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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-25
GEN. sVAUGHAN'S STAFF.
Several Prominent Officers faays
Accepted Positions.

& NORFOLK, VA, February e4.-rhress
officers who served on the staff 4 OF
General c. g. Vaughan when that of
ficer was colonel OF the Seyentyrarzt
Virginia Hntantry, have accepted posi-
lions on the new brigadier STAFF. Thsy
are Captain Clinton l. Wright, regi-3
mental adjutant who becomes assist
ant adjutant- general with the rank OF
major. Captain !. w. Wake Truxton
becomes quartermaster-i nrchief, with
the rank Of major, and Captain Law
renee Warning, cpmmIssary, VINO ha-s
comes commissary- in-chiet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-25
jamestown Dental Convention.

- Especial to TIC TIlned' UIBpltch,J
NORFOLK, VA, February 24,-The
following officers for the Jamestown
Dental Convention have been elected
BY the executive committee Of tho con-
,rurner, OF Raleigh N. c.. president;
pr. b. Holly Smith, of ale4ynore. vice
president; DR.. j. Y, Crawford, Of NASH
Vile, Tenn. honorary vice-president;
Sc ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. and DIR, M r.. Finley,
az WashlnEton. D. G. treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-25

Sleep, Is Tired Natures Sweet Re-
storer:" 1t builds up and repairs the
wear and tear Of the days work. With
out sleep the human machine soon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-13
NEW BILL GOES ON AT
CASINO TONIGHT


Forty ave Minutes From Broadway" D..
the name OF the new Tim at the Ctsiu.
witch promises te prove one ut tho mos.
successful pieces the company has put rl
since DO opened itH enlargement at the pppu-
Tar summer play house The play is uu,
the opera of that name, but D. is Just
H"lfl and sptightl} aH the opera and ls "a
ihtillei from start TO uutsh the plot con-.
tors about 1 will lost at tho Crucial momcrr
in % Young man life. and follows his ad.
ventures through some stormy days untI
the VIII BIS uuultY round in one nj nts cont
pockets An adventures "a pretty girl %
l",ul friend aud "a man who is seeking his
own interests figure boo tho plot which is %
strong one Ei,tug each member of the conn
ranN an vppurtuutt, tor ouorli,, work.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-13
SCIENCE SETTLES Ir
DandruT II Caused by u Germ That Snps
the Hairs Vitality.

II is now q settled fuct chat dnudrur Is
caused by "a germ Failing hair ana hnldnea,
are the result ~ dandrun Dr T. T.. Boards.
ley of Champaign. HIS, got hold Of the
ne" hair preparation Newhros uerpicidc
the only one that killa the dandruH germ
He SAYS ! used lierpiclde for my daudrus
ana falling hair aud ann we'll satisfied
with the result Dr. H. = Fugate OF ur-
hann, Ms. says ~ have used Herpicidc fot
duudruu with excellent results I shall pr,
scribe Il with my practice. ucrpicide Kills
the dandrun germ, Physicians ms wei as
the general public nay 81 sold By leading
druggists send Toe m stamps for sample
lo Th" Her9icide Co., Detroit. Mich Two
sizes soc ana 100. D. "A. Briggs a Co..
special agents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-13
It Is Surprising
So Many Men

are wiling to wear cotton
mixed clothes when they can
get all WOOL but it's more
surprising that anybody is
willing to pay Atwood prices
for COtt00,
You know that wool is very
high priced aII-wooI clothes
cost more than part cotton
III you want aII-WooI clothes,
you must pay the price. You
understand that, But don't.
pay the price, and not get the.
stuff,
You want Atwood clothes
and we're sure of it, they wear
SO nuCh Dettefy keep ShapeI
better and have so much more.
than the Cotton-aduIter-
goods, that you'll find
economical, even at
their higher price,
We have Hart Scbaffner &
aII-WooI clothes 10 show
YOU you'll never see any !
better
\ 4 \ y \
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-13

