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The Princeton union., 1900-01-11

Gov. TANNER, OF. Illinois, has an
nounced, after more delay than was
desired by the people of Illinois, that
he will not again be candidate for
governors If this announcement had
come about six weeks earlier the
Thanksgiving day celebration in Illi-
nois would have been most tremen-
:. ,.
dOus affair. .
The Princeton union., 1900-01-11

THE recent demand made lby this
country upon Great Britain 70. s1,., stop
making seizures Of A American vessels.
would seem to put dampersson6that
reputed s Anglo-American alliance
England is a very good friend, how
ever, and the way to keep friendsswith
herissto keep out<ofsEan, alliance with
/, = + l. fr9 j.. *e$sE III $5s89
The Princeton union., 1900-01-11

UNDER . prot tive stariin t1e pov-
Iernment IS paying Of It's inde btednssls
before it becomes due, while under the
famous Tor rather. Infamous N Ills bill
Cleyseland g. 1 was obliged to borrow right
e and ls5 left to keep the soy ent
spending money. 81 Il &
The Princeton union., 1900-01-11

B,
BUslN ia Gals s -
N N HONEY g 81 loan 3 81 n improved ii d, 4
farms N. S. RUTHERFORD
Princeton, Minn.
Call at y. Fryhling's and get his
pr prices fer g fall 3 suits. 81
II Nelson's photos are the genuine
article, no limitations. ~ I, ,sssss5
fa Wood wanted = Dry mixed cordwcod
at thesstarc b factory 1T II H. Galley. ssa
New year prices on dry goods. I'M
tderwear and clothing. sia@,S@ s:sSs s:sSa s5 $s&sE
zs# =. T.. LUDDEN. d,
Nelson's photos are made of the best
material, and made right thersf6re
they never fade. .f ~ ssssl.> c.& .=.<5<,:
# : YOU want shoes. fot: yourself Or
family get prices at the Oak Hall Shoe.
8 Clothing company's store. .;l 3 y
IT YOU want really good coffee try
our "Yale" gas-roasted Java and ana
Mocha, sole agency at Walkers. ~sz
Y 1900 srubbers and overshoes. All
sizes at lowest prices. *~~.~..' :. - ,;;2*A
:. Y 4. ..s>->@.. -: F. L.: .:LuDDEN::s :.
#. House and lot for sale in Princeton.
For particulars, write F. c., Stamm
Eagle Pass, Texas. s. .os !: ~~.. =. :;
Just cut new century cheese, New
York full cream: -.
=. +. sa.,, ..s,::-y l., L, LUDDEN. -,
Regan's, bakery, fresh bread and
pastry every day
" F. L. LUDDEN.
Marks livery is. becoming the popu-
lar place to get rigs, owing to the
splendid service offered at reasonable
rates.
New music pleases. The latest pop
ular sheet music at popular prices.
GITTLESON's, !.
= Opposite starch factory.
Have your picture taken at Nelson's
photo studio and. you will be pleased
with the result Studio open every
Saturday only. .., F.. -. -
Oriental and exquisite designs in
cushion covers and scraps. =
G1TTELsoN's,
.~@1 Opposite starch factory.
+ Bring all your hides and fur to NJ.
c. sausser's store and get Chicago
market prices. for it. '-s'> =. .
CHICAGO HIDE AND FUR HOUSE.
Household necessities on our bar
gain counters. '> p ~
- :@si> GITTELsoN's,.
E~[1> =: Opposite. starch factory.
Shoes for the father, wife and
cheaper than most dealers
can buy them for a short time at the
store. ofthe Oak: Hall Shoe and Cloth.
ing Co.: We want more room and
must have it,iz. g. =: ,'...- s.~s ...
:, Every change brings it's benefits; "a and
this time the closing out sale Of shoes
at the Oak Hall Shoe & Clothing con com
pany's. store will be found to be of
great benefit to those who. need shoes.
This is a genuine cost sale with no
reservations or frills. .-:~. =, !: ~-..
A, barrel Containing several articles
of merchandise was picked up in the
street and placed in! our store whore it
has been awaiting a claimant for sew
eral days. PLEASE call. 49,. -
: ss.eg.. = :>,!:: G1TTLEsoN's, :.::~,
-. Opposite starch factory.
The Princeton union., 1900-01-11

