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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
81 WAS a nIo rAIR.
silver City Independent speaks Kindly 10
words of Local Interest

words of Loeal Interest.
The people of Albuquerque did them
selves proud last week IN their twolftl
annual fair, and the thousands OF ylsi-
tors To that city were more than pleas
go with the reception rendered them
ana the amusements provided for their
edincatlon. The fair just ended has un.
doubtedly been the most successful
ever held In the southwest, aud the
promoters OF the enterprise. and espec-
tally President McCrcght. have every
reason for feeling much self satisfac-
tion over the result of their labors. The
Albuquerque fairs are now an estab-
l.shcd institution and are certain to in
crease In usefulness with years. Silver
city independent
The above is a most pleasant article
about the big fair held In this city last
week. and while Il was a success the
rain Of last Friday night. which cause !
a postponoment Of the events for that
evening. will undoubtedly prevent the
Fair association fsom meeting ali OF Ito
bills In full, some OF the bills as pre-
sentcd being unreaaonaDly and Dutrng-
c0ualy high as to the amounts charged
against the fair.
However II all the unpaid contribu-
tiors are paid In. the deficiency viii b.
very slight. and Ia that event arrange
ments will be- made 60 ,omplctcly wipe
out each and every bill contracted for
and made against the present Fair as
ISOLATION.
The officials ~ the fair are anxious.
u not more 30 than those holding bills
against the association. 10 settle them
as early as possible. and they hope that
all THOSE who placed their names on the
roll of honor and have 50 far neglected
20 pay viii do 80 az once and thus help
the fair officials out OF a dilemma
which they, by no fault of theirs, coul
prevent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
TELEPHONE WIRES.
burned on by Lightning aud a Woman
shocked Into Insensibitity.


shocked tnto insensibiiiiy.
During The thunder storm that passed
over Anthony. ~ NJ. the other evening
the people Witnessed one OF the heav-
lest plays OF lightning ever known In
those parts. The current passed direct
ly over the town from east 10 west and
vice versa, ana 30 near earth that dur
ing the brief intervals between the
flashes and reports, the sizzling OF tha
electric nuid could be distinctly heard
aud felt.
one OF the most thrilling sights met
the eye In the shape Of an electric dis
play in the foothills where one OF the
currents completed lta circuit and made
connection sith mother earth. rcsCm-
blnE az flrst a huge lnoaLdesocnt nus.
pended, and then more, like an active
vol ano aa the rock dust. and dirt shot
up and out.
Mrs. Richard Nletzachmann, who was
sitting between two telephones In the
store was shocked 10 lnaensibllily as
probably 500 volts found its way
through a good ground wire down a wet
post.
Three telephone wires we're burned
entirely on and the wood work where
they entered the building burned 20
charcoal
The third and fourth grades Ia the
public Schools wels 80 crowded ihst II
became necessary 90 employ another
teacher 10 relieve their condition. Ac-
cord.ngly Mlss Katherine Wilson was
nfunu IHar "a This nwarnnuf room. a.
tae spencer building. az the corner Of
Sixth street ana Railroad avenue Z ne
rooms now contain % To- a. pupils each
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
MAD SKUNK
Repeatedly a attacked special Ranger Fear
borough.