Arizano Fair Thursday ana Trian,. ex.
cepl thunder showers In north portion
Thuredu1.
T. J schmidt has left FOR Portland or
} G Dunn jig In the city from Wichita.
kas
g Eeonan was here from Springer yes.
tcrdHy
l. and } e shelley have gone to los
Angeles.
Manuel ArmtIo Of pena Blanca. vpcnt yes.
terdUN IN the clts.
J a Wood. the Golden mining man. was
40 the city Yesterday.
Miss McAtpin. Of this city. has Ien for a
visit with Chicago friends
Prof w * Preston len last night IN a
business trip to Las Vegas.
A. y McGanoY returned last night from
o business tria t. Domingo.
Mrs. ), r. FRss, ~ aaHdHloua. visited Al
huquefauc friends yesterday.
! Diego Aragon. Of hos f.unas. was q
business visitor here yesterday.
George a kasemau returned last night
from a business trim 20 Santa Zee.
q O. Williams. of south McAlestcr. l. r.
was here Yesterday en- route to Roswell
Eugenio Romero. treasurer and collector
~ san Miguel county, WAS in the city yes
tcrday
Assessor Nabor Mirahai oryalencla county
has returned 10 los Lunns after u bust
ness trip here.
President W. r. johnson Of the Amcri
cnn Lumber company. has returned from q
TIN 10 California.
II T ransant and W D. rutpey. stock
men Of Loyeiaud Col, arrived In Atbu
qucrquc last night
W S Dale and family lcn YESTERDAY for
HlNthedale. No, afot spending several
months In Albuquerque.
liniau Jean Taylor grand daughter Of MI
and Mrs g. e. Wilson of North seventh
street In M with scarlet foyer
Manager T.. s. Pnrlter N the local husi-
ness Of the International correspondence
schools III IN San Marcinl on business
~ j H. Kaufman. ph}alcian at Thorcnu
Tor The American Lumber COMPANY. left Tor
The woods last night after u few days In
the cit..
IA Garcia, Of u q Garcia & co. ro.
turned Yesterday from F~lagHtnr. whore he
purchased 100000 pounds of wool thut van
DE stored hero.
There viii De a regular meeting Of the
Ladies' Ala Society Of the Congregation
church at the church parlors this afternoon ,
at $3.50 o'clock. p,
G a teinshart, a welt known contractor
ohd formerly sheriff of Sierra county. ar
rived Ia Albuquerque luHt night 10 look az
ter business matters. .
MI. and Mrs. Louis ufeld aud daughters !
returned 70 their Albuquerque home last
night after an abrenco ~ a year IN Eng
land aud the continent, C
a battalion IT the rweuty arm infantry a
United states army Is expected 60 arrive Il
here to-day from ~ paso, On route 10 san "a
Francisco on o special train. t
The Commercial club dance last night was !
heartily enjoyed bl a number ~ young PEG. a
PIE The dance was - %negligeo AFFAIR and "
GUNNER time refreshments were served b
Ed LaYolle and wife. who have bnen Wis Il
itinE FOR the past month or two at MI la 81
Nellcs old home in couuty Mayo. ireland, &
az" expected 90 arrive home tonight from e.
their TIA. Il
thart,s u,sst ,h. ..t.,., q,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-13

From the East. Arrive. Depart.
10 !, southern Cal Elk 7:45p $3.50 p
No 3, California Lin. 1898 1915 p
No Z, Northern Cali
fornis Fast Mail 1855 D 12:4S p
No 9, El Paso and
Mexico City Ex-
press ..........11:45p 1920 a
From the West.
No ?. Chicago Fast
Mail ........... S:0Oa S:25 a
Ne 4. Chicago Limited 1859 1900 a
No S, Chicago andKan-
sas City Express 6:45p 7:45 p
From the South.
X No 10. Chicago, Dem
yer and Kansas
city .s........ 6:3Op 200 p
No. 10 connects at Lamy with
branch train for Santa Fe and stops at
all local points In New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-13
JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
HELP WANTED--FemaIe


small family. Apply mornings. John
Lee Clarke soy Roma ave #
WANTED-Good looking and intelli-
gent Mexican girl. one that can
speak some English, to work in a
business house in Mexico. Address.
Capt. Jno. Y. Hildreth, general de-
livery, city.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. SOC w. Railroad.
WANTED-A girl for general house
work. Inquire at los S. Arno. 4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-Partner in an established
business in Albuquerque; small
amount cash required. For further
particulars call at Room 23, Whiting
block.
WANTED-Partner in growing profit
able out-of-door business. Adj
dress H.. A., Journal.
WANTED-Gunny sacks, all sizes.
Cash or for feed. f. w. Fee, 602
South First street, phone 16.
WANTED-To buy young heifer
calves. ''C'' care Journal. If
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-13
LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST
THE WEATHER.

