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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25

drewS made spectacular run of forty
yards for the Aggies in the third
quarter but was called back on IA
foul.
The game was n good exhibition of
football 1t showed the Utah team
that the Aggies were a great deal
stronger this year than they have been
at any time during the last six years
Coach Teetzel has developed great
team and If he had not been handicap
ped by the loss OF Lindsay in half and
Paddock in tackle he would likely
have given the university a little more
that they were ready for,
The game for the university was the
last in which several men who have
played for the university during the
past four years will appear. This
group Includes Tiny" Home captain
of the team; Grant, Carmichael, Rich
ardson, Nielsen and Young.
These six places will be left vacant
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25
NINE THOUSAND is
THE DAILY TONNAGE
Nevada Con Adds Another Train Crew
to the Nevada Northern.

Nine thousand tons OF ore hav,
hecn hauled from the Copper Fla,
pit TO the conccntrator at Nc Gill ev
day for some time past with fo,,r
crews in the service for tho operat.
ing OF seven trains a day Today the
fifth crew was put on and VIII sbs
employed for some time. as the ontpr,
of the pit Is to be increased, SAYS
the Ely Expositor-
The trains are made up Of twenty.
one cars OF ore, and as the cars az.
crage sixty ions each 1t can readily
be figured out that trainload Is ,2ea
tons and seven trains day would car.
ry $500 tons. while an eighth train
would mean that the concentrator ls
consuming nearly 1000 tons OF ore
OF ore in twenty-four hours. When II 4,
remembered that there are units Of
the concentrator and that with the
original throe unite were planned
with the expectation of handling only
1000 tons OF ore In them in day
which would mean about $500 tons
for four units. the fact becomes appar.
ent that the mill Is handling jus,
about twice the quantity that was sup
posed to be the limit when tho CON.
pany decided to increase nearly $40.
100000 in the reduction plant II Is
no wonder, then that the Nevada Con
solidated Is producing blister copper
at lower cost than anywhere In the
world.
At the big Copper Flat pit the
work OF producing the ore Is keeping
a large number of men, several stoam
shovels and many train crews busy
all day and night. but 1t Is not test
ing the capacity of the pit as produc.
er at all. The output that could co
mined and delivered at the concentra,
tor would swamp it and another one
nearly as large If a test were made,
and 1t would push tho railroad hard
er to make the record than tho pit.
There the work is insuch shape and
there Is such a large area of ores OK.
posed on the different terraces that
an enormous increase of tonnage
would be merely a question of hov
many more shovels and ore cars were
available
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25
SOUTHERN PACIFIC STOCK

A few shares OF treasury stock OF
Southern Pacific Mining company, not
subscribed for by the stockholders,
whose time was up on Monday. Nov,
21st, Is now offered TO the public at
&c per are-tinstallment plan)-
one cent down and one cent per
month. We must push work even If
we have TO sacrifice a little stock.
First come first served. Apply at +.
b. Devoto's office or T. S. Feeney
Falstaff Cafe.
] W. BURNHAM, Sec. =
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25
ORPHEUM BILL PLEASES
IMMENSE CROWDS

Last night tho Orpheum theater was
packed to the doors and by Sis p. N.
Standing room only was the answer
to inquiries Tor seats. The show,
which is one OF the best that has been
given this season. took the audience
by Storm, every act being received
with many cncoree. From the begin
ming to the end it was thoroughly en-
joyed by every one present. This Is
the second large audience the Or.
pheum has had today, as the matinee
had one of the largest matinee audi.
ences of the season. Rock and Fulton,
the famous dancers. made 4 tremend
Gus hit at both performances.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25
STATE REVENUES FROM NATIONAL FORESTS

For the fiscal year last the United States De-
pament of Agriculture twenty-five per cent
National Forest which will the
school purposes amounted
than last year increase of little
men offset from taxable property sus
tanned through withdrawal the entry
public land laws
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25
JUST FOR FUN
Consistent.

