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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
ARRESTED roR rIoKrocKErs.
Ono sonstimes Gets 0ood Sews Away
from Home.

a joke, that was anything but Joke
on the individual, was perpetratod on
one Of Lincoln cOunty's visitors 20 the
carnival; he wasn't from White Oaks,
either. The party interested had the
misfortune 10 run mp against pick
packet, but attempted 40 save his purse,
and the scramble attracted the atten-
item Of policeman, who az once inter-
ferred. Right here Is where the Joke
comes ini the real pickpocket escaped
with the gontleman's purse, ana the
policeman misgO0k his man and run the
gentleman Ia. The gentleman proved
10 the satisfaction OF the police, how.
ever, that be had been robbed aud that
the one the policeman failed 10 catch
was the culprit, and was Immediately
released, hut failed 10 recover his
money, about 80 or $50. White Oaks
Eagle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
rhe slrILeInl hs rorn.an.

The strike in the Torpedo mine al
Organ last Friday and which was first
chroniclod Ia these columns SATURDAY,
seeIas 10 boz fully up 20 expectation 80
far as expected.
The ore Is iron heavily charged
with crystalized copper No assays
have been announced yet but viii be
after fully completed. No ore OF this
character has SGT been found IN the or
gan district but 10 has been surmised
ihai such would be- discovered 40 the
water level. Several mining men
claim that u h very similar in char.
neisr % the celebrated Hanover ore
Oi Grant uuaniy.
The yein has already been crescent
seven feet aud iis extent horizontally
has nOt yet been determined D0na
Ana County Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

Driver of Delivery Wagon Causes = sih-
YeaF-Oid Child Much snnering.

Driver 81 Delivery wagon aauaea = hth
YeaF-Oid Chiid Much snnerinE.
Al noon to-day. perfecto Luna. a 9.
yenr-old-lad. while crossing the street
at sixth and Tiieras avenue. was the
victim 81 an accident lie WIS knock
"a down by a passing delivery wagon
The little fellow was carried into IN,
residence 81 W. Y. walton ana remain.
"a unconscious Tor about thirty min
utes DR. philips was summoned ant
upon examining the Injured child
found several bruises about the FACE
and body. none OF which howevT az,
considered dangerous The bog wal
taloen ia his home near the government
Indian school
The driver Of the delivery wagon
did not stop when the accident occur.
red. but made haste 10 SGT out Of thai
neiglborhoOd a. quickly a. possible
Several people who witnessed the acct
dent declared that u was caused by
ahe careless driving Of the man IN the
wagon. The drivers name n not poei
lively known. but should the injuries
az the cfild prove serious II ~ not nj
all improbable but that he will have a
grave charge 90 face.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

NewMeKloo IL one % the mos, favored
countries In the world. We have With
In our boundaries good grazing lands,
minerals OF all kinds gold. silver, cop
per, an unlimited supply Of coal. our
forests are equal 70 the best, our CD
mate Is uneQualed IN the United states.
In fact, everything 70 make great
state. The man who invests his money
iudlciously In New Mexico IL sure Of
profitable returns in the future
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

In the territorial supreme court yes
terday the case Of the territory Of New
Mexico, appellee, vs. Catarino Con.
Gales, appellant, an appeal from the
district court Of san Miguel county
was argued and submitted.
The case of Emily Collins, plaintiff and
appellee, W. John Colbert, Sierra coun-
~, defendant ANA appellant, was order.
cd docketed aud dismissed, the appel
liant not having perfected his appeal,
and writ Of possession aud execution
was granted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

Rev. William Kinney died TUESDAY
morning az the sanitarium after a long
Illness with tuberculosis. He was 3O
years Of age. Father Kinney was na.
tive AZ Grand Rapids, Mich. lie came
here on December q, 1900, from Mani
tOu, Colo, where he had charge OF q
parish. His brother John was 40 bis
bedside when death came. The funeral
arrangements have not yet been com.
pleted. New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
GONE. Iiut Not Forgotten

