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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
CATHOLIC CENTURY nAzAAp.
The Opening Night a Iilg Success -Nisstias
at Columbus Hall.

The Grand Century Bazaar given by
the members ~f the church of the Inn
mneulate Conception. for which oxten-
slye preparations have been under way
for several weeks. vas opened last
nlRh, IN the spacious columbus hal IN
blaze of light and colors with
Everything arranged In a most bewi,ch-
'ug manner The hlll contains some
of the handsomest booths ever seen
here. and they are hume rous, az well
a. being devoted 10 an the various sub
jects 90 which booths are usually Sc
lected and presided over by the fslrest
of ladies In appropriate costumes. one
booth containing articles Of devotion
and rsligioda subjects. attracted al
eyes by It's beautiful arrangements
Booths FOR dolls. candy. flowers the
iiah pond and the farsy article table
were also much admired Il viii require
visit OF close Inspection TO describe
all when the time can be given and
when the BazaaF Il fully under way
The two handsome dolls donated by
Mrs w J Bryan and Mra. Theodore
Roosevelt blonde the other a
brunctte-Will be made subjects of "a
NNAAtAa NNNAfNA hFANNfu iHNNAAAl NNAAh
girls of the city. Tire contest began
with much vigor last night, the names
or Miss Nell Flournoy. Beatrice Tas-
cher. Rebekah Pearce and Beatrice Ar
milo appearing on the votes A gold
headed cane win be- voted 10 the most
popular gentleman Ia the city, and the
race was started last night with the
following wcll-knOwn citizens r. s.
Hubbell. c. X. Newhall and q. w
Smith. A fine musical program has
been arranged for each evening Last
night Thos. Hall sang tenor solo.
Prof Parramore's mandolin club gave
several selections and there was plano
music. all of which was frst-clasa.
Tonight Col. II. Il. Goss viii give a
popular reading. Mr.. A. l.. Newton viii
sing. Helen ana Leon Hillycr will pre-
sent the Juvenile cake walk and Miss
Taylor will offer a contraito solo There
VIII also be progressive euohre party
~ ten tables. handsome prizes beng
offered TO the winners. There are many
popular features connected with the
bazaar that are novel and pleasing and
the crowd present last night appruciat-
"a everything The committees In
charge src working hard and are maxi
ing a grand success of their efforts A
large sum was taken In last night. and
there Is every prospect OF very large
total amount being made by the ba-
EaAF.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
ARrzoNA Wild MAN CAPTURED.
Hewis of McCausiand WIN Distasb siam
ber ~ People M Longer.

Robert McCausland. the wild man"
% northeastern Arizona. was mortaily
wounded early Monday morning BY De
putty sheriff Joseph Bargman of Ma
'valO county harRman had brought
McCausland to Phoenix for cJmmit-
ment 20 the territorial insane asylum
McCausland slipped from his bonds ana
straps and started on BarFman
thought to check his flight by means
uf a pistol shot. and ~ aimed as Co hit
the ground. but the bullet rebounded
ana passed through the body ~ tho
fugitive.
McCaualand has been playing wild
man" FOR six weeks In the vicinity OF
Holbruok along the line of the Santa
re Pacific railway. iic was rarely seen
In the day time, sleeping IN she brush
along the channel OF the Little Cobra
do river After nightfall be roamcd
around. making night hldeous with
bowling ani Eaining his Huatenance
from garbage barrels. When overtikcn
by Sheriff Wairon ana posse. he made
desperate aRht and he had 90 be
llasooci by two cowboyA McCaus'and
tells that his father VAS tiil lately post
master az Belfast. ireland.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
rnE vIADUCT PLANS
Division superintendent Harley censult-
ed with CITY suFvsysF Ross.

J. v, Hurley. the popular division su-
perinie adent Of the santa Fe. came In
from the north Ia his Mine SPOT" car
last night. ana was sidetracksd az the
local depot This morning The Citi-
sen representative called at the car,
and found Mr Hurley In consultation
With city engineer ana surveyor. Pitt
Rots. both examining the drawings Of
the viaiuet. which VIII bg erected
across the tracks on Coal avenue. In
answer 20 several qugStiona. Mr., Hur-
Icy stated that his miAHon hsrs was 70
consult with Afr. Rosa, ana try. as soon
Ra possible. % decide upon the exact
plans Tor the construction OF the via
duct. % that work can b. commenced
a. an early day. Having important
business 40 the road. ths ''Nine Spot
car WAS attached 70 the delayed No T.
and Mr Hurley left sor the north Tie
VII return 20 the city IN few days.
when definite information when work
VIII Be commenced on the viaauci viii
b. given out
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
she sun alive.

