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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
"BUB" NJ. Isl iNIlIlrb.
MS correct Name was sam HlSSvlS ani
lis anne from LOnla,eS County,
IINaS.

Information las, hrru received hN ~h"i.
~ kANlor shannon that the correct name
pl hph lla,r-. WHO Wa kIli"d by u" -hrt.
IN aud mat-hAl'- pu-~" III the recent
night With the bandits At pr"r ,tr'k. Wa
uudouli,il, sam lIa~,rl-. -aN- the i'rn.
Iug Headlight
The description curtr.ponl, exactly.
lla-.rl. wa "A resident OF luulal"- cuun-
u. IrXa-. and Wa- sent /" the lrNh- pen.
ilrnllary trr term Of i've wears tor hor~"
stealing llr hal -rtNri hts time with
tnr. EXCEPTION ~ about tour mouths when
hr made hi- escape. Nlur" hi escape,
which was ahuut tire" wears ago, moth
lng ha- been hrard ~ hlnI by IL" officers
there until the description wa- sent 10y
,hrfin shannon. II l. thought that he
Ma under thr impression that there ~aS
-tlll another charge hanging over HIN III
Texas
sheriff shannon was INFORMED 1T his
correct name hl man who knew hlln
here. AMI the lrNa- authorities confirm
the report ~ Ia M- correct name lie II
not known to have ANY relatives and his
hoiN will rruIhIn at >rpar where II "a-
INFERRED after his death at the hands ul
thu p,,--r | ntII hi recent r~capadr-, he
wiz known ~ this section a4h hard
working, pracrahlr c"wman, and his a.
-oriatr- never thought that b" would
adopt the course which finally cost him
his lie,
Nolhing further has been heard from
the remaining m"nhrrS ut the gang an,
there II every reason ~ hell"N" that IL,
have left the country for g~d. Rlacl
Jack has likely never ruccr,sird III join
ing Mu-gtayr aud Williams ~ they wrr'
widely separated when last heard OF II
Arizona.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

In active odd Fellow work iof the past
twenty years and having attainM the
highest ranks ~ UddtellOwship, he Il ful.
~ con,petent ~ M Instructor VII Ill,nn
Il Aide.i,-camp un the -,an NJ the com.
mAndrf IN chiI. tautpn Militant, Ia AL
dililu tu thu hunuTs AhNs mentioned VII
riltnn has attained the jsi degree NJ
Masonry. White here the Triple Link
Mutual Indemnity A-s,riatiun FEATURES ot
lite inSufnup we're talked over. and, A.
So general agent, Nj Hilton placed the
lrcal ligr M autbutN ~ t"criN" ap
plicAtiuu. lot membership,
he aho,r i Clipped from Ia" l"tutne
lloaiusht. The COLONEL ha- returned
ttum tur -uu,hriu tuNu- uu luigr vista
tuu.. ami mi TIA, Iut ruN'N that all
,hr lodge. visited T., mu W,w found tu
lg' ptu-wtuu- ml constantly Increasing
lu mrmhrt-ll,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
SANTA IL lHANGIS.
Rcs,lgus toss To lhs Gulf Road, ana ".
[. SNon Moves to SotCA.

Chicago Tee. a. g r Nr,-tgu". at
pr"out superintendent q IL, chicago
DIVISION 81 the santa Fr ha. been ten.
drr,I tie pu-t,i'u w general -up'rtn.
iu.lrut 1T the uu,t Colorado n santa
Fr railway nuI has accepted IT, viii
tai, charge 81 h- new Iutir. ou huu
~,
g. / uoVu.. at prr-rut acting general
suparmrulru, Il the Uu't road viii tr-
-Isu hj- Io>itIou un that date. Mr hwn-
Va formrrl, superintendent Il trau-I-f
atirn bat VA pfumu,,d e. ihA position
Of ,ruug grur,al superintendent several
months ago.
W. NlNuu. Wnr at ptc-,ut holi. the
POSITION ,i gra,rN agru, 10 .ar ,uta
H. 900 Dmrng' vii -urrr"d Nr Hes.
-.sur -, superintendent 81 90" Dmrago
division
TIE appwu,r,u, 90 Nr hr--,gur tolhe
y-Ituuui s.uura. superintendent l th"
uuIi ROAD !. 900 ihr nature t -utpr-c.
~r,rtaI da,- ag'arnugrmrul- ~"rn rom.
plrtrd fuf the transfer ui Nj N"--lgI, 1"
I.p,kA A. assistant general -up,uut'ui.
rI, thryhaugr &. tan, place uu JHuuui
lust rrt,rr the uhyud circular Wa
gotten ont. hoWrot Mi kr--lgur ~.
u.n, the uflrru' the general -up,uu.
t.u.hurN 81 th" null ral from uru"raI
Mauagrr luiA, nui %. 'h- Wa q much
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
FORT BOWIE TRAGEDY.
The Particulars Of the Killing Of j..
DOuRlaSS Smith.

