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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-01
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Father charroppin Goes Across the
River In Order to Get an
unobstructed View.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. Father c. M
Charroppin of ST. Louis University
crossed the river Sunday night to get
a good view OF the comet, free Of the
smoke which obscures the view on
this side, and also away from the glare
of electric lights. His observations
were taken from the southwestern
limits of East st. Losiis. Father Char
roppin said yesterday:
The seeing Sunday night was ex-
cellent Our new visitor in the west
ern sky has now reached the altitude
of Venus, and before the end of this
week the two celestial champions will
have crossed each other, the comet
passing over Venus and hurrying into
space, and Venus moving toward the
sun. On the eleventh of February
Venus will pass between the earth and
the sun, and then will become morn.
ing star.
The comet was well observed last
night. The nucleus was not as bril-
liant as before, the coma or nebulous
matter around the nucleus had con-
tracted but the tail had developed
to an enormous length. 1t measured
43 degrees and could be traced to the
center of the constellation Pegasus.
1t is leaving us. The zodiacal light
near the comets tail was easily seen
last night.
Father Goesse, the astronomer of
ST. Louis University. is now comput-
ing the path of the new comet. A
few more observations will give him
the necessary data or elements to
complete his work. Having obtained
the elements of the comet, he will
be able to determine with certainty
whether the comet is moving in an
eclipse Or parabola. If the comets
path is elliptic, it will return to us in
I few thousand years; if the curve
! described, however, is paraholic. as we
have good reason to suspect that il
| is, then our new visitor will never
return to our sun, but will travel tc
some other star. 1t has paid us its
first and last visit.
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RIVER TIBER
THREATENS ROME
Has Reached an Unreeorded Mark and
Has Been Raging Violently
Bank Full For Several
Days Past.
WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS
Flood May Damage the Site Of the
Proposed Worlds Fair Which
Would Have to be
Postponed.

ROME, Feb. 1.-The river Tiber has
been raging for several days and to-
day has attained an unprecedented
height.
The lowlands along the bank are
flooded and thousands are homeless.
Rescue parties of soldiers are carry
ing the inhabitants to the highlands
and the government is taking ener-
getic measures to relieve all suffering.
The officials are making unlimited
efforts to prevent damage to the site
of the proposed worlds fair and an
announcement that the opening would
be postponed until 1912 is looked for.
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WATERWAYS BILL
NOT THIS WEEK
impossible to Get 1t Ready for a
Week or Probably for the
Mkt Ten Days.

WASHINGTON, Feb. /. The rivers
and harbors bill, which was expected
to be reported by the house committee
today, will not be reported this week
and perhaps not for ten days.
The committee held an executive
session and discussed several items
Chairman Alexander announced it was
an impossibility to get the bill In
shape for the printer this week
Members of the committee have ac.
cepted an invitation of Representative
Martin B. Madden of Illinois to dine
with him at his home Wednesday
evening.
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Dropping of Fifty Pounds Of Nitro ely
cerine Upon Sleeping Manaaua
Would Prove to be
Effective.
AVIATOR HAS SCHEME
Ohio Aeronaut Talks as Though he
Would Settle the Whole
Matter. With His Air
ship.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-The de-
struction of Managua with so pounds
of nitroglycerine, dropped from dir
igible will win the Nicaraguan revolu-
tion for the provisional government
unless the plans of Harry H. McGill.
Ohio aviator, miscarries.
McGill, who announced today that
all arrangements have been completed
satisfactorily, between himself and
Estrada, making McGill the aero squad
of the provisionalists, tells how it will
happen.
1T will be simple matter" he says,
according to my calculations. know
can carry fifty pounds extra freight
with ease. Dropping it from height
of 1000 feet and getting away without
being detected, is my plan. will do
it at night and | do not doubt that it
will be the easiest money have
ever earned
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THE WEATHER,

For Keokuk and vicinity: Unset
tied, with probably rain or snow late
tonight or Wednesday,; warmer to-
night.
For Iowa: Unsettled, with probably
rain or snow late tonight or Wednes-
day; warmer east portion tonight;l
colder Wednesday afternoon or night.
For Illinois: Fair and warmer to-
night; Wednesday increasing cloudi-
ness, with probably rain in the after
noon or night.
For Missouri: Fair and warmer to-
night; Wednesday becoming unset
tied, with colder by night
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WRECK KILLS
SEVEN ENGLISH
Express Train Derailed and it is Fear
ed Several Bodies May
Be Found.

