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The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-12

to meet at Little Rock on Janu- ary 26 and 27, 1909. This VII be the sixth convention and it is our desire to make it the greatest not only in point of numbers attending, but n the amount of work accomplished as well.
 We have had five conventions Of the Arkansas Good Roads As sociation and have accomplished much in the matter of securing remedial legislation and educat- ing ourselves for better road building. We are still too near the rear of the column of states standing just thirty ninth in per centage of miles of Improved roads to remain satisfied.
 "A convention of Arkansas school teachers numbering nearly one thousand has just adjourn ed. Next to the education of our children. the providing and main taining of good highways is the most important subject to the state. As with school teachers so with road officials; there are many of us who have a great deal of room for improvement. Let us all get together and de- wise means for keeping up the good work.
 We have arranged a program which will eclipse any other ever offered by the association. and we want everybody who is inter- ested in good roads to come. The railroads will give reduced rates from all points in the state. "All counties and judges and mayors of towns and cities are eX-officio delegates. Each coun- ty judge is authorized to name five delegates from his county, and each mayor is authorized to name delegates from his city or town as follows:
 "One delegate in towns of l. GOO or under; two delegates where the population is between 1000 and 5000, three delegates where the population is between 5000 and 5000; four delegates where the population is between 5000 and 1000 and five delegates where the population is over 1O,- OOO
 Mayors and judges are urged to appoint delegates and send their names to the secretary at once. We confidently look for ward to a great convention, and trust that you will use your eff forts to secure mention in the To- cal papers so that a large and en- thusiastic attendance may be se- cured from every portion of the | state"
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-12
GOOD ROADS ASSN.
 MEETS JAN. 20
Executive Committee Sends Out Circular Letter and Expects Convention to
 Be Best One Yet Held.

Little Rock, Jan. 12.--The work of booming the meeting of the Arkansas Good Roads Associa- tion which will be held here Jan uary 26 and 27, has been start ed. The following letter urging members to attend and outlin- ing the work to be done by the association at it's meeting has been sent out by the Executive Committee
 "A meeting of the Arkansas Good Roads Association is called
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-12
INTERESTING ITEMS
 FROM LITTLE ROCK
A Batch of News Furnished by Special
 Correspondent at the Capital.

Little Rock, January 12.-
 Senator kie Oldham, of Pulaski, was the absent Senator at the gathering of the class yesterday. He is in Arizona for his health and it is now a surety he will not be back before an adjourrs- ment of the seante. When Gov. Donaghey takes the oath of Of flee his resignation will be read before the senate and suc- cessor appointed by the new chief executive. There is much speculation here as to who will be the successor, a number inti- mating J. H. Harrod, one of the leading members of the Little Rock bar, and a life long friend and campaign worker of Gov. Donaghey, will be prevailed up- on to accept office.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-12

Through an error in judgement Of a church janitor, the congre- gations of one of the principal churches of the city is alleged to have partaken of bread and catsup during a communion ser vice Sunday, instead of the us- ual bread and wine, The jani- tor of the church was sent to the home of the pastor for the jug, which contained wine used in communion, and instead, pick
 ed up a jug of catsup which had been presented to the wife of the pastor. After the minister had tasted the catsup in partaking of the communion himself, he had gone too far to turn back and with a very sober countenance, he served each communicant with the tomato product.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-12

ity; plea of guilty, and fined $1 and costs.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-12

Attorney-General w. F. Kirby today filed with the clerk of the United States circuit court the answer of the Arkansas Railroad Commission to the petitions of the short lines in the state for an injunction to restrain the en- forcement of the freight tariff of the commission. There are 143 of the answers and in them the Attorney-General alleges it is false the railroads have not been making money under the old rates. He says the basis of reck- oning is entirely wrong, and if the true figures are shown and a true valuation of the railroads given it will show the figures of the railroads far off.
 Unless Gov. Donaghey or Acting Governor Martin grants clemen- cy, Joe. Thompson of Hampstead county, convicted of murder, will be hanged January 22. Thompson was convicted of murder in the first degree and sentenced to hang He appealed to the su- preme court and the decision of the lower court was sustained Before leaving the office of gov ernor, Acting Governor Pindall set the date for execution.
 All except about four bales of cotton on the state farm was picked out before the present cold weather set in. Supt. Pit cock today stated he would put the convicts in the field after this just as soon as the weather moderates. The cotton is now frozen on the stalk and there is no danger of it's falling off. The cotton is scattered over 1900 acres of ground but it will take only about half day to have it picked out.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
AS VEGAS GANG
NOW OPERATES
IN DAYLIGHT
EmboIdened by HeIpIeSSnesS
Of Police FootpadS Work on
Daytime Schedule in Meadow
City,


Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal
Las Vegas y. NJ sept. "a Eyi-
IDENTIFY believing they are immune from
molcstation at The hands of the police
49,.
department. the gang of thieves who
have been operating at night in this
city for the past month or SO have
started a daylight schedule ana are
now operating in the afternoons par
ticularly whore tho occupants of
houses are temporarily absent on their
social rounds Early today some time
after luncheon while Mrs. Christie
shaver was reading in the parlor 4
bold sneak thicf entered an adjotn-
Ing bed room ana worked some time
without giving the alarm, opening q
trunk and taking from it a valuable
gold watch and chain and a sum Of
money Mrs Shavor oon after enter
ca the oom ANA discovered her loss,
finding the trunk broken open, its
contents strcWod oNcr the floor, and
the valuables missing. She promptly
telcphoned to police headquarters but
that the department has accom-
plishcd nothing in tracing the thief.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
DRY FARM CONGRESS
GREAT MOVEMENT
SAYS M0NT0YA MAN
%IspceI.l corrc.nonaenc, TO Mornlns Ionrnnll

'"i'"HS' M'"' sept 'o'i'
mover Vas q movement to upltft the
a"ml-alld uBriculturlsts of the world
eQlal to the DtN Farming Congress
ana II has only hcgun its real work %
This rs The opinion expressed by u
r. Getty, of Mouto}p NoW Mexico. q
farmer who has recently become %
member of the congress Mr. Getty
expression Is typical of the sentiment
expressed In scorVs OF letters received
hN the SECRETARY OF tho congress from
farmers in AN parts of the west Ia
New Mexico there hats been a great
Increase i'm the Interest m the work
of the congress iu the last year Tho
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
P|TTSbURG MAN To
Be NEW HEAD Of
BLIND SCHOOL
BOARD OF REGENTS HAS
IMPORTANT MEETING
R, R, Pratt Of Western PennSyI-
vania institute Will Come to
Alamogordo to Size Up Stu
alton,


Especial Dispatch to the Morning journal
Alamogordo, ~ NJ sept. 20 Tho
board Of reg Auts Of the New MeXico
institute FOR the bilnd. held an impnr-
tant executive session hero yesterday
afternoon ana evening. Those in at
tendance were " = Buchanan Of Tu-
rumcari, who acted as chairman. q j.
WolfinRor Of A@lamogordo. secretary
and treasurer. and w A. Hawkins Of
FL Paso. j. +. Wharton. president.
now Il resident of lei Pnso. aud j. j..
AraEon. of Lincoln. were not In at
tendance.
The board meeting wag called for
tho purpose Of approving formally, the
steps taken by Mr.. WolfinRer. treas
urcr, looking to the opening of the
in%stituto, ana to decide upon Il super
%intcndcnt.
Mr.. WolfinRcr has beer In commun-
ication with some six or eight inatitu-
tinnH, ana the board was most favor
ably impressed with the record Of r.
X Pratt. now with the Western Penn
Hylvnuia Institute for the Blind. Of
Ifttshurg. Mr.. Pratt holds the high
est class recommendations. not only
FROM the Institution with which ne IL
nov associated. but from several lead
Ing institutes of the kind
A telegram was forwarded thi.
morning To Mr. Pratt asking him to
come to Alamogordo to look over the
field, with q view Of accepting tho
supcriutcndcncy. lie win select hi.
own faculty, subject Of course to the
approval Of the board. Mr.. Pratt Is
not blind This, in the opinion of the
board, renders him better qualified
for the work which win bo required Of
him.
IN addition to the important work
mentioned above, tho board also ct-
fected a settlement with J. A Jolly.
contractor for the balance Of the or
eetien Of q laundry, and general re-
pairs 20 the administration build
ing This settlement has been hang
ing for a. number az months Mr. VOL
finger this morning expressed the
greatest satisfaction ovor the adjust
ment Of the differences
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
RIO M|MBRES FRUIT
ON DISPLAY AT
LUNA FAIR


