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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
nuMANIrYIN sMAnrs-

The large amount OF maxi matter
which arrives a. the New York post
Office every day addressed 90 the tail
business blocks IN broadway and Para
Row has caus,d the creation q what
he psatmen can "skyHcraper mali
routes. says the New York Tribune.
They are considered quite a "oineh''
fer the winter and the men who havs
been assigres TO them are congrati-
lating themselves that their work viii
b. Indoors A. many as three carrie .
have BEEN assigned to some OF the
larger buildings where the population
= greater than that OF many small
towns ana the mali matter received -
much greater IN proportion. Tue EN-
pirs building. American Tract society
building. Park Row building and
Equitable buildings have a. least s0oo
occupants each with forces 81 mail
carriers large enough Tor towns of
that sire. The daily population % the
Equitable building Il 800 aud three
carriers work eiEht hours day 10
handle the mall. which avcrags ablut
eighteen thousand pieces a day. Every
IS nalsutea mail wages run over frons
Wv fe@s"tANN aiA NalAN ba1A WIN
them Tb pounds % outgoing mall
Many people who DO not have regular
Offices in the building have thsir mall
sent IN care 81 ri nds and this adds
considerable 70 the quantity. The
Park Row building with sin floors CIV
on over n city departments. has an
equally large mali. Tho Empire blild-
ing averages thirty-nve thosInand
pieces a day. AMI there are several
other buiidiaGa which rsosivs slmSst
az much
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
JunILKE YEAn IN oArmoLIcfsM.

This year. 1900, IL regarded by catho-
lies as an ammo sacre," jubilee year,
which began Al midnight on December
q last year and ends Al midnight on
The stst % this month. II was 20 pro-
claimed BY Pops Leo XIII.
Not ss the aFst pear of the new cen
tary but as the last year Of the old
century was the jubilee proclaimed
The papal decree ordered mas 10 be
celebrated IN the Catholic churches
throughout the entire world az mid
night on December a. 1900. AT the mo
ment when the new century bcglna. f"
The last year % the century was 20 b.
observed az q holy year which would
usher In" the new century.
The ammo sacro" has been ceiebrat-
ed and 70 70 be celebrated % Rome By
impressive religious cerem0niala and
ObAervahoes. Leo XIII Il In Inc Slst
year OF his age and the 2srd % his
supreme pontihcate. the longest reigE
Ia tbs entire history % the Catholic
church. An Immense number o. pill
grlma from all iands have bten ats
iraosed 10 Rome duFing tho Iohilee
year, not only BY the special spiritual
privileges promised. but BY the devoui
personality az the sovereign Donlla
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
CERRIfH.os


j. b. Mayo. the Golden mine superln-
week on business.
Mrs. Charles ClOsson Il entertaining
Mrs. Joseph Machedon % san Pedro.
Mrs. G. r. Harvey and ehiarin have
returned 10 Cerrillos from California.
the Palace hotel, IL confined to her
room with the grip.
Clyde Lamdin, aged ie years. II das-
gerously 81 with oAt8rrh Of the stom-
ach.
The infant daughter % Mr., and Mrs
Joseph Granite II seriously m with Ia
grippe,
y. G. Buell. is regarded the champion
croquet player OF cerrillos. having de-
fentCd Abe Reid In a hotly contested
game.
Last wednesday an exciting horse
race took place between Limpy IL,
owned by Charles Sylvester. ana STUN
bier. owned by Fred. North. Both own
ers rode their horses. and fsimpy won
easily. The distance was one quarter
mile. and the prize was a turkey,
The Ancient and Mystic ordar % Ho
Hos viii give their first annual ball at
the cerriilos opera house New Years
Eve.
Mrs. Rose. mother OF n. g. Rose. at
tcrnoy. has decided to make Cerrilllos
her home IN the future.
Mcstrs. Miller and Chapman. Of the
Ellison experimental station. have gone
20 the Grand Canyon OF the Colorado
They viii also visit ri Paso before re-
farming 10 Cerrilios
n. y. WOODWORK. general MANAGER
OF the Baird Mining company. has
gone to Denver 70 spend Ais holidays
A company OF Kansas and Nebraska
capitalists. headed by c. w. Fleming
has renewed their lease on the shoshone
mine. an extension % the ortis mine
and work will commence on January l.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
CHEERING RAILROAONEwS
Officers Of Santa Fe, albuquerque &
Pacific Road Elected.
ROCK ISLAND CONTRACTS.