Forecast.
Washington June 12-Nrw Mexico and
Ariz4na Fair THURSDAY and Tridny. ex-
cept thunder showers in north portion
ThureduA,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-13

DRs. BRONSON & BRONSON
Homeopathic
Physicians and Surgeons.
over Nhnn's drug store. Phone.
office and residence, 62S. Albu-
uuerque, y. NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-13

WANTEDzMan to take riders on
commission. Apply 11S 5, Fourth
street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-13
MISCELLANEOUS

SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
disengaged, win sew by the day, $1.5O
Address, Seamstress, car Journal.
SEWING I'll 200 North Edith street
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:JENTIs1n.
ARCHITECTS.

f. w. SPENCER
Architect.
Rooms 46 and AZ. Barnett Building
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Trotter &
Hawkins. If
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FOR SALE--MisceIIaneou

FOR SALE-Good roll top desk. APP
PLY room 4. Barnett building.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-13

FOR SALE-Good business PROPOSE
ton. For particulars address Box
246.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

G.. n. ENGLE-
Niolinist.
Music furnished for public and private
entertainments. Dances especially.
904 South Third street.
, 1907-11-19
PRETENDED TO BE
LARAMIE PHYSICIAN.

Sheriff Bath was at Cheyenne yester,
day and was told that the sheriff of
that county had James A. Ballard OF
this city in the county Jail, charged
with stealing a gold watch from a lady
of Cheyenne. The fellow, Harold st.
Clair by name, insisted that he was
DR.. Ballard and showed a receipt for
dues from Laramie aerie, Eagles, to
the end of September. AS soon as
Sheriff Bath saw him he subsidized, but
would not tell where he gained posses
sion of the card. DR.. C. A. Ballard
stated this afternoon that as far as he
knew nothing else had been missed
from the office. The card was in DR.
James Billiards. desk in the offices at
the Interstate Townsite building. In
the district court at Cheyenne, at $3.50
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, Judge r..
N. Matson sentenced Harold st. Clair,
alias James Ballard, alias DAILY, to five
years Imprisonment in the penitentiary
at Rawlins. st. Clair entered a plea OF
guilty to a charge of the theft of a
gold watch from Miss Anna Rainey.
Hogan has not been arraigned.
, 1907-11-19
Broke Into Er..aaht Cars.


On Thursday afternoon Marshal Jo-
seph Berta arrested Frank Wilson and
Jim German on the charge of breaking
into freight cars and stealing a guam.
tity of merchandise, says the Rock
Springs Miner. The men are now in
the city Jail awaiting a hearing and
there is little doubt of their guilt. For
more than a week these men have been
disposing of merchandise to some OF
our citizens and while it was suspect.
ed that the goods were stolen, no trace
of where they came from could be
found. The officers were confident
that box-car thiefts were going on, but
they were unable to find where any
goods had been taken from cars. On
Wednesday and Thursday the men dis.
posed of a quantity Of candy, dry goods.
coffee, ETC., and the officers thought it
time to find out where the goods came
from. An investigation of all the cars
in the yards here, showed that n car
had been entered. This car has been
in the yards for some time and as 1t is
a through car, the amount taken cali
not be ascertained until a duplicate bill
of the contents can be secured.
, 1907-11-19

Will Schilling went to Green River
today.
Mss Mary Sullivan returned today
from Rawlins.
Mrs. AL Bath and the children are
better this afternoon.
Mrs. George Harris, wife of Engi-
neer Harris, went to Cheyenne today.
W. A. Jameson went to Rawlins to
day in the interest of the Order OF
Railway Conductors.
Mrs. George Lynch returned today
from Rock River, after visiting her
husband for several days.
Leonard Hodgeman and Austin Beau.
mier will go to Denver tonight, where
they will be examined for the navy.
Miss Tibbie Rich and Miss Ethel
Rauner are confined to their rooms
with a severe attack of la grip. Little
George Hunt, jr., son of George Hunt
the engineer, has a very severe attack
of measles.
, 1907-11-19
FREIGHT IN
THE DITCH
SIXTEEN CARS |, FAVE THE TRACK
THREE-FoUR-HS OF A MILE
EAST OF ROCK RIVER.
Broken FIange Causes Accident, Track
Being Blocked But Short Time
Wrecker Sent to Scene-Railroad
Notes Of General and Local Inter.
est to People Of City.

