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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-26
DAMAGE BY FRCo,i
IS REALLY a

Damage by frost that - hi:
damage at all has occur%, |, Il
crop IN Utah. according
':l!G' Ms rsy1oS ssdsS :,s' SAYS iss, ss..: rs
thinning out OF , Win d
apricots by frost ina. .,onorss|
remaining fruit better ,sst nts|
vslop. Provided that i1 ne ~
no further damage 70 Wv Pal
ought TO be a good or. " CON-, q
also heen thinned out . bsys ~
not in such degree az LAS
apricots. Apples snu %
been sufficiently gov ans.Iahls sfeI
ever. ,s n1
last reports received i'V,1 i-,i. .
says Mr.. Taylor, tne "soo5 q
sured i'm abundance anu e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-26
WATER CONTRACT FOR
THE CITY IS. SIGNED

The contract between the city and the
Cahoon- MaKneld Irrigation company for
IN" use or the company ditch 20 bring
water from the East Jordan canal to tho
Jordan and Salt Lake canal was signed
Yesterday, both parties 10 the contract
afnNing their signatures. The contract IA
Tor the Irrigation season OF 1919
The irrigation company receives six
second feet or water for the Tse of its
often. the city receiving the remainder OF
the one-i -ilfth OF the total volume of water
In the canal This water will be used for
trading purposes, being exchanged Tor
canyon water with farmers who own wa
ter rights in the mountain streams
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-26
TAFT VICTOR
IN SALT LAKE
PRIMARIES
Delegates to the Republican
State Convention Are Over
whelmingly for Renomi-
nation of President.
WHITAKER'S FRIENDS
MAKE BROAD CLAIMS |
Supporters of the Present
Judges, However, Contend
That He Cannot Concen-
trate His Forces.

Lively times were experienced last
night az the Republican primaries IN
this city. The attendance was un-
usually large, the interest intense ana
withal there was general outpoirinG
of poIitical spirit. While the interest
ran high. however. there was an an
sencc OF trough house tactics, and
The primaries were conducted IN An
orderly manner. There we're two pri-
maries held-one for the election OF
delegates to the judicial convention,
which will meet in this city next Tues
DAY, aud the other for the selection
nj delegates TO tho state conNentlou'
which will meet Mt Provo May ID, for
the election Of delegates to the ma
tional Republican convention at Chi"
esgo on juno Is,
The principal contest last night was
in the judicial primary, and IT ccntered
around the fight that CITY Judge y.
j Whitaker is making for n nomlna-
tion for the district bench. In fact,
this contest was so spirited that the
election OF delegates 10 tue state CON
Ycntion was secondary consideration
However. il is said by those VINO are
well posted. that the Salt Lake dele
cation TO the state convention is over
whelmingl- for Taft,
Judge Whitaker aud his supporters
are claiming everything. In other
words, tncv are claiming that Whita-
ker has more delegates pledged to
him in Salt Lake City and county
than any of the five Judges who are
candidates for denomination, OF the
nincty-onc delegates in the city, Whita-
ker and his supporters claim all but
twenty six. and of the forty.six in the
county. more than two-thirds are
claimed. Supporters OF the present
Judges. of course, contend that Whita-
ker's claims are un1oundcd, and de-
clare that all of the present lndges
will be renominated on the first bal
lot
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-26
Police Raid Rooruinp IJouse

seven women and four man 49,, =
rested by Officers W. @ Zeese ana n
Leichter last night in a raid on The In,,
peIIai roominG house on South state
under charges OF vagTancy Tho y,on,en
arrested are Fay LIE Roy, Madee LeI,dar
Beii Henderson. Blanche McSherrv, Mil
,aslse' ,' 6dna Wilnams and Frankie Win
WIS. Inc men arc J. F.. Brenan, n. g,
sMsa.son, Charles Hayes and G. N
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-26
More Paving Favorel.

