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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
PATRICK GETS LONGER
LEASE on HIS LIFE.

Albany, n. s.. March ~ Governor
Higgins today Issued q further re-
prleyo until May 18Th, IN Che case %,
Albert q Patrick. whose 1entonce a
death for the alleged murder OF VIM
Marsh Rice. the governor has already
delayed from January 22d 20 March
ioth The respite ID NJ the Joint re-
quest oi District Attorney Jerome
and the attorneys Tor Patrick. 10 order
% allow time for continuance OF the
proceedings on motion Tor a ncW trihl
now pending in New York city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
MOODY KNOWS NOTHING
Or HIS OR ANY cHANoE

Chicago March Attorney Gen.
eral Moody. when asked today re
garding thG pfgapocla of changes iu
the cabinet replied "i am not yoi
ready to leave the cabiurt and when
ora. will announce d. ) 90 MOI
know anything about any changes in
t1e cabinet and have mo- right 90 know
anything
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
ANOTHER Snip GOES
ASHORE IN NORTHWEST.

San Francisco, Cal. March 49, ADJ
Vices 10 the Merchants Exchange
says THAI she steamer transport re-
ported ashore near pOn Angels wiz
probably be- a total wreck The cfcw
were saved
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

The Ration Reporter says. the ~.
louis. Rocky Mountain and Pacific
road has commenced Oh laY tracks
from prfston b. Clmafron. They "a.
peci io pul IN the arsi three miles OF
track ay hand. and after ne laying
oi ihai Wlli then use track laying ma.
chincfy. which will enable them Co
ay q very rapidly Tho company a.
making III haste 90 SEE inll Cimar'
ron
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
sUPREMAoy oF erArg

Washington. o. a. March la Tho
Caleb poNtfl case was decided ~
tho supreme court % The United
states Today against Powers on TIE
frouud thai tho case VAS ncI RENEW
able irnm the 4'aie to the iatorai
court The case thcrrfofo % remand
"a % the koniucky crurta.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
.ST2ASCFR 0 CHALLENGED
FOR A MATCH RACE
JOSEPH BARNETT RECEIVES A
MESSAGE FROM WAHLoREN, At
DENVER, AND ANSWERS At
ONCE.


joseph Barnett. Albuquerque. ~ a.
Would you match Stranger q
against Castlewood and Fl1rodora, FOR
$500 corner. during Overland races =
tsigned) @. A. WAHLGREN.
The above telegram was received hy
Joseph Barnett. owner of the PAGER
Stranger o, today. from @. A. Wahl'
sron. secretary OF the Overland race
course association at Denver, and was
promptly replied 10 hy Mr.. barnett
aH follows;
Ia. a. Wahlucn. Denver. Colo.
VIII match Stranger O against
horses for two rncee $500 d corner
winner 10 take an. one race TO be- run
Ia albuquerque and one during over
land races Ware me acceptance OF
refusal OF these terms
sslgned) JOSEPH BARNETT.
I'm dead willing 20 match stran
go- o against either OF the above men
toned horses" said Mr.. hagn1it but
want Albuquerque TO get something
ont OF o. whether ! win or lose, 80
wired Wahlgron thLt u ho could ar
range Two races. one here and one al
Denver. $500 a corner on each race
winner take an, he could got nay
game"
Stranger o has track record OF
.a.OS4, FiOrudorn who has been soor
here. has a record OF 2.i0h VALE
Castlowood tho other horse mention
ed. rs somewhat OF a dark horse. but
90 the year book is given q trach
record OF e.Ogh Judging from thii
dope" li would look as though stran
ger % had a shade or two the best OF
d.. but The dark horse may do "a
many dark horses have done Do
fore, como from behind and Win under
wraps.
However. sucn race would be-
drawing card for albuquerque, and a,
Stranger o is Alhuquorquo'a iaYoFiie
Mr. Barnett stated he would not mattel
the race under any other terms thar
that ono OF the two races he pulled
on here. up 90 q late hour Mr.. har
metz had not received an answer q
bis telegram 90 Wahlgrcn. stating The
terms under which be would make
tho match,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
soiToR CO TOWN TOPICS
INDICTED ron PERJURY

