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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
THr VIAnUCr rnOrO4IrInN

hocVmlb the people % this city voted
ftN"fuby un proposition a. issue tis.
900 IN bombs to crest tiaduct un C,Janl
avenue ACROSS nae tracks 0f he Santa
fe ralinad company These bonds were
voted on HE understanding hy the peo-
pie ~ this city thAt the uiilroad come
pany wouid aluo oNpend $1,000 in the
erection of the vissiuct. ofoct now de-
pot ana hotel buiidings ana stop che
switching 81 frolghi trainh on the Rail
rad avenue crossing. which d cone
Gesied street, heing the principal ave-
nae ooDncclinG the caai ana wcst p0r-
tons ~ the city.
u nov appears that the railroad com
pany has NOT a,sccpted the proposition.
Tao officials Obiect 60 stop uslns Rail-
noau avenue FOR switching aud each
ofnciAl that s0sncs here has s1n,e ncg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25


The July fire loss IN the United States
and COnaria aEgrcgatad si9 500 900
against 81. 52G.0o0 for thod sama noush
last Year and ss.32s5E0 Tor July. lsss
The FIRE loss FOR the first seven muuths
OF 1890 was fils.gos 900 an enormous
inquire. For the first seven months 81
1929 u was f'7,i2s.iso, and for the corr
responding period of is9s So. 100 soc.
Every nlonth n the pfeseut ycar except
February has witnessed "a greater de.
H,ruotipn Of property by fire than the
sarne month in either ~ the last two
preceding years The New York Jour
MAJ u Commerce observes that the pen
sion burden, about which 30 much b.
heard. amounted IA ita heavic,a year to
N5a,0oo,09o The flre loss % 1900 win
amount 10 more than that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

u would seem that the prehlstode
ruins in Paiarito canon. twenty-four
miles west Of santa Re. were beginning
go receiv@ something like the attention.
their character from an archaeological
standpoint has long demanded. Several
parties lott this morning 10 spend there
from three days 90 n week or more la
exploring the ruins. Secretary George
"a. Wallace aud wife accompanied Pro-
feEsor y. l.. Hewitt 90 his camp. going
by rail To buchanan, and thence bv
team TO the canyon. Professor Chap
man. OF the Normal university. also
goes, TO remain some time. ana will
make photographs and sketches for the
use OF the Normal university museum.
Another party with a complete camp
INK Outfit drove out this morning and
win remain ave days at least This In
cludes Professor and Mrs. r. y. Lester.
Of the Agricultural college. Miss McFie
br. Nathan Boyd. OF Las Cruces and
his private secretary, MIR Torpoy. w.
NJ. H. Woodward and J. Il. sloan also
drove out ana Will spend a day or so
IN cal2o with the Lester party.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
nAyNoI,ps. TInIIr III,uAuv

Through the generosity ~ Mr. Joshm,
8. Reynolds, president 81 the First Ma
tlonal bank. OF this city. Albuquerque II
% De the owner % a valuable public
library building A few years ago the
New West Education association Sc
cured funds ana erected on the quar-
ter az block on the corner OF Railroad
avenue and Edith street. a large brick
building. which cost about i.0O0 not
Including the lots. This building was
used Tor school purposes up 10 the pres
cnt war and - a model building Tor "A
public library. Afr. Reynolds secured
the property from the New West So
clety a few weeks ago, and he gcner-
ously donates IL 10 the city. the only
condition asked by the donor being that
the properly shall forever be uae1 as a
city iibfUry and kept Il IN good oondi-
ton fOr suoh purpose, and that $1,000 be
subscribed by the people for the pur-
chase az new books and furniture FOR
the libnry. The city viii always hold
Va grateful remembrance this generous
act on the part 81 Mr. Raynoids. and
viii checrfuily comply with his liberal
and reasonable conditions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
rELL OvrR A eur.
The Terrible Mishap ~ Michael Cas-,,
Near Nerrtffua an Eafues.s

