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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

Yesterday morning tho house gut
down to business at once. and trans
acted the folioWlne
Council joint resolution SO. %. pro.
vid.ur f1r thr payment of che cN.
penses incurred Boa collecting the
claim OF s5SSi5i due New Mexico
from the United statosr for the trans
pouatl0u. etc. of troops during tue
war with spain. ol which claim t5r
Oi7g9 had boon thus Gar paid. passed
unanimously
Governor Otrro through Speaker
Read. Expressed bis gratitude TO tho
house for tho resolutions of sympathy
extended 90 him during the time when
sad bereavement visited his home.
House joint resolution 40. 3, o rs.
monstranco against tho leasing Of the
public lands. passed lo tO g.
House nHl 40 2l2 hy Mr.. nallcs.
referring Co damages Tor injuries 60
trees by cattle running az large.
amending section lll of the Com.
piled Laws of iNlT ua Fo1.
House Mll Nu %. an act providing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
THE LEGISLATURE
The Assembly Drawing
to a Close.
Several GoodMeasureS Passed
Council Yesterday
Insurance Comm ssioner Bill Defeat
cd in tie House.
EXPOSITION COMMISSIONERS INCREASED
COUNCIL


Tho proceedings OF the council yes.
terday morning were as follows
House Joint resolution no z. rolat
ing to- the establishment of branch
of the Smithsonian institute loo the
old palace 90 Santa &c. was passed.
Council lill So % au act providing
Tor tho removal uf clerks Boo school
districts who mll Co perform their
duty was passed
House joint resolution 40. %. ap.
pr0puatlug 5000 for the editing aud
revision Of the journal Of both houses
aftC, tho close uf tho session. passed..
House hill SO 1856. an act providing
fot the payment of approved aud out.
standing county Indebtedness. passed.
q tog
~ Council hil SO. llI au act amend
ius chapter o5 OF The session laws at
1889 relating to trial uy jury failed Goo
pass q Co o. after strong argument
by Mr. Spirs u lta favor
Council ull So ST. au act rofDrrIug
Co insurance. requiring au public
bindings to be insured PASSED uuau.
mously
Council b.l SO tu au act to amend
section 20 0f chapter go of the session
laws of 1850 rcf,rriug to tine selection
and qualification of jurors was taEon
up and fho amendment made hy thu
house t1 do away with tho proport,
qualification Tor jury duty was non.
concuucd loo and the bill was sent Co
conference
Council b.l 80. So amended hy the
house and referring .o the aupropr.
alton ur % Ncv Mexico yNhluit at
tho Louisiana exposition was referred
again Co tho special comm,tty of
cove Nle uuriaus
Mr Cu.ok hank introduced council
bl no l23 CLEANSING the time for
tho payment ot taxes irom two semi
annual payment. Goo au annual pay
mont on December
Council joint resolution SO 90 was
introduced aud passed uuauimouF y
10 auJhaul.s tho governor tu appoint
O. uonpafuun commission Goo gu g.
Washington to vors f1r statehood au
against tho S.oph,us aud CuIu,r,u
bills during th. next secession ui con
gross
Council resolution $50 D.. thanking
the ,aHtoi -.uUldlng board for ia
,.f.|... Iu tA. construction of th.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
Vow Mc,lrn VIM. ActI,r-

Alonzo Merritt Wcllcs, mining an
gineer and expert. has just returned
from 60 tour through New Mexico, say,
the Denver Republican Tie made ihc
trip for party ot eastern men, Whourc
looking for safe Investment, in mining
properties.
There Is great deal of activity
throughout our territory" said Nlr.
Wcllcs. "The smcljer az Silver city,
long idle, has started again and tho
mines IN the neighborhood are rum
ming. Pruspcctor, are husicr than
ever in the various ranges New finds
Of copper ore are being made in the
Santa Rita and llurro pngcs, and gold
and silver prospects are being opened
In the Mogollon aud piuos Altos
ranges The weather has been colder
than usual at this season of the year,
but h has not retarded work very
much.'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
AFTERNOON SECESSION.