New York. March ll-Col. WIN. ~
Mann. editor 81 Town P0plcs today
was indicted iar periurY BY thc grand
jury The Indictment % h1aed on hla
Testimony in ihe recent trial oi Nor
man HapFOod. editor % Golfers
Weekly. Who Uas tried on the charge
Of criminal l.bel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

Democrats Preparing.
House democrats are entering With
hopeful hearts upon the campaign
for the election OF che aixiloth con-
gross. Tho selection OF Jucgc Grlags
of Georgia as chairman Of lhc cam
paign committee q generally pleas
ing 90 che democrats. especially 20
those in the radical wing Of the party.
D. o. said that william ~ Hearst
promised that Ia the event 0i the
selection Of Iudgo 0lera as chair
man, the committee should not lack
Tor ncodful funds 90 carry on the
campaign Mr. Hearst ia n great adj
miror VI and has confidence ln the
ability and srgacity Of the Georgia
politician.
Tho selection OF Judge Crlggs az
chairman recalls The sad fate which
overlook Chairman Cowhcfd two
years ago COwhord, realizing that
he was making a hopeless hght
against the tremendous wave Of
Roosevelt popularity. but b. stuck TO
bis post here On Warrington and aid
the best he could. 90 close ala he
stick 10 hls chairmanship duties that
he neglected affairs In his own dis
trict, and when the votes had been
counted. Il was found that a repub-
lican had been elected 90 succeed him
In the hoaae.
Congressman nahcock. who man
aged the republican Congressional
campaign two years ago, has taken a
page odt OF Cowherd's book. and has
announced that be will not again aC-
cept The chalrmanship Senator la
Toilette % exceedingly anxious 20 lifi
Mr. nabc0cka political scalp lock.
and Babcock has decided that some
one who has a less precarlous hold
on hia seat can have the chairman
ship honora. Ie proposes to stay 90
home this summer aud fall. and cul-
tivate his constituents. James 81
sherman of New York, j. A. r. Hull
OF Iowa. and James A. TawncY Of
Minnesota, are mentioned as possible
spciesBora. Hull and Tawney say
they are not ambitious. and the prob
abilities therefore are that sher-
man will De made chairman.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

~ william H Burr surgeon FOR
the Santa " az Gallup, was in che
city yesterday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
oampaIan oentrIbulIons InysltIaatad.

There Do a committee Of the House
OF Representatives known as tdo
Committee on the Election of preai-
dent. Vice President and Members
OF Congregs q has room down ln
the sub basement. diugy little
room. rarely visited by any one oK-
copt tho chalrmnna clerk, for the
committee averages meetings not
more than once a session
Yet this unimportant committee,
one OF the jokes Of the house organ
izatlon. % likely 90 be- a great deal
On the public eye during iE' next few
weeks Il has determined upon an IN
vesugal0n of the use OF money ia po-
iitichl campaigns, and there Dr. no
subject Of investigation more preR-
nant with possibilities. The come
mlttoo Will starr out with an inquiry
into the contributions made for po-
lltlcal purposes boy the big msTauce
companies. Insurance ohciala VIII
be called aa wltneaHe0 us Wlll also
Chairman Armstrong and lnqulstof
Hughes of the New York lcvlslaiure'l
investigating committee
Nor win the committee b. content
with an inquiry into the contributions
hy insurance compauieG it proposes
20 take up the whole question of po-
lticni cont rihutl0ng by Clrpurailoug
and N IL presses the investigation =.
an earnest way, some interesting dia-
closures may o. expected y has not
yet been decided whether party CAM
paiFn managers shalt be called but
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

Joseph Barnett. Albuquerque. ~ ~
Would you match STRANGER q
aEalnst Castlew0od and Florodora, FOR
$500 "a corner during Overland races
tsigned) @. A. WAHLGRhN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-30