A barrel containing several articles
of merchandise was picked up in the
street and placed in! our store whore it
has been awaiting a claimant for sew
eral days Please CALL :~ ...<
>..eg.. = ~: -. G1TTLEsoN's, :.::~, .
- Opposite starch factory.
The Princeton union., 1900-01-11

Shoes for the father, wife and
children, cheaper than most dealers
can buy them for a short time at the
store of the Oak Hall Shoe and Cloth
ing Co." We want more: room and
must have it: NJ. q p: ,.... ss~s ...
The Princeton union., 1900-01-11

=, Every change brings it's benefits and
t,t this time the closing out sale Of shoes
at the Oak Hall Shoe & Clothing con, com
pany's store will be found: to be of
great benefit to those who. need shoes.
This is a genuine cost sale with no
reservations or frills. .,s~ =. :,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

The Sew McXican on Thursday an.
pouuyrd that the umc Tor taking the
CENSUS Ia New Mexico had been UX-
tended Co July 10. and The Ciuzen men
toned The extension yesterday. The en-
umuratOra Boa this city have received no
notice 90 such extension and this morn
ing The Ciuzrn wired the supervisor
OF The census Hon. Pedro surohoz an
regard 90 the matter. and receives the
following reply.
Thine extended ia cases where abso-
Iutoiy Necessary"
10 appears that an extension OF umo
Is absolutely necessary iu nearly every
district OK the territory. Major Van
Dozen, 0i Blue Water Valencia county,
writes note 10 The Cuzeu lu which
he sys that no cnumclat0r has appear
cd "a that settlement Max Enrich.
who is taking census of the manufao
turing Embellishments OF THIS city. call
ei az this office this morning ANA stated
that be could not complete his work Ia
the time specified. VI. G., Neltlet0n and
several other business men of THIS city,
inform this paper that ,hey have not
been called upon 10 give their census
returns II Is highly Important 90 NtW
Mexico that an accurate ANA c0mP.et,
census Us taken of The terr tory. ana su
p,ryisor sanchez is urged 90 Investigate,
and extend the time ina every ccusu,
district whore the returns are ucom.
piete.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

The customs receipts of ths govern-
mont during thp eleven months ending
june 4. 1900, were flGU0nUUO ln excess
1f those in the corresponding months
Y. ihp preceding year, ami Internal rev
anuc receipts show 8n increase OF $50.
O0NwO. while expenditures show de-
crease of about $4,000 900 ns compared
with fbr corresponding period ~ last
year. thc ehlof reduction being So uO0
700 n war expenses. This increase In
receipts coupled 18th thr decrease in
expenditure. .s enabling ,he treasury
Oh strengthen lis gold reserve. pay on
certain outstanding bonds which fan
du, shortly ANA pul OBJ. treasury ln
readiness FOR Goo reduction Iu war taxes
which thr ways aud means committee
is pfrpitiLg tl Otter as soon Is congress
mrrjs ln Dtvrmber ana which congress
/ did not le.i Justified u making earlier
I than That umD owing tu the uncer-
tauut- ut lhr requirements f the
war Boz thc Philippine aui thr uecrs-
! sits r1r putting the treasury 100 prop,r
/ order for tbe proposed reduction.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
BLAND BRtWTlts
VIII Celebrate the FOURTH sickness of ..
~. whit. Other Interesting hrns,