Council bin No. l24, relating 10 as.
Hessment and taxtion In Luna and
Mckinley counties was passed.
During the consideration of hoysc
bin No. iOs, Mr. Dates was called .
the chair and Speaker Read made
strong oration In behalf Of the bin
which provides for the extension of
the limits Of the city OF santa be 90
Include the entire area OF the grant
made by congress 90 Santa Fo. The
bill was introduced by Mr.. Read Il
was passed unanimously.
Tho house then adjourned until :
O'Clock In the evening
Mr. j. w. Patterson. night police
at Nashua. Iowa says la January
had very bad cold on my lungs
and used half dozen different cough
medicines ana prescriptions from
two doctors but grew worse all the
time finally bought a bottle OF
foley's Honey and Tar and after us
ing twothirda of II ! was entirely
cured. Berry Drug Company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
snI sIiooK utM
\ space Writer Poke. run 1T N.W Mcsico
Legislature

AA"fAANNf
s. Nyv Mexico youth was engaged to
70 charming Young lady lea Tennessee
and during iho holidays hc went Ia see
hrr The day for the wedding was
drawing near. but in spite uf the
pleasure Doe frlt his daucoc seemed sad.
llo asked h,rif anything troubled her
and she, hooking into his face, sadly
uiJ William have Il secret which
have kept from YOU, hut my con-
science Wito~ nae M ! must ten YOU,
and yot I Iear that you will not love me
amy moro when you hear 10. win YOU
promise io sun love mcs" Nothing
could kncp mc from loving you," bee
neu.d her "Wcll g. h this" She
,lid, "my father served term ln thc
Tennessee state prison. n was no
Gu.i o' mime Now, While, do you
still love mes" "Nln.t a,Surcdly," he
answered, 'sud Nm glad you brought
up .b,, confession business, for ], too,
have % s..rcl aud then hy looked sad.
"Nab,l" hr said, then hltercd,
grow mlc and h.- lips trcmblcd,
"Nubcl my father served "a term iu the
New N,zIcu legislature That was
too much Mabel shook him, and now
hr B., back ref homo retailing shoe, and
.vuar.u. at himself for being such a
.nul a. io make thai confession.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
HOSPITAL NOTES.
The Building Of a 40 5.tal hcre wnI
Prove Beneficial 70 st. Vlncsnts.

Sister Blanl.up, uf lb' Sisters o
Charity. who h1a been acre some t.n'
visiting the 90 }.9rrats slnlauup,
expects 60 go t1 C.a i1ulu tbc ld.
ter part OF tha vSk. u s "Ni".trd
that she viii have charge 'f the now
hospital 90 bo erected . 'ii', ,l., ,.r
Mr. Ianafor a well known Cin.g.
natl architect, has been Ina Alyuqu4L
Que several days examining thc site
OF tho now Sisters hospital to boz erect
rd there at cost OF 100000 &C. ia
tho pt,hltsct 'c drew ana made the
plans for tho building he Us cX.
p,ctyd Iu Santa Fo in a day or tSo
90 hook over the grounds az s. Vim.
cents sauitarium and hospital for
the purpose of drawing plans for a
noW building a. bo erected by the
siataH of charity as an addition 20
tho pr sent buildings
When the geN sisters hospital al
Alb luuqur ia completed it viii bt
beu.lt 10 ST. Viucgnts sanllauum
and hospital il this city also man.
aged by the Sisters, us viii tho lat.
ter D, beneficial 90 the hospital az
AlbuQr, rquo During tho summer
whom tho hoa' is oppressive ~ Albu.
qucrQuv patients. tourists and health.
seekers can be accommodated la
Santa Fo where the summers are pro
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
OIL 1xcn tMgH1 AT GALLUP.
The FURRY Is Increasing Every Day
A Few Pointers.
From tho Ropubllcan.

