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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
Personal Mention.

Mrs Frank Meyers Of Las Vegas
returned To- her home in ne Meadow
NV after visiting friends IN this
city. where she formerly resided.
Mrs. Louise Watson Is rccuperating
from a delicate operation performed
on her eye hast week at her home on
South Walter street
IN r. Mcqueen Gray and Miss MAY
Ross lett this morning for Santa Pc.
where they viii lecture aud entertain
lhis evening la one of the series OF
Inc university extension Irs". nr
GRAY Will deliver his celebrated lee
true on Macbeth" and Miss Ross
VII read "t onfossions by Conan
Doyle Miss Egyptiades. who was tn
hay" ACCOMPANIED these professors To-
contribute vocal selections. was un-
able to so on account OF u slight OPP
Grafton ON her throat that viii poccs-
state resting her vocal organs FOR a
fortnight
MIR. ana Mrs O. H.. Wilson of Gnl-
lup passed through this ciIy Thurs
day GA route Go Harrisburg. Pa. To- at
tend The biennial convention of the
brotherhood of HALLWAY Trainmen. To
which Mr.. Wilson has been sen, as
official delcgate from the carbon city
lodge. Mr. Wilson was for "a numb
of years Nardmastcr In this ciry and
grand master of the local Il. uf Il. T.
and IL esteemed by a wide circle Of
railroad men rom ~. Louis, Mo. to
the coast. Ia the early eighties when
the movement Tor organization among
the trainmcn was started, during tho
troublous Times in -. Louis. Mr., vii
son Was the sccond man In the MAJ
ton To affiN his signature Ia the m-m-
hership charter and In. persecution
To which TIA, order was subjected
made II necessary to hold secret SEES
sions In Well guarded quarters. Rank
ing TO-DAY amongst the foremost or
ganization credited with The upbuild-
| Ing of the nation. the great cities vie
with each other ia counting the favor
OF the convention assemblies of the ",
at Il. r., that brings together nearly
s.0O0 delegate
Nj ana Mrs i,ice are entertaining
their brother dr. Rayburn Rice of
Roswell. y. NJ
Mr. y. a. Baker spent few days
! Ia ~ raso the past week
D 'fHF TAAfNillif sun VI WI hH' i' -
\ l.. Stanlin, Is able Ia be out again
after a fuur weeks snige of Illness
Mr~. ida Bright NJ santa 20 spent
Thursday iu the city a guest NJ the
ANarado, returning To her home IN
santa Fc tho same evening
| Mrs. David Rosenwald viii leave
the middle oi tn. week for visit
10 her mother 10 ~ Paso.
Mrs. g. " earns of AIS south Acno
street. Is entertaining her sister, NJ. =,
! SoUso ~ Tcsooit. Kansas.
Mr. u" l.esscps Of Iiarbrook, La,
left Thursday evening for san An
tonic, Texas, after a visit uf tlree
days In the csN
Mr. William e.. Mason of the local
y. of Y, r. VII attend the biennial
convention ~ the R.pthorhood of
Railway Ttainmeu 10 convene In Har-
risDurg. Penn. as Official representa-
i've at the Albuquerque lodge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06

