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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
SEVERELY INJURED BY
KICK FROM HORSE

Leandro padllla. 80 years old. an
hos,lor. employed Ia Charles G. Clos.
sons livery harm, was kicked Ne the
stomach BY a horse WhiCs So was
eurrylng shortly after 3 O'Clock. the
other afternoon. and severely Injured.
SIC waa taken 10 his home on College
street, Ia a semiconacious condition.
but later revived 10 some extent II
s. not thought that his injuries will
prove fatal. although DO may % hurt
internally. The animal which kicked
the hOatloE VAS one Of The regular
livery hqf4es ana was considered
quite gentle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

Ai ihe Madison Square Thcaicr. tho
fnpky Miss Dean farce with
which Charles iiawirey scored a fair
g17ree uf success lu London. vas rrr.
eonied for The first time. The play
concerns n Miss Dean who is secretly
married fo q yonn0 painter who BIAS
just exhibited q portrait of her in t9e
Royal Academy The couple heinz
financially embarrassed. u occurs o.
iho inEenioua ST. Warc tu cause %
fn h1 STATED ia tho newspapers that
Mlss Dean hah been lon ei600.000 by
ln old gentleman Uhn had been great.
lF Impressed by BIER portrait This
niraicgom pot ONLY attracts attention
10 Wares work. bat also q number of
relatives two Of whom are Miss
Deans cousins These VIE 90 an
amns'ns fashion with one smother by
rffrra of marriage hor wealthy aunt
adds 90 her niecas embarrassment by
forcing her 90 buy an egiavaEant
wardrobe. in keeping witt Der future
social position The complications be-
como greater in number and amazing
in their proportions. ID .s only when
a wealthy American appears upon the
scent and commissions Ware 90 paint
Ma wlles portrait that d solution 90
the young copies dlincul,lcs 81 pro.
rided. and they depart leaving their
achomlng reiaiiyes 90 poudor The
play 81 received with q great deal OF
laughter. and is undoubtedly a mirth
provoking success
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
MANY COMPANIES
ARE ORGANIZED
And Their Articles Of lncOF-
pOraliOn Are Filed With
Territorial Secretary.
All SECTIONS ARE REPRESENTED


Mesa Agricultural Park Association.
The incofpofaiufa al ~ whom are
residents 81 Albuquerque and who
own four shares each. aro G.. 81 New
conner. W. A. Trlmhlc. Simon ichlers.
G. N. Foraker and Jake Lryy the
capital stock ls t1H0 900. divided into
2000o shares of che par valac OF $40
each. The time Df existence of tho
corporation ia nxed nt 30 yeafa. The
principal ONCE ie located nt ma West
Gold avenue. Albuquerque. where the
lncorporaiors are Ga charge The OBJ
leoa OF the corporation are 10 esiet-
ilah and use public parks for pleasure.
90 establish AID operate hotels and
contafuci buildings Cor renial pir-
poses; 90 establish and maintain race
tracks. stables and other accommoda.
ti0na for racing. 20 become members
of any racing circuit or association.
% promote fairs aud exhibits 90 live
stock ana produce, % rear and acquire
horses and 90 develop agricultural
and mining resources Of the country.
The articles OF Incorporation were
published in The Evening Citizen n
few days ago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
CRUSHED TO nrArH
nY hEAvY Loos.

Ricardo Rivera, a young log hauler.
was crushed TO death between s ana
- O'Clock on the morning Of January
siat near The min Of the Cooper Eum.
ber company, a Colonias Arrlba. near
0loriota. says the Optic.
he was taking 4 load 90 loea 10 the
min, when q wheel ol his warun drop.
ped iuio a chuck hole, over slx Inches
deep, and the coupling pole broke.
The young man fen OF the waron
e1d the heavy i0es rolled down upon
him.
When assistance reachod him he
was dead. The logs we're removed al
quickly az possible. bet Il was found
that hia body was crushed. from his
waist 90 his neck. almost out Of ~.
aemnlauee 10 human form.
Tho unfortunate victim was but az
ynRfp of age, and resided Ia Peoos.
wnere he leaves a young widow 10
mourn his demise. The news az Tho
unfortunate accident only reached
Las Neeaa Saturday morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17