The directors and incorporation OF the
Santa ~. Albuquerque a Pacific Rail.
road company held three important
meetings here yesterday---ln the morn
tng, afternoon and evening. and al
she latter meeting elected the follow
Inc ofiicers.
Hon. William W. Andrews. a state
senator OF Pennaylvania. president.
willard 3. Isopcweli, OF Hllls0oro.
~ A.. vice president.
James T. Mclaughlin, of san Pc
dro, ~ NJ, treasurer.
Joseph H. saint. oe this city, seore.
tary.
After the meeting the president and
directors authorized tire following
statement.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made FOR
the necessary capital 10 construct tho
road and work VIII begin AZ soon az
the necessary preliminary arrange.
ments have been made. The road will
BE- pushed rapidly 10 completion. and
when completed viii be one Of the best
paying short lines west OF the Missouri
river
III win connect three great railway
systems. the Denvcr a RIO 0rande. the
Atchison. Topeka a santa Re. and the
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific, with
10 " Paso 4 Northeastern c0nnsc-
ton. On the line OF this new road an
inexhaustabie supply of steam. coking
and anthracite coal Il found. ard tht
mining, live stock and lumber inter-
ests along the proposed route arr very
large,
Afr Andrews referred particularly
20 the benefits TO accrue % Albuqucrs
que ms a result OF the completion OF IN
new road. lie has greet faith In IN
future Of this city aud OF the territory
In general But the assistance which
the lire wiH give 20 the country
through which Il IA 20 pass IL an Incl
dental The road 10 be built becausr
II Will pay. and pay. too. from tn
moment the wheels begin 20 turn
A short time ago The Citizen pub
ilShed the incorporation articles % IN
above railway company. showing that
the proposed line would renetrat
some Of the best mineral lands In IN.
southwest, and would also open up n
nne section OF country for stock graz
ing.
Senator Andrews went back 70 Pitts
burg, Penn. this morning. auJ he vi !
let the other directors know the pro
gross he ia making among eastern cap
:s"r.- ~ a very short time. The road.
however. IA an ASSURED fact, for con-
siderable amount 81 the capital stock
has already been paid In.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29

eaily saturday n,ornfna. a kaf honns
on Went silver aveups Tna dtcsased
wes about "a yoara % agei had lived
hefe about two years and was a suffsr-
o. frOm ooasumption. nenidea hor ~
hand. she isft behind % raourn nv
oath enc ehiid ana her aged mother.
who was with her 10 the iaat. The fu-
neral took place a. the Worte resi-
dence yesterday morning a. 10 o'clock.
with burial IN Fairview eoinetsfy.
Yesterday afternoon a. 4 o'clock ~
the residence Of the bereaved parents.
Mr. and Mrs Fred. Anaya. the funeral
death having occurred Friday night
from pneumonia. The remains we're
buried IN Santa Barbara cemetery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29

W Haney. who has an express run
on the Southern California roue. 10 here
o viait bis family. and Will spend tho
Christmas holidays. He VIII 50 west to-
morrow night
Jacob Ms,sgcr, % the san Jose Mar
kei claims lhat he has tuberculosis o.
she right eye. That optic 10 wrapped
In ~ Oft bandags
Mrs. Df BosStek he pAimist has lef,
the city Tor ether santa W o. las We
Eas SIS failed 10 pay some Of her bills
before leaving
Walter Meyer the trayellag agent
FOR Falk a Veronec's stock company.
passed through the city this nsornins
e. Kansas city from Phoenix Arizona.
Tke c0mpany disbadied, and Meyer II
soing 20 Kansas city - secure anohsr
situation
Orgss Baohechl ne soni1r member u
the liquor frm OF Bachechi 4 0iomi.
Nho was siek the past few aays with
severe cold. h up and around to-day,
and announced that Victor Hpgo hil
youngest 500. vas an right
one % MArohai McAnnn's admirtra
gentleman 81 course has prusnte,i
him With handSoms strny cans. !
spssisi fssturs u whish 10 dimiusiv,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
sums AGAINST socoRRo COUNTY.
The Daea and Washington csscs Roth
Heard by Judge Crumpacksr.

