BOHtMHNS WILL FORM COLONYMAX KIRCMVAN OF CHICAGO WILL START THE MOVEMENT BY BRINGING FIVE HUNDREO OF HIS COUNTRYMEN TO NEW MEXICO.An \1 M •MrriilnM rotutty will U' fortiul In S* \s M«*tleo In tin Klo i v/iH*1)'. iii'Hi Hi»rnrro, I'hOflrri UiF i•! immurmJifa win hn*imb10 I tiinMiiluiii- fi'i in t’himxo. ttttdfht v will •*' small trad of Imil urn) wi*i k itnnml settlor*, with their fam 111m l» will In* a or»i-imr’ ‘.rlannn i will litrludo I'rn'i- atit*wltll Ci»'l*»ii‘i'H and UtoraH«H. Col. Mil* Kirr**iimn of (!hk mo who In the hwtj or «hi• mnvuiMun ami i* in»*•b*nt of Ho. American lloh* inlnii nw-lorlntiim visited South Sfirlmc. Chavmlt;* HftVlty. w lo r* h»* luh-rv hwi i| .J I'In^orman father of Wimrnor Haior-mnn. on mo f»*aHihlllry of tti»* srhomo.I. and wuh rh»-n- Also to ntudy th« »f-!*-bm w«*l| proposition. Ho *n Hi*' move in notli 1 hr on iliv order of Howie's Zion City, but Mint It was •bm*' in the interest of Immunity In relieving i h»* ronRotdetl «|2hlt;rl(*f«f of Chicago of his t mintrymon. If tin* movement to a nucccSo, it his Intention Td brbiR Bohemians who nr* thrifty and hav* accumulated money • nouRh i** buy a small tract of lurid from all Americnn cities.