Tho incorporators. tnEethcr with
their addresses and the number Of
shares subscribed by each are. WI
liam Hartman. Jr., / share. Frank n.
Harman, ~ shares. both OF Lynchhurg.
Virginia. u ~ williams. 80 shares.
Joseph I. Edwards. 10 sharos. and W
II buchanan 90 shares AN OF Tucum-
carl Quay county. New Mexico. Tho
capliNl stock 0f the company f. si0c,-
600 divided into .U00 shares at the
par value OF 800 each The time of
the existence 81 the company q 30
years. The principal oiice ia located
In the First National bank building a.
Tucumcuri. and the agent Ia charge As
W. H. buchanan. The objects uf the
company are 30 acquire mineral lands
and deal IN same 90 erect houses.
construct waterways. dams or. roads,
20 manufacture an products OF timber
or mineral 10 explore for and operate
oil or gas wells 90 lay out town sites.
20 deal ln stocks and bonds tO com
duct o general merchandise business,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17


Notice OF the exemption of arsenic 81
lead from the provisions OF Section
1850 Of iht Compiled Laws OF New
Mexico, 1897
Notice "a hereby given that under
and by virtue u the terms OF a certain
proclamation or declaration issued by
The Governor Of the Territory OF New
Mexico, on the eth day Of February.
a. y 1906, and Row on file IN ms 81.
lice, Thar certain poisonous solution.
mixture preparation or compound
known az nraenaie % lead. % exempt
from The provisions OF section 1890
OF the Compiled Laws of New Mexico
until Otherwise ordered hy the Gov.
efhor of the Territory uf New Mex.
leo, SO as io allow and permit mer.
chants and other licensed dealers 10
handle and sell the same On original
packages, % be used for the purpose
OF spraying fruit trees. said merchants
and dealers in other respects 10 com.
ply with the laws 81 the territory OF
New Mexico, relative 10 the handling
and selling Of poisonous articles.
Given under my hand and tho Great
seal of the Territory Of New Mexico.
az santa Fe. the Capital. this tho sta
day OF February A. D 1905.
j. W. RAYNOLD2,
Secretary Of Territory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
Rocky Mountain Development Com
many.

The names Of the incorporators to-
goihef with theif addresses and tho
number of shares owned by each are
Frank Springer. of Las Vegas. S
shares; ,. Van HOuten, Ration. o
shares. Charles Springer. Cimarrou,
30 shares. Henry Kochler. Ir. 81
Louis, shares. Thomas B Harlan,
81. Louis, 6 shares The capital stock
of the company g. si00n0n. divided
into 1000 shares ol the par value Of
800 each The time of the existence
~ the company IS 90 years. The prin.
cipal ONCE ls located az Ration. Colfax
county, and the agent Ia charge ls
Arthur n. Omcer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
oNE ROUND KNOCKOUT
AT SANTA Sc

There was a lively oneround Aght
near the southwest corner of Che
plaza, ln which two men we're put
hou Dc combat hy ID j McCoy. an
empluyo 81 the Beleu cutoff at Wi.
lard says she New Mexican. Three
men engaged h a quarrel, and one az
them was knocked down The other
two sef upon him and were Milking
him yiclcnsly as ne lay upon the side.
walk. The man was bleeding freely
from he wounds Mr. Mccoy. who
was passing called 90 the two men 90
aesiai and lCt the Frustrated man ne.
gain his feet The kicking. however.
continued with renewed Ylgor. and
MT McCoys anger was aroused. Re
laid about him with hls nsiB. and
quickly turned the TIDE Of battle ln
favor of the man ON Che sidewalk. The
Two aasaiiants then fod,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