Fourth South street. be,ru
Temple and Rio GraUde avn
be paved with asphalt, aecolt1
decision Yesterday OF the g
mission, The property owna'
street have been divided % =,
tion of material, some Of thn|
ing bitulithic in preference y 4
No storm sewer will be ~,
on this street, the commlssloi
that the Ninth South stres
ample for present needs
!. II. Quinn was appoi!A
drant and valve reparn,nl
at q salary Of s65 mooth
ceeds l.. Grossan, resigned
pointment WAS made on fe'
tion Of Charles F. Barr.H
tcndcut OF waterworks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-26
burned by Electric

While making a hgnnsTyn y
the basement Of the Waln q
psny's store on upps' Hsnegf'
vesterdny morning. a. hnrnd
irIcIan, was severel! !,sontsIh \
hands. Heneffer i.spe5 h
arc and the blue name ,rrotess|
face. Fortunately, ne p,de .
and fece with his nspS ~ pSTr
which he tapped cefs,s bo1f
efrer was taken 10 n'
slngton 6tresS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-26
MURDER CASE GOES TO
JURY THIS MORNING

Arguments In the trial ~ Frank Na,izia
were concluded late yesterday afternoon
and the case Will go to the Jury carIv
today. When court convones this morn
Ing Judge F. c. Loofhourow will deliver
his charge TO tho jury, after which ths
tate or the slayer OF John Hayden Will
be In the hands of his twelve peers
Malizia shot and fatally wounded Hay-
den In dispute arising over the strjk.
OF the Hartman railroad shopmen The
defendant was a strike breaker ana
Hayden one OF the strikers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-26
PARK CITY COUPLE
MARRIED IN ZION

f. II. Williams and Mis-, Mabel EIupfsr
potn OF Park CITY, were married at 81
Mork = cathedral Wednesday at IL n clock
cersmony. Miss Rhsa Riley OF PARK
CITY attended the bride. W. r Weayer
OF salt Lake was best man.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-26
MERCHANTS LI@R'
TO GET FRlNll|
Assurance Is Given 10 n
Company by Comma
sIoner keyser. /
AOFEE TO AMENDap,
Matter Laid Over UDla /
nesday as a Matt,, II
Form.
AOREE TO AMENDAs,

The Merchants Light 8 =.
pany OF Ogden viii bo ,,, ''ss|
chlse to do business in Sal,
tins statement being mad.
bers of the city commj..;o
a two hours session wiz,
tIvcs of the Ogden concern
reason the franchise WAS :, y"
once was a rule recently ~
the commission that frun.,,.,'
cations must lay over for
approval III order tha,
lectious To the grant p0r'
Residents Of First Ws', =
Gently made the asscrtior ~
Judgment WAS taken in nFI
grant TO the Utah CONT
railroad, and the comr;;,;n n'
20 avoid such criticism IL I ~
The Merchants Light 4
pany's franchise will coma NY
passage at "Wednesday mo,nylN
ing of the commission
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-26
WANTED.

business man OF experience 10 en-
gage IN high olassed city real estate
business. II satisfactory can become
financially interested Experience in
rear estate business not necessary. Ad-
dress W-1a, Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-26
Sons of Jove Luncheon.

cial club yesterday the Sons Of loo.
were entertained at Luncheon and
listened 10 pleasing and Instructive adj
dress by the Rev. p. A Simpkln. 'Tbapa
were twenty-four members OF the or
sanitation present Tho subject unon
which MT Sinpkin spoke was THE Gos.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-26
Representatives Object

Attorney James IL. bryi,.
erai Manager =. NJ. Parry =.
den company were pyose1, !,
day s meeting of ,bc
Changes in the Original d,,s' D
franchise made by CITY ts'.
j. Diniuny occasioned much ~
and the commission took
3 o clock in the aftcrpoon A.
consideration. Mr.. DeVius
strongly to condition ipss1I i|
cIty attorney That the corn's,
have TO obtain permission y,
MISSION for the use Of .treat,
extension made. and the or
supported the Ogden man i 2
teution.
An executive session Of ~
sion was held during the ~,
when the body rcconvened Al,
the ordinance, AS amended y
the Merchants Light ( P,rI
pany representatives cheerfulr1
iGg to all requirements
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-26

