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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
y York-Iu the matter OF the application OF the
Ausrrr- HUNGARIAN Hospital domestic corporation
change corporate name 70 East side Hospital-TO
the Honorable supreme Court. Special Term II.
County Cf New York: Notice hereby given ths
above named corporation Will present pst
tion for al order permitting g change present
name, 'AustIo- Hungarian HOSPITAL Ease Side
Hospital" 20 the supreme court a. a Special Term
thereof held In Part H. court thereof IN
ths County Court House county 0f New York the
day 0f May. 1905. the 1880 a m or
sal day al thereafter as counsel be
move said order making such change OF
name. 5 by statute provided
MEYER GREENRERG.
Attorney for Ausgr0-HunsaFian Hospital
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Change of Name.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FULTON
y and COMPANY domestic corporation. having
fts PRINCIPAL once the Cf Manhattan
the CIV. County ard state OF New Yo-k VIII apply 20
TIE supreme New York a special
term thereof hearing
at the County House Borough of Manhattan.
Ci-v County and state OF New York. eleventh
day OF May 1905. o'clock IN OF that
inv. thereafter counsel heard. for
an order authorizing said corporation change
uorats name 20 the III %. Bsst Company
Dated March 18th i9oS-
FULTON AND BEST COMPANY.
BY HERMAN 2. BEST.
Treasurer.
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rOTRT UPHOLDS MERGER.
Fight against Equitable and Mer-
camille Trust Cos. Union Lost.

s-Harv April I4-In a decision handed down by
.ha Court Of Appeals to-day the proposed merger
=, the Equitable Trust Company with the Mercan-
n. T-,st Company. Of New York City, is upheld.
Es,-b-idce Colby a minority stockholder of the
T,,,,irs BE Trust Company, owning three hundred
shs-as objected 10 the merger. No opinion accom-
ns-ied the decision. The order Of the Appellate
Isv4sion was affirmed without comment.
- Colby charged among other things that the
-,,I rs,rpose and effect Of the merger was to &C
1--we for the benefit Of the Mercantile Trust Com
srv ssap en0 Of the assets OF the Equitable Trust
corpsny without adequate compensation. There
vs-a two questions certified for answer by the
coy-t. The first, answered IN the affirmative, was
-.bsther the trust companies were subject to Ger
tair sections OF The state banking law permitting
rsreed under that law. The second question. an
sEered IN the negative, was whether the banking
law permitting such merger against the dissent
of 3 norton OF the stockholders Of such corpora
,,or vas uncon stitutional. deprivng dissenting
stockholders Of their property without due process
of Law.
Al officer of the Equitable Trust Company said
Yesterday that the meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Two companies to take action on the proposed
merger would probably be held IN the near future.
Asked whether the decision Of the court meant
that the merger would go through. he said
that IT was Tor The stockholders TO decide. He
added that ne presumed the consolidation would
le effected. now that the legal obstacles were out
q the way.
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aIncudss special appropr1ation tund amounting 20
100000
From the surplus after interest charges. s111O,-
$40 deduct S2O3,241 charged of for depreciation.
extinguishment and special appropriation fund,
leaving a balance Of $9O7. .39s applicable to pre-
ferred dividends. The latter amount is equal TO
"a per cent on the $4,000 per cent cumula
tive preferred stock. which back dividends at
the rate of per cent per annun are unpaid from
July 10. 1905.
President Fisher. in his report to the stockhold-
ers, says
IAN ANALYSIS of the accompanying statement
shows very satisfactory year. when II Is borne
in mind that our last quarter covered a period
Of panic and general staguation in business. Dur
ing this time however. stocks depleted, and
the or ters received during January show
sonabe return to normal conditions In the bag
line. The outlook in the paper line is not
couraging Your attention is especially called to
the fact that possession OF woodlands and wa
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The approximate amount OF the lien or charge IN
satisfy which the above described property DO sold
Is S45,65Oo with interest thereon from the y
March isos together with costs and allowance amount
ing S3S2 Ia with interest March
gcther with the sale ln1afs
- the N4ter rate or
other liens which to be allowed
OF the purchase By referee SSs 40
and interest
Dated New York March Esd laos
TERENCE J, McNfANus Rsfsrs>
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SurrOgateS' Notices.


IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER G
Il Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF New York
notice Is hereby given TO all persons having claims
York. deceased 70 present the same with vouchers
t esnsss :, ~ o4es ~ 0sI e'l t5p+ % 49, &
Is william Street IN the City OF New York. or or BE-
fore the frat day of May next
MARY z. SMITH MARY z SMITH. EXecutricex
DAILY, HOYT & MASON. Attorneys for Executricss
10 william street Manhattan New YORK City
Tn PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON CHARLES
n u ~o1Llty o -SeN
william Bartels, late Of County OF
thereof TO the suoscrher az his place OF
business. No. 100 Greenwich Street.
sew York, on or before tns lsth day OF July next
FERDINAND BARTELS. Administrator. 100 Green
wieh Street, Borough OF Manhattan City OF New
H T BEARDSLEY Attorney FOR Administrator
"a Nassau Street. New York
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER G
IL Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New York,
against James ouiRl.y late OF the coanty of Nee
York. deceased. to present the with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber at plaza OF tranactnE
Street in the Borough OF Manhattan city Of New
York, o before the hrst day OF May next
ANNE D. OU1GLEY Executrix
u order OF Hon. Abner Q Thomas a Surrogats OF
the County OF New York is hereby given to al
persons having claims against Edward Willis Candee
late OF County OF New York. deceased present
the same. with subscriber at
her place of transacting business the OF
shrand Shoemaker & Hedges. No 80 Pine Street.
fore the 25th day OF June. 1908
Dated New York, the 9th day OF December. 1907.
sH1LASD SHOEMAKER & HEDGES. Attorneys FOR
AdrnIniss-atrLx 90 PI1s Street New York City
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TO s13 2214. Lard 1oc lower at IS III. Ribs
were TIC lower at 81 071A
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. II
cars; corn 81 cars; oats 15s cars; hogs, q, 900
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UNION BAG AND PAPER.

The Union Bag and Paper Company has issued
its annual report for the year ended January 81.
1908 The income account compares:
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LONG ISLAND RAILROADS YEAR.

The pamphlet report Of the Long Island Railroad
Company for the year ended December 81. 1907.
Just issued. shows increase for the year Of
about half million dollars in gross earnings. but
an increase nearly twice great in operating
penses the result of the years operation being
deficit Of $S5S,S29. The income account compares:
1907 1905 Changes.
Gross se595596 s534s11 ST
ncud taxes ss71 7s2 60 1852 75s 81 Inc 11Isoo4 os
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

GurEss1el oy Charles L Barney & Co, 10 p Broad
stree Eev Eorh. and 70. 10 south street,
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School Il Agencies.

School Agencies.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors overuesssx etc
10 COLLEGES School and Families. Apply 70
MIS- NJ ] YOUNG FULTON. % Union sounr.
MADEMOIsEIE AMEOT. Teachers Agency ., r
Soth o. Tel 1857 Madlson---Teaehers. tutors gov
sTnesses for colleges, schools private fsmili.s
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

RAILROAD EARNINGS.
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE.
1905. 1907. 1905
First week in April. s799.4o5 ss10.1sO $40 75o
July TO April T.. 55,44T515 55746 731 s2s1s 40
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN.
First week in April. =. s9322 ss.4Ta sp4sI
July l to April t.. 4T3,SsS 465. i67 458 s5s
WHEELING & LAKE ERIE
First week in April . s529O1 s1OeI2e s5sB23
July to April e.. +2e5.953 G2T2 6sl
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FERRY COMPANIES.
Instruction.