Dcming, - NJ. sept. 33 The scc-
und annual tair of Luna county was
hold in Dcming three dtya this week
beginning Tuesday nuo closing Thuts-
day evening 4 large crowd was in
Attendance ana thn program proved
So De 20 very entertaining one Tho
display ol agricultural products was
most croditablo aud Indicates the
rapid advance that the farmers ur,
making m the Mimhrcs valley The
fruit display uf tho rio Mtmbre. trri-
cation company Vus worry fine quite
e mic. mineral exhibit was also made.
Tho racing, bronco busting and ball
game brought out large crowds and
all proved 10 Dee tip-top attractions
Tho ban game WAS played hctNccu
Santa Hita ana DcminR and was carr
rird to ~ innings. resulting i'm "a sror,
of tu 10 loo favor of the Visiting team
u WAS "a splendid game. and was wit
messed boy tho largest crowd thnt hts
attended @ ban game iu Dcmjng BOO
wears.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
CITY SCHOOL CENSUS
COMPLETED YESTERDAY
canvass of Two Precincts Shows 3f59
Children of school .N.r.

Thomas J Naylon. clerk If the
board of education Yesterday after
noon completed the work of compil-
ing the school census for the city Of
Albuquerque for 1909 Precincts ~
and 20 show 3D. ,otaI number of 354g
children between the ages or 3 aud 10
or this number. 1872 are boys and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25

the impurities by means of air blasts
the refined product containing SO per
cent Of carbon which was considered
sufficiently pure for the manufacture
Of paints
Henry is the name OF n newly estab-
lished p%ostoffice in Eddy county. y.
NJ. Henry Is MAY has been appointed
postmaster.
George w. schultz has been commits
stoned postmaster IT Smertoon. Ariz.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
Good for BiIiOuSncss.

81 took two of Chamberlain X
stomach and Liver Tablets last night
and I feel fifty per cent better ina"
| have for weeks" says J. j. f1se-
stone Of Allegan. Mich. They are
certainly a fine article for bilious
ness" For sale by all Druggists
Samples free.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25

Cosmetics and lotions will not clear
your complexion of pimplcs and
blotches like Foley's Orino Laxative.
for Indigestion. stomach. and. liver
trouble and habitual constipation
Clcanses the system and is pleasant
to take.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25

NairoAi British East Africa. ~'
"a Theodore Roosevelt. Who IS hiH
ine ia the MVcru district. hos
ee1 tWo more elephants Nr. k.'
Welt soon leaves this territory i'- l'
Gutsu Hltra river.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25

1881 arr girls. Last years census
showed GiG1 children of both sexes
the census Ills year showing an ih-
crease of IS children over that OF last
wear.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
THE VIM. FAIR COMPANY

Wholesale and retail dealers in
Fresh and salt Meats. Sausage -
specially. For cattle and hogs the
biggest market prices are paid
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25

i,ov Cutlrr at Lordsbute succeeds
II - holcumb horc as agent for the
NeIlsIargo Express company
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-08-13

be identified. the quality Of such mater
ials used and the amount of duties paid
thereon shall be asserted. the facts Of the
manufacture or production of such arti-
cles in the United States and their ex-
portation therefrom shall be determined
and the draw back due thereon shall be
paid to the manufacturer. producer or ex-
porter. to either the agent or to the
person to whom such manufacturer. pro-
dueer. exporter. or agent shall in writing
order such drawback paid, under such
regulations as the secretary Of the treas
ury shall prescribe
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-08-13
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-08-13
LOCAL. ITEMS