@c0Gtc 2on0itrnbcu -
Gbcfz Sngcnicuw ". ". Gro@bD bon
Ser 2on6itrobcn e NbthciIunG oe@
WorplGnocr @coIoGii6cn @crmci.
inrgS0icnitc2 iprod iibcr sic &crmcn.
nun0 bon Del oui 2ouoitrobcn sur
Icrbinocrumq ocS Stoubiibcl$ nm
io9te: sd femme fctncn Nlob in
MurpIono, 100 sic @cultbung icI6it
BON California ScI. peIdc& N3pboIt
entbGlt, gcrcdtIcrtiNt mare, "a Gr'
items Sroit Die 0ciprenglmq ocrSmlos
5troBen nit Del mmOgIid) mod)t un0
:}ineiien& sic Soften 81 bod iein Mir
hen. Sn Siio=Goliiornio, no Der
Bruno nicmolS gciricrt, bot sic @cr.
lpen0ltng oicic5 oSpbuItboltiacn 0cla
auf Den 2onoitroBcn sur &erbiitumG
bon Stou6 Grberit giinItiAc HcIultotc
erSielt nno oic Tcrbinbung ocS Ms.
plaltiotcS nit Sono Gin t6oiIGd)lihca
Yfioiter Gcgcbcn mcld)es inherent
ISpboItpiIoiter I'M Sitcn icbr 0bnlid
iiebt. GoS GcnniplpnniusCe Del lit pus
rofiinboltig uno fam 0aber ouiSonN'
5trobcn nid)t o~ngeluenoct lperocn. @ir
aeIoqt, 1T oieieS WittcI gegen Den
Stoub in Warplun0 nid)t gu gebrol'
hen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-30

%tollllte lid) nnd) Noltic bCgcbct. Ga,
9%eto0tete GfCro reprdicntirtc rinci
Wertb Don 5000, Ser Strubcnbo6u
lrdGgon mar inter 6iibrun1 Ocs I}o
tormonne9 @orpcu 6ronfIin non 9tr
300, Sin Sutton Npcmlc, un0 Sc;
G%on0uttcrra @orrp Bangs Ooil 9tr
I4S, @eIt Germans traGe.
@Gtcr uu0 SoGn pom GOT
mottOC qetrottcn.
&lIS @r. @iuiom $. Griffith, 81
Sabre alt, BON 9}r. 1928, gSilfcnS.
Nuemte, am SumitnQ oic Nubngclei't
Ger Baltimore Chic @0bn" bel
W}ount Stare Junction IN NcGlcttun1
icines . Sabre oItcn SobHc2 &crnoll
$. Griffith mo iciner t3 Sabre olten
E0d)tcr, Wtiunic Griffith ijbcridritt.
!ultrocn cr unO fem Sobn BON Der
2rfomotioc Ar. 1915 Der Baltimore.
Solo gobu" dctroiicn. Sr. Griffith
SnurOc an rcd)tcu 9cin muO Arm, TO-
:uic I'M @ciiht ucrlctt, mGbrcnO ici.
llenl Sobu Oua rC6te 9cilt 5erulCtid)t
.UurOc. 9cioc Wlr0cn }ltnGd)it iii
cincm 3ltQc nuA Der Calhoun StruBe
un0 Don bort ans III Der Nn6uluuj
oca iiiOpcitIiGcn Giitrift5 uud Ocm
nSrontIin SQlIarc Soipitol" &c.
byud)t. BUR 3cit 0ca llniua9 mar
0G6 NfIOhrn ctua9 3uriid0cblicbcd
uu0 Dottcn lid &atcr ur0 Sobu nm
6cmon0t, lnt oniiclbc 3u ruien, no
Gurh c9 fam BOB tic oie beronfont,
mcnOc 2otomotipc uid)t bcucrftcn.
z al bic &ofumotiOc h t..
@r. Sol, Sommcra, elm Ct Sabre
alter Mann BON Mr., tt07 2cao,n.
buN. StrnbC mur0c am SumitcQ
NbcnO acacn 1915 ll6r, ais cr an ser
Gdc BON N3cit StroBe mo Ohio.
Nocnuc Die @clciic Der Baltimore.
C6iO 9obn" iibcri6reiten mpQtc, Don
Der &otomotiuc 9tr. 10 gctroiicn unO
in cineu @robcn ncbcn Ocn @clciicH
gci6lcuOrtt. Gr murOe nod ocnt
&iircnl pes 2r. 6crguion l}r. zoos.
SijOsS 6orp StroBc, gcbroAt no c4
ltd bcrouaitcltc, 0oB CT ncbcr elmer
&crlcBung al Der ~llntcrlippc GueIs
id)un0cn ON rcdJtcn 2lrm, Ser rcd)trn
&iiitc un0 am Iinfcn Ncin crlittU
bate. NuhOcm CT pcr6ulocn mar,
lulrOc cr nud icincr @obnung iibcr-
iiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-30
NaS @cttcr.

