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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-08-21
A Preachers Remarkable Task.

A preacher in England has three
times written out the whole contents
of the New Testament. He has done
this with the object Of familiarlzinG
himself with the various books, which
he claims to have in this way COM
pletely mastered. He always breaches
from the sew Testament, and is rath-
er fond of boasting of his knowledge
of this portion of the Rible. Many a
time he has been heard - say that no.
body could quote any words from 1t
for which he could not instantly ssVe
book. chapter and verse.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-08-21
Thousands to Win a $50 Gun,

Yachting Is the most expensive sport
in the world. 1t costs more to win a
mug offered for yacht race than to
carry off a prize offered for compe-
tition in any other sport. Yachtsmen
will spend thousands Of dollars, and
take endless trouble. to win 4 $50 cup.
No heavy stakes are raced for IN
yachting, and in this country the most
successful yacht Of the year will fall
q long way short of winning enough
10 pay her expenses .-Munsey's Maya
Zinc
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-08-21

in that weird place called Death
Valley. Its color varies from light
gray to dark brown, according to Its
habitation, nature making Its hue
similar to that of it's surroundings as a
protection against its enemies.
Although called kangaroo rat 1t 1s
not q rat at all in the true sense OF
the word, as it belongs to quite an
other family.-New York Herald.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-08-21
His Egotism.

burlington is pretty conceited, isn't
he?"
"Oh, yes! There is no danger of his
ever being buried alive, for If he
wasn't dead he'd rise right up in the
coffin during the funeral eulogy and
anplaud it."-Puck.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-08-21

summation, it is entirely practicable,
and st. Louis may boast, in the future,
Of structure eclipsing in grandeur
the Egyptian mountain Of stone,
known as the Pyramid of Cheops.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-08-21

Little Kangayoos Found in Death Valley.
The quaint little animal in this pic
ture is a miniature kangaroo, which
has now been found out West. It II
an exceedingly interesting creature
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-08-21

Pigeon Flying and Cycling scorching.
A peculiar side light was thrown
upon the methods adopted in homing
circles at the Northwich Petty Ses-
sions recently. Three men were sum-
moned for furiously riding bicycles at
Comberbach, and it transpired that
they were scorching along the road
to the postofticc with the object Of
wiring" the arrival Of their birds.
The men, who pleaded that the hom.
ing societies only allowed them three
minutes per mile riding time, which
was equivalent to twenty miles an
hour, promised to abandon the prac.
tice and revert to foot running, and
We're fined FIVE shillings esch.-Londop
Globe
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-08-21
Mr.. Chandler's Early Lesson.

1t was always noticed OF Wllilam ~.
Chandler, while in the Senate, that
he never allowed the present moment
to pass when he had anything to do.
The word "procrastination" was not
in his lexicon. This lesson he had had
drilled into him early by his mother, a
New England woman Of sturdy con-
science and character. Once, when
he came home for a holiday from an
academy six miles distant, she discov-
cred that he had lef: his umbrella at
school
William" said she, "you need not
take off your hat. Go right back and
fetch that umbrella"
"But, mother" pleaded the lad,
that's six miles. and the teams are
all moving this way now, so l shan't
get lift" I
"Then walk" was all the comfort
he got. '..'... -
He trudged of. recovered his um-
brella, and made a philosophical ap-
plication of this and other expert
ences in the same line to the business
which filled his life at later STAGE
Washington Post.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-08-21

and strides around like a kangaroo
making great jumps on its hind legs,
which are long and powerful. 1t also
has a surprisingly long tail, which
adds to its resemblance to the mar.
supial after which it is named.
This curious creature has been found
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-02-17
DO TOU KNOW

Consumption Is preventable. Science has proven
That, and also that neglect is suicidal The yois.
cold or cough be cured with Shilch's C.,,,pl
and Consumption Cure Sold on positive guarantee
for over fifty years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28
KiNowAN