LONDON, Feb. 1.--Seven persons
two women and five men-are known
to be dead in the derailing of the
Brighton London express at Stoatsnest
depot, IL miles from London, and it is
feared that other bodies will be found
under the debris when it is cleared
away.
Twelve persons are in the hospi-
tai critically injured while % others
were badly hurt. The wreck was caus-
ed by a broken axle while the train
was running at a high speed.
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Former Fort Madison Lady Was Un.
der suspicision Of Being the
Indiana Murder Farm Pro-
priotress, Back to Life.
SHE WAS NOT IDENTIFIED
Mrs. vallie Casey Was Born in Lee
County and Officers Failed to
Make Her Out as the
Woman Wanted.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb Mrs Val
lie Casey, who has been acting as
housekeeper for Gustayus Kirby, a
farmer living thirteen miles from Will
mar, MINI, has been under suspicion
since Saturday of being Mrs. Belle
Guinness, the La Porte, Ind, mlltl-
murderess. The idea was instigated
by brother of her employer, the two
brothers having been on bad terms
for some time. A detective from La
Porte visited the farm today and at
once declared that the woman was not
Mrs. Guinness.
Mrs. Casey has been reticent about
her past, but admitted today that she
was born in Fort. Madison, Iowa, and
that her maiden name was McHenry.
A cousin in Chicago, Samuel Dens-
more, corroborates this.
Lived in Fort Madison.
FORT MADISON, Iowa, Feb. 1.--If
Mrs. Vallie Casey, the housekeeper OF
Gustavus Kirby, farmer living thir-
teen miles from Willmar. Mimi, tells
| the truth about her being Miss Vallie
McHenry, born in Fort Madison, the
statement that she is Mrs Belle
Guinness is without foundation. For
| Miss vallie McHenry was born in this
1 city and lived here until three years
/ ago, when she went to Chicago to live
/ with her sister. Mrs. Thompson. Miss
I McHenry was the daughter OF a for
mer sheriff of Lee county. who lived
| in Fort Madison years ago, and whe
4 died when Miss Vallie was baby
/ The family was highly respected. Miss
! Vallie fell heir to $4,000 from hel
! mothers estate, but was unfortunate
/ in her management of the fortune ant
+ it rapidly disappeared. 1t is stated
| that she was woman OF only ordin
! airy intelligence and that at one time
4 she won a breach of promise suit BY
default, brought against man named
! Casey, who formerly lived in this com
4 munity. Whether she married Case.
/ afterwards or merely assumed thu
name of Casey, is not known.
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Aviator Badly Hurt.

CAIRO, Egypt. Feb. Mortimer
Finger, who was to have been one of
the chief competitors at the aviation
meeting which will begin here Febru-
airy 6. fell while practicing today and
was seriously injured. His machine
was completely wrecked and he was
caught in the wreckage, breaking
both legs, his arms, two ribs and his
collar bone. Chances for his recovery
are doubtful.
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WILL TRY FOR
THE LAHM CUP
Balloon Will Leave Texas Tomorrow
in an Attempt to Make Long
Distance Record

SAN. ANTONIO, Texas, Feb. L.
Clifford D. Harmon, pilot, and George
B. Harrison, aid, will make try for
the Lahm cup tomorrow or as soon
after tomorrow as atmospheric condi-
tions are favorable.
The balloon is here and everything
is ready to initiate it. The aeronauts
will try and strike an air current that
will carry them northeast and expect
to land in northern Ohio or southern
Canada.
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Murdered Seven.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb 1.-Ad-
vices received here today from Czar-
itnsy state that the son of Count
Pschuky by former marriage, has
murdered his father, step-mother and
five young children. Jealousy is Civ
en- as the motive.
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Maybray stcerer on Trial.

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Feb. frank
Scott, an alleged Maybray steerer.
was placed on trial in the district
court. charged with larceny in con,
nection with swindling John Hermel-
brecht of Bancroft, Nebraska, out of
$1,000 on fake horse race, Attorney
General Byers is assisting in the
prosecution.
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Small pox outraaes.