Instruction.
For Both Sexes-City.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGFs
Madison Square Gl22 Broadway
Harlem Branch. 3+5 Lenox Ave- near i2Tth ST.
BToohlyu 90 20 Court 81.
SUMMER SCHOOL AT ASBURY PARK n +
Teachers cent 70 all places within hundred miles
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Proposals.

SEALEp BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED
- by the Board Of Water supply. a Broad
way. New York Room g10. ninth floor. until II A 81
on Wednesday. April 10 1905, for printing and de-
lvering the FTst Annual Report the Board OF
Water Supply OF The City OF New York
above place and will be pub-
cly opened and read The award OF the contract IL
awarded. VIII be made thereafter prac-
tcabIe Pamphlet containing information for bidders
OF contract, specifications be
by Intending bidders upon application IN person. at
Room 1918 at the above address For further partieu
lars CITY Record
JOHN A BENSEI.
President:
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
CHARLES a SHAW.
Board Of Water Supply.
THOMAS HAssETT. ..---.--
Secretary.
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ss5s. s2s "a

Deficit .. ss5s, s2s 81 s2s.s5s "a Inc. ssso46 10
The percentage of operating expenses to gross
earnings was s417. against 77s6 in 1906. Explain
ing the poor showing made for the the report
says
while the general condition OF your property
has been greatly improved and increased safety
and economy IN operation assured. the results for
the wear have been far from satisfactory, and are
largely due TO the effort made TO provide greater
accommodation for the public than your revenues
justified. Late in the year radical reductions were
made in the train service. and every effort made
TO bring down the operating expenses, but not In
time TO produce any marked effect upon the gen
eral result The early completion Of the RAPID
Transit subway from the Battery TO your Fiat
bush avenue stat IN Brooklyn will greatly in
crease the traffic upon the Atlantic avenue and
other lines that have been electrified, and VIII
also shorten the time from all stations east or
ia nlaica to New York City This should bring
larger revenues without increased expense, and
give you a return upon the heavy outlay made In
eectrifvinl, portions of your road While the traffic
via Brooklyn will be greatly increased, that via
Long Island City and 34th will be necessarily
reduced but not sufficiently to justify very large
reduction IN the service TO the latter point
The report analyses the increase OF Sl,O45,422 IN
operating expenses exclusive OF taXes), showing
that the largest increases were in wages, due to
advance in rates of pay $3.50 602 and extraordinary
repairs in maintenance Of way, S2iO.0O0. Among
other items noted personal injuries. loss and
damage, etc. the disbursement for which increased
$86. 40 and fuel consumption due TO city require
rnent as burning anthracite COAL and TO larger
and heavier locomotives, increase $4,000
At The annual meeting Of the stockholders yes
terday the outgoing board was reelected Fred
erick c. Bourne elected a director as sue
cessor to the late Franklin B. Lord
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10 l. + r r 81 s1es7o77 7s Dec sees.5so 81
~ Add
"a S32,OoS 4s tOooVf % Dec ft4SS D.
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Net earnings