paueh. Stat. t. ]. Morris. Harold j.
Fabian.
io-JudcIal. Willard Hanson, Burl
Armstrong, State. Sanford w. Hedges,
5O-Judcial, T. r. Black. Edward p.
Carter. state. Rodney T. Badger, Wal
ter w Little.
51-JudicIal w. II. Rydalch State. j.
r, Evans. Charles j. Freund.
52-Judicial, J. j. Meyers. A. l.. EIed
berg. state, Marshall Breeder, Rose APP
plehaum.
53-Judicial. r. II. Butter5eld, State.
L. 5. Judd, Charles A. Weaver.
o4-Judlcial Fred Halverson. state,
Carl RoyDolds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-26
County Districts.

55-Judlcial. j, Stokes. Jr,; alternate
, e. 5. Ellis, State, ]. w, Barratt, alter
nate n 8. Chapman.
and Charles ]. Stay for Taft; judicial, a,
r,7S-jud!ciai; Levi o. Olson. State,
57-,Iudiciai 0. W. Carlson. II P. My
ton. state, L. R. Morgan, w G.. Park,
James Peterson.
5S-Judicial. Peter Gordon: alternate.
Lewis Lewis W. Harris. State. Ben f. Eldrcdse
62..Judicial, E. C Begley. State. W.
II Stout; George S, Smith; alternate,
.64 and ss-Judicial. Alfred Gardner.
same
97-Judicial-A f Gabbott, Guardello
Brown alternates. NJ, NJ. Warner. ]. T..
6ott. j. l.. Horne; altcrnates. Guardello
Brown. J, ); Cannon. l.. c. Mariger.
SO and g. combined-Jud Thco
Schwelt1er., State. Theo Schweitzer.
81 and 9o--Judicial. Otto witbeck.
state, Otto witbeck
,IsSa Issm1SdicisI judi George NJ. Dwyer. w. E.
McRae.> J: c. Mackay. for rsft
SsIJndicial, George NJ. Cannon and
HtIePhi = ~, Jensen s state Moroni Heiner. S,
6I-Judicial, Samuel Christensen. Fay
Stuart - O'A y
:. 95-Jqgicial, - Charles Holm. State.
p. Quay. ~
9eSudicisI. ]. J. Williams. state. c.
loo loo,Ipdisial, Miles E. Miller. state.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-26
Franchise Is Assured.

You gentlemen are aurs
franchise, said Commi.sious
ID. keyser, ''but | move 10 IA, !,
ter over for a week in order \
one interested in any way ID n
age OF the franchise have 81 I
tunity to be heard. " The ns,
rled, Wednesday being desjua
the day for final passage Of n
chise.
BY the terms Of the frantirI
the Ogden concern pledges 4
furnish electrical energy 10 ,
ers NJ a price less than ,is{
present. In It's applieatio. I
franchise. which was filed n
II, the company promised ~ 4
municipality $4,000 g year II
lighting if given the eootrsa
save to the citizens the rouk
S45 400 a year on Lighting &
and residences.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-26

was one of the happiest men in town
over the result of the election Of dele
gates TO the state convention. HIS
friends now feel confident that the
strength which he will draw from the
county will land him the coveted honor.
Twenty districts, it is claimed, are vir-
tuallv solid for Mr., Price, while others.
which were not instructed in anv way,
also will lend him helping hand.
Following are the delegates elected
Ia the two conventions:
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-03-01
Candidates from Ekalaka If