wiz Celebrate the Fourth sickness of ..
~. white Other Int"restiug lrus,
Mrs Robert bouthitt AMI three in
teresrng little children, returned 60
their home ln Bland Lass saturday.
Last sunday Harold Finch. oliver
ONrrhuls and Wayman Calendar an
Rlrd Ia the Media p,a stream and sue
cecdcd In strlug.ng a number ot hne
mountain trout
b. A. MuUligau. who has boon driving
the stage and express from here Goo AL
bcmarlc. resigned his position ou th,
FIRST of the week. aud will in ihr future
conduct the Bland hotel clifford No
tan b. now running the stage over inc
hill
Miss Garnet. who held the position
as clerk ln the postuiiice here for the
past few months rendered her ryalE
nation last week She was succeeded
by alias Sehbcn, who ls bow fu.nluug
the duties Of the office Boa an able and
efficient manner.
Professor lS. W. Bullock aou u llW
OF ). "a. Crvtgrr, ana wife. drove into
Band Tuesday evening after Il trip Of
several days on the road from Ala
y
visit Tor "a fgW weeks with hHI parents
before returning 90 Colorado.
Postmaster y. a. shaw aul Uttl, son
left here one day last week fIr l.1s An.
g,lts and other Paclhc coast points he
will be absent Tor about thr.. months
during which time be- viii yIs.t with
his family who lctt here several
months ago.
The anniversary Of the Declaration
OF Independence promises 600 hr cele-
DRAFTED ga an appropriate manner u
Bland next "Wednesday Those Tho re-
slide in the valley along the ril road anl
who are seeking recreation from enc
heat should not fah to come up 90 tho
| Golden C0stIti district aui enjoy tho
national holiday in me mountains
Next Monday j ~. Pegur wiI as
sumo The responsible position OF mana
ger OF The " l., Tumble A Co stage
| line between Thornton aud this place
ana VIII also give portion of his at
tentlon 10 ne fr.eght0ng business from
Ori.z 10 san Pedro. The express ONCE
here win be- Ia charge VI clay Jones.
who Ia nov becoming familiar With DE
/ duties OF tha ONCE
The many friends ~ - while wIl
| be- paibed 90 hear OF his dangerous ill-
ness az the family home In Albuqugr-
que IT'S son J white blacksmith
a. me AlDemaflc has been notified by
relatives OF his fathers condition. ana
the physicians can give no hope OF
their patients recovery. sevoral years
ago while engaged in diggng well, "a
| rock fou upou Mr. M-htr'a hoau which
| fractured the skull and q is said that
the Old gentleman Ia suffering from the
effects % a blood clot on the brain.
Mf Waite has almost reached the age
OF thr score years ana Herald,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
mn ,irA,. .nIIII-ni.

10 was found. on breaking open the
door oi an apartment Boz Boston last
week. that the occupant OF the
room had boon dead lu hrf chair for
months Perhaps no incident could be-
moro suEa.ul, ot thr essential sDu-
Jude uf .tf 10 criminal seeks TO-
escape justice If "a mIaAuthrppe really
dcH.rDf to hu alone. 10 "a man would
know to .h. fu'l Houer of solitude, hc
must s..k lbr great. InIe4Drln4bie lone
illness of thn large city tu tbv ,ouu-
tly towns and villages One cannot hide.
even 90 Do wishes to hide, from the
scrutiny Uf Uls fellows DO s only boo tho
tnuuEur rush of ihr crowd that the
individual becomes % uonrntiiy uniosa
he makes ln effort ptt entity ana stead
.'y Geo build cap ru.nlsnlps aud come
rtnlunship. Tho tIilaRu ls curious
the Dty Indifferent Tho chance ace
qutlut1upr. Iu % forest becomes q SUBJ
lecl of interest. The passing city pedea-
uihn IT, merely a unit among hundreds
OF thousands.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
INyn,rIaArINn rnmr.r nt,lnAl.

Men have been selected by the de-
parlment 60 80 from Arizona 30 the
state of Washington ANA examine alI
the forest reserves for tht purpose OF
usccttalnng whether plsturng sheep
upon Thorn is injurious tl be growth OF
y0ung timber ur not Several years
ugo an order was Issued prohibiting
running sheep within such reservations.
Ever since There .ds been loud com
plain, on tbe plrt ot sheep men. who
contend that while they az. deprive
OF the advantages OF tine ranges. thc
sacrn.e Co which they arc subjected
doe no, result 90 sum eoUt public good
Go compensate flr tht.r loss.
The theory upon which sheep hIy,
been excluded ls ,hat they broNs, s0
closely thut they eat NOT only the
grass, but also che young trees just up
pearug above thc surface of th.
ground This conclusion was reached
after "a more or less careful luqMIy
made hy scientific men, 1uI q Waf
accepted boy many persons Joel correct
The men who have h..n detailed "a
MAKE thelr Investigation tr. Instruct.
ed To- conduct 10 without regard to ans
previously formed opinion Their duty
Is 60 ascertain simply rhe facts and
make their report according tl what
thy facts reveal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
An.I.IA Inn III-lrINn.-