From tho Minor
Az. W.Is.si ., .,..o. ,r, rIrpi.b,ue
b. .tafI.. 'f sIrrrrr r.ur NOD
Tt.r s.t tr. t.. tr a.. ...,tIf. d.
fb. .s.f 80 EID-l.4r
.yba e.o r.r,.t.lt q. tina lara. 3
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,bs sUta.t .b.I Ca. IA I'D r...i.. E.
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1f orc t4tf .I... ,,fI.. raos.p. fgop
IA f0Iafr..u.. III BE-. b.. tft IN tbg ~, ip
rrlI Tl. u|r. d.. t.f .r. mil. fr1r,
flr rI..r .ar. b. rr. 40 fh. MOST ny
r,..I.l. pr.U.,t... Iu uat whole
rouutr, g. Uar- a.. r..il.rf
mspsr.r 30 r. t..Uartu Ia U,.,i4gt
over al. Infant ufg.p..t. III tbu
mlue ANA bal...a. b. Gaa an. banner
mipa al tb. connie.
VVlr a ab.rr,.r after tbr.r
w.atba rr.sI...I.rr t-,p .nf, tba
mountain arrived iu Kiugman , fra
dave ar1 ia Gonna s.T. awaltipr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28
ST JOHNS


From the SHIPS
sheep rhnauug vil commence IN
thc vicinity uf Cu.hp nest week
j ~ NCtuTUll haas removed his
family FROM hiH ranch Co Navajo
"hefu hr VIII send his children 90
school
Epomaulo ArmiIo lau Tor Gauado.
Arizona where ha goes tn work Tor
Hon = e. lluhbUu Epcmouin has
been quito 900 with rhoumatism Tor
come time past ar, now able to re-
turn 10 hiss work
Last Hrlday while out riding after
some horses Glenn Saucn "a son ~
sam j SarHll was dangerously hurt
1913 horse fDii rny rolled on him.
badly hruislng him He was rendered
unconscious Tor long time II ~
feared Dec cannot recover.
RoamUr Ling one ~ the Ships pen
on pa hers has gone % Navajo
Springs whore be- win put In six
hours pDg lsY teaching the young
Navajo idtH huW Go shoot " be- be-.
comes "a member uf the Navajo tribe
w, hope he VISA not forget that he be-.
longs to lhc snps family
There va lly common to this semi.
arid region whic. occasionally depoa.
Iis eggs IA llviuA human beings which
nave much thr same effect as screw.
worms loo cattle This has boon called
60 our attention hy the fact that one
OF the 2yaagoid twins of Edmund
Whiting H suffering from the effects
OF too utthFCmr work. ~ one Of these
dies the insect having deposited lts
larvae loo thp nose of the child bring
ing ON painful 10 not dangerous cnndi
tIpna. These cases are usually Fatal.
however
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28

lH. F.ufH.H mir which h0iH.
% annual uNr1.NuuH ot Albuquerque
laa i1I nm. ,.u boon open tl prot
tF severe criticism l1t 10 Ia roIne t0
hu q 'hWWW.r tha um. auI we'll
worth all DO aili .Oat ta eu AMI ZOO 10
The monDH.rr l..i that the cause ui
i1t'hnUi u'II I Influenced ttry
much W tHU q. n.av of ihr tnuituu d
products m1Uu 800 the coming fair and
VOC. a.n therefore uuttus forth ncIt
hnst efforts ln make thn exhibition
most month U.t unIr an Interesting
hni unlHEu0I" occasion lu ihr way uf
good HpNr' and attractions bose u. u
as au exp. ..0u Of tho products of
IAr territory such as will show tH tIs
hor from abu1l. that We have nat
uful resource. equal iD thos, uf amy
Western atatDa
Inua huu hAH i.y reputation az bo
ug ih" NDHt fiut county iu fhu tori
t1ft uuN ONE of regard fnr her good
uNm" Hu' Nluli place h.. m at thu
head ni '." IIst iU tho boz. Iluwl
department Thy college n i..u.Ine
t1 mako Hua display DINO we .uld
mot Stop Ut that TH.. .luuld hr %
county display anI o. number of good
luditl|#H| display Iha H HH. rf ihr
h".i UNUN.tuuIia. va have Uttr bad
o. a3tnUH' the superior attractions
of thI. county lrI 500 lueht tl ttt.
ni.an.1eu uf BE- 100 GuuIo R,pub
HDau
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28
ceRRiLLos cULLlNos.

