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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-07
NORTH DORSET.

- II. Herrick OF Dandy Four
Corners was in town Monday on
business.
Mrs. George Felio OF Freddy
Vile visited at James Merrow's Sat
Irday
Il. p, Torrey of East Dorset Wis
tied his sister. Mrs w d Herrick,
last week,
Mrs. John Heating returned
Friday from South SALISBURY where
she was called by the Illness OF her
daughter. Mrs. Rollie Johnson,
Twelve cars OF freight train No.
20. going north were derailed q
short distance south OF the depot at
about IL o'clock p. m. Friday. 1t
was thought at the time that a
brake beam caught the south end
Of the switch as the rails were twist
ed from that place. thirteen In all.
A wreck train was sent from Rut-
land with rails and large gang
Of helpers and the train pulled out
under its own steam before morn
Ing. The wreck train followed about
Z A. NJ Saturday. The section
aands from Dandy and East Dorset
came to assist Saturday morning
and the track was ready for the
regular o'clock train
PERU.
Perry Warren has returned to
town after spending few days in
New York.
Geo. l.. Richardson expects TO
start this week for Colorado where
he will Join Hon NJ j Hapgood
and family.
Miss Minerva Lyon has return
ed to her school work in Water
town. Mass, after spending short
vacation at her home here.
Miss Clarissa Coolidge has fin
ished her school in Windsor and Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. D. Stone.
Miss Xanah Coolidge is also in town.
having finished her work In Cam
bridge, Mass
Cecil Francis. the four year old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ii. Reed.
died on Wednesday after about Il
weeks Illness from bronchitis. The
funeral and burial were held on
Friday In Landgroye
Fred crossman has been quite
III the past week. also J, E. Wilder.
The sick list has been long one
including r. c. slmonds. Harry
West. J Z. Farnum and Mrs Wal
ter West and childen. We are
glad TO repor, them all on the gain.
We are interested TO know
that Mfr. and Mrs Herbert Bell Of
Manchester welcomed ten pound
daughter on Feb "a Mrs Bell
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-07
NORTH rowNAL

Daniel r Bates and George
Daun have been recat visitors ID
3reeIilae. M&ss
-ColkarG PinkkK@ o. Nsw York
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
CUTS TWO ITEMS
OUT OF BRIBERY
PROBE BILL
Governor Reduces ApprOpria-
ton Made to Cover Investi-
cation; Mine Inspection
Bill and Others Signed.
Especial Telegram 20 Evenrng Hernldl

AofNFaaA ANtH.NaMA - Aeehtub HNNNAul
Sants BE. y. NJ. June iS.--Govern-
or Mcdonald latc Yesterday afternoon
signed house bill No. 2l3. the mine
inspection bill. drafted by Mine In
spector Joe sheridan OF silver city
Governor Mcdonald yesterday used
his prerogative TO cut two items out
Of the bin appropriating money TO
pay tho expense 81 the bribery invos-
tigatiOn IN the house OF representa-
lives one item cut out h the ap-
preparation 60 pay the scrseant-at-
arms. the other item cuts $500 from
the $1,000 appropriated to pay the
attorneys for the dcfense.
The bills signed by the governor
since yesterday afternoon are:
senate bin No. Sc. providing a code
OF procedure before the state c0rpor-
alton commission.
senate bin No. Ice. outhorlzlng
counties 10 issue bonds for good
roads purposes,
House substitute for house bin No.
II. providing payment for the eX-
pense OF the house bribery investlga-
ton.
senate bill No. 1855. providing for
the distribution of delinquent taxes
prior to 1911, into the good roads
funds.
senate substitute fur senate bill.
permitting cities snd towns 10 bond
themselves for water and sewer sys-
TENS.
House bill No. 1876. the Burns brib-
cry act.
House bill No. "a, 20 determine GER
tain suits against railroads outside OF
New Mexico jurisdiction.
House bill No. i6e. permitting rail-
road employees To vote Ia other pre-
einciv than In which they are reslg-
tered.
House bill No. I66. providing a
legal adviser tu the governor az $4,000
year.
House bill No. So providing FOR the
payment 10 Luna and Grant counties
OF the interest paid IN the Grant coUn-
s. railroad bonds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
NEW CUSTOM PLANT
AT PINGS ALTOS TO
TREAT DISTRICT ORES

