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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-08
WiNT SIRLEY DITED.
Alleged That He spent More Than $40
OsbO Ia G~t congress Nomination

fKASkLIN. Pa July Tn" first step
10 secure al audit - the election expense
account 81 Joseph &. SIbley. who spent
over SCI GD To get the Republican Con-
gross nominate, IA the Iwenty eight h
Psnu~yiyanIl district was taken to-day
when PETITION signed bv voters m Neuan
20 Warren and Mercer counties asking
fpT the appointment - an auditor. were
presented 10 Judge George = Iriswell
The Judg- 10 "NI-.cted To- grant IN. a. -
tl,u to-nlprr"W and ia the amour, 81 ~
hDud 90 cover the costs
The I-''I'i"u- we're prepared and civ
culatrd by William J Brcenc Deiuu,Ia'ic
CaUd dtfe Tor Congress aud are signed
for the most part rs Democrats and
PruhIhItIDuIst- Among the few Re
pubIcan sIguerS - John l.. MattoA #
OI City. former memh"r - n" Legs
lIturr
The petitioners allsgs that IN" account
80 NT Sibi-y u false. and o. - understood
to - the purpO-" 81 n" audit to show
that Mr. Sihl"y spent more money than
he reported
Mr. Stblsy : attorney ConteHd-d for a
So Ip bond, which brought from Mr.
Breen.s counsel the charge that this
was an attempt TO IntImldate the petit
TONERS The Judge aid b. would prob
ahly liz the bond at tj.OS
The audit will likely take place IN the
middle Of August and NAV last several
weeks n was Said to-day that ! .fsU wit
nessas may b- called from all over the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-08
PENN SYLVANIA
RAILROAD
Reminder Bulletin

They're flying at Atlantic
City!
Curtis has already given
wonderful exhibitions Of his
complete mastery OF aerial
navigation over the ocean.
Friday. Saturday and Sum-
day will he big days in the
Aviation Meet.
Curtis, and Hamilton IN
CurtioS bI-plane>. and Brook
in, and Coffin in Wright BIZ
planes will contest for the
speed prize Of $1,000 for a
!5O-mlle dash over the ocean,
and for the $1,000 altitude
prize,
Ample and convenient train
service ~ and from Atlantic
City via Pennsylvania Rail
road.
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Deuel. Msndamu>c, Board Of Estimate.

Special Sessions Justice. Joseph VI
Deuel. obtained al order yesterday from
Supreme Court Justic" ca directing
Mayor Gaynor Is chairman Of the Board
Of Estimate tn show cause on Monday why
a writ Of Inandanus should not IS,I" com
pelhng III" board - sllow hun 81 "a A.
his expenses IN contrasting his removal
from tho l@nch IN 1919 on the r,Sitipa ~
violated the law "a acting a. com - for
Torn Topics NhIk' on the l"nch p"ucl
further asks s. an for Hoadlv. Iautsrbarh
4 Johnson and s. OHO for Martin " Littla
ton The expenses OF ttr r'"rpne,.
s. 80. hay" already teen paid 10y IT, yl'y
The other hlil Wan rejected
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-08
REPLY To p. n. n. EMPLOYEES.
Discipline. Not Wages. the Important
Trims Inv DIV I'd. Company says

