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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
RloA MINERAL REolon.

The great western mineral belt. be.
ginning In Mexico and extending into
British Columbia. has NO equal on the
frce Of the globe Although iis area
in the United States is but ono-sixth
OF that of the whole country. this mia.
cral region produced last year 60 the
value of S230.OOO. OO0. The total min.
Cral production OF the United States
was 81 .36G. 00O. 900 of course mainly
OF coal and iron, lead aud copper.
The western belt which produces
gold, silver. copper and lead. Is on an
average about 500 miles wide and 4.
OO9 miles long. OF course Il has been
developed only In spots and but little
cI 70 hn. boon Lhornughly nrOspoctod.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
GAO MAN ON wARpArH.
A San Miguel County Man Uses Neck.
Yoke 20 Beat Wife.

Yesterday afternoon while Peymuu.
do Nioto, a freighter, was passing his
home at RomerOylie he stopped aud
became implicated In "a quarrel vita
his wife and relatives. says the Optia.
lie seized neckyoko from his wagon
and began beating up the entire
neighboshOod. Il would seem lie
struck his wife several times aud beat
her very severely, He then turned
upon his sister and tried hard TO XIII
her Then he applied the nockyoko
remedy TO his brothcr.ln.law and after
finishing him applied the same blud,
geun 10 his brother who. IN his effort
20 rid himself OF his brothers terror
and halfcrazod vengeance. set a big
dog on him. The fight then was be.
tween the Cnragod man and the dog
The dog seemed 90 have had the ef.
feet OF rescuing the others from the
application OF the neCkyoke Word
came 60 the city and Chief OF Police
uliharri went down and arrested the
brute. He was brought 90 the city
and now languiahcs Ia the county
jail, charged with assault with intent
to kill Mono OF bis victims are IN
tally Injured, but they are very badly
beaten. lie has been noted as
tough fellow and that he should DO In
jail will not surprise those who know
him In his true character.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
NEW MEXICO TOWNS.
Bland CerrllIos, SOcOro, San Mar
cial, Las Cruces, HiIlsbOro,
SHORT INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS,
BLAND.

From the Herald
A. Munkors has moved his family
from Albomarlo 90 this place and they
are now comfortable quartercd Ia the
house formerly occupied by Ed.
Chamberlln and family. Mr.. Munk.
crs has accepted position In the star
mine.
Leslie McMlllen, son Of Mrs. vii.
Fam Rasmey. has returned 10 this
camp after an absence Of four months
during which time he travelled through
Arizona. old Mexico and the principal
part Of California. Mr. McMillen
went 10 work In the Star mine yester
day.
H. r. Freeman. formerly Of Albe.
marie but who Of late has been trav.
Wing around through the different
mountains Of New Mexico prospecting
and Ia search Of health. has returned
tu this district and expects 10 go back
t. work In n day or so. Mr. Freeman
brought tack some very pretty sam.
pies 81 ore
q. p. Learnard OF the music firm Of
Hall a Loarnard. Albuquerque deal
ers. spent the biggest portion 81 the
week IN Inland and Aibemarie. During
Mr.. Loarnard's stay here he had the
pleasure of accompanying a picnlck.
Ing party 10 Media nia canyon and
also had the honor OF enjoying other
Inequalities.
Lewis Graham. owner Of the famous
lilackhawk claim In the San Pedro
district. was visitor In this camp
the early part of the week Mr.
Graham VIII shortly put a large force
of men tn work ON this valuable prop
orty. This mine. Il b. claimed. Is the
richest copper claim IN New Mexico.
A jolly crowd was that which com.
prised picnic party and ate their
lunches In Media Dia canyon. All had
certainly enjoyed themselves from
the appearance OF each one after their
return home. Among those who made
az the harpy party we're: Mrs. Mary
Finch. Mrs. Mont Reid Mrs Cole,
Miss Bessie Oyerhuls. Miss Helen ani
Virginia Finch Miss Mable and Min
rle Routlcdgo. Miss Trella HIalnos.
Miss Fuwlos, Jimmie Cole. Mert Cole
and Frank Fowles.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
HiLLssoRo


