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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-13
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The Council met at tn, usual
hour on Thursday night all mem.
beTs were pt, sent except Alderman
flatt, who Is still suffering from
the accident he met with last sun.
dav, was unable to be- present
After the usual routine OF work
rea1Ing OF minutes etc, had been
taken up and disposed OF Df. Riy.
,ta addressed the Board on the al.
visibility OF having water and milk
wagons selling or pcddlng the
above articles within the city limits
painted an numbered, also that all
water tanks rom which water is
sold to he properly covered TO pre-.
vent trash dust, and paper being
blown into them also that these
tanks he inspected at regular IN
trtvals and be properly cleaned
from all foreign substances which
might accumulate IN them. He
also notified the board o! various
cases where hlth and dead animals
had been dumped lust outside OF
city limits instead OF the regular
dumping ground designated 10y the
city.
City marshal reported that he
had been watching thes cases and
that he had one OF the vioIators ~
the past week and that hcncciortl
he would not only Look into th,
matter more thoroughly, but that
hc would have another mao to as.
sist him and h It ii would be but a
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-13
Home Relief Association.

The Home Relet Association
an incorporation for the mutual
benefit OF It's members, has been
organized here recently by &. A,
Gamble. The officers are as FOL.
lows; I'D +. saxon, PRESIDENT
/. 4. Muirhead, vse.president
q. A. Gamble, secretary; Earl
George, treasurer. From the out.
line OF the plans aud purposes OF
the association IN the ad OF the
company IN this paper, It appeals
to us as a very conmendable en-
terprlse and we believe it will re,
ceive liberal patronage among
those interested in safe and de
slrable plan OF insurance. W,
would advise a careful study o
the plan as outlined in the associ
atoms ad.
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short while before these oiirnscs
would bc discontinued.
Dr. Rivera also advised h e
board OF tn, danger during the
warm season occasloned bv flies
and suggested as a remedy that all
owners OF lots, barns, OF any place
whcr, horses or COWS were kept 10
have a covered box and. that th,
wards he cleaned every dav and
the nth be disposed IN box and
that same Toe covered with chloride
OF lime and that same be taken
once each week and dumped at reg.
ular dumping grounds. DR.. Rlv.
era was thanked hy the mayor and
Board tor this Information and as
sured that necessary steps would
be taken To remedy thiS evil.
The finance committee reported
on a number OF bills, all OF which
were accepted 10y the Board, anc
after a motion duly seconded war
rants were ordered 10 be drawn iol
same.
Uudcr the head OF unfinished
business a contract tor one year
was read between the city and NJ
II. Koch for the care and burial o.
paupers. the same being satlsiac
tory to both parties, was accepted
and signed
Ordinance committee reported
on ordinance as follows: Ordin
ance No. 80 covering the duties o
officers and the authority OF III,
city engineer was taken up and at
ter being carefully revised ant
ammended was passed and order
ed published.
Ordinance no. 81 relative to III
creation OF the position OF plumb
ing, building aad electrical inspec
tor and his duties was also passed
Ordinance no. ga. House nun
bering was taken up and
Owing TO the tact that the cit
has been put to heavy expense !
the past few months in order /
put the city in a proper sanitar
condition, and the extra expense I
having to take care oi various case
oil destitute families and the bur
ing oi several paupers, il w
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DAWSON TO PLAY FL PASO
Goa Disssrs will SHOW ~ PS so the
RsAi Thins IN Base Bali Ten Dol
lars the Rovnd Tip from Ia wson

