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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-06-26
Boxing Contest Tonight.

Charles Wheatley and Squirrel Fin
nerty will participate in a friendly
match tonight in the rooms of the
Wheeimen's Athletic Club The affair
promises to be quite interesting TO low
ers OF the sport and number of tick
cts have been sold.
A preliminary which will be very
interesting in a general way has been
arranged between Eph Johnson and
Arville Curtis.
The affair is given as a benefit to
Finnerty.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-06-26

Senator Hanna says the President
will do no campaigning this year, save
a few porch talks" at his home in
Canton. He says that Governor
Roosevelt will take the stump.
The Republicans OF Washington
county will put in a call for Roosevelt
right now,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-06-26

Goshen, ILL.,
Genessee Pure Food Co., lie Roy, N. Y.
Dear Sirs-Some days since a pack
age OF your GRAIN-o preparation was
left at my office. | took 1t home and
gave 1t trial, and have to say was
very much pleased with it, as a sub
stitute for coffee. We have always
used the best Java and Mocha in our
family, but | am free to say like the
GRAIN-o as well as the best coffee
ever drank.
Respectfully yours.
l A. C. JACKSON. NJ. ID.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-06-26
c. R. Richardson's Report Of
Yesterdays Market.

Oil City Exchange, 3 p. m.-Cash oil
1923 offered. Credit balance, 1.25.
New York Stock Exchange, 8 p. m.-
The stock market opened feverish in
anticipation of bad crop news. The
Changers and Brooklyn Transit were
the weaker and broke a point in the
first half hour. Then there was a
fairly good rally, taking the list up a
point, but in the last hour it eased off
again, closing steady at the decline.
Chicago Board of Trade, rs D. M.
Wheat started the ball rolling at 81
to S6h for July; advanced to SS1s and
broke to SO, rallying to Sc at the close.
Corn and oats firm, at 42B and 26
cents. Pork broke from 1890 to 1882
and rallied to 12.52@55. The sislble
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-06-26

II your friends or neighbors are suffering
nom coughs, colds, sore throat, or any throat
or lung disease (inoluding consumptionl, ask
them II they have ever used Otto's Cure. This
famous German remedy Is having q large sale
here and Is performing some wonderful cur .
OF throat and lung diseases. No matter what
other medicines have failed TO do, try Otto's
curs. Large sizes sic and SOC. Sold BY all
druggists,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-06-26

STATE.
For Secretary Of State
L. G. LAYLIN, of Huron.
For Supreme Judge
JOHN A. SHAUCK, OF Montgomery.
For School Commissioner
L. d. BONEBRAKE, OF Knox.
For Member Board OF Public Works
CHARLES A. GODDARD, OF Seioto.
For Dairy and Food Commissioner
JOSEPH f. BLACKBURN, Belmont
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-06-26

Scald head is an eczema of the scalp
very severe sometimes, but 1t can be
cured. Doan's Ointment, quick and
permanent In its results. At any
drug store, so cents.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-06-26

CONGRESSIONAL.
For Congressman. 18th district
H. C. VANVOORHIS, of Muskingum
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-06-26
TUESDAY, JUNE 20. 1900.
Republican Ticket.

For President
WILLIAM MCKINLEY, OF Ohio.
For Vice President
THEODORE ROOSEVELT, OF New
York.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-30
AoEp woMAN AssAssrNArED.

sonora .Rcfugio Cana Found Dead % her
Home Ia ~ Paso.
Murder most foul was committed az
some time during last night Ia a rude
adobe hut on the hanks OF the river in
the rear OF the santa Sc pump house
No. 2. says the El Paso News
The victim OF the awful deed was
Sonora Refugio Cano. a feeble woman
s. years Of age. who lived there an
alone.
The cold form OF the victim was dis
covered al o O'Clock this morning when
her son. EncarnacIon Muela, who
drives team for Hubbard q Co.. re-
turned from his nights work There Is
no clue TO the porpetrator Of the foul
deed or the purpose of the crime
The dead body. with a 3s.callbrc bull
lot hole through the shoulders. evident
ly firei from the rear, Is the only cyi-
donce Ia the hands OF the detectives
that viii aid them In working out the
mystery.
Coroner Spencer was called this
morning ana rendered a verdict IN ac-
cordsnce with the above fac.s. Tie Gays
however that the crime was 70 all
probability committed with the purpose
OF robbery, though Il 10 not known
whether there was either money or
valuables about the pace.
sonora Cano was native OF VAL
meia. state Of Chihuahua. Mexico. but
had lived In nl Paso several years,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-30
For Sale by ]. II. O'Rlelly 4 90.

