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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
LANn oRANT MATTERs.
Opportunities for investors 70 Buy Up
Valuable Land In Taos County.

Opportunities for Investors 20 Buy Up
Valuable Land In Taos County.
Charles r. Eaaley. of Santa fe, sne
cial master. advertises for sale the
Santa Barbara grant situated IN south.
orn Taos county. Just north OF tho
Pecos river forest reserve The grant
has an area OF 2o.33S.2s acres. and
will be sold on the forenoon OF Decem
her 30. az 10 O'Clock AT Santa re. The
sale is made la the partition suit Of
Nepomucemo Martinez et al. vs.. julio
Rodarte. "a al.
Publication has hecn made IN tho
partition suit of Emma r. Snlazar ei
al Va Alexander Read a. al for tho
partition OF the Polvadero or Juan
Pablo Martin land grant In Rio Arrihu
county. The area of the grant iB 30
| 7Gi 4 acres. Unless the defendants en-
ter their appearance on or before the
first Monday ~ February. 1902. iuds
nent Ny default will be entered againg
them
The following private land grants II
Taos county nave been ADVERTISED iO
delinquent taxes for the first half o
Tho year 1900. Los IucerOs grant. du'
fiiOGs, Cristohal de- Ia Cerna grant
s9s 90; Santa Barbara grant. 1854 0G
Antonio Martinez grant si0.sb; Arroyr
Hondo grant, faO5.5i. Las Trampa
grant. t23S.4i. Quiiosa grant s3g97
M Rancho del Rio Grande grant. 8i5l
l7i Unless the taxes are paid, Higini
Sanchez. collector of Taos county. vii
make application 20 the district couT
for Taos county on February q 1870.
for Judgment against the owners d
these grants and will sell the grants &
the highest bidder. thirty days Rfte
the rehdltion Of such a judgment. 1n
Ia Cerna grant and the MARITIME
grant contain about co 600 acres oacn
the Las Trampas grant OuOn acre'
and the lilo Orande grant about $500
acres.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
AT CENTRAL scHOoL

The pupils of the Central school col
e0rate,. the opening OF the christmas
holiday season by presenting n hne
musical and recitation program az the
school this afternoon. mere we're
present an guests quite a number Of
parents. and Superintendent Hickey,
with the other teachers. made II pleas.
ant .or all. The program rendered was
as follows:
sung-"wo All Love Jack. by the
school
Reading Too Late for the Train.
Walter Atkeson.
Essay Christmas. Edmund Ross
Soio-'S Slumher Song" Clara Din
widdie.
Stories OF Jnildhood' (originaD
ta) "Neigkbors," Madonna Rankin
90 Roberts Opportunity" Laura
| Hayden.
Piano solo-"Two Larks." Ros,
| liuntzinger
Readlng Christmas Stage Coach.
Cornelin Mcbride.
HAPPY Miller" first 80
prano. Daisy HuntzinEer. Kati,
| Vaughn, second soprano. Rose Hunt
finger. Mabel Pinney alto. Daisy Cur
ry. Mabel Yott
| Original Story christmas In
Mexican Mission" Ruth Thompson.
| Scng--Ckorus from linalore" by
the school
] Physical Experiments Action O
suction pipe demonstrated by Car
Holman and Edgar .trumquist
Humorous Reading Miss Mallur!
on the Chinese Question. Daisy Curry
Duet--"Greotiugs," Daisy and Ros,
IHuntzingor.
Paper ino Wasp" Ralph asoheI
Musical nigh School Yell-Higl
school
~ an the other schools a9prOprlat
Christmas exercises we're also hel
this afternooa. and there were Chrisi
mas treoC laden with presents for IN
little ones az some OF the achucis. afte
which the city public schools were a,
| lournod for two weeks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
NEW RAILROAD.
Work to Begin on a Line from Kansas
TO Mexico.