silver city. \. NJ, June l2.--l'inos
Altos IL soon 10 have a mill which
VIII give tho miners OF that district.
little and big, q home market for their
ores. The plans Ia connection with
this enterprise have already passed
the preliminary stage and the hope OF
the management n that the mill will
be- ready for operation by sept !.
rho finos Altos Mining and Milling
company Is the name OF the new OF
ganlzation. and W. q. Bryant - IN
control OF operations as managcr. A..
ISOLATED with aim are Messrs. Bernard
and Bryant. both also 81 Missouri
They propose to erect mill upon
the site OF the old Mountain Key mill
and Ia addition to working will do
custom work as we'll. A large number
81 contracts have already been signed,
end there seems 20 be ne d0uot hat
that the supply viii be sufficient 90
acop tho mill working 10 its fun
ca pactty of 100 tons per day
vs.. q. Bryant the manager, lofi
"Wednesday for tae east 10 look after
the shipment Of the machinery.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
SILVER CITY TO HAVE
ONE OF BEST BALL
PARKS IN SOUTHWEST

silver city, ~ A.. June ~ silver
Clty h 90 have handsome. conNen-
lent and permancnt base ball para.
The silver city Base Ball assocla 2
slon L. already In course OF formation.
An option has been secured ON the
stretch OF ground Just across the nee'
pope street bridge, and Ia "a fen hours
auiicienl stock was subscribed 90 IN
sure the fact that the proposition was
one THAT gppoalcd 10 rhe business men
OF the town aud would receive hearty
support
The block OF land secured IL amply
large Tor the purpose intended, and
has upon 4 row or nne box elder
trees which VIII come Ia very handy
la providing shade The company viii
fence tie para aud huild comfort
able grand stand. Very little work
VIII bo NEEDED 70 level the ground
and make good diamond.
Incidentally the possession ct a
iirst class ball ground might be th,
mesns OF silver CITY being selected
as sprlng training camp Tor one o'
the big league teams. The unpleasant
weather encountered la the south. aHs
the numerous on days because " raif
~ causing the big ieasue managers 1,
ieOk about for places with spring Ell
mntes. ~ seems 90 be only q question
81 time until the his teams viii train
In NeN Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14

yesterday and the market was no
nearly sold out there was yers ntile
loft even la the lll das stulls la the
building Occupying one of the stalls
and euuiprel AS au office 10 che head
quarters uf the Arixuna Producers
company which is the ortHnirati"n
that brought tle market into being
ana which in SENSE operates in cone
Junction with h az follows
lis principal purpose b. Go hhudle
the products that come in hrsor tou-
nage. or rather the surplus that the
local market doer not require iiH
orders from patrons in other parts
are received dailN or nlod for regular
nlHng na the case un, Hc When
the growers arrive in the morning ~
the producerH company hUs an order
foi "a BARREL OF tomat0et Or fca
sacks of onlens. dozen cases of oses
or anything elise handled tbe man in
chargo buys at once AMI gets ihe or
der out on the FIRST express This
relieves the local marked uf iho sur
plus and enables the uiling of outside
nrders promptly from tho best the
la 49,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
GARD CATALOGUES
OF CHILDREN
Record to be Kept of Every
Pupil in Elementary City
Schools of United States.
Especial Correspondence 20 Iierald.l

