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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-28
ECHO DE L'OUEsT
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. % Jan. 1910
Entered at the Post Office OF
Minneapolis, Mimi, IS second
GLASS mail matter.

Toutes correspondances doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
&c responsible
Les manuscrits non inserr6s ne
sOut pas retournes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-28

Quebec, Sill faut en- cro1re le
Chronicle" la gare centrale de
Quebec ne sera pss 4 la Pointe 3
Carey, mails sur la place du marche.
Champaaln.
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Toutes lettres. correspondances
etc.. do1vent etre adress6es CONNIE
suit:
Echo DE L QUEST,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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L'EcHo TIE L'OUEsT nest pas respon'
sable des idees at opinions emises par
ses correspondents.
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"J'avais une bonnie sante dams
les premieres annees de mon me-
mage, maisensuite des hemorragies
m'enleverent les forces. Je me
sentais t%oujours accablee, solvent
j'&tais obligee de me coucher, car
je ne pouvais me tenir, j'@prouvais
continuellement des douleurs dams
lie dos ct dams les reins ct, de plus,
lie %soufrais de fortes douleurs dams
les c6t&s. Mon m&decin, attri-
buant toutes mes s%ouffrances a ma
faiblesse, me recommanda lui-
meme l'emploid es Pilules Rouges
della Compagnie Chimique Franco
Americaine, ct ma mere me rap
pela que, dams les memes circons-
tances, ellie await employee cespilu-
les avec lie plus grand success. En-
effet, les Pilules Rouges me rani-
merent, je repris mes forces ct mes
cou1eurs. Pendantdeux ans ensuite
je me suis bien portee; je n'avais
jamais une heure de maladie, ct je
travaillais sans jamais ressentir de
faiblesse ; mails une nouvelle he
morragie vint de nouveau m'abat-
tire. Cette fois, j'ecrivis aux Me-
deems de la Compagnie Chimique
qui s'empres-
serent de me bonner les consei1s
qu'i il me fal1ait. Je repris de nou-
veau les Pi1ules Rouges ct je
revins bient6t a la sante."
Nine CLEOPHAS ST-PIERRE,
$40 rue Montcalm, Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-28

Commands par Ia MALE
pr%omptement remp''ss dams
? deDartement jes Jobs
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II y a hut ans que les medeclns
de la CompagnieC himiqueF Franco
Americaine mont traitee ct que
leurs Pilules Rouges mont guerie.
Je suis toujours en- parfaite sante.
J'etais tres fable ct malade
depuis deux ans ; je souffrais beau-
coup ct de divers symphonies que
je savais dus a Page critique. La
plupart du temps j'etais obligee
de garden le lit ct, quoique j'eusse
suivi les traitements de plusieurs
medecins, je n'obtenais pas de sou-
lagement. Jevoulus I'm jour tenter
un autre essai ct je me ifs conduire,
en- voiture, au bureau DIES Medecins
della Compagnie Chimique Franco
Americaine pour savoir &c que ces
specialistes diraient de mon cas-.
Je recus d'eux beaucoup d'encou-
ragement, j'&coutai advertisement
tous leurs avis, je pris les Pilu1es
Rouges ct au bout 'un m 'etais
beaucoup mieux. Je me gueris
tout a fait en- continuant de suivre
lie traitement des Medecins de la
Compagnie Chimique Franco
Americana. Je suis 81 heureuse
d'avoir recouvre mes forces ct ma
sante que je ne manque aucune
occasion de r~ecommander les Pilu-
les Rouges aux danes que je sails
ma1ades.
Madame Ellie LANIER,
233 rue Ste Marguerite, Montreal.
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Madame Ellie LANIER,
q rue Ste- Marguerite, Montreal.