Senator said the reporter. may
ask how you made your first thous-
and2"
Yes, sir" responded Senator Graph
ter; Il made 1t In the same way that
| made all my subsequent thousands"
Awed by the arrogance of his man
Ter, the reporter refrained from head
ing the story OF the interview "a
ession!"-ChiSago Tribune.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25
a Good Loser,

Riley-How about that gold mine
you bought stock in last year?
Smiley-Why, we've called it The
Bulldog It's the bravest little mine
you ever heard of
Riley-( (Puzzled.) Bravest?
Smlley-Sure, There isn't yellow
streak anywhere in it-Puck,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25
MolIie Knew.

Little Mollie. the daughter OF pop
ular physician. has most vigorous
Imagination. Indeed. 1t is such a very
Vigorous Imagination that 1t runs away
With Mollie's honesty, to Der parents
great dismay
The other day her mother over
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25
and will be filled next year bv h.
members Of the years freshmen tosS,
FOR THE HOLIDAYS

All kind Of crystalIzed fruits a,,
after.dinner mints. The only place
Won can get genuine bitter SWEEP.
Nothing better for a holidey gift than
:, box Of our high grade chocolates
ID Finest line OF confectionery in n.
city at Hupfer Candy Co. Bo,S
phones :
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25

heard her telling a story TO Bobby
Davis, a ueighbor 1t was very In
tereSting story. 1t related, with every
appearance of truth, the adventures
OF Mollie on an airship Now Mollie's
mother knew very we'll that the child
had never seen an airshlp In her life
So she called her away from Tommy
Davis and began to talk TO her
"Mollie, don't you know that you
make mother very unhappy by telling
such awful Stories?' she asked. Mollie
hung her head and said nothing.
Don't you know what happened to
Aanauias and Sapphira" the mother
continued. and Mollie looked up bright
ly
"Oh, yes" she said II know all
about them. They were struck dead
for lying. saw them carried into
the corner drug store. Exchange,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25
Wanted the Barn.

Gee. 81. but I wuz homesick whom
| went to tn city"
Gosh. was yer? How homesick?"
well | stood on the corner till l
seen car marked To the Barn, an
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25

There's nothing so good for a sore
throat as DR. Thomas Eclectic Oil.
Cures 1t In few hours. Relieves any
pain in any part -
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25
by gum, l took t"-Clcveiand Lead
Matter With Moses

Fercy-MiSs Jane, did Moses have
the same after-dInner complaint my
papa'S got?
Miss Jane-Gracious me, Percy.
Whatever do You mean. my dear2
Percy-Well. 1t says here, the Lord
gave Moses two tablets,--EXchange
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25
BUSY Woman.

Husband-You never kill me except
when you want money.
Wiie-Weil, isn't that often enough ?
Smart Set,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25
HEAR ALL SIDES

While his Paper Has Strong Republican Prediction.
1t Is Not Party Organ and Its News Columns Fair and
Just to All Parties and Creeds.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25

lheSe SIX places will be left vacant
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-09
II DOESN'T PAY TO
BAKE DURING The
WARM WEATHER
Jatfa Bakery Handles Such a
Complete Line Of Bread
Pies and Cakes, That House
wives Are Foolish TO Bend
Over Hot Stove,