@. ". Higgins went to Colorado
Springs on Tuesday.
Geo Dishl and Lester Swink wen; ~
to the state capi,ol o. Wednesday.
W. o. AlsnSh. left yesterday for saor'
stay in cslsra6o Springs and Denver.
Mr. s-d Mrs. P. J. Rsi'sll left yesterday
for ten days cutting =: Colorado Springs,
Wv. Rsekatere-. q Zion City. III. is
visiting his sen. E c. Seskafsller. Of
Hslsseek-
Miss Leaa cadwalaier departed yes
.srday fer q vacsioa visi; with friends q;
CALLAHAN. coie-
Mrs o. C. Lanssrtoa was % from
Esily yesterday. attending . sens scsi-
ness ria..srs AID visiting Rocky Ford
trieaia
Misses cla-ses Cock And Mia Wood rs-
turned to thar IA jilta ho1,es 60 Sat-
Srtay, af,sr plsasaa: risst II this city
with Ms Ear Rex
Ms I. L Grsssry And 6auShtsr. Mss
Late. VIC have spent TIE past several
nso,ss n tbs city. departed "a Saaaay
s>- their hoc1s II Denver.
Mays- vaa EusSirk And Fire CHE!
Earps is.s fer Kansas City C wetoss-
say and i, .sccssstal = their E;<siec vii
s-i>S back sae :: he ees: sre teams j,
tie ~ss. .er sss CO oCr Ere ~asoa-
Misses A--a a.i Eta DAVIS, ~ac
were 60 tie way tr,a thsir Ce5saS1
ho-.e :, San Lake City. s.r77ea II Sec-
Gay and s7s1s TIE DAY With ihsi- sisssr.
Mrs .. R. S,,ssar. O. re return .-iP
:asy e,a.s-pi,.e 1ski-Sa -r-a lsaEs-
SAY e Essky F,-d.
Mr.. ar5 Mrs Bert Bsyu.sr lsi. FTi-
tay Tor IN extended snip through the
Northwest They eNPsc; to attend
the IrrTsaIic- CozE-SsS =; >Po-Sa-se,
The Exposition ~ Seattle Portland.
Orc. ard o;her places Q; in;sres;- go
f-S from Seattle . San Fr--clscc,
Cziif- by bat ard -st---Erc hone
tA-pzsh A-5roua and New MSNIoo-
Rev. :. X CAz=Iss- D. D Q: $:
Louis. Nc wAo is Visiti- his -sah-
a c Sioa-. cscupSed The prlPit oi
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-08-13

the Methodist church at the regular
service last Sunday morning. Though
cnfeeblcd by age and almost blind,
the reverend doctors discourse proved
him still vigorous eNpounder OF the
Gospel. and he was listened to with
marked attention by goodly aud
ience.
On the way to their home at Covi-
na. Calf. where they have fine or
ange ranch, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fesler
stopped off in this city last week for
I few days visit with old friends. The
couple were old-time residents OF
Rocky Ford and also lived in Long.
mont when that town was place OF
about a half dozen houses. They are
returning from 4 pleasant visi! with
relatives in Indiana and Virginia.
Needed improvements in the sanitary
arrangements Of Liberty and Washington
school buildings were this week eommsne-
ID and Supt Ward.proposss to have thsss
buildings fully sauippsd and in good sani-
tary condition before school opens. Ths
old outhousss will give place to modern
lavatoriss within the buildings and in
stead Of the old water troushs and buckets
the children will b supplied with their
water supply BY the latest type Of sani-
tary plumbing that does not require the
use Of Hsrm.ladsn drinking cups.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. q. curliss returned
home Tuesday evening from an auto srip
to Denver. They went up on Saturday
~ far as Colorado Springs and the nsxt
day sailed into Deaver-and the word
'sailed- is not used iokingly either. for
they jus. missed e'outeursi near Pal
rner Lake and the res, Of the trip was
literally sailing through a sea CT mud.
Bu. with all exciting experiences they
me: with no real Hishap. had a mos. en-
eyable trip and Mr.. curliss is more
enamsred with his Maxwell runabeu;
than ever before
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-08-13
BOOST, DON'T KNOCK.