Les PILULES ROUGES de la CompagmeC hmqe Franco Amencare guerssnt les naux
nnres aux femnes pare our Giles ne ntq que pourk emmesd queles@ ta pprTHesa ux maades
ct INK naaixso u hr suriennetd uanta VIE depths enhance jw4ua ia venH$9:
Les P1LUIES ROUGES del CompagmeC hmwe FrmmoA m@Gdne guensent les Sroues
les &updons, les datrs ct tmes les mMMes de la p@u. Files doment ds coueur5 rameneta u
++ ~nnihnr natnmle Files uknsHt lie NAL de e les establishments les ponts de cos les
du cur les domeus de Pahnm,k les arrangements, les eguant@, les douknusde
s les tuubksd deli vehe les maahes nervu@sl les @p~qes dououeusesc chez les @es heS
enn tous les maadesc M&esp par beau mald patcuhers ax HnmeS ;EG sso In en HnEMa
exmIenced lex femne sur hrtud de Pages ress guenSent ct evenngtl les auxe ct les maTss
81 fxouensa @e &poqu cnhqu del VIE Files smtd de push meneur tonqueG dovenG e
employees par les mms mi@ @nttf ahr meme 81 ees neso uent pas En- Pu det temps a M
shmuhntI apr@dt alden a la digestion, ramenem les "@ ct IA a@: Files nes""p @ ~" '
fmmes ties emm@s us dGven les red:
lee vms PuJI ES ROUGES st tuousm misses au nombr de- nqMnte( Op Uuesd dams @s
hottie recoWetesd dune etiquette. impdmEe en- rouge aEsant vr, eng crosses etrs, e nom e Ia
CompagneC himque Franco Americana ,- .-u...a
81 vs domezq que les PuULES ROUGESq que vous acdez oent les entab@s enwyeznous
r&boueueo m en- rcouwe la boe ct nous vos dnnnsa vousa veze hompee
RECEPTION du px, SOC pour ne toe, $3.50 pour six b@& Touts les lhes comenant de pargnt
ddent eee negsh@es ,- :. ..mn..,
~ututesn non suhmnta mos buuauxn Msa u&i par ldhe. - .. .--,
Adr.szt uloms: COMpAGNEC ANnQUE RANC0AMERcAN 24 rue Sa"N"s' m""ea"
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"Depuis trois moisj'etais attein-
te dune d&bilit& generate qu'ac-
compagnaient des dou1eurs dams
lie dos ct dams les c6tes ct des maux
de tete terrib1es. Je travaillais all
dehors ct tres solvent 'etais forcee
de revenir chez moi ct de me cot
cher, tant je me sentais lasse ct
soufrante. Une de mes BONES
amies qui await emp1oye avec I'm
bon resultat les Pilules Rouges de
la Compagnie Chimique Franco
Americana, me conjura de ne pas
attendre plus longtemps pour me
soigner ct ellie me recommanda les
Pilules Rouges avant tout autre
remede. Je me rendis a ses ms
tances ct au bout Pun mois j'etais
mieux. L'amelioration obtenue
@tait visible, car mes joues Sc colo
raient ct l. app@titq 'avais perdu
revenait. Apres avoir employee
une douzaine de bottles de Pilules
Rouges j'etais parfaitement reta-
bile. Jetravaille aujourd'hui sans
fatigue. Mais CONNIE je suis dune
constitution delicate, je mai pas
abandonne les Pilules Rouges, j'en
al toujours chez moi ct j'en prends
de temps en- temps. Files mont
ramenGe ala sante ct je sails qu'elles
me soutiendront toujours ct me
preserveront de maladies graves"
Nellie GILBERTE RATTO
1868 rue Lafontaine, Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-01-28

m. E. M. st Jacques a 6te
cholsle lie IL 6coul6 Pun des mem.
bree du consell DIES dlrecteur de la
State Savings Bank de Escaraba,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20
WAS NOT DISCHARGED
SAYS REV. Mr.. M00G
OF SAN MIGUEL

