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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15

From the Chisaaip

From the Cheitain.
Miss Callie Long. a teacher IN the
Aagdaiena schools. " al che home OF
Mrs Carrie spcrlinK In this city.
whore she has been confined for several
days with an attack OF quinKy
George A. Hasty went out 90 the
MagdaienRs 20 DO some development
work on his Alligator mine. Il IL re-
ported that AFR. HaEletine u Boston
has bought an interest In this property
for 81 eco. which sum IL 10 10 expended
In development
Mrs. Van Dusen's young son. who
had the misfortune 20 fall from q horlu
and break his nose and an arm l. re-
covering from the effects Of the accl-
dent as rapidly as could be exp ctsd
The case Is attended ny Or sWisher.
Mayor Cortinas says THAI he u goi q
60 try 20 secure the passage ~ an ordi-
nan,s requiring the water master %
collect water tax ono, a month aud al
~ requiring hlm TO shut on the water
y the tax Is not paid within ten days
Of the date on which re tax falls due.
J. y. Bmler. cowboy on one of
por4era ranches In the western part OF
abe county. was IN town for the ser.
Vices Of surgeon. Two months ago
d horse fell with him. dislocatlug one
of hts shoulders and also breaking a
b0Es. Or. SWlsher. assisted BY DIR,
ssong reduced the disiocatlon. 81 IN
broken bone. and sent the hardy COW.
boy on his way prepared for future
emergencies.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
SAN MAGICAL.

IRON the Bee.
Mrs. C. q. culckshank has gone on a
Walt TO her friend. Ma n. y. Nudge,
On Topeka, kas,
Conductor Fred Flint showei up on
che streets after tussle OF several
days with that troublesome maiady. la
grippe
n. g. Seiman IL slowly recovering
from the injuries he suffered recently
BY MS team running away. hut has
ventured out OF doors very little.
The Junior literary society met a.
thc home OF Miss Minnie McCoach and
after the usual program was rendered,
Capt. Jack Crawford. who was a guest.
entertained the members with recitaa
siona. which were greatly enjoyed,
w y. suEg has written a friend here
that he has Joined Uncle Sans navy
at San Francisco. He expects 90 be
assigned 20 the battieship Wisconsin.
Mr.. Sngg was In the atorehousa de-
partment Of the santa Re here a cou-
pie OF years. and a few months since
transferred 20 Stockton. cal
y. A. Lagcrwet well and favorably
known IN san Marcial and for some
time an employe OF the santa re Paci-
DC railway at Albuquerque. has been
promoted 20 division storekeeper with
headquarters at Needles and has
charge Of four stOrehouaes bstwesn Sell
lsman and naksrsneld.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
rHE oErIz MIN
Force OF Men Steadily Employed rroPo.
sition ~ Creditors.


sition ~ Creditors.
Jas 4. jackson. superintendent ~
the Ortiz mine at Dolores, Wa Ia Ger
rillOs, aud from him the Register
CLEANED the following concerning this
well known property.
A force ~ twenty men are steadily
employed pushing the drifts oi the 40-
foot levels north ami south. a large
body W ore carrying native copper and
iron sulphitcs has been encountered.
Mr. Jackson has sent ASSAYS Of this ore
10 Mr.. Buriingame, OF Denver, and
should the returns be satisfactory the
force % men la both mine aud mill viii
nj once be largely Increased and ship
ments commence,
The mine Is producing enough free
milling ore to keep the mill running
steadily.
Up 20 last August the mine was being
worked from 81 Louis and az q loss %
the owners, but since THAT time Mr..
jackson has made the property pay cX-
penses and has continued 20 push devel-
opmeni work.
The Register Is Informed by good au.
thority that the owners ~ the Ortiz
property have made a proposition To
the creditors to pay % per cent Of the
Indebtedness OF Che mine each month
until all dents are paid.
II the creditors accept this oiler u
will take the company but five months
tO pay It's debts and then we can expect
some decided Improvements Ia this
property.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
LAND COURT.
Natter Of AllOtments In the San MI
gusl del BadO Grant.
THE ntsllLA COLONY GRANT.