Repeatedly A attacked special Ranger fuar-
borough.
George Scarborough. Jr.. sDecIal ran
ser Tor the cattle men og Grant county,
New Mexico, came Ia from Dcming last
night nursing a very bad arm. the re-
suit % a bite from q mad skunk. lie Is
here 10 consult physiclans and fears
that bad results will follow.
The story of how the misfortune hap
pvncd IL thrilling Mr Scarborough II
was cagupsd a few nights ago in the
liatchic mountains in Grant county.
where he had been in search Of cattle
thieves. Late In the night he was
awakened by a scramhllng noise under
his blanket He struck at the object
hy Instinct and large skunk caught
his wrist in .ts teeth and clunH fast t.
a. The result can be- imagined
After shaking 81 as only irlghtenei A
man can Tor about Ave seconds. H.
made the animal let 40 is hold. but Il
still made fight Mr.. Scarborough
grabbed his pistol ald fired into his bed
and She animal He'd
Thinking Il was all over he roturne
TO bed and no sooner had hc lain down
than the skunk made another attack.
IS the skunk went under the blanket
ON one side Mr. Scarborough went out
on tho other ana opened FIRE on his an.
tagonist The skunk fed again but
soon made another attack In the third
engagement the officer killed the ami.
NAL with his Winchester.
The skunk was evidently mad ana
Mr.. SchrhCrough has been exceedingly
uncomfortable since. Although suffer
ing considerably, he spent the rest OF
the night In camp and left early yes
terday FOR ~ Paso 10 have his wound
treated. FL Paso Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
TERRITORIAL NEWS.
sAsrArr

From The New Meaican.
sheriff kinaell returned from Ger
rillos with three prisoners committed
TO the county jall by Justice Kendall
for disturbing the peace. They are
Richard Gould. committed FOR sixty
days. and George buckley and I'd will
liams. committed for hftcen days.
D. La3arre Goodwin. Chicago art
lot, aud Raymond Duncan. also OF the
Windy city, are here sightseeing. They
are looking up subjects for sketches
and pictures aud viii spend some
weeks hercabouts. Charles Wagner
met them en- route from Chicago and
Induced them to stop on and spend .
few days ln the capital.
Monday night there was special
meeting of the city council at which
was transacted business OF the utmost
Importance to Santa Fc A franchise
was graated to NJ, W. Mcurfth for an
electric car line Mr. McGrath has
been in lhe city from Denver for two
or three days working on the matter
quietly.
Henry Wattiea OF Philadelphia, , o
has been the guest upon several Occas-
ions OF Major and Mrs n. J. Falen
ana has many admlring friends Ia this
city died az st. Lakes hospital at
Denver after a weeks illness. lie was
the oldest son of Mrs. J. ID. wattles
OF No. 1889 Washington avenue, Den
yer. and grandson OF Or. Henry clay
Trumbull. editor OF the Sunday school
Times. He was a member OF the sem
ior class of the medical department
Of the Denver University. lie entered
Yale University In the class OF 1900,
but on account OF sudden break
down In health. was obliged TO come TO
Colorado, where ho has since resided.
tie died Just az the openlng OF what
promised TO be- successful career I'M
his chosen profession Philadelphia ls
his former home
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

democratic convention of santa
ounty adopted bfits resolutions
sing Che kansas city platform
proceeded 90 the selection OF dele
There was no actional hight
ls ssOrc ana no Instructions were
The only trouble was that
Jrro more candidates than dele
boo bo chosen
delegates selected we're. Charles
is.oy Manuel Naranjo, Julian
Miguel Abcy,la, Camiio radiila,
L8uEhiln, roncy Nois. Frank H.
|, patriclo TruiUl1. i.eaudro Ala
Pedro SandoyM. Melton Castillo.
ulcrnatcs were W ~. Pope la
vigil. srbrlro Seua, Cirilo Scna.
Victory, A. P Hill n Green,
n Graham. AtanlsiO Jarsmiilo.
. Msostas. j. $. Candsiario, A. B
ran
inouy was awfuly thick In the
|ntlun, that is every one uf the
ties present wanted Go hu dtl-
to the territorial democratic con-
..n. 10 looks as 10 the delegation
ua Antonio Joseph delegation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

and with either red. green. blue or
brown backs, combined with gold In q
truly artistic pattern The cards are
packed In a substantial leathcrctte case
colored 10 match the backs The rogu.
lar retail price ~ cards OF thls quality
is sixty cents pack, but by reaNou "
the extraordinarily large quantity the
Anheuaer-Buach people have pr pared.
they are enabled to sell them at 20
cents a pack and prepay postage. In
ordering more than one pack our read
ers are reminded that they can have
the colors assorted 20 suit. In remit.
tina, send either money. Hamps. postal
note OF express order and address
Malt Murine Dept Anheuser- Busch
brewing Assn, 81. Louis. No.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