Kansas city. Dec. 20.-President
Suuwon. OF the Kansas city, Mexico
q Orient. has Cablod the officers Of the
road the contract under which a Eu'
ropoan company is 20 furnish rails for
the Orient In Mexico and take IN pay
men, the Mexican government subsidy
when IL has been signed. The llrst
shipment Is expected to leach Port
Stillwell within ninety days Rails
will bee laid al once TO Elfuerte, the
grade being ready, The first part OF
the line To be opened In the United
states will he that already graded
from Anthony, kan. southwest int
Oklahoma. and building will continue
from either end of this line az fast as
the grade IL completed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
MARSHAL FoRAKgR's OFFicE.
Case Postponed-Fornoffs Capture
Force Of Experts.

United states Marshal Foraker was
notified this nioruing by United States
Attorney CAilders that the case
against Mock Sing and two other chi.
nampu. set tor q hearing a. Deming
tomorrow. had been indefinitely post.
poncd. ON account of evidence which
had failed TO arrive from Portland.
ore. and ia consequence Deputy
LeathcrmaE. who had been detailed 90
be in attendance at tho trial. will not
leave for DemiEg tonight as he In.
tenued
Deputy Fred Fornof left last might
for Gallup on oficial business. To
other morning. Mr. Fornoif. while re
turning 10 the city from the south. auB.
pected Chinese passenger on the
train as unlawfully being Ia this c0un
try lie was arrested and gave his
name AZ An Gin He was required "a
give a bond OF $3.50 20 await invostiRa
ton. hut. on failure 10 secure bonds
men. was iouged In the county jail yes
to-day afternoon by Deputy Hall Hii
case will hc inquired into on January
Z An Gin has a certificate but the ON
cials believe that Il ia q forged one.
United states Marshal oraker. wht
has recently had his renppOintment I,
| the position confirmed hy the senate
expects tO have his new quarters M
/ up i'm hne style hy the trst ~ January
/ 1908. when he viii have COmmOdiOui
apartments for the proper transaction
of tho business Of the mRrshals One
/ for the district His force Of "mal
| chaserg' la gradually increasing. anD
besides himself has the following a.
nerts ON the nny roll here Fred y
\ McKeohan Fred Furnof Frank T.
Hall Roy i.eatncrmnu pHd Ge0rE
: kaseman These experts are kept O
/ the rnnd almost constantly. and Il !
/ said. as an actual fact that a ChiRl
man sneaking across the bOrdero of Mei
I leo into Luna Grant or DOna An
counties, thisterritOry, caa scent eitf
er one OF the deputy United State
marahala named above The moment h
calls al the local depot 90 take a sout
bound passenger train. and In cons'
quence, the almond eyed Celestil
sneaka back into Mexico TERRITORY
Some few, however, owing 10 their pil
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
tain, The following very aatterlng Ian.

tains the following very nattering Ian.
guage
THE high physical standard Of this
property. as indicated Ia cur last In
spection report has boon fully main.
tainod while the presence " extra
gangs along the line. evidence It's
continuance. =, Iht OF way Is cloanly
kept. embankments are constantly be.
ing strengthened while steam ditcher
w now NJ work cleaning oit and open
Ing up draipways IN cuts. THIS line
ls heavy hallaated In So entirety with
crushed rock coarse gravel aud burned
clay. but the latter tin use on west
end principally has been found not
equal 20 requirements ~ heavy cquip.
mcnt and traflc and Ia now being TAX.
on out and gravel distributed
"As previously reported the stand.
ard rail as adopted By this company
is ~ pounds. the line throughout being
equipped with them, and same is in
nrst class condition, well supported by
an ample supply OF good. sound tics,
securely spiked
We note with pleasure the steady
progress In permanent bridge work.
tho greater part Of these structures
being now steel girders and trusses.
supported on fret class ahuttments n
concrete and stone. while each year
witnesses the removal Of wooden struc
turos Ia such a deg oc as Indicates
IN short while their practical elm
innt,on. some Of them having heon
taken out since our last inspection
trip. one year ago and steel stone and
concrete structures substituted there
for.
"Dcpots and stock pens are In good
rommendablo condition Highway
crossings. both over. under and grade
well maintained. and fencing IN good
fair condition We unrcservoLlv rank
this live a. being among the best Ia
Missouri In its physical condition
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
WILL RETIRE.
Secretary GAGE VIII netirs from
Roosevelt's Cabinet

