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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
9 Andrews opera Company.

Manager Zirhut has opened nego.
tlations with the Andrews opera
company. Tor a season OF standard
opera IN English. 40 can secure this
wcllknown organization, providing q
sufficient number at BubsCr crs can
be- secured tn make the company the
necessary guarantee.
The Andrews opera company n to.
dRy the leading travelling operate or.
ganizatlon Ia America They have
" double case of principals. and n we'll
trained chorus and carry ,neir Owe
operate orchestra. Among the op.
crns In their repertoire are Carmen.
Martha. IA Trovaturo" "Mikado,
and the bohemian Girl"
Tho Principal stars arc Florence
Clayton. meg1o contralto. Catneri1
Lee. lyric soprano. Nellie Andrews,
dramatic soprano; Frank Walters.
the great dramatic tenor. Jay G.
taylor. lyric tenor George Andrews.
baritone. James stevens, dramatic
baritone, I'd Andrews. the fnyorito
comedian, Chad Parker clever com
edian and Charles y. Hazelrigg, one
OF the best known musical directors
In this country
The Andrews company has been an
equipped organization ia America for
nltecn years. and the company this
year h superior to any previous one
under this management Opera house
three nights ana wednesday matinee
commencing Tuesday. March ~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
hAorEar LION A MlNaR.
Ne Says the Oil introduced 10 q BAD
One for the Miners.

Editors Citizen;
Considering the bin now before our
territorial legislature requiring an as
sossmcnt work OF ten feet depth pre-
liminary surveys, crcCtlona N th-0o
foot monuments. etc. 90 be cOmplet 4
within thirty days, u IN nst IuiHhip
that such bill would meet VITA
consideration even ~ the hrr 's 70
the committee 60 which 70 was g..
forrcd Every one NJ all acquainted
with our geological formation and the
practical work of mining knows IA
impossiblllty IN most locations q
complying with this requirement an I
% ~ 10 be hoped that there will be
CROUCH members ~ our legislature
having the true lntcrcsts ~ our ter
ritory and lts mining population at
heart 90 defeat this measure
Rich as our territory Ia IN ~ min
ornl wealth u W. CorrCspondingly un.
developed and no other element can
be depended upon TO develop Il In its
first stages than the prGspoctor who.
with hla outfit on few hurrOs. Ionr
tratcs into the rCCcasCs uf mountains
in search OF the precious minerals
often, before he has boon able To- OK.
cavatc tcn.fout depth after pitchins
camp. making surveys and establish
ing his monuments. he has hal Ca
spend thirty days for obtaining his
water supply Very respectfully,
WILLIAM n FEMME.
c. aud NJ n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
GALLUP RtJ0lCeS.
In Finding Petroleum Near That
City--Thousands Of Acres
Located.
SINKING or WELLS WILL BEGIN.

The big eastern and western daily
newspapers are giving considerable
space 10 the recent discovery Ot oil In
dicatiOns near Gallup, in Mckinley
county, and the officers ~ the various
organized companies, especially those
Of the Mariana OIL company, are be.
sioged with letters asking Tor iniorma-
tiun ON the subject.
Recent issues oi tho s. Louis Globo.
Democrat aud the Denver Republican
contained the following article ON the
oil excitement at Gallcp'
"Thcrc l. great excitement at Gal
up, the biggest coal mining town in
the southwest, over the recent discOv-
cry pi oil which uoyps ont la fairly
.uud quantities about fifteen miles
ltIu fho town,
",.lrir alull arrs haze already
boon Ilputri hy several com, nuict. The
in.,-t tu make locations q, thc Mariana
oil company. Hnd ARTICLES ui tueurpura'
tilu have lust hccu nled With the terri-
toriai secretary, with capital stock Oi
~ .OOl 800 and shares - ,Hrh. w. ".
Woln. president li Is Borden, vice
president and financial secretary;
| u. 81. Richards, secretary; =. q.
| FoJiks trtnsutpr aui l.. T.. DehsmOre,
superintendent. are Ibo officers. The
company from al accounts, has located
] the chuico.t lands where The indica.
tiUns of OH sycp1Eg Hr" moro prominent
/ land thps intend, af..r Professor Lake,
TOT ,o!oHdo, makes a rciWii aud is fay'
oruhc, tu purchase u,,h.urry and
sink wells.
"rho name Of the company il derived
/ from the Navajo chief Mariana, and
these indians state positively that they
have used oil la crude form la years
gone 10y from sections of land located
| by the Mariana OH company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
Dr. pE8E'C0'8
! aVOPIIe Prescription
AfakeS Weak Women Strong
and Sick Women Well