n. u Reid and family left the lat
ter part Of the week for Gallup. whore
Mr. Roil has position Ia store
for the winter
WORD has been received that Lloyd
Buell. has been made lieutenant at
the military institute al Roswell. An.
other honor Tor the CerrIllos hoy.
Chairman James A. Jackson ~ the
Territorial fair eNhiblt committee saws
people are taking right hold 20 help
the good work along and We Will have
a fine exhibit, sure
sant0 ortiz ~ pona Blanca has se.
cured the contract for hauling the coal
from Madrid 90 Alhcmhrlo and has
been having his wagons put In order
and about twenty head of horses shod
for the work.
The leading town and trading cen.
ter of the southern part of Santa ~
county ig situated on tho Atchisou.
Topeka a Santa 10 railroad, lu the
boautiful GaliFtro valley n is the
only town uf ans importance between
Albuquerque and santa e. and is the
supply point Tor tho richest mining
district n New Mexico. There a. nu
pigco in tNc southwest which offers
greater Inducements 90 capitalists
business men farmers AMI minors
than Coulilos
Master Bonnie Ncis son ~ Judge
hrlF iB developing into quite "a stool
grower. llc started last srr.nR viii
two belgian hnrea and seven hens
iy Dts huainc likn management h'
has Increased his holdings till he nov
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28
Mrs. LIthnnm Entertained.

In honor of Mrs n S Iiihgow. who
has boon here the past two weeks on
a visit 90 her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
George "a. nondle most delightful
party was held last Saturday after
noon at tho residence az Mrs William
Bryce. So G3l South EHlth street
Several hours wore pleasantly spen,
in games ana conversation and, Of
course 100 partaklug of most az
ccllrut lunch The reception WIS
gotten up by Mechanics Bryce and
llodgin ana the following ladies 90.
rothOr with the two mentioned and
the hostess We're present Meadnmea
Charles. William George ana Carl
Hopplng. William FAIR j. e. Flour
nov G. % Con, George ~ Bendle, W
j Marsh. J q. Baldridgp William A
McClaskoy and Misses Cote hyde ani
Edna Manwarin
Mrs. Lithgow viii return 90 New
ton knHa where ST. ilthEow 81 en-
ployed len a bindery establishment 90
morrow informing Friends win be al
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28
aAels AT Nc FAlR oRouNos.
Action Defeated BY Lady Margaret d
En- LOT Ill llnnr 3 " 80

FHaAAhNN AZ HNfAAA ~ AAN ANAN W. ~ sou SIS W.
Frcstor Other Eveuts.
The matinee ibDDs 8t thn fair
grounds Yesterday afternoon given bog
the ntlamonF Driving club ati not
draw ont aH largo q crow co. thH
W.rn present Witnessed some good
tOtuuF aud rare sports.
The FIRST rbDr uu the pro ram was H
uuttluE contest between Juauiu and
ST. Elmo best tWt iu three. uui tns
hDuts and race was won easily boy
Iulu.ta
Bounlo'a Treasure Boone Hnl Niw
hly Sim contested the second Uutuu"
event on the program aud "a. heats
and rae. We're taken hy NuuulrH
Treasure WIN Nlmhlr Jim second.
Deck troitod alnus with the entries.
hut he was not q contestant fur
hOuOrH,
Then came on a hurro race. the en-
tries Woing us follows. jim
Mctorristou go pounds, 81 g.
OlDyu 1hi pounds Thgs = lluhbpll
pounds WHOM tho starter yelled
"Go' at the FIRST curve Otero huck.d
allowing Huhhull tn pass then came
NN Nhf W .I|IN IVY iiNN NiHh N| II"NNM NN'
Foraker 40 the quarter pola OtnrU
came alongside of thn leaders and fur
the next twenty yards 10 Vas difficult
go ascertain which one of thc famous
Now Meyico nightingale was COINS
the fastest $40 even were their strides
and 800 quiet were they in all their
ALLEGED movements. Coming uu che
h0mestrctch tbo race narrowed down
10 alashIng pace between the Hight
Weights. Uubhep and Foraker GA.
former going under the wire wiuno.
hy "a length Foraker second. Otrl
and McC0rrist0n tied foI third place
Time, one hour
Halt a dozen native ponioa thou
made sport IN a halfmi dash
Tho free f0ral trut brought uui
Action. owned and driven hy o. j
shu'ck ana Lady Margaret oWur.
and driven by Joe barnett ln ~.
nfst hagt Action won trnttIng thi
mile in 2.2sis. which is the fnste.
milo ever tr0ttei hy New MoNlca'
horse. She wont thr nrst quarter %
33 seconds and tte half Boa 1907 rn
pace la equal tu 9.li uu rUgUla
mile track Lady Margaret t1ok th
second hont iu good order Artlo'
lr0H king badly at me start Tim,
2.s Tho ihird heat Mud race wH
won hy Lady Margaret the ghllau
little phCor going the entire milo d
fine style aud made the distance "a
2i2sM.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28
Business Charge