Report reached The citisen once
this afternoon THAI Myrtle Farrell. who
attempted self-destruction Tuesday at
ternoon. was still alive and is now IN a
fair way 20 complete recovery. Last
night when Il was thought that she
was about TO pass over the river Jor-
dan. the watchers az her bedside COM
meneed packing up her goods. and
singing out articles 90 be sent hither
and thliher, but to-day she has Inn
proved 10 such an extent that he pack
ing progress has been Indefinitely post
poned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

Tho official count OF Sierra county
gives y. s. Rodey. republican candidate
for delegate TO congress. 325 votes. Lar
razoIo. democratic candidate for dele
gate 90 congress. 55i votes. making q
majority OF 22s votes Tor Larrazoio.
Winston. republican candidate for the
house. received t7t votes Sanchez. re-
publican candidate for the house. re-.
ceived iOi votes. Iobaon. democratic
FOR the house. 407 Castillo. democratic.
for the house. 500 The democrats
elected the entire county ticket with
the exception Of one county commis-
sioner. superintendent OF schools and
ths probate clerk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

Washington. Nov i7-nrigndier Gem
eral Greeley chief signal officer of the
army, In his annual report says the sig
nal corps exceeded IN amount Of work
and variety Of duties performed ths
record of the previous year Greeley
approves the recommendation of the
commanding general IN Alaska for en-
bic from skagway to valdez ana from
skagwSy t0 Seattle about sOO miles
long, to cost about tso0.o0e
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
fnnInArinN nnSnnrss

The ninth annual session OF the Ma
tional Irrigation congress which this
year meets IN Chicago on November
", &C. 20 And e. promises 10 be OF cx-
ccptional interest ana Importance to
the west. This is the nrst session Of
the congress. which has been hele in
any city east 90 the Missouri river. and
u should Dee well represented by west
srn men familiar with the subjects 20
be discussed. Chicago ia a great bust.
ness center ANA the opportunity 10
splendid one TO pferent to the business
people ami interests of the country the
entire problem % land snd water.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

The returns from Taos county show
ihat the entire republican legislative
ticket received majority In the coun-
~. Tho following figures have been
sent out and must stand until after the
ofuciai count II received; Rodey's ma
iority is n. Martinez and Burns. re-
publican candidates for the council.
Pendleton. Sanchez and Abbott. rcpub-
lican candidates Tor the house. each
and everyone received majority OF
100 votes in the county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
rHASKsorvISo rRocLAMArroN,

Executive Once. Santa Fe ~ a..
Nov A.. 1900 Whereas, the president
of the United states has designated
ana set apart by proclamation Thurs
day. the 2eth day OF November, A. d.,
1900, aa a day " national Thanksgiving
for the mercies shown % us a. n nation
during the past year Now. therefors
!. Miguel A oiero, governor of the tor
rliory Of New Mexico, On accordance
with the suggestions contained in the
proclamation OF the president. ana BY
virtue of the power conferred on me by
law. DO also hereby designate and pro-
claim Thursday, the 29th day of Mo-
vember. A. D. 1900, a logal holiday in
New Mexico, and DO recommend that
thls Oldest OF American holidays. be
observed hy our people az a day az
thanksgiving 20 God for the manifold
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
cot,FAX COUNTY

MAjoruss of ColfaH county are as
follows. Delegate i.arrazolo 90. COun-
isl House Barnes 2i2
Commissioner Burch i22, Brainard
$40, Taylor III Probate Judge -Marti-
nez 2i1. Probate clerk Dawson 312
sheriff-Campbell s27. Assessor-HiH-
enbaugh sig Treasurer and collector
Burnam 2J School superintendent
Chapman 5s3 Surveyor Davenport
go.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

Majoritles Of Taos county are as fol-
lows: Delcgate-Rodey co. Council
Martlnez 1906. Burns 1903 House--Pen-
dleton 80. Sanchez o.. Abbott n. Com
missloners-Gusdorf. dem. 2ii; Bacil,
a. Leyba, g. Probate iudge-Marti-
nez. dem. i0s Probate cierk-GOn-
znles 30. sherir-Trujillo 70. Assessor
saiasar i0i Treasurer and collector
sanches g. School superintendent
Bernal. dem. = surveyor-DeI.eon go.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