Washington. ,ycc. 2O.-Secretary
Cages Intention 90 ro.inQulHh the
treasury pult uilo aa soon ns President
kooaegpe can God Is suitable 5uccUsaul
and he has s1 informed the precedent
GAGE would llbc to be relieved before
Kpring The president done all he
could 20 dissuudo GAGE from retiring
aud viii probably couunue 20 use his
efforts In that direction
Aitcr tHc Cau.uUt meeting secretary
CAGE declined Goo Fuf Hnythiu1 about
tur rumors Uf nis resignation beyond
tho simple statement tuat HC had NOT
formally rosigncd. What ! may o'
may not do eventually am not pre-
pared 20 say now. said the secretary
"but yau SAY tu, relations hctWe,.
the president and myself are perfectly
cordial no would 90 almost anything
/ woulu ASK rrH 10 go almost
anything he might ask
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21


"
William Nocdol. the wet goods mer.
chant OF nernalillO was IN the city
yesterday aud while here met a nun.
bor of friends
Dr. spargo vas happy last night
when his wife arrived from Chicago.
The doctor has recently opened On Of.
ilce In this city
w A. Springer returned on ycater.
days flyer after a two weeks visit TO
BOSTON New York and other of the
large eastern cities.
n ia reported tnat VI " Porter. con.
noctod with tuc international Core
spondence school ~ Scranton. Penn,
~ quite sick at his room In this city
After today the public schools Wnl
be closed for two wookn. tnus anordinF
all the scholars an opportunity Go On.
Joy che Christmas holidays to their
hearts content
Mrs r W. Pate and children. family
Of the cx Santa Fc station agent here.
left last night Tor los Angeles. where
Mr Pate rs now In the service ~ the
railroad company
Last night az the knights Of pythias
hall. the Rio Orandc lodge Information
al Association OF MhchlnistH. held r.
regular meeting aud transacted mat
tora of interest Co the lodge
Next week the Ladies' of the MacCa.
bees will noia public installation Of
newly elected officers. and the lhdies
have extended an invitation to the
knights OF the MaccRbcen 10 attend Ia
| body.
Chaperoned by Sits. T. l.. Modler.
who horset ia "a great admiror OF the
terpsiohcorean art, the Bow Knot
| Dancing club had a huc time az Or.
chestrion hall last night. there being
present about twenty couples
In pursuance of recent resolution.
anont appropriation by the city coun.
ell. City Surveyor Pitt Ross will today
drive stakes for the 81 Joseph hos
pital sewer line TO make connection
w. the main sewer of the city.
The concert at the Congregational
church Sunday night has been post
pOned on account of the death ~ Miss
Gilmore. hut the entertainment for the
children on Christmas eve will be- car
rled out IA heretofore arranged
Word comes from Denver. that Or
Bacon. who was former dentist In
this city. has a suite Of dental Offices
In Denver. and employs half a dozen
assistants. and that he and Mrs. Bacon
are enjoying fairly good health. John
j. pheldn. who was once upon time q
druggist of this city. SO our informant
states. is tho manager of the bRcot
dental Offices
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
TOO RlcH 10 MARRY
A Fine Play for the Evening Before
Christmas.