y J. Parker the real estate ana iu
surauoc agent has sold bits hus.uc
90 a. Fi'ischer the secretary OF th,
Retail Merchants ocintiun and ST.
FIuiacber is now in possession. "a,
wiil move the Office of the association
t1 thn real estate office and will D.,
ready 10 accommodate the old and
many new patrons after this date. ~.
w'll be Tho local agent for the Con
tinontal IIo Insurance company. aur
without a doubt win do a good bust
un.H Mr. Parker and family hay
lived in Albuquerque for the past two
F"ar and have made q host az fri .uds
who win regret Co see them leave. Sir
Parker expects 60 leave for Denver
1t once 90 enjoy tho carnival. 90
viii then go to Pueblo and urrang
iur The family 40 follow him about
October : and iu the uIrc Puehl.
VIII be the permanent home STR
Parker carries with him tho bc..
Wishes OF This community for HTS fl
tUru success
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28
NEEDLES


FROM the Ego
George 81 nflFFs vito and little
daughter H.u home again from "A
pleasant ,HiiuH H th. coast.
NIsH Lutte CARLYLE fh, now teach.
or Tor 'h primary apartment and
Prof Williams principal ut tho
0hlnIa. h1v. arrived ready 90 omen
school most Monday morning
Monaghan a. Murphy have kept the
picture. of Lincoln GnrArld and Me.
NuI.y IHr.I with crepe on display
boo ONO OFF fH.r l7rrU how windows In
honor af aNl respect for the nation Is
dead president
Q %. bual l.u Tor san Fran.
cisco Afiur short suIuurn in tho
Golden Cato r.N hr Wn Join Mrs
II'rhu.t at Es..ott Wash whore
tnny VIII remain until about January
n.N gonr u n..ue puf down IN
tha ut 0 huu#. fH.H wr.I s new
lirhtnH uant WII hr Installed and
largo banquet buI' la igd goo tha mur
i.H uf th, house which wIl ha uaHd
fHr serving Refreshments whom &C.,
Hirt1 ut thH winter festivities
Noodle. should have % u.rhtaatrh.
W1n NII.u ts. winter season the
town # Hf. Hi with tramp. whose
principal t.HUHa is t0 work the
hirhup iu. hf day and tba entire
premises 20. night our regular ~
tU'r cannot by Db dutg day and
n,rht and Waterman should ba ap
pointed ln patrol ilU entire town from
I' o'clock until daylight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28
RESOLUTIONS or COINCIDENCE
Territorial Grand jury Of the County
etopt Suitable Resolutions


Augr The organization OF the tor
litlfinl grand jury Tor the county OF
Beuai,ll1 tto following resolutions
wDfo adopted ami ordered published
in the city papers.
Whereas AZ the organization of
our body ui September " We hoard
with deep feeling that the attempt on
the lie az President Mckinley hy q
vilo assassin had resulted in his
death. aud
Whereas, The death o. President
Mckinley is @ national calamity felt
hy oycry true American II this great
republic, therefore br 10
"Hesolyrd That iu the death o
William Mckinley president of the
United States. tue nation has lost
great leader. soldier ami statesman
the masses OF the people "a true frlgul
anl hls beloved wife kind aud iu
lulE,Dt hUsbau hc u
Resolved That we bow with hu
miiIy Co The dasl ns OF the nlNu,
Providence boz taking from us one of
th" strongest supports az tha rrpuh.
De und Will iu obedience repeat his
dying words THY will bD done and
NOT ours BE 10
dosly with tho presidents bcroayeI
wifi" In this. her great hour of ainic
ton, a1i pray to God that .he p.V
Inl consolation FOO the loye and &C.,
"rcuce uI thu millions who mourn with
har Bo II
"a. solved That we Junouncc mos
STORMY all anarchists AMI their toach.
ngs ln thH country auI cgpoct that
stringent laws ln pa pl for their
bani hw 90 and pun bmpnt Be u
"Rc oiyud That W. ask the Divine
Guidance aud tho united support or
the American people Cor President
Run.e ysU who has through the ter.
rihle disaster assumed the rsigns OF
government 900 that we shalt continue
t1 enjoy tho peace. the prosperity and
haUpIu 500 enjoyed under presi.
dent Mckinlev Very respectfully.
ALEXANDRA SANUONAI.
r.. b. QUO lei.
n. D II NRSCH.
A. g. DcBACA,
s. CROLIOTT
Committee ON Resolutions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28
DAY or ATONEMENT.
Observed by Hebrews as the Most
Holy Day in the Year.
SERVICES At THE SYNAGOGUE.

