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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
HEAup A,ouT InnIoArIoN.

For ths first time In the history OF
she oounsry the question OF government
Irrigation Ia the west has rcCenuy been
given a pretty general ventilation IN
the lower house OF congress and the
members have involuntarily imhtbssi a
umatterlnE OF what irrigation PROPOSE
tons look like. They are generally op
posed 90 government expenditures for
irrigation works, and are entirely IN
abls 90 realize the nbsun1lty Of their
position la consenting 20 coNtiy river
improvements while resisting that leg
tslation which would add 60 the mum
Der Of western homes.
hut many OF them seem 20 be- open
40 the proposition provided the west
furnishes the money Thai In, N the
hand 20 b. watered can be sold and
thus pay for the exp-nsc Of the water
eng. they might yield a gridging con-
seat
1eanwhiie the western man wonders
a. he was ever as thick headed con
cerning affaira in the west before he
came cut here, al some other people
arr who live back there and are NJ
deficient IN she most ordinary under.
standing % conditions and needs in the
arid region.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
THAT GALLUP INJUNCTION
The Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Enjoin Minerss and Citizens.
RlsOOS's STRONG ARTICLE.


special CORRESPONDENCE.
Gallup. N. NJ, rob % The Colo
RADIO Fuel a lrln company had an In
junction issued yesterday Ia which they
saw nt to include in The list Vt those
whom they wished especially onjuined
the names ui many Of the most prOmi-
uent aud oldest citizens 81 the town.
The manager of the company, Ia an
Interview yesterday, said that hc was
very sorry that some ~ che Eamcs APP
pcared there, but the company had re-
Cpivud no encouragement Ot sym, athy
from the people Ia Gallup, with but
three exceptions, and u appeared as u
thc whole town was against them.
Now there are many people here
who depiure this strike aud many who
have been very conservative about ex.
pressing their views Ia the matter, aud
others who have declined % talk on the
subject at all, giving a. their reasons
that Il was not aquCstiuu that outsiders
could settle, that the matter would
have "a be- settled boy the company aud
IT, employees. Others were very active
in expressing the cause Of the men.
All vt these men have beyond question
the right 10 do So and are no doubt do
ing what they think M best Tor their
Interests. They are trying To protect
their rights as working men.
The Cerrill0s Fuel n Iron company
ON the other hand are looking out Tor
their interests, which IL also their
privilege,
Now those of us who claim that We
are unable ~ aid the men la settling
this trouble, and refuse 20 participate
Ia the affair are eniOined, Why
II IL because We viii not take sides
with the company II this Is not the
reason, then what isY
I We have not la any manner attempted
10 interfere with their business
We have not attempted 10 20 neat
their property.
| We have had no communication will
any Oi their employees al their mines
lolthor ~ word or meeting.
The only association we have hae
with them has been by trading AZ t1oil
store in Gallup aud we promise Ia sta!
away from there.
We certainly should be allowed th'
! privilege according to all law-abidinl
citizens
The representatives Of the compan!
here deny any knowledge of who mad
up the hs,, yet II Is a fact that Their
are names ON the list Of men whom w
B. Childers never saw, aud would no
know them II he met them.
Did the management here in NJ q
anger attempt Ia iniuro us, and after
time realize that We were iu no way q
blame, aud regret the action takeny .
b. IL the act of zone petty employ
W. W. RrsDoN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
aoCORRO.
From the chlef,aln