a proclamation 0f amnesty issued b.
President Mckinley, hbs been published
in Manila 10 is a. Characteristic ami
g,ucrous expression of American pur-
posses reEarilng those misguided people.
10 grants "a free pardon t0 tu rhpinos
vino have participated u the rebellion
who NIu Jakrthe o1tn OF allegiance and
acknowledge thr Sovereignty OF tAe
United STATES. so one Del exempted from
lis storms except thus. Who under the
CLOAK uf the iusurreg uou, have com
mlttcd murder robbery aud other
crimes condemned by che rules 0f civ
llizea warfare. 10 opens thc way %
peace and friendship between the Flh.
p.uus aud This government ou terms
which ATE openly honorable 10 both
parties. and which, B, accepted in good
faith viii mark "a new era lu prog
resa and civil liberty iu the Phlippin,
islands
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

Iu U recent interview Mr Bryan BE-
reported 1s saying uhlt without 40.
tempting Co fore asst IN cxlr. language
90 tUe democratic pIutf1ruIt Was ryI.
d,u' from the declarations OF the stat,
conventions tbat tho chicago platform
would by rnInirmaI cen bloc with
additional .huuiernoH OF great clI1r.
ahmed straight no "ImpaHIIIsm." "ml
ltarlsW, trusts. lul the oppfeasors
90 South Africa As those new p,uuks
refer chilly 90 affairs To- other cont.
uDus their discus .nu mly Doe prof
tth.y postp oueI while v. refresh our
minds or 90 democratic views of
American affairs with study of that
notable repository of democratic uu.
reason. tne Chicago PLATFORM
The essential features 90 900. Chicago
platform were an attack ON credit. Hu
attack 1u protection. and an attack on
the courts. In fact. th, document may
bH considered ar attack 900 900 0rElu.
Igri government. ur Doe convention
I,'s#.. Uy To- Nu.. uf $50 In 1856 Iu Gwen
r|H ..H compliment u b. m.uHft
OF .H .Hn uI..Hl. democratic admin.
H.HNHH .lru .Nrru. u i..p trouble
l.H uuy -.m.I} .u fG. .tII. lG 70 1rm.
o.ra.. administration 1914. .H. virtual
abolition 1f HU suta.uW.u. uE ...Nus
at 600. roots ut 400 chat government
'N.ls fHr Az sg.n .hr platform CON.
w.UIHI Haf most heartily fu tH.
N. .H. A..F..I. IU. N.z.F. HuI Nl
.Ht .Hy off fHe GH.H..n.eI suu
...t anarchy .HNi fu.. mn a. p.uu.
H.. l. .us platform Upon which
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
SASHA ~ yI-isoEoNs Mrrr


Fourth Annual session opened IN Topeka
on Thursday.
The fourth annual meeting Of the
santa ne Meuical ami Surgical nsaoola-
ton opened at Topeka ON Thursday.
The association. which numl re- about
100 members. 10 made up OF the physi-
clans and surgeons la the employ OF
the road. Following the exercises the
election OF officers Tor the ensuing year
viii be held.
The following are the present officers
OF the society.
President Finney. AZ. D.. La
Junta, Colo.
First vice president-w l.. Jacobs. 81.
d., Empor.a, kana.
Second vice presidcnt--W. l.. Smith.
n. d.. streator. H.
Thlrd vice prcsident--W. NJ. Martin,
NJ ID, Wellington, kans
Fourth vice preaident-J. y. Venard.
NJ d.. Ness city, kaAa.
Secretary ana treasurer. j. d. Free
man. NJ. d.. Topeka. kans
The Program a. Il was carried out
Thursday follows.
Presidents address. Frank Finnry,
NJ. D.. La Junta, Colo.
A. /. Bounicur NJ. b. Chicago,
'Traumausma Of the Head" Discus
sion. W. l., smith. NJ. -. strcator. IN
b. r.. Fryer, NJ. H.. kansas city. a4o,
Report OF a case % Railway Trauna
OF Eye. with details OF case. including
suit brought by the patient against the
railroad company. and remarks upon
the management OF damage suits Tor
injury against railway corporations"
Discussion. W. l.. Dorland. a. D.,
Pueblo Colo.
George W. Mel. NJ. H.. Denver. Colo.
'Amputauon.' D!scussioui ". l.. ia
| cobs. NJ. D.. Emporia, KaoH
q. G. Purdue, ~ -. Wichita. Kans..
Diagnosis and Treatment OF hillary
Calcui." Discussion. J. n. Wroth. NJ.
D.. Albuquerque. n. AZ.
J. T.. Raster. A. H.. Topeka. Kans.
The Superficial Fascla." Discussion c.
A. Mcclure, NJ. H.. Topeka, Kans
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
I'M MN

