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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-04
thirty years ago, was off,

= E thirty years ago, was off,
"A zEported
RI tlH o'clock tonight the official
eter in New York City regis
and there was still no relief
MI fand continued warm" was the
1recast, but whether it would
3lethe for the holiday, the officials
OF venture to predict.
a. 1t was the hottest July 3 re.
here since 1895, when 81 was
ed, 1T falls two degrees short
september day in 1881. wnen
lWEY's record was established at
yrees.
idnight, with the mercury still
so, the list of prostrations le-
re IN New York and its environs
yelled to more than zoo. Sta
reetns in some of the newspaper
figured that l,0oG had been
A5me. The deaths were reported
-mbering fourteen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-04
IN M EMORIAM

GARTHRIGHT-In memory OF nny nus
band. ERNEST C. CARTWRIGHT.
died two years ago to-day, July 4,
1909 WIFE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-04
Long List of Dead.

Pittsburg, Pa, July 3.-Hotter than
Yesterday, hotter by two degrees. ac-
,orG!nE TO the weather mans gauge
,,o-oay. and likely TO be so for several
GAYS The thermometer was going
up' all day, starting at A NJ, when
y was 49, the coolest for the twenty
Point Of 81 at 3 p NJ The GOVERNMENT
weather kiosk on the street lowered
about i05
Many prostrations and deaths are
reported, the list of drowninGs in ,ar-
lcular beins Very long one MANY
or the mills are beginning to shut
down because of the danger of the iron
workers coliapsins in the unbeara bl !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-04

day known in Wythevine since the
establishment of the station about
nine years ago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-04
For the Ice Mission

The following contributions were
received by The Times-Dispntch
yesterdny for the Ice NIIssion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-04
Tnkes HeavN Toll.

Baltimore. Nd. July 3.-The hot
weather took heavy toll here to-day.
although the official maximum temper
allure OF IS degrees was two degrees
lower than that of yesterday Three
deaths, one of them suicide: two
attempts at suicide and six prostia.
,icns were reported as "a result Of the
heat
:, Saulrar Halnarscn. of Portsmouth,.
va" mdchinist's mate on the United
ri&tes torpedo boat destroyer Mona
Ehan. which was sent here to take
Iart in tcsnhorrow's marine pageant.
Was overcome BY the heat on board
The vessel and died after being re-
moved 10 hospital.
The heat toppled John Dorsch forty
fiN years old, driver. from his va
con and he sustained "A fractured skull
NhN one OF the wagon wheels passed.
over his head He was taken 10 a
h0sEital. whore he died
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-04
one of country. Hottc,t

Ithaca, n 7, July 3.-A temperature
OF lol at the Cornell Station or the
United states Weather Bureau today
made II one of the hottest places in the
country The day was the hottest since
me establishment of the local sta.
tion over thirty years ago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-04
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Ellznhcth l.. Dr.ver.

Mrs Elizabeth Lindsay Drever. wild
ow of George Drever. died al her nome.
1909 East Broad Street. yesterday AZ
LEO o'clock y. NJ. in the eighty-eighth
Year OF her age. She was born In
Beth AYRSHIRE. Scotland Two step
sons survived ohm Drever. OF this city.
The funeral services will be held this
morning at 10 o'clock from the Sccor ii
PRESBYTERIAN Church, of which Mrs.
prcver was one of the Oldest meu-
bers. The services will be conducted
b? Rev. Russell Cecil d. D, pastor, anu
interment Will be made al Emmanuel
Churchyard. In Henrico county The
man Workman. James l. Anderson.
John Stewart Bryan. Cotesworth Pinck-
ney. DR.. w B. Lorraine. NJ. Wade.
James Whittet AMI John F. Toler
Mrs. C. A. Throckmorton.
Mrs. G; a. ,Throckmorton, widow of
r. j; Throckmorton. died yesterday
morning at o'clock at her restdenle
on Beverly Street, aged seventy-c.ght
years; She is survived by one son, c.
enc daughter, Miss l.. b. Throckmnr-
ton. who lived with her
The interment Will be made in Holly
wood this afternoon a o'clock. and
VIII be private.
j. Wesley Miller.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
Harrisonburg, Va. July 81. Wesley
Miller. seventy one years old. "a Con-
iederate veteran of Harrisonburg.' died
sunday in Staunton hospital. lie
vas captured at the battle of Gettys-
burg and spent the rest of the Civil
war IN a Federal prison His second
wife died in February. He leaves n
daughter and three sisters.
Mrs. Sophia Meison.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Cape Charles. Va, July 3.--Mrs So
phia Nelson. died at her home III Ac
comac {. H.. after long illness, in
the eighty-seventh year of her age
Methodist Church, OF which she was
a member for more than sixty years
conducted by DR.. Asa Driseoll In
tcrment was made in Edge Hin Gem
stery. She, was the widow of Thomas
Nelson. and is survived by three sons.
BENJAMIN r., Samuel c. and Hill Mel
son. the latter OF Baltimore. ana a
timore
Joseph IL. Funk.
Especial to The Times-D Dispatch
Harrisonburg. Va. July 3--Joseph Il.
Funk, ffty-iive years old, widely
known farmer. merchant and cattle
Rockingham county He leaves his
widow and four daughters and a
brother w. c. Funk. and a sister, Mrs
Acker. wife of former State Senator
Funk died about two years ago
G. II. HudgIns.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Fredericksburg; Va, July Sc. H.
Hudgins, a well-known Confederate
veteran and prominent citizen Of Spot-
sylvania county, died last night at his
home near this city after lingering
illness, aged "A years. Mr. Hud-
gins for time resided In Hanover
county and later in Richmond return
ing to his native county. Spotsylvenia,
about eleven years ago. where he had
since resided The remains will be
taken to Richmond Wednesday for
burial. He Is survived by two sons,
]. b, Hndgins and DR. Henry Hudgins.
both of this city
w. n. Dill.
w. T.. Dill, son OF the late NJ. It. Dill.
OF PorYsm?uth Va died suddenly Sum
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-04