Tho Inhabitants OF the town were
thrown into a fervor OF excitement last
week which had been caused by the
words which fell from the lips OF VIM.
Deutscher. a character wen known
hereabouts The gentleman in question
had received a deal % pummellinE from
tho hands OF several citlE1na during the
week IN payment Tor certain remarks
which he had uttered. and feeling sore
both physically and spiritually. de-
clared that In order TO get even" II Is
alleged. he threatened b burn the town.
This remark 80 lnoensed the citizens
5 vat in a short time after a vigilance
nimmlttee was In process Of formula
ton. whose intention u was TO wait
upon the Aforesaid gentleman. Had Il
not been for the influence which had
been brought 10 bear by the cooler
heads, and the timely disappearance "
Deutscher. there would have been a
repetition Of the fate which manga man
has met al the hands Of an Infatuated
mob Luckily. however. for the good
name % Bland and her iaw-abldlng
citizens. her hoaor stin remains I'M
furnished. and again peace reigns su-
prsme During the early morning
hours Of saturday last Deutscher
struck the train and departed for green
er pastures. bland Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
rnr MODERN WAY

Commends Itself 10 the wclllnformed.
90 DO ~ asantly and effectively what
was formerly done in the cr7sdest man
ner ana disagrecNbly as we'll. 10
cleanse the system and break up coids.
headaches ana fcvers without unpleas-
ant after effects, uso the delightful
llquad laxative remedy. Syrup OF Figs
Made by California Fig Syrup 60.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
oFFIoIAL NOrEs.
rERRIrnRIALF uNns.

Territorial Treasurer J. II. Vaughn
received from Jacob Schaublin, cOllec-
tor Of DOna Ana county, ~ cents of
1876 taxes, s7.Os Of 1897 taxes, sos ~
OF 1888 taxes, 1925. 90 Of 1899 taxes, sla,.
i20.07 OF 1900 taxes, Also from n. O..
Bursum, superintendent Of the peniten-
tiary, Ss.25, convicts earnings.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

The New Mexican says; Bernalilio
ana San Miguel counties have the iars-
est assessed valuation OF any OF the
counties In the territory. Mckinley
county having been created. the vaiua-
ton OF Bernallllo viii be somewhat cut
down, bat Il viii remain a. the head
Of the list. nevertheless
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
Las, shirment of Tsss, Cattle to attn.
querqus.

IA. rarr. oi Albuquerque, viii arrivo
ths afternoon with a traln ~ iut caitlr
from thr Maria country. This viii be-
hIs Base shipment from Texas this sea.
sO.i as the cattle are not az good now as
Ia tho autumn. The Albuquerque
markets have sold 1850 head Of Texas
cattle Mis- season and Mr.. Farr states
that they are the best range cattle la
the market They will buy cattle
through the spring and summer In
Colorado. NJ PnsO Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

Charles Hunt, Of the III paso Live
Stock Commission company, left this
morning for Casas 1randes, where he
went a. receive a shipment Of 1850
head OF cattle, The cattle are COM
Ing through this port and 20 10 the
markets oi san Francisco. This Il the
largest shipment Of the 300 head
bought In Mexico by the company fOr
the san Francisco markets and j. D.
Rilby. Ut Missouri III i'aso Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

NE 0sands Tam = Isrieation oompany,
nov pending on a second appeal from
the supreme court o. New Mexico In
the supreme court u he United states.
10 that the said committee may be full
~ Informed a. 70 the rights % New
Mexico in the premises
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
DEFICIENCY cERrIFIcArEs CALLED ~,

bA'f AAAHaF'h N-NA ~ ~ - NAAtAffh tFs
Territorial Treasurer ). n. Vaughn
calls In % per cent Of the deficiency
certificates authorized by the last leg
islative assembly. The certificates
called In were selected by lot. and viii
cease bearing interest thirty days from
date. The numbers Of the certificates
are given in a notice IN another col.
umn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
A Rumsr FROM Oallnp.