By the breaking of the flange on h
wheel of a freight car in Conductor
Fred Gantz's train three-fourths of a
mile east of Rock River, at 1928 las.
night, sixteen ars of the train were
derailed and that portion of the track
was blocked for several hours. The
double track there permitted trains 10
pass at will, causing not a great deal
of delay. Assistant Superintendent
McKeown went from Cheyenne with
the wrecking outfit and was Joined
here by Trainmaster Let's, both OF,
ficials being at the scene of the wreck
early this morning. The train left
here last evening, with Conductor
Gantz in charge ard with Engineer
Corey in the cab Of the engine. None
of the trainmen were hurt and the loco,
motive did NOT leave the track.
, 1907-11-19
Cattle for stock Show.

Auditor Emmons of the Laramie
Plains line and Warren McCord of the
Chicago and Northwestern have been
notified that Andrew Norell, T. ].
Payne and others would have about
twenty-five cars of cattle at Centen-
NAL to be loaded about the 23d for
Chicago, where they will be placed on
exhibition at the fat stock show next
month. Eykyn & Vance will send nine
cars from Millbrook about the same
time to the same place. The cattle go
Omaha and thence over "the only
double track line between Omaha and
Chicago" as Mr.. McCord would say
, 1907-11-19
BURNT CORK
ON THE KIDS
PLEASING MINSTREL ENTERTAiN-
MENT BY JUVENILES FOR BEN
EFT OF THE BOOK FUND.
Glittering Success Of Undertaking at
Opera House Last Night, to Be
Repeated This Evening Local
Hits by Local Artists and Some
Excellent Features.
BY w. S. lnsham.


- s,s.aa1o..ior
ne .nan sAe =. ~ l.,
nart,o minstreI nerformance at the
onora uonsa Lass, NIGHT II ia the fact
49, ,,;sa pa,Io ci,oIoir has been able
With Int two weeks of nractice to de,
ve,on sucb TALENT and nrodnce such an
an,arta;nmsnt Matthew ace sex nre.
Tto,s oorai,,or ~ time to nractice
nno.rs 70 h.va mode .nv dfrerence
WITH Mice sinclair and her diminutiye
"hurr, corL art;ctsn and snecialists.
tbev wero there with the goods" CIV.
49, m,nrto &c tho time and to saw
tbottho l.r,a audience was delighted
ond ostonishoa 10 not doing full ms.
IT.. ~ tho ~hundero,,s onnjause and
ont,..,,s.;. .oc.11s with which everv
nrn,hor NOV the nroorom WAS greeted
Tha Wton,or,s c1nh under whose
usnioa. tha norform.nce 20 g;ven for
tba hanos, - mo hook fnnd of the
Car,aaia Threw ,s 10 be conpratu.
,a,as nno, 10 areot srccess la ct nipht
.na ~ ,aoo,d r,ooes, which is sIre
~ follow Tho ronetitior of the ner.
forn.,oo torigbt
cav. ~ y. E.,+ur.s.
IA, -, auo.,o hr
openine WIN pe $3.50 Ia :.
'ne acconpahis'' MISS rep a,nus,
,ous onolus 49, and
w Tue ,olipany anu Wv. en-. Sna
lmo .n.le nnN, ~ d.. p 10,
e,ai'y, an asto @ soo
mauue Aiey anu az n7.n. 81
ueieu, oiu plel ro nna os IN
neausaro d youns piilia
m conn Nno 800
weiis, anu lne posseo ~
ish,nsiy SWEEP anu uue q
ua.reu again ~ asa,n NJ ~.
onuer 'ne llopieal az.
pressi'e ana touching sesluies
young ar.ist "eie al 'ue appiS
r,a'eu because VI tne e'iu a.na.
, 1907-11-19
ANOTHER
CHILD DIES
EDNA BELL VICTIM OF ATTACK OF
MEASLES AT HOME OF PA
RENTS IN THIS CITY.
Little One, Born in Laramie, Taken
With Disease on Saturday, but Un-
favorable Turn Did Not Come in
til acknowledgements FOL
Funeral Not Completed.