rum Aaf argus
Last week a Hood On the lower Pc
nauco ala considerable damage on tho
farms of James sutherun. James Far
rcil, r g Tillottaon. A r. Ountsr and
others. washing away fences. crops ana
fruit trees.
Sam y. smith has leased for ave
years Leo0acfcsof land on the east side
of the river under TIA east siie canal
from the Irrigation company. ana 100
acres adjoining from -. N nownsa. OF
Roswell ~ viii be- used az a pasture
AR. Smith 10 also figuring on buying an
to-acrs farm near OIL
Chief Engineer Caswsll - the North
eastern has finished his work on the
~ Paso extension survey ant he and
party returned 20 Roswell last week
He has been buny FOR two weeks past
relocating parts OF the line and re-
ports that nearly al the heavy grades
have been much improved He is bus,
ny AZ work now on hia field notes and
drafts. and viii soon have the perma
ncnt survey ready for submission 90
The management
Eherin Stewart was notified early
this week that Dan Johnson. one of the
horse thieves ot2tuFed Somsthlng over
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

line from clayton. y. A., to con-
nection with The White oaks railroad.
They expected 20 meet the field party
la the ncighhorhood OF Edcn on the
Pecos valley river about eighty miles
southeast Of Las Vegas u is given
out Hat that the construction of the
line they are locating viii be COM
menccd az soon 40 reports have been
made and approved by the officials Of
tho respective companies' intcrested.-
nHffa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
SILVER cry.
From the enterprise.

FROM thc Enterprise
W. s. Mclaughlin, the popular
young business man ~ Fierro and
Santa Rita, Is being quite favorably
spGkon OF for the democratic nomlna-
tion for probate clerk.
There IL every indication that the
Sunday closing law viii be- enforced at
an early date Several business firms
have already slgnined their intention
Of obeying the law.
The hunting season Tor deer tur-
key. and other large game opens on
the lst OF next month. and large
number OF hunting parties are max
ms preparations TO go out TO get tho
ilut shots The turkeys. 10 b. said. are
very plontlful In some sections while
larger game u rather scarce. but stlll
good sport Tor the hun,sman
The many friends OF Bob Thompson,
the burro Mountain mining maEnate.
viii be sorry to hear that be was bad
~ injured the first OF the week b.
beng thrown from a horse and 10 now
being taken care of al the Sisters hos
pital 10 is hoped Bob will be on the
street again lh a short time
There IL considerable talk favorable
10 the appointment OF either }. J. Kel-
ly or stefan Uhn. 20 an the vacancy
occaaionei la the city council by the
resignation of Julius Wagner. at the
last council meeting. Both are good
men and the appointment OF either
would be satisfactory To the people ot
this city.
&. W. Marriott the well known
Wtiln. Iargo A Company express
agent OF this city. ana family re-
turned Monday from an extended visit
20 Chicago ana ohio points. where hla
relatives aud family reside. They had
most delightful trip ana are real
proud 10 be home again. Express
AGENT stewart has had charge OF the
oiiico here during the absence OF Mr.
Marriott ana has managed the busi-
ness to the satisfaction OF an patrons
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
ArrEMrrrn moLp.ur
lone RoBbsr shoots Ration saloon keeper
at Midnight


at Midnight
A hold-up occurred Monday night al
the saloon OF W. y. Kirsohner az Ra-
ton. or rather an attempt az a hold-up.
About midnight Mr. Kirschner. while
sitting alone In his saloon on the most
public street Of the town. was inter-
rupted by a masked robber entering
the rear OF the building Mr., Kip0h-
ner Il well known In Ration and is a
character not easily frightened. The
robber. masked, entered the back door
and with revolver lcyeled on the pro-
pr;etor. cried out Hands upl Up with
'cml" whereupon Kirschner yelled out
Get out of here you ---l" and
before the words were out. the h0ld-up
pulled the trigger and sent a bullet
whlzzlng Into the right side OF Kirsch-
nor Fortunately q struck a rib near
th, right nipple ana followed it around
ana came out az the back, The hold
up ran and the town ana The trains
have been watched. but 80 far no hold
an has been found. Mr.. Kirschner all
though seriously hurt, Is not danger.
0uely Injured and ID now az his home
under medical treatment The would
be robber obtained no booty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
HILI.snonO