II VAS reported In the city to-day
that twenty-slx OF the union coal
miners az Gallup. who went out on a
strike a few weeks ago. have consent
ed TO abandon the labor organization
and resume work In the mines OF the
Colorado Fuel and Iron company. II
IN also said this number represadts a
very small percentage OF the total
num-Ar OF miners. and Il II thought
that the amount OF fuel which they
can produce win be o. no mat, rial benz
EFT TO the big corporation. The stik-
Ing miners are said 20 be very orderly.
and no apprehension OF violence from
their hands n feared.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

0varCOHsos klb0 hluess be-
Oauso ~ ~ fks1 ssfegssaF'i
of vw0nSass's h0affss
~ regulates Egso entire
female organism rs
nothing else sfOsss Mesas
Els0 dragging sensation
and Gko ha0iTaofs0 GO Ire
hssos will 60 Also
Read ire letters from
UVO1s8n appearing ~ fsts
paper WOE310a WHO have
tried ff anf Know. There
are q sssliiloa sEsOh vvOBIan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
mE ENDED mIs LlFE.
W. Anderson. Of ~ Paso, Puts Ballet
tnto His Hrsin.

n W. Anderson. of ~ raso, Puts Ballet
tnto nis Hrsip.
Friday afternoon about t:g0 o'clock
T.. w Anderson shot himself with cui-
cidlal intent. with 22-caibsr rifle.
death resulting In half an hour. says
the ~ Peso News. Dependency is
assigned as tho cause Mr Anderson is
said TO have drinking for three or four
daya. bul had s0bered and arose 90 e.
10 work as bookkeeper In the on OF
the Candelaria Mining company Ia
Juarsz. lie failed TO so. however. and
spent che day al home apparently IN
very detected spirits Aver 4 o'clock
he was seen 70 enter a bath room by
members OF the family AMI then a re-
port OF a gun shot was head. Mr. Al
dcrson staggered out from tho bath
room with blood oozlng from a wound
In his head. lie was laid on bed and
Drs Bush, irwin and THOMPSON hastily
summoned. After an EXAMINATION 70
was found the sufferer was beyon
help. Justice Spencer was summoned
and upon investigation his verdict was
one OF suicide The deceased had llve1
In El PasO about six months. com ng
here from Tucson. ami vas FOR sixteen
years an employe % the southern pa
cifc railroad shortly after c0mlng to
~ Paso he paid $500 for an interest In
the Senate saloon. which WIS lost 20
him because Of a debt ~ recent own
er. This. his wife says prayed on his
mind and Ia assigned by her a. the
main cause for the act Mr. Aide son
was the father OF four cRlldren, one
girl married TO william Bunkly a 800
Magofiin avenue. with whom the fam
Nv lived. The deceased was well known
In this city. being a member Of the To-
cal orders OF Bagles ana Red Men
He IN said 90 have had 1900 life tnTur-
ance policy. The remains were shipped
10 san Antonio for burial. where rela-
iives OF the deceased reside
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

Two plain drunks, who were arrested
on saturday night paid Zines 81 81 each
to-day.
\ fellow from south Fourth street
answered io the charge VI disturbing
the peace aud WAS assessed a fine 1910.
saturday hciug pay day, the follow
proceeded to "tank mp, and when ho
had fairly well succeeded bee went
home and began iu make rough house
for his wife aud children. The wife
came down town and sworc out war
rant for his arrest 10 Is likely that
he will work few DAYS Ia the shops
this month for the city.
Frank Hats. the Chinaman who lives
ON west Tiieras ruad WINS ttp before
Judge Crawford this morning ON the
cu the charge " conducting an opium
| Joint a fine Oi $50 WAS imposed,
which he paid aud was released.
A vagrant Who forged an order un
/ the O'lNclly drug store, for small
amount Of cocaine, was given ten days
uu The streets.
Being without money and NO visible
moansOf support except a pair NJ gOOd
/ hands and good constitution, a
stranger appeared la police court this
morning. aud plead guilty To the charge
ol vagrancy. Tie was sentenced ~ Eve
/ days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
Branching Oat