The Terrible Mlshap ~ Michael Cas-,,
Near CerriIios ON saturday.
Michael Casey, late Of Denver. aged
IS years, fell thirty feet down olln on
the road between Ccrriilos and Madrid.
on SGtiir,iay last nt o'clock. When he
fca' y WIS All In a heap and his knee
was jafngncd into his stomach rendering
him unconscious for a time and very
sick. lie laid whore ne fcll till toward
night, when an Italian laborer frgm the
coal plta came along aud gave him at
tcntion. lie wan taken 10 santa ne ana
delivered 10 So. Vincent hospital, where
examination showed that no bones
were broken. though his body was
badly bruised Casey Is totally blind In
one eye and the sight az the other IL de-
fcctive. He says he was going 20 the
Cochiu companys electric plant In
search Of work. when he walked over
the edge Of The cilff.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
EDITORIAL AnsOcIArIoN.
MeetinR of Publishers Requested In thi
city During Pals Week

Meetlng of Publishers Requested In this
city During Fair Week
From Santa Ne Capital.
The editor Of the Capital believes a.
would be to the best interests and pro
mOtion ~ the business and social ad.
vaniaRcs Of the newspapers published
within tho territory 81 New Mexico TO
organise a territorial press association.
There are 10 many interests connect.
Cd with the prosperity and advance
ment - the territory az large and the
people thereof. IN which the press ir-
respective 81 politics. have q common
interest and which by united action.
can be- accomplished with muoh better
results through the means Of an Assoc
ciatlon. Believing the Time has arrived
when sinch an organization should be
formed, we hcreby take Il upon our
selves 10 issue the following call!
TO the Press Of New Mexic0i
An editors aud publishers OF news
papers published New Mexico are
hereby invited 10 meet az the CONNER
cal club In the city OF Albuquerque
on "Wednesday, the 18th day OF septom
Der, 1907 for the purpose Of taking into
consideration tha organization % an
association to be known as the New
Mexico Press ASSOCIATION.
The objects OF sal dafeociatlon shall
be The mutual protection and advance
nent OF che business and material N
terests ~ the press Of New Mexico, ami
the promotion Of frutornal social inter
course and good fellowship among ~
members.
We should be pleased 20 hear from an
who are Interested in the forcgo ng
project OF their approval thereof and OF
their intention 20 be pressnl ana CO.
operate IN said organization.
w. NJ. BERGER. The Capital
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
Edurated Indian.

Antnlo Apache stopped here several
days on his way to the Moqui snake
dance. Antonio Is a notable example OK
what education VIII do for the Indian.
An Apache Of full blood, he has not
lived w1rn his tribe since babyhOod. He
is a graduate Of Yale and has been in
the employ Of the United States for
many years. lie eas INSIDE several trips
10 Europe having just returned from
the inris exposition. and speaks all the
hurupean languages. While he has the
Features and sttiwart physique Of the
Apache, his dress. manners and speech
are chose OF the educated, cultured
American. Truly oduoati0n OF tho
rgis aoat Is the solution 10 the Indian
question: iiolbrook Argus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

David J. cuilcmon. 20 years old, DIED
az Camp NhIiconab 0f consumption ai
$50 o'clock iast Might and WAS brought
into the undertaking. ptrlora ~ q. w.
strong a. sons this morning, The body
VII he cmltilmed and Forwarded 30 hia
old home IN Chicago Mr.. Cullarton
Nas conductor running out fism
Chicago for yotra. and on rhis run ho
ccutraffiei the disease and Wua trana-
feifcd 90 this climate IA the hope that
q change wuuif hcnent his ho,ilth His
wife, vino Is here, viii accompany fhe
tbs remains hack together with George
De Mott Who Ia personal friend OF
the family.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
BlAND BREvlrlES.
The COchi,i Gold Camp Shows Signs
Of Activity,
BUSINESS or BLAND Better.
Fwm inland Heald.