sir Wnrnlon0 mo Den Ciitrift
Columbia bcutc Wiorgcn NeNcngiliic
nndber flor, morgcn flares Wcttcr
iii0mcItlid)c mo norOmcltlihc g9in0c
Ger bodItc CGcrmometeritnn0 be.
trug qcitcrn rs @roO lml 6 llbr
NbcnO@ mo Der nic0rigitc y @roO
INN 1 llbr Wtorgcna,
Sn oCu iibriQcn Wun0cSs QScttcrito.
tioncn mlirOc Die i%olgcu0c N}nrimiI.
Icmpcrotur rcgiitrirt: Gnltport "a
8~ortlunn -, Bolton S6, 9IbunD S6
Neip.2orf 50, @bilooclpbio 50, VT.
Iontic-GitO Is, Gopc Man "A, @oib.
ingtou rs, 9torIolt So, Snttcroa 81.
Charlotte 81, g8iImington Sc, Gbor-
Ieiton IS, Souonuob 9G, SddionpiaC
90, Sllpitcr IS, &cusN8Cit IS, Ntlonto
81, WontQomcrn Sc, Ncms0 Orleans 80
Yolcltinc IS. 8olpclton IS, Corpus
Gbrilti o. Wicmpbi3 81, Cincinnati
81, YittoburN IS, N9mcgo 50, @llf'
folo 80, GlcpcIono Is, Detroit 81, MI
peno 10, WlurQucttc II, Green @nr
81. Chicago II. GuIlltb so, 81. SAUL
80. ct. Youi2 50, aonio0.Gitn S6
antobo 81, Nurou 81, 8i@mnrd 81
Soprc 81, Solt Hofr Sin 90, 0cnpcI
IS. Nortb %lottc IS, GoOQc.Gitu Sc
Nmoriuo Sc. Sos Nn0cleo 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-30