Tho box ONCE man at a theater has
many funny experiences Not loEJ
ago a man stepped up 60 the box Office
window while TOO Rich To Marry"
was playing and asked ii that was the
place to buy tickets.
What's the price for the first noorT'
he asked
THE parquet price is one dollar -
replied the ticket seller.
what play is it2' asked the man,
Too Rich so Marry"
Amy cheaper up stairs?
Yes. 75 cents in the front row Of
the balcony.
What is the play there2'
Too Rich To Marry"
ANY other floor up higher?'
THE gallery prices are 20 cents"
What's the play mp therc?'
Too Rich To Marry"
SEQ the same play from all 'he
iloors?'
Yes"
The old man split the difference and
bought ticket for the middle floor
as be called the balcony,
AZ Colombo hail, Tuesday. Dec, e.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
A GOOD NINE.
The Grey Eagle" Examined BY Expert
v, v. Clara,

Jimmy McCorristou with mine ca.
pert. V Y. Clark. returned late ycHtor
day afternoon from two days SO
jouru among the miners and proapoc-
tors of the % Canyon district. whcrs
Mr. Clark WAS taken tu give expert
opinion on the ore dump from the Grey
Eagle mine. owned and operated ~
Mr McCorriston and Attorneys y. W
Dohson and r. n WllkcrBOn. Hr.
CLARK was fnyOrably impressed with
tho ore prospects of the mine. and
says. with considerable emphasis, that
the Grey Eagle. when given further
development. VIII produce some ot tho
richest gold bearing ore of any of the
mines now being developed In that Gis.
trlct aud there are som" good proper.
ties In that canyon. Mr. McCOrriaton
is thoroughly enthusiastic today over
the reports of MIR Clark and awaits
W4tn interest even excitement, the ro.
suits at the asRay of the ore when Mr
Clark brought hack to the city with
him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

The Santa Fe Pacific Railroad com.
pany will build a large masonry dam
on Johnson Canyon creek. near Flag
stan. Arizona. about one half mile
above the steel dam built on that
stream In 1897. A spur track one and
one half miles long Is now being built
10 ship material 10 the site. Work on
the dam will commence about May I,
1902. The dam will be sixty feet
high. impounding l75.O0O .00O gallons
and will cost $4,000 There appears
TO be no end 10 improvements In this
Ylcinuy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
Pension Granted--Notary Public
Agent Appointed--sehool Lands.

Pension Granted-Notary Public
Agent Appointed--sehool Lands.
Frnncis Waiter has been appointed
postmaster at Lower PenasCo. Chavos
county
PENSION GRANT ED.
A pension has hccn granted to Iny-
lor NV Moore of Fort Bayard. Grant
county. OF tl2 month.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Acting Governor j. w KnyuOlds APP
.oIutcd n. j. Uahcrkampl OF san
Rafael Valencia county. a notary pub
lic
AGENT APPOINTED
Territorial Secretary i W Reynolds
was notihcd that Leroy HcltriCh OF
East Las vegas hos been appointed
tho New Mexico agent Of the Supreme
Lodge of the Fraternal brotherhood.
SCHOOL LAND RELEASES.
/ B Hanna. superintendent of forest
reserves in New Mexico. m accordance
with Instructions from the department
lf the interior. issu, the io.owing or
der governing an persons who have
leased school lands In forest reserves
for grazing purposes:
| An persons who have leases OF
school lands lying within forest re
server. and who desire 20 use the same
of Frazug purposes. must make apph
/ atior go the commissioner of az" zen
| ernl land ohicc through the ft,cs
oiHcer In charge OF the reserve 10
which the and is situated for a permit
~ cross the reserve lands 10 react
leased sections with their stock. 1n'
duplication must contain n description
Of the land leased, and show the dat
90 tho leaso and the date IL was az
foyed ny me secretary OF the inter
nr also the period for which Il ls q
run The applicant must also stat
.lc number OF stock whlCn ne desire
fob take TO me ieascu land. how long h,
1-oscs 90 Keep the stock there an
1g many lead the land will sustain
or the period He must also tle witi
Inis application map or diagram
| showing where he will enter the r.
serve. the road or trait over which ni
tock w,u ravel. and the time require
to rcar. the land over such road o
lrnu he must also agree 20 furnish
lard whose deagnatiun snail he al
nroved uy the supervisor. 90 Keep IN
stock upou his leased land
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
AT THE WOOL MILLs-