From Bland Herald.
The Hand school IL D. be- thoroughly
rcOfganitci and conducted according "a
the best plans Tor graded school.
G. s. Hurter. a Chemist % Boston.
csune IN from the east Monday, ana Ia
hooking over the variWm mines In tho
district
Ncor the head ~ the pipe line IN Mc.
dla Ola caHyon hst Sunday musning
Waytnan Calendar succeticd IN killing
a black boar and woun,iing two others.
Carpenters were engaged fcw days
this week in making double dOofa and
hanging them on hinges "a the mouth
% TIE big tunnel 81 the star mine.
The familiar nice 81 NJ n. Chaffee
was noticed on oar streets this week. lie
has purchased a nice little tract ~ land
north ~ old Albuquerque and has de-
cided 10 make that place his future re-
sidence.
AZ the Bake RnCh. eight miles north-
west ~ Bland. nex sunday the COW.
boys win hold q tournament giving ex-
hibHiuns ~ broncho riding and repinw
c8ttic. Thce viii niso BE- horse and
burto raves and several other interest
Ing events to attract attention.
number - the officials - the Co
chit G0ld Mining company are exposs
ed 60 arrive in BLAND within a few DAYS
from Bsg;pn. the party will include
MI a. J. cOrum president % the com
pany, Directors Bailey and weiller and
General Manager o +. poaey.
William Greenfield went over ~ the
Baldridge saw mill In Bear canyon last
"Wednesday, whore buslncsa Demands
his attention. n was Learned that he
has beon offered the CONTRACT FOR haul
ing lumber from the mill 90 the santa Re
railruad. but Il ~ not known that he
viii acccpt u
ON Monday " this week y. II. NULL
gtn assumed chargc Of the express ana
freight ONCE ~ w. l.. T'rimbic 4 Co al
this plane Tho positiun WIS Occ1pied
by clay Jones' for few weeks until
Monday. when he was rendered a posi-
tion 10y the Cociiiti Gold Mining COM
puny. ut Albemarle
\ letter was received last TUESDAY az
terTssm by Mrs win Ments from her
sb.tcr anuonpinR the serious illness ~
their 1Nshcr, Mrs. ~ Is MN. OF Dcca-
tur ~. Mrs Ments. accompanied hy
her son. Fay. left on Wednesday = Stage
for Thornton fiNm whence she started
for the bedside ~ her mother IN the
Prairie atate
surveyor j. A. Rice and a sIn.tii fOrce
~ men are rinniug lines FOR The extcn-
sion q the pipe line in PefalUi canyon
iiids for the laying ~ the line are being
vocivcd by me company, and Il h ex-
pccted the contract wiH be- let In "a few
days wilen work viii actually begin
length. and probably nfiy labolerv VIII
find employment; thereon FOR a couple
OF weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

twentY.thrss years 49, On men heid np
and rohbsd a Union Pacific train a. ras
Springs, Neb Within ten days four
were killed IN kansas and a week iaior
The other two were killed further south.
fiFmeen yoar, later nun held up and
dynamlted the express car at Brady
Island, Nch. Within a week he was
captured ana was later sent 70 one
state pcnitentlary, Last year traln
was held W az Wilcox. wyo. The
robbers escaped toward the fiole.in-the
Wan country, puieucd hy Union IA
CHIC detectives Three OF ths gang we're
Killed in tho Jackson's Hole country. "a
fourth was sent 10 the penitcntiary ant
the remaining man alone escaped. but
me Union Pacific detectives are still on
his trail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