Candidates from Ekalaka in
the future will be in a fortunate
position in that they can claim,
provided that not more than four
Of them run, that they voted for
the Miles City bridge. Had they
gone unanimously against it,
they would have been in the en-
barrassing pridicament Of one Ct
our we'll known residents of the
range, who discovered that his
precinct went unanimous at one
time against a certain individual,
to whom he pledged his vote
and support. Everybody in Elk
alaka, in fact, may now claim the
four votes in question, and one
might as well believe them as
look for proof to the contrary
Miles City Star.
There is no need Of our news
paper friends at the county seat
Or anyone else worrying over the
candidate proposition from this
section this fall. It's dollars to
doughnuts, with grape jelly on
the side, that the bosses OF the
county seat will have very little,
if anything to say about how
fortunate we will be when it
comes to entering candidates, as
county division will have come
and gone long before the next
general election. Miles City,
the father Of Custer County will
be singing Where is Our Wand
ering Boy Tonight when the
eastern half walks away and
leaves them with the biggest
POI ton of that additional S170,-
O00.0 90 debt on their hands. We
are in favor Of division and the
sooner the better.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-03-01
$4,000 REWARD

Will be paid for the arrest and
conviction of any party or parties
who have been destroying or
who may hereafter destroy any
property belonging to The Eka-
laka Telephone Company. Send
all information to the Secretary.
By order of H. N. Sykes, Presi-
T. J. Martin, Secretary,
Ekalaka, Mont. 1-24-12
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-03-01
KOAL KREEK
WEEKLY NEWS

Nell link visited with Chas.
Peabody last Monday.
Jake Hickman is still busy
saving wood on pleasant days.
Mrs. Gel Hall is in Ekalaka this
week having dentist work done.
Gel Hall is looking after his
cattle at Fred Graylors this
week.
The roads are fearful on Koal
Kreek. There is nor much doing
these days.
School will begin again March
4th at the having q vacation of
over 2 months.
Mrs. Mcdonnell lost a fine
mare last week. this makes two
she has lost lately.
MI. and Mrs. Dattari of New
York City arrived last week
to look over the country and are
so favorably Impressed with it
that they will settle here.
Last Sunday Feb. 18th being
Mrs. Joe McDonnelTs' birthday
several of her friends gathered
at her home in honor of the oc-
CASTOR. Among those present
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dattari
Of New York City. Mr.. and Mrs. !
Geo. Conger and family, Mr.. and !
Mrs. Gel Hall and family. Mr.. !
and Mrs, NJ. A. Pickens. All
lett knowing they spent a delight
:ful day and wishing Mrs. Nc
Donnell many returns Of the day.
She received many very nice pre-
SCENTS. "Ol4 Sol.'
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-03-01
BEAVER FLAT
NEWS ITEMS

VIII P'iecer and James Powell
had dinner at the Longnecker
home SUNDAY.
Mr.. Alderman passed through
the valley last Saturday on his
way to EEalaka.
Mrs. Lou Gilmore. who was
badly burned about the face and
neck by ar explosion, is recover
ing meek.
Those attending the Canton
dance from tic valley last Friday
were:- CarI Smith, Mis- Besset,
A. K. McDuistan and ''Ribbup"
Anderson.
G. D. Gard and A. K. McQuis-
tan kept bachelors quarters last
week while Mrs. Gard and little
daughters Were visiting friends
in Ekalaka.
MI. and Mrs. Longnecker en-
t%ertained q few friends at dinner
last Thursday, The guests were:
Mrs. RockWood and little daugh-
ter, c. D.. Cara and A. K. Nc
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-03-01
HANLY CREEK NEWS

Geo. and GUY Stewart drove to
town from Lily Greek.
Brice Lambert was a visitor at
c. Il. Richards.
The Stewart Bros. are thresh-
ing their flax this week.
Geo. and Guy Stewart started
for 1smay Sunday with a load of
flax.
The prairie dogs are barking
again. and the snow is going
fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Stewart of
Lily Creek, and Mrs. C. H Rich
ards We're Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop.
D. T. Richards, wife and son
Jay, drove down to Hanley. to
c. H. Richards, also to Lily Creek
to their ranch, stopping on the
way to call on their ne;ghbors
and friends Sunday.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-03-01
Subscription Price, $500 Per Year
Ia Advance

Entered as seconC-class matter. January 1. 1908
at the Post-oftice at Ekalaka. Montana, under the
Act OF March 3, 1879.
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Advertising rates made known uuon application
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-03-29
RESOLUTIONS

