davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
rwo NIor ArrAiRs.
FRIENDS Eniersaln Miss Lora ros aud ~. 4.
Mntsnu,

Among the YOUNG society people of
the city an event that Will cause them
much preparation and which hos put
them ail IN nuttor ls the marriage to-
morrow of Miss Lora Fox ANA Mr. q.
A. Mauol. Tho friends nf these two
popular young people wish Co show in
every Nny their sincefc friendship and
appreciation OF the union about Go be-
cunsummatcd. This feeling was fur.
thor tSempllhod lsHt nlaht IN o. couple
of receptions given Co The pair. but
separately and in the form ~ farewell
functions The lady friends OF Miss
Fox gathered nt the hospitablo home
0f A. E Stevens. where hia daughter
na itostelt. with the assistance of Sow
eral young ladies. entertained Miss
Fox IN nnc style There were divers
amuaemeuts and much enjoyment The
rooms and rufrcFhment tables we're
handsomely decorated ana SOME spec
ial menu cards appropriate 90 the occa-
sion drawn by Mise BETTY wiley. made
hlnisomo souvenir Miea Fox was
the recipient OF many ro1d wishes for
Der fuiarc happiness. together with
plonty of adyicc ns to the control of a
tHs lnI end hpus hold The gather
is' 'lly ne ana fnl of real en-
ru 'hc names of the
3 U.sIamos Mabel Nc
iHn Lester Edna Merritt.
ana lena Fox Emms
nr" H..ufaa. Irene saint.
HuI r.t.y Wiley. Mabel
.ia anl Edith stevens.
While flo boNc WIZ under way. the
male ftlonds uf NJ M1ts1n. that ia a
gunrtettc consisting of nr. b. y. Al.
scr Sam pickari R g. Frost and
Louis Brooks had arranged Tor
"stuE' aupprr ln quiet room 40 Stur-
gcs Eurapein ana Mr. Matfou was
iuyeiEled into the presence or HE
friends who proceeded 20 mourn hia de-
sortion of the bachelors club. which
had been their pride. There agala gpod
advice was given. learned not from cX-
pcriencc but by guess work ana hear
say thai if actrpicj anl acted upon by
Mr. Mstsun. viii without doubt
plunge him into "a sea of matrimonial
trouhica. unless Dee steers hls nuptial
bark very skillfuiIy But he was equal
10 the occasion AMI taxed his comrades
with their lack of ctuVniry ami duty 90.
ihe fair sex Both pf these analrs were
happily planned and auspiciously care
ricl out
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
SILVER CRY.
natch of Interesting Topics Prom a Coed
fouthern Town.

From silver City Independent.
Recs Herndon brought Ia a ane black
tain buck from the Little Burros FRI
pounds dressed Mr. Hcrndon was only
out few hour ana the buck he
brought In was the only one he saw.
w. " Esterhrookc OF Elmira. ~ ",
who IL treasurer OF the Ola and New
Mexico Ranch and Cattle company,
arrived In town from the east ana left
overland Tor the Almo Hucco ranch OF
the company. whore De will spend a
week inspecting the company's inter-
eH,s.
The business OF the Grant County
Telephone company has increased 20
such an extent that IL Was found nee
essary TO install another switchboard
with a capacity of 100 phones which
was done last week j. @. Carlisle Is
The efficient manager IN charge OF tho
system
Rev, J. q. Roun. of the Asbury
Methodist church. on Sunday after
noon united IN marriage Miss Cora
Pearl Fait Of silver cay end Mr.. Jas,
W Childers OF Ficrro. The ceremony
was private and took place az the res-
idence OF the brides parents In this
city Mr. ana Mrs. Childers have gone
10 Ficrro. where they viii reside.
Miss Cora Miller has resigned her
position with the schultz Rosenberg
company and left Tor Lake Valley,
whore she has received an appointment
as teacher Miss Millors friends re-
sret her departure from silver city.
and wish her success IN her new under
taking.
W. A, Leonard arrived in the city
sunday lie 10 an old time resident %
silver city and founder of the Enter
prise. and contemplatcs starting a
newspaper IN clifton. Ariz. Mr Leon
ards Office In Anglet0n, Texas. was
wrecked IN the disastrous storm which
iaid Galveston IN ruins and he has de-
cided 10 abandon the gulf coast FOR
more promising nelds Pink" Leon
ard. as he IL best known by his frienea,
b. one OF the brightest newspaper men
Now Mexico journalism ever produced.
and eastern Arizona VIII he ably repre-
sonted should be- decide TO locate In
Clifton.
Alber, LinIauer lef. f1r Aneoncion.
Mexico. where no expects 20 purchase a
number % cattle.
a. J CLARK len 90 inspect the rail-
road work ON the Arizona a Ncw Mex
leo railroad iu which contract hc o.
Interested.
Tony Keith returned the nrst OF ;he
week from Los Angeles. whore De has
, been playing bail wiih the Tucson
ball team.
John A. Hulet has exchanged POSI-
lions with Operator Bolton, Who goes
10 the general oflces IN Topeka MT
ilulet reached silver Cny ana ls very
much pleased With his hrst impress
sions ~ this place. 10 is q brother OF
A. s. Hulet. the popular salesman with
farsnworth Bros
Ia spite Of ihe LONG continued drouth
OF last summer which threatened 70
ruin the ranges, only one herd " cat-
tle was shipped from Grant county.
This shipment comprised t0Oo head.
Tho present condition % the ranges iH
good, the late rains having brought
the gramma grass 10 maturity and the
absence of frost has allowed II 20 rip
en-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