Edna Bell, born in this city October
IL, 1897, youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. j. Bell, died at the family res
idence, IT'S Grand avenue, at lis this
afternoon, after an illness since Satur-
day. On that date she was stricken
with measles, but nothing serious was
apprehended until yesterday afternoon,
when her condition became alarming,
and from that time until this afternoon
her physicians did everything possible
for her. The measles was complicated
with other diseases, the end coming
after every means had been exhausted
to counteract the baneful effects of
the attack.
Sudden Turn for Worse.
Edna was doing nicely at 10 o'clock
yesterday, when her father left her to
a conference in the latter's office, and
the father at that time said she vas
progressing as satisfactorily as could
be wished. A couple of hours later,
however, word reached him that the
disease had assumed a threatening as
pect and he hastily summoned the
Drs. Ballard and Hamilton, the three
remaining with her almost continuous
ly. During this forenoon, after a rest
less night, she was thought to be
better.
No Arrangements for Funeral.
No arrangements have been made
for the funeral, both MIR. and Mrs. Bell
and their other daughter, Marguerite,
being well nigh Frustrated with grief.
Edna was the joy of the hearts c" the
parents, and her loss has been a Sc
we're blow to them. They had three
children, a son dying a few years ago,
leaving the two girls, among the hand
soonest and brightest in the county,
and their friends will be panied in
expressibly by the taking away of the
younger.
Member of Fourth Grade Class.
Edna was a member of the A divis.
ion of the fourth grade at the East
Side school. with Mrs. Nellie Wilson
as teacher, and among the sincere
mourners at her bier will be her class
mates and teacher, who loved her ev-
cry one n who recognized her as
one of h stars of the school-loying.
helpful. tender, Industrious and studi-
Gus. She will be missed in the class
room as h will in the saddened
household.
Announcement of the funeral will be
made in these columns tomorrow aft
ernoon.
, 1907-11-19

countenance of Arthur C. Jones, why
Laramie should be a holy" city, how
a dog accomplished the remarkable
feat of sitting upon a runaway horses
tail, and many other astonishing and
wonderful things.
Rag Dolls and Parasols.
The Irish Rag Doll and Parasol sex
tette, Il Do, l Do" were very pretty
numbers, both as regards singing and
setting. The japanese song and
dance which followed was perhaps the
most musical number of the evening,
especially charming being the solo of
Miss Dora Lewis. The participants in
these numbers were the Misses Dona
Sterzbach, Miriam Corthell, Miriam
Doyle, Gladys Corthell, Nettie Pope,
Tessie Langheldt, Marguerite Bell,
Mary Jones, Hazel Crooks, Mildred
Travell, Mildred Rollins and Maud
Winston.
The song and dance of Babe McCul
Tough and Jimmie Davis drought
down the house, and very pretty in
deed vas the closing chorus and solo
by that talented little artist, Miss Mer
idith Langheldt.
Good House Tonight.
The advance sale of seats fully JUS
titles the anticipation of a crowded
house this evening and the pleased re-
ports of those who attended last wen
ing will make it a certainty.
, 1907-11-19

Washington, Nov. 19.-Represen.a-
tive Bartholdt of Missouri, after a talk
with President Roosevelt yesterday, an,
a bill as soon as congress meets to
give legal suLtus to the inland water
ways commission, which was created
by executive act, and another bill pro
viding for a $500, 000, 900 bond issue to
waterway improvements, leaving the
smaller projects to be taken care Of in
the regular river and harbor bills.
President is Favorable.
Bartholdt says the president regards
the plan with favor.
, 1907-11-19
RICE FOR RECEIVER.
New Brunswick Man to Take. Charge
of Smelling Concerns.

