s. L.. Bean, Mecb. Supt. is in; Gallup today. “j.CrGffnbtyy'of^ari-AljrciaU^as been transferred To Gallup.'on_the west end for the accommodation of itlic news'stand;Pin in in as I or U hi'nis rf-tni-m-d.' PJiroman llugm*s is back oi .(tie,job, after a Bt) days yiieaiui''M'ednejKlay t-vi-iiing frbiM. Albu ' .j iH-rq ue svbni ii lie luis1 been tt-tuhng to duties.yonnected with his oilier.The supply train made a trip over~tb^—ft'rst^distri«-lasL.wc.ek._Another of: the popular ■ Santa ?e Reading Room’Entertairtnients will-be given at the Opera HouseSunday .ten cars of army horses passed thru Gallup enroute for France. ' TV? *• •'j, M.i Hunt has returned from Winslow and is now on the Gallup board;———~r ----—-tonight. The.Gqlbeck-Perkins Con,; cert and Dramatic'Go,, of Chicago will be hcrefand from the person* nel df their'Company the citizens f Gallups will be treated to a high lass entertainment. The Company consists of. ’ the followingT-Edwin C. GoiheckH. .G. Oilman a fireman on Bril, diHtrictnhas '.T5iefiCaJwntB®d~'tnGallup lilxlvsi boiii'dBass; Donate Colafemina, Ten or 7 'Miss M c N a b b pianist; Ruth CairnerossrSoprano Gertrud5i'Grosscup_:.Rer.kins, Readj r and!accompanist.ffi1: 1*. i-6rd. Cife;‘Kwtiiei,rdiw-te-signed.andT.eturned to Ohio wifiri;e he will go to farming.Vice-President Story, will pass thru Gallup tomorrow or.'a special train. -Gen?'Mgr., A. G. Wells, will be if passenger on the special', tomorrow; : '............“E. j. Watson and T. G. Ramser of San Marcial have, accepted pdsitionsiasbrnkemen.'ABrauie has quit car whack tag and is now employed at (hi local freight hoiisc.. ' '~Fireman, lln'.y's-has- gmie ..toTucuninnri, N M.Jihticco.uuL'qtlie serious illUI-.SS..O! his fatlii.-'iHiiumnii Cotnvay of-the si odd! district, ints been assigned to Gallup ex;ra.board. „ IIS. A. Fielde.n is biT'tle(y oil ac • nint of the injury lie receivedto-iim right “lamp..'Gen,- Supt, 1, L. Hibhacd.passed thru on No. 10 today_f b rTA 1huqucr que^--He will return on..Vice-Pres Storey’s special;-T, E. Purdy returned, Sutidnv from Phoenix, Arizona, where he atlcridCcl_ftre~GtnRrbines~lJoss-ft! Dnntage Meeting,. Aln.Jlowcll.JbMcs.SHnUc-Pchand Commissioner,; and a direc for of the road, passed thrti Gal lup Tuesday on No. 2.•=—M rs—N-fiv-'Apple-retu rnod—to. Gallup Nf outlay? after; spi-ndin two ; weeki' wi.th relatives,, At-Tt i peft a a n i I Ha r if or A tv am sas •Id; Lish'has been relumed to service bit;-the (Irstdistriutafter, beingoft for a year, bn account •of slack business, — ■ • ■—liiitty.. cars'of Oranges w.as received froin the West VVednes day evenings making a 'tqttd of lt;1000 for the year.-Division b’oreiiian W hi than was in Whislow Thursday atMiss Lulu Cooper, leaves today n No.-3 for Needles, California where she will visit Miss Myrtis Davis f.o.r .t.hres or. four-days. Miss Davis isfa former-resident of Gal up and friend of the family. While ft the Needles Miss Cooper will Utpnd a patriotic dance on the 22dW. Wjtt anil.wife left recently lor Denver where: Mrs. Witt will mdergo an operation. ' She. has leeh, in.,poor hertklrprior, to,;nnd .ince coming to. Gallup. Mr Witt sn well known clerk in F.- S. Law-tense’s store. It is hoped by their iiany friends,. that the operation Vill be entirely successful and that •lie-in ay soon, ret Uni_to_hec friends jrith' improved health. .........James Franpis~wns killed lxy a fall of. •slate in the Navajo Mine last Saturday. It was plnnhedlfa lake the body ro Tennessee-Ton burial, but later; owing to -the ex\“ pense of taking it such a -distance it. was dej;ided-intef his remainsinrtheTGallupCen)ct:e ry,_ Tlie.de-,'SlTSeif was 2i) ..years of age, and leaves a widow. The funeral occurred Monday afternoon,'- D. Rollie- having charge of ii! arrangements: -. t; - :tending to business connected with his office.Mr. and Mrs.-U- M. Rouse left Tuesday for Ca 1 i forn ia7M.fRtnase will.attejid': the Coast Lines Storekeepers' Meeting at Sah Bernnr dine while Mrs. Rouse will visit ii^ Lqs Angeles, ' -BIO MON E\Right now. you caii every line, both of i and ends which we almo t touble the t den opportunity foi