A meeting ~ the woman's Christian
femper-nce Union will be held az the
congregational church tomorrow ar
tornoon at 3 O'Clock Mrs. grout. ga.
perintendent ~ mothers department.
VIII have charge of the program. which
o. aa follows.
Devotional exercises.
Solo Mrs Kinney
Reading Tho Modern Cult" Mra.
Wilson
Paper--"rhe thlidH atandpoint DO
Mrs Harding
Music
Paper Mrs. stewart.
Question Box.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
SANTA Fn cnIrNrY

The majoritics OF the vote cast In
Santa Re county are AZ follows: Dele
gate--I I,odey. ass Council ~Easley a.
House, Read i6i. Gomez 49, Commls-
sloners-seligman 80 Kennedy 4e2. Lu-
Jan 2H. sherin-0arcia i2s. Assessor
Gonzales is2. Probate judge-De Raca
30. Probate cieyk-Dcigado t2A School
avperintendent-C Conway 36s Surveyor
zimmerman i62. Treasurer and col
lectOr-Mulier s6s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
FII,IPINo JUpTA.

President Mckinley has taken steps
20 put stop To the secret work done
by the Filipino iunia. which had iia
headquarters a. Honx Kong. by re-
qess;ias the ~ esanioni of GREAT Brit
tan n rtks 80 sgpta move on or
s.op 'endi"S 0ut literature to encour-
als ihs acu G rehe.s Ia the Philip
pines. similar request was made at
the beginning of the war with spain
whsn a Spanish sfiosr established
bureau o. splss with headquarters in
Qanads. and was promptly granted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

Several accomplished ladies' Of this
city. who are adopts IN designing and
making fancy articles. have during
their spare time produced a quantity
OF these beautiful ARTICLES that are -
dear 10 the hearts or the gentle sex
ana wishing 20 allow the pnhlic 20 de-
rive some heneat from their labors
have made an arrangement 20 display
their haudiWork and 20 dispose ~ such
of the pretty things AZ very reasonable
prices. az may attract the desires of
those thai see them. The south window
of ~. Brockmeier'a store on Second
street has been secured and with a
show case inside the ladies have put
on view a lot of fancy articles. lace
and drawn work. sofa pillows etc
that n certainly a treat 30 the fem1ie
eie. Here 81 chance to select hifff
SFv wedilns ana holiday D aeuts tf7t
af lom occrra Every body is iavitef ID
cell and examine mo exhibit.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
orrNINe sIamr ArrnAcrInN.
froPrister Nshsr and Manager Eirhat Try
inE a. Secure Good Company.

The Citizen has heard many COM
plants IN the paat few weeks that Geo
X. Neher, proprietor of Neh 80 opera
house. does not intend 20 Rive sn open
ins Elght attraction. This paper
knows 80 a positive fact that Mr
Neher and hiE manager. W. j. Zlrhut
have been looking up suitable attrac-
tionH ana on this subject have received
letters frum Peter McC0uri. manager
OF the Tabor Grand ana the broadway
theatrrs ~ Denver The following sell.
explanatory letter was received this
morning
Denver. Cob. Nov. ~.
W J. lirhut Manager Nehers Opera
House Albuquerque. N a.
Dear sir--Nour favor of the 10th mat
10 hand VIII 90 the best we can for
you fot an attraction 60 open your
iheaier Yours truly.
PETER McCOURT
MI Iirhut states that letters have
been written 90 several theatrical
booking concerns ~ New York city. ana
% is hoped That something definite to
regard 20 the opening night attraction
VII br received shortly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

II has been truthfully said that this
territory must sooner or later depend
on pump water FOR irrigation along ita
valleys ana rivers during the middle of
the summer, and think Il should be-
the frst place of the Agricultural coll
iege TO take this matter up az its first
and greatest problem to solve. They
should put IN plant az their place
sufficient 90 supply their farm without
the use ~ the river In any way. what
ever, but a. the same time keep their
ditches IN such a shape and connection
that the river water can be turned into
them. hope that the faculty OF the
Las Cruces college viii see its way
clear to take up this matter on a large
scale and push u through 60 compile
tion
A D. Johnson
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
REvENrE RtcErrrs.
Largest ia thr Iiistars ot the Country. WIN
one Exception.