Heard by Judge CrumPacksr.
The cases OF Eduardo v. Baca and G.
L. BlRckinglon against the commission
ers Of SocorrO county was brought be-
fore Judge Crumpacker In this city last
Saturday, II. NJ. Dougherty appearing
for the plaintiff and James q. Fitch as
iBtervenor.
In his petition the intervenor alleges
on oath that the county commissioners
and other officers are still interested in
the accounts assigned 70 the plaintiffs
Ia the case aud are therefore parties Ia
interest In the suit; that thew have COM
bined and eOniederated together ~ per-
init judgment against the county by de-
fault, although they know facts which
constitute a good defense aud hRye been
requested " defend the suit.
The intervonOr's petition was strick-
ca out by order OF the court on ground
that a taxpayer cannot intervene Ia
such a case. Therefore judgment was
rendered against the county by de-
fault
In addition 10 the facts stated above,
the intervenor cited provisions Of the
Bateman law, whereby 10 u unlawful
for county commissioners 10 pay current
county expenses for any year except
from tho revenues Of that year; also an
act Of congress making 10 unlawful 10
increase a county Indebtedness beyond
I per cent OF such cOunty's assessed val
uatson. IL is understood that the case
Is not yet ended.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
owRRILLos AIT RIour.
Ths smeiter WIN soon Resume Operations
Electric lights far CeFFiiiaA.

This smelteF VIII soon Resume Operations
Electric lights fer CeFEiileA.
II. A. Neel. editor and publisher Of
the Ccrrillos Register ls In the city
10 remain over Sunday. Mr.. Neel
states that all indications point 20 good
times for Cerrllios. lie says r. b
Thomas. vice president and gencs n
manager OF the cerrilios shelter, hes
given Il out that the smeller VIII re-
sumo operations inside OF sixty days
He also stated that the smelter com.
pany's mine al Magdalena 10 showing
up a large body Of rieh copper orr
and the probabilities are that lara
copper stack viii be added 20 he smell
ter plant. Mr.. Necl says that cerrilloi
viii soon be 80 up with electric lights
q canvasser for the COchiti Gold Min-
Ing eompany's electric plant az Ma
drid having secured subscribers for Ii
lights. and that the town couwnoil vii
BE- asked 10 make contract for Gboul
ak street arc lamps.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
BLANO-CERRILLOS.
Business Men Of Bland Organize q
Board Of Trade.
INTERESTING ctRsllLos NOTES.


BLAND.
The business Of men % Band have
organised a board OF trade and the Cot,
lowing officers q, q MADDEN, presi.
dent, y. n. shaw. vice president. C.
W. Graves. secretary "A. c wycon
corresponding secretary; G. A. scheuF.
ich. treasurer. Twenty members wer,
enrolled. Another meeting 70 perfect I'll
details VIII be held next "Wednesday
night.
A two-thirds interest In the Monarch
mine was sod by c. w, Graves. trus-
tee, 20 p X. Fowiea. The interest was
owned by w. u. Mccoy. and the sale
vas made 20 satisfy a claim held by
Mrs. Mary T.. Pinch.
q. ". Kephart. OF the AYbemarle. has
returned after a visit 10 his family IN
Denver.
on Christmas morning Robert Hind
man and n. n. Anderson viii open
their new saloon IN Bland.
James D. Eakln. ]. q Horton snd y.
A. Bush. Of Aibuauerqus, visited BLAND
during the week.
John Evans had a very narrow e.
cape from a horrible death. lie was Al
work IN a mine tunnel. and had just
nnished drilling a down hole In mo
breast Of the tunnel and was In the
act Of tamplng the powder with a
small atiek OF wood when he heard a
slgzllnR noisc below. re got out OF the
tunnel Just In time for on reaching the
mouth q the tunnel the powder ex.
ploded aud fortunately no one was IN.
iuFed.
Mrs. n. II. Leonard viii receive the
appointment as Administrators OF ths
estate Of her brother Henry A. Blet-
cher. deceased, whose property II val
ued az about $1,000
a Christmas entertainment took
place a. Aibemarle last Tuesday even
lng After the musical and literary Sc
lections, the entertainment concluded
with the iaughable farce comedy
Freezing a Mother-in-law." and dane
lng for some hours.
Assessment has been done on the
Gray Eagle aud Queen OF The Spades
mines, located In Pine Canyon,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29