From the Office q! the superintendent
81 the Pennsy wanna Lines West Of PITTS
burg a letter has neen issued a. an answer
To employees now hallotins or a strike
Dropo=itIun Tn. ballot the company
saws. contains certain statements which
are az variance with the ace as under
stood hv the officers Of the company
The company contends there - no
question II wages involved ~ rhe pres
ent controversy Tn" statement further
-.
The position 81 the COMPANY on The
question OF the employ dealing directly
vltIthe general manager instead of through
their immediate superior Officers l. ~ fol
lows
The manaremen, feels that discipline and
adherence 90 the official organization % me
company are vital not onlv 10 n" company
hY' 10 the employees - veil
In the matter 81 di~,lpiiu" 10 l. believed
that whether Intentionally or NOT o." ON
I,lovess through their organized efforts 20
assist their ,clloW- ar" hap- 10 impair 3D."
q Is,ipune upon which M" safety ~ railroad
operation depends In" pra'tt,a of appeal
IN: through committees IA Eases Ui t's,i-
rlins. which i re-0r'sd ~ GENERALLY. from
proper motives and for the purpose ~ pro-
tectIng their fellows from assumed injustice.
Will u persisted "a Iudt-, Intimately NOT onlv
fan 81 its real purpose nut viii weaken m.
discipline on the he~' managed r. .-ou1
Tho danger - accsntua'ed when rival or
carnations vie With each other ~ -ior'. TO
protect their members
A. to agreements. the statement l.
ma 10 that III the mar agem"g' can 10
depelldei upon To- treat the men a. fairly
without an agreement - with one. u i
very much better, both for the company
and the employees. that the officers
should have n free hand 10 administer
\ the details Of operation. This for the
, reason that conditions are constantly
I f'lrtuatiug on "a railrOaI AID ieith.r
/ the affairs Of the company Tor rhe welfare
7 II the men can bc ~ well looksi ai'sr ~
Z both parties are tie ur by n hAri and fat
agreement as To the "a .miu astraiIpu Of
, details
This company has teer oT"rF'et Tor
some fiity years without a ..r'-smcr;s a"i
the results would indicate that tho policy
was not al uE vice or a. unfair one eith"r
for the employees or the company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-08
tNT> ms ,TELLO 10 Pu.
ia nmrr>I-In Alleges Ths' Hr Gave
singer Money I n'Irr Illegal Contract

PHILApILpHIA July Giovanni Z''na'
t"lo L. n.irl. where he started IN his suit
=, recover from Oscar Hammers'ein
So 49, FOR alleged breach ~ contract
when the impre.ario neglected to assign
IN" Italian tenor to sing IN opera IN this
city and New York last winter after the
end - December
Common Pleas Court No ! was asked
20 day To- give judgment because 81
the. lack - sufficient AFFIDAVIT OF de
fence. bu' after considering the matter
~ declined 20 enter judgment
MIR Hammer-'sin alleg'- tna' because
the contract calls for OperaiIc perform
ancss or SUNDAY concsrt- u - invalid
a. the laws ~ ia. stat. 81 New York do
not allow any Sunday performance.
B.sdas denying that IA" owes LenatelIo
any money HamneTt''in ElvS that
ZanatelIo owes hun ". JsI and ,Ind y
amounts advanced for transportation
let w,..n this city and New York
Under tn" contract u wns stipulated
that Hamm.r.tein should pay the sinS ger
50 go for m" last FIVE Ierforrnp noes
Uammarsts,n paid thus money 10 Isni-
'elIo alleging that hc believed at ia"
time. thai tho contract was binding Now
that h.. finds that 10 !. IA violation OF ia"
laws of ~" state Of New York, h" wants
IA" money back
Ia support 81 his contention Hammer
stem further declares th.t the artist
was not always readv to fulfil his pari
of the contract aud that h" refused To
Accent = Jart assigned u hun IN The
Prophet an oVera VIII irh Hammer
stem WAS planning 80 produc"
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.Irrc =. nI.rh Plead. Bsnk rup,r,.

NOEE. Va July Ter" Bl1cH, an
attorney and manufactures ~ YORK. hl"'l
papers m voluntary bankruptcy ~ III"
Fedord cuurt ~ scranton lat" YESTERDAY
at'ern"on Hi- liabilities w'r" placed -
81 tIf.775 and his a--et- s77S.IatSb
n" failure has b""n expected Tor
three month ono ~ Mr WaCk worst
iD--.1 a. the burning ~ ~" York belt
aud Paper Conn any plant. ~ hicl, he
VA the PRINCIPAL pWn.i inotrer had
venture vas tho Pullman \"utIlaiing'
Company ros ~ IN" hands n . r",''i''r
and th. YORK sir company which ~a-
harl his by tho trpUbl.r ~ tho knict"r
becker Trust Company Of ScN N"rk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-08
LIrrLE GIRL ,nOT ~ ram.
wound Made 10y stray HuIiei Gause- Iier
Death.