In the court Of private land claims
saturday forenoon. the matter OF Allot-
fnsnts In the saa Miguel del fadn
grant was argued by Messrs. Reynolds
and Pope for the government and III
sner =. vecder and Solicitor General
y. L. bartlett FOR the plaintlns. The
grant IL situated In san Miguel county
end IL claimed for si5.soo.so acres BY
Julian 9andoval et al and Levi r. Nor
ROn.
The corrected survey OF the Arroyo
ffondo grant In Taos county Wa an.
proved. II was claimed for 1900 acres
~ Julian Marines 81 al. and q con
nrmed for q, 62s IS acres II Ia located
near AmiEett.
An order of the court WAS entered
amending the decree Ut the confirms.
fion OF the Afesilla colony grant SO
that the boundaries are a. follows. The
north boundary % tract No 1 shall be-
an east line running from the north
west oorper at the Penanco Prieto hill
20 the northeast corner on the west
boundary Of the Dona Ana Bend col
ony grant The description % tract
No. set forth ln said decree viii h, az
follows; Commencing at point In
the westerly boundary o. tract No. I
as above described and 5000 varas from
tbs northwest corner thereof. said 600
varaa being measured by following the
neander west boundary OF tract No. I
from the northwest corner OF snii tract
No. from the northwest corner % said
tract No. /, from point on said west
boundary 1000 varas from said north
west corner measured AZ aforcsa q.
running due west 5000 varas; thence
eowtheriy and parallel % said western
boundary ~ tract No. I 1900 due east
5 900 yaras 20 the isftersection OF snia
frat mentioned boundary; thence
northerly along said FIRST mentionf a
boundary 5000 varas 10 the place OF be-
ginning. making a tract Of one square
iaasue, more or less.
Case No. 2ii was taken up. /, u tn
cas- Of Jose Antonio Wan. Ct al vs.
tie United States for the sanio Do
mingo de Cundlyo grant In santa Re
county u G Gorlner made the argu.
ment cor the plaintlfi
The surveys In the cases Nos. ia md
its were approved These are the Pan
ascO largo and tho Santiago Rnmiv7
grant cases both grants being situated
IN Santa W. county. a. The head oi
Santa re canyon The former wa
claimed by Higinio Lujan et al fer G.i-C
acre and the latter By neni,o BOZ
rego 81 al FOR I.6ias6 acres. Tine area
Oe the two grants as confirmed s. 2ig.ig,
acres
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
sTATEMENv FROM NEviN.

Los Angeles. Dec. iO.--From General
Manager Nevins Office the following
statement was obtaiuei to-day regard
ng the strike situation on the Santa
Fe: Trouble on our southern Calit0r.
MIA division has never reached proper
ions 20 cause us Inconvenience. IN
Ibis city all vacancies have been filled
~ the valley road six men qui,. Their
places were filled. on Superintendent
Dcnair's diviclOn from sellgman 60 40.
ave. fourteen men quit, and OF super
iltendent Hibbard's division from Sell
ltman To Albuquerque there were four
vacancies yesterday Practically an
these have beon supplied. Al traflic
handled without the slightest delay. A.
FAR Rs the lines west Of Albuquerque
are concerned the strike is practically
ended"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15


Last night at the home ~ Ms. Me-
Closky on East Coal avenue wAs tho
scene OF a pleasant gathering uf Chris
tian Endeayorcrs to bid goodbye e.
their most earnest workers. Mf. ana
Mrs. Ii. y. Llthgow, who viii leave lor
Topeka. kas.. and New ada. Mo. Wed
nesday morning. The reception was
given IN the manner Of fruit shower
and was a total surprise 20 SIR and
Mrs. Lithgov. A very pleasant even
Ing was spent playing games ana tell
lng ghost stories The stories were told
with the object OF preventing Mr on.
Mrs Lthgow from going away. but
they didn't believe IN ghosts AZ the
CLOSE Of the entertainmsnt Sir Llth-
gov made a short talk telling nis
friends why 70 waa necessary FOR him
TO 20. and thanking them for their
kindness Rec Marsh responded in be-.
half 81 the Christian Endeavoreis ami
the church after which me happy
crowd bid SIR. and Mrs LthRow good
bye. Those prerent were. MI ana Mrs.
Iith gov Rcg. Marsl and wife. Mr.
Thayer, Mr. and Mrs Palmer Mr. ant
Mrs Bryce. Misses CrnIg. BalIridge.
TWay. Georgia ana Bertha HarRhart.
g. Hyde. Mrs w o Hopping. clyde
Hopping, Lawson Aud. Lawrence Dry.
Thomas Hughes. d.. spears. ard Mr.
and Mrs McCloslgy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15