From the ChleitAln.
The Illinois Brewing company has
erected a new smoke stack AZ It's plaAt.
II IL reported that r. Buchanan, for
many years a resident Of this city. IL
now ia California In charge ~ az
orange orchard for his brother.
Chas ArmijO, former student Al the
school OF mines, came up the hrut 0f
the week from his home In Mexico, Ia
visit relatives aud friends in Soc0rrO.
g. Biayasohi has made & decided im-
proyement In the condition Of affairs Oh
the Abcytia block corner siacs his receRt
purchase of the business conducted
there
r. Katzenstsin, father OF A. &. Kat
1enstein Of this city. returned from
visit Of several months with his dauEh-
ter. Mrs. Carrera. ~ Las Cruces.
Assistant postma steT samuel q. Meek,
celebrated his 0Sth birthday Tuesday.
Tho possession Of all ones faculties at
such an age Us a guarantee Of good be-
hayic5.
Died, In this city, saturday. February
lG, of stomach trouble. u. ID. Randol
The funeral was conducted from the
residence. Mr.. Randol and family came
10 Socorro from Albuquerque about iva
years ago,
Mrs, Edwin Swishor has been quite
low for several days The hope Of s0OA
seeing her son, who ~ now on bis way
home from the Philippines. seems 20 give
Mrs. Swisher strength 10 bear her at
fiictlon. II Is 60 BE- hoped that abs MAP
not DO disappointed In this regard.
Chas. \. Bahney writes from his home
in Ankona, Florida, where he ia engaged
10 growing pineapples, that the piAsap-
pie crop win be excellent this year, ana
that business IN general IL good, Mr..
Bahney's many friends In this vicinity
will be glad 10 learn that hs ls prosper
lag.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
SILVER oiTN.


Ffom the knterpfiss.
George Atwood, an expert elsctfsciaA
from Pierce, AriEoRa, will open gsh-
eral repair shop Ia Silver City and viii
have associated with him Fred Sales,
who has been connected for come tins
with the loCal smeltef
!. w. Jackson, from Prescott, A. r..
general organizer Of the United Mod
erus, ap Insurance order has bees In the
city few days In an effort TO revive tho
lodge which existed here. He u having
very good success and will shortly or
game Orc Lodge No. %.
A. Il. Gibson, president Of the Amer
lean Consolidated Copper compaay. OF
New York, has been looking through this
section OF the county during the past
two weeks. lie " thoroughly posted In
copper properties and expresses pleasure
aud satisfaction with that which he has
found lie has gone into Old MEXICO
for a trip. but will return here in sixty
days
Mrs. V. u. Warren died at the Sisters
hospital whore she went two weeks ago.
Mrs. Warren became known during her
stay Ia silver city through some bsaus
tiful painting ON china. Her husband,
who IL In the lumber business Ia wash
ington has been communicated with aud
Is on his way here 20 take charge OF the
remains. Undertaken Ilinmsn has sm-
balmed the body and II holding Il uRth
Mr.. Warren's arrival
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
HOME FRoM HuNDURAs.
Engineer Morsa Talks ERcOaraGinGly Of
the Southern Couotrtea.

Engineer Morsa Talks ERcOaraginGiy of
the southern Couotrtea.
j n. Morse. a mining engineer who
has been In Central America for a year
or more, is In the city stopping at the
Highland with his wife. lie reports lots
Of money la circulation In that country
aud says the government aud people are
enjoying prosperity. A highway. about
100 feet Ia width, II being constructed
from Amapala, on the Pacific coast, 10
San Pedro Sula. aud when completed
will be- about too miles In length The
estimated cost Is S5,OOO,tOO. all Of which
will be- paid when the road IL finished.
Railroads are being extended la various
parts VI the republic and extensive de-
yclopment work Is being carried On in
the mining districts. As far as climate
Is concerned. Mr.. Morse declares there
: nothing equal TO Il In point Of regu.
larity. The engineer and bis wife will
leave tomorrow for Csrrillos from
whence they 20 to the placer fields south
Of Golden.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