We, the teachers of the quay county
Teacher, Association, having me-, ~ 'rg
ular order and having investigated 'hr
following hin, do hereby recommend
' go the Teacher, Of the state Of New
Mexico. and also 10 tine members of 'h,
First state Legislature 1T New Mexico
tor adoption.
lic l' enacted 10y the Legislative y,
,rmhIy ct rU, state ct New MrNico:
500 There shall Toe established 100
each County Of thi, state hayiu ny %
population ot Thousand ir
uahitau',. %, shown 10y rhc last Federal.
census, 20 County High school
Soc. -. When petitioner, go the mum
ben cot ONE third ct the c]loct"r, of ~,
County, including women, shall l%rtiti"u
'tr Board ut count, Commissioners.
requesting that e lligh school hy -.
ahIi.hrd 90 %" County aJ q place named
% said ro'i''ou. and said petition g.,
property verified uui"r oath, IL shall Tee
M" duty Of tine ,ald Board 81 County
Commits, ourr, u" establish in aid couh
~ ore high ,rhooI az 'h" place lie,
grated he .aji petition.
SEQ g. Al children Of ,chool age
Residing iu said county. who hn," pass
ed 'No elementary COURSE 81 stud, iu
the eighth grade. - prescribed hv th"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-03-29

There are q heap of men who thing
they are hig enough 20 run ,hi, state.
They are sweating blood iu uu effort To-
make other folks believe that same
thing. Most Ut these big men are big
IN the same way that y certain Ohio OF
Zee seeker wa Z" big - lie had helped
elect Mckinley and had eonc down To-
Washington ia pick out q Job for him
self, And down there they had him
sized with moderate accuracy. lie was
very modest. lie said that he knew
his inability 10 speak German would
prevent his being appointed minister
10 Berlin. Therefore he would have
10 content himself with being minister
70 London. The officials looked az him
with astonishment, Then they said:
''Don't YOU know that we have
got TO have a big man for that place,
With equal establishment he came back
with the exclamation: "Gracious good.
ness, II | land this place, I'm he a big
man. won Z ~ A majority of the big
men in public Office today are only
"'big" in the same way.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-03-29

\ postage stamp IL Il small thing o.
costs only two cents, e sum so very
small that i, appears hardly worthy ot
consideration, and vet lurl" sam t"r,
quite a hu.jnc,, ia rh,u. 20, trr follow
ing will show:
Postage stamp. 10 the 'uu beer of
l9,575 .uOO. 400 were sold last wear. tine
receipts amounting 20 SEQ, $50 opu 't
More than SI,OuO,OUu money orders. ~.
grrguriup S6S7,7l5.j4l. were issued and
paid during the past year AZ q loss or
less han $1,000 through errors.
In fact the aggregate amount from
the sale of stamp j. quite y respect
able sum.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-03-29

Brother. IT YOU can Z get Mt" the Uat
mes, and help pull the vehicle of pro.
gre>-. 90 won Z get into the rarl auo
drive. for the love of country, don .
get down uu the back end aud hang
your feet our aud track the sand with
vour ncrl, aud make the drag that
much heavier for the tcw IT Your 'ru,
friend. who are going to pull their loaI
and your, too, in spite of all your fran.
tie antics.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-03-29

Ouc Of the worst foes uf human life
is monurony. Tn" whole human being,
body aud soul. rebels against n. After
long residence in one plac" the blood
begins 10 run sluggINhly; rh" appetite
fails, the mind becomes dali and rh,
feelings ,tupitcd, Mind aud body act
and react upon one another. Every
physician recognize, the value OF a
change, not only the change of air and
diet. hut change ot surroundings e., q
medicine for the sick. Change of scene
stimulates the miud aud heart 10 &c.
tiyitv aud these rractiug uu "a, bod,
until the whole system is renovated.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-03-29
aud maintained