City OF Mexico, Feb ig.--The Most
Anything correspondent hero Is being
warmly congratulated by the officials
for bis success On his predictions OF
ground hog day weather. u was warm
and clear here an dag, and reports
from other cities Ia Central America
say that the SAM kind Of weather
prevailed there. Read Most Anything
ior weather repOus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17


While we may turn to others for
brilliant and exqulsltoly written
plays, there is no writer % the great
drama who can approach Arthur pia.
GRO. me English playwright, There
~, therefore no cause Tor surprise
"a the Interest displayed hy playEoors
aover hiG latest success, "Hla House
in Order" which, without doubt. we
wiz see produced here IN the early
autumn The plot IS stnklnFly orig
inal. and concerns FlimeF lesson. who
has created draary atmosphere
about bis second wife, Nina. whom bel
married, a. hla FIRST wife'a relatives
said, ln d moment Of weakness. since
She was only the governess Of his
child hy mis- aainted wife. Now, Nina
accidentally comes across three or
luur letters that showed that the saint
carried on an INSCRIPTIONS love affair
with one ~ her husbands frieads, and
mat che little boy was the child. not
of lesson .but of this man. She %
avsrho 90 using thih weapon against
hcr enemies, until her husbands Dip
iomatlc brother points out 10 her that
after all q would be the wiseat course
t0 pursue. Ho shows the letters 20
lesson and Jeaapn politely intlmntCa
% the dead saints respectable rela
iiyes chat they need not keep so al.
fecllOnaiely near him in the future
That j. how be nnally sets hlB house
in order.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
Ths ohIea0o - NIInIna eompany.

Ahc lucorpOfaiQrh, tokethcf with
their addresses and the aHmhor ef
shares subscribed hy each are n q.
RaHoty Chicago. 500 shares; H. g.
Kenyon, Chicago. shares. 8 @. FCn-
ton. Evanston. ill. 100 shares Robert
T. Cox, Esiey city. s0corro county,
share J. n Chase, Chicago. j share
The capital took OF the company 10
fixed az Si,Qu0.00o divided into 10000
shares OF 'ho phf value of $50 each,
The time Of the existence % the cons
pany iH 90 Years. The principal ONCE
ia located az Estey Ciiy. s0corr0 coun-
IS, ana the agont Ia charge u Henry
Cox.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
The Moaollon Power and Trans.
mission Company.

Ind incofpornturs. together With
their poatofice addresses and the
number of shares subscribed by each
are Biakely Graham. 90 Denver, 1875
shares. Cherlea W. Marriott. Of Silver
City. share. and Percy Wilson. Of
silver City. share The capital stock
OF the company IS 81 100000. divided
into 100 900 shares OF the par value OF
$40. The time az the existence of the
oiiiea is lgG9tGa a. silver ciiy. Grant li
Percy Wilson.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
ANOTHER ATTORNEY
0oEs TO DEFINING,

Ralph q Ely, attorney at law, Is the
latest addition 20 the legal profession
ia pemiag. says the Graphic He has
the ONCE, formerly occupied BY Judge
Aaheniclicr Since Mr. Ely'a residence
ID Demlng be has been Interested in
the growth and prosperity Of this lp.
callty and his active efforts have
ever been such az % command the
approval and respect OK our bosi cili.
FonF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

Fob. ia, lGf2- Stranger IN New
York won fi.250 900 10 a poker game
Believed ho was John W. Gates
Feb. no, tfa0-ice men predict
hlgnor prices On account OF colder
weather
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

The Chicago chief % police says ne
say o robin the other day. That's
the hrtt time IN many years THAI q
Chicae0 policeman has seen auything
even that's suggestive Of highway.
men.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

This is the woman who has SGT the
match to the mine Of jealousy. From
dawn 90 dusk she has played with the
idle moments. Al tennis. AZ the races,
In The fashionable rendezvous at the
Pare des Princes, she has toyod with
slime.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

one of Che most ingenious creations
ed the press agents MIND was shown
This week. WHEN. 20 response 10 a no.
ai tho box ONCE 81 the laTlck The.
alter AZ which "The Little Gray Lady"
d being produced. and received free
ilckoia % the "Wednesday matinee.
Thoee who could noi b0ast tho pos.
session of d gray suit. bat VINO kad
been blessed with gray eyes or gray
hair, were equally fortunate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