The machinery for electrically light
lng passenger cars which are being
buht Ia the Santa Pc shops la Topeka.
Do being placed In order
I'VE machinery. which Is known a.
the Columbian system has been placed
in i've otra up to date. Il IL being put
90 a test, and seven more ears VIII have
the new applicinoou attached.
OF the twelve CARS which are TO be
hWed wIth This machinery. two are din
ing cars ami the uthor ten chair cars
which are being built In the Topeka
Ships. The chair olrs are being del,v-
ered aa fast as possible. but Il viii per-
hars BE- six weeks before the order "
cpnPleied. They are being wired as
faaa as delivered
When the fiozen cans are equipped
The teEt win begin. T1he oara viii be
keia Ia continuous scrviCe Tor six
uwrAhH. and " AFTER the end of ,i...s
time they are SHOWN 20 be la good
shape the system win be- Adopted ana
placci On ai Coachea ON che ayn-
tein. IT, ,,-sr Of the equipment ls about
800 per car.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

eleep en- their 0utnt ehd IN Ur0er q
st through ne line they were fircei
20 seii twenty hoFxcs % raise ihe naJney
necessary o. gei thnouEh with ths bal.
ance ~ the hnraes and Outnt This ne.
ceseitaiei a brcliine up q the party a.
above stated
The party recoufy visited the Mormon
settlements IN the CHA ANA san Pedro
valleys IN Arizona They are traveiing
overland frosn utah 10 Central Americi
IN The interest Of science. TIE party
wac conposed criirciy VI scieniinc men
and the result ~ their researches win
b. received with interest. n D. unfur-
turate that the party was compelled 20
separate here al NoEaics
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

Awful anxiety was felt for the wi.
dow Of the brave General Buraham, OF
Machias, Me-, when the doctors said
she could not live until morning. y
wriioa AIRS. s. II. Lincoln. who attend.
ed her that fearful night. "Ail thought
she must soon die from pneumonia,
but she begged for Dr. Kings Now
Discovery, saying that IL had more
than once saved her life. and had cured
her Of consumption. After three small
doses she flept easily all Night. and
ss further use completely cured her"
This marvellous medicine ia guaranteed
70 cure all throat, chest and lung al
seases. Only Soc and fi.OO. Trial OF.
ties free az J. II. O'Reiily a Goa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

9. =. Huntington made few friends
during his strenuous lffe sooking tho
riches ~ this world. n ls pleasant 70
krow tlsat hc whs not an aursiid and
mercenary. The Albuquerque Amefi-
can says tlic dead millionaire 81 duserv.
ing ~ the gratitude o. she aearo race
because he was friendly % the race
and took desc 'ftercilt On ~ progross.
was very liberal IN his gifts 10 eiuoa-
tlon Institution FOR ool0rci and always
showed willing disposition % give the
Afro-Amorican employees fair play Ia
the distribution ~ work on the raiirpad
system, Of which BE- was president"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

ON uho first ~ August the department,
~ agriculture ordeud the enforcement
OF me very suinEanG Li8y In regard to
the shipment ~ sheep from one state ~
territory to another The substance OF
the law 10 that sheep Arrested In any
manner with tho disease known a. scO-
bies must not be removed into another
state, and that all sheep before being
aEprWyci by Tho inspector. must be
dipped Ia a dip that has been approved
by the governne nj. Since the eEforoc-
mont Of this aol mslny sheep being ship.
ped from che territory have been con-
deinncd and sheep men la the future
VIII have 10 use every prccaution
againat the Infectious disease OF so0-
bica. u they Wish 70 ind "a market foe
them. Arthur ~, ROrk. stationed at
Trinidad, Ii the Inspector for this Sec
ton Uf The country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

During the civil war, as well az In
our late war with spain. diarIhoca was
one OF tine most troublesome discusses
The army had 10 contend with In many
Instances II became chronic and The old
soldiers Sun suffcr from II. Mr.. David
Taylor, OF Wind Ridge. Green county,
Pa. h one of these. lie uses Chamber
lain's Collie Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and says he never found any
thing that would give him such quick
relief. IL Ia for sale by al druggists,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

