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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
80 srAn ruNNNi.

Tho Navajo G0d Mining Company
placed an oIVitr FOR i've CssFhoads ~ one-
inch pipe wlth "a ~. Louis firm last
week owing to the sgurcity OF water in
the Cocifiti ,ilalI1s this ytar tae com
pany h compelled 20 exiefid a lape lina
fnm Media Dia canyon to the AIR com-
pruseor atOve Bland IN order 20 con-
tinun the work % driving the TURNED.
Thc line viii be- run along the prDgoecd
rltrie ~ ihe runway on the hillside In
pino crinyun and when completed via
b. 0yor mile In length.
II d expected the piIe win ARRIVE hers
nuvt wtgk. and na aooa ua Il IA laid
and tho connections afN nade the aiF
drills ln nv big working tunnrl viii be
started again, II IL the wdah Of the
sompany ~ hayo fun forces employed
In the tunnel. and Tnther than suspend
operations on TIE works until a supply
Of wntcr h secured. they docidod on
lael Monday afternoon to employ thres
eight hour slifta, 30 continue The wogA
with tmnd drills. The nfst shift began
at II O'Clock Monday night Instead 81
driving west Oh the tunnel the moT
were unieusi 10 drift In q aouthcriy a..
rsotion from poina s,iYont 500 feet frorf
TIM mouth, and Il Is underwood thii
course Will be pursued until uhe oppo'
site wall Of iihe big star lend n enc0un.
tered. owing 20 the hard nature q IN,
country rock the hand dSalleTs win mo-
not be able 10 make much heodway
but AZ soon ms pleniy OF water Is Sc
curcd. the sullivan air drills will b.
put In motion again
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
BLAND sRsWTlts,

From the Herald.
aiu Mary Fsncl was In Albuquerque
a few days ON a business visit.
MFs. William Odgers went doRh 10 Al
buquorque on wednesday. where she
VIII Join her husband.
The httla daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Cooper IL lying dangerously ill
with siege Of typhoid fever
Refusio. the little daughter OF q. NJ.
stephens and wife. died 0n Wednesday
afternoon az i.i5 o'clock. after an 30
ness OF three weeks Tho child was
elgat months Old. and the cause ~ o.
death WIS due 81 am attack a oholerl
infantum The REMAINS were accOmpa-
MED By the sorvNing parents 60 Pcna
Bianca, where brief funeral aei yiccs
we're conducted az the Catholic church.
after which the body Wua laid 10 roa,
Ia uhe cemeteIy at that place.
}. g. Flournoy was among the possen-
gers wlfo left On saturdays stage bound
Dor The territorial metropolis AIR.
FlOuroy AMI npmily win enjoy a vaca-
ton during the summer uaouths on the
ri0ific coast
leon R0bsass. a shoemaker by onou-
patton and who has made his home horo
FOR several months Iaisa, was sent over
10 the Sisters hospital la Santa Fo on
Tuesday fnr treatment. A pager was
circulated auglng tha business ulln b, se
during The week and sufficient funds
were secured 10 dofnay ihe expeuaf Of
sending the sisk man to the capital
city.
]. o. OO0imAn retu1nsd 90 Hhnd last
saturday and Tackcd hts household
goOds. and with hts VIII and little aon
depaIted for Organ n. a., whcie tBey
Win reside IN the f,Ituns, Mr. Goodwin
Il wcii-ign0Wn mining pnlm0icr and
'waa resident ~ this plaoe for about a
year Ito ~ now associated with his
brgthor IN thu Organ mountains and
they have secured "a bond and lcaac ON
the Ruby and t,cnpse copper claims.
The prupcrty is owned by John iiere-
ford sinking IL beinE carried on ana
the shaft on one 81 the prOpcrtiea ~
down abosn 70 feet. and the leNasea have
ercnod a fne strcah ~ copper Which as
alyN little beuor than 20 per cent
The ore Il be,ng piled on the dgmp snd
ths Goodwin brothers eNpcca 90 soon
place tho Ruby and Eciipso on the ship-
ping Est.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