Could noi express the rapture OF An
ME n, Springer. Of ii25 Howard street.
Philadelphia. Penn, when che found
that Dr. Rings New Discovery Tor
Consumption had completely cured her
OF a hacking cough that Tor many
years made llge = burden. All other
remedies and doctors could give her NO
help. but she says Of the royal cure.
1T soon removed the pain In my chest
and can now sleep soundly, some
thing I can scarcely remember doing
before. | feel like sounding Ice praises
throughout the universe" 90 will ev-
cry one who tries Dr. Kings New Dis
covery for any trouble OF the throat,
chest or lungs. Price zoe and ti.00,
Trial bottles free nj J. n. oRielly a
Co.'S drug store. Every bottle guar
antoer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
oUa NEW BIxDER.
ne h Harry v. aItehnsF-M Mr.. sud Ms.
LlthGoW 90 keavs.

Ne h Harry v. aitchasF- NJ. snd Me-
Llthsow 90 Lsavs.
Harry Il. afitchneF arrived In the
city last Saturday night. 90 take the
position made vacAnt by the reaigna-
ton OF Harry 8 Lithgow. VINO. with
hla wife, will leave Wednesday morn
ing for Nevada. Mo. where ihey will re-
aide IN the future. Mr. Mitchner comes
from New ton. Kas.. highly reeom-
mended. and the Kansas Republican
has this 20 aay about him.
Harry Il, Asiohner. VINO has been
employed In the Kansan bindery for
the past year. has resigned MS posi-
tion. and viii leave this week for Al
buquerque. n. NJ. where he viii enter
the employ Of the Daily cltizsn. In iis
book binding department Tue Daily
citizen u the largest publication IN
New Mexico and the adjoining terri
tory OF Arizona. and Mr. Mitohnee has
secured most desirable situation.
Harry has been a resident OF thia ely
nearly eighteen years and IL 20 we'll
known 60 ti,s cidaens OF thss communal
~ that any words Of c0mmsndation
from us are almost superhuous. lie is
one Of the best book binders IN tke
state OF Kansas az HE work viii tes-
tlfy. In the anishing. ruling and for
warding lire. be has no superiora and
few can equal the work he tuIns out
TIA Kansan bespeaks bright f1turs
toE him IN che Tar west His hrotass
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
ArbIlratIoa sapgr.ede. strIkss.

Tho strike ia becoming useless aud
obsolete ia the railway service, says the
Railway Age, superseded by calm and
reasonable conference between repre-
sentatlycs Of the branches oi the service
concerned and the managing officials.
la this way the trainmon % the South
ern Pacific have just effected an under
standing with the company la regard
70 wages, Ia which each side msde some
concessions and good feeling was main
tanned. On the Chicago, Milwaukee a.
st. Paul, Lehigh Valley and several
other roads, differences have within a
few days been adjusted ia the same man
nor. Tho strike has fulfilled It's mission.
Let fo.ce give place to reason among In
telngent and reasonable men,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15

A startling incident, OF which Mr..
John oliver, Of Philadelphia. war the
subject, ig nara "a by him a. follOwsi
Il was In a most dreadful condition.
Ny akin was almost yellow, eyes
suaken. tongue coated. pain continual
~ In back and sides. no appetite--grad.
uaily growing weaker day BY day.
Three physicians had given me up, For
tunately, a friend advised trying Elec-
trio Bitiars. and to my great Joy and
surprise the first bottle made de-
clded Improvement. / continued their
uae for three weeks and am now a well
man. know they saved my life and
robbed the grave Of another victim"
No one should fail TO try them. Only
soc, guaranteed. at ]. u .O'Rieliy a
Co.'S drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
MEssAGE no sTRfKERs.