val. The old gentleman was past 20
years OF age and had been q sufferer
Tor "A long time from complication "
diseases. lie left seven children Co
mourn his demise.
At the residence ~ Mr. aHd Mrs
smith last Friday even ng Mrs Geo. q.
Bush entertained O. party of friends
Music ana singing were the main feat
ureE OF tho cvrJiug'a cntcrt1 iument.
Music was furnished by the Horrible"
orchestra. composed ~ the beet mUsi.
clans IN Bland Mr poolan deserves
great credit Tor thr excellent training
90 the Terrible" quartet supper was
served about II %. lock after which the
diling room was cleared and the merry
gathering danced until the wee Ema
hours Of the morning.
Mrs. Joseph King. sister OF Mrs. =
H. Mulllgan. arrived here last Saturiu :
on a visit of a few weeks from Dead
wood. =. u. Her husband a. the pos
scssDr 81 a nen group Of seven claims
| Eve 81 which are patented lie has ar
abundance Of low grade ore In sigh
and a large smelling plant Is Ia con.
slant operation un the property, Mrs
King IS a very pleasant conversation
| nhsi. and when the subject II TURNED
90 mining or milling propositions she
" equal 10 the emergency and can ut.
ter some valuable Information.
Last week Frank Randerson and wifi
loaded up their household gOods ans
started for Copper city whore they eN
pect TO be located Tor a few month.
Mr. Sanderson has been employed 10
he big tunnel IN Cola canyon Tor sey
eral months past By the Golden Cochit
Tunnel company and a. his companl
IL also developing some valuable copp"
properties near copper City he wa
transferred To- the latter recently. ",
~ an efficient workman and n thor
oughly competent Ia assume the duile
To- which he has been assigned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

From the Herald.

NAhfAA AAfN AANAAfas
A. " PersOn IN nursing an attack OF
la grippe, He has resigned his position
AT the Aibemarle mine ami viii lOcads
On the metropolis for short time.
sam Anderson. who was taken sud
denly ga Friday developed into 70 very
serious case of pneumonia. lie was
taken to hover altitude,
20. Shields came Ia from Bishee
AriE where h. has been az work
Mr. shiells was formerly shift boss al
the Alhemarlo and ~ heartily wei
c0med back by his old friends
j = Horton was here for a few days
calling on the patrons 81 the Albu
querque foundry and machine works
lie went home with a book fun % or
ders
George Tucker who occupied the po.
sitlon Of clerk ga the store % the Blahd
Supply company until recently Ia max
INK some extensive improvements on
his mining properties in Peralta tn-
yon.
owing 90 the serious sickness Of her
mother and brother, Miss Viola Woods
resigned her position In She poHtofilc1
and started Tor the homo ~ her rcla
tives In bayfield,. Colo. wher shn Will
reside In the future.
Wm French has returned from his
trip a. Colorado whore he had gone In
response a. telegram announcing the
illness Of his father His father passed
away ia death shortly after his ARR.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

The information comes by the sil.
yer city dependent that A. l.. Fesk-
ridge. formerly travelling for the Parkr-
Davis drug company from Kansas
City died al the residence Of hia uncle.
=. T. Vonablc, of silver city. sunday
morning. February ~. 1901 Mr. Fisk
ridge WAS compelled 10 give up his
work several months ago. being pros
tiated whh hemorrhages 81 the lungs
while Ia COloWdo. lie went 10 81.
YER Ctty, bu failed 10 regain his health.
hls maiady having reached that stage
where climate failed Co beneilt inter
ment was mad IN Kansas city by the
n 4. q " lodge Of which order he
was member The remains were sent
east sunday evening Mt Eakridgc
was comparatively a young man, %
years Of age. aud successful and we'll
liked by his business associates and
frionds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
FL'0sTAIF
From the sun

From ths sun.
ID. NJ. Francis, who has been for the
pas; week looking after hand Of sheep
from Canyon Diablo TO Phoenix, loii
for the latter place.
Probate Judge NJ. j. Layton has Is.
sued q marriage license to William J..
Watson and Emily Brooksley, MIR.
Watson Is range rider In the Grand
Canyon forest reserve aud the bride Ia
be Il a resident II Fredonia The we'd
ding viii take place March l.
J. l.. Munds, sheriff Of Yavapla ooun-
~, was here after Frank Darmour, who
Is wanted la that county on a charge OF
stealing horses from the Perrins. Oar.
mour aays that he took tho horses, but
claims that the Perrins owed him and
refused 10 pay him. DaTmOur has Just
completed a twenty days sentence
from the Williams justice court.
Albert Newton, OF Denver, returned
last week from trip down the Colo.
RADIO river This WAS his second al
tempt, aud he succeeded in reaching
the point he desired, although he lost
his second boat and was compelled 20
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