From the Republican.
Tho excitement In regard to the
Gallnp oil hcldi Is increasing every
day. Letters are received here ey-
cry day from an parts OF the country
making inquiries In regard 60 the
prospects Of the various companies
that have been organized and are en.
gagged In the development Of the oil
country Up 10 the present time nine
companies have been organized All
of them are In shape to oxpond from
ten 10 fifteen thousand each In boring
for OH
The chances are. OF course. that
"a number OF men who have invested
good money In this enterprise may not
strike oil. but they figure with good
reason that n oil Is found ON an ad.
Joining claim they viii be able To sell
their claims az big advance on the
cost of locating. They have every
reason 10 be- sure that oil exists in
that section, Oh has been flowing In
one place 90 the kno glodgc OF all
old residents Tor the past nineteen
years. and can be seen to-day by ans
one who cares to make a visit 90 sec.
tiuu eleven, now owned by the Gal.
lup OH company A number OF OH
experts have at different times In.
spocted this section and their reports
an agree as to there being oil there
Ia paying quantities. barrel Of this
OH wan on exhibition al the terrific
rial fair neld al Albuquerque In 1852.
a. that time hundreds OF locations
were made. but the parties making
them did not have the means 90 pros
ecute the search. The immensely OF
the coal fields Of Mckinley county ia
not appreciated hy the outside world
Il has within its bounds fourteen hun.
drod square miles OF coal land on
is found In every state aud territory
surrounding New Mexico. why should
Il not be- found hore9 shipments Of
machinery are daily expected Cal
lup which 10 tho most convenient
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
HOUSE

The first actual business taken up
by the house yesterday forenoon was
house substitute for council bin No
.3i providing FOR the reorganization
.uf the militia The substitute pro
.vidcs for one regiment Of infantry
divided into three hattalions ~ four
companies each one squadron of four
troops of cavalry; one battery Of
llght artillery aud one Gatlln gun
squad The substitute passed. %
Ito D..
Council bin No a.. relating 10 the
probating Of Wills. Vas passed with
an amendment
House Joint memorial No. 4. ask.
ing that the United States govern.
mont prevent the Jicarilla Apaches
and the Navaiocs from trospassing on
the land adjoining the reservations
was passed
Council bin No lt3. referring 10 the
payment Of damages by railroad com.
pnnios for cattle killed on the tracks.
was passed..
Council bin No. "a was reported al.
yersoly from the committee on rail-
roads The measure is Cruickshank's
hiii providing FOR geological survey
uf the territory, and making a tax
levy Of onc.hifth OF mill therefor
The vote was % To- . In favor Of the
bin, and H. therefore. passed
Council bin No. g. concerning the
location Of bawdy houses In lncor
poratcd cities and county seats. was
amended and passed. % to I MIR Win
sion voting agains, the bill
Speaker Read complained that the
mousse ana council have been passing
council bills al the rate OF twenty.
i've 60 one house 0ill This forenoon
seven council bills were passed by
the house and not one house bill
lie asked that the house pay more at.
tontion To It's own business.
Speaker Read appointed as confer.
oncc committee on the appropriation
bin Messrs. Gutierrez. Martin San,
cnez and Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

for the election Of mayordomos of Ia.
tornl dltches with at least twelve con.
eumors Of water. was defeated. II TO
s.
Council bin No. 80. an act fixing the
time Tor the holding of the terms ~
district court In the Fourth judicial
district, passed unanimously.
House bin No 2i0 an act relating
10 the licensing Of dogs was taken up.
aud the favorable report Of the com.
mittco was adopted.
The house adjourned until the af.
tornoon at $3.50 o'clock. leaving house
hlll 40. 2io aa unfinished business.
House BIN No9i. the insurance bin.
was made the special order Tor the
afternoon. and the committee on On.
auco also expected 10 report the gen.
oral appropriation bill
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