A. M, swan returned from an arch
Geological "trip 70 the south Of McCaI1ys
station and secured nne maps o. tho
MontesunIa mesa ruins and OF a system
Of ruins % cqual interest, also fine
phoiugfUph-that are located three
miles from the Montoxuna ruins on the
same mesa system. Mr.. Swan and Mr.
Buseer, with a strong party viii 80 out
Ia these ruins In a few days TO m4lise
further investigations.
While al Gallup Mr.. swan met .str.
=. ]. HOiainger. chief forester FOR New
Mexico and Arizona. who had received
orders from rhe knd department to ex-
anime the Zuni mountain country with
a view 0f establishing a forest reserve
to inehnie all the timber found there.
after which his Instructions ordered
him 10 vish all the ruins In New Mex
leo. Arizona. Colorado and Utah and re-
port upon their condition and lmpor-
tance. and put up notices that no exca-
waiting In any OF thcm under penalty q
prosecution on felony charge. Mr.
Hoisinger has sob on hand which WIN
last him n he Ia active. about 1000
Year,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
THE SUPREME COURT.
The Members Met in the New Cap
ltOI Building at Santa Fe.
TwtEYONt DECISIONS.

A ssoro 81 attorneys were on hand
when the NeW Mexico supreme curt
opened an adjourned session az z
o cAJck Thursday afternoon. sJtting for
the first timc ia the beautiful and state
~ chamber In the new capitol. at santa
Fs. Many Of lne VISITING attorneys had
never enkorod the hail before. and The
spacious and handsomely furnished
apartments were commented on and
admired not llttlc. chief Justice Mills
presided win becoming dignity, sup
ported by Associate Justices J. W..
Crumpaolser. john X. Mcfle and n. A..
Parker Tolls term Was called FOR the
express purpose ~ announcing opinions
and she members VI the bar we're an at
tantlon fsom the Opsning mOmcnt
'mOus the nut opeinlOua HIsnOunoed
81 the chief Justice was la the case OF
William Hail. charged with murder
and under sentence OF death. appealed
from Chayos county. Thc case Was re-
verscd and now trial granted. the
announcement OF which brought graf
ify1ng twinkle to Judge Frcematn'a eyes,
he being Halle attorney. other impOr-
tant cases decided were The 1ernnlillo
county Tax casca, against @te Santa Fe
Pacific railroad company. la which the
Judgmen.s OF the lower courts were al
nrntssi. Appended IL a gcu0rd Of The de-
c.eiOns announced,
stephen Oanayan " Frank Dugan.
affirmed.
santa lie Pacific railroad company
Va y. Bossut, 9, al. garnishee. al.
Armed.
city OF Albuquerque W. the Coop
eradge Building and Loan association,
reversed aud rcmanded.
IsoWenthal a Meyers W.. santiago
Baca e. al. affirmed.
Territory W. fIBt National bank u
Albuquerque. affirmed.
FIRST National Bank OF Albuquerque
We. :. NJ Folsom writ OF error dis
m.ssed.
JOge l.. Pcrca, tisasuroT. ETC.. Va. Ter
ritory Of New Mexico. eN rel JOselfa
y. Costello. affirmed.
joss M. GonEalta vs., Manuel Gale
sOs (four cases consoiidatedl. az
Armed
John wilburn vs., Territory OF New
Mexico. affirmed
irttutlAAo nAaa vs. bulfu OF Aouhty
Commissioners, Bernalillo county, re-
yerHad and remandcd.
The u. s. Trust Company Of New
York and G. w. smith, receiver vs..
Territory of New Mexico. affirmed.
The Territory u New Mexico vs.. The
u s. Trust Company Of New York and
&, w. Smith. receiver. affirmed.
Arthur J. Malloy W. Board OF County
Commissioners. BerDalillo county. re-
tersed and rcmanded.
kari A. snyder ". Board OF Educa-
ton, Albuquerque, affirmed.
Eyeritt n. Fleming Ct ai ~. Robert
IL. Bolts, affirmed.
Eyeriu r. Fycnlng va. Egbert Post.
affirmed
Harry d. Johnson w. Frank r, Nc
Ciure, reversed.
WIN. Hall 50. TERRITORY, reversed ana
new trial granted.
O., =, Warran vs. y. y. Gilbert, re-
yersoi and renIandcd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
DISTRICT couRr.