"'her, should be- uo delay boz securing
tho subscriptions Goo tae fund Tor the
exhibition Zoo thIs city next september
~ the businrss men want the fair. they
should promptly Say so. ll not. % VIII
be kindness t1 the committee to maxi
thn fi,t known 40 once. % takes time
aui money goo bold successful faIs
aud tbe lmc .s short lu which Go waste
The trouble iH holding exhibitions iu
Albuquerque to s,,ur, funds in time
to preparr a credituble exhibition The
committee should finish up their can
,aae tb.s Hgok. ana w. they lack the
funds o. make successful fair. they
should declare tnr exhibition of a
poor territorial uir this year VIII b,
au Injury to toe cltY Let's have e.
goIo one or nome at a'L Putting the
committee on With come again. Oh
yes $50 vita subscribe" is mot the rlgh'
way Go treat mon who give their tim.
to such thlnkless position.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
SANTA ft STRINGS.
Training Noung Hounds ut the r"nlt"n.
thar, -tntrun's Library Enlarged.


thar, tntrun's Library tniHrgrd
a. g. Gibson b. doing annual asses
men work. on twenty-five claims ln
tbe CeuiIlus district ~, viii lrayo in
"a toss days Cor Toledo. %.
lu commenting ON the new time card.
which goes into effect on sunday, the
N,W MyXlcau says This schedule viii
BRING Albuquerque ana California train
passengers straight into Santa b., but
psfsruErrs uu tho 90 pasl train. carry
luE people ipr the capital city from 500
DUuu. las Cruces aui points south %
A,huqurFuur and uf station between
Albuquerque ana lamy. NlIl have So
stop over at iamy Junction about two
huurs This delay however could be
uuyIatvd hy au additional morning tup
of tho SANTA Fc.I.nmy branch train.
winch, "a lH hoped. superintendent Hur-
los may boz induced 60 authorize
Mrs. n. b Walpulr. the accomplished
wife OF ,he Pueblo Indian agent. at
rived from Pueblo. Colo, accompanied
by her ultlc daughter Jean.
lion. A. 10. Catfon has returned from
Au extended tnp 90 New York New
NV a Chicago aut other eastern cites
ilc intends tu leave in the acar future
Coz BATTLE Greek. Mich. 60 spend q
month
Professor Craudlll ani Industrial
Teacher shelton. uf the government Ia
dian school arr visiting the indian res
enat.uua in Arizona securing pupils
fot me nest schnol term,
Secretary pettlcbach vt the Fire.
mems association. received telegram
from lally a co., columbus. o.. an.
uounCng that the a2 new uniforms Tor
thc hose ana hook teams had been
shipped aud should arrive sunday
night
An addition 90 500 volumes vas made
90 the Catron law library This be by
nr the most complete private law d.
biury of any in The west comprising
over 5000 volumes exclusive OF the
splendid spanish law library, ana the
latter has no equal outside Of the goy-
odnmcnt library at Washington.
A F sp.cgolbcrg returned from El
paso. De went thrrc with the expoc-
tauon OF remaining some weeks bus
with the mercury "a, io2 and 1000 school
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

Territory ~ IN an EnVisble Position, both
Financially aud otherwise.