4 Roy nsaly Iniurcd foot unii rcam Or
rnnised.

From the ReCcrh
Frelghtors are lu1dlns gs 900 pounds
of general merchandise f3r the Pccos
country nt ilfed'e
Lucian Rosenwaid is back On the
harness ul the same Oid stand after
his Albuquerque trip. coming up from
that place yesterday
Mrs h. j. Scott took the noon train
90 pay visit to her flrnor home In
Madison. Iowa. This is the nrst time
that Mrs. Scott has visited her old
home for twenty years
Forty-cight men drove IN yesterday
'tcrnoon and are campcd south OF
town. These men are engaged in string
ing copper wire for the Postal telc-
graph company aud are en route from
Chicago 90 Los Angeles
Advance ear No. / 81 the EiNs circus
company arrived to-dly MI s. r.
Qulnlcy and four able assistants from
the Elk herd are billing the town. This
entertainment promises 90 aurpass
any thlnE seen IN the town FOR many
days.
Miss Emma Fclliz tho bgautifni sis-
ser OF Mrs. j. J. Smith. Is spending a
month with The latter Mlss FciltS w1a
formerly resident on this city. but for
The past three years hla made her
home ln Seattle. Washington
a foot BAH team was organized at
the store of Young Frick a Harris on
the evening of October 90 r. O Blood
was elected manager; Hen sawyer sec-
retary. Frank Williams captain. The
team Is to be known eR the Las Ne-
gas Tigers
r. J. Englemnn, who FOR the past year
has been q. s. and II. clerk In super
intendeut iIuriey's onice, left to-day for
Eggleston, kas., where b. has secured
an evosilent position with -. .. rawd.
aho has charge of reducing grades on
the Emporia ca; on o' the Santa 'e
route.
4 conductor who evidently wanted TO
save time ana Cxprnse for the COM
pany. attempted 90 DO a little work ia
the yards al L1my on hl8 own a.
count Ie got the engine started all
right but then came the rub. he could
not stop &c. So serious damage was
done beyond breaking couple of
.drlwhcads.
10 Is reported on thu street that Prof.
philip Ford ana family were drowned
in the late Galveston catastrophe. but
The Record has ho p unable TO verify
this rumor Mr ana Mrs Ford are
the well-kHuWu dancing teachers who
spent .ast winter On this city,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
mock ISLAND rNrENsroS.
fr"pnssd Tia" Through T~xa. and sew
MesiCs For Rctter Connections.

