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The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-02-17
VERY LARGE CROWD ATTENDS
CITIZENS MASS MEETING
Unbroken Harmony The Keynote of
The Convention
An Exceptionally Strong Ticket is Put into
The Field

Williams by &. \. Garrett: Z. f.
Thomas by j K. DeMler: ). NJ.
Parker Ivy + G. X .llan /, George
Wclgele Jr., 10y thas. Kreamer.
Ju"g- ota,cup asked to nave
his name with1rlwn, a,d en-
pIained that, und"r he law, a.
Ju>tire of the peace. lie will be.
come, ex.ofiirio. police magis.
trate, and therefore could not
serve in the two rapacities
Ballots were then prepared.
with the understanding that the
four names receiving the high.
est number "f votes should he
declared the nominees for the
council, the one receiving , he
highest number of votes amcrc
those named for clerk, should be
tn" nominee for that office. DR.
Bryan, Messrs. WoIfinger and
Hilburn acted as clerks and
tellers. The result of the
balloting was as follows:
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-02-17
JONES OPENS BUSINESS
Leases First National Bank
Store Building

Lee Jones, who has been engag-
ed in several business ventures
and Is well known through on t
the county, has leased the big
store room in the First National
Bank building on New York
Ave-, and will open and conduct
a modern grocery store.
This room, which until recently
had been used as a motion picture
iheater, is being remodeled to
suit the needs and requirements
OF the grocery business. Shely-
ing and counters are now being
installed, and an entirely new
and fresh line of groceries, will
be put in.
The line to be carried is groc-
cries. and fruits and vegetables.
and will be complete in every
detail. Mr.. Jones has many
friends in Alamogordo, and
thn'ugh out the county, who
wish him success in this new
venture.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-02-17
IRRIGATION EXPERT
Will Direct all Irrigation Work
tor Company

Alamogordo Improvement Co.
has engaged an expert irrigation
engineer to supervise that de-
partment Of its work. @. V.
SOule will devote all of his time
and attention tO this work.
The Company realizes the va
lue and Importance of using to
hest advantage every drop of
water available for irrigating,
and has therefore engaged Mr..
Soule t0 suprrintend the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snule are now at
Hotel Alamogordo, hut will estab-
lish home as early as possible.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-02-17
COMPANY +" NOW
HAS An ARMORY
The M ajpstic 1beater has Been
Leased
t. be Immediately Remodslei and Fitted
Up

Company Il" If the New Mex
leo National Guard la, at last
realiz"d It's hope. An sImoly is
now actually in its possession.
The officers and some sn the
men of this company f,r Il long
while have bee" patiently plug
glng away on first one plan and
then another. As soon as one
scheme was found TO he inprac-
tIrable. they did not give I'D in
despair. hmt Immediately took
another tack.
Wednesday negotiation were
closed for the lease of Brounoff's
Majestic theater. Wednesday
afternoon Captain Kenredy and
a corps of his valiant gnards
were bnsily engaged in transfer
ring the equipment from the old.
temporary quarters in the Avis
block.
The arse nal will be esta bjish-
ed in the rear of the stage, where
all equipment will be stored in
orderly arrangement. The front
OF the building will bp built in
again, and an office will he built
"n each side of a five foot pa sage
wav to the entrance to the main
hall One of these Office will be
'Hse'i fnr officers quarters, the
other for the quarter-master.
The main hall will be- presery-
Just AS it stands and will lie us-
rd for drill hall aud dancing pa
vlll"n. A piano will be added
as soon as possible
The new olive drab uniforms
have heen received from depart
inent headquarters at Sante Fe.
These are service uniforms, but
are OF much better quality of
gods than the ones now i'm use.
Aside from being better in ap-
pearance, they are heavier and
much better for winter wear.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-02-17
FAMOUS B RD-AtN IKE
COMING To EL PASO
The Morning Times Arranges for
the Meeting
NJ. Paulhan is TO be the Star of the
Meet

Without reference to pains on
expense, The Morning Times of
FL Pasn, has concluded arrange.
ments TO bring Monsieur Paul
han, the vp~l lreppwn, laviatDr,
70 +, laso for all exhibition of
his wonderful flights through
space.
The hnSiness and nrofA sional
men Of FL Paso subscribed gen
cr"nsly to the fund necessary.
The exhibition Will he conduct
ed Friday. Saturday and Sunday,
February %, 26 and u
The III Paso d Snutewpstern
Route will make the very low
rate of one fare for the round
trip. This low rate will make it
possible for nearly all to attend.
The News suggests that as
many as can do So should take
advantage of the opportunity to
witness The aerial manoeuvers Of
these men who have apparently
robbed the birds of those secrets
S" long shr"nd@d in mystery.
1t NAV he a long while before
another such opportunity is of
feed to the people of the SOUTH
west.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-02-17