The III Paso n Southwestern has
ISSUED circulars advertising the cN.
cursiou thai is to run from Dawson
To III paso on thr occasion oi the
two base hall games that will be-
pulled OIL Saturday and SUNDAY,
the 2oth aud aIst OF lune,
Tn. special train will bc httcd
up with standard and tourist sleep.
cts, and the round "Trip rate viii
he $40.
1t j. expected that about 600 IN
thusiastiC tuoters aud fans will
DRIFT down there tor the occasion,
AS this will I've the base ball event
OF the season ~ lslpaso.
The excursion Is being advertised
in Dawson with circulars worded
IN the following manner: Go 10
III paso on the 10th and see the
Dawson Coal Blggcrs initiate the
III paso champions into the avs.
tcrlcs OF base ball, real base ball "
III paso haJ been PLAYING rotten
bail lately, Cananca fairly wiping
them oh the earth the other daV
aud they NAV expect no Canan"a
team wecu they go against Daw.
sou. Dawson will shut them out
| like children unless they play bet.
icr ball than they have IN any
game PLAYED this season.
Manager Bohllngrr, who is IN
Los Angeles, having heard OF th,
rotten exhibition that the III pasC
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situation and the country will bc
informed that hv ltS prompt action
the business world was S V d from
long drawn. out financial depression
and industrial inactivity. The
country will he accordingly con.
graduated upon tho fact that whra
this emergency arose the Rrpubll.
can party was IN power and IN
position to come to the rescue.
RNilRuAp RArf Law lNpuRSrp.
The Republican administration
will also I've complimcnted on the
passage during the Fiity.ninth
Congress OF the railroad rate law,
and this legislation will hc pointed
to as an example oi what the party
will do Tor the country AT large IN
case It Is gwen such lease OF pow .
~ as to afford 1t sufficient time Tor
the changes which are believed to
hc desirable.
The president will also he given
much credit TOR recent Legislation
looking To the preservation ot IN,
forests, the conservation ol the
public domain in the interest OF tn,
entire country and the reclamation
OF thy arid west. The president +,
attitude III the matter ol tn, gcnrr'
, al protection ot the resources oi
the country will I've tavorablv com
mcntcd upon as indicating the hest
course Tor future legislation. Iii,
position IN favor OF the deepening
OF the channel OF the Misslsslpp
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-13
In Memory OF Mrs Jane Herd.

On January H.. 1874 there cam, to
gladden. the hearts ol Mr.. and Mrs
James Laughlin, a baby girl She
grew INTO a .hiid OF sweetness with
an amiahlc disposition. Vt the age
OF ~ wears she was converted aud
IoIrcd the South VI. T. Church at
Roller School llous, IN Mcdonald d
county Mo. As "a Christian she pcs
,cssed that lovely tenderness that
ever marks a Christian. And hy
her sad death Nav IS 1905 at her
home IN New Mexico, we lose as a
irlenu one true and loving.
As family. a devoted daughter,
as a wiie one comforting and con-
stant.
As a mother, GOD never blessed
home and children with one so noble
one so true, as was % anlc a. they
called her. We are reminded hy
her death that Heaven IN H. mercy
has placed the fountain OF o., WIS.
dom ~ the .1ncuaIrd drptba o. the
soul and b, death wr arr brought
lac' To- larr with God. aud mad to
know that ! am the lite
Iu her hcrravcd family, a hus-
land and fave bright children W.
otter sympathy, because We loved
her too.
Vet YOU prrrvc not without hope.
Her hlr WIS ol the goodness and
purlt, that leaves no doubt after
death. Our Lord Himself was a
man oi sOrtows and acquainted Il
with prict 10 every plac, ct
icruclllNlon there j., likewise 4 place
pi ascension. The sun that s now
shroud,d shall ha unveiled aud the
heavens shall open with hope ctcr-
nal L. the loved ones m sorrow.
/ Mud while We love her anI mas, her
w' know the waiting will not h,
| long, and while We bow 10 Gods
viii ~hc Is waiting with hcckoning
| hands To welcome where An Is
", u and christ Nm.,Ii doth rule.
Mrs. il'rd vas laid to rest at the
. New HOME Ormr'r, , mite south
East pi lu,umgarr. ~,rvlccs being
conducted hy Kew t.. NJ. Waller
Lovingly
Ma NN WNlrp.
Ms. llArrIf AlrrN.
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X resolutions Oi Coincidence
on Death Of Mrs. Taylor