The Particulars OF the Killing Of J.
Douglass Smith.
The CITIZEN, u few days ago, published
q brief account Of the shooting and kill.
Ing Of j. Douglass smith. a well'known
gentleman " southern New Mexico. near
Fort Bowie, ArzIna More light IL thrown
upon the tragedy icy the following article
from the Sulphur Valley News
About : o'clock saturday evening
Zachary Taylor. commonly known ~ jim
THyler. went 10 the house occupied by
James D. smith, In old Fort Bowie. This
duOr was opened by Vim. {. ReusS, who
told Taylor Ia step inside. Mr.. Smith. who
was sitting at u table and In the act Of
lighting his pipe, called ~ TAYLOR 10
come In hut Taylor fired two shots ut
him through the open door, both pistol
halls entering his left breast. Rising,
smith made two or three steps forward
and grapplei with Taylor. both falling
dat on the ground outside the door. With
his left arm around smiths neck Taylor
fred three more shots into his body and
cImpleted the killing. There had been
no trouble between the two men. and the
sct IL considered 10 have been cold.
blooded murder,
Taylor had previously threatened To
kill Chas. Gardener and Mr.. Fletcher. ~
San Simon. and belongs 10 the class OF
would-be desperadoe~. Though six or
eight men were In camp. Taylor was al.
lowed % escape. but report reached
town this morning that he hal gone N
Tombstone and surrendered 10 the al
thorities. Judge Nichols and Constable
iIowarth on being notified Of the killing
went 10 Fort Bowie. and al inquest was
hald, The body Of smith WAS buried IN
the post cemetery"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
CHRISTINA, A>ntrs MEMORIES.


Christmas comes hut once year, but
when II does come II brings memories Of
happy childhUd when the trilling toy or
present Of little book or tin engine
made ur happier thnn hIoated bondhod.
ers or miserls miIIionHires. Happiness
II not measured by quantity like sugar or
calico He who has least often has most
The poor tramp feels more grateful for
All old pair II shoes or III old coat than
the wealthy man Tor n gift oi farm. 1t
IL fact We dare not deny that some poor
people who do not known where TO NOR
rows fuOd IL b. come from are often
more cheerful than the man who has
alnazsed his thousands.
II IL well that this IL ~.
II Is one " the safeguards u society.
II the poor were addicted 10 gtumbling
their dissatisfaction would soon become
lawlesSnesa and the rich would roOn be
regarded H. enrmies or eStortioners, Il
II IL ,inful and shameful "a refuse 10
pay them what their money Ia worth,
Those who teel they are earning their
living will be more Selt Respecting than
the wrong and oppressed. Their angels
IN heaven behold the face Of their father.
Christmas brings blessed memories OF
/ days gone by. Fathers and mothers who
have pas4t'd into the spirit land laid their
little plans 10 make glad the hearts OF
children. tod has taken them from
earth. but the memory Of their -elf sac.
rices and noble purposes still remain.
The season WAS made more blessed for
their acts Of kindness. The memory OF
this Kindness and thoughttulness has be
gotten generosity in other hearts. n
rand exa mple never dtes."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
NY RAvn RBruNNHD.
Orisers Out After the blses JACK easy
al Roswell.