FROM tue AdNuthtr.
The telephone line Is being
thoroughly repaired between here and
Lake Valley Tom Murphy is suporin.
tending the work
Miss Dora Titus. who spent q week
with Hlllshoro friends, LEFT for silver
CITY. Miss Titus will teach tho
Dwycr school this winter
Senator John n stephens of Ver
non. Tex. and some friends arrived
hero recently. Senator Stephens is
here looking after his mining interest
at the placcrs II rs understood that
the senator will do quito extensive
development WORK in tho near future.
The Hillsboro Gold Mining and Mil.
inr company are prosecuting work
with q small crew uf men on the Ready
Pay mine n is reported they have au
excellent showing OF ore In sight. u
~ also reported that the company VIII
ueatly increase the working force and
push development on the mine
While on their way 90 the railroad
station Thursday afternoon OF last
week senator Andrews. Mrs. Holman.
Mrs, Knight Viii Bayer and Ray
Grayson we're caught in q terrific hail
storm Tho senator. who wla driving
la carriage boy himself bad o. narrow
escape from being wrecked 100 cross.
inR a small arroyo conveying a large
volume Of water However they all
reached Lake Valley without injury
An automobile conveying H. VI. Nil.
lcf and Dr. Woods arrived here Fri.
day from Pueblo. Colo The gentlemen
ere on their way 90 Silver city They
left Pueblo thirteen days ngo. BE.
tween Hoods rains. sand and mud they
experienced a hard TRIP as the auto
as well a. themselves Indicate by
tiavolstRins. They started Friday
evening for Silver city but had not
gone far when the forward spring
20 the automobile broke aud they were
compelled 10 return 10 town for e..
pairs. The devil wagon was VI much
interest 90 those who had never seen
an automobile
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

out delay communicate with the
school directors within their counties,
directing 20 notify The parents u chill.
dren. compfehonded within the ages
mentioned within their respective
districts. that they must send their
children 10 the public school and that
such attendance must continue for
three months. unless such children are
a. the time attending some good. rep.
utable private school during each and
every year. The strictest compliance
with and implicit obedience 90 this
section ~ the law is demanded of
suporiniendcnis OF counties and " U.s.
made their Imperative duty Co see
that the directors Of the se fpral dis.
tilcta respectively give compliance
and obedience 90 this section Of law
~ provided In the section 90 which
attention has heretofore already been
directed
Very respectfully. etc.
j. FRANCO CHAVES,
superintendent Public Instruction
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

= display Of goods this fall such AZ
has never been displayed before IN
the southwest Mr.. McOafioy brought
back two genuine Werlich plates. val.
ucd az $50 each. and has thom on ox.
hibitlon nj their store on West Rail.
road avenue.
The FIRST grand picnic given by the
q ilseppo Mazzinl. the new Italian so
cicty. NJ Columbus park tBadaracco's
summer Rardcnl. yesterday was a
grand success although the festivities
were lnterfored with In tho afternoon
and At night by the rain. The music
fnt the occasion was furnished by the
Italian brass band.
Bon Botho. junior member Of the
firm " Quickcl A Bottle. returned last
Saturday nlght from hla visit 10 Colo
RADIO cities. While NJ Denver he met
Bert Jones' the base ball pitcher, and
the latter wishes % be rem, mberod
10 former Albuquerque frienos. Mr.
Bottle reports having had n fne tlme
and Gays he met quite n number Of
people, who intend 20 visit Albuquer.
que during the territorial fair.
Franklin Brown. president OF the
Consolidated Mining and smelling
company NJ Cerrlllos. accompanied
by his wife, son and superintendent
v. ~ Thomas. passed through the city
today on route to southern Santa Fe
county. The officers Of the above
named company paid n visit 90 their
famous Hardscrabhle mine near Mag
dalenn last week. Mr. brown and
family will leave Tuesday morning for
their home In FrnnkliH. Pa, Superin.
tCudent Thomas reports that work on
the now improvements at the smelling
plant have not yet been completed.
hut says the principal cause for delay
D. the non nrrival of new machinery.
However. the superintendent OK.
Trcsscs himself az we'll satisfied with
the progress being made on the new
rduction works and believes every.
thing viii be- ready for the treatment
ui ores on or before September 15.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
NEW MEXICO COUNTIES.
Changes In Relative Size During IN,
Past Three Years

Changes In Relative Size During the
Past Three Years.
The creation OF Otero. Mckinley
and Luna counties and then the en-.
largemont Of Mckinley county. have
created considerable change In the
areas OF New Mexico counties. Santa
Fe county remains the smallest coun.
~ with On area Of 1852 900 acres or
less than one.seycnth the area OF the
largest county. SocOrrO. with an area
~ N6N6.0OO acres. The other counties
come In the following order: Taos.
100000 acres; Mora. .55S. 600 acres /.
Luna. 1850. 500 acres: Sierra. 1873.
900; Dona Ana. 2.395SS0; Colfax. D..
i2i.Sf5 acres; flernalillo. 2.733 zoo
acres San Miguel. 3.12700O acres.
Lincoln. 3.i7G.0UO acres. Mckinley
s iGi,04G acres: san Juan, 5.554.938
acres: Guadalupe. $4,000 acres.
Union. i.li0.900 acres Rio Arrlba.
22l72i acres; Eddy. 432O 600 acres:
Ctero. i.3Si000 acres; Grant 4.75O..
Glt acres. Valencia. 5.5Oi 72S acres;
Chayos. 100000 acres.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
The WORLDS nEsTs.