weeks Mr Hickey be an advanced cdu
Gator aud those OF our teachers attend
ing the institute Will surely profit by
hIg Instructions
a. g. N3taeuatcIu is making valuable
u0illons to bis Zee cream parlors.
When completed he viii have one Of
cos'est resorts 90 the city.
Hugh Freeman has returned home to
Carlsbad from che Lebanon. Tenn,
lau school ruu lodged attorney al
JN. graduating with honor.
The reports from The Kelly district
indicate great activity .n the camp.
queen Group u improving daily under
,he systematic development OF the
ptts.ul oWH,rs.
Aira H.. VI. Me1i vho has conducted
% private boarding house in this city
fll the past year. leaves Cor Kansas
CITY, where shg viii pend the summer
loo an cnde3yor to recupsrate her
health. She VITA probably return in
tne Calls
Thyre are large numbers OF men en-
gaEaI for taa neNt weeks harvesting.
Tu. wheat Nts never better ct the
yield more heavy aud the acreage is
uiIy 1H per- cent greater than any other
season Zoo the history OF Sew Mexico
LWi k8tz.ustaIu met with "a painful
1..IdHt, Thursday Ho. With several
u.U.f boys Hurc b. SOP of IL barn try
ng to get some young pigeons. the
board ou which hc stepped gave way
ANA hc fcl some a9 feet, d.sl1oatng his
shoulder
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-30
SILVER cry.


From the Enterprise.
Mrs Temple Shields mas obtained r.
divorce from hy. husband. W a..
shields, on statutory grounds The
CaFe was not contested, ana the court
granted a decree ON ,ha petition oi the
phluun
The Lewis company, which up rates
extensively lu old MXticu. ANA la rep
resented here by l.. ~ Terry has made
400 arrange mcnts Tor the erection OF "a
sin.piug works la Silver city
The San Jose Concentrating company
has obtained temporary Injunction
restraining j. W, Bible from taking
and using water from Gold guIah. The
hearing IL set Tor June 50 bcfpr. Judge
Parker al Santa Fe, az which yme ni-
bile is cited 20 appear ana show cause
az Go way said Injunction should not Dc
made permanent
D.. o. j. WcstIake. a physician from
Kansas city has come 20 locHt. and
practice ln Silver CITY. Dr Ntsuake
has served as first assistant house sur
g. on In the city hospital at kansas
Clty, ami later was appointed asa.s
tant city physician. he has formed a
partnership with hr. Gilbert, 90 this
gity. ANA they Will Tor The present
have their offices at the Broadway h1-
TEL
superintendent Nichols OF the Wa
ter Work. company. announced that
they had Finished laying their pipe line
from the new water supply They had
also washed the pipes out and would
connect up with the city mains The
loW OF water from The neW point OF
supply seems 20 be- ample ana 10 is Co
be- hoped all anuc.pati0ns on the part
OF both the company and the people
may be realized.
Dr. McGoWan, who has been residing
iu this city Tor the past eight or nuo
months. was taken with au attack of
pneumonia on sunday morning aUd
was Immediately taken 90 the Ladies'
hospital, In this city where De- died on
sunday night Deceased was born in
louisiana ab0ut 90 years ago. But l.t-
tle else s known OF his NE here. there
being no papers among his effects from
which anything definite could be learn
"a. lie was "A familiar character about
town. and had many good qualities.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-30
NEW MEXICO NOTES.
SAN MARctAL