aud maintained.
see. =. The County superintendent
hv virtuc Of his office. shall bc a mrm
bcr of said BOARD. Nl mcmbct, of
the Board at Education or school VI
r%cctors. cN, II the school ~upcrin'cud
rut, shat g. elected and they shall ct
guu,lc IL the same manner ~ now pro
,Idcd 10y law. except that women at
the Board ot Education ct school ~
rector in the district where the County
High Scnuul - established
see. u. For the purpose of maintain
nv q County High school, the Board OF
f.ducatlo ION or school Directors ct each
Count, High school District shall 10"
permitted to levy, in addition 10 the
lr,pc, now provided by law, an add
tiouul levy, to be- known at the County
High school Levy. not to exceed
mills upon each dollar.
SEQ. Z. said levy made Tor q County
High school shall hn certified 10 the
County Clcrk at the County ~ wulrh
said County High school j. situated
hy the President aud Secretary of said
Board. aud the County clerk b., hereby
directed 10 certify same Ia ia" assessor
Of said county. who shall place same
upon the tax rolls 1T ,aid County, aud
said tax shall lee collected ~ The sam"
manner ~ other taxes. and when r"I
lrotcd. the County Treasurer snail place
the ,umc =" the credit of the district
where the County High ~ch"ol Is i"
Gated. Ia u separate fund known ~ th"
county High SchooI fund.
soc. :. II being expressly understood
that the cost at site. location ot build
iug and erection aud cost Of same,
shall be- %ontircl, horne b, the district
where said County High school i 80.
'phli>hcd. aud the County High school
shall hc used only for the maintenance
AMI operation ot said County lIjgh
School.
soc. .. The Board 81 Education ar
school Director, of the district where
said County High School j. lorat"d shall
proceed. ~ souu ~ prartlrahlc ati"l
the establishment 1T said County High
school. 10 ,rrurr the necessary ~" an"
buildings. aud are hereby authorized
- bond the said district, ~ now pre-"
,tdcI 10y law, for th" purl"," at pr"
/ ,idiug the necessary site aud buildings.
See. ~. The said Board ct Education
ur school nirrri"r, Of said County High
school shall have rhr right ~ add tu
the course If study, - nov provided
hv law. the additional hranrhr, at Man
unl Training. Domestic Science, the Gle
mrnt~ of Agriculture, and Commercial
branches.
sec. ~. The said Board "i Education
or Srho"l Director, at the County High
~rhnnl district shalt have III" employ
mcui AMI Discharge at teachers, rrgula
iiun at salaries. aud the power aud an
ihoriiv 10 make all necessary ruIc' tn't
reputation, IN ia" management aud con
rrol of ,aid Institution.
Sec. -. TIL, law shall hc in ruII
force. e, provided by law, after H.,
passage and approval.
BE IL resolved, that several r"pic,
" thl, resolution shall be mad" aud
that ouu ,'''I hr published Ia each Of
he Turumcurr papers, aud. also, that
one Shall BE- sent to each al TIA" Mem
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-03-29

Two brothers wrr, 10 e partnership
in the ccnl business. On" "t them got
converted ia q revival meeting aud he
then urged hI> brother 10 get religion
too. The brother replied, Why John.
il gc, converted who weigh tin
roalt'
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-03-29

There are fathers who graudly ,trug
lie against the tides at fate, and never
lisp the secret at their despair. who's,
Young dreams have all faded, hu' win"
patiently bear their allotted burden
with what tries o. he resignation. Their
are noble women whose domestic at
Elections would crush them II they were
not heroinr,. who silently suffer and
make the most of their disappointed
wears. They sing ~ the minor key .hu'
,till they sing, aud So the world thinks,
them happy when they are only brave
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-03-29

The man who talks Ilttlc but doe,
much toward showing visitors aud eel
,antagcs possessed hv hi. town and
section j. the man who really counts
in the obtaining 1T enterprises aud max
inc cities out ct villages.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-03-29

Liberality never killed a town. Nv,
err puhlir enterprise ought q" receive
encouragement. When YOU give e dol.
lar towards improving the town You dc
not throw away Your money. hut sim.
pIv make q good investment.