froin the Iiillstofo Advocate
A. Gonzales. who received severe In
jurics IN the Snake mine two weeks
ago, II fast mending.
The Sierra county commercial club
has started a relief fund for the Cal
weston sufferers. The fund II gra luan.
climbing 10 the SEQ mark.
The Sierra county commercial club
met In the ofilce of MeEsrs. Nelson &
Jones last Saturday. A set Of bylaws
and constitution we're adopted hy the
club. l.. W, Gales was the unanimous
choice OF the meeting FOR treasurer.
The iirsi VIE president viii be selected
al the next meeting of the club
duy FciEauion and Fount Sullivan
were arraigned before judge Warren az
Faulkner last Monday ana were given
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
STIRRING RESOLUTIONS.
)ona Ana County Republicans En-
dorse National Administration.
lrPHASr BUTTE DAM RESOLUTION.

The following resolutions were
doptcd at the county convention of
he repubican party OF pona Ana
oun'y held al Las Cruces on Mon.
ny.
The republicans of bona Ana county.
ew Mexico, ln convention assembled
II this 2ith day Of september A. ID
", ai ihe cts uf Las Cruces. reafiirm
itif hdelity and allegiance to the
incipicH " the national republican
uty as sct forth in the national plat.
rm ADD ei 80 Philadelphia on June
,h lRt.
We aiv proud of the record made by
hlut William Mckinley az prosldent
d We look forward with pleasure To-
approaching Inauguration of Mc.
lnlcy aud Roosevelt an March 4th
u. as president ana vice president OF
q United States.
We favor tho Immediate constrnctlop
the Elephant butte dam. by nation-
u possible. ANA II not. By private
pithl ~ ls a source ot cungratuIa.
in mat the people of ~ Paao. be-
cen whom and the people Of this
ilty there are many ties OF friend.
y ana interest have abandoned the
uHi aud impOlitic effort made
Iough the stephens bill. 10 prohibit
cnllfEumcut OF ditchcs OF this ter-
'ry ana the construction OF the El-
'ant Butte dam. We deprcciate the
inued litigation aimed against said
a and call upon our delegate In con.
ss Co lodge complaint with the do
tment ot Justice against further ap-
iH from the decisions of our courts,
gen appeals only horve 90 no pur-
Il but 90 delay nnal construction OF
! dam.
'c favor the repeal of the so-caued
oii bl.i al a favor the enactment OF i
iN prohibiting the Introduction OF !
Oh into this territory below q cer- |
standard to ho fixed by law.
oppose the proposition 90 lease |
" public lands aH said proposition Is !
. inst th, Interest of the people and i
n avor of trusts and corporations.
4 favor the candidacy of Hon. Pat
=. Garrett our fellow townaman.
n ,he position ot delegate To congress
This territory and hereby instruct
Y siN delegates elected by this con-
ion to attend the territorial con
u ION on October 3d. at santa Fe. to
their votes for him Respectfully
. Inittcd
" n. u LLEWELLYN,
s. j. TOUNTAiN.
MARCIAL VALDEZ.
NJ PABLO CpRDOVA.
n c. ". HOSSMAN.
4 Committee
following delegates were selected
b. territorial convention which willl
nt santa Fc ON october 8Ii Eu-
Van Patteu Patrick r. Garrett.
4 aldrz. Henry u Bowman. Procil-
Moreno ana ". - a. Llewcllyn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
INCoRPoRATIoNs