tive session 20 consider the follow
ing nominations By Governor Otcro.
aud confirmed them
For solicitor general. Hon Edward
T.. BARTLETT for inspector ~ coal oil.
Hon John =. CLARK. for territorial
treasurer Hon. j. " Vaughn. Tor
land commissioner. Hon a. A. Keen
Zoe superintendent of the penitcntlary.
Hon " O Bursum. Tor librarian ~
tho territory. Hon Lafayette Emmett
for district attorney of the Second ju.
diclal district. Hon. y W Clancy "
Albuquerque.
House bin No. b6, an act providing
n limitation Of the time In which ac
tiuns Tor mining claims was defeated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

The wind was so high on Monday
that several OF the west windows were
blown In.
The tennis court has been remark.
ed aud some Of the young men aro
working hard ~ be- In good shape for
hoid day.
The Mirage star have met with ox.
periences varied and cufios. so far.
Ia the publication ul that cXyctdu
ly useful organ.
The boys already are having visions
of piCuica and other summer amuBe.
ments. ana plans for the FIRST one have
even been completed. II Will be
warmer soon,
The class at Ol have organised and
have chosen Douglas w. Johnson for
their president Tho class ~ very
large this year and all are laboring
hard Ia anticipation OF commencement
week.
That exceedingly successful "Child-
ren'H party given by the Estrelia 80.
cicty q short time ago, h soon tn be-
followed by another AFFAIR" We hear.
and under their skilled management
Il will probably prove 90 be aH sue.
CeHEu, as their previous attempts
have boon. The EstrellaH always
were great 10 hnd victory somewhere.
The interHorioty declamatory con
test will De- held IN NeherH opera
house on March 20. A fine program
IN addition has been prepared by the
committee. which has iaboree long
ana hard with great hopes 81 sue.
cess This contest should be- literally
patrunilcd aH Il b. to be- ~ unusual
worth and interest.
Thos g. Keleher. captain OF tho
npWly organized base ball aggrega
tiun. received chal!eugp from the
normal school a. Las Vegas 20 play
there on May aOth II was accepted
and in all probability several chal.
longns will bo iasuod soon There ~
a whole lot of good material in tho
Varsity that can hc worked tu an
advantage and there ls no reason why
tho Varsity should not have the best
school team in the territory.
THfC.A.EEHIfNE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
SANTA "a
From no Nov MoRlcan

From the Now Mexican.
sheriff q s. Hubbou. of BornaInlo
county is here for the purpose %
lending his aid IN the passage OF some
important measures before the close
of the legislature
Miss Mamie Gentry. a pupil of tho
high school. and a highly respected
young woman Who hes resided iu
this city the past two years. left for
Owenshnro. Ky where she viii reside
lu the future
Hon Bernard = Rodoy. delegate 20
congress. occupied seat beside
Speaker Reed Tor q time yesterday II
o. evident from articles ln the Wash
ingt0n Post and the oomments of OH
~ papora at the national capital that
he mRde a very good impression upon
tho leaders AZ Washington
J d Candolaria received a letter
ffOm Frcd Macstas. 0f Havana. Cuba
On which ho states that ho has resign
ID his position with the government
ag Interpreter in engage ln the br'k
oragr business. which be- considers %
be- quite lucrative la Havana u will
be- remembered that Mr. MaestaH en-
listed here during the spanish.Am
can war AZ a soldier Ills friends viii
be- pleased 20 learn VI his success
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
AN OPTICAL rvyrsrioArioN.