The Bankers Monthly has been
studying the national debts. Il finds
that the national debt OF the world ia
1898 was but s. .433, ESQ 600. In 1890 IL
lad grown to 81 2g9 75O. 0O0 Forty-two
years later, Ia 1862 the amount was
Si3.3S2,S75.0u0 and twenty years iate-,
IN 1879, Il had practically doubled,
amounting 20 S26.2t9.9 0l 900. The os
innate Tor last year 1909. showed a
stin further increase OF $1,000 900 900,
the figures being t3i.20l 10000. The
increase ma the combined national debt
has shown a much greater grow n
than has the Increase OF population
Tho growth has not Always come
heaviest In the years OF war. From
1872 10 1852 was period OF compare.
tive peace and yet In that decade
there was an Increase In the national
debt of almost $4,000 ,0O0, 900
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

During the past week the Boston
syndicate Of which Judge Holcomb
ana Colonel v. n. Litchneld are
prominent members. finished survey
Ing and plating 10000 acres OF Oh
lands Immediately east of the CITY
The necessary machinery has been
ordered and active operations will
commence as soon as h arrives. Tho
gentlemen who compose the syndi-
cate have made numerous tests ana
they are sanguino that the Las Vegas
OIL ilolda are very rich in Oh. 90 well
na other minerals. The work Of AZ.
velopmcnt Will be pushed 90 rapidly
az possible and no money viii hc
spared In achieving thu desired 90
suits. Las Vegas Record.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
STORM AT BLAND.
Il Played Havoc Between the Town
And Horns Ranch.

II Played Havoc Between the Town
And Horns Ranch.
Bland was visited by a terrific rain
and hail storm Wednesday. The storm
commenced directly after the noon
hour and continued 90 pour until al.
most supper time doing great damage
tn the roadhod between here and
Woodbury.. especially 10 the bridge At
tho big hin thi side OF Andy Horns
ranch. The water camo down the M
lie creek about -four feet deep. com.
plctely upsetting the bridge just before
the arrival Of the stage az that point
Oi course this necessltated the walk
ihr uf all the passengers from there,
who were literally soaked upon their
arrival in Bland The stage II still on
the other side OF the washout and tho
p aspects for u remaining there for a
while are very favorable. Mr.
shourioh Of the Bland Supply com.
pany Is hauling all passengers 20 and
from the disaster. II ls thought that
% will be at least three or four daya
set before the damage Is repaired.
There was comparatively little dam.
9Re done the road between Woodbury.
and Thornton Bland Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
SAN 1ARcIAL.
From the Bee

From the Bee.
The outlook this year IL that quail
will be plentiful when the hunting
season opens up
Mrs. w u. Mossman Is 10 succeed
Mrs. =. u. Cowell IN the millinery
business Ia San Marclal
Miss Sprah Williams OF vi paso
was the welcome guest OF Mrs. J. y.
Mchurray for a few days, while en-
route tO Emporia. Kas.
George Crossman returned from
Philadelphia, accompanied by his sis
ter, who will be the guest of nor
brothers until the charm Of rural no
wears away
Misses Rena and Mania shaw. RAY
Finney Jack Harlan. Iames Hitcn.
cock and Charles Mattress are among
the San Marclal young people WIN
win be- on hand az Mosilla park when
the next term ~ the college opens.
September 2,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
YOUNG MAN SUICIDES.
disappointed In Love. Ne Foolishll
Ends His Life

rlsappointed In Love. Ne Foolishly
Ends His Life
The sad aud shocking news reached
the city hy wire to-day Of the suicide
81 Emmett Carter. az Needles. Callfor.
mia. last night, By what means not be.
ing stated says the Las Vegas Optic.
The young man will be remembered
as "A former popular clerk M the Cag-
tcnada hotel ia this city, and occupied
similar position with the Harvey
house az San Bernardino. California.
aud the Needles. No cause was as
signed In the telegram for the rash
act Only few days ago Miss Nav
Ryan left for San nernardino. where
Carter was then stationed and II WAS
made known To her friends that she
would wed the young man immediate
lv on her arrival fiut she didn't AMI
the Illness OF the wOuid-he groom was
given az the reason for the postpone
ment Of the nuptinls. II is probable
that she persisted in her refusal to
marry him until be had roEnincd his
tealth md her persistence drove him
e. the desperate deed Carter comes
~ q prominent family In Missouri. his
father having at ono time been scCre.
tnry Of that state. Deceased was a
Mason and an Elk and the head of
the former lodge here has tclegrapha,i
a hrotherin.law. J. H. Edwards. az
Jefferson City. Mo. az 10 the dispOsi.
ton OF the body.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
The Territorial Fair