Rev. J. p. Moog. of San Miguel, has
written the Morning Journal correct
ing a statement in a recent dispatch
from Washington to the effect that he
vas discharged from the postmaster
hip at San Miguel. AIR. Moog says
he resigned voluntarily and the state
ment was an error in which case the
Morning Journal owe him an apol-
,gy. His letter Is as follows;
San Miguel. y. NJ. Jan. IA. 1910.
TO the Editor of the Albuquerque
Morning Journal.
Dear Sir-l Just returned from
Europe and a clipping of the Journal
was handed to me saying that was
discharged from the postoffice at San
Miguel for charges against me. Will
you please let me know who made
such an accusation against me. as
never was DISCHARGED. haze resign
ell for The reason that 7 could not at
tend to the office any longer. Hoping
TO heal from YOU about the matter.
Yours truly.
rev. 7 J.. MOpC
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20
CHIHUAHUA MAN IS
RAv|NC MANIAC IN
CITY JAIL
Dolores Morales, After Exhibit
ing Signs of Insanity for
Several Days, Suddenly
Loses His Mind Altogether,

Dolores Morales, "a native oil chs
huahna, Mexico. who wis arrested
Monday night by Special san-n re Of
flccr c. W. Kennedy at the Saatn Fe
waiting room on "a charge of making
himself obnoxious around the santa
fce station. ana who eNhihitr Signs of
insanity since his arrest hecame sud
nenly ana violently insan' IN the city
iail hast night. Morales acted 'pctt-
Is at the time he was arrested zion.
day night, hut 1t WAS thought ne WIS
acting from a temporary arrangement
and that q brief stay in the police sta
tion would relieve him.
Yesterday the man frightened up
considerably and as he had q ticket
20 El Paso and Sli ON his person az
the time of his arrest, It was decided
to send him on 10 El Paso. When
Chief of Police McMillin went 10 the
police station last night 10 tell him to
get ready 10 make the trip he found
Morales "a violent tunutic. and efforts
To- quiet him were fruitlcss The man
viii be examined bv a physician to-
fay ana 1t mas bc necessary TO send
him 10 the territorial asylum unless
his people come 90 his aid and taxi
him home
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20

the canon about a mile from Mescai-
ero, are the old Blazer mills, where
is made excellent flour and meal. IL
is also the scene o fthe wild eseapade
OF Billy the KID and Buck-shot
Roberts, where the latter was killed.
Mescalero. the Indian agency, was
reached at 1t:15. The Mescalero In
dian reservation is n of the most
beautiful places in the territory, or
in the southwest. =,
There are numerous buildings al OF
which are equipped with eiectrlc
lights. steam heat, water works ana
Besides the buildings for the
Indian children, the employees resi-
dences. the police cottages, and the
Mescalero club, are the p~ostoffice and
a general merchandise store.
Mescalero was left at 1880, the
marty Roing on to the summit of the
White mountain range, with a very
heavy rain falling and extremely mud
Nv with a little work the road can
10 made fine for automobiles, which
work tho Indian agent intends doing
AT an early date.
Reaching the summit of the noun
tain the party passed down Dark Can
on. 49,
This canon furnishes some Of the
most beautiful scenery on the entire
trip and n good gravel road will De
built with no grade on ii TO exceed 8
per cent. Passing out of this canon
one comes to the old home of the not
ed desperate Cherokee Bill, who after
coming to this part of the countrN
s-s.1 q =, Tn1fprA uiTl 1ln
I Ruidoso p~ostoffice and store was
reached at 1895 p. m. h latter pc
ing owned by Fount Miller, VINO en-
TOYS a large trade especially IN the
summer during the trout Fishing sea
son. After eating an enjoyable meal
the party proceeded on their way
reaching Glencoe postoftice at $40 p
m. -
Leaving at SIS p. m. and travelling
over a very good road passing san
patricio p~ostofice at 1898, they
reached the Hondo postoffice at 3'oo
making the co and a half miles from
Monterey postoffioe to Hondo postoi-
flee in actual running time OF thres
hours and "a minutes.
After spending 20 minutes at the
Hondo postoffice the party started
back at i:16 passing San Particle at
4,33. Glencoe at 4:56 and reaching
Ruidoso at TAO a. M. then passed up
Dark Canon to the summit and on 10
/ the agency, reaching there at SO
Leaving the agency at 9:S9, Bent at
o.is and T%ularosa at 1925. they ar
rived at the Monterey p~ostoffice al
1890 a. m. 1.
This was certainly a test trip as II
rained all he first day and part oil
the night and did not even freeze 50
thew got the full benefit of the mud
dy roads.
The territory Will soon pay to Otero
comfy $4,000 for road funds of whicf
| $4,000 is to be spent on this road IN
dian Agent James A. Carroll will build
a road across the entire Indian reser-
walton to Ruidoso and with a few re-
pairs on the road from Ruidoso te
Uondo this will make a fine automo-
bile road and give Roswell n II
Paso a direct connection, besides open
ing up one of the best valleys IN Ne"
MpvipO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20
SUICIDE VICTIM
TERRORIzES
PASSENGERS
TAKES STRYCHNlNE
ON BOARD TRAIN
Deadly Dose Takes All Night to
Kill Man in Eastern New
Mexico Who Had $4,000 on
His Person.
Especial Correspondence to Morning Journal