The Las Vegas Republican says.
The New Mexican Of Thursday gave
ar alleged list OF the newspapers % ths
territory that are favorable 70 the 80.
appointment, Of Gov. otero How val
be inferred from the fact that the two
Albuquerque daily newspapers. The Las
Vegas El independents ana the Las
VEGAS Republican were carefully omit
ted, These four newspapers represent
a combined constituency hat gave a
greater majority for the republican
party than all the rest o. the territory
combined. and each OF them favor the
rcappolutmcnt Of Gov. Otrro. Cur es-
teomed Santa ~ contemporary ought
not TO display such q diminutivc spir.
fsu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
pApIN0 on Tnr crNTUnY.

The close Of a year naturally directs
attentisn % the passing u time and
causes a period Of financial. intells .
taaL moral ana religious reviewing thai
Il. upon the whoie. salutRfy 10 tBa in-
divldual. but he passing q 4 century,
especially % one that has been crowd
"a with gteai svtnfa Il a matter Of
more than ordinary interest 10 men
and nations. % hpadreds o. millions
q human beings who saw me nine
tesnih century begin only hers and
theirs may one Of them b. found 10 Sc
lsa elossi and % che ]. 100 ooo.oo Of 20.
pie nov on che gi0bs pr06aoly ouiy 4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
rHR WORLD OBSERVES CHRISTMAS

The people OF all states and nations
have holidays, Gag days and ", At ex-
positions 10 celebrate thc birthdays u
great victories. and birthdays OF stats
or nations. The Merry Christmas Is the
greatest II reaches out beyond the
lines OF states and nations. II extends
around the world. The story OF Beth
lchem is the one story that never grows
old. The songs the angels sang 10 the
shepherds In Judoa will wmain forever
inspiration for all the JOY OF the glad
Christmas day. The STIFF Of G0d. who
gave his son, will remain the insplra-
ton for the countless gifts that glad
den the hearts OF the children ir every
home. II Is the Merry Christmas with
all its Joy on earth that strengthens the
faith and plants In the breast OF hui
manity the hope OF eternal JOY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
ROCK ISLAND CONTRACTS.


The Rock Island has let several con.
tracts for the extension OF e. south
western line TO ~ Paso. Texas u " u
require about ten months 10 burd a.,
Ei Paeo extension from Liberal tn
distance Il 800 miles. The contract
are given out for 30 miles stretches
Contractors are already rushing mer
and material on the grounds 10 be ar
work at once.
creech a Lee and Craney Bros.. tive
Kansas City arms. have contracts: a
hac tho Saubbs contracting company
% Lawrence
Upon the charter Of the chic go
Rock Island n Mexico railway com
psny. under which title the road 4,
be- built 10 miles through Daliam
sherman and Hartley counties. TeSa
appears the names % hair dozen To
peka men. The incorporaiors are. NJ
a. Low. w y. Evans, d. II. Low, II
d. Crosby. w. o. Neyill. J r.. Du
brueii. all OF Topeka 8 y. Hoyey. J
c. MeCabe. w. r. Dietrich AM NJ, v
Harris, 81 Fort Worth, Going tLsougt
the Texas Panhandle and some OF IN
richest cattle land In New Mexico. IN
Rock Island will not only have a short
~ route TO California. but wiil zap a
territory az present devoid OF railroad
facilities.
The present southwestern terminus Il
at Fort Worth. Texas. where eonnec'
ti0n II made with the Southern Paolhs
railroad for California. ny bui M
from Liberal to III PasO the route c
California will be- shortened 700 mii"s
The first construction work will be- on
that part Of the ilne from Liberal {,
Santa Rosa. n. NJ. through the ricf
valley OF the Canadian and Peols river
Cattle raised In that country are row
driven 100 miles west to the Atchison
Topeka a Santa Re railroad and ship
ped around through Colorado. II 4
rumOred that the company has plan
for further extensions beyond ~ Pas
after the completion OF the new line.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
RInICrLr nErnnal.