Washington. Nov ~ The annual
report ~ the commissioner % Internal
revenue shows that The collections OF
this year were eKcrodsd but once la the
history of the bureau The receipts are
flYi. .loi Tho percentage ~ coat of
collection was los. against ieS last
year. being the smallest on record by
the commission. Comm. gsiDncr Wilson
estimates that the receipts OF the cur-
rent fiscal year viii approximate $685.. q.
0oo 900. number ~ ar ondmcnts %
he revenue act are recommended.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
nEsoALERo E1sERyArroN.
Congressrnau stephens win Introduce niil
60 Open 10 60 Nettlemsnt

ConEressmau stephens wui Introducs nlii
90 Open 10 90 settlement.
An ~ Paso Dispatch says, Congr~ss-
man John a. stephens has gone to tho
MescalcrO Indian reservation. He will
thoroughly Investigate the conditions at
the reservation Tor information in con
ncctlon with The BIN be- is preparing to
Introduce Va the next congress for the
opening OF reservation tn settlement.
'f ant convinced that the hlu viii
pass he snid ard VIII losa no time in
preparing 90 put 50 through / viii pro-
vide In the bll that 10 acres b. act
aside Tor each Indian. and the rest u
the land be opened for settlement To
throw thom on their own responsibility
now and give them sufficient land on
which to make "a good living. will make
better cltlAens of them and give good
homes 10 many american people who
~ In need ~ new lands"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

New York Nov i1--I.oans. tIsl SEQ.
ioo Increase tlls9 800. deposits. tsas.
0lo iop' Increase 1851 SOC Circulation.
so 90 sn0 decrcase. f2s 0o0 Legal ten-
dera. flG7f1o0. increase. tagig 500
Specie. tts $50 COO. 'ncrease a. sca
Total reserve. tgiIssI 800. increase. tt-
os3oo. reserve required. tl09 on sas.
increase. lzin61t Surplus reserve. ~
c9s Jis increase i1.Ogg.12s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
AN IMPORTANT NINE sALn.
The sehste and IiebiAli Minss soId sor eio.-
600 Cash.

The smithneld company, which has
beeen holding under bond and lease
the Senate ana Bobtail mines, near
Elizabe,ht0wn' has purchased the en-
tiro property Of both mines. The COM
pany paid $4,000 cash FOR the proper
ties. By the purchase Of she properties
az this time, u saves considerable on
the bond and lease and az the same
time has enough money In the treasury
thoroughly 20 develop the property ana
10 buy all the necessary machinery
The machinery Includes mill suitable
for she treatment of the oFea Of the
Elizabethtown district Frank spur
n the manaEer of The COMPANY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

The majorities % San Juan county
are as follows Delegate-LArrazolo
26b. Councii-Crlsl 1876. Medina is9
House-Mead ~ Mares rs. COmmls-
sionerH Luian 70, chubb q, Rrlnhail 4
Probate clerk Stafford IL Sheriff
Brown 81 Assessor MaukansreH 20,
Treasurer Fields 80 school superlu-
endent--McEwen 70 Survey -wsay-
or 37i
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

iimou Colo. Nuy. il-No inquest
was held over the remains o. John Por-
ter. tre neKro burned 81 the stake last
night on the spot where Miss Fr1st vas
murdered. as no remains can be- found.
The fire was renewed until every yoe-
t'ge OF thr holy Nas destroyed The
iron nil 20 which Porter Was chained
aiii be ieft standing a. warning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
rRovINo 4 sUcoEss.
The second Sight of Catholic Century nA
saar Malt Attended.

The eerond night of Catholic Century nA-
saar Well Attended.
Last nights attendance at the Cath
Ollie Century bazaar was fully up 70 eS-
pcotations. The greatest lntercat g. be-
ing taken. and the people in charge
as well as those who attend are kept
busy In keeping up with the Interesting
events under way The program laat
night was a delightful one. Col uoss'
reading OF The Vagabond." was a
masterful effort and was received with
unstlntsd applause. Mr. Nswton's solo.
The Mighty Deep" was a. usual with
this gentleman exceedingly we'll rem
dersd Miss Nellie Taylor In = con
traito solo captured the audience and
her artistic ability. whiah IL well
known, was made more evident than
ever. The juvsntel sake walk by Miss
Helen and Master Leon Hlilyer Wss
just the thing 20 catch the crowd and
the httle folks made great hit Thsy
were just too cute for anything. These
ever The juvenile cake walk by Miss
every niEht. are "a great attraction. snd
In themselves are worth "A visit 90 the
bazaar
Tonight the numbers will bee as fol-
lows Violin solo by Miss Violet
Strauss. vocal solo by Mrs Vargas.
and Weat ~ IN store Tor those who
hear this program.
The voting contests are becoming In
terestlnR The friends OF the various
candidates arc all working like = pop,
uiistlc candidate FOR once Ia d presl-
dentinl campaign. and they secure che
the votes too. la the doll contest the
score il Beatrice Tascher 7, Nell Flour
noy %. Carrie Neher 2. Rcbekah Pearce
10. Helen Iililysr 81. Marie Voorhees, 10.
hilda drunafeld q contest FOR the
most popular young lady. with q prize
of handsome gold trimmed glove
case has the following names aH candi-
dates Miss stella Lewina0n. With 2
votes Miss LOa Warner 2, Miss Mamie
COsErove 0. This contest was only be.
gun last night and did not set fully
under way. The gentiemen's contest
for the sold headed cane N booming
and wiil pole a large vote. The inan-
eial returns last night were very good,
The bazaar "a now fully under way aud
no one should miss seeing the fne new
hall and che beautiful booths
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
rrrrn JuDIcIAL JUDoEsHrr.
Hon. Daniel Mcmillan, OF nunAio, y. ",
Mentioned for tbs Honor.