When Ruperl Hughes neW play
The Triangle" ls produced az the
Manhattan Thoaier February 18th.
many well known players viii be- Ia
the east. Miss Conauolo Yznaga Bail.
oy a pretty young southern girl who
has Influential friends among the so.
ciety women IL New York. win make
her first appearance on the local stage.
although she hay appeared this sea-
son with "a travelling company. An.
other member viii be- Miss Isabel
Fish, who is woll known as a mono.
loguiat Others in the company will
Do Miss Charlotte Walker and Messrs
Ferdinand Goltachalk. Byron Doug
las William bramwel and Colin
Campbell
BERNARD COWAN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
me THEATER


HlNNNt"N ANNN'" NfNN"NIt'
New NofA. Feb in once more the
theatrical week opened VITA only q
single new production This dcnrih %
new dramatic material is somewhat
unusual II may ho accounted for By
ihr fact that ihe plays nou running
nI 8 dozen GO more inc8ieFH are so
omiaontly succoasfBl that the man.
ayers nro dubious ahoui exChaneiue
hem i0f uniFied ones.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
DASHING LITTLE DUCHESS WHO
STARTED THE CASTELLANE ROW

WIFE or ONE or the RICHEST
PEERS or FRANCS, she ls
KNOWN As THE uNcRoWNGp
QUEEN or FRENCH SOCIETY.
THE MOST DAsHlNo WOMAN ~
AL FRANCE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

The incorporates al OF whom reside
ar Domina, and who own n shG.,s
each. are; John Corbeti. Julius
Rasch. Arthur o. Rathel Arthur A.
Tmko and Amos w. Pollard. The
capital stock Is $500, divided into 56
shares Of the par value OF 500 each.
The time OF che existence ~ the COM
pany o. fixed o. so years Tho prlnci-
pal ONCE n located at Defining. Luna
county aud the agent ln charge ia
Arthur e. Rathel The objects of the
3. on The west side oi Gold avenue.
Deming
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
RETAILING POISONOUS
SPRAYING MIXTURES
GOVERNOR HAoERMAN ISSUES
PROCLAMATION TO MERCHANT
TO SELL THEM.

- aANA NNNAWa
Under Section 1860 Of the Complied
Laws of New Mexico or 1897. none
but licensed pharmacists were permit.
ted io sell a listed number OF p0lsona.
For the purpose of allowing planters
and orchard growers tC easily secure
material Tor the spraying of frult
trees. etc. Governor Hagorman has
ISSUED a proclamation allowing mer.
chants generally tO sell certain pols.
ona. IRE notice from tie sccretary's
oilco Il az follows.
Territory % New Moxlco once OF
the Secretary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

The W. ?. Lewis Hardware Company.
The lncOrpofaiurs. together with
shares; Luclan ~ Collum. 20 shares
All OF Roswell. Sew Mexico. and VI.
.T Wells, % shares. OF Los Angeles.
California. The capital stock ~ s60,-
value Of si0O each. The principal Of
Zee Is located 40 Roswell ChaVes
county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

HiHHAN NNHffiaf W TNhHF FaNf
Those seeking originality in the
thoator are finding considerable 81 o.
in the play Peter Pan, la which
Maude Adams Is starring this season.
To really enjoy the play, one must
De willing 10 put oneself in the mood
of believing in fairies aud feeling that
ones heart 81 soft and mellow. TN.
less one does 80. he will think the
whole affair rather childish and trly.
lal and will wonder, not only why Miss
Adams mas devoted whole season 20
Sc whimsical a play. bui why theater
E0ers are still continuing 20 fill the
theater every evening n must be
conceded. by even the most enthusi
asiic ~ naFrie's admirers that much
oi the plays success Is due 90 Miss
Adams fascinating personality and
hes delightful acting of the lmplsh
r0ugish boy who would never grow up
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

diminished popularity. Already q bur.
lesque Of two broadway successes %
ready 90 be- presented IN the near IN.
tuFo the titles 81 which. "rho squaW.
man from the Golden West" aug.
geats great possibilities ia the field
of fun Il 81 the present plan OF the
management TO continue the run OF the
thus competing with the roof gardens
for the patronage OF those seeking en-.
tefialnmcut Of the light variety.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