Whereas Almighty God has seen
ht and proper IN His infinite Wis
dom To- call home Mrs. Daisy klm.
hrourh Taylor.
Wherefore b. It resolved hy
the session OF IN, FIRST Prrsbytc-
ran church ot Turumcirl.
First. That the church in the
death at Mrs. taylor has lost one
OF its most mobile workers, and
faithful members, and the COM
munlty a most Iovahle and usel,.i
ChsSacteT.
Second That We hereby bear
testimony TO the beauty and purity
ot her Christian lite aud character,
and to her uularIing piety and
talth IN God
Third. That we extend our sin.
ccre and hearIlelt sympathy to
Brother W, .. raylor, her hus-
band, and to ms littl, children and
other hereaved friends and rclt
tlveS.
Fourth, That a copy OF these
resolutions he spread on the min.
utes OF the churcL, that the Tu-
cumcari papers be requested 10
print the same, that copies be sent
TO the church session at Denton,
Texas, and TO the bereaved hus-
band and family.
Done hy order OF the session
this, the nth day OF luue, zoos.
WARNER II. DuBosE,
Moderator.
Attest. En- L. SAXON. Clnrk
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river and the general Improvement
oi the inland WATERWAYS will come
IN Tor enthusiastic Endorsement, as
will his vigorous work IN prosrCut.
lng the construction oi the Pana.
ma canal
pootIND ARRANOENENr FAyoRru.
The convention will placeltsell on
record as tavorlng such an amend
mcnt 0l thu Sherman antitrust
law as will enable the railroads to
enter into reasonable traffic agree
ments without taking the risk OF
prosecution IN the criminal courts.
Probably also there will be a dec.
| laTation in lavor oi the registration
OF certain corporations having the
means to become monopolies
engaged IN interstate commerce,
SO as to give the National Govern.
mcnt such supervision over them
as is now exercised over the trans.
portation agencies In this con.
ncction there will be- pronounce.
mcnt in favor oi national control
as against national ownership.
Cognlzance will he taken OF the
demands OF labor To the eXten, OF
recommending such legislation as
will insure labor organizations
againsts snap judgement hv the
courts in the issuance OF injunction,
without due notice OF necessary
hearing. 4 recommendation ioI
the removal OF the triple penalty IN
conspiracy pros, cutions when such
prosecutions are directly against
labor organizations is probable.
PoslrIoN oS TRUsTs.
There will be- "A trust resolution
along the lines OF that embraced
in the platform OF 1000, when III,
necessity and propriety OF homes
corporations and combination wa
recognized TO meet new conditions
and extend American trade in Tor
eign countries, but when conspira
: cies which create monopolies, limi
production and control prices wer,
pointedly condemned.
! Much care will he given to tn,
J planks dealing with the Philippine
} and Cuba, The pacific attitude O
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-13

aggregation put mp on Saturday
and SUNDAY oi last week, sends
word that b. will bring ball PLAYERS
from Los Angeles to strengthen
the team Tor the Dawson games.
But BE- must get his spurs on II hr
rides To- the home plate this time.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-13
Ma rtin .Hyso Wedding.

Thomas Martin and Ethel Hyso
OF San lon we're married here Tues.
day at the cour, house, Rev, w.
II. DuBose officiating.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-13
Baptis, Ladies Serve Cream and Cake.

The Baptist Ladies Aid served
cream and cake in Whitmore's
store on Friday afternoon. The
cream was excellent and the cake
OF the best. The affair was under
the supervision OF Mrs. buchanan
and Misses Matteson. The ladies'
were well patronized aud realized
nice sum.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-13

Both parties are demoraized,
says Hill, am a Democrat still. -
WHY still, as he abandons the
country to its fate and takes a lay
OF in Europe. II seems cruel Tor
his craftsmanship to seggregale
himself from the domain OF his
party on the eve OF a presidential
election.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-13
New Mexico Democrats Name
Larrazola By Accla ation

0TtIIiI " NtWH
Roswell, Nm, June 40. \.
LarraZola was nominated bv the
Democratic convention here last
night Tor delegate to congress by
a, clarnation, there being no other
candidates.
w. BRYAN was endorsed
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-13
Tafoya and Lawson have a page

Taioya and Lawson have a page
ad in the News today, and are
using some business language in
IL that should be OF interest to
every buyer in the county. Spend
a few minutes looking over this
ad, it will be interesting.
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Opposition to TAFT is wavering
and Il is safe now that he will be
nominated on hrst ballot.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-13