Net earnings
.2bS, GA 81 81 4S sos4 b1
Rentals paid
OF
earnings 200,14T 5S l65,759 rs Iro. 42SSI 50
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IyRANKFORD ARSENAL. PHILADELPHIA. PA,
L April Is 190s.-Seaed proposals, upon blank
furnished by this otce. VIII be
o'clock p. Friday. May i5- 1905 for furnishing
during the fiscal year ending June so. 1909 Cloths.
Ropes and Threads Forage. Steel and Iron.
Copper Tubing. Tin Zine. Lead and zAntimony. Iron
Castings Cartridge Metals HARDWARE Plumbing;
Canvas Betting. Lumber, Fuel. Chemicalg Oils
Paints Paper, Strawboard and Cupboard. Tools and
Miscellaneous Articles. For inforna rtou. apply 10
The Commanding officer,
DosTOFFTCE DEPA RTMENT WASHINGTON. d G
L u. l90S.-Sealed proposals viii De- received
az Office Of the Purchasing Agent. once De-
partment until O'clock ?. On May "a 1905, sup
plying Special Delivery and Collectors Canvas Satches
the four years from July 1905. June so 9I2
Specifications and blank proposals will upo1
application the Purchasing Agent. Depart
rnent. Washington. d c. C P. GRANDFIELD. Acting
Postmaster General.
INAETH FILLING AND DRHDGING-oFFTCE con-
II structtng q. NJ, Fort Slocuu. y. Y. Apr I3 1903
Sealed proposals in triplcate VIII be received until
A. NJ Juue / 1908, for earth hIlinG sea walls
here. where plans and specidca tOns seen Fr-
velopes containing proposals viii be Proposals
Earth Filling and addressed Constructing @ NJ
S,EA wALL-OFFICE CONSTRUCTING O NJ FORT
- Slocum. N Y. April 13 1eOS-Sealed proposals n
tripcate will be received until 10 A NJ June / 1905
for construction OF wall here OF pr
posas information furnished where plans and
Specifications be Envelopes containing pro-
uosas endorsed Proposals for sea Wail'' ana
addressed Constructing Q NJ
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81 $50 56S so s2O9S $50 5 Doc sIOSUls oS
Deduct rentals
of leas. lines.
int equip.
etc. 2249 Se5 IA 212Le44 o. Inc 4ol W
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TlHE 80 % THE sTATE oF - YoRK. q

Cls-S % Surrogatas' Court.
BAyARD L PECK Attorney for Execrtors ard rus
tees. 70 Lioerty Street. New YORK City.
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81 ne SorrcSates Cuurt
TONERS. . Rector ST. y. y city.

SuFfOBaleTs N0llty
......... New York 20 20 hereuntO AFFIXED Witness
l. s. Hon Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate O
said County OF New York. at said County
the seventeenth day OF March. IN the year o.
our Lord thousand hundred and eight
DANIEL J DONDSEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogatss Court
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NJ IN NTF-E- hLffU-
Attorney for AustFO-HunsaFlan Hospital
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.

New York, April IA. 1903.
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the City of
Roswell at the City Clerks Office up
and until 2 O'Clock p. m. May IL, by
any banking corporation doing busi-
ness in the city, which bid must state
the rate per cent upon daily balances
that such banking corporation offers
to pay the City for the privilege of
being made the depository of all the
funds of the City Of Roswell for the
two years next ensuing the date of
acceptance of said bid.
The successful bidder will be re-
quired to comply with all the provis-
ions of Ordinance No. 1872 of the City
of Roswell. and pay to the City Treas
urer at the end of each month the
amount due the City for such depos-
its during that month. The City Coun-
Gil reserves the right to reject any
and all bids
Witness my hand and the seal of
said City this 4th day of May, 1908.
(SEAL) w. T. PAYLOR,
Clerk of the City of Roswell
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SIS, rate Clovis Sunday May
10th, tickets good till MoDdi y
Night.
FOUR YOUNG WOMEN
DROWNED WHILE BOATING

Emporia, Kan, May 9.-Four young
women, ranging from Is to 1S, were
drowned last night il the Neosho ri
yer at Hartford, near here. The dead
are Elma Webster, Edith Webster
Grace Little, Bessie Lawrence. In
company with Kate Griffith, Mary
Griffith, Carol Lytle, Emil Stone
house and Howard Lyons, they were
cruising about in a gasoline launch
when short distance above a dam
the gasoline gave out and the engine
stopped. Lyons got out of the boat
and endeavored to run it ashore, but
his strength gave out and the launch
and its occupants were swept over
the dam. Lyons rescued Mary Griffiths
and Carol Lytle, while Kate Griffiths
f1oated down the river some distance
and was rescued by passer attracted
by her cries
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TO
QUIT SOON