This talk about territorial tan reform
ls all Daldersiash.-aanta We New Max
lean.
II everybody In this territory should
adopt the above idea u would ruin New
Mexico. This IN why We cannot secure
statehood. II drives out capital. and
STILES every EFFORT az reduction OF
taxes. II has raised taxation In Santa
Fe county to the llmii of bankruptcy
In tact no one with any business sens 9
would accept the best business block IN
Santa Pc a. a gift. II may be popular
10 decry every effort 10 secure better
government In New MEXICO, and we can
only say that " such a condition OF at
;algv exist. u IL most unfortunate for
the people.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
FOr Sale by ]. n. n'RlellY q DO.

electric nght sot IN the end. Il win bs
Of great service In hunting clsws ana
catching criminals
Charles Vincent. the caterer az the
White Elephant will have charge %
TIE grand free lunch al stonsrs "Eight
spot tonight. Vincent - all riFht
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
GRANT SURVEYS cpRrTFtnD.

GRANT SURVEYS cBRTIFIBD.
Deputy Clerk Ireneo chaves. OF tho
court Of private claims. certified the
surveys OF the following grants con-
firmed by the court 20 the commissioner
% the general land once; The Arroyo
Hondo grant. IN Taos county; Santiago
Ramircz grant, Ia Santa Re county,
Santa Rosa de Cnbero grant In Ber-
nallillo county the Angostura grant. In
Bernaiiiiio countyi the santa Ana
grant. IN BernaiiiIio county. Maps OF
the grants and the field notes Of the
surveys were sent 20 the general land
Office NJ Washington. This u the ma
step IL those grant cases. judge w. p.
stone Of the cour, OF private claims
viii BE- at Santa Fe from Denver on
January a. and will leave then Tor ~
Paso 10 take testimony In the Refugio
colony grant case.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
bonds APPROVED.

Judge McFlc has approved the bond
% County Commissioners-elect Arthur
sellRrnan, first district. and jose A. Luz
ian. third district, for santa re county.
lie has also approved the bouis OF the
county commissioners of Rio Arrib
county as follows Francisco A. seyna.
frs, dlstrict Fiavio D. TruJllio, second
district. and Francisco ID. Marines
third district.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29

The ne, receipts Of the Yale Prince
ton football game. played IN Punoston.
". j.. November 81 were s7ts7T7e.
Each team received t12.2s7ss
Rubens believed that. n a man has
the right stun IN him one Pare 10 prae-
ttoaily as good a. another. that. ~ no
makes tho most Of his life wherever hs
10, a sure success awaits him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
MINE ACCIDENT.

sohn Norris Meets Death Ia the Giiiss shan
a. Pinos Altos.
A mine accident occurred az Pinos
Altos. early Tuesday morning By which
John Norris lost his life. Norris was q
man In the employ OF the Pinoa Aiios
Gold Minirg company and was work
ins Ia the dillett shaft Of the e0o-foo,
level Tho accident happened about J
o'clock. The cage became CLOSED Ia
some manner and after being rsleased
descended suddenly upon Norris. who
was standing underneath The iron
structure struck him upon the head
with tremendeous force, crushing HE
skull and breaking his neck. Norrl.
was an unmarried man, about 10 yeara
of Gge.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29