S~v"n -y"ar-old EvaIyn Gildevsnn of
aeS knirkerh"cker avenue williamsburg
d'ed Yesterday m the tr"rmau Hospital
VI a hulle' wound ~ m. he,d uetr tho
has@ IL the sktill Sic Wa -hui un Mon.
day night white m knicE"rbo'ka- PARK
near hcr hrm" with the family maid
. "a HIshVi'T
~ ~" Tim" tho gIrl was hurt she was
.aaer IN" impression thai Az unisiantl 'ied
man had struck hs~ On reaching l"'
hons. she told he mother ShH thought
shs had i-...u shot Her condition heca r,s
49, Rad that IN the following dty 81. Nas
taken - ~" hospital after her deitf
tho dpciors found the bullet
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Ton, rn,Ien SIN nrnhIncL cd

RALtIDU. Y I,ly After rsilotns
Tor the" dsv- and nights ~ a , ,iu st,"rrur
- nominate tn" D"norra'.r 'rrg-s--
convention 'f ~" fifth d..'uri rc-uri-
h,.liDtiug tonight after SO .upp.sr r'rn-
with practICslly no hope { breaking the
deadlock
Fa-Leut -Gov Charles VI Stedrran
ha- i.,t the ballotnE from the beRirnIns
hut ~ seems impose ole IN roll a MAJORITY
frr Elm until souc one rctgrcs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-08
PROFIT

Profit - is own Incentive.
The desire for profit waters
cuV stocks and the bnHyS milk.
Nothing IS more human than
the grssd for gain.
We ourselves are human, 50
WS evolved the Cost Insurance
contrast, " hiehl limits profit. cost
and time and ensures quality
In addition to that, ws Do
most II our work ourselves.
This saves enormous sub
contractors profits and the
Owner gets the benefit.
Which is one more reason
why we can give our clients
the most economical results.
THOMPSON-STARRETT
COMP ANY
Building Construetioa
Fhty-One Wall Strees
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-+'@ton - THE FvFSISd
.f" financial news and
uIotaiIDns a. the close
'." cloainz quotations
q asked- prires with
f'ev. are contained slso
.! IHE EyESIsO SUN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-08
MFGIUL He METAMORPHOSED
81, ~ IIITuE ~ I'M TO
,.f,sf ~ mn" N'GI IRE.

A, ~. ur'.uli-~i'i, she Wa 1hrmI-AI-
l...I ter IIrT~cH and an p-statr
,..f.u " she HAD Isrrn = t.rIrbrIiS.
A. Nrul,i IIaNr s>i tier - M Arrest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
tfaGg.. sIrrr
cs'Is Fa-..~

sNnils 7 vas .a~r r..uE tf0 tacia
int thar a-'.rH a "..,. .re- On.
4 don l,-lieEs. I .H. go -, unhappy
IN rr,- life It's Garner aIl myself had
ns-su tsSgDo,li frfoIs y v.llt have
t-.isie-l him With rlv lis IN O. id . 'iss
tlnhArr iness irsss - I TnI-..' NV ask
the s..n 81 this Crahls. vrr dnt the
fatnsssf Suspicion Ia .- 'C'5eF We
A dsfai.!.s- came dow. IT, -;Icn- srcets-i
re tnost apply aaL ;Aeu re-I the notice
which : RAD tLst tacAel .Y lie va
white A. = ncct and asa-.v fai--e1
-AsT WAT DoEs = Az aaOrST 70
Will. Plat als osea snozea % a.
Wit and a stotc and 49, No. .. re CHAR.
uctertsV1cs - n TyIi.. -.,.- &c llTEncL
90; fifty yclr-. a.'' t0s '-.-..' 1T ssts
~ ro!itlc-l IT." Lsl. .ir 1T hu
10; ,Ties. t,le we -. .'.- 81 u
health parh1.I- lei lrr .-- ~ '-r-@A 3
IgOe wien he ..,I frr.g 'H- EaIted
States senate ard lrs' nli.rIg-. -.il g. -evsr
-Aand vhIt 0nss q 70 .flJ-ui 60"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-17
Today's News of the Great Southwest
BIG CATTLE DEAL
CLOSED AT ROSWELL
Littlefield Cattle Company
Buys 5000 Head for
$4,000.