+. a. Conan wife ard child came
In frDm their Saiado ranch and Will
remain several days visiting and shop
ping
Il r Twltchen was called very sud
denly To- his hons In Kansas CITY to
the bed,slde OF his father who Is very
low.
Thomas Ross. wife and daughter, loft
On the flyer FOR Boston and New York
Mr. Ross ur business and the ladie.
On pleasure trip.
y. A. Robertson. brOthcr-in- law Of
Morris I.eseney. and two daughters ar
rived IN the city from Promise Ctty
Iowa. They viii remain here Tor some
time for thu benefit OF the health OF
IA. young ladies' Mr Robertaon II
very much PLEASED with our climate
There was two feet 81 snow on the
ground at his home when he leet
Probate Clerk GrcEOrio Varela and
his deputy. Pablo Jaramilio. wcnc IN q
buggy en- route 60 the funeral from the
court house. when the horse they were
driving started 10 run away. The hors,
came down the hin on "a dead run and
IN turning the corner az Ike Davis
store. toward the north the buggy
turns~i over. smashing " To pieces. Mr.
vanela was severely hurt In several
places while MT Jaramillo escaped Ia
jury.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
MURDER Al ADKN.
Three Mcn Arrested Charged with the
crime.

Three Mcn Arrested Charged with the
Crime.
The mysterious murder Of a Mexican
al Alden. Dona Ana county, New Mex
ico, forty i've miles west Of ~ paso
resulted last night Ia the arrest Of Jose
Garcia Tnriblu Ilucrtes aud cruz Vigil
who came Ia on the east bound South
ern Pacific train. sayn the vi PasO Her
aid
The FIRST intimation OF the murder
resolved by the authorities was con.
talnei IN dispatch last night 40 Su
perintendent Martin 81 the Gulf HOus-
ton. from the agent up the line. II
simply slid THAI two men believed u
know nbmething about the murder were
aboard No. 10
Special Officers Rayner and Hudeou
and the train conductor were all no
tihed. The two officers mounted their
bikes ana went out to the quarantine
station, and the conductor kept the
suspects under strict surveillance Capt
Ten Eyck also took a hand in the
game and stationed Officers Clements
Scott and Mitchell al the station Co be
ia r'adinesa % apprchend the suspects
and when the train pulled IN the police
officers arrested the three men.
When che prisoners wone aearched az
the police station a dirk. a knife and
O. 96 Waa found on Garcia; n pistol, q
knife ana si9e5 on Huertes. and two
checks for $3.50 on ViFl. The tive
checks we're drawn by = " buchanan
the contractor. on the First National
bank Of this city
qst., .,rir,. ~ ,yhteh the man ara a,ta
pccted was committed al Alden. Ehriy
yesterday morning the body % dead
Mexican was found ir a culveN neai
thnt point Ne had been dead several
hours and the murderer or murderer'
had evidently set IRE 10 the culyeri
10 burn the body and conceal the crime
The sheriff OF DOna Ana county wa
notified OF the arrest and replied thai
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

The man tangled In the tape from
the ticker Is ihe type Of the average
business man. His business cares
wrap him about like the coils OF
constructor and slowly crush out his
life. The common sign OF the bust.
ness mans slavery u "wcak siofn.
ach, I" the natufa, consequence Of the
rapid eating, the indigesiible pastry,
the coffee and PIE or doughnuts,
with which many a man slugIs his
stomach under the name of vQuick
lunch.- The quickest way back 10
a strong stomach aud sound health
IL 60 use Df. Pierce's Goidcn Med
cal Discovery until perfectly cured.
II goes 20 the root Of disease. II
removes the cause Of ili-health.
II makes mote blood and better
blood, and this blood nourishss
every organ In the body TO the
highest point Of vigorous health.
sDuriug tl,s summer and fall Of isoAs
writes Ches "a sergeant, Esq., 81 giain
city Aadisoa Co Ohio. - berame 81
wfuie 10 ~ pisrre fof advice Ffr aid 1
had general debility, and advised Doctor
ftcrcta Golden Medical Discovery. ead,
] ~ abs 10 you for your advice / isrd sin
bottles and since stopped lahing u about
siss Il apS kind' sod iss. 1sss sSEas I sS,i
stsFV dly Ny appstiit h good, ! can eat
three square meals day end 10 noi feel
that miserable burning u the stomach aheg
eating ~ bleed sad asFysa are In good
Df Pierce's Pellets cure biliousness.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
woRKINa ron rms pIsrILLERII.s.