Albuquerque housewives who per-
slst IN baking brad and pastry this
warm weather. deserve to have their
tcu,pers badly rufflcd and their fin
gers burned. If II was a ease of alb
solute necessity and It was up to the
women to do their w baking or
have n standing bill Of fare Of crack
cr3. there would bc some excuse then
FOR pottering around u red hot stove
helf a day baking five or six loaNes
OF bread. or "A cake, OF "a pic. But
the Jaffa Grocery company. which
maintains the most complete bakery
establishment in the southwest,
makes "A speciality of relieving the wo-
men OF baking these warm days. The
Jafta bakery doesn't pretend TO com
pete with the bread that mother
used TO make" The Jaffa bakery
goes mothers bread one better and
makes bread that is absolutely the
Finest that can be manufactured with
the best OF every kind Of material
Expert workmen are employed III
the Jaffa hakery-men who kroW
cir business aud VINO know what
the people want in the line OF food
stutfs. Some of the men in the bak-
cry are paid for what they know
baking bread. Others are paid
loG what they do about the place
hut the result Is sure und certain.
Jeffa's products are the acme Of the
bakers art. There isn't q bakery
Ia the United states that turns out q
better grade OF goods tina Jaffa. Ev-
erything is fresh and sanitary
Instead OF worrying yourself 10
death this summer cooking owe a
bling fire. just call up Jafta and tell
him what YOU want. The list of bak-
crv goods turned out fresh dallN Is
extensive TO recite in detail. But
II. 10y any chance. Jaffa hasn't got
iusi what YOU want. h IAN make IL
10Y YOU and make II quick
a. YOU want a chocolate layer cake
or q wedding cake. or any kind Of 4
cake. OF hot rolls. or any j Of a
Of bread. or some delicious
cream puffs. Just telephone to Jafta-
viii have what you ordered IN
"a very few minutes And Il viii be
all that you expected. n name
stands Tor quality. quantity AID
fair dealing. TODAY tomorrow and all
The time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-09
ICE CREAM
BULL DOG AND ALL
Energetic Lads Do Not Let
TrifIing Objects Stand in the
Way When Setting Out to
Accomplish Something,

For pure, unadulteratcd nerve and
resourcefulness, the pennant must be
handed to n half dozen cntcrprising
Al%buuuerGvo lads who executed a dar-
ing stunt Tuesday night which -
positively the extreme limit.
1t IS more or less a familiar fact to
people h have lived any length of
time that Albuquerque boys from the
of ten to tw%enty-one. have a
mania for stealing ice cream from
back porches. Kitchens. refrigerators
n other like places where ii is left
on ice while the guests are enjoying
themselves in the drawing room.
Ice cream has vanished from back
doors on so many occasions that those
entrusted with the responsibility Of
producing it at the proper time have
naturally been compelled to take
measures for their own protection.
Tuesday evening. a quiet home we'd
ding occurred on West Roma avenue.
Ice cream was among the things pro-
Vided for the wedding supper which
was TO follow the marriage
As is always the custom. the ice
cream freezer was placed on the back
porch. In order that it might he pro-
from the tender mercies of anv
Stliai boNS, OF lot tfat matter iarger
boys. i fierce looking bulldog was tied
TO the freezer TO hold il against all
invaders.
But the ways of small boys are be-
vond understanding.
When the hostess went 10 the back
porch to serve the ice cream. il was
Likewise the bulldog was gone.
The hostess rushed to the back
and peered through the dark
ness. Up the alley. At a very fast clip.
a half dozen small boys We're beat
.ng IT," Two lads we're carving the
&c cream freezer between them. s
third boy was leading by means of a
rope. q large white bulldog with
black face. The dog seemed to en-
the affair as much as the bows.
evidently expecting TO share in the
cream
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-09