8eveutecn.Ycar-o Play Revived.
The most important feature of the
week was the revival after an interval
pf seventeen years of Fiut0W q
Marta Mime sembrieh. who. strange
~ say, appeared in the earlier pro
ductlon again esaayed the role Of
lady Enrichetta Mr. Cafuso earned
great praise upon his first appearance
here 80 the character OF Lonelio. ~
TrpYatore." with Nine. Nogdira and
Mr. knolc IN the leading parts, was
ngain produced Moxart's great opera,
Don Giovanni" was repeated IN re.
Spouse 70 a great demand II Is 1i9
years since this opera was written,
SET the vitality and beauty OF rs
music have preserved far beyond the
period Of life usually allotted 10 works
of the lyric drains.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

Western Play VIII Hold noards.
Az WebeFs Music Hall. Joe weber
and marie DFogslor show no signs Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

Mlaa Dora Sails 81 Ialeta Is spending
che day IN the city the guest Of
friends.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17


SO pleased were kiaw q Erlaneer
over ns initial success Va Chicago.
thar they adopted the plan OF first
producing all thelF plays IA Chicago
before bringing them to Naw YORK.
Monday, General Lew Wallaces "The
Prince ~ India had rs premiere per.
formahce there A. Ia the novel. The
love of The byzantine Princess irene
and the hmdaome Turkish Prince,
MohamiAen II. constitute the main
interest Throughout all The action OF
the piece, however. stalks the mys.
ierious Wandering jew known as the
Prince 0f India. Upon the abduction
~ iael, his adopted daughter. the fate
of the two great empires "a made ~
hang. From reports received here,
fho production, both as play and a
spectacle, was a triumph A more
maRniilcent setting has not been seen
IN Chicago FOR many years. The gor.
eenns costumes and brilliant effects
simply defy description The play. aa
"a snccoss. % expected % equal n NOT
surpass that OF "nen Hur" which
had continuous run Of over fourI
years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

q ~ Interesting 10 note that while
Ethel barrymore. one 90 cur youngest
American ectressos. D. making re-.
markahle hit in "Allee-Sil-Hy The
Fire, Ellen Terry who starred Tor
many years with Henry Irving. aud
who Is old enough 20 De- Miss Barry
mure's mother e. scoring "a tremend-
Gus success throughout England IN the
Identical role.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

Chicago Will Judge First.
a little over two months ago New
Workers. who sad been out west on
trips Of pleasure or business arrived
hime and related stories OF the won.
derfnl success that Pay Templqton
was enioyipg IN Chicago IN George
cohon'a "Fnrty-Five Minutes from
broadway" When g was announced
soon after that its run IN the western
metropolis was % be- broken abruptly,
these same enthusiasts gaaped az what
they regarded az q fool hardy act
New YorkerB predicted that az Chi.
. ee. 500 e''hofsro ine plhniaf 10 Tat
Witch The Royal Chief" experienced
last season. The play. came. however.
and nos only made q success. bat also
managed 10 fill the New Amsterdam
Taeaier which Is one OF tho three
lnrgesi theaters On New York.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