Especial Correspondence to Morning Journal
Alamogordo, n. M, Jan. IA most
peculiar suicide was one which was
begun at Torrance Saturday night and
ended at Corona early Sunday morn
ing, the unfortunate victim of the self
imposed death penalty meanwhile
having been q passenger on two trains
c. c. Maloney boarded Eel Paso and
Southwestern train No. 81 at Torrance
about 1880 Saturday night. Just be-
fore or just after he entered the train
he drank a small vial of strychnine.
and handing the empty bottle TO one
Of the passengers. calmly announced
that he would soon be dead.
He left the train a few minutes lat
CIR at G%allinas, a small station 1856
miles from FL Peso. Going into the
telegraph office he told the operator
that he would soon die and began
pacing the floor. The poison soon be-
gan to take effect and he fell to the
floor writing and grooming. he was
put on board train No. 2, on which
DR.. A. b. Cross, the railroad surgeon
stationed at Corona, happened to be
a passenger. and carried back to Cor
ona. He died, suffering intensely, q
short while after reaching Corona.
Mr.. Maloney's home was near Elda,
a blind siding four and one-hali
miles west of Gallinas where he left
the train. Currency to the amount OF
s2,491.2 rs was found on his person. he
was just returning from Estancia and
It is thought that he bought the pois'
on in Estancia or Torrance. The
cause of his suicide is not known.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20
MILITARY COMEDY
BY NATIONAL GUARD
GIVEN AT LAS CRUCES
Especial Correspondence 10 Morning JournaiI

Especial Correspondence 10 MorhihE Soutna'I
Agricultural College, Mesilla Park
n. Milan. ia military comedy in
four acts was presented last night IN
the armory at Las Cruces, by the OIL
ficers and members of company Is, OF
the Texas National Guard. The play
was presented for the purpose OF rails
ing funds to build and equip a home
for company G in Ell Paso. The play
is under the direction of Jack c. Yer
non OF Los Angeles and is proving
quite a success. Company \ of Las
Cruces gave an exhibition drill and
showed by their style of drilling that
they are Justly called the crack COM
pany OF New Mexico's national guard. y
Mr.. Vernon could not say enough
in praise of the people of Las Cruces
for their hearty support, hut on the
other hand. hc very severely criticiz-
cd the people of FL Paso for the little
support they had given 20 an institu-
ton that Is to be wholly their own.
lie said. IN part. that the people Of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20
Lfve Weps From Wew Mexco and Arizona
What's Doing all Over the Great Southeast

FL Paso lack that patriotism that is
essential to true Americans.
A great many college students We're
In attendance and were well pleased
and we'll entertained.
on last Saturday night the girls
basketball team from the college play
ed and defeated the lei Paso High
school, in the Y. NJ. G. A. at Ell Paso,
At the end Of the game, the score stood
13 to 8 in favor of the College. The
game was not so close as the previous
game but all points won were fought
for. When these teams FLASHED be-
fore, the score stood "a to "a until the
tic was played off. resulting in the
score of 26 to "a in favor of the Col
lege. The Ell Paso girls have not
been improving in their form. while
the local team has been under rigid
coaching every evening and has i'm
proved wonderfully.
Evangelist Finney and Soloist Hiett
who have been conducting meeting n
Las Cruces for the past two g
held a meeting in Hadley hall ON las
Sunday and a record breaking orowt
was in attendance.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20
HOPEWELL PARTY
SPLITS WIND IN
AUTOMOBILE
so MILES AN HOUR
ROSWELL TO TORRANCE
New Mexico Central Men Ar
rive in City After Inspection
of Proposed Railway Extern
sion,