Replying to the report that some of
the Rocky Ford real estate men are
knocking" the Chamber of Com
merce because of his election as Sec
retary, L. R. Fenlason has this week
issued the following open letter:
Dear Sir: In regard to the Cham
Der of Commerce and its workings,
wish to put myself on record with the
real estate men of Rocky Ford.
was not present at the meeting when
l was elected director. realized
when the position of secretary with
the Chamber of Commerce was offer
cd me, that some people might think
that l would use the office to my per-
sonal gain as much as possible and did
not wish to take the place: l also
realized that some one would have to
time to the work, also enthusiasm. SO
l agreed to take the place if Mr.. John
w. Bowman would act as assistant
secretary, which he agreed to do. l
knew il the Chamber of Commerce
was n success. one man could not give
sufficient time to do the work as il
should be done. 1t takes couple
hours daily OF Mr.. Bowman's and my
time now. and later on, it will take 4
great deal more.
All letters written to the Chamber
of Commerce will be kept in their
office in files all mail going direct to
the Chamber of Commerce instead
OF to my office. Any person belong
ing TO the Chamber of Commerce ha.
as much right to go to the office and
read letters and inquire into the work.
ings of the office, as the secretary
and | particularly wish the real es'
tate men and all members to go &c
the office, read letters of inquiry, an
swcr them and give all the informa'
tion possible, as outside letters viii
help a great deal in bringing the re-
suits that We all wish for. The Cham
Der of Commerce cannot succeed un
less we all put our shoulder to ths
wheel and work.
l would like to have each real es
tate man or member send to the Office
three or four of the best bargains yo,
have or know OF. You can describe
them so no one can tell exactly wher'
the property is located. l wish e
put all OF these on one folder withou
literature. These will be used as sam
pies of the rpices of lands here. TIL,
property listed must all be under tn
old bitches. .
II I. in any way as secretary. d.
anything thae you do not think I
right. come to me at once and l Nil
reetify same. This letter only apple
to members Of the Chamber Of Com
meree. II you are not a membe
now. I want you to join At once ant
help US. as believe an active Cham
Der of Commerce can do more goot
for Rocky Ford than any other posi-
bic organization. Every time yo'
hear the Chamber of Commerce men
toned. en,huse: tell your friends W.
have a good country. that farming
from, twenty TO forty acres IS yer;
profitable. II all the members wor'
together for the GOOD OF the cause
We will get a good spirit at home. ;heI
when outsiders come to look over ou1
city and country, they will fnd sat
isfed people. and they will help u,
much 10 attain the end that we are al
\ striving for. Yours very truly.
l. r. FENLASON. Secretary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-08-13
ARKANSAS VALLEY MOTIFS.

c. c. co!man. Of Rocky Ford. spsn:
Sunday a: the home Of his brother. Ten.
Of this Plaee.-Fowlsr Tribune.
Prof. Mitchell and wife Of Rocky Ford.
spent Sunday in the N. z. Barshsr home.
Mr.. Mitchell WAS formerly a. the head Q!
the Sugar City sehools ard is now assist
an. principal Of the Rocky Ford s=hools.
|-ordwsy New Era.
Mrs. c. A. SeerSesm. accom-
panied By Miss Fannie And Master Fred
sri=k. wen: to Rocky Ford last wednes-
day for an outing and intellectually . take
in the circus. It was rot quite 50 ex.
pensive or fashionable IS SoinS - the
mountains su: probably iass as reeupsr-
as;vs and enjoy yahls.-L jansa Trisuns.
L A. Henderson IS erecting an e1tsn-
sivs addiaoa 70 his residence CT Sasrna,
avenue. He left the carpenters IN charge
and drove . Rocky Ford Monday with his
racing s:osx which he will enter for the
Arkansas Valley Fair. which begins g
tie Sis, Of the p-ssea: rsa:h.-ord~ay
New Era
CsmmensinS upeo the ball game
recently p,,led ea between tas Fowler
and Roeky Ford tsarna The Fowler
Tnscae hands oas tie following ae0sass
:, Or. Paris 1T IS tie ussal cry ussc
n team meets defeat when away fraa
hore, TIA, the faUl; les w1:a the ulpire
il savoriaS tie hone team with ali rlsss
s<eis;oax. Net - With tais game Every
ere 81 ssr boys IS l,ud Z lis praise q tn
ere z. 3. Paris ao6 4 thsre were mere
u-,rres ct h,s eaHsre there ~ocsd es less
hard iseE-ss a1ocs aalp,ays-s- O.
e,ose base assssss.s >. gave tie rE,,er
h.-es.o. ,hs Soss. s,d /: Was mated ac:
:, ec.a teams aEse- O. balls an sarlsss
Be aicxsi ten -: with .ha sa-s s,s<
s-s SKI fll r-4--.- IS ~At1 srt-ac-s ,
.ss:A tx : psts-; ('s- e ssy p-stsssi.-
q se.,is:l. ac5 ey ass FAR s,t I-7a-tli
Ssclss,-s &c &C, he aczira.as, >: ta<
F,~isr ps,y.rs. ~ho say Say ho,s g
-sSse--- .hssr -. a-rsas tro- lie Fer1
ssa-, q. ss-s t-.5-s Ss.s .a<- Mr.
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