The waterwcrks mains are being
laid south down Second street n
McGer addition,
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III, Chicago Convention, and on
which tn, Republican party Will
stand during the nest campaign,
has been completed, with thr rN.
ccpllou oi lew details which will
be- lrit tor the Committee on Re.
solution, to insert, t. the opinion
OF many who afc IN the confidence
ol the Republican leaders. The
work was begun by Wade Ellis,
attorney general ui OHIO, the drafts.
man oi the recent OHIO state plat.
lorm senator Hopkins, who will
hp th, chairman Ot the Committee
ON Resolutions. senator Long Ol
Kansas and a icw others, including
the president and Secretary TAFT.
who have been freely consulted.
The views Dl President RoQsc.
welt will b, indursrd uncquiyocally,
and this Endorsement will hc the
central idea OF the document.
1hrsr Will b, set forth as thu rm.
bodimrnt OF the principles oi the
kupuhNran party, whose achieve.
mcuts will u, Landed ~ at all times
Wis and bcn,nccnt and ever IN tnc
interest oi all the people.
L,ups p,pp Rryopu.
These principles, 1t will bc de-. /
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can h, assured nl ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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a, ,h. ra,ty nt prot.rtion and
sound money. a. nm. Marty nj nr,.
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vision, Dut ia, disposition Is to
leave, "a, working uut ui details to
IN, Ingenuity ui Congress.
Tn acton Ut tho twI houses Ut
Cuuut,.. u m,trurting th, com.
miI,r, winch will deal with the tai.
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-13

., that the street sprinkler were
hundred teet wide aud all water
all the time.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-13

The NJ Is GoldrnbeTg Co. is
preparing to pull Oft the greatest
sale ever conducted IN this city.
They cali It a rebuilding, since
it is,going to be necessary to close
the stor" Tor a icw days during the
process rcconstructing the build.
ing. The company has decided To
otter ovcrgthlng in stock AZ cost
Look up the company page ad
in this issue OF the News.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-13

The amount ot taxable property
in Quay county has Mst about
doubled ~ the past year. Not 50
worse, eh'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-10
Blacksburg Social News.