with AN tho talk ~ the territorial
far we fail 90 sec any preparation on
the part ~ the people Of southern
Santa W. county to carry exhibits Of
our products and make a showing fof
themselves. Now. this fair Va tor
riorlal institution aud b. open 20 40
lsrtH ~ the territory u ls one Of tho
best possible ways at adyculing tho
advantage of any locality
There win ho big displays from a.
most every county ami town Boa tho
territory ana the ones who are alive
in thc advantages of such Am cthll.
ton viii have cuuaplcpola position
ana q committee to loot after them
and zoe that the peoples attention is
called to them. Now. We would like 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
No Oh Yet.

There was rumor IN circulation
last Saturday that oil had been struck
on the Mckinley county fields. The
Citizen telegraphed to w. H. Woln
president Of the Mariana OH company.
for Information and received the fol
lowing In reply; 4
Gallup. g. ~. Aug l7-Your tel
ogram % Mr. Wolf was handed Ia
M, and In reply will say that thoy
have not struck any oil yet The Bcr-
ualillo OH company are down over 500
feet now and are still boring. while
other companies are hard at work. I .
dicatiuns are very favorable Mr.. Wof
has gone 10 the Moqui Indian snake
dance
dance, Yours truly,
&C. G. FOULKg."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
Mnshed Under : Lee.

William Coo, met with a peculiar
fatal accident In company with Tom
Owens. Cook was cutting down n pine
tree Ia Cox canyon. Sacramento noun.
tnlns. They tried To- make IL fall with
the top uphill Instead Il fell the othor
way and In It's fall caught Cook. who
was ninety feet away. killing him NJ
most Instantly. Cook II seems. thought
the tree would FAN In another dlre,-
ton aud instead of getting out Of les
way he only succeeded Ia getting in
iis path. The dead man was from
khudhiia. Tex.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

know n the people Of southern Santa
90 county are going 90 let such al
opportunity rs this 90 by without an
EFFORT to show what we have 10 on
us Inducements 90 people 90 come here
and engage Ia husincss3 n We DO not
set up and DO something 10 let peopi'
know what we have we should not be
surprised 10 soc them 20 10 the other
places less favored by nature than
We are 90 invest money.
Busy men do not have time nova
days 90 hunt for places they never
heard of 90 invest when there arc
plenty uf them being advertised an
offering an kinds of Inducements o.
them 90 come. Let as take on our
coats and go 10 work with n viii AMI
send an exhibit 10 the fair that will
Ic n credit to w and a benefit 10 thu
county CcrrillOg Register.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
eomlnn Marrlaae.

Handsomely printed invitations
reading az follows were received this
morning by friends:
Mrs. Ernstino Renner requests the
pleasure of your company az the we'd
ding reception Of her daughter Edith
ana BENJAMIN Franklin Fillmore. on
"Wednesday evening, September (.
nom $3.50 20 10 o'clock, 220 Silver
avenue. Albuquerque. ". NJ"
The ceremony will be performed az
the same place short time before the
above hour and the happy couple win
be at home 10 their many friends az
No. 2lhlh Silver avenue after OctO,
Der !.
In advance The Citizen extends its
congratulations 10 these popular
young people.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

meeting Of the fair committee
was held Tuesday evening. az which
g.. n Allen was elected president. n.
X. u. Sellers secretary. Tuesday,
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday.
September a.. "a. ~ and 20. were de-
tcrmiaed upon az the DAYS for hold
ing the fair The secretary was au-
thorlzed % draw up subscription pa
per and at once take steps towards
raising a fund Tho committee will
work under the direction Of the board
Of trade and give every promise VI
holding the best fair la the annals
OF San Juan county -Farmlngton
Hustler.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
ooMPuLsoRY ATTENDANCE.
All Children Between the Ages Of Five
And Sixteen Must Go 20 School.