part oI the program consisted IA mis-
ccllnncous numbers designed to cN-
press TIA" great beauty and strength
OF Cadman's competitions The
Presbyterian choir ia splendid style
rendered Staiucr's What Are These.
that VAS followed oy two Cndman
songs by Miss Alma Howell. demon
strating the clear sweetness Of her
young voice. Perhaps ia most bril-.
iiani number of tlo evening was cad.
mans rendition Of The "Pompadour's
Fan" that was one of the numbers
when hc seemed to v'ializc the piano
with the emotions uf master artist
stamped with the high ideals of 4
strong soul Tho Italian Boat song"
sung by The University duartottc:
NJ ssrs. Scdrr, ScWciI. Weber and
Arcn-, was nderod With the joyous
rSthm ur I true Ncntian. Cadman's
plano numbers played by Miss Boryi
kcnworthy. were Interpreted with the
SIKH ~ trained performer aud
sympathlzor of tho composers aims
Part two constituted the eduea-
tional part OF the program and re-
voulcd t. his listeners FOR Ia, mrs,
time The great work of mankind and
especially to americans that Cadman
H. doing Ia ideaiizng and lmortaliz-
ing the music of the native Indians
seated at tAc piano. his student OF
tribal harmonios and lover OF thc
often dospiscd red race, told the GUS
toms Of mann tribes, their sincerity
IN religious aims and the emotions
of the souls that were identically thu
same ages ago ~ with the twentieth
century mNn. Mr. Andrews Tine tenor
voice sung the songs uf religion, love
and patriotism that demonstrate
wealth OF harmony In the ancient
melodies \ remarkable song was
the chant of the Omaha, reserved In
an It's purity since tn, seventh cen
fury that proved IN, similarity al
the music cXpr, ssions Of an peoples IN
the great worlds family, as the
! chant unaccompulrd uu the piano
was vcrtahlc Grcgorinn chant Ia
miliar 10 tho ear of an catholics
"Ah nrh doe loo" sung hy Mr. An
drewr was one Of the fnvorltrs OF
This part oi the program. Assisted
bN MI Andrews, Goldman d.monstrat
I'd the various rythms employed %,
tnt rcd man lD religious and Other
ceremonies, An ancient drum mad.
nf an old tree trunk war drumWcd
aud numerous tom toms and rattle
played Part three opened with three
sungs by Mre. Mcdonald thlt Gillette,
unstintcA aprNAusc and the singer
Nas brought back for Tho repetition
OF From the Land ~ thr SIX
Blue water" that has been popular
Madam Nordica
Mr. btmsbrc's superlatN' has
voice was hoard in ihe first and a-
parts az the program In love Snb2s
and religious songs Enthusiast ap
plaus, evidenced The appreciation 90
Mr. nmsbco's splonjd rendit ne
Folk songs, and doscriptiv" piano MT
Sic we're given hy cadman In the Ia
part that touched The deepest 'hoi a.
of the hearts ~ the Inner -,r'
heard pulsing through the tnna ,to,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06

wcr. served at the close of the lit
erary study This closed the last
meeting Of the club. ON one week
from next Tuesday evening. u meet
Ing viii he held Tor the organization
of u Tcnnyson club Tor the study Of
rcnnyson's works through next year.
All had an enjoyable time at the
Happy Hooigan ball at tho rink
last evening At the appolnted time
each participation In the bgll was pro-
vided with n maspue head represent
ing the phiz of member OF tn"
Hnollgan tribe These feature cnte"-
tainmo nts are proving quite enjoy
ahlr affairs.
Mrs Margaret BroiilHr, mother Of
Mrs John Findlcy. left Wednes lay
evening for an extended visit ~ Hot
springs, Arkansas.
The Presbyterian Ladies' aid acid
q very enjoyable and proiita ole busi-
ness and social meeting Tuesday NJ.
ternoon NJ the home OF Mrs y !
Hougcndoublor.
H. q. CottinaAam and wife came
up Wednesday from Springer and
are guests today at Seabcrg
Th. junior class 80 the nigh s'h""
gave a box supper at the high schon
| building las. week that was att"nc
81 oy a large gathering of merryma 4.
crs. ,of Il. e. Crum was auc I,
.er tor the sale of the boxes and 81,
cecd.d IN stimulating lively CON
] petition among the bidders Tor tn
NOR. appctizing ones. The proceed
from the social viii BE- employed b
the juniors for the holding of u ~
cial junction Tor seniors two week
later.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
Masonic Dedication.