IL view Of The well known Conserya.
tism 81 the MOngols and Of their aver.
sion 10 travel the presence 81 80 many
Chinese IN the United States Is remark
able. AZ the tame u the paFsage ~ the
Geary exclusion act Ia 1892 Il was cstl-
mated uhat there were about 1906 chit
nsmcn In this country. Comparatively
few Nogolians ARE found IN Europe.
Russia, which la fairly accessible. Is al
noSt free from them. Yet wages In
EuroiSe are much higher than IN China.
Minister Wa Is authority FOR the STATE
ment that an Of the Chinese In the
United States are from the province 81
Canton. and that they come from two
or three piaces only In thai province
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

Duh headache, pains Ia various parts
OF Tho body, sinking az me pit Of the
atcmaoh, loss of appetite. fevouahness.
pimpiea or sores are ali positive al.
dences OF impure blood. No matter
how n bcoame 20 Il must be- purified
In order 10 obtain good health. Ack-
e9s Blood Eiixir has never failed to
cure scroful0un or ayphiiitic poisons or
any other blood diseases. II IL GER
family a wonderful remedy. and We sell
every bottle ON posltive guarantee, J.
n. O'Reiily q 90.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
PAM AEI nnMr.

II have taken YOUR medicine with the ageaieae
asiiaiactiun.H writes Mrs. George Richi, 81 Lock-
port station, Weaimoreiand Co. Fcnn'a ana
can honestly say uf. Piefue's Golden Medical
Discovery has cured me Of pain ia my night
lung that the hest doctors could not help. Nv
upqciite and digestion have Improved % that (
can cat anything AZ all aud feel better than
have for years Your Favorite pycncfiptious
from cor fifteen years aad gsluftd monfhiv
troubles I can work a whole day and not Qrt
tired. Ny pain 4 All gone and frel like a new
but havc no headache now STAGE taking youf
medicine. Your Golden Medical Discovery
and Fsvofiic Prescription do al that you clailn
for them. and more, Too. have bees cured of
tr9ghies that suffered from Coz aflcen years,
aud the best Doctor In the State could not cure
me. Golden Medical Discovery cured me Of
neuralgia that suffered from for eve Year,, aud
N my letter can save one other poof sufferer.
you eau publish Is
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
ssAFMOsT & AEsRA0EE. %

= took q severe cold which settled IN ths
bronchial tubes writes Rev, Frank Hay, 81 Nor.
tnnvhic friiersuu Co, Kansas sAflef trying
medicines labeled agre CEfc." almost without
numhef, J was led 10 tFy Dr. Piercc'a Golden
hcGhai Discovery. ] took two bottles and was
CURED. aud have stayed cured.
vWheu I think ~ the great pain had 20 eu.
dufc. and the terrible cough I had. IA aeeua
almost miracle that was 50 sooh relicvedos
Dr. Picrce's Pleasant Pellets cure cor
stipalion. They do not react upon the
system end become a necessity, a. de-
many other pills.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
Mother Tells How She saved Her
Daughters Lirc.

am the mother OF eight children and
have had great deal OF experience
with medicines. ] asst summer my nttle
daughter hal the dysentery ln les wors,
form. We thought she would die. / tried
everything | could think OF. but moth
lng seemed "a do her any guod. saw
by an advertisement Ia our paper tina,
chambealain's Cole. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Nomendy was highly recommeTld
ed AMI sent ana got a bottle az once. Il
proved 10 be one OF the very besi medi-
oinca We ever had Ia the house. II saved
my little daughters life. am anxious
Tor every mothcr 10 know what an ex-
eellent medicine Il Is. Had known IL
az irut u would have saved me a great
deal Of anxiety ana ny little daughter
much suffering. Yours truly Mrs.
George y. Burdick. Liberty, x. |. For
sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

The valley ~ the RIO Grande has
been visited this year with the worst
diouth In ne history OF the territory
and the damage Ia severe on the people
Neay little w1tcr has paHs,d down the
Rio Grande the past month, and the
water question u serious one for the
people Of this vicinity % consider. That
sofno way must be- provided Tor storing
water FOR irrigation Is certain. Nearly
an the water Of the Rio Grando ia now
used by che people % southern Colo
rasio durinw the irrigation peiiod and
elcrngc reservoirs must be- provided n
thg i0Wer valley ls TO be cultivated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
For over nav lear..
An ON AM WEll.TnIyD HKMrnl