DEs MONIES, Feb. Secretary
Sumner of the state board of health
notified the Stanley board of health
that if they did not at once take action
to curb the small pox outrage that he
would call the state board together
and take action against the board ac-'
cording to law. IL
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BERLIN, Feb. 1.-The Tageblatt,
one of the leading German newspa-
pers, after an exhaustive investigation,
declares positively that DR.. Frederick
A. Cook, of Brooklyn. the arctic ex-
plorer is not in a sanitarium at Held
elberg, nor in that neighborhood, and
that he has not been there.
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ARREST OF COOK
rs DESIRED
North Pole Liar is Wanted to Stand
Trial for Discovering Under
False Pretenses.

LONDON, FEB. IA dispatch from
Berlin to a local news agency says
the United States consul at Mann
helm has formally applied to the au-
thorities at Heidelberg for the arrest
and extradition OF Dr.. Frederick A.
Cook The doctor is said to be In a
sanitarium at Heidelberg.
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Weather Conditions.

The field of high pressure from the
Mississippi valley has moved slowly
eastward, and now extends from the
lower lake region to the eastern gulf.
1t has caused colder weather over the
eastern portion of the country; it is
much colder in the southeastern
states, and snow has ceased in the
lake region.
The northwestern area of low pres
sure has advanced to the plateau re-
gion, accompanied by rising tempera-
ture from the Rockies to the Missis-
sippi valley, and there has been snow
in Montana.
An area of high pressure is entering
on the northern Pacific coast and the
temperature is falling in the north
west.
The advance of the western area
of low pressure is expected to cause
unsettled weather for this section 20
night, with probably rain or snow late
tonight or Wednesday, with warmer
tonight.
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Suicidal BULLET Fatal.

IOWA CITY, Feb. 1.--.Ioseph Sad
Ter, who fired a bullet into his brain
Tuesday with suicidal intent, died.
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EUCdI OUSEI Va lFOIIs.
KEOKIIK. Feb L.

NEONUN, 7 Cd. T.
Bar Their Wind Weather,
81, p. m. 1925 81 Sc Clear
/ Z a. m. 3o15 25 S Clear
River: Frozen.
Jan. 31.Mean temperature. "a de-
grees; maximum, 80; minimum, II
FRED q. GOSEWISCH,
Observer.
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Classified "AdS.'
FOR SALE:


FOR SALE:-Residence In good To-
cality; water, bath, electric lights,
every modern convenience. Apply or
write c at Record Office. IT
FOR SALE:-Beautiful new 6 room
modern house, east front, 2 porch
es and hall. Fine location. Only 3d.
$50. Address p. q. Box eS. S5tf
FOR SALES 1-3 acres CT the W
5. O'Neal land. s25 90 per acre. Fo:
particulars apply to Mrs. Sallie Talk
Runge. Texas. 92t4t
FOR SALE:-Desirable corner resid-
nee lot in good section of city. Ad-
dress &C. Record Office, If
FOR SALE:--Eeyen nice 3 and 4
Gallon cows-Mrs. Nora, Petty tele-
paone 237-3 rings. p. o. COX SIS.
94t6a.
FOR SALE:-ThorOIgAbred Carneaux
and Homer pigeons. Carneaux are.
from Germany. cost $500 and $40.
Will sell at $3.50 per pair. Homers
cost $3.50. will sell at $1.25 per pair.
Squads less. Address c. w Pos, Ar
tesla, n. NJ. 95s3
FOR SALE:-Good all purpose work
horse. 100 lbs. SIS 5th and Kan
sas.-J. NJ. Moore. 95t2s
FOR SALE:-Top buggy for $25.Oe
dirt cheap.-W. II. Lowry. Boz ia.
City. 95t3
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the United States, and the amend
mene thereto approved January 22,
1880. and if you and each of you,
within ninety days after the personal
service of his notice, or within nine
" days after the completion of the
publication thereof, as required by
law, FAN or refuse to pay your portion
Of such expenditure as co-owner, your
interest in said claim will be forfeit
ed n become the property of the
subscriber. under said section 1924.
AID the said Amendment thereof.
The Roswell Cement & Plaster Co.
By F. c. Smith. Agent.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
Roswell. N. M, April IS, 1910.
Territory of New Mexico,