From the Bee.
Luis Silva has purchased The butcher
business OF A. y. Baca.
Mrs. s. q. Hanna and children are
temporarily soiourning in Albuquerque
with friends.
Conductor Harry Boas and Fireman
John McWluiams are back from che
railway hospital az Lns Vegas.
Leo schlcy who has been in Cali
fornia IN the mercantile business s1r
the past six years. o. here visiting his
parents. Mr. and Mrs \. schey
Measles are quite prevalent IN sooor-
~. Mr and Mrs. EifcEo Baca are
mourning the loss Of little daughter.
whose death was the result OF contract
Ing this disease.
Elmer y. Ranihan a former section
boss at Soc0rrO. ~ NJ, died az I.eba-
non. Ncb.. of Ia grippe. complicated
with pneumonia. lie was a member
Of the X. % =. lodge.
Teachoi- who have made application
for positions IN the San Marcial school
of course understand that their commu-
nIcations cannot boz answered tiil the
organization OF the new board in j. ~.
Then they may expect early replies.
Friday morning OF last week. j. H.
Wilson, section foreman. shot a MeNl-
can through the left side, az "a point
south Of the mesa. The Mexican was
thv first to try hs luck with the gun.
The Mexican will get well and both
parties will relate how Il happened be-.
fore the mex; grand jury.
An assay OF the ore through which
The shaft Is being sunk on the White
Cap mine az Roseiaie gives J9s 90 In
gold. 1he vein Is four feet wide and
th's rich ore was struck at a depth OF
$50 feet. The ore body proper BE- ~ feet
wide and nearly In To- center Is found
the four foo, deposit OF decompose o
quartz Several tons are being sacked
fui the Kelly smeltcr.
Thursday night the members OF the
= n. j, G., met 80 the home OF the
VI sscs Wilson. Two new members were
voted in. Misses Ethel Wilson and MIss
Agatha Black Members o. the club
are. Lois Stark, Della Barton May
Watkins. Blanche Han Jessie Jones.
Lima Hockctt. Gussie Leiiier, Agatha
Black. Nettte Wilson. Ethel Wilson An
enjoyable time was reported by all.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-30

Ffom the ChirhaIn
Miss Flora speriug ls out again
after her late illness
Several pieces OF 'rai estate have
changed hands this week
Mrs. Dixie Quiulan visited la Magia-
lena the nrBi OF the week.
Ollin Mathews. OF albuquerque. came
down ana continued on 10 Magdaioua
on business
The Gown fiour mill has added more
machinery "a their plant, such as eIe-
Vators, cleaning ana drying machines
The farmers of this section are max
las preparations for harvesting their
wheat, the yield OF which viii be
both tine and great
The gypay band that Was camped
south Of town have departed. aud an
are Elnd % %, Tor they were an unha
worry set
AIRS. q 4 Brown and Elsie ana Mel.
Ne thinner left FOR water canon, who're
they viii rusuoats during the heated
term
Professor AZ 4 Hickey. Of Albuquor-
cue puolic schools, arrived Ia iho city
He comes 20 conduct the Normal inst
tuts Tor the counties of Socorro ana
Sierra. which begins its sessions al the
high school, aere and will last two
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-30
NrM aENIRAL MANAaEm.
., q. Nrtcaif succeeds o. Important Post
tan 90 the -. A q. q. Hnad.

., q. Nrtoaif succecds o. Important roai-
tian 90 the -. a a. q. Hnad.
An oihcial circular tO General Ascent
T. J. Helm al santa Fc, announces that
J. q. Metcall will on july 4. assume
tho duties VI general manager OF the
Denver a RIO Grande system, succced-
ing Charles Al. schlacks, who has re-
signed 10 take position vain tAe lti0
Grando Western and Aidlt nd lines.
The latter served as assistant 10 Mr,
Jcnrcy. who was general manager as
Well az president Now MI Jcutuy ru-
unquishcs 10 Mr. Metcalfe the duties OF
general manager ana retains thc presi-
dency alone AIR. MetCalfc mas Of late
years served as general manager OF the
Louisville a Nashville road, enjoys an
ehyIable reputation as a ralirOa1cr VINO
believes an expansion aud reaching Out
tor new business, ana 80 10 thought mat
his coming TO the -. q h. q. AZ this
time means great deal IN The line Of
progress and development AZ an
events. well Viahers OF the -. a p. O..
system have Ia this change grounds for
the hope that a broad ana energetic
policy Will continue 10 be pursued in
the future with reference 10 the buai-
ness needs Of Sew Mexico. Utah, WyO-
ming and Colorado.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-30
rur,,rrlr >m,rNr>r,.