WoIfinger's big show window
this week is arranged along lines
original and unique. 1t is CON-
memorative of George Washing
ton whose birthday is so soon to
be observed. In the front of tho
window is a small log, bearing
this inscription =" Sharp Cut on
Price," To lend emphasis to
the SHARP Gut" several hatch
cts have been embedded in the
log. Tiny hatchets of card board
are attached to every article on
display.
An election of officers of the
Sunday school of the Christian
church was held last Sunday.
Practically the same officers re-
main in charge of the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. X. Beddall of
New York are registered at
Hotel Alamogordo, and will
spend the remainder Of the win.
ter here.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-02-17

X. b. Milton of La Luz has ac-
cepted a position as clerk in the
post Office, succeeding Ben. Han
cock, who will enter the service
of Warrens'. Forest Hudnall
who is now employed at War
rens' will leave about the first of
March for FL Paso.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-02-17
School Furniture Here

The new furniture for the new
High School was received Tues
day. THIS includes desks and
opera chairs, and makes the
equipment comlete for the new
building.
AS soon as the new furniture
has been installed, the parents
of pIpils and other patrons of the
school will be cordially invited
to visit and inspect the new
building.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-02-17
A Valued Gift

The ladies' Aid Society of the
Christian church received from
the ladies' Of the NJ. L. church of
East Liverpool, Ohio, a substan-
tial gift Of 8 dozen dinner plates.
tea plates, pie plates, sauce dish.
es, coffee cups, with many We
getahle dishes, water and cream
pitchers.
The shipment was prepaid.
and will prove to be 4 great bles.
gift.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-02-17
IIE PRIMER RfS(RT IS
70 Be- RESTORED
Messrs. Simmons and Fox Make
This Statement
Cla5uh Will Reopen for the Sc 4
ofl9ll

blnHHcToll, 'ue pTcUnIeT TeebT'
Of the Great Southwest, will b,
rebuilt. That is now beyond
controversy.
Nr simmons, General Mlnag
erur hr FL Paso & southwestern
Eu'o. which ow,s Cloudcrnrt.
u.d some time since to the Fl
Pa.a papers that Cloudcroff
would be restored as n resort, but
b" nas not then in position tu
say vs. hen the actua construction
work would le commenced.
Last week at the conference
between the manage enelt If
The + 7. IL. s. W. and Mrs.r>
Gdb'rt aud Glas-co"k nf The
Sanrtorium committee. Mps>rs
Simmons, Fox and King, said
that the grea. resort hotel would
be ready for occupancy by the
opening of the season of 1911.
Continuing, Mr.. FIX said that
the new structure would be one
Of the finest hotels in the south
west. modern in architecture.
furnishings and fittings, with NJ
convenience or comfort lacking.
Clnudcroft, as q resort will be
given the widest range of publ
city possible. One "f the hand
t"mest hooklets ever issued from
. modern press will be- used in
III" advertising. Mr. Fax j. en.
thnSiastir over Clnuirroft. aud
will Io all that brains and mo"ey
can accomplish to make it one Of
the mot widely known and po-
puIar resorts in the snuthwpst.
Nr. Roe, Manager of the CIoud-
croft Road and General Superin. |
tendHnt Of Alamogordo Lumber
Company, is also a Cloudcofi |
en'hSiast. and may be relied /
upon To do all in his power, which !
Is considerable. Mr. Roe apprp.
cla'rs the value Of Cl0udcroft as
one ot Alamogord"'s most i'm.
p'r'an' assets.
j &. Jones also has been husy
during the past two weel s, boOst.
lns 'rr Cluudcruft. He has made
several trips tn FL PasO to try to
induce the Chamber Of Com
nl"rre to cooperate with the FL.
lu,n and Southwestern in the
oH'ldlng ola cottage colony at
'l"nIcroft. It's a certainty that
the big hotel will be ready for
next season, but Mr.. Jones' plan
Is To keep the resort open this
season. To abandon the place
t"r even single season would
orins about some results that are
not to be desired.
But the fact that the big resort
motel will be ready for the season
oi 1911, is enough to make US all
leeI more cheerful and hopeful.
O'ondcroft helps Alamogordo in
many ways. We need it and
want it.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-02-17