Mentioned foF ths Honor.
The Socorro Chleftain says: 1T Ia
reported that Judge Mcmillan. Of New
York. has been offered the judgeship
n this district 20 hll the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF Hon. Chss,
A. Leland, and that that gentleman
the situation before accepting the ap-
polntment."
Mr. Mcmillan has not yet been ap-
poiHted, but his appointment may be
made In the near future. when The Cit
izen WIN mention the fact. Mr.. McMil-
Ian II ~ present In santa re with his
son, Rocs, and Ia a guest al the Palace
hotel.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

The oincIai returns of Valencia coun-
" show that there were t.7gs votes
cast for y. 8, Rodey. republican can
didate for delegate to congress. ard i0I
votes cast FOR O. a. Larrazoio. demo-
cratic candidate for delegate 10 con
grcss. giving Mr. Rodey majority Of
1891 votes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

Durham. Nov. 1.-THE Natal mercury
reports that among the measures 20 De
adopted % paclfy the Boerp Is the r,-
concentrate plan of Lord Roberts Lord
Kitchener has decided to take this step
owing 10 the dimeulty of dealing with
armed beers. while hampcred by the
civilian population 0f the outlying
small towns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

Durham. Nov n The National Mer-
curry reports chat Lord Kitchener has
has decided 10 "depopulate the towns
ia the T'rausyaai, owing 10 the diffi-
Guilty ~ meeting Win republicans when
hampered BY their civilian popula-
lion"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

New York Nov. i7--Richard Croker
sailed for England to-day on the Lu-
cania Before starting Mr.. Croker said
"'rhls movement BY Tammany Hall
against vice means business. We have
taken up this night 10 purify the city in
earnest. ana We propose TO carry u %
successful Issue"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

Tampa. Fla. Nov Agreement
has been reached between The commit
tee arhliratluE the labor union trou-
bles. which ALLOWS an cigar workers 10
return 20 their b. Yches except mem
bers of the International shippers
union.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

New York Nov i7-B H Opel w..
chalrnanship ~ iho republican state
central o0mmittee, and George W.
Dunn was elected % On ihe vacancy.
Dunn s the states rsliroad conmia-
sl0neF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
ANOTHER Srw RAILROAD.
rhis Timo ~ Il the Tess. Central Lins That
intends 10 Fnisr New Meaioo.

Tue Las V gas Record " authority
Tor the 'atrmcnt ghat the long project
"a extension ~ the Texas Central rali-
road from Albany TcxaH, 20 Las Vegas
n 20 b. constructed. forming a trunk
line TO the gull coast F1ny miles 0f
Tie extension have been built 90 the
w. ~ flde ~ the Clear rori, of the IRA
nos river The lif ia surveyed and the
Record Is pos.aye that It win be built
and will b. the hnst new railroad 90
reach the Meadow Clty A me samr
time "a projected railroad line from Lsaa
Vegas 10 Moro and T.lol g. 10 b. built
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

Denver. Nov. iG-Prstton Porter ana
Arthur Porter father ana brother OF
Ue negro VINO was burned at the stake
near L.m1n. were rel. l.arcd from San i0-
day They Intend 20 rsiurn % their
homc at iaNrence. Kan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

Montreal Nov, 1.-THE Monteral
Witness announces that George ~
Reeves has been epp0inggd manager of
the Grand Trunk railway b succeed
Sir Hayes Reeves was formerly traf-
ne manaRer nf Tho raad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

quincy. MS. Nov i7-The vault Of
the bank of BluH Scott county. was
Who n O. reported, secured t2.ooo, The
robbers escaped