Especial Correspondence "a Iierald.l
Washington .. c.. June a. Every
child In the elementary city schools
of the United states * Ca bc card
CatniaEued. and running history of
his entire school career la the
grades kept permanently ON filc ac-
cOrding to plans formulated by In
Vesligators whose report has iuHi
been issued Ter free distribution hy
the United states bureau Of cducn-
atom. Although this plan has Just
been lnaugurated. u has the approval
ol The National Educational associa-
ton. while some 500 cities have ai-
ready begun 10 keep the cards.
Eventually. II Is anticipated. about
100000 pupils win ne thus tabu'
lated.
with the new card cataiugur sys-
tenn In fun operation throughout thc
country. definite aud sclentillc
answer can be made 10 large mum
her of questions tile solution 90
which must now be guessed Ia large
measure How many times has "a
given child been detained IN grade
How many backward. oveuge or re-
tArded children are there ln a given
city'e schoolg How does this showing
compare with other cities Does
foreign birth affect progress ~ su,
how Does kindergarten training
help child through the grades ?
How does absence from school affeet
progress?
These ana other like questions can
bc answered readily aud accurately
when the new cumulative card index.
IN which every young American has
his place can be- drawn upon for the
Information.
This form OF card contains the fol-
lowing entries. among others. Age 81
lUhild. date of admission 90 school,
grade. days present health. conduct
Scholarship, place of birth vaccine.
ted. name aud occupation, name sand
Occupation uf parent oF guardian
A. the child moves from Frade ~
grade. or from bHilding to building
the card containing his past recoro
win follow him, az VIII also he IA,
case even n he should move iron
lone city 90 another. IA this way hn
lontirc past ana present m sthoo
will be- checked OFT against eaci
other. point by point and year -
year.
ln addition 90 Introducing the GA
Imuiative lEdeA card ~ means u
lksapinn the sohul history of otefi
/ AZ.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
JAP TEA GARDEN
N COLFAE
One Of Delightful Features Of
Famous French Ranch De-
sCribed by Representative
Of Cimarron Newspaper.

Cimarron, n, 81, June l2.--Cap-
tain French. prominent ranchman
near this city. ~ az the head OF enc
OF the finest ranches IN all this west
rFn country. a Representative % the
Clmarron News visited him for an
hour. Tuesday morning al his home
and was conducted around the won
deTful home. garden and farm. Great
alfalfa fields a garden that SURPRISES
anything yet seen In Tails country.
which is producing strawberries.
respberrles. currants. pieplant. mint.
onions. lettuce, radishes. parsley.
peas, beans and hundred or more
OF different products OF the vegetable
kingdom airs some OF the things one
may see who n fortunate enough TO
call there. A delightful tea garden.
designed by one OF the Japanese do
mestics. situated In very beautiful
part OF the ranch. where nature has
brought around her all the charms
available. Is one OF the pleasant hooks
that must make the life Of the cap
tain and his family very pleasant
The spacious and artistic white stone
mansion Is an edifico flt for the habi-
tati0n Of king. and the fact that the
captain has something like SEQ acres
all under cultivation. goes a long way
to prove him an American king In hts
own right The captain, by the way
rs whole-souled man OF the west
and nothing In his makeup or de-
lnoanor ar IN hts business dealings
savors Of the plutocracy. lie ~ also
great cattle and orchard man, and
in the conduct aud care Of this enor-
nous aud prolific ranch he II giving
60 New Mexico one OF the best lessons
possible.
The urraca ranch under the man
ngcment OF MIR. George n. Webster,
IN the embodiment oe thrift and in-
dustry This ranch with Its treIaen-
dous commercial orchard. something
like sac acres, Is Just an example OF
what h possible here. The Cimarron
4, nntry Ia destined 20 become the
q lit center Il the ranchers make as
mach progress in the next three years
as they have this spring. To Mr..
Webster belongs much credit for the
spirit that has prompted many %
plant All the fruit trees u was pos
slibe for them % plant Five acres
ret 90 fruit. under ditch az he has u,
viii prove the source 81 enough rev
enue TO. maito q man independents.
knowing then what great country
this Ia. let everyone agltate for the
conserving 81 our water supply and
the Installing Of pumping systems
that viii give this country the pres
tige that rightfully belongs 10 u.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
MEsILLA VALLEY CANALS
SUFFER DAMAGE FROM
RAGING RIO GRANDE