The cmpioycs OF the Albuquerque
Wool Securing Mills are looking for
ward for their annual treat from their
employees that is the regular Christ
mas night dance. when everybody nt
the mills can dance 90 ihoir hH7rt'a
content and have plenty of go0j q % q
"a cat on the side, FREQ 10 an employees
and fow invited friends Ths hag
been the annual custom az th. pro-
prietOrs Of the mills FOR the past few
years. and tney viii renew the custom
again on tho approaching Christmas
night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

Temple lodge. No g. A. s. 4 A NJ
held "a meeting last night and elected
tho following ofilcers a. serve for tae
ensuing year Edward o.. Mo'lcr, wor.
ghipful master A Is Mcmillan, senior
warden ~ q. Fox. junior warden
simon Stein treasurer Robert Abra.
ham secretary The w0rshlpiul mas
ter. az the installation OF the above on
GERS viii announce the 6ppointiyc ON.
GERS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

Transcript ana brief work for law.
yers will he done at The Citizen job
printing once promptly, quickly ana
aa cheap'y as possible. Attorneys
will DO well to bring all such work for
the approaching sessions of the terri.
toriai supreme court Ia this oiilcc, Tor
the two linotype machines OF The
Citizen are the only machines In New
Mexico that set italics. small caps and
black lines,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
the ALBUQUERQUE oUARDs.
Preparations Made for a Big Dance
Christmas Night

For many years there has existed In
the city OF albuquerque an Organiza-
The present company was organized in
June 1889 There are three classes
nf momborahip. active. associate and
contributing The active members
compose the company proper. assume
all the obligations incident 20 enlist
ment and are entitled 90 all the priW.
iogoa of tho organization The aasO.
riate members have no concern with
the military side Of the company. but
have fun privileges with the active
members The annual dues is so. The
contributing members, limited % four,
upon payment of an annual fee ~ t2b,
receive certificate OF memh sr8hip
from the commanding oihoer waich ex'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

By a combination uf errors. which
sometimes occur ln tAo rush of getting
out an afternoon paper. The Citizen
regrets i,s mistakes in the funeral NO.
ticc of Charles Lynn Mrl,naid. ln tna
nfat instance, The funeral took place
al the fpsldcncc. Nu oit south Third
street and not at tbe church az pgb.
llahod. Rev q a Bunker. pastor 0i
tho Lead Avenue Mclungist church.
preached the sermon. aud not Rev
Beattie as printer. although the latter
assisted aud Rev Haiwo0d offered a
most feFyent prayer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
Appraiser waNeman Removed.

Washington, Dec. 20.-A conferCn -e
today between the president and Sec.
retary Gage, II is understood that 4,
was decidcd 10 summarily remove s.p
prRiscF Wakoman. Wakcman. II IL
said. wrote the president attacking
sccfolary Gage. The president refused
10 entertain the charges or overlook
Inc onenNive charactor Of the letter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
.nuse of nc AeeLdent.

san Francisco. DcC. 30 Jonn Oof
fey engineer OF the north bound Souta
eru Pacific train. whose failure to stop
al Upiands switch yesterday mornins,
caused the collision n winch two were
killed and more tnan twenty njured. iH
suffering from a sh0CN Go the spin,
sustained when hc jumped from tho
engine Hc has NOS denied his rospon
simuty .or the disaster.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
Merry Holiday Season.

WhOop her mp Tor a merry holiday
season Christmas only comes once a
year and is season 20 be- enjoyed
Recreation Is as necessary as labor.
IAN work and no play makes Jack
a dul boy" There Us time to re-.
inice. and the best time ls the holiday
season Albuquerque ls rapidly assum
ing holiday attire The stores are
attractive. the principals and clerks
are all attentive and polite the stockc
~ goods immense. Let everybody
turn In for a Jolly good Christmas sea
son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

Now York. Dec. 20.--The Buenos
Ayres correspondent OF ,4e Herald ca
blOs: The Argentine republic main
tains and will maintain her rights. q,
chill does not accept the proposition,
this government will insist upon us
acceptance. People should Ue pre-
pared for every emergency as the gov
orumeut ia prepared"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

London. Dec. 90 The jury returned
verdict OF guilty against 10th TheO.
dore and Laura JACKSON tam Odelia
Diss De BARR. charged with immoral
practices ana fraud The Judge sen
fenced Jackson 20 fifteen years penal
servitude. and Mrs Jackson TO seven
years
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
Chicago siock Market.