From the first day OF Tlshrl. whei
the Jewish new year year begin
Tor The leraolito. also the ton DAYS O
r"rrn;nucc." called in Hebrew ngorc
luri bat hutUh. the given time whoi
every lrinclitU should earnestly striv,
for repentance by reforming his con
duct in case 10 has not been what 4
fhouli un The old Talmndats hol,
That no in win ha forgiven 10 fel
bowman has boon wrungcd by oui
doodle ur m'ajoc1a until those wrong.
have boon repaired ana pardon ha.
been obtained
u, tha Talmudists continue. mar
does these things during the tom day.
OF nonitonco and sets himself Alright
with hia f"llowmon then. and ther
only viii God pardon his sins ~ omls
ti1n or commission nn Num Nipur
The day of ut0nomcut
This day ls cuuFidorpd hy every
honest and upright jew as one of thl
most sacred days of the entire fpstal
season with great sulcmrity the dap
ct Yum Elnur ia ushorod iu Men
women and children. thp aged wh,
lonn on their Stats and the gay youth
on come ON tlat uisbt and the fol
lowing dpy fully conscious of thou
weakness and mllngs rrcnunigiur
that man must repent and leave tho
highways and hyWaya OF Via. and sin
and throw himself agaiu Goo Gods
m.rciful hands.
sues De- thn jewish conception cd
lom kipHi tlal lD doing t.Ie repent
Hnc' humAl.us himself before hla
CREATOR hy fasting earnest praying
and ly plart.rlur deeds OF love uul
charity among those where such doc
aru required and more especially hr
restoring tD hIr uDilhhor that which
t' h1H uuRfully taken from him
A"A COS Wu hasr mercy upon him
Hu3 Dob SINS WlI Doe forgiven accord
iug tn Tho words Of Che holy scrip
tufDa. Seek yD the Eternal whtl4.
tie may by found. call yc on Him
while Ho is ncar Tot the wicked
i0rsnkr hia way and The man ut un.
riEht.uu-nUas bis thoughts and let
iim return unto tho Eternal aud Ha
VIII have mercy uuun him and unto
cur God. Tor tlo will abundauty par
don
This "Yom Eipur day is The lax
81 the ton days of panitaucu q
ftiCt fast Be- held on tina, da5 from
Sunday r'sht until Monday night n
is considered che most holy day Goo
tho year $50 store is opened uu
work ut amy Kind H done by any Jcw
faithful t1 his religion
During the existence of tho l1ly
temple BOO Jerusalem lum Nuur was
% day li grlt Hl..mulu The whole
nation was fa TINS and PRAYING Th.
pri ia were engage Zoo thoir duties
ana che lDyltDs v.ro oug1erI ian sting
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28
GALLUP NEWS.