Washington, May 9.-Strong eff
orts will be made to have congress
adjourn not later than two weeks from
today Representative Tawney an
nounces that the committee on appro-
priations of which ne is the chairman
will begin work On the general def
cheney bill today and he will try to re-
port the measure by next Thursday.
This is the last big appropriation bill
and it will probably go through the
house without discussion.
The public building bill will be re-
ported by the committee on buildings
and grounds as soon as chairman Bar
tholdt is sure of the right of way for
it. 1t is conceded the measure will be
rushed through the house.
A leader in the senate and an impor
tant member of the finance commit
tee, is quoted as saying yesterday
that he believed congress may ad-
journ May %. The only legislation
which he thought was probable out
side of the appropriation bills, child
labor bill for the District of Colum-
ibia and a possible campaign public
ity bill, was the emergency currency
bill
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eff there's anything you
want--we'll get it for you---
If there's anything you want
done we'll do it.. -
Phone 65 and
Ask parSOnS---f1e Knows

We freeze the water into ICE di-
rect from an artesian well. Ask your
physician what ice he uses.-HAYNES
& BONNEY. IL
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church wishes to publicly extend
thanks to Mrs. Sparks for the free
use of their building for their chick
en- pie dinner.
Remember the Senior High School
program Wednesday evening.
First Presbyterian Church.
edwin Emerson Davis, Mi1ister,)
At eleven o'clock the subject of
the sermon will be OUR DEFEAT
ED AMBITIONS"
Sunday school, 9:40 a. m.
Junior G. E., 2:3O p. m.
Senior G. E., 6: AS p. m.
On Tuesday evening the Rev. R. NJ.
Donaldson, of Denver, Colo, will
preach
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ADMIRAL EVANS HAS
RELINQUISHED COMMAND

San Francisco, May 9 Ulostenta-
tiously and without unusual ceremo-
ny, Rear Admiral Evans today relin-
quished the command of the Atlantic
fleet to Rear Admiral Chas. NJ. Thorn
as. Worn out with the exertions of
last night, when he was wheeled in
a chair to the banquet room at the
ST. Francis hotel and spoke for fifteen
minutes to the assembled guests
amid scenes of wild enthusiasm. Mr..
Evans rested today in his room at
the hotel. His flag on the Connecti-
cut was hauled down at 1890 this
morning with a salute of Is guns
from the ship. At the same instant
the red flag of Admiral Thomas float
ing on the Minnesota. was hauled
down with similar honor, and the ad-
miral. accompanied by his aides. en-
tered a barge and was conveyed to
the Connecticut. Admiral Thomas will
command but five days, when he will
be succeeded by Rear Admiral Cnas.
N. Sperry on May Is. 1t was stated
today that the effort to have the rank
of Vice Admiral conferred upon Ev-
ans will be continued with energy.
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NUMBER 60

ing his wife. the jury returned a YER
dict yesterday finding the defendant
guilty. A motion was filed for a new
trial.
II the case against w. T. Woolver-
ton. charged with flourishing a revol-
yer, a motion for a continuance was
overruled.
Martin Mendosa withdrew his plea
of not guilty and pleaded guilty in
the second count Territory withdrew
first count
Territory VS.. Grimes, jury returned
verdict yesterday of assault and bat
terry as charged in first indictment.
Territory VS.. H. S. Holloway, defen-
dant arraigned and pleaded not gull
ty. Trial set for May Is. Charge un
der information for violation of phar
macy act.
Jeff Sutton, charged with assault
with deadly weapon, arraigned and
pleaded not guilty.
H. S. Holloway, charged with viola
tion of medical law, arraigned and
pleaded not guilty.
Bob Easley, charged with carrying
deadly weapon, arraigned and plead
ed not guilty.
Case of Amarillo Hardware Co.,
jury waived and cause set for June f.
In the case of Ed Mauller, charged
with forgery, second trial set for May
13- First trial resulted in hung jury
How would you like to have a )
room cottage in South Roswell for
s45o.O0 easy payments like rent?-R. H.
McCune 59t7
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BILLIONS OF DOLLARS
IN NEW YORK BANKS.