Special to The Times Dispatch
BLACKSBURG, VA, May 9.--NIrs. w.
d. Saunders and Mrs. c., E. vawter en-
tertained with whist party Monday
afternoon from to 6 at Mrs. Vaw-
ter's home on Faculty Row. Dogwood
blossoms and spring flowers We're used
in profusion to decorate the parlors
and halls, and six tables of players
enjoyed a most exciting game. Miss
Anna Campbell won the prize for the
highest score, and at the end of the
game dainty refreshments of sand
witches, chocolate and fruit ice were
served on the card tables. Those play
ing were Mesdames w. ]. Quick, H.
S. 3Peyton r. III. Hudnall. Bolton Nc
Bryde, John Spencer, Alexander Black.
c. NJ. Newman, w. n. Barlow. G. Fl.
,Jamerson, j. Z. Williams, Misses Anna
Barringer Leona Vawter, Duke OF
Charlottesville; Nenable, Of Chapel FILL,
N. CT. Anna Campbell, Virginia Pat
ton. Annie Henderson, Ellen Bowen,
Louise Black. Bland Bowen, Louise
Nelson and Mary Henderson.
Mr.. William A. Bragg entertained mt
a supper party Tuesday evening at his
home ION Roanoke Street, the guests
being the staff of THE Tech" and 9TH
ers.s
Friday evening a. nupber of people
tend the "Old Folks Concert" given
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South Boston Social News.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
SOUTH BOSTON, VA, May 9.--The
class Initiation exercises held by the
Old Dominion Camp, No. 106 Wood
men of the World, in their camp-rooms
on Thursday evening. were decided
success. Quite number Of new men,
bers were initiated into the mystic
iries Of the degrees. a large num-
Houston Natholic and other camps
were, present on TINS accession, and a
number of excellent addresses were
delivered after which all repaired to
the banquet rooms. where most de-
lightful refreshments were served.
The crowd did not dispense until af-
ter midnight, declaring the occasion
to have been a most pleasant one.
4 Miss Fannie Forsythe, who has been
on an extended visit to her sister.
Mrs. II. S, Noblin, of this place, re-
turned to her home in Fulton N, y,
q few days ago.
Miss Ora Moore8tnnd mother have
returned from Baltimore, where they
have been spending the winter.
Mr. Robert Lee has accepted n posi-
ton as billing clerk with the South
.crn Railway In Richmond.
.phia, is the Very attractive gn a'iN OF
Mr. Samuel n. Gilliland will leave
Tomorrow for I.ynchburg to attend
the meeting of the Grand Lodge
which meets All that place May nth
to l2th, Mr., Gilllland goes as 10 REM
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Wednesday evening. Music was de-
lightfully rendered by the Washing
ton Concert Band, and to the inspiring
strains the happy young people danced
the evening away until the hour OF
J.. when II was with great reluctance
that good were said. and a very
pleasant evening had come to a close.
A quiet wedding ceremony was SOL
emnized in this city on last Monday
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home Of
Rev j. A. Sullivan. on West Third
street, when Mrs. ". E. Pegram. of
this city. became the bride of Mr.. j..
r. Cartwright. of Swan Quarter Rev.
j.. A. Sullivan performed the ceremony
in the presence of few intimate
friends, and the bride and groom left
Immediately after for their future
home In Swan Quarter
class OF orphans from the Oxford
Orphan Asylum gave a very interest
ing concert to a fair audience in
Browns Opera House in this city on
lest Friday evening. The Washington
Concert Band volunteered to furnish
the music. and this feature added much
to the pleasure OF the occasion.
Miss Florence Bailey. OF Elizabeth
City, is the guest of her uncle. Mr..
j. F., Flynn. on East Seventh Street.
Rev. r. V. Omer. of Lahore. Va, has
accepted the call to- the Christian
Church. this city, and filled the pulpit
for the first time on last Sunday.
Miss Martha Allan. of kinston, is
the guest OF Miss May Runley to at
tend the Parker Runley wedding.
Miss Sarah Gorham. of Rocky Mount,
who has been the guest OF Miss Mary
Shaw for the past few days, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. sallle Ruffin has returned to her
home in Raleigh after few days
visit to Mrs. c. X. Gallagher, on Sec
ond Street.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hill have re-
turned from a. short visit to friends
in Newbern.
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George E Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A..
Dick. Captain J. Avis Walker and
Messrs. Howard McClintock and ii. II.
McIlhenny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones and
Miss Sadie Jones expect to leave the
latter part Of next week for Newport
to spend the summer.
The first annual outing of Local No.
25. brotherhood of Railway Clerks. was
held to-day, the scene being Wrights-
Vile Beach, and the affair was of most
merry and pleasurable nature There
were a number of pleasant features.
including an address in the afternoon
by 1redell Meares. Esq, a prominent
member of the Wilmington bar, and
dance at night
Another delightful event of the week
was bazaar given for two nights by
the Girls Improvement Club of the
Church OF the Good Shepherd. and an
event of much interest slated for next
week is silver tea to be given at
the Orion Hotel by the Hospital Cir
Gle of the Kings Daughters. A big
feature will BEG musical program. The
tea will take place Tuesday afternoon
and evening.
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Charlotte Social News.
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CHARLOTTE. N. c.. May s.-Beyond
round of book club meetings Char
lotte has been socially very dull this
week There are many pleasant events
planned, as. for instance, the social
events attendant upon the annual meet
Ing of the Southern Publishers AS
ISOLATION on the 18th and Goth of the
current month, but nothing to record
as history.
Mrs. Hugh. Montgomery entertained
few friends Wednesday afternoon at
her home on >the Boulevard. Dilworth,
complimentary to Mrs. w. ]. Thomas.
OF Baltimore, and Mrs. Alexander
Squibb, of Cincinnati. Mrs. Hugh NJ.
Rose Won the first prize and Mrs. E. w.
Phifer the consolation.
Mrs. Peter Marshall Brown enter
tanned few friends Tuesday afternoon
at her home on East Avenue In honor
of Mrs. Whittelsy. of Seattle. Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Lambeth have
returned from visit to friends in
Virginia.
Mrs. Carey w. Butt has returned
from Richmond. Va. where she spent
some time with her mother, Mrs. Beck.
. Miss Margaret Williams, of Danville,
Va. is the guest of Mrs. John f.
Roberts, on South Church street.
Major S. l.. Faison. United States
army, and Mrs. Faison are guests OF
the formers brother. DR.. ]. w. Faison