Roswell, n. NJ, Feb. 1.-THE Little
field Cattle company has contracted
with Joseph E. and John W. Rhea,
Of the American National bank. of
Roswell, for 5000 head of cattle, max
ing a total of over $4,000. The cattle
will be shipped to pastures in Kansas
and other points.
J. Phelps White, the local million
aire stockman, acted as agent for the
Littlefeld Cattle company.
Territorial secretary Nathan Jatfa
and adjutant general r. A. Ford left
recently in an automobile for their
home at Santa Fe.
W. NJ. Cook left recently for Rocky
Ford, Colorado, in response to mes
sage announcing the serious illness
of his mother, Mrs. R. Cook, aged so
years.
G. NJ Cook. cashier of the First Ma
tonal bank. of Carlsbad, has returned
10 his Some- He was here in connec-
ton with a business visit Of his broth
erinlaw. A. T. Monroe, who was form
erly connected with the Waters Pierce
Oil company. Mr. Monroe will likely
locate in Roswell as head of an i'm
portant project.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-17

for several thousand acres of rich land
Three miles Of the canaI is completed
Pat Davie came up from Alpine re-
Gently en- route home 10 Fort Davis in
response TO message that Mrs. Davie
vas seriously i'll
Mrs. Anna McGeehee is here from
Finley for few days visit
Mrs. T. c. CrosSon and Miss Minnie
Campbell are home from a two weeks
visit 10 their sister, Mrs. Robert Por-
ter. in Ell Paso.
Gus Maurer is here from san antonio
visiting his parents. Rev and Mrs. J. ].
Maurer.
B. B. zubr, of Dallas. was in Maria
recently.
B. F. BilIingsIey, of Alpine, is here on
business
Tom c. Crosson brought in a bunch OF
cattle from his ranch to ship to eastern
markets today
Al Bilhngsley Is here from his ranch
near Alpine.
w A. Jenkins. who has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs A o. Hubbard for the
pase 10 days, has returned TO Sioux City.
Iowa
A crowd Of Maria young folks will at
oenda dance at Fort Davis Friday night.
chaperoned by Mrs A. o. hubbard
Bishop J. NJ Kendrick, OF Phoenix.
Ariz., viii be here Sunday, and will hold
communion baptismal and confirmation
services in the Episcopal church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-17
ASKS FOR DRINK;
CUTS OFF HAND
Monterey Man Extends a
Glass to Stranger; Has
Arm Sevel;ad.

Monterey, n. L., Feb. asking for
a drink Of water, a man stopped at
the house of Erstacio yasquez. on Mar
tinez street. and when Vasquez COM
piled with his request and brought
him glass Of WAFER the man cut off
the hand extended to him with a knife
The strange man then ran TO the next
corner and disappeared and has not
been found. Vasquez is in the city
hospital.
The new hfppodrone is to be inaug-
urated on April 2. The work Of con-
struction on the large grandstand has
progressed rapidly.
This new race track and athletic
park will be the largest thing of its
kind in northern Mexico. The race
course will be of dimensions suitable
for automobile races. When nothing
else is on the grounds, it will be used
by the schools for baseball grounds
Sergeant Maj B. II. School, OF the
British army, is in the city giving
series of lectures on the great South
African country. He has made several
talks already to the schools and to the
Y. NJ. c. A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-17
DeIiC0telg
orn1ed

and gently reared, women will find in
all the seasons of their lives, as maid
ems, wives and mothers, that the one
simple, wholesome laxative remedy,
which acts gently and pleasantly and
naturally and which may be taken at
any time, when the system needs a
laxative, with perfect safety and real
~ beneficial effects, is Syrup of Figs
and Elixir Of SIENNA
1t has that true delicacy of flavor
which is so refreshing to the taste,
that warming and grateful toning to
the stomach which responds so favor
ably to its action and the laxative eff
feet which is so beneficial to the sys-
tenn when, occasionally, its gentle
cleansing is required.
The genuine, always bearing the
name Of the California Fig Syrup Co.,
may be purchased from all leading
druggists in original packages of one
size only price fifty cents per bottle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-17
Woman in COlOnia Dublan
Is Stricken With Par
alysis- Birthday
Party.