Us rhe case Of Spence Bros W.. Ar
mold Stina0n. Judgment was rendered
tins morning against defendant for
ti0Ta
Ia the case OF Gruusfcld Broa. vs.. J.
II. Rivera. Judgment was rendered for
paintiT for 5000.
On the court side OF the case IN the
matter OF the application OF a. 4. Daw-
a0E for Discharge as bankrupt. hear
ing was continued for ten daya from
last Saturday In order 20 allow eastern
creditors TO be heard.
suit has been commenced IN caae of
EliOta 4. Beokwith Vs. the Board Of
County Commissioners OF Valencia
county TO compel the commissioners to
levy a tax to pay pkaintin judgment
Amounting 90 lai0O.
SUIT was commenced by H. Raw
Inns a son 90 compel the ievying OF
TAX to pay Judgment Of ti0.500.
The case OF Ramondo Chavez W. Eio-
sea NJ. De Chavez. was tried this morn
Ing ana divorce granted On the grounds
of adultery and deaertiOn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

Pursuant 10 ctil published Ia the city
preas, the editors aud plbliaheIg OF Al
buquerquc met last night az the city
bHiidlng and effected an organization "a
bee known as The Albuquerque Pres
Ciub'--orglnlzed especially Tor the pur.
pose VI showing Courtesies 10 the edi.
tors and publishers who Viii visit the
city from che outside during fair week
Thomas Hughes WIS chosen president,
and J. S. Ganin.
The following committees were ap.
pointed
Reception Committee w. s. Burke.
Governor a. @. Ross. a. -. ID. Carsoal-
len. y. soso. w. II. Joyce. J, ~. Me-
Cutehcon. A. ~. Triton, w. n. Sic
CiciFht, } q Albright. ~ w. spencer,
George J.. Hopping and Gabriel Ar.
mlia.
Arrangement Committee Thomas
Hughes. Gcorge ~ Albright j. N, Gif-
nn. George W. stubhs, Mariana Ar
milo. Janea Worries, Manuel stlaz.T.
The arrangements committee win
inset at uhe Journal Democrat Monday
night next az 1880 o'clock
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
MnHrrNa OF OFFICIALS.

The chief officials Of the Cochlu Gold
Mining company arrived from Boston
the latter part Of last weok and held a
needing Ia their private Offices az tho
Albcsmuia on Tuesday. Those present
were President a. J. Coran, General
Aiaiager -. a. Posey. Diuect0r WELLER
and Superintendent Williams. Dr,
Truewogfqiy. Of Lowell, Mass. VINO IL
aiso Interested with uha company. ar
rived In time 10 attend the nleeiing.
Several important MASTERS. pcl'uliuang
10 the future developments OF the mines
In Culla and Pino canyons. were dis-
cuHsrd and other business OF equal im-
p0rtance was carefully considered. The
gentlemen VIII remain In the district a
few days longer inspecting the milling
anu mining plants with the obiec2 In
view Of lettering the conditions Tor
both employer and esnplSye.
AZ the conclusion of their meeting on
Tuesday Manager Posey nsumed his
Journey 20 Utah and California, there
% look after other Interests OF the COM
pany.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

Judge Crawforda Monday morning
gatelrng a. well attended. the police
finding Il necessary 10 dctnin lot VI
the laws traugrcasorH ~ they could exc
plain their conduct to his honor
Three young mon--Wardwell. Girls
void and ltandail-stook possession %
west Copper avenue yesterday after
noon and made Il dangerous thor
oughfare with their reckless driving.
Il cast Waniwen and 0uEWold $40
Apiece on account OF previous porfOr-
NAMES ~ che kind. while Randall so,
OF with s. as Il was his first ofensc.
A cOunlfyman WIS taxed Sc for being
drunk and disordcrly, one McgAin SO
for committing a nuisance on the
street. y. Lawrence ave days Cor va
gfnncy; two colored men, Maxwell and
Jackson. Ave days apiece. plain DRINKS.
and a Mexican woman, who was drunk
and disorderly on the acre. got a SO
fine.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
TRENCH BUILDING.