Roswell. n. M, April IS, 1910.
Territory of New Mexico,
)ss.
County of chaves.
To Scott Nowlia, Joe Parks and Den
mis- Hoover
YOU AND EACH OF YOU are
hereby notified that the undersigned
a expended One Hundred Dollars
t$1OO.00) worth of labor by the re-
moval OF our hundred yards of earth
material on the unpatented placer
mining claim, Smith, more particular
ly described as follows. to-wit: The
East Half of the West Half of Section
j, Township s South, Range 26 East,
Chaves County, New Mexico, notice
of location recorded in Book c, Mis-
cellaneous Records, Chaves County,
New Mexico, page 31S: and said One
Hundred Dollars 100000 expenditure
has been made by the undersigned
zach year on aid claim, for the cal
endar years ending December 81,
1907, December 81, 1908, and Deem
Der 81, 1909. as will appear by the
proof thereof on record in the office
of the Probate Clerk and Ex-Officio
Recorder of Graves County. at Ros-
we'll, New Mexico: and that said ex-
penditure on said placer mining claim
was made in order to hold said prem
Uses and claim under the provisions
of section 1924, Revised Statutes of
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FOR RENT:

FOR RENTING six room Sheridan
residence. cor. .7th & Richardson.
Modern throughout. Call at Record
Office. II
FOR RENT room modern house
with bath electric lights and city
water at 500 s. Lea ave-. also Office
rooms. Inquire DR.. ]. w. Kinsinger.
5Stf
FOR RENT light housekeeping
rooms. also LIST class single rooms.
no children.--S1c N. Main Stree:
Phone 472. sot26"
FOR RENT:-7-room modern house
on West Third Street. $500 per
Mo.-Roswell Title & Trust Co.
FOR RENT:-A 4 room house locat
ed in Main ST., connected with city
water and se~er.-Apply o Torian
Phone ass. S0tf.
FOR RENT.-New S room house.
plenty u shade and WATERFALL
4Oi ". Kansas, Ave. or phone 107. If
FOR RENT:-4-room cottage, fur
nisned. free city water. $40 per mo.
South Hfn--Inquire at Waiteman
Bros 91ei.
FOR RENT furnished house
July and August 81 ~. Mo. eats
ROOMS.-AIso for light house-keer-
ing, cool, shady and well ventilas-
ed.-613 N. fRica- 94tss
FOR RENT:-Furnished house call at
G. A. Freidenbsooza's 222 No. Main
Parlor Barber shop. sSts
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WANTED:

WANTED:--A lady's second hand BIZ
cycle. single tube tire. Apply 1922
N. Ky. a5t2.
WANTED:-Cow for her feed, best of
care.-3OS n. Ky. Phone 196. 95t3*
WANTED:-Live energetic man with
one or two thousand dollars to in
vest in general merchandise business.
Will give management and salary to
right man. Stock company. Write G,
ARE Record Pub. Co. eodtf.
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NOTICE.