-eter in New York City regis
and there was still no relief
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-08-11
Published Every Friday.

Advertising rates made known upon application
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-08-11
ADDITIONAL
LOCAL DOPE

Pitch Posts for sale. Paul.
sons Ranch.
Every chance customer be-
comes a constant customer at a
cash store. w. H. Peck Co..
You hadn't ought to get sur
prised if some day you should
wake up and find that your sub.
scription to the Eagle is dine.
This is a wet climate.
DR.. and Mrs. Friedrich E. Tut
tie Of St. Louis, No., arrived last
week for a few weeks visit with
VIM. Freese and family. They
made the trip in an automobile,
covering something over 100
miles on the journey.
Who said the Ekalaka ball team
was ''died''? Well l guess not
yet, from the looks of the score
card at the ball game Friday be-
tween Beaver Creek and the
'Puptown P%irates''. Why we
just ate EN- alive and then some.
1t was time something happened
to the boys as this was their first
victory of the season but we
guess that the turn of the tide
has come.
The reason for the sorrowful
look on the Big Kid every time
an automobile goes down the
street was discovered Wednes-
day. He wants to run one and
we believe that if the chance
came around he would ''swap''
off the mules for one of those
no pushee, no pullee, all samee
go like hi" machines. He tried
his luck at the wheel of Frank
Bucks car Wednesday and as a
result the machine landed in the
mud hole in the lane. The pas
sengers who were on the pleas
ure trip were safely carried from
the middle of the mud hole to
dry land then obliged to walk to
town.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-08-11

l will pay $100 for the arrest
and conviction of any person
found corralling in wire corralls
or mis-treating any Of my horses
on the open range. &c. Speiser.
Consider we'll then decide right
ly. Trade at the w. H. Peck
Cash Store.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-07
sEsNER McGILL

\ very pretty, though quiet wedding
was sol"mniyrd ~ the l'rrShytcriau
Church. "Wednesday afternoon AZ ; a.
clock. The contracting rartlcs were Mr.
Charles Frrdrrirk S"surr. former GOV.
"rnment Inspector ~ Turumrari now
located ~ Benson, Arizona aud Mis-
iicssie McGill, daughter nf Mrs. clara
Coleman McGill "f Austin. Texas. Miss
Mctill has been connected with the
Nsletn Public Schools, aud j. very
charming young woman, who has mad"
some warm personal fri"uds on her yis.
it, Ia Tucumrar
The wedding march was PLAYED b,
Mrs. Crofford, 10 the strains ~ which
the bride entered ou the arm of the
groom. aud were met nt the Altar by
Reverend !, I. Dalton, who read Ia them
the impressive ring ceremony making
them man aud wife.
The bride : gown was beautiful sim
mering brown mcssalinc. with gold en-
brnidercd trimmings, aud her going
away dress was of modi-h seal. tailored
After u short honeymoon journey. IN,
bridal couple will lee ~ home To their
friends IN Henson, Arizona.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-07
DIR. THOMSON FORMS
A PARTNERSHIP