Acting under orders from The de-
partmont, superintendent f. B Hanna
delegated Supervisors 3rrcn of Ari.
zoua and Mcclure, Of New McNco, ~
make u tour uf investigation Boo the
western division of the Gilu forest rp-
serve in New Moxico, Ia compliance
With the memorial passed boy the
thirty-iourth general assembly " New
Mexico, recommending the elimination
OF this division Of the Gila reserve.
They left Tor the Gila yesterday after
noon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

A mau 10y ,he name Of A. l.. Gassett
wa- arrested and lodged in jail la Pres
colt hy % government officer charged
with having cmbozllcd $50 while post
master 40 Bristow, Kan. The detectives
have been following him for over six-
teen months. When placed iu Jail hc
declared that hc would be- able to square
natter, nap when given an opportunity.
Hc viii bc taken back to Kansas AS
soon a~ rrqui-itlon papers can he se-
Nnrll.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

Juan Crcspin, q wood vcndcr living
al PaRusa, about two miles below iA-
Vegas. met with an accident q few day IS
ago that proved fatal. while putting
a heavy nrmiul of wood ou tho back Of
a burro, he fell, "a sharp stick piercing
his abdomen, badly laccratiug him aud
rupluring The intcstincs causing hi.
death only few hours later.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
Iaoosdusrs.s.

Manage Jastro Of the Victoria Land
and Cattle company in letter 60 Dr.
r. a. Bray, government live stock iu-
sreclor az El Pas0, says
During the past three week. there
has boon great many deaths Of horscs
and some cattle, presumably caused by
rattle weed This fatality has In-
creased "a such au extent as to startlo
old timers and they have requested nae
To communicate with 900 and got your
opinion, and II possible 70 have you
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

Governor olcro has appointed Lloyd
Buell. ~ q cadet to the New Mexico
Military Institute 40 Roswell, under a
law recently passed by tho assembly
Buell. is a resident of Corrillos. and Is
at present cadet at Roswell from santa
re county, standing At the head of his
class
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

The United States and territorial
rand lurics are both down 60 hard
work examining witnesses Attach
mcnta were issued for Amndo &. de-
llaca aud label Bara Tor failure To
respond 20 suhp0cnas as grand iury
wltucfsca
An attachment was issued against
H a ClOuihlcr and Mrs a. a.
'louthlor upon the complaint of ia
cob Wcinmann on account of debt
amounting Co $500 alleged to be- duo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
LAID orricE nusrNEss.

During the week ending March 20
the following business WIS transacted
at the federal land office in Santa Fo:
uo.'r-s--a s'-rs-t-- Aa-..l e. -
minRo Martinez Puerto d. Luna, 100
acres, Guadalupe county joso isabel
Sona, Santa l,o-, lii.7 acres, Guada-
lupe county; Juan i,acl sanchez,
Puerto de- Luna, 100 acres, Guadalupe
county March H. William l.. Blatt-
man. Ocatc, lj5.Gn acres. Mora county;
March ls Manuel Moufola, Springer,
loo acres, ColmS county; Allen T.. Bur
nam, Ration, 100 acres, toliux county.
Aaron r. Burnam, Ration, 100 acres,
ColiaX county; Apolonia Gonzales, Co
bra, lS0 acres san Miguel county;
Tomas A. Medina Cobra. 100 acres,
san Miguel county; March no, Tclcs-
foro Chavez, Santa Rosa, 1906 acres,
Guadalupe county, Juan do Jesus to-
nero Wagon Mound, 1860 acres, Mora
county; Nerco MARTINEZ, Wagon
Mound, 100 acrr-, Mora county
Homestead Final Certificates March
-, Jesus Ma. Gullogos, Wagon Mound,
100 ecr"s Mora county. Rosario Con
sales de Moyn, Santa Rosa, i10 acres,
Guadalupe county; Gabriel Luccro,
Pintada, loo acres, San Juan county,
March n, Lawrence Welsh. Iiloom-
field, 1907 acres, San Juun county
Coal Land Sold March ii, Laura a.
Hobbs Ration, 100 acres, Coliax county;
consideration, t3,21.
Land Sold March ~, Jose isabel
Sena, Rosa, ~ acres Guadalupe
county; consideration, so61, AmadoT
Martinez, administrator Of Andrea q.
Felix Wagon Mound, 100 acres, Mora
county, consideration 500 March 10.
Telosioro Chavez, Santa Rosa, 1910
acres, Guadalupe county, cousidcra-
lion $3.50,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

a.. Lacey tbe well known brake
man nn the Waldo buncl, was In
lhe city yesterday circulating among
his friends. He has been nursing an
attack Of the grip Tor week. but is
improving gradually
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
OItItIAi N0rIs.
'Hiack Juck" Wiu Not Hang ou Itidn, -
Notpriy- puhlir Appointed
NRrrHWVT rOR KErCUrW.