The Inspection party which le4t
here this week to look oyer the route
of the proposed e%Ntension OF the Now
Mexico Central railroad 20 Roswell
returned to the city last night on train
no. l.. The party Included Colonel
w. s. Hopewell. Charles j. Lnntry.
the big railroad contractor G.. G. MUIR
ray, receiver of the railroad company
and j.. II. Wallace, an engineer.
The party came from Roswell g
Torrance IN a big overland automo-
bile belonging to j. W. stockard OF
Roswell and beat the record over thc
route. leaving Roswell at $50 ycster-
day morning and making the ia
miles in three hours ana torty-ftvt
minutes. This is something like
thirty miles an hour. and considering
the quality Of the road they had e
traverse, this Was going some, even
for Colonel Hopewell. A driver ae-
companied the party, so that the ma
chine carried five mon.
The railroad men had little to say
regarding the result of their inspee-
ton last night, further than they have
already stated.
The habit it happens. Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20

afternoon. the services beginning at
3 o'clock Nlayor Felix H.. Lester viii
occupy the platform at this service as
viii also several clersymen of the
city. Prof. and Mrs. Montgomery the
revival singers Will sing several stlet-
and the Indian School band VIII
furnish music appropriate tu the oc-
caaion col. jenkins VIII speak VA
the Lead Avenue Methodist church
Sunday morning. Rrigadier wood VIII
sneak I'm the CONGREGATIONAL churcl
and Major white in ihe south Meth
odist church GA Arno street The
three lecturers viii join together In
q united service al tine army barracks
sunday night commencing az 3 Of
clock. Friday night ot This week
Brigadicr wood and Major Waite
viii hold q holiness meeting "a the
barracks and saturday night. Col
Jenkins assisted by Messrs. Wood
and waite aud the local officers VIII
hold a big revival
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20
TIN CANS UNDER THE
BAN AT LAKE ARTHUR


Especial Correspondence 10 -sornins Journaii
Lake Arthur, N. NJ, Jan. l1.-Ihe
citizens of Lake Arthur held a mass
meeting at the commercial cluD rooms
Wednesday night and discussed al
length the question of street improve
ment, which resulted in the appoint
ment of an improvement committee
consisting of six citizens and the nam
ing of Saturday, January 18th, as
Cleaning Day" The day was one OF
general activity along that line and
now very few tin cans or other rub
Dish are to be seen in Lake Arthur.
The Baptist congregation has let the
contract for u new building TO Henry
Rock Of Roswell. 1t is to be of rem
forced concrete 40X56 feet with a l5x-
$50 foot wing and finished with all
modern Improvements. The total cost
win approximate $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20
new MAIL ROUTE
WELL TESTED
BY AUTO
Comparatively Little Road
Work viii Make Splendid
Highway Through Pictures
que WiIdS Of Lincoln County
Ispeeial Correspondence 70 MOrnIng journal

Especial correspondence ~ hAOhhhh@ VpnfhAAA
Monterey. N. NJ. jar. lS.-Monte-
rey, one of New Mexico's newest
towns, which is situated in the south
ern part of the territory, on the I'll
Paso & Southwestern railroad, 81
miles east of Ell Paso, Texas, and
which is also termed the modern Tul-
arosa. located Immediately surround
ing the Tularosa depot, is now evinc-
ing very great interest in the propos-
ed automobile route from Roswell to
Monterey.
This town has shown a remarkable
progress and development since 1t
was opened to the public, on the nth
day of June, 1909.
Assistant Superintendent of the u. S.
railway mail service, a. S. Roberts,
arrived in Monterey on the 14th day of
January, to inspect the proposed route,
from Monterey to Roswell. Judge A.
T.. Fall was kind enough to send over
his National car and his driver John
T. Hutchings, from Three Rivers to
make the trip. ]. w. Prude Of the
Prude Mercantile company and Ira @.
Wetmore Of the T%ularosa improvement
company, accompanied Mr.. Roberts on
the trip.
Leaving Monterey postoffice in a
mist of rain, with a heavy rain falling
in the mountains. at 1915 a. m. the
party reached Tularosa postoffice at
-: 20 a. m. going from here to
Bent, passing many Mexican ranches
with large orchards and alfalfa fields
en- route. After having Travelled seN-
eral miles from Tularosa. the party
struck the good road made by Indian
Agent James A. Carroll.
Many Indian camps We're passed
where lived the Indians employed in
building and improving the road.
The party reached Bent. y. NJ. in
excellent time. where is situated one
Of the stores of the Prude Mercantile
"a %postotficc and the Bent
Copper Mine. owned 10y the T~ularosa
Copper company. There are now q
large concentrator and a much larg-
cr mill being erected. Farther on up
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20
SAYS KELLY CAMP IS
ENJOYING A
BOOM
Socorro Man Declares Founda-
ton Has Been laid for a
Great Producing District in
SocorrO County