wichita. Kas.. Dee iO.-The follow
ing message received by Mr.. Newman
from 81. Louis. where headquarters OF
the O. II. T. ls located this m0ring
Progress OF the strike entir ~ salts
factory. President Dolphin Is In Gal
weston personally directing Affairs. Our
success IL assured beyond q doubt II
the men stand arm Ninety -nine per
cent OF the men on the santa Fe Paci-
nc. Southern California valley line and
Gulf. Colorado a Santa Fe are out and
over 95 per cent OF the Santa We pro-
per n ~ also absolutely necessary
that all the men stay out 20 the end
FOR defeat this time would mean the alb
dlcation OF the schedule on The whole
santa re system Pas no attention 10
Newspaper stories OF railroad ofiiclals
that they are hiring large Numbers OF
men and that many % our men are re-
turning to work. Both are untrue and
made IN hope OF weakening the men
They cannot nli the strikers places
Twenty-fo hours more Will bring vic
tory to us. See that all your territory
gets this az once ana urge them "a
stand nrm" Csigned)
II. n. PnRHAM. Grand Secretary and
Treasures.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
orERAroRs Jos srRIKN.

Fresno. Cal. Dec. i1.-John ". Hays.
local chairman uf the o. Il, r.. and e.
member Of the Chicago grievance COM
mitttc. makes ne following stat m nj
"As far az can be ascertain 4 every
operator on the san Joaquin valley a.
vision % she Santa Re. went on;
promptly al D. m. Suudly. ;. a. New.
man. general chairman OF the order
wired me- Company shows evidenc,
toward early settlement
The dispatcher's ofilre here sag tina
an trains are on time ana ou'y fou
men out.
Newman also ceived the ~ lowing
"Ncw Mexico and RIO Grlndc al. is'ons
report everybody out bu. four sn1 W.
have a represent tive on the way "a
sci, them out"
Newman says that when the strike Il
on he viii notify all local chairmfn and
they instead 81 himsrlf will order he
men back.
President DOlpain advises Galveston
men that other departments have wiz
od officials that the strike NUT be AT
once stopped or Il win Involve the en-
tire train strike.
Message from Topeka by General
Manager Nudge that DECLARED strike
of Is utterly without foundation" said
Newman I'VE wall not arbliratc un-
der any circumstance"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
srRGKn NnAnI.Y ovER-

Chicago. Dec. iO.-From advIces re-
celyed to-day ofieials of the Santa Fc
company are fully convinced that the
tclegraphors strike ~ nearly over.
Third Vice President Barr received
from General Manager Nudge az To-
pelSa. the following message Newman
1t Wichita is sending messages to ali
operat0a telling them they have
agreed with President Ripley TO arbl.
trate and can return to work subject to
call"
Regarding this message. Bar said
AS FAR az the railroad company IN con-
ccrncd there has been no agreement TO
arbitrate and this action OF N,wman
simply means that the strike = fiEzsing
out"
President Ripley ensphatlcRlly reit-
Grated his statement 0f Saturday thnt
mo operator who Joined This strike, In
violation OF agreement with the COM
pany. would be re-cmpi0yed"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15