Chamhcrino ~ A.. june i2.--The
river has been falling FOR the past
Few days which looks good 10 the
valleyites Both the Ia Union and
the Chambcrino bitches have sur
fcred severe damage from the recent
high waters. The la Union people
lost the head Of their ditch aud were
compelled 10 cut half a mile of new
ditch. thlrty-five feet al the top and
twenty feet "a the bottom This work
was done In three days and water
was running la the ditch.
While the Chamberlno people lost
their head, the damage was light. az
the river only cut small portions Of
the ditch and cased its work. There
has been plenty OF water In the ditch
for irrigation purposes.
The west side - the valley has
been almost Isolated from communi-
cation with the world. The tele-
phone system was paraly1ed and all
passing "a and from Anthony has
been suspended since the washing out
81 the bridge. and the only way the
westsiders have TO cross the riNei
now is az Canutino. The mail foi
Chamberino Is put on and received
az Canutlilo.
u. v, Procock. OF LAS Cruces, has
had teams hauling wheat To l'a'
Cruces.
There has been quite an acreage oi
milo make planted this spring IN th'
valley. Watermcions aud cnuteloupe'
are growing fine. while they are mo-
raised Ia this part Of the valley foi
commercial purposes. yes every fam
uy has "a small portion Of groun'
planted Ia melons.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
UNIQUE PLAN FOR
GOOD ROADS WORK
Highway From Silver City to
Haywood Is Divided Into
Sections, Each in Charge Of
One Enthusiast.

tAneetat Correspondence 80 aae hefeiol
silver city n. a.. June i2.-ToI
divide up a stretch OF road into see
lions aud place each mile OF 4 under
charge OF one good roads buster isI
the unique plan adopted by the
GIANT county enthusiasts. The tale
rs told as follows In the silver Ctty
independent"
when the people OF a community
really make up their minds that they
want thing and go after Il they are
very likely TO set that which they
want There has been a growing de-
mand Tor good roads In Grant cOun
~. and splendid results are being Ob-
tanned la several directions. The We
test movement for good roads Is one
as unique az II IL likely 10 be eff
fectiyc. A aumber or automobiles
got together Saturday evening and
decided that the road Go Haywood
must be fixed. with especial refer
ence Go automobile traffic Discus
sion OF the matter resulted In de-
cision that each ONE OF the twenty
three miles of road between silver
city ana Haywood should bee ass
signed To some one man and that his
NNNtN HMWNAA w iAAkAhN vi ~ gnu ~
be held responsible for the fixing OF
the road and the keeping of II Ia ZEE
pair for one year. The numbers we've
placed In hnt and each man drew
The sporty nature OF the affair APP
pealed 20 the crowd, and those who
did not draw mile cheerfully Of
fcred To throw In with those who had
drawn bad stretch and do their
share anyway
The pleasing feature Of the game Is
that an unusual amount OF en-
thnsiasm for good roads was de-
veloped and that Il IL having an im-
mediate effect Several outfits start
cd to work early Monday morning
and II Is a fOregonc conclusion that
the road to Haywood viii soon Ice "a
coed one FOR every mile OF lts
length.
The result of the drawing which
was most exciting affair WAS as fol-
lows. Mile I. fsli Fiorcnstein, ?,
w. =. Thompson. 8; W. ~ Newcombs
4, ~. g. Jackson; e. u. J. MeGrath;
is. q. g. Whitehlil. Z, Jackson Agee;
s, NJ Il. buchanan. 2, +. =, Jones.
10. J. W. pinkerton. Jr; ~ +. a.
BleVins ~, Theodore W Carter. 10,
%. G. Hinman. a, W s Cox; rs. J. l..
Burnside. i6. u. II. Royal, ~, sam
schlffs; rs. J. w. Carter; ~. o. q.
wcstlakc 90. Dr. r. s. Bullock and
NJ. j. Kelly: 81, ) A. shlpiey; %,
r. A. Iaync; 20, r. l.. Lowe.
Neat metal signs with the mile and
the name OF It's builder were painted
yesterday and will be placed In posi-
tlon this morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14