Miss Nan Mclean, represent.
ing q hotel register house of
Dubuque, Iowa, was in Alamo
gordO Monday and Tuesday,
soliciting local ads for the new
registers which are to be put in.
She was quite successful in the
work.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-02-17
Trustees.

q. q. Scipo ..........92 92
j. J. Hill. "a
H. 5. Evans ..................... 80
w. q. Rne...... ............. 80
w q. Haynes. s.............49 40
- ''''''es'.......... 40
Frel Stone. e............... 81
'ieorge Welgele. 30
Jose Torres. ..... .....22 %
Clerk
q. E. ThOmas..............6 81
Ross Cunningham....................19 10
Roger Williams.
). NJ. Parker...... .............16
George Weigele Jr... 8
In accordance with a previous
vote 0f the house. the chair de-
clared &. q. Sripio, J. J. Hill.
He my S. Evans and W. G. Roe,
to be the nominees for the couu-
ell, and Chas. L. Thomas the
nominee for clerk. The meeting
was adjourned at lO:l5.
On the whole, the meeting was
harmonious enough to re fleet
credit upon the town and the
citizens who took part. There
was no useless wrangling. Every
suggestion offered seemed to be
prompted by the right spirit and
in good faith.
Mr.. Herbert easily led all
others in the number of names
offered. Judge Bush also was
not unmindful of his duties as a
citizen.
An amusing incident occurred
while the names for clerk were
being placed before the house.
Mr.. Thomas wished to withdraw
his name from the candidates for
the council, after he had been
named for clerk. Just which nom
ination he wished to withdraw or
that he ought to withdraw either,
was not plain to some of the
members. In reply tn a question.
Mr.. Thomas wittily replied: II
don't mind running, but l don t
want to be BEATEN TWICE q"
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-02-17

ne call Tor a clfIZrnS' mass
meeting brought to the court
house Monday evening u w. nv
large aud representative gather
ine 81 ,,Ie voters os hiamoScrdl. /.
w @. R"e called the meeting tn
order. and hy arrIar alton Judge
Byron sherry was elected char
man. aud W. q. Roe secretary.
Without any delay the marhin-
cry of nominating the ticket was
set IN motion. J j. Hill serving
as interpreter.
Judge Bu>h made the opening
talk in the nomination Of DR.. /.
X. Gilbert fnr mayor. N. H.
Herbert followpd with the non,-
inati"n of Judge Byron Sherry
+. Kreamer nominated q. G.
Sripio. who Immediately asked
the house To bp allowed to with
draw his name. About this time
DR.. Gilbert entered the room aud
asked that his name he with
drawn. j s Kerr again nomin-
a'ed DIR. Gilbert, and again DR..
Gilbert declined. explaining hat
he was not able to give sufficient
time to the duties Of the off "a.
On motion, nominations were
closed, Judge Sherry nominated
nv acclamation. Mr. Roe took
the chair after Judge Shprry's
name was placed before the
house. aud presided until after
Judge Sherry was nominated by
the house.
In accepting the honor confer.
red hy the house Judge Sherry
feelingly expressed his apprecra-
ton and gratitude. His talk
was brief, but timely and inter
esting.
Nominations for the council
were then declared in order. The
following names were placed be-.
fore the house, in the der nam. |
ed: 9 Z. Thomas by q. J. VOL |
finger; W. q. Haynes by W. ii. |
Park ; q. @. ScipiO bv n. H. Her
bert; George Wrigele by ID. A
Fribley;J. j Hill hy II. II Maj
pr; jose Torres by N. Fl. Herbert /:
q j. Wolfinger by z. A. Gar.
rett; W. II. Park by G. NJ. Tow
pr; Fred Stone by n. H. Herbert:
J. K. DeMier by J. S. Kerr; W.
q. Roe by DR.. q. G. Bryan. II.
) Evans hy F @. R,lland; i. q.
Jones by w. X. Stalcup.
Messrs. Wolfinger, Park, ThOm-
as aud DeMier asked that their
names be withdrawn. The re-
guest vas granted. Messrs. Jones
and Roe rose to their feet
feet to withdraw their names,
but were silenced by the cries
Sit down, sit down" They did.
In order to expedite matters,
he chair ruled that one ballot
would be used for both trustee
md clerk. The following names
we're then presented for the of.
ice Of clerk: Ross Cunningham
,y d. A. Fribley; Judge w. K.
by Judge Bush; Roger
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-02-17