TIE ear situation ca both western
and eastern lines continues tD show a
big shortage. the same az Cor several
weeks past That means al a point
utilc s!ort % desperate with fcmo OF
the rOads
y has been necessary Tor opsfntina
departments Of some Of the roads TO
station men az terminals whosa spccl.
nc eork is Oh watch the cars OF their
lines and send them hack over thflr
own road Tor distributiun THIS ls done
30 prevent other roads from impress
ing them into service. So much 90 this
extra zeal has been Forthcoming that
Operating officials have 10 stand Jokes
about cmpi0yiug men CD 81 40 nights
and watch thoir cars.
THO santa Ft averages a shortage "
coo cars a day, a he's run as high az
i.po in ono single day. Met handiss
has been running heavy steadily during
the fail. the grain movement D. Wnl
oongostci aud fruits from southern
California are beginning 10 cume cut
This road ~ also pressed Tor tarragt
and express room 10 the face of tho
holiday crush. For through loads OF
such matter TO California points. rcfri.
gprator cars % tho hlRhrst class aud
palace horse cars are being prVasci into
service.
A. to general business northwestern
roads afo beginning to feel the effect in
the shortage ~ the whesi crop by a
decrease in the volume 81 mCvhnndiso
traffic into Minnesota aud the Dakotas
There n Il large tonnage an over the
west, nut Invest ana southwest be- coal
lumber and building material Tho con.
dillon ~ the western and southwcatcrn
fnfmers d. shown by ihe enlarged ship.
mtnis % wagons huEaies sowing ma
Gaines ana furniture. many car loads
boins taken out. The Oci0bcr traalc
on the burlington and santa ne roads
was the best in their history EIninHa
have hoon g0od ant operating EXPENSE
have held at minimum. Officers state
that thvlr Nov mber business has been
an that they can expect ana win COM
pare We'll Win lest year. although tho
car loauings, particularly on the sputh-
western lines, are mo-, heavy as Go Oc-
t0bcr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15

Rev J ~ Mcclure. 0f che Highland
Methodist church. was passenger 10
Magdalona yesterday.
Mrs. r. a. Bachelor. OK H. Joseph,
Mo. q here FOR a weeks visit With her
parents. Cot. ami ars J. y. Moore.
John T.. owen ia ia the southern sec
tion ~ the territory. representing the
Montrzuma savings. Building and
Loan association,
Judge Fuller. OF the United states
court 81 private land claims. and Mai
Page A. Otero. brother ~ Governor
Otcro. are ia the city from santA Fe.
a, J. Isoomis. deputy internal reve-
nue. collector. is here on official duiy.
Sc nnda the LEGAL liqu0e dealers pay
ihg strict attention 90 The revenue law.
Thomaa Healy. the W. J. Lsmp rep
rcscniauyo al Ccrfilios, O. in the oity
To-day. he Us here on business. and viii
fetu,s 20 Cefrillos Tomorrow morn
Ing
The big front window Of the H. ~
HellwcE a CO.'S store Ola South Second
street next 90 The p0aiofiice a showing
90 nicely IN some substantial holiday
goods
NJ. W Fiournoy. ne Woe Or sldent oi
lho First National bank. was around
yesterday introducing W. -. Mauiding
aeli-kn0wn business man ~ Dahl
gfen, lll
Yesterday afternoon az thn govern
ment Indian school Prof G. o. Hod.
gin. 81 the New Mogico university
made IN Interesting address 20 chs
scholars.
Mrs. J o Huiohiaon wa a passengoi
aouth bound 60 the CITY OF Mexico las
night. shoie she viii v,sit q fhughiFr
and vain probably remain away fo
several months.
MIA r. T. Butts ana her daughter
Miss Frances. who were 90 silver city
called thlther by thg sickness and sub
ssauont death of fhe father of Mrs
Butts. have returned 10 The siiy.
Arthur Koch. representing tho W .
Lemp Brewing company a. Louis. Z
| hero i0-csy coming in from me vest
He s. around VISTA Thua. Hsnly ~ Ger
ii,oa. and viii leave Tomorrow morn
ing Tor Colorado.
J. J. Johnson, ~ saver CITY, whsN
D. % woil-kn0Ub. L. in che metropolis
to-day
Ths evening % n Piirchid. a we'll
| known ft Louie $40 commercial tfaV
eler ana Hiss Media Iyler. she was
resident of ths tiiy far mEy years
| Win D. united ln tte holy bonds o
\ aediack. fhe ceremony to hs Performs
al ,ht resamee of Mrs feaaie Cave.
slslsg Os Mlas Tyler, ~ san BeraAgdl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
conrreratlen AII.ert nmrer.