Viola Allen Returns 20 Shakespeare
10 Is announced that Miss Viola
Allen viii rUiurn 20 Shakespeare after
This season roylving "A Wintera
Tale" and Twelfth Might" and pre-.
scHtlng "CymbelinoH as new pro.
duciion She wlii not nse her pres
emit play "fhe Toast OF tho Town.
after june
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15

r-e,ton Woods. y. H., July IA (SpcciaD. The
...l opening Of the new Mount Washington
.s..sI took place to-day, with large number of
s,s Eighteen guests brought their automo-
- with them, ana the garage is already so
- for space shat new building viii doubt
,.ss be erected
sv,,an J. Ealenty arrived from Boston on
.,-.ssay. bringing with HIN string OF twelve
,--sss which viii be I'm great demand this sum-
y. ~ Breton Woods guests.
work on the Stickney Memorial Chapel is adj
..,cinr rapidly and there Is hope that II may be
.-,sbsd in time 20 he used lac IN the season.
n J. Blake White, OF New York, who Will
in act as house physician at the Mount
-ssssSington. arrived in company of Mrs. White
s5 bss been spending n few Gays at the Mount
Slsssant House prior TO coming over TO the other
foisI ,, .ns uu.,. ~. ,..uo -. ,,o
~ state road 10 the Profile House on Monday,
~ frnceean there with Colonel c. Fl. Greenleaf
~ anl Mrs. George n. Gardner. jr.. of New
- accompanied by friends. arrived at the
a.e.---ts Pleasant House Tuesday in a touring
~ for Crawford Notch. Another motor party
:. syrire early in the week included Mr.. and Mrs
= schoonHaker. Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Laying
s,5 Mss Laying, of New York, who are touring
Tgw England
-,sv with 235 persons to entertain over the
.------fh and although many of them in the Ap-
.ssIsrbian Mountain Club went away early this
.krssk their places have been taken by others
70 wr sOI and Mrs Paul Dudley Chase of New
-c-Z who have q cottage at Sugar Hill. have
S-sn irving their luck in various mountain
s-rssrs and following stay at the Balsams. i'm
rivz-iie Notch came TO the Crawford to make
!, fbeir headquarters for fishing excursions in
r-sWford Notch and up Sawyer's River, whence
tSev brought in excellent creeis Of trout
? smat hers Mrs. Smathers and Mr.. and
w-s r 5 Brodheld OF New York, who have
Sssn touring the mountains in motor car.
-ere 8, the Crawford several days this week
Tnsge and Mrs Jesse Johnson, of Brooklyn, have
also been there.
For many years Maplewood has been called
stbe social and scenic centre Of the White Noun
,oins" and. IN all truth, deserveily Many
rrUng persons 90 there every year and the
rosno with its ballroom and billiard rooms and
fovlng alleys. and the golf links and tennis
rourts and livery furnish sport in every
Frsnch New York people predcrninate at the
rIspewood. Handsome cups for golf prizes that
have been put up are already on Inhibition. and
The seasons schedule shows many events to
come.
The cottage colony includes among New York
Members Mrs. Thomas NeWcomb and family
vho with Miss Mary Minford, are occupying
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
War On Pet Dogs Declared. All Must Wear Tags to
Escape Death-Motor Cars Must Not
Go Fast Either,

tions were not sufficient to keep the enthusiasts
off the river. One guest at the Water Gap
House was particularly happy. He caught a
bass measuring twenty-five inches in length and
tipping the scales at five and one-half pounds,
The first baseball game of the season between
the Ali Collegians and the GlenwOods. composed
of New York and Philadelphia guests, resulted
in tie-1 to /.
Camp life here is more popular than ever and
the camp ground is covered with tents. The
campers are jolly lot, and. at nightfall especi-
ally. add much to the pleasure OF the Gap BY
their songs.
J. w. Stevenson. Bridge Commissioner. and
family are here for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Tanzer are at the Water
Gap House.
Miss S A. Hummell is al the Water Gap
House.
Mr. and Mrs. Muiers and family at the
Nh and Mrs. NJ. A. skerrett of Broo:,lya. are
here for Il short stay
Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Schumm. of Brooklyn
viii spend tbs entire sumner here.
Miss Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. Kcllender are
enthusiastic tennis players, and arc daily on the
courts.
c. D. Sheppard is at The Gleawood-