@ctm pro0uftcn Mus il c |.
lunA.- Die ElGnc iiir sic Ncint-
pro0uttcn=Nht5ItculnQ I'M Electric
Fort" pom s.. September biz sum 6.
Cftobcr, mcld)c llntcr Den Nuipi}ien
Der oGroucIcr0 & MGrGont5 @iiocio,
ton" obQcbnltcn mcrOcn iol, ncb-
men nod un0 nod icItc Iorm an. Sm
Nouptanorticr an ser ode OonS6urp-
uno Baltimore trobc IicQt elm @lon
0cS observation-disclosures mo 0c9 Co
limos I'M nGIcctrics Furt" sur &(niidlt
Gus un0 crtbcilt Glcrf Charles 6.
Mcllb jcOe gcruiiniHtc NlStunft.
&uhri6cinli6 mcrocu oltd) Io6rifon.
ten, meldc ihrc gHuorCu bier ucrfo1l.
fen, 5ltr 2(uaitcultnQ ibrcr 6obrifotc
}lrAcloilcn mcrocn, }luBCr Der Nus
ItClllmQ mcr0cn Nmiiicmcnt5 nidlt
o!lGcr Nht Qclolicn mo bicr5u miro
Ser 10 Tdcr grobc Complex por Dem
@cbduhc bcnlrtt mcrocn. Eopncc
@in'S uy9iIo @cIt" miro cine Der 9Gt-
trottioncn iein.
Gem @ciipicI BON Eitt9bur0 lino
ol0crcn StdOtcn ioIQcno, iolcu 0ici2
NllSitcaunQcn idbrlih itottfi10cn.
Der Grl0S scr oic8iG6riQcn NnlSItcl-
IrlN miro ais Stommion0 fir nicIcn
3mcd bCnltbt.
Sam an sic llnrcNtc. -
@uItcr Gouta, Elm 9tcQcr Don 9tr. G5G.
@rooIcp-S troBC ling ou Somitoq
Nbcn0 nit ieincr @clicbtcn, Oturp
Gags BON Nr. PIC, Mod StruGc, an
DER Surnb Nnn., uobe Trcmout Str,
Strcit an. Gic ~9}cNcrin prritunO jcz
bod iold)cn SpoB nid)t, ionocrn
brndtc Elm Hoiirmeilcr 5ltn, &oridcir,
nit Dem lie DEM 9tcNcr icd)3 Sd,nitt.
mlUu0cn u1t Nrnlcn un0 NcinCn bel
brodtc; feline ocricIbcn NOR irOod &c
t0brlidl. WtGrU pnn0crtC fir 0icic
Sbnt in E%rmonAcllul9 elmer ibr uult
Nidtcr So0cn I'M mCltlihcn Stations.
Aul3 nliNiftirten Strnlc non 81 ruo
Soften altf 30 Gage nod) 9dtmmcro
Slider.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-30
Sd)iffSfnricn bon nnb nad) ScntidJ'
LAMB.

Son Baltimore bis @rcmcn: SEQ.
lite $50, $40 uno $3.50. Bremen
bis Baltimore: $3.50 unN $3.50.
&lunoreiie 5u biaigerem Greiie. SBcu.
&. 0icncr & Go., 217 Cit-$altimure.
Strahc, Q70D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-30
Shru. S. 0icner &: Gu.

Geiie 9ureau uro @cd)ielItubc
Sdiifsfarten bon un0 nad) GcutId)
lano nit Dem NorOoeutiden 2lop(
uno unocrcn 2inien. Heiiepoiie, @ed).
5eI, Greoitbrieie un0 @eloicnoungen
2t7 it.SaltimOre,S traRc.
= IOn0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-30

@ringt Or. Billiards aus
0cnpcr 3urit ct. - @ebcimpoli.
silt SbomoS @o0on lit noh Gcnpcr
obgerciit, nm Or. Nurrp u. 9lidoro5
bon &iogelp, GoroIinc-Gountp, Scr IN
Gcnton Ben 600 bon 1Srolt George u.
TonmS pcrurladt bobcn ioQ, nod
bier 5uriId 81 brinAclt. Or. Hidorbs
mrlroc in Gcnuer pcrboftct, 100 er IN.
ter Dem Non1cn VI. T.. Gee lcbte. @ce
bcimppli5ilt No0on iono sic spur
oea 6IiihtiGen ourd) cine @oagolt-
loOung Efer0e, mcIde Or. RidmbS
BON Senper nod Gcntpn ianbtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-30
Sin miiroiNcr Iyna.