~ EoANcll.
Deputies Fred Higgins and Charley
Ballard returned Thursday from their
long chase after Ueorge Nusgrave and the
BLACK Jack band, says the Roswell Regi..
ter They followed the bandits 10 sonora
river. abuut LOO miles over into Old Mex
lco. where the chaa' was abandoned Tor
the time heiug frei aud Charley were
the only msn who iook any part with les
Low ~ the light winch Bob Hayes was
killed. sheriff shannon aud various
others have been credited by thu press ~
participating ~ that little affair, but II
was only our thre' pcco- Valley men.
However, that vas enough, ~ the sequel
shows. The boys were gone Just two
months, aud were little the worse iuf
wear B,,iafi says that h. stool chaSin Y
..ir bandits all right, but that there Is a
genus maraudsr. or free booter. Ia Mexico,
who is addressed by those familiar with
him M Mr., gray Back. which II n terror
to the novice II no, ~ the natives. aud
which seem 10 stand Ia with the Ia nditr
10y depriNing the pursuing party ot
sleep,
The boys brought Lyeutgus johnson.
saddle back with them.
THIS chase Will rid this territory and
Arizona NJ this trouble+ome baud ot out
laws tor several months II not eltirely
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

Tom kolAt, "a NHlIapai Indian, died AT
the camp east u town last Thursday
evening, Tom has been character
about kungman since the Organization
Of the town ami his demise was loudly
muurnrd by his iusky friends the live
long night. Tom was employed early IN
the week by v, NJ. Richards IN cleaning
up his saloon. During the cleaning up
ptoc,4S Tom discovered "A bottle of wUh
alcohol IN one Of the back rnnlns, and,
thinking II straight gouis, proceeded Ia
drain II 10 the drsg-, Toms copper bot.
toned stomach, that had -tood every
known grade 81 tirewatrr Tor years was
not strong enough 10 stand this powerful
brand. despite the efforts Of the doctor
hr sank gradually from the day " lie
hauch aud is now enjoying the balmy and
prriumed zrphyrs Of the happy hunting
grounds. 80 MohANr Count, Miner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
or COURT INTEREST.
p,striet Court Clerk Maroon Prepares q
List for Lawyers and LiuEants.

Lis, for Lawyers and NuganB.
Ia accordance with the direction Vt the
Judge " the district court. the under.
signed hereby gives notice to attorneys
and litigants that the following causes
will be taken up aud lspu~cd " hy the
Judge " said court un the days herein
mentioned. ~ follows
ass ~ WHiCd JrRlf- HINE HLEN WIN.
III ANp wHl,u -,lu CA.is WILL
M rKILn ~ ruL IT bob
MONDAY, January II, $50 \us 3tlL
1891. SIS 1855.
TUESDAY, January T.. lNy1 US. a,II
J11a, 3N3i 40.
N~lne-ia, Jduuary g. lNg' No- iloii.
uJ7, iltN TO- 80.
thursday, January H. lsI1 ". 3i1A
t. hr ttlrd hH H. vi hnau, l., agree.
mrnt u pattl,~ Judge disqualified, W.
tIlN. 20 br ttIri hy r v. MurN ~
agreement ot PARTIES J0igr lI-Iunlt I"i.
80 1913, 10 hr ltirI hy \ Il. MrMllIru. ~
agreement ut pnt,lr-, Judge disqualified.
,Asit Is Wul,H M'uvNs. ulMUiustR-.
tT,. Nkt iLNuiNG.
thursday, January IL $50 ~. 49, D,
,u motion t. set aside Judgment against
satuI-h,t~ Nu. $50, uu Demurrer tu
,,lra, Nu. $50, un motion tn -et ASH" dr
iaui and Judgment, W. &s" ou drmuf.
rrf tu writ, No. aus, un motion lot more
-I..yluc answer l., gatuI~lt,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
WHATS IuE NATTER wIrH ARR