Jasper g. Hedgcoxe, ~execrtor of the
last will and testament of John o.
~ti@d"coxe, deceased has filed his hual
account in the Office of the underslgn.
Cd of his administration CT said Es-
tate. Tire Hon J. T. Evans Judge OF
the Probate Cont for Chaves County
has fixed the First Monday in Sep
"mber 1910 for bearing objection AMI
approving sa.ae. Giver under my
hahd n seal of the Probate Court for
Ehaves CoInty. New Mexico, tais I6tn
day of julie 1910.
r. F. BALLARD,
tSEALI Clark
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Miss CHsce Eccles. of South Spring
and WI. de Rendon Pos. of Roswell.
returned last night from Boaz, where
they attended the quarterly meeting
of the Cha' County Farmers ULiou
Miss Eccles acted as secretary of the
meeting aad Mr.. Rendon-POs was a
speaker at Yesterdays session. The
meeting closed yesterday afternoon.
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The Junior Society of heChristian
Endeavor of the First Presbyterian
church went out TO Stone grove yes
terday for a picnic and spent. a most
pleasant day. Abou- forty-hve Young
people. well c~haperoned. made up the
rarty. The picnic was given by Miss
Bartlett. superintendent.
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G.. II. Dabbs. of Nettleton. Miss, and
his grand mother. Mrs. L. l. Harwell.
OF Henderson. Tenn. left this morn
ing for their homes after spending two
weeks here with relatives. Mrs. Har-
well came to make ner home with
her daughter, Mrs. Dabbs, but could
not remain on account of the altitude.
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Have your title examined now and
get a certificate. You then know II
you have a good title.-Roswell Title
4 Trust Company.
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Mrs. Olaude Headen and little dauga-
ter. Laura Frances. left this morning
for her home In Pleasant Hill. No.
after a months visit with h fam
INV of her father. J. d. Cooley, OF
Scott, On the Plains.
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Mrs. JONI I. Hinkle returned last
night from O visit OF two m one-hsllf
months with relatives in Shelbyvil;e,
Ill. She was accompanied home b.
her father. Geo. w Kerr, WHO will
LSke an extended visit at Hagerma1.
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There will be a meeting of h Cer
etery Association at the residence Of
Mr.. L.. s. Batenan Saturday after
noon at } o'clock
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l. ~. Kemper. who vas here with
prospectors for the Pecos Valley Land
& Development Company. left this
morning for mis- houe in Louisville
Ky. He will return in July vita an
other party.
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Frank Johnson. Grand Master of
Masons Of New Mexico. arrived hast
night from San Marcial. N. M. for the
dedication of the new Masonic TEN
pie tonight.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Sims and ner
daughter left this morning onsa pleas
u-C trip Oh two or three N -
Okemah Okla; Terrell. Texas aud
Monterey, Mexico.
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c. 4. Parker. who was here seve'
al days representing a wool firm. AIT
being a member of the firm, left thi
morning fer Albuquerque.
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It. y. Ewert. of Topeka, Kan, and T.
E. Jewett, Of Houston. the architsc'
tural engineer who was making the
Standings for the new Allison build
ing, left on the auto yesterday for
Vaughn on their way to Ei Paso.
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Mr.. n Mrs. Wesley McCalister.
of Lovington. ". NJ, came in en- the
auto from Vaughn yesterday afternoon
on their way home from a visit in Tu-
cuncari.
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A. r. Blu.nenkranz. of FL Paso left
Wednesday morning for ais home af
ter attending the Strelitz-Totzek wed
cling.
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O. Burden returned to his home In
Elkins this morning after spending
two weeks here at work.
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Mrs. Charles A. Crate returned t.
Dexter last night after spending three
days here visiting friends n shop
ping.
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Miss Viola Walker left this morning
on her return to Amarillo. having
| spent a week here visiting her cousin.
| Charles Shepherd.
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James Z. Hamilton returned las
night frum a visit of two weeks will
his parents and friends at his ol'
home in Vernon. Texas.
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Richard and c. G. DeGr3ftenreid, q
FL Yeso. came in "Wednesday nigh
and are stopping at the Gilkeson.
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Saturday will be the time To get
lot of new cooking utensils at a bi
saving at the Economy"
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F. w. Jonnson returned last night
from a three months stay at Amarillo
where he las been in the photograph
and art Business.
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Don't fail to call at the Economy
Saturday sometime and see what the,
are Offering in Onyx Granite ware.
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Best bargain IN Roswell. z roo
modern dwelling. veal located. ST.
10000. Easy terms-Roswen Title
& Trust Company.
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Mrs. ]. c. Gage arrived last night
from Artesia. to join MIR. Gage and
family in making their home.
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Mr.. apd Mrs. Joan p. Enfield aad
children. nj Arteeia- returned last
night from Kansas City. where Mr.
Emfeld has been uhree weeks ami
Mrs. Enfield and the children have
been -four montas visiting reaz<ivss.
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Mrs Henry Selleck and baby, Mrs.
Robert Bond and Mr.. and Mrs. Con
Brown left Wednesday On q trip OF
several weeks through the White aad
Sacramento Mountains.
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w. p. Anderson left last night o
his way down the valley, thaving spel
a day here on business.
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Sheriff C.. L. Ballard returned has
night from "A business trip of a fer
days to Clovis.
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Rev. II. r. Thomas returned 1ass
night from a business trip to Chica-
go and point in Indiana.
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B. s. Barclay came down from Clo
Wis Wednesday night for a business
visit.
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w. G. Reid lefs this morning 70
las Cruces. where he has an injune
ton Suit before Judge Parker.
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c. f. Price left this morning for
his home in Oklahoma City after
spending three days here looking af-
ter business and visiting Old friends.
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c. =. Wagner went to IiagermaI
'ast night on business corrected wit
the construction of the new Schoo
building.