An OLh AND hELL-TRiKD REMEDY.
Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over nifty years by mill
lions OF mothers for their ch'liren
while teething. With perfect success.
Il soOthes the child. softens the gums,
Allays all pail, cures wind collie, and
10 the best remedy FOR diarrhea. II
ls pleasant TO the taste. Sold by drug
gists In every cart OF the world.
twenty-five ceats = bottle. lite value
10 incaicuiable lie sure ans ask for
Mrs. WiRaiow's Soothing Syrup and
take no other kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

Millions viii be spent In politics this
year. We cant keep the campaign GO
Ing without money any more than we
can keep the body vigorous without
food. Dyspeptics used 10 starvo them
selves. Now Kodol dyspepsia Cure al
gests what you eat and allows you 10
eat all the gcod food you want II rad.
leally cures stomach troubles. Berry
Drug Co. and Cosmopolitan drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

Or. II. g. Maynard mad Miss Mary
Murray were married saturday after
noon, ana win rcaidc on south Arno
street Miss Murray h well known In
this city. AIR. Maynard IL IN the en-
pioy % the Electric Light company. He
was member Of the United States aig-
nal corps during the Spanish American
war. The Cltlzcn extends congratuia-
ti0na.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

IL wds announced az santa Fo head
quAFters az Topeka on Saturday that
tue California hmlted trains would be
run a"iiy during the coming winter.
Ihe service viii Do rslnaugirated about
ooloner 10 but the daily service win
probably not commence until December
= up 70 mat time the trains wan run
either three or four times a week.
4na'e'id OF leaving Chicago IA The ev-
enng as in years past, the limited train.
WIZ next winter leave there about 10
2 clock Ia the m0Ding. passing through
KANSAS city twelve hours later. ana
I"ieha shortly before midnight. The
'n'oush lme of Che trains wili remain
az Hixty-mx hours.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
Mnnrne.l fnr IInnlInr,nn.

Bells tolled Grape was wrapped about
the Southern Pacific ticket office. the
Has was displayed az haf-mast ard
Ia other ways dId Deming pay the re-
speci due the death OF a great man yes
terday morning, while away In the far
east the funeral rites we're being held
over all that was left on this earth Of
Coils 4. Huntington. late president
and owner OF the great Southern Pacific
raiiruad ON the line OF watch liz sltuat-
Ell the coming great city Of Demlng,
~ M.-licadlight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

serahn Polaoo. un ohi-tlme resident
or This city aud county, died al his
home az o'ciock last night. Iio was
a native OF italy, born az Poem Monte.
near the French border In 1916, when
"a Young man be emigrased 10 this o0un
trS and TO the territory ~ New Mexico
Forty years agu. lie was 40 years old
AMI hlh lived Ia rhis city Tor thirty
years. He leaves seven chlldN.n. three of
whom I've in Lns Vegas. three in Union
county and one n Ari1oia. The f,lnerui
took place this afternoon from the west
site Catholic churh. LAS Vegas Op.
tic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
capllal Ieh !, lhr cnnllnl.

James Mcc0riston. the cement side
walk builder Of This city. has completed
an exceilont sob Of work at the capitol.
Santa Re. Colonel George W. Knaebcl.
clerk 81 the capitol rebuilding board.
informs The Citizen that the work Of
AZ. MoCorrissOn has given the highest
Satisfaction and Is "a monument % his
slt.ll and iaithfnlncse.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

Two very far'icsil suggestion ~ Of
fcr,i that after Swing aid and coinfors
20 Agulnaaio and hls fellow conspifa-
tom Tor uauy months, Coluncl Bryan
would hardly be- a proper pespOn to
place IN supreme command % the
American ttooTa who are nghting th,se
ruhrfa