a st Louis Globe Democrat special
from Dos Moincs. iowa. says
A report to the effect that the Rock
Island road would extend lts south
western division and absorb line that
woulH give q 90 own trackago into Ei
Paao. Texas 60 Connection with the
Mexican International road. and the
southern Pacific. has been confirmed
by a letter rcceivn here BY an official
of the r0ad The Rock island viii begin
work shortly on an extension OF itE Lib
eral branch from that place through
The Texas Panhandle and northeast
New Mexico 10 White oaks. ~ ~. Al
this point ii Niil meet tho tracks - the
ti ftso aud Northeastern RAILROAD, cx-
tending to White oaks from ~ Paa0.
which r1al it VIII acquire either By
lease or purchase of iis stocks and
bonds. thus securing continuous line
from Chi0ro VIA either omaha or
Kansas cily 90 the International hor-
der % win give 90 the Rock Island
connection Hiih ihc Mexieln lntorna-
u0ual, Whlrh haas heretofore been obilRa
.o1, through iis surroundings. 90 turn a
great deal or iu American business
over to thc southern Pacific n oin
ulFo Elto thr HoDk island e. direct line
io southern california. ya the South
ern Pacific. Hs short as the Santa Fe
line. ana ucrosa t8 California lndepgnd-
ent 1f other connecting lines than the
southern lHrlhr A. present it Is de-
pendent upon "a thlr, line between and
ogden. ur upon me 4 niou paclnc from
Omaha ln addition to this the road
VII extend through che heart % the
Panhandle. the Treatefi cattle grazing
country lu ihe southwest. and through
the eastern part 0f New Mexico. witch
De- rapidly developing as cattle ana
agricultural country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
aOWE COAL cans.
Five Hunsrcd. IN Addiuon To- Recent nig
Order.


Specifications FOR about 500 additional
hopper c,ai cars are helng prepared by
The Atchlson Topeka a santa Fe.
a few WeCks ag0 The santa Fe placed
am order for 800 ~ the same Kind of
coal cara with a Chicago nrm. The
road has had heavy coal haula this faii.
owing tp Increased consumption or ra
own factories ani liko business enter
prlacs IN general
The Santa ~ l0ads on an average
.of 700 cars ~ coal pee day and large
equipment Dr. required Tho new eanlp-
mcnt expected would represent. there
fore. % little over one days load.
hhuv h-f.y al.Nfg cnwyphafr sastet
Tho "hoppor' style of car ~ higher
than the ordinary gondola and not az
long The floor slopes sharply from
either end to the middle OF the car. ~
Chat the coal can be unloaicd by grav-
iiy having the advantage over the
.nat-boti0mei gondola. which had a. be-
shovrlrd out
Partly through the prose- for coal
carrying equipment and partly aa a
car service economy the patent dump
inE dirt cars that are 60 be- used in cut-
iinF down g1idea have been utilized
m hauling coal as they were sent out
frum ttc 'uarufactufing shops 10 their
destinations, They wore loaded with
GOAL Ia Illinois fDr rKtatine aud To-
peka, These cars are not closed up at
the ends. but they are naded and car
~ $4,000 pounds each. they are of e.
pccinily solid construction FOR the work
,n6t ~ cui out Tor them. some dirt
cars laden with coal are now moving
into TnXaa nlan
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

This noted organization opens a
weeks engagement at the Neher opera
house next Monday O,.oher 20. Ia a
Soldiers Daughter" a comedy drama.
The plot and scenes In which it is laid
are novel and the company uses con-
siderable special scenery. The Tyrol
river. the French army. pheasanta aud
nobility. Napoleon and his veterans
are the characteristics of thc play aud
the plot IL the story Of French lieu
tenant and a girl OF high family which
becomes lost TO i;s mother during the
excitement of sudden battle. is pick
"a up by the 2ist Chasscurs and named
Josephine, the daughter OF the regi-
ment The acting u quick aLdthcre n
lots or brilliant side play. Remember
that every ,ady viii be admitted free lf
accompanied by a person holding one
paid SO cent ticket on Monday night
Tue prices are 25. 90 ANA 90 cents The
plays VIII be- changed every evening
Remember the date
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