The formal dedication OF the Ma
sonic temple has been postponed
from the date OF June | TO the third
Monday in October This date will
be the opening session of the grand
lodge to convene in this city. aud In
order 10 lend TO The auspIcous occa.
sion the dignity OF the grand lodge
Officers In the dodicatory rites the
later date has been deemed advisable
by the local officers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06

les the aspirations and griefs 90 f,
vanishing people
In every way treat and education
TO those privileged to hear 1t, was the
In THE music of the Indian lies
the material required for ia" de-
>clopmont of = school of must that
yh,ll be distluctiyrly American aud
rloriout.
After all ,Npeus"s ar" pill, ,he
prcsbyt, rian sauatur!um VIII p,oa-
arly receive hundred ana tWcnt,
i've dollars from an, ptocr d. ut .ht
G. .uccrt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
ta,in,aD Recital.

Never bcfog" an the histnIt Of Al-
buluerquo have the people 0een treat
90 20 the musical intellectual and
spiritual upiifi combined la tho music
Talk and plano recital Thursday r,"n-
ing b. the gifted composed Charles
Makefcld Cadman Thu audroi lu'
- The Presbyterian church walS Hliod
with "a representative audienco of tho
culture and in,elligsnc. Of tho civ
and the appreciation ~ cadmda an
times VAS expressed IN applause
that became ovationaty The ufst
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
stigma THUS Entertain Ca,innp.

Entertaining cadmau with rsndi-
iions ~ hs own composition and be-
nag tn turn entertained with plano re-
cital by Cadmau. was rh' nature uf
a delightfully."- enjoyable ANA inspiring
musical yesterday afternoon At the
fraternity nome OF IN, sigma Taus.
who were hosts of the noted com
POSES. cadmaus exquisite song cy-
rl" the Morning of the Year" vas
sung oy a mixed quurtct,o. Misses
lnlia Pickard aad Adele Howell. and
M,ssrs STANLEY Scder aud Rohcrt
~eWeu The popular Indian -ongs
hrmd az the Cadman concert Thurs.
GOV night We're rendered no splendid
voice by Messrs. Charles weber. W.
-. Arcns Robert Se~,Il and stanley
@cdcr Graciously responding tn the
INVITATION 90 play Cadmau treated
iur hosts ana tie compuu, to Cd .rlnd
conorrt equal 20 ANS e. %. heard east
or west by the few composer of tho
dny That are Cadmsns euuu Those
tho Wtr, privileged o. De- present ON
mis- memorable occasion were Pro-
lessor " T.. Moore, Professor Leon
II. stephan, prufcsspr ' Uodc'u
Misses Evelyn EN,r.u. Htll COX
Egyptiades, Flora human Fiorcnc,
sfdsr. Lena stciiiug. Julu r.ckard
Mrs CLARK. edith shcrUlH EJnau.
Brandt Myrtle pride. NJ smith q
Rosacrans. Adrle Howell M"ssrs. Col
burn Cook Edward Dom, Ci.de Kelly
Charles weber, Kari Kafstcn u W
Arens, W y Artne, Ray Scdcr stan
lcy Ssdcr W J Higgins
Never lcayug anything out iu th
me of hgsphaalr entertainment Ia
sigma Taus had also provided tooth
some deiicncics for the enjoyment %
their guests.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06