The big stock and grain brokerage
firm oi o. q. Logan, ~ Chicago, are
evidently convinced that this section ~
the country IL good field fur their
representative, "a BE- located a. They
recently had Albuquerque connected
with their thicagnSan Francisco pri-
waite wire and an Office was opened la
90 i'aan, Texas, which will have the
Chicago-',l Louis private wire oi the
urm with Alopquprqur As q relay ccr-
ter Il b. understood that The is0aana
will open offices la Las Vegas, Pueblo,
Colorado springs and Cripple Creek a.
soon a. ncw telegraph Nire can be-
stretched Manager f0rehand Oi che
Postal, has been husily engaged in plt-
ting the N paso loop into The Mctcal
office Fred n, Cotton will assist
Maurice Vaughan a. relay operator.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

shcrin r. =. IlubbcIl was north.
bound passenger Tor Santa Fc this
morning
,aooho Yrlsarr aud family left for
iiernalillo Saturday morning, whore they
viii spend several days with relatives
Aerlh Blackington went up 10 santa
l'e to-day 90 attend the closing session
OF the territorial legislature on Thurs
day
Prof G,o y. lIaggcti, teacher Ia iho
San Felipe pueblo school, was in the
city SATURDAY lie returned home yes
tcsday morning
...rs Thomas Hughes, who was al
Santa Fc on visit 90 her daughter
Mrs o. e. Watson, ani family, return
ed 90 the CRY last night
E.J. IIuiing, well known IN this city
| has purchased three ear loaus of Woo
I from Rem Hrhnsirr Of st. Johns, Ari
/ roma, payiuE i2h cents Cor the clip.
Tho bdds which were opened Zoe ih'
ofire Of Ill A Ia Driere about I've
wrecks ago Tor the erection ~ hyr
rnpm brick cottage ~ Robert Hans
child. have hecn signrd up. snd worn nj
the foundation win hr siaftri De fr'
days. After the bids had hrrn opcn'
aud the prices ascer,aincd, the owne
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
CONVERSIONS NrrolSrsrslS.
scnd- List 10 Council which Were Con
nrmrd

| EcvVfuuf Otpru Saturday forenoon
sent tho following nominations tp the
council, which were confirmed in OK
routyo session,
District attorneys Tor the district con.
sisting of the counties ot bona Ana.
Sierra, Grant aud Otcro, " ~. ~.
| Ilpwcllyn. Las Cruces. district CONSIST.
ng Of the counties of tulfaN AMI
! Union. Irrn Irnhy. Ration; district CON
| .lsiing of Socorro. Lincoln. Chaycs and
| Eddy, George " rrichard, White
| OagA
Territorial Board 90 Equalization
| First District. Nencrslao Jnfamilo, Ria
| Arribn county. srrund district, Jesus
| Maria SaudoVnl. Brmaiiio county
| { .ird district. J A. gahouey, Grant
county; fourth distract, James = Dun.
can. San Miguel county; hnh district,
James T. liinklo, Chay,r, county
Barcuu OF Immigration First district
| Granville prndlrton. San Juan county
second district, Alfred Grunsfcld Beer
nalllo county, rl district, 4 ~,
| Hood, Grant county. fourth district
William li Bunker. San djgurl county
hnh district Jose a. Torres, Socorru
county.
Sheep SANITARY nolri 80 Albuquerque
Solomon luna, Valencia county Wi
liam \. Prayer Chavrs county and II
w Kelly. San Miguel county
commissioner of Irrigation FOR th,
Territory Of NcN Mexico g. A. Rich
ardson Chatr. county Frank Springer
san Miguel county W A. Hawkins
Otero county, g. W Kuarbel Santa "
county. H. 4 Micm nruaI..u county
Board Of , hnrm1rS A. i Fischer
Santa tc. f. Moreno las Cruces, W
IC porirrlipld Silver CITY The above
with the exception cot W g. Hpreriiold
arr ylcation npr"Giuenie
Board OF Directors of the New Mex
icu Insane Asylum as Lac Vegas Sic
ola. 4. CordoyH -. l.. Gregory Hn.
Marcus Rmusvick These are yhcuiioI
appointment
Regents Of the NrV Mexico School %
Mines az SoyYrfu Joseph r. Smith, 4
la Bartlett nud ". s. IiopcWvli 1hc-
are vacation appointments
Buarp Of Regent, ~ thr New McXic
ltnry Institute ~ Rusvr' Wcnt"
d NJ Reed. Joseph e. i.oh Bnd Nathal
Jana These are yacatiou appoint
b hcnts.
BOARD Of Rcecu,s 81 thr New MsNio
3 Normal school az Silver Cliy a. q
y Grngson. a. ~ Young. 3 4 Graham
q W. g. Ritch and John Corheit 1nrs
1 arr vacation appointments exceI'lin
= that of John 'orhett.
n board ~ Regents pf the University q
p Nrw Mrxico go Albuquerque
Wroth and T. y. Slower Th'a' are vi
, cation appointment
Board ~ iiegrnts ~ the Normal Tn
4 vorsity 81 Sew Motlro 90 Las Vegas
4 , aarlcs lfr. aud VI W Hrownr. Z
A | appointment Of Nj lifgd was a yari
l. | tiun appointment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
THE NEW RAILROAD.
Completion Of Survey Of Santa Fe,
albuquerque & Pacific,
FEW CURVES AND EASY GRADES.