Whereas. an the great fundamental
truths essential TO free Fovernment.
che integrity ana perpetuity 90 our IN
sniutions. the prosperity of our coun-
try.ani thc peace and happiness Of tho
people as those truths were taught
ana enforced Nv word and public act of
ail The Ereat democratic statesmen.
from Thomas jefferson TO uroyer
cleveland. have been discarded by ths
iato chicago convention AMI
Whereas Tho said convention pa
radcd under the title AZ OF legitimacy
and regularity, was 10 truth ana ia
f1ct the spurious nnapung ~ popu-
lism and republican patesnallsm.
"Iesolvcd That We believe lt 20 be-
our duty aa road citizens and true
democrats Go msssifest our sympathy
Win the movement iHtaEufhted by
the calling ~ ,he convention TO be- held
az Indianapolis. Indiana, on the second
proSiino lot the purpose 0f insurihE
the perpotuiiy " democracy and pre-
scrvotion of the faith of our fathers
While We cannot AID she cause of our
votes, We can show 90 the world. by
sending our country whore men are
supposed to be blind 10 the voice of
reason hy mistaken Idea of local in.
teresia we are not unmindnm % the
principles of good government and
sound financial policy aud appreciate
the tact that u permanent prosl erity
can not come 70 us otherwise than -
the common prosperity or the whole
country.
Resolved, That gith the kindcat
frsling Tor many of our political asso-
ciaics, who honestly differ with Vs. We
deem u our duty to declare aud reto.
luteiy MAINTAIN our dissent from the
platform adopted Bt chicago. because
q is undemocraiic and u carried out.
would tend o. the subserslon u free
government and tho constitution of
our country
Resolved. That We recognize the
principle that sold and silver can only
be coined and made to circulats az a
parity by making the commercial gaI-
ue oi the two metals the coinage value.
The commercial value fixes the coinage
value no arbitrary coinage value axcd
by iaW can ever make commercial.
and that iu our opinion ,ho free ana
unlimitrl coinage 90 silver at the arhi-
Nt'tHH fH"NN 90 HIhA''W iN NfNi MmUIM
inevitably result in giying tho country
nlohpm"ialliHm. thereby reducing tn
Ftca5 of ilereaHing the amount 81 me-
iuilic money iu The country 10 at
tempt tn give by law an enforced pur-
chasing and debt payInK power 90 sil-
Vcr Is not only 90 disregard au the past
experience of mankind, but ls undemo-
cratic ana az variance with the teach
ings of all the leaders OF our party In
The past. Such a policy would destroy
the cfeditori deprive the wage Garner
.of the fruit Of his toll and hia savings.
and rob the widow aud orphan of the
provision that tho thrift and foresight
.of the father has made FOR thine. In
the language 0f Daniel Webster, "a
deprecated currency 10 a most efficient
device for fertlilzing tho rich mans
Held by the sweat Of the poor mans
brow"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS.
Submitted for Publication by surerintsnd.
eut Mnrwuud.

The following arr the appointments
Tor the following year made az the an
nuai conference 90 the New Mexico
Spanish Methodist Episcopal mission
conference. held at san Mar ai. and
submitted Tor publication by Rev Har-
wood
Thomas uarwood. superintendent.
Albuquerque Albuquerque district. ~
~ salaHar. presiding elder; Aihuqucr-
que. y e. salazar. pastor Aihuquer-
que circuit Manuel Flores. Bcrnamio
and Cerrlilos. TO bc supplied. Chlm
ana ManSano. Geronimo Aidcrete. Ia
Joya and sabinaL Santiago chavez.
Magduicna. Kelly and Rosedsir. 20 be-
supplied s1rnrro and Esc0ndida. 10
fiorce Valvc~ic and san Pedro. nias
.GutlcrrcA
20 paso district Thomas Harwood.
pfesidlng eiGor Dlna Ana and Sic.
siln valley 90 hc supplied Dwycr,
Cooks ana Minores. r. q. Chavez. El
itsp ami Towno. ,. e. Martinez
Hatch. ncming and san Diego 20 be
supplied Hilishuro. riacsrua and Los
Autmas. to boz supplied. Las cruces
1nl Mrsilla. Juan q chavez: Juarcz
and Sanis Roahlin, 10 boz supplied Pa
lumas and iiermosa, tu be- supplied.
Rlncon ana garnold 60 be- supplied.
silver CRY Contra; and Santa Clara
To bo supplied. sol0monville aud SAN
chez. Dionieiu Custtirs. Tucruu aud
Magiaiona. T.. Fefnan0cz. Wilcox ana
bisbce. to bc supplied. Yuma TO be-
supplied
Las Vegas disirict-snian sandovnl.
presiding elder, Barney and Tramp
ton. T.. Romero. clayton and voda. A.
IL, Gonzales. la Galiina. TO he sup
piled Las Vegas and Anton chico. A.
Mares. Mariinez aud Black Lakes. l..
FInmptnu ocltc and Luceru. 70 De-
supplied. Tiptonviile ana Watuua A.
A Mares Wagon Moun6 and Spring
er s. PsdillH
Santa Fe dlslfici-J ~ sant,hez pre-
siding elder Conoios and Monte Vista.
r. su82o. CoHtilla ana Cerro. l.. Var
g3s. bulco and Apache. cruz Marti-
neg Espanolu aud Abiquiu. J A. VIZ
gii. Jewett and Maraio. 20 be- supplied.
fonssco and Llano. =. Gonzaies. Rio
" ndo circuit G. Varoa; santa nar-
e. TO be supplied. Santa BE. J. ~.
chez Taos and Ranchito. n. Mon
a. Thomas NJ 1iarw0od. missionary
O. Porto Rico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
TuE EMnIEM.