Animals 100 BETTER Condition Thnu t,rr
AuoOu iiefor,.
Tb, cattle of EIaItru auI Southeast.
rfn Sew Mexico sr- Boo better condition
than flr many yrJu nys ,uv Roswell
Record THE f..Weu. rains have uu-
.I 800 1f tbe puIus uuI Kept Che grass
growing 200 % rlt, .hat BIAS boen suin
olput ,o kaep th0 aII cattle fat ana the
young ONES growing finely a much
larger ger cen, fhtH usual of the cali
rup s putting through AMI II the ia
vorlhlo conditions continue 1900 wan be-
banner y.bI m the history uf indus
try. both m tha valley ana ou the
open range
Cl,te shipments aa fsr ibis year are
something enormous uEg.eElung
100000 hgul coz ths number canon
C.fy handled majority being aerrel-
G,d With fully DO por cent the rest goo
rr about evenly frum ihy other towns
llonR the u1H From May to june
81 Chaves slightly iyl EIJy county. The
latter shippuE 1900. and tnr former
le5si head.
rbe eyes 1f .lj,lrmln all over the
country ur. turned lu th. pc.'s valley
ias year. 1uI tN. nue record of sine
season WIl draw Arg, number 90 thr
N.lI.hur ,IIes geo prospect fIr locI-
iuu VIII. ul.,.uy ua al Inv wa
leI Is taken uu t1Dr. s vast d'.i Tor
development .ul .lu.. s ALSO every
probability Nt. lh.u. H.' 20. u large
ulmn.r OF Iaut.... ur established
properties ths HII
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-30
~cIrNrlIIC ENrrDIIIoN.
Normal University ttoscnrcu Party start
for the Cln Dwellings.

Normal University Research Party start
for IA" Cin Dw"iiiugs.
The work Ia prehistoric archaeology
viii begin next week under tac person
al direction Oh President HrWett, VINO
starts overland tomorrow morning FOR
the Rito de Los FriJoles. Zoe camp
wall b. located for July among some
very ancient ruins above that canon ia
a dense forest at the base OF the Jcmez
range, about 50 miles nos Invest Of
santa he. The party Will consist %
President and Mis- HeWctt. Professor
Powell, Mr and Mrs. John Mapes, Mias
Ruth Rayuolds. Professor Chapman,
Mr.. Rollo Mcbride and viii zoe Joined
later by Professors Giyens aud Bans-
zen.
The first month viii be devoted TO cx-
cavaung ana making plans and pho
tographs OF ancient dwellings. During
August the camp Will be- located on the
PaJart0, where some very extensive
ruins are 20 be opened up, including
clin dwellings, communal houses and
burial crypts. This month of septem.
BET win De given 10 an inyostigAtlon
OF the age OF that ancient civilization
as shown by their relation 20 the ter
uury beds OF the RIO Grandc valley
aud the glacial deposits % the san
LUIS valley Ia Colorado.
A party consisting % Emerson At
kna and r.. C.. Mercer wiu start out
Saturday 20 spend the summer in orni-
biological work They viii proceed
north al the base uf the range. through
Mora and Cimarr0n and Into Tho noun
tains as Tar north as Taos and Ellza-
BEETHOVEN. making complete collections
OF all the birds aud mammals of mat
region FOR the Normal University mu-
scum.
Professor ans Mrs Cockreli win so
out later "a the summer for special
work IN entomology ana botany The
course OF their expedition is not yet
determined optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-30
MoTIon 90 TINE gaaJnMo o. ma
FUNDING noNps on dFfN aALn
nm nnsff1u