flowers Ms Majors made shor,
address In which she complimcnted
the WORK OF the chapter here ANA
compared II most fa,orably with
chapters IN large towns she has Wis.
tier recently. Refreshments were
served after the business meeting
The members of the Barata and
philathae classes OF tho VI ~ church
gave surprise party Friday even
ing at the home of tn" pastor. Rev
q \ clark. formerly 81 Nlbuqu.rquo
An honor OF the comc-comlng Of his
two daughters. Misses Madgc and
Edna, who hav. been IN school ia
Nrtesia during the past winter. The
young people spone several hours
very pleasantly, laying games re
frcshments were served ~ Il iato
hour.
Miss Geneva Lidington was hust.
ESQ at delightful party Thursday
evening The guests Of honor were
member of her class In the Clovis
high school Many either friends
were present, Rev. = II Jones. pas
tor 80 the Presbyterian church and
his wife entertained the members OF
| that congregation at The parsonag"
Friday evening. Mrs l.. NJ Cassidy
gave a farewell bridge party FRIDAY
afternoon Tor her guest. Miss Thieic,
who lcf, IN" next day Tor her home
In Evansville. Indiana
The Priscilla rhmbic clua met
Monday with Mrs. irwin Gibson At
her home IN Yves, Clovis Place All
~ the member We're present ana
Unanswered to roll call by showing som,
piece of dainty fame, work begun or
completed since the last meeting
The Mlzpah class of the prcShS.
terrain church gave a. reception Tues
dan evening AT The home of Miss
Hottie Lee Fitzhusa. complimor,ar
o. Miss Frances Baily who leaves
, Thursday Tor her old home IN III
$ inois whore she win spend the sum
MGR and enter college,
& Ia IN. contest ~ the rifl, r. ~
. here "Wednesday. Postmaster " \
$ Davis won the q 'si prize. an elegant
q new rifl" On q score of 80. Tho sov-
r ond prize. $500 leo cash was awarded
lC. V Stcod WHO tied with W ~ coN
- on score OF 30. hut brstcd lis OPP
Il poncnt in shooting of the ties
. Tho Clovis Womhns club me; FRI
. day afternoon at the home of Mrs. I.
= lc Mcrsfclder on North Wlllbr
u street After the regular business
session ~ one hour, the litcra y pro
. gram was omitted - listen To an an
- tcrcstine lecture on educational ton
- les by q visitor of the club from Al
" huuleruuc Cream and cake w.r,
then served and thc club adiuurnel
= to meet two wcckt lhirr with Nj,
= Lcona Morgan.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
SIt.NE.ls CITY

Mrs John " Pinkortun. Jr., was
the hostess at large and delightful
card party last ", dnesday The al
i.rnoon was pleasantly taken up with
cuchrc Mrs. Howard II. Belts wih-
ming first prize ana Miss Matilda
Emo the consolation Mrs. Pinkerton
is "a charming and gracious hostess.
and those fortunate enough Ia be IN
,itcd last Wed rsday had a thor
ouehly enjoyable afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. James \ Shipicny
entertained number of their friends
at military i've hundred las, Satur-
day evening Mcsdamcs Carter.
Copp and Goddard ana Mossrs. Cox
and Goddard who represented Ger
many. captured the greater number
OF flags and were each awarded a
pri2, The affair was highly compli-
mentary to the hosts ~ the evening
Last FRIDAY tn, Rev. Percy silver
made two eloquent addresses At the
! church al the Good shepherd, silver
iCity IN th afternoon he spoke be-
| fore the members of the Woman
Auxiliary aud other members Of thu
| chu'ch.
| Ulysses = g Allen ot Fort Bsyas,
( aud Mrs Oma T.. Allca Of Manhattan
kansas, were married nt the residence
ut Mrs Alexander IN this city on Fri
day afternoon. April 3Sth. the Rev
l.eonidas W Smith of the Episcona
church performing tlc ceremony
Tho bride and groom viii make thcil
home 90 Fort Bayard
Harry Passctt aud NJ 81 Bertha Sa
woro married a. IN" home oi tn
70 idle AZ Blair. Nso.. on "Wednesday
Nprl lgth. The bride II the prcti
ana accomplished daughter Of MI
and Mr. Rudolph S1s 90 that place
The groom is a brother oi william
Bassrtt store manager at Murray
Laync's g.ocrry In this city. He ma
spent the winter here, leaving 10
Blair about thr". wccKs ago. TIL
newly married couple arrived In thI
city on Sundays train. They sxpe'
To- leave today for santa rita, wher
they will make their future HON
aud AT which place Mr.. Basset, hold
a responsible position VITA the chin
Copper company. Du ing their ten
porar, stop over IN this city Mr.. an
! Mrs Bassctt were the recipients
hearty congratulations from NJ
Basactts many friends
Mrs. j snnio Brown entertained a
delightful card party last Tucsda
afternoon. Military cuchre was pla;
ed. and az ireland was victorious
each of the six ladies presiding q
that table was awarded an apprt
PIRATE prize. At the conclusion ,
the game. delicious refreshmen
were served
Miss FlurCnce White entertained
numbo' Of her Young friends NJ
dane" N her home ON Bullard stree
las; "Wednesday evening
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
q ALA y.