The republican party Of this county
have FOR years used the naE az tie
party emblem on the ballots. and viii
DO 20 this year. with the addition 81 a
square border surrounding the nag on
the ticket This II done 10 prevent
.confusion with the Perea fusion tick-
e. which also adopted the nag em-
biem. They did this trying 20 deceive
the republican voters OF the county. ~
VIII do them no good. however. Every
voter vii be thoroughly posted on the
attempted fraud. The straight repub-
iican ticket win have a border around
the nag similar 20 that az the head on
the republican ticket at the head of this
page Of The Citizen
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

Every issue ~ the Youths Campan.
ION FOR the nine weeks 90 November
and Dcc0mber Will be- enlarged. and the
holiday Numbers viii be- double the
usual alze, with richly decorated COW
ors. From now until the end of The
year The Companion viii be- crowded
with articles and stories sufiolentiy
varied to please every taste in both ald
ana young men snd women. boys and
girls
Ameug The rlntribuu0ns announced
fur early Issues are How acted the
Missionary by SIR Henry stanley
'Niih ihe Pretoria 0uarl' by Rider
Hagg1rd "A Historie Game or Foot
ban iy Walter camp. Horse sense"
by Frank H. stockton. Pulpit Elo-
quencc.' by Dean Farrar. Days OF
Long ago" BY Ian Macf.aren. ana "A
Baritone Among Famous People" by
Victor Maurel. in addition 20 which
tkere VIII b. serial and short siories
b. Margaret Deisnd. Elizabeth stuart
thelps Ward. hllss Perry. Charles w.
cheenuit and other writer's ef delight
fu nction
Those who subscribe nov for 1904
win receive The COMPANION for me rs.
naming weeks % 1870 free from the
time Of subscription. IA addition 70 the
Puritan ORR calendar FOR 1901, nth
.onanhed "a ~ c0lora from exquisite
designs painted expressly Tor The
COMPANION
Illustrated announoement ~ the
volume for 1891 viii be sens free 90 ANY
address. with sample copies of The "a.
per
THE YOUTHS COMPANION.
boston. Nass.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
TuE sINoaR NAoTIsr sronr.
dusigc Hodey Asoertains Certain Pact
About Iarragolo story.

Judge Hodey Ascertains Certain Faots
About n fhrrasoio story.
Ia his speech Las Vegas Judge no.
doy made the following corrections
about the singer sewing machine story
which larrazolo porpetrated upon his
hearers In a recent speech be- made in
the Neher opera house:
For Mr.. Lurrlzolo" Judge Rodoy
said ~ have nothing but good words,
personally, but his political utteraHces
are contrary 10 my views In his speech
in Albuquerque be made the state
ment that a Singer sewing machine
was selling in Mexico for half what Il
IL selling IN New Mexico. This state
meGt was unlct Duntablc 10 mo. and
wanted to know the truth walked
down to the geQerui office Of that COM
pany in Albuquerque and inquired Into
the matter, The manager showed me
"a pile ~ ORDERS and the fact ia that a
Singer sewing machine In ola Moxico
costs Si20 as against $50 In this coun-
try Mr larrnzulo might have seen a
sewing machine sell Tor $40 in old Mex
ico. but % Nan not "a Singer sewing ma
chine. ilo might zee sewing machines
scll IN THIS country for ls cash new,
but they viii not bo Singer sowing ma
chimes There is difference in ma
chimes. ar. lsurrazoio has had consid-
erable 10 say about the coat he pur-
chased In Mexico a. half what he could
have purchased IL IN New Mexico for 1
want 10 say Ghat I am an American
enough to purchase the clothes wear
iu the city Of Alhuqucruun bus NJ he
ala get his clothes thcre at hair what
ihcy would rost here. / want 60 say 70
you that q was because some poor
deFiF ~ tailor down there got half
wages ior doing che work aud lived on
hair tho meat and bread ho would have
had in the United States. That la a
condition ihtt hope this country does
not nlnLf- 10.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27