Raymond Haake who sp. mt
some time in Alamogordo last
winter, has just been made
managing editor Of the FL Paso
Morning Times. When Mr. Ha ke
was here last winter he consider
ed buying one Of the local papers.
out could not make arrangements
which suited him. He went
from here 10 Santa Fe, TO become
news editor of the New Mexican.
MS home originally was in
olncinati, where he received
the training which made Of him
. very able newspaper editor and
manager.
j. g. Gelman Of Bridgeport,
oOnn., is in Alamogordo 10 spend
the winter.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-02-17
ALANOGOaDO PUBLIC
SCHOOL CONDITIONS
A Valuable and Interesting
Report
Oo-operatl, rs Of Parents and Other Patrops
il Needed
BY Chas. ID. George

pupils have been varcinuted sn,
many ot then have had the smaI
poX 80 We have lost very few
pupils. Suwe arr sill out wIiI
sore arms. tn parent, should
make special effort to keen
'a"!r c'.!!-cr :. .ehroi ua.;! thg
close. 1t will be- necessary for
5chlldr"n lo r"maIn in school and
continue to do good work If the,
wish I" he promoted. There
seems tn be custom thnt pupils
can qurta, any time aud still b,.
promoted III" sane as all others.
ms is u mIstak ke, aud W. must
insist "n good work until the.
close. An eight months school
VIII close ApriI 22nd. lam sur.
all can work that long.
A permanent course for the
High Srhool should he adopted
5y the Board of Education aud a
catalogue published at the close
."f the plesent session, giving the
course of study and rules and re-
gulatiCns of The school. Also n
historical sketch ol The town aud
IA description with good ilIusrra-
tlnns. In preparing this course
II study, one II two kinds must
he selected; Il prescribed course
or an elective course. Another
question must he taken couside.
ratinn. whether we " ish to pre-.
pare every one for college aud
the university, ar whether we
want practical course in bus
mess methods. If the patrons
wish, lnth courses can bp given
and the pupil can select his wurk
each year from certain electives.
Every ole is agreed that pupils
should all study English each
year and that they should have
tNo or more years uf history in
the High School, with at least
two aud one half years in nathr.
matics. This sch"Ol IS very weak
in the subject aud | would sug-
g ST year in the High Schml
Ior arithmetic. We are starting
4 class in a review of the prinri-
plies of arithmetic at the present
time. | will BE- very glad tn1
consult with parents and patrons
IN regard To the new course of
study. The hest drawing card |
hat Alamogordo could have |
would be a first class High School. |
me in which our pupils could |
enter a like class IN the first
lass schools in the territory and
he states. At the end of the
'our year course when they have
the diploma from this
,choOl, this should admit them
70 any approved college or state
University. This will accompii-
he'd at the end of the school
rear 1911, if we have the entire
support Of the patrons and citi.
.ens ~ Alamogordo. This should
De the earnest desire of every
me in this city. We should
lever criticise the school or the
eachers until we have the facts.
Remember many of our teachers
ave over fifty pupils, which is
90 many. A teacher can not
10 her best work with over forty
'upils, and those should be well
.raded. We should have one ex-
ra teacher next year. With
areful grading this year and the
Of those pupils only
rho are we'll up in their work,
o much better results can be OBJ.
aimed. We should all be proud
(Continued on last page)
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town ard Village Told Briefb
for Busy Readers

ICf DtSl Neduet%
Romaine, the Palmist. 2O4 Pleasant
street. S4t2
Mrs. William C. Bull is spending
the day in Troy.
Wallace venable has gone to Man
chester for visit.
Mrs. w. H. Bradford is in Troy for
a portion of the day.
Miss Julia Belisle has returned
from visit in Rutland.
Miss Katherine Grace has return
ed from a visit in Mechanicville.
Girls don't forget to get "a psychic
palmistry reading by Romano. 34t2
Miss Katherine Burns has return
ed from short stay at her home in
Manchester.
There will be band concert this
evening from the balcony of the Put
nam House by the City band.
Miss Helen Shields and Claude Gro
sler of North Adams we're Sunday
visitors at the home of S. f. Crosier.
George Mathers Jr, who has been
passing few days with his parents
here has returned to his duties in
| Troy.
Corn wholesale and retail and to
matoes at retail for sale at Estes
market and by John Collins, Nortl
Bennington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-03
ARLINGTON