the refreshments, a musical program
VIII be rendered, consisting OF sclec.
Ions on tic harp by Mrs. DE Wolf
Smith. and piano and vocal selections
by other talented musicians.
Miss Josephine Lewis, of J1S Mar
quetto avenue. entertained a number
OF friends Tuesday night in honor Of
her cousin, Miss Edith Whitmore.
who Is here on q visit from oklahoma
City, Okla.
"Steted convocation Of Rio Grande
Cheptci 40. 4. Il. A.. NJ. this evening
nt 3 o'clock for regular business. All
visiting companions ore welcome. by
order of the II. p. Harry Braun. see
Rotary"
soturnino Paca. secretary and
treasurer Of "El 1Ilsponc Americana
a Sponlsh-English weekly newspaper.
WAS in the cts yesterday from Bclen.
'Isl ~IIispano Americana" Is a new
venture IN the journalistic field and
the first issue win appear next satur-
day.
At a meeting OF the Epvorth
leaEne Of the Lead avenue church
held lat night the following officers
were elected: President, G.. +.
French, first vicc-rrcsident, Charles
Leaning. second vicc-president. J. r.
~Iislcr, third vicc-piesident, Allecne
Bixlcr; fourth vicc-prrsident. Mrs. n.
L. Long. secretary and treasurer.
Clnrp Wilson; choirister. Mis-. l.. r.
Tripp; %organist. Miss Florence Seder.
II. T.. ycdder, Of Elgin, H., who has
been the guest of HE brother, w. H..
Ncddel, the wen known SANTA Fe en-
p'ueer. left last nirht for a tour Of
California, oregon. and the north
west, Nj. Ncddcr s. o Matchmaker
IN the world famous Elgin plant and
Is enjoying u wen earned vacation.
Suits to on IomissorY
noter were filed in the district court
ycstci deY by the FiIst National bank
r9atnst y Catbpjal ana severe San
FOR 5000, ana the superior Tum-
aud MIN company, versus +. n.
wilson tol $lS9.7b.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-09
BIG PREPARATIONS
FOR IRRIGATION
CONGRESS
Preparing to Do HonorS
With Becoming Dignity {,
MCQUEEN Gray Returns from
Attending Meeting,

Or. j.. Mcqueen returned last
night from Pueblo. Colorado. where
h" attended i meeting of the board
of control q fthe next irrigation cor
gress which will be held In that city
In October of the present year. Colo
RADIO is making preparations to en-
tertGin its distinguished visitors on a
lavish scale" said DR.. Mcqueen
Gray. ALREADY foreign representa-
tives have been appointed by tho vi
rious governments and the congress
promises TO be exceedingly interest
ing. After our business meeting
Tuesday, we were given a banqnct at
which there were over 100 guests.
Pueblo is going to entertain in royal
style and money is being spent freely
on the prcparntions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-09

Washington. June S.-NcW Mexico
Fair ana cooler Thursday Friday
ffeit.
West Texas-Fa'r and cooler
Thursday, Friday fair.
Aiiaoaa -Gcncrally fair Thursday
ana FRIDAY.
Use Diamond Ice. Phone 81 and RS.
Drink Glorieta neer. Phone "a and IS
r. T.. Mooie of Belcn spent yester-
day hore,
w II. GillenWnter returned ycster-
DIS nom Roswell.
g. v, spedcr. merchant of Borna-
liilu, 81 here on business.
r. n. shelton of HlucNatcr, y. NJ.
Is 81 busincss visitor here,
fsrnk eating of French. y. NJ, was
20 visitor here yesterday.
J. Bibc, mcrchont "a Bcrnulnlo.
was Ina the city ycstoi day.
A. a. Duran OF Santa he was a
bus visitor here yesterday
n,rp, juno s.. 20 MIR and Mrs. r.
Is. stamps OF $40 West Central. a
boy,
rs. NJ Dciand, Ncw York sulcs-
men. erItvcd m Albuquerque last
night.
W IT, Lilies wen known cattlcman
of Socerro. ttsnsac'od business here
ycstei lHy.
Judge Edward 4 Mann returned
lest nirht from Santa tc where he
went on legal business
g. Fa%irhrother. tho real estate
dcrlcr. hes gone a. Miller. $ H. for
q several weeks business trip
AVA t.. D.. toWh,t and daughter.
Miss Louise. ave LETT Tor Newark
Del, 60 Doe gone for the summer.
a. y. Honiur secretary OF the Bu-
rcau of lmmigfatipu. rcturucd last
might from % business nip to santa
Re
Miss Merry Spauldins. q teacher in
the city schois. lett yesterday Tor hcr
homo ia MietautL accompanied h2
her aunt. Mrs Anderson
Mrs Jriii Thompson o. former
houl matt aud Nfc-long friend of
Mis- Frank Stutres-s here from her
hewf Ht Nanais city Tor O visit
Mtri g. licenses we've issued YES
frrdal to Manfon D. Rothcnbergcr Cd.
nrWs-iee Mitch. and olive T.. Corh.n.
ct Albuquerque. and Mary Tatingiir
and Felipe J. r. Trujillo. OF Albu-
guetnuv.
An ice crcrfn soeial VIII bc held in
81 Mary's hsll in thc Immaculate
Conception school building al $
O'Clock tonight the general public be-
ing invited iu attend IN addition go
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-09
GERRY JOHNSON DIES IN
DULzURA, CALIFORNIA
: Welt Known Young Man, ~ Frequent
Visitor In Albuquerque. Passes
Away Suddenly.