Sic oG6oritD Graou5otion 60
cietn" bot iid elmer oltcn 0cutidcn
Grou anQcuommcn, lpCldc oQcin
itcbt mn nidt mcbr iitr ibrcn Sc
beu@mtcrbuIt iorgcn fam. Sic oltc
5rou m0htc Qcrn IN Die n9(QGcmcine
QeutidC @rciicn6cimotb" cintrctGn,
rno ser Observation-Disclosures @cicQid)oit
lit cS QcIungcn, 5000 iiir oen 3uCd
3uiammCn 5u bringcn. GS iin0 obcr
$3.50 crfor0crlid), un0 "a Ger Doconte
8loB in ser 2%(nItuIt ulr bis 5lm T..
gtu0lit fijr bic Grou oifcn QcboItcn
miro. 10 tbltt Gilc uotb. Gic @CicQ.
idoit bot bCSbulb Den DGcuti6cn
9prrcipon0cnten" criudt, cincn Nllf.
ruf an SOS bcuti6c NubIiflm 5t er.
lalicn. Su0ioioucQc 0cutihc, ocuts
i6e Bercinc ooCr octtidc airdJenges
nlein6crL mclde bcIicn mollcr, Der
alten Grou 3u cinCm iihcrcn @cim
an bCrGclfCrL fonncn lire @citrGgc
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Gorrcipon6cntcn," Nr. 4t3, SIt.
9oItimorcItroBc, icnocn, ipofiir in
bcn Spnltcn Scr 3citmG prompt
Q%itittirt iucrocn miro, o6cr an sic
DGboritD Organization Society"
CIR. 101, @citsS oroto0oItrobc.
Sn ser &cOoftion iiir sic 1rou Elm.
geloufen limo acItern BON:
Charles GcIp 81,
q. $. ST.
&orocm mnrcn ihou $3.50 be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-30

Gbcnmatismns, 8idlt, Samtfranf.
beitclt etc, garantirte Sur i'm
y@icnna Sanatarinm," Nr. Alb, 3D.
SopettesStr Sanatorium lit ausgc.
itattet nit alien mooernen apparaten.
(Suli21)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-30
WcGcnicitiacs GntgcNcnfummcn.

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men jlurlden Den Hrbeiteru mi
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The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-01
NEW RULE
Big Salmon Miner Will
 Search Employees

"I will never employ another crew oi men to work ou the properties ot the Livingston Creek Syndicate in the Big S 'Un district, without the men con- se- that 1 shall have the right tc search them as they leave the prop erty," said J. B. BIick, the principal owner and the superintendent of that company, This year our company lost several thousand dollars by men stealing it. That it a source of loss in every plscer mining camp where the gold is course"
 Mr. Slick had six men arrested for robbing his bedrock ,aud lsluice boxes last summer. Three of the men were discharged at Whitehore without trial because of lack of evidence on which 10 base a prosecution. Two were &C., ouitted on trial and one convicted. The latter was sentenced to one year in the jail.
 It is claimed by other miners than Mir. Blick that losses have been made through men stealing nuggets and coarse gold, but his proposal to search the men aS they leave work is the first remedy that has, been suggested beyond careful watching.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-01
GREAT CROWD ENJOYS
 ( HALLOWEEN DANCE

There was very large atterdance a, the Halloween dance given by the Ladies of the Maccabees last night, which was one of the choicest affairs of the year. The hall was elaborately and appropriately decorated. Chinese lanterns, the colors of the order, and black cats, bats and other symbols of the mysterious darkness of the night were everywhere present. The first dance was in sheets and pillow cases, and a fortune teller gave her patrons glympses into the future. At midnight the guests were presented with the pictures of their future husbands and wives. Delicious refreshments were served at midnigt.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-01
To All Members White Pas Hos
 pital Association

Take notice, that iu accordance with Section l, Article ". of the constitu- tion, the Regular Annual Meeting of the WHITE PASS HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION will be held at the rooms of the White Pass Athletic Club, on Tuesday, November 9th, 1906, at 500 D. m., for the election of chair nan to succeed N. W. Watson, and one trustee for term of three years; and the transaction of all such other busi' ness as may come before the meeting.
 Your attention is called 10 Article x of the Bylaws with reference to proxies, and particularly "That DO member shall receive or be entitled to more than five proxies"
 E. L. MILLER, Secretary.