LOSA"
The telegram Of GON u. ]. Franklin. Of
Arizona, ~ the journal Yesterday was
conspicuous among the replies u TWEEN.
~ SIX governors to the queries, Do you
favor IN the part " the United States.
such interference In the Cuban revolu.
ton by recognition ~ the giving II una.
tetial aid ~ would promote the war for
independence aud How many ,olun.
terrs would your state probably furnish
for the Aea and land ioces respectively
In ca~e II war with n foreign powety"
franklin'- reply stands In glAring con.
trast with the bphy ui the responses ~
these queries. II du+a no, shine rAactly
like good deed In this naughty world,
but rather has the ugly prominence oi n
blot on the eecutcheon.
do not believe Arizona would furnish
volunteer In cas-" ~ war with spain.
Thus franklin. governor " tina, terri.
tory. What IL the matter with AriLlnAy
Her people have not been thought un.
wuntel ~ the clash " arms nor unil-e,i
10 the crack Of the rliir. Are they will.
ing u night only 10 their private quartels ;
We believe the territory Ia anxious Ia ~.
cure abundance Ia the Union ~ state,
but surely formal statement by lis gov.
ernor that there IL not one man IN all IT,
borders ready Ia volunteer to defend III,
Union against II foreign ioc IL p'or rec
Concentration Tor statehood, Il AtiLona
community u poltroons ur " span
iard-y
But hold. Perhaps the governor spok,
slanderously, A. governor Of u territ0r,
he was neither elected by nor is he r.
sponsibe t. it, people. lie received hi
office ~ the gift Of GroNer Cleveland, VIII,
now, more than Nryler ani his trocha
stands Ia the way Of Cuban indepen
dence.
The OK knOwrth his owner. and III,
HAS his nAstrr's crib - New York jour
nal,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
EXCELLENT BEET SUGAR.
lhS Edjy Factory Is a BONANZA for It's
owners ana the County.
VI PASo WANTS ATAcroRT.

Manager G.~tI. " the Eddy hret fac.
tor, Wa- At HI lasu the other day, aud
IT." Herald man held him ny Tor infOfma.
tiua regarding thr sugar factory AT kddN,
and from the dhth extracted prUiuccd the
luItuWlug
Manager r.~'I II the sugar factory
at Eii, J.. IN t1Su t..lay. aud gave the
Herald uNi'e = vi a-.ut call IL, B, ir.
,rnrl', ,u,H WITH ,h' mg sugar uut.
luuA. ant showed ,,,rt,l samples II sugar
,l-U turned tut Wat ,rr enough Ia put
the boz, ,p"rtu",, Ut cane sugar to a
Nuth lhr ihr.rp uul, -tartSi two
W.,k, asoani l- aItrad, proving such a
,urrr-- tnal thr cunp,uN !. planning irt
enlargement at al early lay
lhr factory i now l.tug 80 t1u. u
h,rt- pet LAY bul tlr amount viii -puu
br As' tou- ihr enlargement viii rn.
Arl, the COMPANY tu receive 30 10 ~
Iuu ot hr'.- prr l,l, lhr present am Iuut
u' lW m,irut all Weld twenty tons
per lay o lhr uu'-, pruiuct Manager
,r'.u Is -hlpplus ,hl- a, ia" rate NJ uur
AMI halt vtt Iudi- a day h. eastern
lrNd- AMI Nr~ MrIitp points AMI would
be- nhlr To- du hrti"t II the southwest
rattle a--urtttiun would give urttrr
fat,. lhr rhatgr from 81 ~ /. the same
~ ffnm liu-tnu. ~htrh the sugar p,uplr
huk is Just tullr raw However, they
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

superintendent Joseph. ot the National
cemetery at santa fr ha- received notice
from the luartrrmA1,rr generals ot'i g"
IA Washington that lNi marble he'd.
stones have been ordrr,d from Lee, Mass,
for all the unmarked graves IN the Ma
tluual cemetery al the capital, super
inIrnirut Joseph l. authorized Ia receive
these stones AT the depot, transfer them
H. the cemetery and employ IL" n"ces'
sar. lahor Ia put them up In ali enduring
luAnnef
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

Nos. | aud q connect at Jerome Juno
~ith trains Of the l.. V. n Z, Ky. tor Jrtuu
Connecting at Prescott With stage liU,s
all principal mining camps: at Cnnstrs. %
ton with Congress buld 'uiuILny Kan.
I Congress and stage lines tH iiafgua II
station and lMnrll. al Phoenix with Mari,
Il Phoenix Railway for points IN the Sout' p
Pacific a 90 with = X, V. RR.
CiC%. ca! nrCtions made at Ash Fotk
Santa Re Route fast tTslns Ia all points
and vest. Trains fut California leave \
Fora at $3.50 and s:t5 y. m, arriving ~ J
Angeles next trrioun al 40 and san J.
cisco second morning at iO;+b liam TT .
east leaves Ash Fork al II 40 a. M,
GEu, NJ SARUENT.
ten. fTt Il pAsa Agent, Prescott. AM
+ NJ MUHPHN,
Pres. a ten, MRT, Prescott. Ana
X T. MELIE,
i..n NuT ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
rur pEcos ExrIssioS.