Financially aud otherwise.
a special dispatch to the Denver re-
publican from Washington, under date
OF June ~. says.
Governor NJ A. Otero. OF New Mex.
leo. - stopping here for few days on
his homeward journey from the Phila-
dolphia convention. The governor is
greatly pleased with the treatment New
Mexico received ia Philadelphia. In an
Interview to-day be said
For the nrHt time ln the history OF
the republican party, 1 believe, their
national platform names territory
specifically as recommended for admls-
SION to statehood. We went to Phiia-
delphia early. engaged fine rooms at
leading hotel, pnd talked and enter
tanned for New Mexico The result was
the strong recommendation FOR state
hood la the party platform.
Financially ana otherwise, the terri.
tory is "a an cnviabie position. Lately
We have been paying on some OF our
bonds. which b. quite an innovation.
The revenues are large, there Is "a conn
Portable sum IA the treasury and our
new laws affecting the collection of
taxes are working eXceliontly. There
has been great prosperity in our coal
mines, especially lu Saledo. Blossburg.
Gardner, Gallup aud other mines a
considerable trnckaKe OF railroad has
been buii;. opening up those properties
The grazing Industry, especially with
sheep. has Increased enormously In re-
cent years"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

latest information About the mines ~
the Golden District.
From the Herald

Latest information About the miaes ~
the Oolden District
From the Herald
Charles Burke has been rendered the
position a. engineer al the pumping
station IN Poralta canon by the Cochl.
q aold Mining company He began
work last week
This week oliver Springer exhibited
three me samples Of quartz which runs
high in gold ana silver He uncovered
the rock In the Occidental tunnel in
Media Dia canon
j. A. Tucker. the peralta canon min.
er, was among the visitors IN Bland
this week Prospecting and develop.
mcnt OF the properties In that district
are being pushed along with undated
interest
James uillon. Who returned recently
from the northern part ~ the territory.
brought with him a few specimens OF
az nne gold nuggets az we're ever
brought 20 this district. he secured
them from his placer claims in Ute
creek near Badly.
A a0-day contract was let last Tues
day by the Navajo Gold Mining COM
pany to George Buck. Charles shiplcy
and one other gentleman 10 drive a
drift on the vein in the Lone star mine.
The work was begun in the lower level.
$40 feet from the mouth OF the tunnel.
ana the contract also calls for "A drift
bxs feet In the clear.
X. W. Woodbury.. president OF the Co.
chit Reduction and improvement COM
pany, arrived at the milling plant last
week and is making a careful examlna-
ton 81 the property lie was accom-
panied from Denver by an experienced
millwrlght who will make some alter
atiOna Ia the mill before the machiLery
Is again set ia motion
With the close OF this week 10 ia ex-
pccted the star tunnel Will have been
driven b. distance Of over 800 feet I.ast
sunday morning it was learned that
rock had been broken SCI feet and II
was the hope 0f the superintendent 10
reach the gU0-foot mark at least a week
later small quartz strinFera have been
encounteged during The progress OF the
work ia The past few days. and the in
dications are quite favorable for thu
Workmen 10 cut the big lead an short
time. Il Is understood the work OF stop
ing. TO connect the working tunnel with
the lower level IN the mine. will begin
within three weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

Mcurann and David Reno t,ochor.
Hee. j. a. L.ghthlpe. OF 81 James
hurch. oniciatcd. The bridal party
were met at the church entrance ~
the fuH vested choir, who led the pro-
tcfsion 90 the altar where the bride
was ven away by her uncle. Colonel J.
g.. Fuller 0f Philadelphia ANA WASH
ington. The bride wore gown Of
white Efcnadino over white satin,
trimmed in pearls. and earned "a bou-
quot Of bride roses while the maid Of
honor was gOwncd in lace over white
satin, and carried a. bouquet OF PINK
roses aud sweet peas. After the cere-
mony reception was held az .ne home
of the brides mother where breakfast
was served by r"ync. The house had
been beautifully decorated fOr the ac-
casion by schf0yor This afternoon the
newly welded couple loft on the t.2t
train Tor "A wedding trip to the eastern
cities. and at its conclusion they viii
leave Tor their home IN "a southwest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07

marms IN town. attending ieschers'
convention. the place was unanimously
declared too warm Tor A. o.. and Dc
hhstencd To return Goo the cooi shades 81
Santa Fe.
a. sunrise these bright summer
mornings the pack OF hounds az the
penitentiary are sent achmporing over
the country Tor training and exercise.
The plan " Go hustle out a trusty at
daylight and after be- gets a long start
90 set the doga on his trail The young
dogs are then taught what they are
here for. and these Youngsters are not
slow TO catch on Co their Job thoy have
been doing some excellent work of late.
says superintendent Bursum