New York, May 9.-The steady in
banks today increased the deposits
of those which are members of the
clearing house to the record figures
of $1.270,324,900. This is an increase
of $12,56O,7O0 over the deposits report
ed last Saturday The amount of spe-
Gle held in these banks has also
reached a new high record of s313,-
304. 500, and the surplus was more
than five per cent in excess of the
25 per cent. The aggregate deposits
in all banks and trust companies of
New York was 50 157 ,1S3, 500.
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GOVERNOR PRINCE TO SPEAK
ON PECOS VALLEY HISTORY

Ex-Governor l.. B. Prhce, of Santa
Fe, will deliver an address on THE
Pecos Valley in History" in Roswell
under the auspices of the public
schools on May 21 Governor Prince
viii be here at that time for the N
M. NJ. |. commencement and will lee
ture also for the public schools. He
probably will go from here to Carls-
bad to lecture for the schools He is
an eloquent speaker and an authority
on New Mexico history. having help
ed to make some of the most inter
esting portions of that history.
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NFAMOUS
n. M. LAW

Washington, D. c., May 9.-Under
suspension of the rules, the house to-
day ON a yea and nay vote passed
unanimously the senate resolution
repeating an act of the Territorial
legislature of New Mexico, which was
passed over the governors veto on
March II, 1908. The Territorial act
deals with civil procedure in person
al injury cases. The resolution now
goes to the President for signature
having passed the senate in March.
Birdsall,, of Iowa, having charge
of the bill, declared that the law was
the most remarkable piece of legis-
lation ever enacted. Insead of being
"An act to regulate law and procedure
in certain cases." he said it should
vent the recovery of damages for in
juries received through accidents or
otherwise upon railroads within the
Territory of New Mexico"
1t was, he asserted a most iniqui-
tous act of the legislature, and dem
onstrated the wisdom of giving con
gress power to absolutely control the
legislation of territories.
The passage of the resolution was
also urged by Henry, of Texas, who
ture as infamous.
. In the opinion Of Clayton, of Ala
bama, no layman could read this act
Of the legislature without being hor-
rified at it's outrageous terms The
law, he charged was passed at the
instance of the railroads, which he
said tyrannized the people of New
Mexico and deprived them of JUS
tice
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AMONG THE CHURCHES (
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Christian Church.
Bible school. 9:45 a. m.
Preaching at IL a. m. by our pas
tor. Rev. George Fowler.
full chorus will be in attend
ance, assisted by violin and flute.
There will be a vocal solo by Mrs.
J. e. McClane.
ALI are welcome
The Salvation Army.
(Pecos and Second St.-Staff Captain
and Mrs. A. D. Shaw, Officers in
Charge.l
IL a. m.-"Christ's View of Life. "
Based upon Philippians 2:5. Let this
mind be in You, which was also in
Christ Jesus"
200 p. m-Sunday school for boys
and girls. Decision Sunday. This day
is set apart for the children deciding
for God and Salvation.
Same hour.-Bible class for adults.
Subject. ''The Great Physician" Read
ing Mark 2.
3 p. m-Open mir gospel meeting,
court house sQuare.
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HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCE
MENT AT BAPTIST CHURCH.

The High School Commencement
sermon program will be held at the
Baptist church tomorrow evening, at
$50 p. m. The program is as follows:
Program.
Hymn No. III.
Invocation, Rev. Mr.. Fowler.
Anthem, The Radiant Morn
Scripture Lesson.
Song. ride On in Majesty" Mems
Chorus.
Prayer and Response.
Song, fAll The Way" Ladies' Choir
us.
Collection.
Anthem, MY Redeemer Liveth.-
Address, 'The Obligations of Cit
izenship," Rev. H. F. Vermillion.
Hymn No. 1872.
Benediction, Rev. E. E. Davis