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THE WELFA~E DEPARTM’E~
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VOL. L I DAWSON. NEW MEXIC-THURSDA~. AUCUST 2S, lgzl
NUMBER 30.
SAFETY,~RTMENT
A safe man maken a careful ttidy
of his daily work. A carnlem $rorker
is un~fe; he lacks method, uses
no precaution, or to num it up in a
few word,; he does not think No
great or impo~nt undertaking was
ever brought to a successful imu 2 unless
the Bmalleat” det.ailu had been
carefully thought out. It is irlpoesible
to make a man think tho~Ighti
of mfety, if he has no concep
the resultn that arise from
chancen.
Many accidenta can be attill ,utid
to over-confidence. An over< onfi.
dant “man may pomibly rea
danger b which he is expos
❑elf and over.entimati him
with the result that he end
perform dange~oha operati
iniiely and sooner or late
penalty: He. is the pem
always. tiking chanceu..
Mr. E. A. Holbrook, m
neer, believes:
The frequent occurren
denti that am the regul
not being familiar wfth
language brinm out clea
for every man who goes uncle
h study English.
in English.
wamingti of dan~ and dnn
e~here in mineu and for
DAWSOHEXTEKDS WELCOME TOTHENEWLYWEDS
No king ever entered a conquered parade form with the DawsoII BOYR
city in beater triumph Wan Superin- ‘Cbarivmi Band under the competin<
tendent Mt. George L. FenIon and, Ieadembip of all those present, at thi
bride entered’Daw~on on Tburtiay had of the line. Justin front of tbt
evening. band was the borro” and cart, whicl
Tbe triumphal entry was the ch- had bkn reserved for the guest o
max of days of careful planning and honor. {
preparation. When it became known When the Fenlon car arrived, Mr
that Mr. and Mm. Fenlon were ex- Fenlon was @laced in, the cart, ant
petted tu amive in DaWson the latter the proce~sion-ehrted up main ~trem
part of the week, a “Get FenIon” with the hand “playin@’ a m@dlej
Club was organized with rapidity appropriate for tbe occaBion. Th
that would put the best New Mexico line of march doubled back M mail
politician to shame. Headquarters street and ~topped at the Sherwood
were e~tablished in both Raton and home where the pictoriaI history o
Daw~on in record timepand placed the event waa recorded, and Mr~ an,
in charge of men whoBe loyalty to Mm. FenIon re-united:
the cause could not be questioned. Mr. and Mr~. Fenlon were marrie,
The ~ubject of a suititde conveG- nt Denver, Colorado, on June’ l~th
an-w for the townvi gust, was given Bince which time_$hey. have been i)
serfoug and careful deliberation, and the east, Mr. FenIon having attend
was finally left to the decision of a ed the summer segsion of Col,timbit
~pecial committee. The Dawaon Newu U nivemity, tiking Rpecial work.
while beinz ll~n-partirnan, cannot Mre. Fenlon, was formerly Mis
frdl t+ Give recOEnitiori“to the very Jcsephine Mary Toohey, of Trinidad
effjcient work of this epccial cointiit- C ~lorado, where sbe has resided f?
tee on transportation. Safety and the past several yearn. Mrs. Fenlol
dependability were foremost in the ihus been in Dawson oti a number o
minds of tbe committee. Nothing occasions, “and has a wide circle o
seemed. ti meet these requirements admiring friend~.
quite go completely as the humble Mr. FenIon ha~ been nupefinhn
New Mexico bum. and a sturdy two- dont of tbe flcwaon public school
wh=ld cart. for the paintfour ~ears. His efficien
When Mr. and Mm. Fenlon left Fla- work in conriection with the 10CS
, ton Thursday afternoon in their car, schools, and bis” conrenial mannel
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An antiiation la bin~ o ~zed the wheels of, the carefully perfed has won for him the- admi~on an
MR. W. T. RUSH’S CAR STOLEN
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Mr. W. T.- Rush’ n five p8wenger
Buick wan stolen some time after 12.
}’clock Tueeday night ‘from him .ga-
.age where he had left it that night.
rhe car was ‘not mimed until 10
~’clock Wedn~day morning, The
ioor of the ,garage, which leads iritu :
;he alley wa~ fotind unfa~tened.
Van Dyke’s garage was notified,
tnd they gave instructions’ h their
road employeoB to search for the car.
Fhey found it on Crow Creek flab’
where it had app=ently skidded off
nn unimproved runway into the mud. .“
Not being able b, extricate the,~gg,
it was abandoned. ---
Authorities are diligently at work
endenvoting, to locate the thieve~:
CAMP FIRE NOTES 1
(Helen Frazer)
The’ Uda Camp Fire Girls met at
the ho,ne of B@nca Bergamo on
Wednesday evcni~ Augu~t 17th.