Memorial Services.
Special Correspondence.
Gallup n NJ. Sept Antonio
Nistontl, well known italian miner
was caught yesterday By a fall ol
slate nt the Weaver mine His head
ana breast wrrc crushed and be- died
lnft nlght at ~ O'Clock The funcrnl
was held today lntorment being lon
the Catholic cemetery nt Gallup. He
had bocn one Of the strikers until
about three weeks ago. when be- went
90 work for tho g. r. A.
The young wife of q. ". FiahiVc
diod on Tuesday uf pCrltonitls and
was buried today in tho Gelup GENE.
terry The funeral services were con.
Quoted Boy Rev Robert Uulrson of tho
Methodist church. The church was
crowded with Che RympathizIur
friends OF the borcnrol family. There
was am abundance Of flowers on tho
white Catket BOO the church a large
number OF people alaO attended the
services at tha grave.
The odd Fcliuwa han was crowded
Tor one an1 q half hours thH anHr.
noon tn listen to the memorial sory
Zoos. Mayor Maxwell wac president
Funeral Wnrrb u, tb. t,,nJ
prayor. Row ttoHg.,r
HYMN aNgaror Al, g,3 g., rta., a.
Niuctipth pealr I.y e.,i.,,r..
Address Az, Howl.
I,mp uv,.-y M t..ttt,
NJIrr. tt.n,,.
Ounrf.t-.t,od kIn5i, LIGHT.
tfIr... b h t9r.I,
Opartoi .psacs p.rf.,, pc,,."
NfIrnss nv s,nrft,.
fg,p., eAr,.ti,,
be noilctlor R.v u,l.s,,
FuucraI March b., u,c t,,t
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28
HoLBRook
From tho Argaa

From Tho Argus
Julius Wctller went 100 90 Conch1
uu business
Troop g from Fort Apache. camped
here sunday night while out ON their
Gem GAS practice march
ur Hlurh and family. who have
bcan 80 udlnE The summer here De-.
parted iur their home boz Washington.
William ~ pIttpuou len ON tho
agr for 80 Johns where be- viii ur.
Eanito class Boa music Mr. pattcr
son made many friends during bis
.tH} in duihroOk
Wa wonder where thr Indians are
getting all ihe haf thgy hsge been
bringing In o. b. sui cumlng and
tnr quaNa are happy Tor theY can
SEQ "a supply of beads and candy Cor
ttr winter
The Albuquerque fair this year VIII
ho better than .Frr before The low
rate offered hg no, santa Fe ought
to take quite "a number from hero
Consult their special rates 10 this Is
auc
judge n y Jatkaon len Tor tho
Pleasant valley country He was az
r0mpanisd hy an expert who viii
mako a report ou some mining prop
nsil.unR The judge o. Interested Ia
1fer there.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-28

From tho Republican
The town board las taken up the
matter ~ building bandataui Tor I'M
N1ntazuma band
The Japanese min who h0 boon
Hlek 900 fu" Ga'luu hospital ful some
time with typhoid fever, died un
Tuesday night
Tho BerualWl ON company has
reached 20 depth uI $50 foot with ia
hrt vHH The prospect b. good
The company win ..uk this we'll 200
feet more 10 HrrEary
Moaars Sg 1la Cooley end Robin.
son. santa Go raci.. uHria we're nc-
npied tHls auet $50 mailing an ln.
ngetlun uf enc pumping stations ON
tHo drt division
Tho Gibson public school aIll open
Yn October alth HIaa NrNuiiY mtF
NJ t"uIlIY 1H principal and hiss Ga
hII"ID IN Nu.iI aH teacher ut che pri.
mary grades
on Tuesday tha q. o. a I company
brought 700 .HnuiY miners from So
titir wash rhrg we're SlayOBianH.
American uU4 aHrdnH The men
HH' H..n llrnH bf miner from catRls
rH HrI H.Ir brU1 Boz .u Tor taa COM
pan. by t.phHu IHuaFlu
Francisco sgIUll was arrested iasf
sunday uy Deputy Town Marshal
krlmnr f1 Iun l1uur tD Indians
Commits .0uDr bait bolue absent SOW
DraI Witnesses VtUt tY Albuquerque
tU testify loo pa. .a.n before the
trroH statr ganl jury which s
ru# u a"siuu
Nu s. = Reed arrived hsra 90
Thursday from Albuquerque 20 lun
Der husband Ihls afe now oomiIr.
ably located Zoo ruama loo the Caledo.
nau hll.E
Mr auI Mr ~ A Kramrr were
suhpugr1ed before the United StatrB
grand jury uu Thursday t1 testify boz
regard tI parties selling liquor 90 lu.
dlHus
FrDd Netz and Wife viii leave next
week for au extended visit % Ger
many