REPWryE FOR EErDuuM.
Governor Otoru ha, granted rc-
prigyr until April 2b tu Tom ketchum,
the train hoId-up. sentenced 10 ho
hanged go Clayton, Uuiou county, ON
March 30
A TEACHER WTWANsTEUt,tp.
Mrs. Belle Steele, day school Teacher
~ Tc-uquc, ha, been transferred lo the
Grand Junction boarding ,cnooi, Cole
RADIO. Mr.. Garyic and wise will sur-
Cecd Mrs Steele.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
AN INDIAN ArrorvrMrvr

A dispatch fom Washington states
that Francis NJ setter, of ~ Reno.
okla, has been appointed Industrial
teacher nt the Iseyeo Water Indian
school, on the Navajo indian rc-crya.
tiun In Nv Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

come hers and examine the "locood'
horses we have cortallod Tho great
est loss has been among stock brought
to this country. one man lost thirty
head oi hotsos. believe be came from
Texas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
RAINIER sAIVF.

letter, eczema and skin diseases
yield quickly TO the marvellous healing
qualities ~ Hammer Salvo. made from
a prescription of a skin specialist ~
world Wide fame. 20 cents Berry
Drug Company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
RANnEna ArrnINrrn-

superintendent Hanna received tho
commission at twenty mon, who have
been appointed rangers in the several
reserves iu his jurisdiction, being the
Increase be- tho forces usually made
during the month at Mnrch
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
AFTrR Ia aRlPpr-MAATf

Usually q racking cough and a gen
oral feeling ~ weakness Foley n
Honey aud Tar is guaranteed 90 cure
the Strip cough and make you strong
and we'll Take no substitute Berrf
urug Company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

90 cleanse the system in n gentle and
truly beneficial manner. when the
springtime comes. use the true and
perfect remedy Syrup Of Figs. buy
the genuine. manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only, and for
sale by all druggists. az 90 Gents a
MIN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
For the P.onIs 10 Decide.

In the ofilce ~ Mayor Marron yes.
torday afternoon a special meeting of
the city council was held az which
time a petition signed by hundred
taxpayers was read The question is
asked whether the city library tax
viii go to the old library or the new,
aud that all citizens uf the town may
have q voice Ia the matter u has
been decided 90 submit the matter to
the voters nt the approaching city
election. city Attorney Horton
Moore has been directed 10 prepare
proclamation notifying the citizens
~ the action and that she matter will
be- settled by ballot on election day.
Robert a. Watts. Of salem. Mo.
writes u have boon troubled with
kidney disease for the last Ave years
and have dOctOrcd with all tho Head.
ina physicians and have tried all rem.
ediea sugEeatcdwithOut any relief III.
Eally ! tried Foley'e kidney cure aud
less than two bottles cured me and
am sound and we'll Berry Drug
COMPANY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

The funeral at Jacob ~ Edison
The young railroad man who died ln
this city night before last. took place
.ut . o'clock this afternoon at tho uu.
deteklng parlors of O. ". Strong a
SONS and the sermon was preached
hy Rev Bruce Kinney, pastor ~ the
inptlu church The mother OF the
deceased, who had cared for hcr son
In his late Illness, decided 90 have
'nr icmains buried NJ Fairyipw In.
toad uf taking them back Go the FOR.
NOR homo in Fort Wlllc. lnd.