uuIt MU. EVELYN Pm BARNARD.
Station a. Boa W., kluElian, ~. S." ort - ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

l1ni h'nk iiiai piles can't he
cured fhonsands ol obstinate yasos
haF, hene nfla hy poanr Ointment.
~ cents any drnE Store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

rHoueANDs or POOR, GROW
aEATER WOMEN IMPORTED TO
THIS COUNTRY AND STILL ARE
COMING - UNITED STATES TO
TAKE NO PART ~ THE CON
FERENCE or CIVILIZED MA.
TONS AT PARIS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

SNOWY na 30 ls rich
on ;hr Golden Gem. owned bv
Messrs. Culver aad nownos. recently
ihe tunnel project in cut the vein
passed through the load Tho oporn
tors came back io che center af fho
yaln. ana started "a wlnro 90 dnd ihn
ore on ita dip. that showed on tbo
surface K was caught ~ the nrsi
rouad OF shots Ihoy now have afleen
fort on ore. rich In carhonatos and
yellow copper and that carries some
values ln gold
-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

we r p nalies and SOM aie here
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

Tho iuiai metallic production eft
New Mexico lu 1905 amounted to u
value of F2,l8G.2S7 The amount ol
metallic ore mined was le0.5a7 toms.
nnd che ore treated. l20.835 short
tons in me Smeliers wcro shipped
f2.Gii TONS yieidins 3ib2t.02s. IN
mills were trnted 60.G95 ions. Yield
ms Sig0,7si Tho weight nf concon.
iruin shipped 10 amodors was o.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-11
Gutter Ram.

GeIbpebeI Die iebr fleine
@ans betrahtenb, bte Der BON urlaub
5uridfebrenbe Refrut mitsebra4t
bait: rOas nGdfte Mal geb' lieber etz
mas ipdter auf urlaub, bamit bic
Gans mod q pea'g mG4f!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-11

pfIeser Tin Der Sisuns): LINZ
fere @emeinbefaHe pirb INNER leerer.
es se6en teine Strafselber mehr
eini~
Wopsbuber: DOS tommt bu>
Der, neil b 2eut' Dor unisr'm reuen
poliaeibiener 10 arg anst buben.
bab T sar MIR Strafbores me6r un<
tangent"
Burgermetfer: rSs bog
nabrg Raha tperb' 7 benz 2erl
elei' pteber ~fiinbieen!~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-11
Erph.

Di9ter1ins (aIs Der &ebaf.
teur feline Manuftripte aus benz go,
pterforb fu4t) mgntfeBIi9! ltnb es
tparen bod 70 tiefe 9ebanfen!~
&ebatteur: r4b 70, bann
iperben lie pieasi4t gang untsn fsinl"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-11
g c t q d n q.

= 8etra9tuns. Sunses
Ufdb4en lbas tpesen ieiner 2iebfdufs
ten bon Der Mutter cine Sbrfeige
trtegD: ~@4, mir f4eint, fir mt4
TT Impr Der Soft Der = 5iebe!~
: Der dnontbpoIL Sbeas
tertaHtrer: Stun, 9err Muter. mas
piinf4en Sie S9Ones9" = r6aben
Sic ni&t mod Elm puFsnbes plGB4en
auf beute Nbenb fir metne S4pie>
.sermutter9 - Inter uns: sic bort
Elm bib9en iebr i9per -" Sbeas
tertuftrer: rSier, = ba nehmen sic
Drummer iiebenunbfebsig. - ba fs6t
ie cu4 ni9t bell"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-11

9ausfruu:r. Nun finb sic
f4on beinahe Elm Sabr BEL uns, Gene
: unb nod INNER feline Spur BON
llmsanssformen!"
Masb: r2ommt f9on nod, snG'
5rau = an umsung hab' 7 f9on!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-11