Cdlonia Dublan, Mex, Feb. 17.-Mrs.
Maria Moffett had a paralytfc stroke
which left her speechless and almost
motionless. She suffers a great deal
of pain and her limbs eramp. Her
family are doing everything possible
to relieve her suffering, but their eff
forts seem futile.
Mr.. Curtis, soninlaw to A. NJ. Ten
ney. is here visiting with his wife's
relatives. His wife was here in the
summer.
A. W. WINS and professor and Mrs.
Wilson were down from Colonia Juarez
to visit
The sisters of Adelbert Hush ar
ranged very unique surprise party
for their brothers birthday anniver-
sary- In the evening everything tina.
could be was arranged in seventeens.
During the day he went to the lakes
and shot II ducks
Quite number of the young women
OF Colonies Juarez and Dublan are pre-
pairing to enter the chicken contest.
The girls expect to build their own
hen houses, and to attend entirely 10
their feeding themselves. The bows
are entering the farmers contest. They
are trying to see which can raise the
best and most corn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-17
WRONG POLL TAXES
USED IN ELECTION
Maria Commissioners Sit as
Tribunal-Marfa News
Notes.

Maria Tex. Feb. 1T--Fresidio county
commissioners sitting at Maria have de-
clared the recent CandelaTfa bond issue
election unconstitutional Attorneys Pat
Clark, of FL Paso, and r. B. Russell, OF
Maria. handled the case.
Attorney r. H Hays. for Candelaria
citizens. who was i'll and confined TO his
room, asked for two days postpone
ment Of the case. until he could be heard,
but was refused a hearing This is
claimed 20 be unprecedented action. and
the right of the county commissioners TO
sit as a. tribunal of justice anI raise con-
stftutional objections IS questioned
hence mandzmus proceedings may fol-
low.
According to the a:rorner generals
ruling, the voters at the Candelaria cleo
ton were in error on account CT 1909,
instead OF 1908 pell tax books being
used. II seems that both were in evil
dence- II the commissioners persist IN
pursuing this precedent. u will develop
into an anomalous, II not phenomenal
tribunal.
C. E. Titus. OF Boston, Mass, Pas
returned to Maria from a two weeks
outing in the Rio GranGe country He
stated that an irrigation canal five miles
long was being made from the river east
OF Candelaria. which will afford water
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-17
TULAROsA STUDENTS
MUST BE VACCINATED

Tularosa, n. NJ. Feb. 1.-THE school
trustees are compelling the school chill
dreh to be vaccinated on account of small
pox in the vicinity.
c. II. Gilland is in ,own from his
ranch in the San Andres.
Father Migeon is spending a few DAYS
in Three Rivers
Mrs Ida Rice has returned to her home
at Alamogordo.
Dan Gugin is spending q few DAYS in
town from his mine in the San Andres.
Mr.. Scales, formerly night operator
here. has returned to Oscura and will
go to Ancho and work
H W. Schofield. manager of the
Southwestern Telephone company, has
returned to Alamogordo.
Alvin Hall and Walt Gilmore have re-
turned from the Gilmore ranch at Alto
Mr.. and Mrs l. o. Norton have moved
to their ranch a few miles north Of
town.
Mr.. Ward. superintendent of the Fly
ing H ranch. was in Tularosa recently.
George Elkins was in town this week
from his ranch at Bent. n. NJ.
Mrs. Hampton. who recently arrived
from Florida, is dangerously i'll.
Henry Harris Is home again after
several weeks stay in the mountains.
/. W. Lentz left this week for Alamo
gordo. where he will build Mr. Hamp-
ton house on his claim, one and a half
miles southeast of Alamogordo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-17
ROSWELL PLANS
NEW HIGH SCHOOL
Bond Election to Be Held
March 15.-ROSwell
School Notes.

Roswell, n. NJ. Feb. 1.-THE people
are waking up to the school bond cleo
ton that the board of education has
called for March Is. The board will
erect the finest high school building
in New Mexico and the finest in the
southwest
When this building has been com
pleted courses in manual training, do
nestle science and business will be
added to the high school.
The Roswell high school will have a
debate with the Military institute on
March on the question. That il is
TO the best interest Of the United States
TO build and maintain large navy.
This is the first debate that these
and it is going 20 be the most inter
esting schooT debate ever had in New
Mexico.
The senior class of the high school
expects to get out its annual. The
Coyote" the last Of this month.
Dr. E Mcqueen Gray. president Of
the university Of New Mexico, lee
tured TO the students of the Roswell
high school recently on The Story of
the English Language"
The Mothers club. OF Central school,
will give tea at the home of Mrs.
Sidney Prayer Friday afternoon, and
the Mothers club, of North Hill
school, will give a tea the same al
ternoon at the North Hill school build
ing.
The English cup given by the Reg
ister-Tribune to the high school pu-
Pill writing the best composition tiu:
ing the year is on exhibition in the
window OF the Roswell Drug and Jew
elry company. This is a very beautiful,
loving cup, the designs being very ar
tistic and appropriate This cup is at
least one-third larger than the cru
given by the Register-Tribune last
year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-17
News From the Mormon Colonies
Farmers Busy at Colonia
Garcia-The Reservoir
Has Plenty Of Water
Now.