Miss Mabel Woodwork was In Troy
Friday.
]. ]. Stakeholder Of Bennington was
In town Saturday.
Miss Florence Hard and Mr. Bevis
spent Saturday In Manchester.
Miss Antolnette McAuley has been
quite IN for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Z. C. Woodwork is entertain.
ing her sister. Miss Meta Mills OF Al
bany.
Mrs s. Vault who has been away
for the past month has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheldon OF New
York are spending n few days with
Mrs. Clarence Gilchrist
c. A. Adams OF Castloton has been
spending few days with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. Adams.
Miss Lillian Newton OF bennington
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
ward Cullnau OF Main street
Mrs. Clarence Cnchrist gave a
very pleasant card party Tuesday
evening at her home on Main street.
Robert Culllnan who has been at
the Troy City hospital for an opera
tion for appendicitis returned home
Saturday evening.
News has been received from the
Samaritan hospital Troy that Mrs
Ida Brownson had successful oper'
alton and is gaining slowly
News was received by telegram on
Monday morning OF the death OF Be
tram West II Is understood he was
killed instantly while at his work
as engineer on the New Yorl
Central road His home was at Ra
tena. n. y He Is survived by hii
wife. father, Samuel West and sister
Miss Frances. Mr. West lived thu
greater part of his life in Arlington
lie was 80 years old last May.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-03
SALISBURY VALLEY

Rev. George Mayor and Mr.. Face
were in town recently.
Miss MAZDA Sprague is visiting rel
atiyes in Bennington.
Fred Masten is spending few days
at the home of Byron Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis Of Cola
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Bouplon.
Mrs Lille Foster is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. New.
ell Bennett
Oswald Chandler Of New York is
spending some time at the home OF
+. w. Fuller.
Edward Bouplon visited his grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs Brayton OF
White Creek over Sunday.
Calvin Marsh and family visited al
the home of Charles Peacock Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Rice visited at the
home Of Ed Cone Sunday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-03
SOUTH SALISBURY

Charles PERCY and wife visited at
Charles Chase's on Sunday.
Merle Spencer and family have re-
turned to their home in Rutland
Miss Vera Fleming of Adams is
with her sister, Mrs. Nettie Wyman.
Quite a number from this place
went on the excursion on Sunday last
Word was received on Friday of
the serious illness of Mrs. Warner
Niles.
Rev VIM. Cashmere was In Salem
on Sunday officiating at the NJ. e.
church
Miss Mary Hobart is enjoying her
sojourn in town at the home of Mrs
l.. w. Cole.
A young student from r. c. A., Mr..
Moore, supplied the pulpit in this vii
lage Sunday.
Rev George Robbins and wife ex-
pect to return to Albany this week
for time at least
Miss Spencer Of Albany is enjoying
summer outing at the home OF her
uncle, Lucene Spencer.
The picnic on the furnace grounds
was very well patronized and a very
pleasant time reported
Miss Ainsworth Of Walllngford Wis
tied relatives in town, arriving Satur.
day and returning Monday
The masses OF our village are all
interested In tomorrows festivities
at Bennington. A circus calls always
G. +. Moon and wife we're in atten
dance at church in Bennington on Sun
day.
+. Wlnslow. wife and daughter Of
Bennington visited her sister, Mrs
]. Gordon on Saturday evening and
returned Sunday.
r. II. Dunlap, wife and sister re
turned from their trip on Sunday
leaving the uncle, John Dunlap at the
home OF his daughter in Arlington.
The Masters Hitchcock of Benning
ton have been the guests OF Wales
Hawkins. They have been camping
in the wilds adjacent to the Furnace
grounds.
A. b. Hawkins family have return
ed from their outing spent at Lake
Champlain. Miss Gordon, young
lady friend of Miss Stella Hawkins
accompanied them.
The Epworth League will have a
social evening in Cole hall on Friday
evening. Band. instrumental music
reading. speaking, singing and pro
fessional Indian club swinging enough
for one evenings enjoyment
Mrs. Anna Bronson Dickinson and
little daughter We're guests at the home
Of her uncle Grant Bronson one day
last week. She also visited her
grandparents Edwin Bronson and wife
Mrs. Dickinson is spending some
time with her parents. George Bron
son and wife.