Dr. JaIaea u, Sutherland, Mra. ., W. WeFts
aHd the Anaya tatant Daughter.
Yesterday afternoon AZ o'clock az
81 Johns Episcopal church the funeral
% Dr. James n. Sutherland took place,
and there was present a large crowd,
many o. whom knew the doctor years
sgo. The Masonic lodge turned out IN
q body, and the remains % the dead
physician weno laid 70 rec IN FslrvleV
oemelegy.
MTe. paronie woFts. wife % 4. W
worta, formerly ~ business hsgo. died
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29

The following IL the musical program
70 b. given at the Congregational
church tomorrow morning; ;
DfNhu--~ FautAtlh ttftftff fstt4eufa
Misses Gilmore and Barih
Harry solo o.. 80. .,,t.s,..,....3 Selected
Mrs. d. WOLF
The Birthday OF a King 3. Weidlinger
Miss Mabel Anderson
Harp solo Do. ,ss ...tfs.s.sssfs., 'ts.ss'
Mrs. De Woln
Triumphal March 90. 80 ,ssss.s Coata
Misses Gilmore and BArth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29

Mlsa Minnie Mocus ana Mas Mamie
Hogan came Ia from the L0ratto aea-
deny. Santa ~. Saturday night The
former continued on 20 Gallup. who're
che viii spend the holidays with her
ldE;sr. Mrs Louis Saith, and tha latter
stopped over hare 10 visit Mr. James
CAFnon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
ann ruruRr nnMsrArEn.

Mr.. Harmsworth. a well-known In
giish correspondent. who 10 about 20
make visit ia thls country. contrib
utes an Interesting article on current
aud future Journalism. which wih APP
extended mention V made in The tel
graphic reports.
some OF hla expressions concerning
newspapers and newspaDer work ars
rather pedzRiie. and his remarks - =
what he thinks 10 the tncolvsnieut
form ia which newspapers are printed.
show = Lack Of knowledge OF the me-
chanlSal limitations % the newspaper.
nat what be seys a. ~ tha stimuli
taneous newspaper Of the twentieth
century, e. he calls a. 10 obviously veil
based. Few newspaper men have e.
capped the conviction THAI the neWspA-
per ot the futsre VIII partaks VI he
nature Of the trust 10 viii be an Inn
nsnse syndicate OF combine II Will
own its paper mills. rs telegraph wires
and ita dispatch boats. II ALL he pub
lahsd Ct various points simultaneous
~. Il vii! be- a great Aggregation II
capital and OF brains. and wll b. even
more powerful than the uewspa psra u
The present day The latter weaken
their innuence b. their childish parti-
sAnnhip, and are often made subseF.
Went 70 ths personal ambitions Of
The individual Tho Newspaper q this
twentieth century vide reaching
Durvsyor AMI dissemination % news,
will better understand what news 10,
how greaay iis value (which eau 10
any case reach only certain degrcs
on the scales % valu1aloan b. easily
ana swiftly deprvCiated By partisan
tincturs or any other Incidental blaa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29

The Ladies' Aid society. which was
organised In Bland about year ago
performed enicient service durlns lts
existence. haa disbanded. The balance
In the treasury, tslFB. was turned over
% school directors 70 b. used 10 puF-
chase books, supplies, etc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29

Territorial Treasurer J. N. Vaughn
received isa60 from ". o. Butium. SUI
porintendcnt Of the penitentiary. TO be
credited TO the conyicts earning fund.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29
Famine Spells

Ara \ ruiiar b womnn. Men rersiy
hint Many women ARE nabi4 20 vhst
they term vfainflnR qieils,e and this
liability IL always nioa marked AZ the
mcuthiy period Thia aloue 4 rufielent
y CONNECT The elAlntlnR apali With 9
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29

NOTARtEs PUBLIC APPOINTED
Acting Governor wallace appointed
w. 3. shepherd. Aiamogordo. otero
county; En G. Priest. nincon, Dona
Ana county, and william Marvin
Henry woodward, Of Santa re. Santa
re county. notaries public.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-29

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