NoTIoR % TINE ggauiM0 on M
FUNDING noNpa on rvs aALu
or BONDS.
Under and by virtue OF the provis
ions oi chapter LNili OF the Acts oi
the Jsid legislative Assembly OF the
Territory of Now Mexico. Cnuiucd
AN Act to Provide lot the tofunding
OK the Bonded Indebtedness Of the
Territory of New Mexico, ana the va
a0us Counties aud Municipalities
Thereof. public notice % hereby giv.
ca ~ an holders uf thc following Out-
standing honda of Bcruahiio county, "a
said Territory OF New MoXlco, That the
same must be presented fur fafundinE,
al the regular mUrung OF the County
CumalsHi0nN,u 0i said bernahlio coun-
", 10 bee held at tho SQUIRT house in said
county on uhe gnd day Of Js,y. 1900.
and that at said time aud place TO aii
persons who shall 20 present said
bonds Tor reggndins. new bonds of said
county viii be- Issued Of the same kind
ana in the same amount ana denomina-
ton an the outstanding bonus which shall
be ~ presented, which said new bonds
viii bear interest at the rate OF four
per cent per annum as provided la Haid
act. and be- rcdcemHbie after ~ years
from the date OF their issue. and abb
sulutoly due ana payable. 50 years az
ter said date The bonds 90 be ~ re-
funded consist OF fg45Uu.U0 in funding
bonds OF said county. Issued la 1854.
g,s, OUO.oO OF court house bonds, issued
la 1880. laS.O0000 Of funding bonds is-
sued In 1855. and fi0,0g0.0O Ia 6 rcnt
expense bonds. issued la lss9.
Ana public notice ia also hereby
given that f the holders %
the said described outstanding
bonds OF the said county OF Bornalill0.
shall on the said End day OF Jaly 1900.
fail refuse or neglect TO surrender the
said bonds for rvfundlng under the pro-
visions OF said act that then and Ia
THAI event. the Commissioners OF the
said Hernalillo county, viii receive bids
up 20 and Including TIE 2nd day OF
July. 1901. al 40 O'Clock a. IA. for the
sum 81 one hundred aud seventy eight
thousand ana i've hu- red tsl1s.bO0.O0l
dollars OF rcfuNding bonds OF the said
county OF BurntiIlo, which said bonds
win be issued by the Commissioners OF
HttAHt Nv tAaAAAtfN AHaNAAf AHA tAhN NAl tiAaN
Of paying on s4Z,5V00e la funding bonds
ol said county Issued ln 1884. yiS. 900 OU
/ OF court house bonds issued 10 1885;
/ &5N,uU0uO Of funding bonds. issued In
/ iss9. and yt00O0.u1 uf current expense
bonds, issued IN 1850; the bonds TO be
10 issued viii bcar interest al the rate
OF four per cent per annum. and viii
/ Doe rcdccmable after twenty years from
the date OF issue and absolutely due
and payable thirty years thereafter.
The right TO reject any and all bids IS
| hereby reserved, ana bidders will be
required 10 deposit with The treasurer
Of bcrualillo county certified chcc,
for the sum OF one thousand dollars.
as O. guarantee inat tho bonds viii bo
tn-on and the money paid. Do their bid
is accepted. which sum ana cheek shall
be forfeited Co said county lu case tho
bidder 20 whom the bonds are awarded
shall fail 60 carry out his agreement.
B.. A. MlERA.
chm Board 90 Co. Com
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-30

We look IN 1inazemcnt nj the burdens
some women carry upon their heada.
Yet how light they are compared with
the burdens some women carry upon
their hearts. There are childleas women
Who's hearts ache ccasclcssly because II
the Chldles home. That burden Of
childieslncss has been lifted from the
heart of msuy a woman by the use Il
Dr. Picrcc's Fayoritc Prescription. Many
OF The obstacles 10 maternity are remov-
able Such obstacles are entirely 70.
moved hy Fayorite Prescription Il
contains no alcohol NOT narcotic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-30
oFfleIAL NerEs,
LAND OFFICE TRANSACTIONS.