9itise Grauen. .linfere
Wdnner f~eierten ia an einem Sage
@eburtstas9~ = rSa! Was hait Ou
benin benz Deinen sesebsn9~ = sd
babe ihm eine Infi4tsfurte nit benz
Snterteur bes 9aitbaufes ~seseben =
mo er INNER Serne bin mD4te." =
Limb i9 babe benz meinen ben 6aus=
f4lIfel in gboeolabe anfertissn Iaf-
fem"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-11

S64fer pfIt9tetfer.
9emeinbetpddter: .Ou. 8ursermpos
tia, ben @pbler BON I ~p's'fpnst, pol
q ont ntebsrfubrt!" 8iirsermeifter:
~S@o' suut, Simmerl. ODE tonnft 3
eubm betpeif'n9!" 9emeinbefpG4ier:
". 7 tpar s'fdeit; bomit bob q 3
ne. ableusnet. bon 7 mi felba iiber.
fohre' tof'n!~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-11
Cine sebtfbete 3Dhtn.

prpfeffor Der pbilplo'
ste: n. sic tparen sulebt Bel benz
gptaniter Staubfoben in Stenuns-
babsn 81 f9 ba ettpas suf9ulben
fommen laHen9"
R69in: r@stpabre! Sd poIts
mn umfutteln, neil in mehr CUR
pbtloIosie netse!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-11

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-10
ELkS in NEW HOME
IN NEW BRUNSWICK.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Mar. 10
The Elks held their first meeting in
their new club rooms on Albany
street, Thursday night, in the new
building which will be formally ded-
icated next week. 1t was the largest
gathering of members in the history
Of the lodge.
Everyone who could be present at
tended 50 as to say that they had been
at the initial session in their new
quarters. Surrogate Peter f. DAILY,
the exalted ruler of the lodge, had the
honor OF presiding at this first great
meeting, and two no~yitiates were put
through. They were Captain James
Hughes. the steamboat proprietor,
ana Charles f. Stuart, of Smith &
Company, the h%atters.
The magnificent furnishings of the
new rooms was a revelation to most
Of the members, who had seer them
for the first time. The committee Of
arrangements was highly commend
ed for it's work. After the initiation
the usual feast was partaken of.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-10
NO WAR, SAYS CORBIN. PREMIER PULLED DOWN
Exciting Scene in British Columbia
House at Victoria.

VICTORIA. b. l.. Marcn 10.-Thero
was an exciting tilt in the British Co
lumbia parliament between Premier
Mcbride and j. a. Macdonald. the lead
er of the opposition. who made charges
of improper dealings in
with the transfer of kaien Island to
the Grand Trunk Pacific.
A bitter personal attack by MacDoh'
aid called forth excited rejoinder. The
speaker ordered Premier Mcbride &c
take his seat. ruling him out of order
in continuing Il discussion upon a ques-
ton of privilege.
Raising his voice to Il shout, the
premier turned his back upon the
speaker and continued 10 talk.
The speaker again shouted to the
premier TO resume his seat, and Me
Eride's colleagues saved il further
scene by taking him by the Goa tails
and pulling him down to his chair.
The premier then apologized and sub
mitted to the ruling.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-10
MAY HOLD THE MEET
ON DECORATION DAY.
High School Students Planning for
Events to Take Place This
Spring.

All the captains OF the high school
who, as told in yesterdays NEWS,
were appointed to make arrange
ments for an inter-class meet to be
held in this city, have commenced to
hustle and it has been decided to en-
deavor to have the date set for May
80, Decoration Day.
At the present time it is not known
just on what field the meet will be
held, but the captains have received
an offer Of the use of the Raritan
Copper Works grounds. If possible
they would like to get the grounds of
the Perth Amboy Amusement Com
pany, for then they would be able to
make a little money out of the ven
ture, and this would help them pay
the expenses, which will be rather
heavy.
The captains and n number of the
high school students who are inter
ested in the idea, went to the grounds
of the land company at Madison and
Brighton n yesterday after
noon and decided to commence the
track early next week.
This morning at 8 o'clock a num-
her of the high school athletes, who
are trying for the relay team, met at
the high school and started out for
another cross country run.