The Interstate Savings and Invest
ment company filed incorporation pa
psrs AZ the office of the territorial sec.
retary. The lncorporatora are. Isaac
y. Perkins. 4. y. Hart. Charles Jaeger
Alfred w Clark. Harold e. stephens
Robert $, Kramer. Lawrence 9. Phil
lps. Capital. ti00. 900. headquarters at
Denver. Col Incorporation Zee. StG.
The Demlng Mining q Milling com.
pany filed Incorporation papers. The
incorporators are ~ O. Noel. ~. Louis
a. y. Ruiikle, ~ Paso. y. Bauman
Kingston A. a. Graham, Flerro: Sea-
mon Field Demlng. The capital In $50
900 and the headquarters Demlng.
The Grant county Telephone com
psny hlcd Incorporation papers. The
incorporators are Patrick r. McGrath.
Adolph wiizel. william ID. Murray,
Edward 4. Blanton. Jr. Joseph W.
Bible. al ~ Drant county Capital.
$50. 900. headquarters. silver city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
AN APPEAL

Notice Of appeal has been given from
tho decision ~ the commissioner Of tho
general land office 20 the secretary o.
the Interior In the ease of Mariana
sena W the American Turquoise com
pany. involving the title to the MunlE
lode claim. This IL a most important
case. Involving very large interests
The commissioner of the general land
office ordered 'he entry cancelled. and
tho company through its attorncg. so-
hcltor General Bartlett. gave notice OF
appeal yesterday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

10 republicans uf Mora held their
ty convention Co elect delegates 90
republican territorial convention
.ionduy ai the town 90 Mora II
well itiUudcI ANA harmonious
- ST. Nraln. chairman OF the
.iy committee. called the conven-
.t1 order Tho following delegates
chosen Frank Carpenter. J. R.
|lar Cr.stoval sanchez. Juan B.
incf, Charles W Holman. Manuel
arenas. 60 h1f raned heavily for
al dlys ana thc roads were very
81 nevertheless all the precincts
represented The national aud
orai administrations we're very
Ely endorsed S,Nerihpo Marines
D as secretary ot the convention
taioI Thar wliie tor the past few
!, hp hBi ,akcu mo- active part IN
es. hv would This campaign again
tiyo work believing that the best
sts OF NcW Mexico ana of Mora
81 were hosl served by republican
.ss
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
Land Office Transactions Surveys of
Land Grants.
Ntw NcORP0RATlONs
LAND orFrCE

The following entries were made In
the federal land office In Santa 10 dur.
ing the week cndlng "Wednesday, Sep.
tcmbcr wth
original homestead entries .acptem
her 2sth. itaimundo sanch~g Puerto DE-
Luna. 100 acres. Guadalupe county
Manuel Cordoya. Shoemaker. 100 acres.
san Miguel county George W Adalr.
Bloomfield. 100 acres. San Juan county
FINAL certincates- Marines.
Wagon Mound. i60 acrcs Mora county
Coal dcciaratory statements Mag
gle W Fitzpatrick. Gallup. Bernalllo
county. George W Bates. Aztcc. san
Juan county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

A bulletin has been issued ~ the
santa Fe requiring al foremen and
Santa Fe employees 20 90 what they can
10 prevent children from playing on the
right % way. Many accidents result
from negligence in this matter. In ghis
manner the company la made liable 20
Under the new rules. foremen. watch
men. and others viii be held resnousi-
bic when accidents hapnen % e. e.
who have been allowed 10 ioiter around
the traeka Iat nalM
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
RErUnLIcAS rHlMAnfl,
Coed Attendance snd Harmonious Action
~ the Precinct Primaries