Chicago. Dec. 20.-Cattl"- Receipts
100 head: steady. good TO prime 81
d740; poor TO medium. s4M590,
stockers and feeders. t2.20m ii0 ,
cows. Slm450; heifors. $1,000 $50
Gamers. SlG225. bulls, SEA $50
calves. S25Om5.25' Texas fed atoors
81 50M5.30.
Sheep Receipts. 1900 head. mar
ket steady. lambs strong. good o.
choice wethers. &3.50Q $50. fair Il
choice mixed. S27bd3,y. western
sheep. t3Mi; native lambs, s250Q
8 40 western lambs. s2m5i0
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
In furs you will Hnd ua 20 have tho
largest assortment Roseuwald Bros.

4 smoking Jacket Is Just the thing
20 buy for your husband II gives him
stylish appearance when he ~ 'at
home" And you kuow YOU want your
husband 20 look nice But come and
look az the stock " smoking Jackets
and then decide the rest yourself
simon stern. the Railroad avenue
ciothier
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

and black lines 40 don't forget this
tact and give Tho Citizen a chance 20
DO your work In good style before tho
meeting ~ the territorial supreme
court. The Citizens llnotypos are the
only machines in the territory con.
a,ructed expressly to satisfy the at.
tnrneys In their briefs AnG transcripts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
TWO MeM MLApERGp
Bodies Of Two Sheep Aerders Found
in a Mountain Canyon.

Santa he. A. NJ. Dec. 2o.-Thc
bodies of two sheep hordors, partly
burned. were found today at Cahra
Springs near Canyon Blanco, SANTA
Fc county Il is followed that the
sheep herdcrs were murdered and
their fincltB stolen A posse OF twelve
men started In pursuit tniH afternoon
having found the trail of the sheep.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
Notice 10 Lawyers.

The CltlHsn IA prepared 10 print an
Kinds of briefs and transcripts. AMI
the attention 0f the lawyers Of the
territory 10 called 10 this fact The
Citizens linotype machines with AZ
the improvements. sets just exactly
what the lawyers want In their briefs
and tranacFlpts-italios. sman caps
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
venezuela Boundary.

The Hague. Dec 20.-Great britain
having fully recognized the fact that
the rights of Netherlands are nowise
affected by the Paris arbitration bound.
AIRY dispute between British Guiana
and Venezuela. the government order.
ga the dclimitation OF the Dutch
frontier.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

Washington, Dec. 2o.-Judge Adyo-
cate Iemly and Solicitor Hanna this
afternoon submitted to secretary Long
their report on the blll of objections
filed hy schloy They allcgc that tho
court was Justified in rejecting schley's
evidence by uumhor Of witnesses
who took issue with him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
sou,hern Paelfie VIetlms.

San Francisco. Dec. 20.--Two more
names. making four In ELL. have been
added TO the list OF fatalities resulting
from the cOh.sion OF trains Of the
Southern Pacific yesterday. John Car.
dona and Francisco sanerimonek, sec.
ton hands. both OF whom were tern.
bly burned, died today.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

Many a foot wonders II good old
Santa Will bring a pair OF nice warm
slippers on Christmas morning. some
are little feet. some are big feet, but
all feet look alike 10 Santa Claus-ho
will bring them, II you but give him
the hint Put slippers on your gift
list Santa Claus viii do the rest.
Plenty here 10 please every taste.
Simon Stern the RAILROAD avenue
cothier