Trenton, N j., Nov, 19.-Judge Len
ming in the United States court this
afternoon announced the appointment
of j. Kearney Rice of New Brunswick
receiver for the Arizona Smelling
company and the Consolidated Arizona
Smelling company, application for
which was made last week.
, 1907-11-19
OF THE

PROGRAM OF THE
TRAINING CHILDREN.
The following program will be rem
dered by the training department at
the university auditorium Friday even
ing, at 1880:
Poems by Eugene Field-'The Shut
Eye Train" pity Pat and Tippy
Toe" Little Boy Blue"
Songs-'Rockabye Lady" "Wynken,
Blynken and Nod"
Games-Block game, Japanese tag,
BLOW the Feather" Hansen and
Gretel dance"
Violin solo-Winifred Taylor.
Reading-Columbus, second grade.
Scenes-Columbus Before Queen Isa-
bella, The Landing of Columbus.
Visitors from Holland.
Dramatization of The Pilgrims-"On
Board the Mayiower," "The Landing"
THE FIRST Thanksgiving Arrival Of
the Indians"
, 1907-11-19
SUITS COMMENCED
IN DISTRICT COURT.

The Knollin Sheep Commission com
pany, composed of Albert j. Knollin
and Charles H. Schultz, has begun suit
in the district court here, by its at.
torney, C. P. Arnold, against William
Plat, a sheepman of this county, to
$1,000 claimed to have been
loaned and advanced to the defendant
in the course of business, and interest
from the first of October, Ralph c,
Hance sues the Rambler Mining and
Smelling company for wages as a min
err for the company for the sum OF
$423.3O. Sheridan Downey is the at
torney for the plaintiff.
, 1907-11-19
Guegenheim Is Helping.

New York, Nov. 19.-Daniel Guggen,
helm, president OF the American Smelt.
ing and Refining company, in a state
ment issued here, said that the COM
pany is cooperating with the govern
ment to meet the unusual demands for
currency. He said his plants were be
ing operated day and night to expedite
the refining of gold and silver.
Precious Metals Deposited.
The gold product is daily deposited
with the government, and no effort is
being made to obtain any premium,
The value Of the gold and silver pro
duced by the company is running in
excess of $1OO, O0O, 900 a year.
, 1907-11-19
SERVICES ON SUNDAY
IN NEW AUDITORIUM.

Rev. A. c. Hogbin, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, announced this
afternoon that the Sunday services
next week will be held in the new
auditorium of the beautiful church at
the corner Of Sixth and Grand avenue.
The church is completed except for the
installation of the large colored win
dows, and until these arrive a tempo
rary arrangement of window sash will
be used, making the church entirely
comfortable and not d~ispleasing. The
preaching services next Sunday will
be in the new room.
, 1907-11-19
Decision Against Hearst.

Albany, N. Y, Nov. 19.-The court
of appeals today decided hat the act
passed by the last legislature providing
for a recount of the votes cast at the
mayoralty election in New York City
in November 1905, is unconstitutional.
The contest was instituted IN behalf OF
William R. Hearst to unseat Mayor Nc,
Clellan on the ground of fraud in
counting the votes. The decision was
unanimous
, 1907-11-19
PRESIDENT PRESENT.
Head of University of Wyoming Is At
tending Meeting.

Washington, Nov. 19.-The Rocky
mountain states have proportionately
the largest representation in the
twelfth annual meeting Of the National
Association Of State Universities.
which convened here today, the west.
ern university presidents in attendance
being:
James II. Baker, Colorado; J. A. Nc
Lean, Idaho; A. ]. Craig, Montana, and
f. M. Tisdel, Wyoming.
, 1907-11-19
MORE TROUT EGGS
FROM DALE CREEK.

Fish Commissioner S. H. Campbell
has received another shipment OF
brook trout eggs from the Dale creek
camp, numbering 10000, which have
been placed on the trays at the hatch.
cry. Reports from Owen Downey at
the Saratoga branch hatchery are very
encouraging, 200, 900 eggs having been
added at the time Mr.. Downey wrote
and he was looking for at least 1000.
900 more right away. The branch
hatchery will have all it can do for the
winter season.