tistics. SO that costa may be cum-
puted upnu the same univ ersal basis.
The new scheme 81 school statls-
tics was drawn up hy q committee
appointed hy the department of SUI
perintendeuce of the National Educu-
tiou association, WORKING in co-oprra b
iion with the United states bureau ~
education The result ui their laburs
~ Issued as "a government document
under the title Report OF tite Conn
mittes ca Uniform itecofds ami Rec
ports and VIII be sent free upon rc-
qrst to the United States commission
~ of education. department of the
Interior Washington. ~ q.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
TO BRING CARAVELs TO
SAN FRANCISCO SHOW

especial tnrreaBoudthre o. fes hfraiai
san Francisco June "a Word
was received by the panama -racitie
International exposition ihi thc
three Carayels me Santa Altrbt thc
riuia aud Niua. which were features
oi che Columbian exposition of chic
cago n iss8. and which have hecp
in the lake at Iackson PARIS. chicago.
ace to be Repaired and brouEm ip
san Francisco by the knights ~
CulnmDur 81 this country
The santa Maria a an exact reg
production of inc ola spanish vessel
which carried Coiumbus on hi stoar
of discovery in 1879 ANA in construct
ing li the plans that are preserved in
the Spanish archives werc followed.
ON their arrival ln thls cliV they niii
4 A.. |I|I
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
INCH OF RAIN FALLS
ON NORTHERN END OF
ESTANCIA VALLEY

gNweefai ferruasanaenee ta tke meratal
STANLEY, ~ NJ. June l3.-over one
inch OF rain has fallen ~ stanley and
over the north end of the Estancia
valley IN the past week and dry farm
ors are iubliant over crop prospects.
The range "a exceptionally good for
this season OF the year and with COM
tinned rains there should be good
hay crop. Everything Indicates q
prosperous year for the Estancia vail
loy
viii Joplin left ON the TN for Las
Vegas where ne VIII work for the
santa Fe.
A car af lumber one car Of brick
aud one car OF pipe were untoaded az
stanley this week for Use santa Ne
Gold and Copper Mining company az
san Pedro.
Cart Winter of santa Ne IL visiting
hls parents. AR, and AIRS. =. w Win
tor. on the claim near stanley.
Misses Neiiie and Euna Hughes are
Visiting their sister Miss fillie Hughes
in Albuuueruue this week.
Dan Patterson lofi Monday fgf GAL
iup where ho has accepted position
D. IS. Anderson submitted hna
proof on hlt homestead before Unite,
states Commissioner " G.. kinscii ca
tho 10th
W. A. Box returned Tuesday irom
"a STAY of several weeks az Hodges
49, NJ,
ID. H. pankey of the san crlsiooa
ranch was stanley visitor on th'
t1th.
~. a. smith submitted maj proc
an his homestead before United state
eommissionor 81 a. kinHeli Monday
VQ.lt.. nfat arrived WelnnHIB|
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14

between the Wholesale and the retail
nrices enough 90 cover the hlndhug
ana quotations are made daily mk-
ing into account ihc pusaible ilurtu-
alton uf course mo- one ls forced 90
SELL Wholesale and % he prefers to
pat his produce in stall and seh az
slightly higher price taking "a
chance on havins some ieft he mas
DO 30.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
FAMOUS DE VARGAS
PAGEANT TO OCCUR IN
SANTA FE ON SUNDAY
Especial Telcgram 20 I.,cnIng iIeraIdl