IN Noble uf Guihrir. Oklahoma. a..
rived SUNDAY uiplt aud has gone into
partnership with our fclI"w'ownsman
d. H. i. Thomson, surgeon to the ~
rn~o \ Southwestern aud Rurk Island
Rys. aud wh" has built n modern hos
rltal f"r the treatment nf patients on
East Main street IN this city Dr No.
hlr i u surgeon 1T note IN the state of
oklahoma, his speciality hciug surgery
aud the diseases ut women. Dr. Noble
j. u graduate of the Nurthcwr~icrn Ini.
,rrsity ot Chicago aud was one of the
number who operated "n little Emma
l.augston for appendicitis ~ the Thom.
son hospital last Monday. The sur.
gr"us ~ charge nt the ease were Dr~.
Noble, Thomson aud Herring.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-07
BELL RANCH HORSEBACK PARTY

The nrll Ranch was the Serene ~ very
pl .nsunt .o'inl gathering at Tucumcari
people SUNDAY, wh" report very enjoy.
nhl" iIip. Ia the party we're Misses
krHuaw Lillu" Trrup. MHrv frrgu.
sou, Parker aud Maud Norkc. Mabel
Truhu; Mrs. Earl 'r"rg" aud her father
=. Anderson. M"ssis pr Elliott. Dr.
Stultl Jester llrrrlr. Tom Horton.
Sherman lInrcy aud John Krauuawittrr
\ much dinner, such q, b, oulv found
in Nh" "at'l" country, va, spread for rh"
party aud the things l'urlc Sam ,avN
about il mnk". f"ll"w hungry. There
IL Ia hr uu"th. party ~ q later date aud
these sam" Tucum"arl guests are l""hiug
forward with great anticipation ia"
pleasure "f auo'hcr day a, the BELL
Ranch farm.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-07
voRENBERG HOTEL
CONTRACTS FOR PHONES

The new \urrnhrfg Hotel has Just
cl"s"d . contract with -. T. Edlcr I" IN.
stall q compl"t" phone scrvrrc IN the
hotel Modern iu every other pariicu.
lar IT. \orcnhrrg has finished his plan
at making the hotel absolutely up.to.
date. \ phone viii hc Installed in cv.
"r, room, which being attached tn the
city aud long distance circuits will save
ia" guests the tr"uhl" ut leaving the
building f"r any call that q travelling
man may require. This j. whn, the city
has wanted always, aud there j. no
question tha, .ucn u hotel will alwny,
l." q drawing card Tor the travelling pub.
lie
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-07
CONSIDERED BEST
IN THE DISTRICT

". \. Jackson returned from Blun.
Utah. last SUNDAY. lie ha. spent most
uf the summer IN the llluii oil field aud
has SUNK two wells, the last one at
whirh j. considered the best in the Dis
trict. II ~ six hundred feet deep aud
j. producing u very fine quality of para.
fine oil. the best IN fact, ~ experts say
~ the ruiird Siaics.
Mr. FuquR, of the First National Bank
of Amarillo. j. Interested with M,.sfs
jackson aud McGcc aud they have IN
corp"rnted q company with Il capital oi
two million dollars to continue develop
nrnts In This field. Mr.. Jackson il tn,
manager aud will return 80 Utah In d
few days to assume active charge of III,
rompnuy's wells.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-07
HAS ANYONE
HERE SEEN LANCE?
Chicago Woman Anxious to
Locate Her Brother Whom
She Believes Living In
Albuquerque.

Any"ne who can furnish ANY nfut
mat ion ~ 10 the whereabouts nf Henry
lnngr, resident ~ America twenty
ycnrs aud believed Ia bc IN Albuquerque,
uf New MrNiru. will confer favor hy
communicating with Miss Ein l.angc,
care the Danish consulate, 80 Dearborn
street. Chicago. The missing man -
her brother aud she has reason to hc.
lirv" that he is living IN thi, part of
the country. She has written the morn.
ing Journal mnk my inquiries.
Miss l.angc cam" to this country four
wears ag" and has been engaged dur.
ing that time IN fUitlc>s search for
her brother whom she has not seen for
many wears. Albuquerque journal.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-07
A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS
MEMS BANQUET

speech will hc remembered IN this city
tor many q day.
III" banquet ~ whole wn- u great
sucrrss and will hc uo doubt, uf much
hcuclit to the busiuc., interests Of the
city.
For the cafe the New. wishes to say
that the service was excellent aud great.
~ appreciated.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-07
Receives Special Recognition
At The New Mexico Edu.
cational Association Con-
vention.