Colonia Garcia, Feb. IA little
baby boy has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Farnsworth.
Farmers are active preparing for the
sowing of oats. The great success they
achieved in this line last year has slim
ulated them to greater activity this
season.
Cattle and horses have wintered well
in the mountains this last year
The Garcia reservoir has 20 feet Of
water in il, and the dam holds the
pressure nicely. This year they hope
to complete the dam, and if they do,
they will have an abundance Of water.
That will give them an advantage that
none of the other mountain colonies
enjoy.
Bishop Whetton has bought the
shingle mill, which will soon be run
ming. He has a single mill, a black
smith, shop, and dairy. located just
outside Of Garcia on the county road
leading from Pacheco
II has been demonstrated that hogs
do well running loose in the forest
Bishop Whetten has 20 head. many of
which would bake good pork if killed
now. without spending a cent on fat
tening materials.
A number Of horses have been stolen
from the Villa ranch. but-it is not
known whether the thieves were in
dams, Mexicans or white men
H. L. Haynes. jr.. representing the
Southwestern Railroad company. was
in town working up business for his
road.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-17
BURGLARS BUSY
AT TUCUMCARI
Break Into Hardware Store
And Secure Guns-Tu-
cumcari News.

Tucumcari, n. NJ, Feb. 1T.-Burglars
broke into the hardware store of C. c.
Chapman recently and took away sew
eral reFolvers. ammunition and knives.
They made their entrance to the build
ing by bending the bars across the back
door Of the storage rUum to such an ex-
ent that the door could be opened The
burglary was reported 10 the officers
Immediately, but no trace clue as to
who the burglars were has been diScOV-
cred.
At a joint meeting Of the board of
county commissioners and the city coun-
Gil, held al the courthouse, the county
board agreed TO hereafter assume the
expense of bUrying the pauper dead.
The city has been bearing this expense
in the past and the amount has been
so great that the council recently de-
cided to ask the county TO bear the ex-
pense-
DR.. S E Boggs, of Jackson, KY, who
has been living on his claim % miles
south Of here, has moved to town and
viii begin the practice or medicine
Attorney Harry II. McElroy is hav-
ing front porch and bathroom added
10 his residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. F. McNamee have re-
turned from tour OF Mexico. where
tney went On their money moon.
The Fowler Lanigan bowling alley
was reopened recently under the man
agement of j. B. Walling.
Or. Louis Yaseen, of Dalhart Tex
was here lately.
Mrs A A. Scott, territorial vice presi-
dent of the w. c. T. L., was here from
Campana recently, and delivered an ad-
dress to the local organization.
E. J. Leasville and wife, of Tacoma,
Wash, are here the guests of their broth
inlaw, j. W. Campbell, city editor of the
News.
W. Fred Ogden. secretary of the Roy
real estate and abstract company is a
business visitor today.
Trainma ster and Mrs. C. D. Beeth,
went to Ell Paso recently. Mr.. Beeth is
on official business and will be gone
several days.
S. o. Bottorff and ]. W. Wylie. both
of FL Paso, were here on business lately.
Rev. Charles l.. Brooks, left recently
for Roy and SOlona, where he will preach
and organize churches at both points.
R. w Whitman is here from Santa
Fe visiting friends.
G. w. Keene, of Pratt Kans, is here
locking after his interests
E. P. Brown, rSilroad man, of Ell
Reno. Okla, is here visiting friends
J. W. Johnson, of StewardsTille Ill,
is here with view of locating.
Z. ID. Slaughter, Stockman from
Kansas City, is here TO receive some cat
tie he recently purchased.