The couuruct Tor digging a trench
twenty inches wide thirty inches deep
and over 5000 feet In length was award
"a TO y. q Wilson iast saturday By the
Ccchiu Gold Mining company. FOR thu
eNteneirn Of the pipe line IN PeraIta
canyon Thcrc were six bidders for the
contract, and as the bid % Mr. Wilson
was the lowest he WIS given Che Job. A
force OF twenty-five or thirty men we're
started 10 work on the linz last Monday
morning and II iH the intention ~ MIR
Wilson 10 have his contract completed
within a couple ~ weeks. The pipe viii
be connected and laid In the brench by
the company. The Inns when completed
will cost the company more than g. 600.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
cnINEsr rnrE MAsoNnr.
Two OrEaaiscrs Going To- Mesico to Inirs
duue a.

Tive Organizers Going a. Mexico 10 intFo-
daoe a.
Application was made by two China
men to Collector Dillon yesterday FOR
permission 90 make a two months trip
thouch Mexico, says the NJ I'aso Times
They are Lee Wong. ~ san Francisco
member OF the Gre KONG Tons society
and grand master OF the chinese Free
Mason society. and CHOW Hing, LA
Cruces merchant, who Is passing as HE
assiHtamt.
Tho pair desire 90 Wish thf republic
for the purpose Of Introducing the
Monaghan population into the mystcr-
les 81 Free Masonry and giving cxcm-
plincati0n In the secret work. Il Ia
their Intention TO organize lodges "a
Guadaiajara, Chihuahua, the Cay OF
Mexico and Moterey, and for this work
carry a large number OF charts. de-
siL No, banners, etc. OF curious, arrange
meuI. and OF equally mystic origin. Un-
der che regulations now la force such
travellers are permitted 10 pursue a triu
from and returning 20 the United
States providing they are able 90 pass
the collectors examination. Their par
aphernalia VIII be admitted free OF duty
upon returning.
Chinese Free Masonry Is IN no way
identified with the Free Masonry Of thii
country, and - said TO anti-dute tht
order Of the white race by something
In the neighborhood 0f 100 years II
does not adhere 20 the principle that
nothing shall be written. Tor there a
said 60 be nothing In their teaching tina
Is not DESIGNATED by the Chinese char.
acters. AhAoIgh the same IN name. N,
grips and dia,rcss signs OF Caucasian
Free Masonry are to the Chink us Creci
u to an Indian.
The organizing pair expect to lcav,
~ Paso this week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
nos. nINann mrnMANN.

tie Passed Through Albuquerque Last
Might WIN Visit Grand Canyon.
Hon. Binger Hermann. general hand
commissioner. passed through Albu-
querque last Thursday, en- route ffOm
Washington 10 the Pacific coast lie IL
90 TIE west on a brief vacation trip for
recreation and pleasure. as well as Of
nclal business. Al Williams to-day he
will meet A. r. Maginnls land and tax
commissioner 81 the Santa Re Pacific:
Congressman Wators, ~ the Sixth Cali
fOrnia district, and Mossra DOhcny and
Garfield. wealthy coal oil mngnates OF
southern California. and. also aocompa-
nicd by Governor n. o. Murphy. og
Arizona. the whole party VIII make "a
short trip into tie Grand Canyon OF the
Colorado After returning 10 Williams,
the party will proceed 10 southern Cali
fCrnia and from there Mr. Hermann will
80 90 his old home IN Oregon. lie ex-
poets TO be absent from Washington
FOR six weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
IEAviNG ans rnII.ITrINrs.