Friends in Albuquerque have re-
celvcd news OF tho death OF Gerry
Johnson. we'll known to many local
people. which occurred in Dulaura,
cal. on saturday. June 4. AR. John
son died suddenly as the result Of a
hemmorhage Of the lungs. Deceased
was "a years old and made frequent
visits to Albuquerque. For the past
several years ne Travelled extensively
in New Mexico. old Mexico and Cali
fornia for his health. The body was
shipped from Dulzura last sunday. to
Winchester. near boston, Mass, the
family home. where interment Will
be made. MIR. Johnson had a large
number of friends i'm this city who.
win greatly regret TO hear of his UNI
timely nenth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-09
DECISION IN CAIRNS
CASE WILL BE MADE
AT 10 THIS MORNING

Arguments in the case OF Or. y.
II. earns. VS.. the estate of W. =.
Johnson, deceased. in which the ply
stefan seeks to iteNe approved a claim
against the estate for a surgical ope-
ration. ana which has beer before the
probate court for the past two days,
We're completed az 5 o'clock yester-
day evening. Judge Filomeno Mora
announced that he would take the
case under advisement until 10 o'clock
this morning at which time he Will
make a decision.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-09
TRENCH|NG Oh TIT
COLLAPSED
Part of Machinery in Use on
Sewer at Fourth and Crom-
we'll Avenue Fell Down; No
One Injured,

The heavy framework of the
trcnching ma hinery in use on
Fourth street neal Cromwell avenue
collapsed Tuesday evening. just a few
minutes after the men had quit work
for The day. The engine which pull
cd the %ytrueturc from place to place
vas not injured but the balance of the
equipment WAS So damaged that It
viii be ut least two days before 1t
can be placed in working order.
Fortunately The trenches were de-
at the time OF the accident and
no one was injured.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-09
SUIT TO F0RECL0SE
ON NEW MEXICO
CENTRAL
TRUST COMPANY CLAIMS
RAILROAD Is INSOLENT
Complaint Asks That Property
Be Sold Under Decree of the
Court in Event Of Default in
Meeting Indebtedness,