j. r. Girsrd is progressing finely
with hiH handsome. large store room
ANA residence building az tho corner 0f
North Fourth street and the mountain
road. The bricklayera are now veneer
Ing the adobe walls and the roof tim-
hors are being put in position. This
Improvement viii make handsome
addition 90 the north end. James Arch
er is the contractor.
The Two story lumber yard on North
First street is nearly ready FOR the
painters Mr lee viii now have tn ad-
dillon io his large covered sheds plan-
ty of room for fine furuiahlngB. fashes.
doors and other stock
Tho walls of " ~ neckcrs large
house 90 the corner ~ Nprth Fifth
street snd New York avenue are
nclrly finished. This residence win bs
one ~ the best erected IN the neigh
h1rhp0d this year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
nlo AHHIaA, uNIoN Avn sANrA ~.
The Democrats sf These Three C"uuti,s
name Thcir Nominees
RIO AfRItfffA


The democrats of Rio Arriha county
met at Chamita on saturday ana nom
mated thc following county ticket.
sheriff E,iaa Garcia OF coyote. arses-
sor Epimenio Qulntana n Ahiuuiu
probate Judge. Manuel de Jesus De
Aguerro of Chmayo; probate clerk
Frank Lopez. of Park View, mf arin-
tendent of schools Tranquiino Clsncr-
ns. ~ Alca'doi collector Heurque
Aheytl N PARK view. county commits
sloncrs first district. Tcodocio Tru.
iilio ot Chamiia, second district. Pedro
Duran. ~ El Rlio. iklrI district Hon
ry seth. of Chamsi surveyor. Rafael
Borrogo Tho following legislative
ticket was nominated Council ioft 20
the central committee; representatives
10 the house from San Juan, Rio ART
ha and Taos counties. iicuriquo Mares
.of Largo. and G. D.. Mead Of Aztec;
from rio Arriba county, Albin0 I.onez,
.of Embud0 Hon Antonio Joseph.
Judge ~ y. Laughlin and A =. Hiu
addressed ihe convention
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
nsrunL,o. , rloKrrs.
Two Tickets in santa a. Coanty Cnion
County Hspusiirans.

Santa Ne county VIII have two re-
publican tlckcts. the second one named
a. az Follows. Council. David A.
White, members of the house n repre-
sentatiYea. % a. Read ana Jose E
Gomaz. county commissi0nars.- -nrat
district G. W Dudrow. second district.
w i Kennedy third district. Jose
a Lulun. sheriff, D. Lac0mc. pro-
bate Judge. Benlto Luian. probate
clerk Anhrosi0 Orila. ssar ssor. Atan-
cio Romero treasurer and ux-omcio
collector Fred Muier. experimentation
.of schools. Juan q. oT.g. surveyor
Woniell " Hnn
The republicans of Union county. IN
convention nominated the following
ticket Representative Encaruaci1n
sand0val. county Commissionera- nrst
diairict Chusiien Otto second dis
uict = d pinari, third district Leo
cadio viTil sherin Leandro AZ Caio.
sos county clerk. A e. Miem lresn-
uror n1muHilo Martinez assessor
Robert ~ Erwin; superintendent o.
public schools. Ysiiro M0ntoya. sur-
vsyor ignesio hauis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-27
MonruArr nrAs. rouu,sr


"T iyel 90 California" sali A. L.
Conra the efficient local santa Fe rai.
way agent 'is marvellous Tor this sea-
son ~ TIE year Ordinarily business
tO tho Pacific coast doesn't begin until
later than this. hut thia season it has
already been almost AS large as dur
ms previous years whom at ltf height.
ana this a. certainly remarkable Tor
this season ~ the year
IN ~ noticeable fact. TOO that
most ~ the pleasure and tour
igts who pass through Albuquerque 90
California to hpend the winter or a
part ~ A. are people of moderate
wee nr. bui who taro barn ablo 90 save
enough money out af thcir business 10
take a little trip and enjoy iifo na thor-
ouEhly a. thoush they Were mI,iol,
aires"