In all the Bryan arguments about
lodvng the Philippine islands, uhc peo-
pie a.v u0i informed at Just what point
the Americans should uite their depart
uTe.
Should q have BON uu finding the
Fiiipinua to b. better supplied with
arms than was supposed. and therefore
capable of making something 81 e Tight?
Should b. have been on tho discovery
tlst tite FllI'in,s hsui "a pl0n 81 riac aud
ntasrsictc an the AIuenntbs m Manila
Should 90 have been whom tine FIu-
p.no soldiers croWdvi Icgu-s the bridge
in insHent Distance uf uhH Nebraska
hay who had beon posted there ms sen
try. and when after his first anot they
an fp'd in "a manner indicating their
previous preparation Chr a HghtG
lot each American. 90 any party ask
himeef oIoh ~ thoee questluus and de-
cioe whether he would hove drawn the
line al either Of thoat points ana re-
treated from Manila.
should he say NO." AZ b. must GER
talnly DO. then lot him 80 sun farther
back. Should the Americans have be-
Esu % huarl thrIr atolmefr for hume
as 'pou NJ they hai capiursi Mauila2
This would have ieft thousands 81
Spaulrl aa prisoners and virtually
slaves on the RIO nips iu the interior
~ Luzon. 10 would ala1 have placed
tie cuirv city uf Manila ANA De- span
Ian inhabitants at the mercy of the Ta-
gals. who also would have salalayol the
aAiacabeDcs and nfty other tribes.
y or suing auH further back 20 the
,,eIioi after peweys fight, should we
have onivrDd Dewey homo; on sligum
we haye coDaurcl MIN Tor fighting AZ
aiiF According Ia SIR Bryan as Spain
had no uile 60 the Philippines why
were the sItnia,is diFturhcd at ail?
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
Dend Nod, POUND A. WAGON MOUND


Evidences Of uold-bhuodrd murder
came 20 heht last night az a boy about
10 yeaufs cid wsas going home, when be-
hind the house 81 Mrs. Mcclellan. about
mile from town, he was Mortified 20
find the des1d body OF a man buried be-
noath e pile OF rocks. On going into
town he told HIS story and early this
morning a party OF men went out there
and on tlsTowang or the rocks found the
boiy 30 be that OF Jim Young. a ped
dler ~ vegetables. From the appear
anco 81 the body Il had evidently laid
there al least three months. No motive
can be aHoTibed fOr the crime as the de-
ceased wus Of a quiet and Veacablo ma
tur.. AZ this time there are no clews
To the perpetrators OF the crime. and 90
far as known the unfortunate man had
no relatives Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
ron REDUCING GRADES



Mr.. Edward Bodctte OF Toledo. o..
Is IN the city He Is representing the
Buoys7is steam shovel company Of
South Milwaukee Wis. says the To-
peiga Journal.
He IL here Cor me purpose OF setting
up and putting In shape FOR wse the
fiist % an order Of four steam shOycls
which the Santa Re placed with this
Arm about TX weeks ago.
The "Bucyrus" Is an improved pat-
tern steam shovel and is an unusually
large machine, Weighing about Go tons
II has thrce-yard clipper and has a
capacity for hantliug 1900 cubic yards
% earth ln ten hours.
Az soon as this machine is set Up and
ready for use u will be taken out TO
some place near Topeka and wan b. put
10 a practical test
This company only manufactures
about one machine per week and the
Others 10 MI the order for the santa Re
VIA r0iiOw soOn. 1'he deliveries VIII
an be made by the middle OF next
month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
MAD FREIGHT rRAIS nAcE.
with a burning Car tho Train Reaehed
This city.

This CITY.
Last Saturday night az about s
O'clock. an alarm OF IRE was sounded
and the FIRE department hurriediy
specded to the local railway shops. A
description Of tins FIRE wUs wired 70 tho
Denver Republican az follows;
"a race against the spreading %
ilra occurred tonight on the santa Fe
Pacific railroad About ave hdles south
% this city ConiuotoT McClurken. %
extra freight No. it9 coming north.
discovered box car containing mer-
cisandiae on IRE The two cars ahead
were oil tank cars, while the cars d.
rectiy In The rear contained a big in
voice OF explosive material
The conductor elguailei Engineer
cnrroli, AMI ono ~ tire swiftest runs
ever made on this rOad by a freight
train took place. When the train
reached the l0wer yarsis the box car
WA a Beething mass 81 flames and tho
engineer gave the whistic fire aignaln.
''I'he big whistle at che shops then
sounded uhe FIRE alarm. which WIS rlk-
en- up by the fire department. The fire.
men Hlccecdcd ga qucnchlng tho
lasnea. no.. however. until the car was
burned 20 the trucks. The nromon and
rttnmen managed after hard work. 10
preventive Oh cars from catching are :"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

The Taos CrgaHot rays that the work
lea has been very unsatisfactory. Here
Ia Taos county the statistics reganiiug
various branches ~ industry have new
a. been taken al au. one ~ these IL the
uhoop business, 10 amy iuh.tmation has
gone in regarding This, our principal in-
duatry. n has not como from the snorp
owners themselves. as no leas than a
dozen az the largest sheep OWNS ip
the county say they have not had an
opportunity To- miile any such returns.
Under suUh circumstances the territory
10 not hkay 90 make much of show
ing Ia Woalth and pTuErcHH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
SOUTH DAKorA STORY.