a. a. Kennedy, chief engineer OF the
Santa Pc Albuquerque a Pacific
railway was In Santa Pc Thursday
ON business Mr. konncdy's camp OF
railroad surveyors Is located about
fourteen miles from Santa Pc A
survey Of the line from Albuquerque
To- The point where bo rs now camped
rs completed and be- finds very
easy aud feasible grade for noun.
tain road Tho line runs from Alhu.
quorquc oastnorthcnst for about
twelve miles o. the entrance of Tiic.
ras canyon While the line uf the
road Is uphill Il IL an easy grade and
there will bo mo- hard railroad work
Through Tiircas canyon up to the a..
vide the general direction heing still
castnorthcast. the line running
through tho box canyon will have
some blasting and other heavy work
tn do. The grades. however are very
fair From the 81 ido the line still
continues the same general direction
goes to the base Of South mountain.
sdrtlng the latter there Is quite easy
ailroad work with very reasonable
GRADES II leaves the shelter Of the
Santa be Gold a Copper Mining com
pany about three miles 10 the west.
md the town OF san Pedro about
'our miles Il continues its direction
,orth northeast then through the
D'Mara goal fields. where. n the
grades are good enough. there will
bc some cutting and roc& work. The
iallstCo river o. crossed about three.
quarters Of mile east Of ortiz sta.
lion, ON the Atchison. Topeka a santa
'e railway An excellent crossing
with solid rock bottom has been :ound
It that spot, The general direction
Dt the line continues. and the tracks Of
The Atchison, Topeka a Santa Pc rail
way are CROSSED about a mil and a
lalf from Ortiz station. Thence the
l'ne turns toward Santr Re The
grade from ortiz station 60 Santa Re.
while All up grade, has so far been
found Co bee very good and running on
IN average OF I 90 ~ per cent.
MIR Kennedy has two surveys for
two or three different lines into Santa
l'c. and OF course. be will select the
easiest and most feasible AZ the per
manont line. From Albuquerque to
his present camp the distance Is about
nfty.nino miles and from his present
camp 20 Santa Fe Is about fourteen
miles so that the entire distance from
Albuquerque 10 Santa Fe will be less
than seyentynvc miles.
The line will have very few curves.
and is considered By MIR. Kennedy.
who has had many years experience
ts railroad and hydraulic engineer.
an excellent mountain road. MIR.
Kennedy served for several years IA
he engineering corps 81 the North.
western railway, and several hundreds
n miles Of that road were constructed
under his SUPPORTS lon lie is very
| N'l ihtl u'h WIN tu' l'nhlNa VI 'h'
| survey. and thinks that the operating
II the road. when once built. viii be-
Gone very chcaply. as the line has easy
! grades. few curves. viii have a very
nnc crossing over the Galisteo river
and. as there is nothing along the
! line TO hinder economical rapid and
safe operation Re returned to his
camp yesterday afternoon, and with
10 few days will be- In Santa Fc
having thon completed the permanent
! line uf the road
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