The Peoria Journal probably voices
che sentiments or the thirteen distil-
series IN thaa town when a shys;
Peoria senda greeting 60 Mrs Ma
don % Kansas. che woman Who il
causing the saloon Keepers Of that stale
~ treusble In every joint Sentiment
akd business unite In cheering her On
an her work u smashing up the dispcu.
saries for the alienation Of thirst that
arv scattered through the great grass
hopper state. Sentiment because she
~ engaged, according to che Peoria res
olutlOns. IA "A great and good work
Business ~ interested because the more
Eed liquor she spills on the aaCr.d soil
of Kansas, immortaliAed by the deeds
Of John Brown. the more work there
will be fOT Peoria's thirteen distilleries
1irs Nation Is animated by the samr
spirit that aCtuRtod the Pilgrim Fath
ers u whom "a has been well said ihat
when they landed on Plymouth Rock
they fell upon their knees, ana after
ward they fell upon "a. abprigines.
With the love % humanity Ia her heart
aTsd an an IN her hand, Airs. Nation "
certainly performing great mission
ary work IN her way she D. trying o.
do for Kansas what 81 Patrick ala
Tor Ireland She may not be- able 10
drive all the snakes out 81 Kansas, but
an will reduce thoir number. n,
through the efforts Of Mrs. NatioB and
her followers, the great work Of spilling
red liquor can be- extended 20 other
atates--if n can h. spilled ala over this
broad land, 90 be- drunk up only by the
thirsty sarth--TeofIa IN place Of paying
into the national treasury a paltry ~
900 900 a month. viii proceed 20 wipe cut
me national debt az the rate Of H.ooo.-
90. And then she can well anord 20
sud out missionaries even though egss
shonld be double the price thoy are
now being retailed a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
Guards Gymnasium Roon..

The Albuquerque Guards have their
new armOry hall all fitted up for the
convenience and comfort 81 the mem
BEN, and az a result many Of them are
enjoying theEe advantages whenever
they have an opportunity 10 while away
a few hours Every afternoon the hall
ia open TO the members and asso-
eiates from 2 o'clock until 9. and IN che
evening from Z 10 10 O'Clock. The gym
nasium room ~ equipped with rings.
trapezs, horizontal bars. weights. dumb
bells Indian clubs ami punching bags.
with which the guards and their friends
ga nrnjoy themselves az viii. A nice
bath room Is hued up. the u.s. Of which
Is mOne than equal 10 thc annual dues
exaoted from the active and associate
mnmAara
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

George, the 4-year-old Won Of Mr.. and
Mrs. All Runbbig, died at } O'Clock
this morning from congestion Of the
brain, after a brief illness. Funeral
services were held NJ the residence Oi
the parents, No. PA Nicholas avenue
at $50 o'clock this afternoon, and tbs
body Of the little one was lowered u
its hnal rest In Fairview csmetery. Mr.
Runbbig Is an employee OF the railroad
shops, and has large circle Of No
qualntances who deeply sympathiE'
with him and his wife In the loss o
their only child.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