Miss Myrtle Mckenzie alls a prcmi.
neni place among the pedagogs OF New
Mexico.
Among the many splendid recogni.
'ons won by the Tueumcari teaehing
free ut the Educational Association
ned IN Las Vegas last week none were
NICE pleasant aad meritorions than the
ho'prs bestowed upon Miss Myrtle Me.
kekie head Of the Piano department
Of te High School.
Rading carefully the Las Vegas 10.
pers review of the program OF the As
sociH,on for calling out the best talent
IN abundance, we notice that Tneun,.
earl e'nes for the lion 3 share af the
honorsRnd that Miss Mckenzie L. &c.
peeiallsprniscd.
The FecUtive Committee planned To
make th programs Of Wednesday even.
ing the Inst attractive Of all programs
during tr convention. In the early
part OF y evening DIR. n. II. Roberts,
Prcsidcntef the New Mexico Normal
universitsgaye his noted lecture "Th,
iiumor an Pnthos of Travel" In the
Apdhoriuntf the University. Miss Ne.
henzie wasartieulariy honored by be.
lug asked nopen this program with a
piano solo insisting Of an A and q.
number.
After this ,rogram the members Of
the ASsoc'a'iA were most royalty enter.
tanned at ihe'ommerciaI Club by the
citizens OF Latceas. Miss Mckenzie =
hrst numbers We 80 well received that
she was called appear again for that
'~ra hon' heraiti by the local papers
n ihe most brihn, social success since
the reception 4 Governor Mills; Pro.
fesser j. d. iieHrson, Principal 0f our
Conw"reial Dartment. was also q
appointment ment on the program for
that event, and quilted himself in his
usual ms-terfui ".
Among the coaents ON the work of
Miss Mckenzie, find that she il re.
garded ne mutsn Of talent and
master cf her al" "lier numbers
were well contrast 10 shSav nrr .axfss~
ability to the difslnt styles Of music.
THE first number \ the fsmoas Rash.
maDipoff Prelude H. Minor. SHE not
only proved hriM sasp Of the teehni'
! cal part OF this ek,osition, hut also
! ripcncd conc.ptio4f its musical con
: tents. \ well deveked sense for the
, poetical in music washown by her rem
diiion of the second iyni,er the heansi'
, ful chopin Waltz in Etiuor. She plays
with great taste andvxpression. ans
possesses smooth ~ even teeani
. i,lue
Miss Mckenzie il mpil 0f Juliu
Albcrt Jahn. who for a Amhcr Of year
WIS u member Of the Bold Of Examir
er, of the Royal Conserhiory Of Bel
Din. and has been stronly identihe
with musical matters in Anerica.
Tlirrmeari j. to lee congratulated q
having n musician of such lplendid "a
abiiit.es connected with It's ,ublie seho
aystcn.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-07
10 The People of New Mexico

The constitution adopted by the con.
vrntion which met IN Santa fc during
DctObrr aud November IN now before
you and will hr submitted for yuur raii.
ication at M election ~ bc held on Sat
urday. January -, lpll.
rhc Republican party of New Mexico,
having worked faithfully to secur" the
passage of the Enabling Act for the ad
mission 1T New Mexico. aud believing
that III" Constitution prepared by the
convention IL the hest su far adopted
hy any state in the Union. heartily
endorses that Constitution aud urges
that you give II your approval on the
election dny.
The one hundred delegates 10 the con.
Ncutiun were chosen representatives Of
the people "f every lOrnlity ~ the terri.
tory They worked earnestly f"r Hfty
dnNs preparing fundamental rules of
government which would secure and
preserve the rights aud libcrtir, of the
people. They had before them the con.
stitutiOns nf the fortv.siN states of the
from their own knowlcdg, aud expert.
"ncr. they adopted provisions which
they believed best suited Ia conditions
IN New Mexico. The result of their dc
lihrrniiohs Is submitted 80 y"u ~ u safe
aud adequate constitution Tor great
sovereign state.
II contains everything necessary for
u state government under the 'onsti.
tuition of the United States.
There are careful limitations upon the
powers uf the Legislature.
No special privileges aud no exclusive
/ franchises can be granted.
The rate of taxation aud the amount
OF public indebtedness are limited aud
/ the incurring nt new indebtedness must
he authorized by the vote Of the people.
In ease ANY law should bc passed by the
/ legislature which il obnoxious to the
people, they can, bv u petition signed
( 10y ten per cent of the electors, have ih"
/ law submitted nt nm election for their
approval or rejection.
Corporations are Ia Ice under the rcgu.
lot ion and control Of u state corporation
I commission Ia be elected hy the people
} The plan for the regulation of rates
or railroads and common carriers il he,
lirved 10 he the best and most effective
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-07
MRS. MuIRnEAD ENrERTAINs