Al the annual meeting ~ onnHrega-
ton Albert on the 9th inst. the follow
ms officers were elected 30 serve the
ensuing war, viz 4. LOwcnihal.
president; Noa llfcld, vice president.
A. Fieischcr. secretary. Alfred Drums
field, TREASURER. Trust ses--J A Vein
mann and A. Flelscher for two years
each; q. spitE, A. Faber and Louis
Strauss, one year ench. Tho mcr,ing
was thoroughly harmonious and che
congregation l. reported IN prosperous
condition. the retiring officers having
given the utmost satisfaction In their
administrator.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
NUDGE REPoRTs.

Topeka. Dec. lO-General Manager
Nudge this afternoon said; Every
thing T. running smoothly. Many or
orators are urging 10 he taken back II
Is too late now"
Trains arr running regularly, pas
scnger and freight" said sdpehnten-
dent Resseguie.
The California limited train due at
Kansas City tomorrow. reported
lost" left La Junta, Colo.. this after
noon 20 minutes late.
Both General Manager Nudge and
superintendent Ressegule are working
at the key Of the general once here to-
day. Most OF the me remain out here
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
STATEMENT FROM NEWMAN.

Wichita, DeC, i0--T'he following
statement was Issued az II o'clock BY
GENERAL Chairman Newman ot the
santa Nv system 81 telegraphers The
situation Is brighter than Il has been
since the strike was inaugunat-d. Word
has come TO ma from different sources
that che santa Re officials are sending
out bogus kilograms over my alleged
signature. wherein I order the men 20
return to work a. the strike IL temper
arlly adjusted. During the LAST eigh-
teen hours Is or 90 men have quit, who
we're taken IN 90 an the places % the
strikers. n any attempt u made hy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15

cine, %. held at tho courthouse yestcr-
day M Z p. m, justice ~ the peace. 20.
ferlno Croilott was rc-uominated Tor
the same position 10 be voted f1r on
Monday. January r. 1891. by the rcpub-
iican party. Nep0muceno Duran was
made the nominee Tor precinct consta-
he upon the same tlclCct. The meeting
was largely attended and very enthu-
siastio upon the REORGANIZATION '
Judge Croliot, az he O. very popular
In the precinct Nosior Montoya, chair
man. Tomas Duran, secrutary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
NrnyE or A PASS FIENp.
Illinois MsRs Qassr or9and Ter Free
Transportation.


Transportation.
Many strange and amusing appeals are
made "a the passenger and s!ckot agents
Of large railroads who have power 70
issue free transportation when they con-
slider the applicant worthy Of such favurs
from the companies. General Agent w.
j. black OF the santa Fe, was made the
subject Of a Merry strike one day last
week.
The request came IN the shape oi q
telegram from a small town IN Illinois.
II was sent over the company's special
wire ~ the expense Of the company, aud
read as follows:
General Passenger Agent santa 70
railroad: Am about "a leave for Okla
homa, and as am going 70 take man
with me who Will his fare from here
there ! deem IL Just TO ask you for q free
pass for myself from here 70 Oklahoma
and return,
"JoHN BLANK"
Mr.. Black did not send the free pass
60 the illlnolsan. but set % work 90 figure
out how long II would take for the rail-
road to drift into the hands Of q receiver
II free pass was given 20 every person
who could ind another who was willing
70 pay his full fare one way. Asa result
of his figuring ho soon discovered that
the company would soon have % sell
some Of lts rolling stock 70 pay operAt.
ing expenses,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15

Kansas city D,c u-Catt.e--Re-
ceipts. 1000. 10 cents lower Native
steers Ao0u5A0, Texas stcors. gg00u
go. Texas cows tlIs0S25. native
COWS ana helfcrs. 81 i0uA25. stncker,
and fccders, g. 50al25. bulls t260W
a2b.
Calves -liCcelpts tO00 steady Co
shade lower az ti2505 60.
sheep Receipts, 5000. steady. lambs
NO0ua15. muttDus. t2O08iO0.