ana sixteen Must Go 60 School.
A strenuous effort IL 10 be made
this year 90 enforce the territorial
statute requiring compulsory attend.
ence az school of children OF school
axe, Colonel !. Francisco Chaves.
the territorial superintendent OF pub.
lie instruction, has sent the following
letter 10 the county school supcrin.
tlndcntH:
Dear Sir Your most earnest ana
careful attention Is directed 90 sec.
tion 1855 ~ the complied laws OF New
Mexico of 1897 ln referUncC 10 the
compulsory attendance OF children 10
the public schools OF their districts
from the ages Of years up Co and IN.
Guiding 10 years. and Il Is required
and demanded by this ONCE that sn.
perlntendents Of schools of different
counties OF the territory, shall with.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

During the past fiscal year not less
than 5000 600 600 pieces VI postal mas.
Ger were handled hy the government.
Yet She number of complaints fled be-
Washington ON account OF the non-ro.
ccipt of letters was comparatively
small. SO far as the records show.
only b2.306 letters and 47.9i9 pack.
ages failed 90 be delivered, Consider.
ing the tremendous bulk Of the bust.
ness carried on In the postal service.
there Is very little interference with
the mails and the risk ls reduced to a..
most nothing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
silver And Conner.

The New Era mine. the property OF
the Mine Developing association. now
shows the longest ore shoot ever de.
velopod In the Black range Much ~
the ore ~ stromerlte. running from
500 ~ 900 ounces Of silver and from
20 20 30 per cent copper As soon
as the raise between the tunnel Lowell
and the upper workings is completed
for ventilation a wlnze will be started
ud the ore shoot which will block out
"A large body Of ore to enable stopping
10 begin. shipping will then be com.
mcncod SOcorro Chicftain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
Reservolr Wnll nrraka.

The water In the small power resel.
volr OF the Santa Fe Water aud Light
company on Talaya hill burst through
It's bank this forenoon and flowed
down the north slope OF the hin until
the reservoir was empty The strea a
threatened the adobe houses az the
foot Of the hill, but did NO material
damage. The break Ia the reservoir
viii be repaired In the course OF
few days--New Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
reItlehaum out Of the pan

John II. Teitlebaum OF Las Vegas
was released from the penitcntiary
today after serving a sentence of six
months for violating the postal laws.
We made the poverty AFFIDAVIT before
United States Commissioner J. y. Vic.
terry that he Is unable 20 pay the nn8
imposed upon him. New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

consideration In connection with the
admission OF a new state iF the estab.
lighmcnt OF home rule. The vote Of
such state In congress Is small. but
the difference between state and a
territorial government IN domestic az
fairs o. of the highest importance 20
the people Immediately concerned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
Afraid Of AIbuausraue.

w. Il. Martin manager OF the Santa
Fc base ball team, 81 willing tO play
the Albuquerque Browns at any other
place except az Albuquerque for $500 o.
side with the same team that defeat 4
the Browns at Santa Fe few weeks
ago. New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

All about town az the roots OF many
thrifty trees may be- observed what i8
known as water sprouts Thoge
como out at the root Of the tree and
Ii allowed 90 grow destroy the tree
itself Cut them down. u YOU do
not All substance will be drawn from
the trees and thCy will surely die
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
TUBERCULOSIS CURE.
stamp IL Out Of Cattle. Then We Are
All Right, Says Or. Brush.

Or, Edward +. Brush OF Mount Yer.
non. ". T., formerly professor OF bO.
vine pathology In the American Vet.
Urinary college. Is especially inter.
Cstcd In the theory advanced by Prof
Koch that the bovine tuberculosis
gCrm Is not of the same variety as
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

II you have a baby In the house you
will wish TO know she best way 70
check any unusual looacness of she
bowels, or diRrrhCea so common 70
small children. y +. NJ. Holiday. Of
Doming Ind. who has an eleven
months old child says: Through the
months OF June ana July our baby was
teething and took running on OF the
bowels ana sickness OF the stomach.
His bowels would move from ave 10
eight times day. | had a bottle OF
Chamborlain's Collie. Cholera and III.
arrhoea Remedy In the house and
gave him four DIR, ps in teaspoonful
ot water and he got better at once"
For sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

DosideriO Gallegos Of this city, who
served term In the ponitoutiary for
the murder OF Marcolino vigil some
years ago. was killed this forenoon at
l.amy by train running over him.
He leaves a wifc--New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
Is oRucEs.

From bona Ana County Republican.
The little S.yearold daughter Of
Dan Rende Is very 40 with typhoid
fever
l.. T.. Jackson left for Tularosa the
first of the week and expects 90 be alb.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

Postal receipts increased $4,000 .00h
last year. but there o. still dcacit,
and u will continue as long az tho
malls are loaded down with second.
class trash carried at a loss Of cents
"A pound.