We planned for an over night bike
on Tuesday to Daw#6n Canon. Aftir
a few other topitiw~ra discussed, ice
cream and cake were ~erved.
We adjourned eatiy becaune of
a threatening rain storm. I
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(Hilary hfomow)
The regular meeting of the A.O-
Kiya Camp Fire wau held at the home
o-$ Mv. J.. ,BJMorrow, Ayagt.. 16.
We planned h have an overnight
hike on the 26 of AuguBt and also a
tennis tournament for the A-O-Kiyn
Camp Fire beginning the 29 of Au.
guut.
We adjourned and will- have our
next - meeting at the “home of Eu~
Gordon next Tuesday.
BOY SCOUTS
(Wallace Stark)
On Monday night August, 22nd the
A*OCIATION kEING
Boy Ecouti held their regular meet-
ORGANIZED I
ing. An over-night camping trip
was plnnn.ed and dues were paid..
for tbe purpow of educating th pub. ed maohine atitid b move. By the e~teem of the Dawson people.
Mr. Morrow inntructid the scouw
lic to the advnntage of neing c pper
time they reached the outikirti of , We join their-mariy friends in e~ about the new style of Boy Scout
and copper and hrasr pyduc , in
Dawaon all was in reaifinesu. A lons tending hearty corigratulationa an suiti. The quemtion of, nw miti k
phce of the nuhmtitutis which me line of automobile wm drawn up in best wishe~.
not been’ fully decided by the boys.
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/into use during the period of the
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‘COAL PRoDucTtON a
Exhibiting of copper produck =nd ARC~lSHOp ‘OF SANTA .FE AND ‘ MISS DINSMORE RkSiGNS
,CONTINUES TO DECLINE
of iti main alloya are being pla nned,
PROVINCIAL OF THff OBLATE ‘—
also the imuing of litemture ex dain..
. ORDER VISIT DAWSOW Mi~ Grace Dinsmore who ~B beei
The United Statis Geolo~nnl Sur-
ing tbe advsntegen of copper UIId “iti manager of the local office of th{
vey statiE that the production of bi.
alloys. ,“ The Archbishop of San~ Fe is WeHhrn Union Telegraph CompnI
tuminoua coal continuem @ually b
‘ The membership of tbe awocii ktjion, visiting the Oblate Fathem. He is for the pant year, has renigned from
decline. The titnl output during&
of which Mr. R. L. Agaasiz o i ‘the on n confi=tion tour. Provincial her position w take effect Septim
kst week of July (including ligniti
Calumet and Hecla Mining C,,. i~ of th,e Ohlat~ Order, Rev. E. h ,~er l~t..
president, is made “p of tbe le
and coal coked ) is etiimated nt
~di~ Coutiiu of San Antinio eccompa- M!et D1nemore’&fficient work and 7,S61,000 net tonnba decream of 22,.
copper producing companies, and nied hlm to Dawaon. Sunday the pleaning manner hem won for her m
000 tonm fmm the week- preceding.
most of the leading fabricatira mak. Oblate Fatham took them h Cimar- ~ide ~ircle of ffiend~ who till =0
hke dumpinm during the same par-
ing brass products and sheet and tube ron Canon and the Eagle Neat Dem. @ret ~ learn that ~hg i~ Boon u
iod felI off 21,000 tinm and over.
copper, Later they will tiuit Tao~ and the leave Daw~On,
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neau exports still more. The pro.
Merino Valley:
SOCIAL EVENING AT DAM‘SON
duction of anthmciti fell off maWr-
CLUB Mr. T. C. Hill and ~..C. A. YOUM
Elmer Sherfick Jr., and Ham ially in the lwt week of J“]y. From
A pleaeant no~ime W= enjoy~d
by the members ofl the DawBon Club,
at tbe club roomu on Ftiday evening
of lant week, following a bu linem
meeting of tbe club.
Refremhmenti consisting ;f ice
left Thursday for poiut.s ‘in Ationa
on a Pusine= trip for the Company.
Mm. Harvey Springer and Loui=,,
Miss Nellie Miller and Mr. and Mm.
E. F. Scott motired to,hatin Imt
~edneaday ni@t ti attend tbe E}k’e
‘GOame~ +* ~~rned wedne~~J
‘rem their camping trip”
Mr. and Mrs..W.”R. Mujom of Trin.
idad are visitin~ Mr. and Mm. O. V
De LaPP. While here they til gt
to the Eagle-Nest, ,Dam fOr a wee~
the tital output, including mine fuel
and local ~le~, is estiatid at
T500,00 net ton. d decma.e of ~~
000 tonfl when “compsmd with the
week of July 23w. . .
Mrs. F. B. EvanB and Mm. W, J.
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aream and cake were servnd, dance.
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Horsn motired
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