Especial Dispatch 10 The Morning Journall
Santa Fe. n. NJ, June S.-Judgc
EdWard a. Mann today filed in the
district court for Santa Pc county a
complaint by tho Pittsburg Trust
company against the New Mexico
Central Railroad company, South
Side Trust company of P%ittsburg.
Charles G. Murray, receiver, Harry $.
Friday. T., Archibeque. \. j. Apoda-
ca. Andres Vigil. Alberto Vigil, W. II.
sutton, f.. u. Shrevcs. Il. OIaughlin,
K. X. Durkin, Il. Evers. l.. ". Way.
b.. II. Calkins, ". ". Richardson,
Epimenio Y. Garcia. Prudencia Gar
cia, Y. Lobato. y. V. limerick, W. II.
II. Thomas, Il. u. Reel, j. Dodd-
ridge, A.. Butterworth and Fellpc
Garcia, TO forccloso the deed Of trust
made TO Genre an Issue OF s2,000.000
In bonds. by the Santa Fee Central
Railway company. The bill of COM
plant alleges that the defendants de-
faultcd the interest on these bonds:
that the Sew Mexico Central Rail-
road company Is wholly insolvent;
that it Is indebted upon promisory
notes and upon audited vouchers tho
gun Of $4,000; that various me-
chanics' liens have boon filed. that
interest On the bonds has not been
paid for moro than two years, that
the other defendants than the mi Il
road company, receiver. etc. claim
to have judgments or liens against
the defendant Santa Fe Central Rail
way and New Mexico Central Rail
road companies. The complaint
therefore, asks that its mortgage be
declared n lien ulon all property o.
the defendant railway and railroad
companies. that in case Of default the
49, 40 T.. to- A.tt.t.t. .A,
der decree OF the court. that . writ
Of injunction In Issued to restrain
the defendant railroad company. its
officers, directors3 ugents and all 9TH
or persons from interfering with.
transferring, selling and disposing OF
any Of the property of the defendant :.
praying for such other reliei as
the case may demand.
It Is rumorcu here that this fore
closure suit is the preliminary for
closing negotiations for the purchase
OF the New Mexico Central Iatlroad
company. including the Albuquerque
Eastern n other subsidiary proper
ties: that the probable purchaser pro-
poses to construct Immediately upon
taking possession. the planned extern
sion from T%orranrc to Roswell, from
Moriarity to the iHngan coal fields,
and to Albuquerque. If this runor Is
correct, then his action is of the
consequence not only 10
Santa Re but to all of New Mexico.
The singing Kids. Airdome.
Savoy Cafe. Best 25c meals in city.
- F.
Maran and Han. Airdome.
-.----
Uhnp VnII Nanf "a On n cal TalEs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-09
DIRECTORS TO
Be ELECTED
TONIGHT
Three New Men to Be Selected
10 Become Members of the
Board of Directors Of Com
merCiaI Club,

An important meeting of the Com
Inercial club is called for 5 o'clock
tonight, AT which three men will be
to fiji the vacancies on the
board of directors caused by the ex-
piration of the three year terms Of
G. II. Wade, !. c. Baldridge and T..
l., Medlcr. An members of the Com
mercial club are requested to attend
the meeting and participate In the
election.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-09
CLUB is
LAUNCHED LAST
NIGHT
viii Have Only Fifty Members;
Silva Place in TijeraS Canyon
to Be ~Re-modeIed into Sulta-
bic Club House,

The Country club, which has been
talked OF for some days among a
number of local busines men. was
formed last night. as o preliminary
meeting IA the parlors OF tho Com
mercial club when a set OF rules and
By laws were acted upon and a gov
crning board named.
Tile club is arranging to secure the
silva place in Ttjeras canyon which
Will be leased FOR a term Of years and
improved to suit the needs of the or
Eanization.
The members OF the governing
board are Mossrs. Ilourney. Lester.
Bliss, l.. Ilfold. McGaffey. Woolsey
and NJ. l.. stern,
Membership in the club Is to be
limited strictly to fifty aud the club
now has "a waiting list. The initiation
zee VIII be 325 ana the monthly dues
50 per member.
Members of the club stated last
night that the Silyp place would be
bcuutificd, the buildings rcmoddelled
and porchts added and the place made
into "a resort whore the hummer days
could bc pleasantly spent The can
Won road viii bc put in good condi-
tion 20 that the club can be easily
reached.
Il is also proposed to impoupd the
little stream to create a lake. II II can
be done successfully.
I'VE have already secured enough
members TO assure ns that the club
viii be 10 success from the start,
said "a member last night. and we
expect to make the new organization
one of benefit To- It's members and
To- their guests and the city general
IN ~ Paso has such a club which
90 few years ago started under trying
conditions but which il today the
most pleasing feature of the city.
w. expect shortly to have as good a
club here"
4. J. Woolsey of the Forestry pu-
r,au. presided at the meeting last
nieht ana I. ~. Koch OF the Ameri-
Lumber company. was temporary
SECRETARY. The club viii incorporate
under territorial law.
The board of directors will hold 2
meeting 1t ten o'clock this morninl
az the Commercial club for j pur-
of electing officers.