Coed Attendance sBd Harmonious Action
~ the Precinct Primaries
Tho primaries In both 7roclnets i2
and 20 were we'll attended ,aat night
and good men we're selected 10 repre-
sent the ciiy In the county convention
% be- held next saturday
fn precinct A. Il. w. Hopkins vac
elected chairman. and George y. Al
bright secretary The following dele
gates were chosen by acciamation;
D J. Rankin. A. J. Crawford. u 4.
Rodey. Sam Watson. r s. HubhsiL q.
8 Albright. n. W Hopkins.
In precinct 20 Thomas Hughes was
eieC tod chairman. }. IA Single secre-
tary. ana A. ~ ID Caracallen and =.
n Chnmy. tellers Vote waa b. ballot
without nominations. the ballot box re-
naming open half hour. The follow
Ing gentlemen were the choice % the
convention.
Frank A. Hubbeil Thomas A. Fini-
cal. Tumaa ApodaAe. 'Suomas Hughes.
u y Rodgers, FreN Diamond.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

A. county democrats met Ga Con-
.n saturday last az Taos to elect
,ics TO the democratic territori-
Invention.
handler Ousdorf was el, cted chair
tnl Juan Salazar secretary
following delegates To- the Santa
invention were elected Julian
neg, Edward Pierce, Henry J
70 A. Llebort Cristoyal Mares
tstico Martinez. Antonio Joseph
SardoFal.
delegation goes unlnstructed. Nc
lions uf any kind were passed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

The clerk Of the court OF private land
claims has received from the commls-
sioncr ~ the general land office the
piats Of the surveys OF the following
land grants which viii be submitted TO
The court at ita next meeting. Angoa-
tura, l.b'9ts acres. Canada de COchlgi.
10 oil2.iS acres, Santa Rosa de Cubero.
ipi5. ia6 acres. all "a Pernalillo county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
suRvEYs OF I.AND qRANTs

The clerk Of the court Of private land
claims has received from the commls-
sioner OF the general land office the
plats OF the surveys * .ho following
land grants, which viii be submitted
60 the court az its next meeting An
gostura. i55sfs acres. Canada DC CO.
chlti t9,li2iS acres. Santa Rosa de
Cubero, t9i5. 400 acres. all In Bernalillo
county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

A terrific hail and windstorm oc-
CURED at Lewis Bros. ranch Friday.
sendlng the cattle helter skolttr over
the plains. blowing down two wind
mills, ana leaving the orchard almost
barren OF leaves. .-Demlng Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
American Army ana Na,y IIsras..

We are In receipt 0f a very handsome
pack Of playing cards from the AnheUa-
er- Busch Brewing ASSN, g. Louis
which depicts the lkeneasea 81 our
army ana navy heroDs on each r .se
card, the desigss being cntireb new
and superior 90 anylh ng heretofore Ht-
tempted ghe cards are full alze and
hignesi quality, git edged round cor.
neFsd ANA lniexod. finely Autographed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

x. y. Cox, a cowboy from the AMI
mas. was In town Wednesday. telling
about huge water spout that Oc-
CURED there a few days before. a
monstrous funnel-shapcd black cloud
lowered itse'f to earth. bursting and
flooding the ground with water and
causing a cloud of dust and mud 10
rise several hundred feet in the air
that obscured the setting sun for an
instant III was one OF the grandest
ana most interesting sights l ever wit
messed" said Mr.. Cox, "and one well
worth travelling many miles % see."-
Deming Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

During a heavy rain storm Friday
afternoon. while Antonlo Pastrano end
wife were diving out to the hills Tor
wood with a four burro team. light
ning killed the man and three 0f the
burros Ills wife. sitting beside him.
vas severely shocked ana required the
scryIc of DF. Wells -Demlng Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

o. pluchy. chief engineer. and
Day one OF the division en-
of the Chicago. Rock Island a
railroad. left yesterday by pri-
conveyance TO Join the surveying
OF that railroad now locating e
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
SAN MARoIAL.
From the bee

From the bee
Mas Maggie Hitchcock u visiting
With AIRS Ed Martin az R0sedaie.
Hunters report ducks plon tiful In the
iegoons a few miles from town.
Deputy United states Mineral Sur
veyor W ". Jones 10 quite IN. HlA
tfonbie u said To be an enlargement
OF the heart .a