Mr>. T. \. Muirhrad entertained nt u
pr"itil, appointed dinner Tuesday cV-
rniug. complimentary to the SrSnrr
Mct'ill lridal party. There were pres.
eut th" lirid" aud Groom. Mr.. and Mrs,
Cherries frrdrrick Srsnct. MIR. Young
Chinese Inspector at Tucumcnri. who
was also Master "f the Ceremonies; Mrs
McGill, i"thcr 1T Bride; Mrs. Croft.
ford, Mt sanders aud the host and host
css. \ delightful menu was served. and
toastS were drunk To- the NEWLY made
one.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-07

The experience of the people of other
states proves that the additional ex.
pens" j. much more than offset by the
increased value of all property under
n state government.
The Enabling Act grants to the state
for the schools aud state institut ions
about 5,75O.OOO acres OF land and a Ger.
tain portion of the proceeds of sales oI
all public lands within the state.
II i of the utmost Importance that
New McXiro should bc admitted ~ soon
H. possible 50 that these lands may he
selected hcfor" all the good public lands
are disposed Of.
The income from the rentals and sales
of this land would furnish n large rcvc,
nue. for the support of the schools and
public institutions aud very much de-
crease the burden of taxation.
II should be unnecessary to say any.
thing To those who have lived under a
territorial form of government. about
the desirahiliiy Of statehood.
People in all ages have fought for
their Independence, the right 10 govern
Themselves.
The people Of New Mexico have strug.
glcd under a territorial government for
over sixty wears ana II speaks well for
the character of the people aud the
wonderful natural resources of the eoun-
try that there has been gradual i'm.
proycment duribg all that time, In cdu.
cation, in government, in conditions of
living aud in everything that makes for
higher and better civilization.
Iiut during that time we have seen
successive waves sweep over the country
which have enriched the people of our
ncighboring states but of which very lit.
tie crossed the barrier Of territorial gov.
ernmcnt into New Mexico.
We want to elect our own governor,
Judges aud other officers.
We want voice in the election of
the president of the United States.
We need two senators aud two rep.
uo,i.o cot. .ona.o aa.t L., ,.i.n
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,ho .,n,o. and ,h., ~. n;,ion. =, 49,
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-07
EMBROIDERY CLUB MEET

The pretty home OF Mrs. Dick Aber
was filed with happy workers aud
guests las, Friday when the Social Em.
broidery Club met for their weekly
event. Many of the members did their
usual amount of work while others took
advantage Of the holiday time aud made
the afternoon exclusively social. Sever.
81 musical numbers added pleasure to
the occasion. aud delicious twOcourse
luncheon was served, ~ follows;
Chicken Dressing
Cranberry Sauce
Fruit salad Celery
Pop Overs coffee
lee Cream Fruit Cake Macaroons
Present: Mesdamcs Gordon. Cady.
Hamilton, Clough, Randle, vianall,
Rogers, George. Jones. Chenaul,. Shcr
wood Parsons. Morris. Donoboo. Muir.
head, Chapman. Auil. Clark, Guthrie.
German. Snider Campbell, Burton, An.
d.rson aud Miss Grinth.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-07
FIREMAN cooKsEY INJURED

Fireman Cookscy of this city, was in.
iurcd lay an eNp"Sion of water gunge
ou hi, engine ~ Abboti last Wednesday
The broken glass penetrated hi eve
and he was taken 10 the hospital NJ
Dawson for treatment II il now be-.
lirVcd that hi. eve may be- saved.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-07
REcoMMENDs wrNrEn

January Z, 1911.
M THE VOTERS or PRECINCT ONE.
A. District Attorney Of this County
and ne one especially concerned In the
enfos~enicHt OF law and order. ! desire
70 reconsnesd TO you for Justice 81 The
Peace p. v. Winter. who has ssaoaneesl
rs cawsliarte, and 90 personally soiieisy
in his behalf the votes Of my friends.
regardless - political lines. fr IL ab.
soiusely fair and he has given ti,is pro.
cine, a snosi sensible and impartial al.
mlni.1rasion % Justice In Ma eRI~e
nrspeesfuIly
HARRY H NeJafoy
p.nfsiss A14ssa~y,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-07
LID ON TIGHT,
TIGHTER THAN THAT

Among the New Year resolutions "
rucumcHr I, neW mayor Is one that puts
The It'd on sn tight that no cards. dice
~ games at any kind are allowed In
The saloons The snloons close SATURDAY
night NJ - NJ aud every other night ut
T.. m.