The society people Of Gallup and
Gibson turned out IN grand style a.
attend the prize masquerade ball
saturday evening. April 22d ut tn,
opera house. (which was given by
the Jolly six club. It was u success
IN fact was one Of the best attended
and most enjoyable masquerade. that
has been pulled on In this city IN
many months, every one. as tn,
name OF the club signifies, were out
for u jolly timo-and had IL. There
was no disturbance In the evening
program and from the time the or
chcstra started. promptly 1T ?
o'clock. until the beautiful strains OF
Home sweet Home. everyone pres
cnt had n delightful time Mrs. W
VI. McSparron and WI Hartman
rendered the music for The occasion
and were at their best al las o1'
| casion.
"Wednesday April 18TH, the We'd
| ncsdny Embroidery clue held It's an
nual business meeting at thu home ~
| Mrs Frank Evans Mrs. Frank Pat
4 terson Was elected pre- sidcni ana MIS-
| Tom Tale was reelected secretary
and treasurer Of tho club FOR the en-
suing year The next meeting VII
! be held at the home Of Mrs. j. \.
Gordon on MAY Sd
| Mrs T. ". Meyers entertained last
SATURDAY afternoon at 900 Mrs
| W. u. Cornell won the iirst prize
| which was half dozen cut glass
sherhct glasses and Mrs. e. y cot
ton received second prize. ~ pair ol
black SILK hose. Those present wcr,
Mcsdames cotton. walker, Mulhoi'
lrnd. cornell. Tale. Mapcl, Brack
ct, Sanjule W. 6. smith. Partridge
Robertson Quehcdcaux. Wilson. Aid
rich. Wothcriil. Caginan. Il. u, LAM
gam. Hart. colons1 and Misses Cotton
| Martin and Bobhic.
| Dick MattoN gave an imprompt'
| luncheon az his residence on HI
avenue. THURSDAY April 21th. tn
guests wcr. \ : Brown, John Walt
nall and Dr II -. Wilson. Tn
luncheon consisted of round up
biscuits. the production ~ bick Mai
tox. specially prepared" porter
house steak. grddlod by John wal
thall. aud the salads dressings an
table dccorntiots especially lookc'
+ after hy pr. Wilson. while the Who'll
affair was under the special directio
of \. : Brown.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06

Tn. keystone Chapter of the East
orn star gave "a reception W"dncs-
day evening at tn" Masonic hall. IN
honor of Mrs Majors ~ Roswell,
grand mctron of Now Mexico and
Grand Ada" of the world. Dr. n.
H. Swcarinner was taken through IN"
mystic rites of the Initiation Each
beautiful symbol OF the ccermony he
ing made more Impressive by the
officers wearing white and each color
OF the star points represented with
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06

tn. Epworth league Of IN. Mc,ho.
dist church h I'D their monthly busi-
n,ss meeting Tuesday evening AT the
home of Miss Gertrude Warner. Az
ter "A hnal canvassing of the contest
vote between tn. Reds and the
Blues" II was found that the Reds
were entitled Ia something over s.t"0
votes and tn. "Blucs' Ia -,a2o votes.
A. a result ~ the victory Of the for
mer. lh, losing side viii Civ" u ban
luet one wees from Next Friday
|ening to the blues" Harmon :.
prlmcr was elected pccsid mt Of tnc
league ia The place Of Miss Mabel
FulRhum. who has removed I" 'a'i'
iurnia
The shak.spcar. cuo was enter
ialnrd last evening AT the home ~
Superintendent T. W Conway Elf.
ton minutes was allotted To several
members ~ III. club for q review Of
one 90 tho plays Of shakespcar' that
had NOT been studied IN detail during
th' winters work. Refreshments
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06