pOsTMAsrERs APPOINTED
Misc Eyanz,lluo Houer has been APP
pointed postmaster az Biossburg Col
flN county. to succeed Charles D. Pet.
rfsuu. removed Miss Nina Creames
has been appointed pustmoRie. ntI
bloomfield, San Juan county vice
blanche swirc. resigned.
AN INCORPORATION
John ~ Cuuoy aud Theodore O. Mar.
iin 1f Wagon Mound. Mora county
aud Andrew A. Jones. OF Las Vegas
San Miguel county Incorporated the
CWey A Martin company. with 100000
capital ana headquarters 90 Wagon
Mound The company will engage in
the cattle business. The directors are
John ~. CuIley. Theodore q. Martin.
Mary &. Cullcy aud Ethel u Martin.
LAND OFFICE RECORD.
Following are the transactions at the
United states land office Ina santa Re
Eos the week ending at noon Wednes.
dav.
Andres Laumbach. t@ Cueva, 100
acres san Miguel county Emil Ashe.
HALLS Peak. 100 acres, Colfax county.
John 4. Pond. La Plata. 50 acres, san
Juan county. Leon Nelson, Anton Chi
CO.. 100 acres. san Miguel county, Chris.
ton Nelson. Anton chico. lG0 acres. san
Miguel county, Todoslo Lopez. lgnaciO
Colo. so acres san Juan county. Cleo
faa Garcia. Rome. 100 acres. san Miguel
county. Manuel Garcia. TERRA Anna
villa. 100 acres. Rio Arriba county. Ma
boz rruiuio. TERRA Amarilla 100 acres.
lido Arrba county. Tones Martinez.
Canilion. so acres Rio Arriba county.
Canine Martinez, Caniilon s0.4 acres.
Rio Arriba county.
Final Homestead Panta-
lion Leal. Wagon Mound. 100 acres. Mo-
ga county
Coal Dcclaratory statements George
g.. Morgan. ia Plata, west half south
/ west quarter section "a. township %
north. range % vast southeast quarter
/ southeast quarter section 10. township
81 north. range IS west. northeast
| quarter northeast quarter section %.
township 32 north. range ~ west. san
/ Juan county
| Application for patcnt-E. l.. Medlor
W @. Hope Albuquerque O. NJ. Bow
! er Kansas city. by =. ", Dobson. at
lorney in fact. applies for patent ON the
| routo lodge mining claim. Cochiu MIN
| Ink district urynallll0 county
Land Sold -Juan Duran. ortiz. colo,
/ 900 acres Rio Arrba county
! coal Land Purchlsc-G George W
Kutz. Lumbertou, 90 acres. Munero. Rio
Auiba county This purchase settles
ID long contest between ku,z and Mrs
Carrie j.. FrIra 90 aL
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Herman a. iansbcrg. OF vallccitos
Rio Aruba county has been appointed
a notary public ~ Acting Governor
/ Wallace.
CENSUS MATTHIAS.
Hon. Pedro Sanchez. census cnumera
tIr. has returned To Santa Fo after d
brief visit % HE home iu the bcautlfu
Taos valley. Co Mora and Las Vegas
III Sanchez states that the ccnsu,
Hork is now being rapidly closed up
shg euumytitors having az a ralc, per
formed ,hvir daburs with arlcfity ant
tuuiougunrss watch commands his al.
m,rution Some surprising gains Il
population ana Industrial Development,
have been reported. but an such facu
are ruardcl as SCI with the str,ctes
secrecy. ana VIII not Doe given out &,
he public uatl fully tabulated and OH
emliy announced by che director OF thl
census go Washington.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-30
HIrIrs ron cmINA
Two Car Luad, Pass Through Albaqucr.
que un the santa &c.

Two Car Loads Pass Through Aibaquer.
que GA the santa 90,
Two car loads of Remington rifles
ANA neld ammun ion passed through
AI1uquer4u. over thc Santa We We'd
uD.Iay night ga route to the Pacinc
COAST The uItimat, destination OF the
arms ana ammunition a thc United
States war ships nov ON the coast OF
China ana the rifles VIII be used by
tne marines in Jh. campaign boz the ce-
.DsuB kingdom
rae .on lgHm'n WAS sent out 90 New
York over me Erie ANA arrived in CHI
etgu Monday afternoon % Was there
tskeu charge of 1y che Santa Zee and
hurried west ss fast frc.gh, Il b. ex-
p,Dt.J .hst ,h rifles and ammunition
VIII be ou rhe way across the Pacific
..egn uy saturday