II believe the Kelly mining camp IS
producing more ore just now than
any other mining district in New Mex
leo said Attorney Harry NJ. Dough
crty OF Socorro, who arrived in Albu-
qucrque last night.
"Not q great deal of noise has been
made about the Kelly district. IT.
development has been effected slowly
but thoroughly. ana there is littl'
doubt lead and zinc producing inter-
doubt that the foundation has been
laid Tor one of the great lead and d
producing district OF This country.
THE Sherwin-Wiliams PAINT eonl-
pany is just completing IT'S mill; the
Tri- Bullion company Is producing
heavily. and G. r. Brown Is shipping
from 1000 to $500 tons of lead ana
zinc each month from his lease In
addition there are many smaller prop
critics getting under way and the out
look for the camp is very favorable
what's the unswer Gem,
-..-
Albuquerque folks are sure good To
.wc'uns. Gem thcater,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20
LAW TO
Be TESTED
Suit in Roswell Dis
triCt Court Alleges Waste of
Precious Flow by Electric
Light Company,


Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning Journail
Roswell, y. NJ, Jan. ia suit was
filled in the district court here today
TO test the New Mexico artesian well
law. the purpose Of which is to con-
serve all artesian waters and which
holds that no artesian flow shall be
wasted. ever though owned by the
person making the waste. The SUIT
is entitled "Bryon o. Beall, artesian
wen inspector, KS. the Roswell Elec-
trio Light and Power company.
James NJ. Hervey, district attorney.
filed the suit. The electric company
owns a well where the alleged waste
is being made. The case is in the
form of an injunction suit and comes
up January 81 before Judge William
II. Pope.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-20
IS BUSY
PAINTING THE
TOWN RED
Santa Fe Begins -Four or Five
Months Art Job at San Mar
ciaI; News Notes Of the Rail-
road Town

Ispeciai Correspondence 10 Morning Journall
San Marcial. n. NJ, Jan. iS.-The
Santa Fe company has commenced
painting the depot and Will paint all
company hou. es, inside and out. a
hciiur grade Of paint is being used
than fCrneri, md what Is more oi
an %innovati e.. il Being put on with
= brush instead Of a spray. The
CORPS of mel cngaccG in the work eX
sect to be her, four or five months.
The color nf paint used is red, though
of q somewhat lishte, rhade than thae
now covering the buildings.
An old time pound party is being
given at the Methodist parsonage to-
night. where Rev. Mr.. Woodbridge
and wife are receiving such a variety
of gifts as is seldom seen. Rev. Mr.
Woodbridge will hold a series of meet
ings at the church this week begin
ming Wednesday evening.
Miss Ida M. Farrell, the editor OF
the STANDARD visited the Order OF
the Eastern Sta at Soeorro Monday
night. She has been a member OF the
order for twelve years, joining as a
charter member, Warren, Mimi, chap
ter No. 116. Monday night Miss Far
relI affiliated with the chapter at So
zorro.
Darthula Castle, No. 615, Order OF
Royal H%ighlandcrs, had installation OF
officers at their last meeting, Friday
night. A swell banquet followed at
which thirty plates were laid. The
newly installed officers are; ID. u