Holds W an Ore MIL.
Commodore" Fred II. Kent hsn been
heard from. and In letter 10 the
president % the 80 be Rrcatcst froo
street fair and carnival IN the world"
writes thaR Aiiw- Kent and himself are
doing grand missionary work for Che
rcrffsorfai fair and have already inter-
esicd half a dozen citizens q Lead.
South Dakota. TO visit Albuquerque
during fair time. He sends marked
copy 81 the Daily Pioneer Times. pub
lishcd "a DcadwOor. 3. D., containing a
long aCount Of a big irrigation ditch
enterprise being constructed by n. NJ.
Sutherland. a relative. In his letter.
"c'omnodore" Kens says II think the
eIfong man YOU have been looking for
n here at Lead. He ~ at present en-
gaged IN holding up 100 stamps IN one
of the miils. while they repair the foun-
drtion, w'hich they are able 10 DO with
0lii stepping the min. I think he would
b. atle 70 give those prominent visitors
the ride tltough the street on a plat
form az you sugEcsted The story
might tar you a litile but this mans
Job does not jar him any. =. G.--Don't
think I aspire 10 rob Laun Hall ~ his
reputation"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
INCREASING THE FoRcE

The Golden Cochiti Tunnel company
which began operations on the big tun-
mel IN Cola canyon three wcetn ago, "a
making splendid progress. and as fast
az rOum - msislr NEW men are added
60 TIE force. A number OF employees are
now ongmgs~i IN tinrbeafng "a the mouth
~ the tunnel. while the balance OF the
force " al work breaking rock and pill
ing q In the gailch. II r. the intention
~ the company TO install machine iralls
al an early date, when g h expected
they van be able 10 break from six 30
ten feet ~ rock each twenty four hours.
The work IL being carried on under the
enicicnt and able management 81 Sup
erintondc1a William jerks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
COCHl1l MINING NEWS,
Work by the Navajo Company
Must Have Water
MINING OFFICIALS MEET.

From the Herald.
MINING COMPANY CoRPoRATEs.
The Baird Mining company. OF To
ruuto, Camasia, yesterday filed iucor-
pDfaiiun papers "a The ofilce OF the ter
ftmial SECRETARY. 1hc incofpofutotu
are Henry Augustus 8tearua II
Pawtuckei v. l.. EX-GOVERNOR u Rhode
Island Wau,en Young aoper. Of OF
taWa. canada. Eimund Blair Rycioman.
Toronto, Canada; Edward Forrcster
Woodwork. of Denyor and Frank
Wilton Iialilu. % Toronto. Canada. The
thrive iiret named ARE the directors ~
the company. Capitaa. 81. 000,0 piaca
OF business, TONHrio, Canada. New
Mexico agent. H. y. Woodworth. nj
Golden. safia Pc county. incorporation
Zee. go.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

some aciiye headed. sensible news
paper man has prp1Bod that an eiitogu
and publiahr In New Mexico meet "a
the Commercial club la Albuquerque on
the igth day of September Tor the pur-
pose 0f organizing an association OF the
craft. tho obieci ~ which saiau b. the
promotion 70 more friendly relations
and for mutual protection ana general
Advancement 90 the business
The Optic hcnlTiiy approves the idea
and N walking is good viii have a rep
refentativc there. The newspapers OF
thu territory Cor many years pass. have
beer engaged in hooking sfior and proc
melting ahuui every ones business but
thrir own. and % would seem 60 be
about time that rhcy we're doing a M
rle something uO promote their own.
TIVE opnc VIII venture to aay that
there d NOT another business Ia New
Mexico in which "a HAIR dozen TO "a dozen
dlnefem offices are aakol 90 bid on a
fe Dob and 10 is just such tEnFa. nn
doubt thaf INV originator of tho idea
of fluang an asisnoitti0n. meaut by
'pulnfnn protection tho prerrva-
ton ~ their own dignity and saif.re-
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