Drying prcpnrni ions simply d'voi
opdly cstAnh th1y a. up ihe tsafci.ol.s
phith alhero 81 tha memhfauo aud dacrm-
zoe, causing a ftt more sofioUI truuhk tlaa
Ito orlinary fora u caiarrh Avoid oil dr.
ing mhalanta, Cameo, emokca aud anu =
ash uas ihnt which cioannra. fo,,tl.sa o. 4
Loals nya Cream naln u tuch q remedy
aud VII euro catauh or cold IN the loi.d
easily ard pleasantly A trial sire Nill be
= allied Tor 10 cents. III druggists soll llio
CO.. sizc Wy Brothcra. 90 Wsrron ~ NY.
Tho Balm cures without puin, does nsl
initiate or cause nnoe sing. II spreads TO- I
oyog an irritalod aud angry surface, rliev-
Ing Immediately the painful Inflammation.
With Ely's Cream balm yoa are armed
against kaaal CatarSh aud Hay Fever.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
sew MEXICO pHEss ASSOCIATIONS
\ Meeting Held Ia the Council Chamber 81
tha Capitol at santa Dc,

tnolemcns weather au over the terri
tory cut down thc attendance al the
New Mexico Press associatiun's meet.
ing at santa Pc yesterday 20 mere
handful. Those present at 10 in the
afternoon. when the meeting was called
20 order in the council chamber at the
capitol. were: w NJ. Berger. Of SAINT a
Re. president. J :, MCCutchcon, Al
buqurrque, secretary. Hon. Thomas
Hughes. j. NJ. Griiiin and George Al
bright, representing respectively the
Atbuquerque Cstizen. American and
Journal Democrat; Hon. W -. Wal
ton. uf the independent. silver CITY;
Mariana Armi1o. Of AlbuqUsrque. edl-
tor Of ~ NuevO Mundo, and } y.
Hughes, of the New Mexican.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year are Hon. Thomas Hughes. pres
ident, Mariana Armiio. vice president
w. H. Walton, SECRETARY. g. w. Allen
and J. ~ Hughes together With the
other ofiirens. constitute the executive
committee w B. Walton, J, ID.
Hughes. Mariana Ariniio ana trcsidenl
Hughes were appointed a committee on
legislation,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

The Illness Of President DiaE means
suuch 60 Mexico and his death would
De 20 that country FAR more portewous
than was the passing away OF Queen
Victoria OF England, TO General paz'
khe Mexican people owe their exisiencs
as q republic and his able adminlss,ra'
ston Vt public Affairs has been the
means Of advancing Mexico'a prosper
say and standing among the nations,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

Representative Pendieton ~ san
Juan county. "a one Of the best workers
On the Legislature. He has secured the
passage OF bill an the house establish.
lng a normal school in his county. ne
claims that San Juan county " one OF
lhe beat IN the territory. and that Il
will grow and prosper II normal
school is lOcased AT Aztec, and "A rail
road built through the county FROM
Albuquerque 60 Durango.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
STRIFE NOT oyER.
Ralss Report Corrected by q Gallup MineE
Under uis OWn signature.

RaIss Report Corrected by a Gallup Miner
Under uis OWn signature.
hiitoru Citizen.
Gallup, \ NJ. Feb. y You No douh;
noticed the article la the Albuquerque
Journal-Democrai % February -, stat.
lng that the coal strike was over | will
kindly ASK you 10 publish the following
Coal Strike Not Over.--The article In
the Journal-Democrat ~ the 22nd, In
which the strike Is declared over il false.
The strike Is not over. The hfty-dys
colored miners which they 1.-THE Colorado
Fuel a Iron company claim they have
Installed, and are guarding at the Ca.
talpa mine. are not from Colorado. -
that paper states They came from
California. and IL IL generally under-
stood In Gallup that the greater part OF
them are orange plckers aud minstrel
show men. The strike * stu on. Please
publish this aud Ohligc, yours truly,
A. BERNACO.
Gallup Miner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

Ths railroad bin which passed. both
houses unanimously this week, - IN
aended 20 encourage railroaG building
81 this territory II gives new lines
authority TO make exclusive contracts
and anagic arrangements with other
hnea, and may encourage the building
OF several bra..ch lines % road In the
GerrffoFV