Harry u, whiting, United states
commissioner returned saturday night
from Chicago, where Dee bad gone a
couple ni weeks ago to undergo an OPP
Grafton for thr removal uf 10 growth on
hi, nose. which was assuming trpmeu-
aus proportions ui late. and which had
been causing the patient much suffer
ing and anxiety, DR. Hyde q special
ist on skin diseases, performed the sur
vlchl operation and lea less than eight
day. hls kaliont had entirely recovered
and the growth WAS completely ohlit-
Grated. While in ihe windy city Mr.
Whiting enjoyed "a brief Visit among
bis ucphews aud nioces, and friends.
He said the sun shone only once la
the Twelve days that he was there and
the sidewalks were always wet from
suoW or rain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
nn,NN AurApLy poisoS.
Iit'io thlid - Orurze Hopping swallows
tnrbnllr Acid.

While Mrs George hopping was %.
teu..nr Go hr household duties in one
portion uf thH hu1sr. heI iittlr four
yesr-oli daughter Francis, climbed on
tn chair ana picked up bottle of eur.
holr acid aui drank some OF its con-
tent. ln muurEi ihD ll'ilr ONE Dee
SAN 'pins aul uB 40 hrr mother suy-
Ifs that bee month raH .uu The moth.
rr noticed uA,iH ht.t.fs pi ihv child r
30 ~ and asked h.f what shr bad dome.
.ar vhild accompanied hur muiarr tu Too
room aal pointed out certain bottle
among daSeu others uu 1 shelf from
Wa.rh she had dBuk thr poi pu Mrs.
llupp nu tt once summoned Drs. Eas.
turiay ani Tuachrr end heforo they ar
rived che lIfllr uur bat hrtpme unc0n.
I sclunt ihrB mlnsirIri ihr usual
antldoles and iil all that was poss'hl,
20 relieve the child. hui they were pew
/ rrlnss 90 ala in lis recovery The child
iruk 81 The DEADLY poison a. ioH
/ o'clolk lais morning aui about ien min
utea later entered amHinae condition
from which ID has not ye awakened
lna how .uoh ~ tho irug the Chllt
drank IL not known
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
PRESIDENT osoooo TALKS.
Hiring Of Japanese at Gallup Mines
an Experiment,

j. G., Oagood president OF tho Colo.
fado Fuel aud Iron company, who has
returned from a business trip "a the
east. Ia speaking oi the action OF hla
company IN employing Japanese labor.
ers al the mines Ia Gallup. y. NJ and
the report that this class VI labor
would be- introduced into mines Of
the company Ia this state. said that u
was the desire Of the company to con
tinue to employ is present laborers
Il have no doubt though said Mr..
Osgaoa that the labor agltaturs who
are trying 10 fOment trouble among
our men understand pretty thorough.
~ that II the experiment we have
tried al Gallup proves successful and
strikes are begun az our other mlpoa
we will ON the places ~ the strikers
with what available labor We can
| find
Mr. Osgood discIaimed any inten
tion Of conveying throat By this
statement. ard said that be looked fol
no further trouble WITH the miners.
There would be- NO trouble al an
said he. 20 II were not for these aEi
ltetors an r1 called organizers. tn
fact that thay have teen ondoayorln'
for the o. 4 w months 90 start an coz
gan zatiOI among Cur miners an,
have 20 fig. gilr fali "a o. proof enough
that tho mon h.ye 90 grievance am
ldoalrr oul GO be- l.t alone DenFe
Republican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
Dr. Pk8F-GGSR
FavOPIIe Prescription
Makes Weak Women Strong
and Sick Women Well.

voted down. lG 10 Z.
Mr.. Dalios moved that all amend.
ments be- tabled without being read.
Passed. "a 90 Q. The substitute bill
passed n 20 9, only Messrs Ascarate.
aateman Slaughter. Walton. Winston
aud Chayos voting against Il. the
speaker and Mr. pcndieton not voting.
\ motion TO reconsider was tabled. IS
go T. Adjourned 10 $3.50 p. m.