Preparations for IN. obs.rNauC, ~
Mother dan are gplng forward IN
all the public schools. 81 Vincent "
academy anu most % tho ChhrChl s..
Thc teachers of the First ward
school are arranging a splendid pro
gram Ia be rcndt red at thu Sob ,ul.
Friday. May ~. which ~ the day 40
be observed In the schools. proceed b.
ing the official day May ~ In com
plianc" with the governor procl1ma-
ton this day viii br generally oh
served throughout New Mexico this
year. The mass mc",'ng or AN cit
liens next sunday afternoon prom
iscs To- be- well worth attendance.
Mrs n. Il. Ives, chairman of the
committee ON decorations. assisted ny
Mrs r. \ Field. viii have the hall
beautiful with the white flowers ~
the day and greeners Though not
complete, the outline ~ The program
IN as follows
Orchestra .-.,.. indian school Band
Motherhood ..... ,,,.....,.
DIR. Mendcl Silbcr of Temple Albert
Mothers of Yesterday ........,
........ Representative of -. A. II.
Mothers of To-day ...,........,,.,
Mrs. ]. A. Miller of Woman's club
Mothers nf Tomorrow ...........
..... preventative ~ v W G. \.
Vocal selection ...... Mrs, bradford
The Mothers Hope for the Young
Man Graduate .,. Prof sterling
Of the Public schools
Reading Miss Ross of University
Mothcrs OF IN, riVll War. .,.-,.
pr. Thomas IIarwood, national
chaplain ~ the q. \. II.
crusade Mothers. ......,..,,,.....
Mrs @ - Nuttcr of W. G. T. y
Vocal solo My Mothers White
BIbupr
/ piunrt Mothers of the West ....,
,.,..Rc,. Father Mandalari. : J
| The railroad Mans Mother ,....'-'
Mrs. j. ~ Holman Of the O. J. y.
~ the ~ of l.. u.
Mothers IN other Lands .,..,..t'.
....,...,... Mrs. ". " Willlnm'
Praycrful Mothers. ...,, br. Cooper
song "A BOY Has No Friend Like
He Mother
Music ........ Indian school Band
a.s~Sl~u - .Y.n no..
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Additional
Society Me.us
CONTINUED from Page ri,o)

continued from Page fivcD
away The tribute this great philan-
DE remembered ~. said. AS I look
hack over 30 years OF my NE | real
he that none of these gifts would
have been possible without my wife.
she taught me To- earn aud imbucd
nv with the spirit OF philanthropy
70 her | owe everything
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
ROY

met ai IN. home of Mrs. e. : Brown
on last Thursday. Ait"r the regular
ed dainty lunch To- TIE members
The club Is composed ~ all IN" elite
81 10y ana the meetings are lnnhri
l"rHud 10 by lts members as hap-
~ day
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
NEW MEXICO SOCIETY
ss,ulai Affairs frwm various
Towns.

mailed 10 the society Editor ~ the
Evening Herald. Albuquerque. y. NJ.
aud should he signed oy the writer
Also mark address plainly. The name
viii no, be published and II for ref.
,roncc only,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06

For the best saddle horses IN tho city
call phone No. 4. W. l.. Trimble. ia
~ 2nh ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06

All deeds signed by Frank Mckee, trus.
tee. For plats and prices see D. X. B. Sell
lers. 2O4 w. Gold Ave Telephone 500. OF
S. L. Lane, Special travelling agent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
Annu., Function Of Ten oons."

ELEGANTLY elaborate IN ensemble
and detail WAS the social junction
Wednesday evening when Mr. AMI
MIRA. Joseph ORiclly entertained the
Ten Dons' and their wives lt din.
net. Commemorative OF The seventh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06

The coming railroad and agricultural
center Of New Mexico. In OF 4
years these lots should b
worth from $500 to
$4O0 per lot
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-08-08

Walter Dale, who was brought back
from Idaho few days ago by Sheriff
Crcokston, was before Judge Brang,
ham yesterday on a charge Of grand
lGreeny. He plead guilty to the charge
and after the examination OF one wit.
aess the case was continued until
next Friday at 10 a. m. Prisoner was
committed to the care of the sheriff