Santa Fc. n a. juno ii un SUM
daS aftornnou between snd 3 o'clock
the annual o. Vargas PROCESSION from
the cathedral 90 Rosario chapel viii
take place rhe traditional PROMISE
of De NarsaH. said to have ncelN
made whom he retnak ihe clu rom
the Puehlo Indians H. thus kepi aud
annually attracts many people from
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14
CITY OF PHOENIX
FINDS CITY MARKET
WORKS OUT WELL

Ia View of the agitation Tor the
establishment of IL city market here.
ihe following from the fhocniS. Ari1
Republican viii be of Interest
AZ ihe days Fo pt ihe new eiiy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-14

Cnildren that are affected BY
WORMS ara pale ana sickly and liable
70 contract some fatal disease.
WHITES cREAM NERMfFuqE ex-
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-10-04
VILLAGE Officers d Meridian


Board Of Trustees ]. Nj, Anderson,
chairman; II. ri. Sims Charles Pickett,
Ed II, Hartman, WA. Palmer.
Village Clerk, W II, Peer; Treasur.
er, j. W, Harrell; Marshal, w. F.
Downey; Justice If the Peace, W II.
Peer.
Meridian Independent School Dist
rict No a3:- Directors, A. S. Hadley,
Chairman; John l.. Waggoner, Clerk;
ii. i, Neal, w. a. Palmer, w. w.
Groves, ]. M. FIack, ]. a. Watts. A.W.
Fuller, Principal of Grade schools.
Rural High School No. Directors
Walter Evans. VIM. Moreland, Presi-
dents II. r. Neal, Secretary; W. w.
Groves, AS Hadley, Charles w Holt,
superintendent of Schools,
Meridian post-ofsice; s. M. c.
Reynolds, Postmaster. Mails close for
Nampa and cast and west points at
4:S0 PM; for Boise at 600 pm. Rural
Route No. j, S. W. Hutchesou carrier,
mail leaves Meridian each day except
Sunday at 500 ain. Rural Route No,
?, Temporary carrier, mail leaves
Meridian each day except Sunday al
s a, III,
Churc hes: ethodist-Regular ser
vices each Sunday morning and even
ing Rev. w. T. Luscomhe, pastor.
Christian Regular services each sun
day morning and evening. Rev PA,
Gillian, pastor.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-10-04
Precinct committeeman.

Precinct Committeeman:
BOISE No. l Mrs. w +. Gralow
Q Carrie Baxter
3 Ben Hetherington
Joseph Parrault il.
> Clyde Eagleson
Henry Miileman
e r.. H. MeAuley
q 3 Albert Peterson
3 d. f. Young
i I I. 4 !. 4 !. ! ! !:
10 Hans j Rom
't III Carl CAhoon
I. ~ Henry III James
8 l3 Ii. II. Neal
Al s. IL. Blaine
Z 10 III. GIL. Wilson
10 ID. e. Bailey
I. M William Clawson Il
Intermonntain u. w Smith
Dry Greek Sam Glenn
Kuna n. q. II. Smith
Green Meadow ] M, Evans
Ustick Charles Sargent
Horah Carrie Rerthnumm
Five Mile w Is. Teetar
Ten Mile Henry Ackenbach
Fair Ground James X, Stotts
Meridian W. III Downey
White Cross q. ". Sebern
g south Boise ~. w Oppenheim
Whitney w. II. Thompson
Soldiers Home Frank Howard
Union Fl. G. Miller
Hllsdale II. H. Mcneil
Orchard u. A. Nelson
/. Barber Henry Mack
Highland Joe Richardson
Executive Committee
Frank Wyman
Ben w. Oppenhein
w. Il. Cuddy
Hans il Roam
j. M. Evans
James n. Stotts
i. ~. Blaine.
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