Word has been received Ut Roswell, =
NJ. that the negotiations regarding IT,
sale Of bonds for railroad extension, WIN
were interrupted hy the silver agitatI 10
have been resumed. Ia fact. II Is report
ell that J. J. Hagerman. president Of Tie
pecos Valley railway. Photographed iron
New York saying the money II raj .
Besides closing the 3nmile gap bet"''i
Roswell and Washburn, n branch will l'
built TO or near White oaks mining .
trict TO connect with {. h. Ediy's III iNr
Il White oaks railroad. II Il undrr~'""
that the same financial agents put "a .'H
money for both roads.
The above item II clipped from ,h. p
Paso Times. and IL cheering n"
those residing in the recos counlN
Eddy aud Chayes counties.
Miss IOttie Lane has returned 'r"n
Gallup, where she was on visit j.
friends the past few days.
X. l.. Young, district attorney at lh'
Cruces. who was north on business, l'''
al aouth Yesterday morning,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
The Company closes Contract with an
independence Firm.

i. \. stones hr"om factory at lndepru.
fence Nan has Just CLOSED new con.
tract with IN. santa Fr Railway com.
pany 10 supply them with all the hruom-
they want during $50, During the last
eleven months the santa re has hought
II MIR. stone l.,Pu dozen hrum1, and his
contract requires him 10 krrp ~ man, ~
Ia dozen aIway- IN hand subject Ia their
order
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
sSn Nar,iaI shops.

~ far this month engine 81, 100, ~,
3, ami 2lJ have been repaired In the 10.
cal shops, AMI 49,, 49, - AMI ~ Will he
treated likewise before the eni ~ this
month. This represents more work than
In any other month during the year, and
there were no additions 10 the force nor
longer hours put ln.-ier,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

In the list ~ bidders Tor government
printing at santa Fr the Las Vegas IA
aminrr wa- the lowest bidder, but on
trchnlralitlr- the bid was thrown out
aud the work given a. the New Mexican,
- Albuquerque CIILtN.
THr CITIZEN well knows that II gives
pnhllcity 10 "A malicious falsrhuh IN the
ahn,r The New Mexican -rcutri this
work h.ca,l4e it, bid was the lowest. II
An,lpiy doubts this he should make in.
qury of the Las Vegas Examiner. the Al
hurIlIrrgur Democrat. or any other com
p,tliar that sent IN bids on this pubic
work New Mexican,
II hal not been the intention of the
Examiner to Al anything about the
legislative printing matter, hut nov that
II has gotten into print the Examiner
Nill SAY that ~ u matter NJ fact III" hid
NJ the Examiner was the lowest, but WAS
thrown ont by the sole Judge ~ the mat
ter, Secretary Miller, hcau-e one lhi
WAS handnd In, whereas the srcrrtafY
rul,d the bids should have been IN tripl'
cate. The Examiner does not attempt Il
CRITICIZE Secretary Miller action, hut
merely Ia give the facts ~ the case. III
bidding Ter the College ~ Agriculture
work Hhirh l. al-O ulted states work
the Examiner sent IN one Ind, was IN,
lowest bidder and WAS awarded he work
The public can now Judge for ltSrl'
whether the terhnirallty should have
hren sufficient Ia have thrown out Ia,
Examiner hii IN this instance, whereas
the Agricultural college work WAS aNani
ri w on one bid, aud both were mite,
States work Examiner,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

Az the last meeting Of Drming lodge
No. Il. 10. q. T., held last Monday night,
Col. Il. n. Tilton. 81 Albuquerque, was
present and, under orders from the
brand Master Of the Jurisdiction, 70.
viewed and instructed the local lodge In
their work and also instr ucted the Re
bekAh lodge on Tuesday afternoon. Mr..
Tilt0n u q hne speaker. aud having been
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

professional humorist The man whose
liver IL out u order IL 70 BE- pl,ied. The
consequential headaches are bad enough.
but they are not n circumstance ~ the
feeling Ut depression that seems 10 be-
nghting for the mastery, optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
,mWI>rMA> INER,I>L,.


u"~ ,nu. .iauit,'. N.raI Ia, i t." nr 81.
Sawed hN the 'hur'h"..
From the pally ot bee, 20.
II has hrru -Ard that at every other
-rA-uu ii IL" year the youthful heart aud
mlui uui~ IT. delight either ~ recalling
-uInr past pleasure ~ IN looking forward
with anxious Ni4luu tn some anticipated
treat But AT htI-lma- time the past l.
f1fguttru AMI the future unhr,sir,i, Tor
All good Is crntrrri III The present
- while older heads are prrplrxed with
th" cares that multiply aud little roOm
-rrrn- lett Tor rejoicing. the eye Ot young
Nmrtlra dances aud -patkles and his
hl,-ti lpuud, ~ very JuSut nNing because
IT l. Christmas tlms.
Ihr VIE ones among the older head,
viii pui away Ia" wore! aud the care aud
enter with true spirit into the task Of
making the season all II ought ~ be 10
IN" youngsters.
The glamour viii fade and the cnthus.
Ia-m cu,l all too suNn ~ any event.
lh"u take counsel from the Young hearts
and l." merry end Joyous.
Ia HrcurdAuc" With custom. the various
churches have arranged for exercises III
COMMUNICATION Of the day, aud mu-l u
these will occur this evening.
rurTlsr ,urRcH.
II the Baptist church II program Of
Christmas songs aud recitation II Ia br
given hN the sunday IchUOl. and treat
~ candy, oranges, nuts, etc, II ~ be
,,.I, J,r,r,,al tmr IN, n.ras,nn anJ ,,sry
MI unI. +, ,,,,. ni,u..Ir, Ia tha Iit,la
f.lI,va
,p>,ul,,lIIONAI rurR,'u.
Observation-Disclosures, ,,,... -, ,,., r,,n.
-, ',','. ,','.i - y, ~
sauna INA ~ a' w. w w." ,,, W
",,' w." w.. "'n q" 80. ~.
,,,''''r,,'., T., ,,., J,y Eli ~, IA. n,.t f.s
iur,. nf th. ,y.u,uv'a entertainment and
this Will h- followed by pantomime rep
Ta-rntlng the visit ui santa Claus a. iht
home d" ~ night before thfistIna'. when
all through the house not N creature WA
surfing. etc" lhe familiar yOen will b,
read ~ ali Accompaniment Ia the pant0
mime, and al the end the chimney will IN
taken down aud the bricks distributed I,
the scholars III the -ch,nl. What Will de-
vrlup thereafter II one u santa Claus
deepest secrets
HIGHLAND NlruOpl-T CllTKru,
Tn. rX.rri-.4 AT lhIs church will TAX,
place this evening ana will consist OF All
interesting program ut music. TecitA
llunns, etc. Here also the little ones vii
be- treated 10 swrrtInrat-. aud n genera
good time Is IN prospect,
LEAD ANLNIt METHODIST CHURCH.
~. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,.L .rd n.y.,.y,,w-oI
I htl-illiAS Tree VIII it the chieI source q
utiTuiiuu Ia the children of this SuudA,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
>oII,- in Trai,rrs.

Those who wish Ia attend the Teachers
association at Socorro may, II they pre-
Ter, secure passage on freight, which
will leave Albuquerque AT 1;n a. M,
Monday, Dec, ~, should this train fail
To 60, passengers will b" carried on the
fast ireigh. which will arrive In SocoTro
before evening, The one and One'hith
fare rate originally offered by The santa
Ne has been reduced 10 one fare
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
Two ~,rans. Iiens.

A New Mexico delegate ~ the irrigA.
ton congress IN Phoenix was driven
around hehinA team which h. admired
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