the county OF Bernalillo; referred 90
committee on public property
MIR TruiillO pressed the latter
measure. and Mr. Rateman moved
that the bin be- considered translat
cd. printed referred. read frst and
second time and taken 40 for cOnaid'
GRAFTON Lost 10 to y. Mr.. Scna
moved 10 adjourn Lost 10 ~.
Mr. rruiillo moved 90 suspend tho
rules recall house bin ga and refer
the same 60 tac committee on county
and county lines Mr.. Gomez moved
20 table Nj Truiillo's motion Lost
4 10 IS ON the motion to recall the
bili the vote was 10 ayes, 3 nays, and
the nuu. therefore was sent 60 the
committee ON county and county
lines Some time was then spent as
90 whether the mousse would adjourn
e. $3.50 or 81. m. Thrice II was de-
cided that the house was not ready 10
adjourn for dinner although Il was
then l2.45 y. M About this time Mr.
Valdez and Mr. Winston made speech.
cs on the general subject OF time
wasting At y. M. the house voted
| n to ~ not To adjourn to y. IN. AZ
1908 o'clock Il voted. 10 10 Z. TO ad
| iourn 20 $3.50
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
indian School Notes.

4 very pleasant time was enjoyed
by the pupils and employees Of the so
Clal held in tne Chapel hall Inst even
ing.
The many friends OF Mrs. Collins
and Miss Wallace who are at present
In California, Wal be- pleased 20 hear
that their health Is rapidly improving
In that low altitude.
The genial farmer and his force Of
boys are busily engaged In ale spring
planting.
The base ball grounds have been
greatly improved and the boys are
looking forward TO some fine games
this spring.
Mr. c. q. Richards Of i.aruna "a
rapidly recovering from his recent 40.
nesn. and expects 60 return 10 his du-
ties In a short time.
Miss NJ n. Dissotte. supervising
day school teacher. has returned
from a trip 20 Zia and Jemcz. 10 the
Interests Of the day schools located
In those places.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
A. the Nationai Capital.

iAllNhlN AlilN'Nt
Washington. y. c., March t. New
Mexico has occupied part uf the attcu-
iion of the supreme court the past
week. The celebrated private land
grant case of r. Parker Whitney va
the United SHtes came up first Mr..
Whitney, a. plaintiff in error, was rep.
resented by Judge i. a. knuohel. uf
Denver, aud N. nited States and the
attorney general ny the indeiatignhle
attorney uf tn private land claims
court. Matt g.. Reynolds These two
brilliant attorneys put forth their bCu
efforts for the best part ~ 3D." day, and
the court took the cas- .dvise-
mont.
Auothe, New Mexico ,sme u,;
that Of Browne, Manzarar', a 60. VS.
| Francisco Chuves, of Bcrualillo conn f.,
the former being plaintiffs IN err, Re.
| The defendant was represented rs
! Delegate H. s. Nodoy. llo spoke lul i,
e. ear and distinct ~ that the court uHd
lain in the room could hear him liv
had hi. ease well iu hand and did good
service for his client Tho court
seemed well pleased and satisfied with
his maiden eiort, and after they re-
tired 90 their private room and the
clerk office expressed surprise &C find
ing such able attorneys practicing law
| in New Mexico, aud said they ought "a
be la New York, where they could
make five times as much %, Va New
| Mexico. The plaintiffs In the last ease
were represented 10y Mcssrs. ChiIders,
Springer and Jones, who submitted
their case ON briefs. /. NJ. H.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
a Company ofCls,sr ArlI.I..

"a Breezy Time" company played to
a large audience in the Nehor opera
house last Saturday night The play
ers certainly are among the very best
artists that have been seen In this city
this season, and without doubt each
member Of the company made q hit
with the Albuquerque public boy word
or act They kept the crowd In hap
py frame OF mind from start 10 finish
and numerous were the bursts Of APP
piauso.
The company has gone to tho south.
ern cities, and after playing for a few
nights they will return to Albuquerque
and appear before the locM thea,or-
gOers on the evening Of the 10Th inst.
next Friday. GA that date Managers
Fiu and Webster can rest assured their
door receipts will be much better than
last Saturday evening.
Manager Zirhut called al The Citizen
Office al noon to-day aud stated that "a
Breezy Time" company boy request
viii return 10 Albuquerque and give
another fine performance at the Neher
opera house ON Friday night March 10,
A young lady Of this city will appear In
a 81 >ciulty at the coming performance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

Those 81 our western subscribers, out
la Arizona. who delight iu the sports Of
gun and rod. win be- Interested In the
following.
Doves June to March |.
Ducks, geese or bruut October / 20
April !.
Quail, boh.white, partridge, grouse,
wild turkey or .uipe October II TO
March !.
Pheasant and prairie chicken Kill
ing prohibited until 1902; netting or
trapping " game birds at any time
prohibitcd use or possession in held or
marsh Of shotgun larger than ten
gauge prohibited
Male deer August / to December
10.
Camel, female deer, female antelope
or any elk, mountain sheep, mountain
goat, doe or spotted fawn, killing pro-
hiblted, except bucks for camp or do
nestle use from October ] "a Febru-
AIRY |.
Brook or mountain trout, April ! IA
November l, with hook and line or
spear only.
Bountios Discretionary with board
Of supervisors Lynx, a.; Iowa or tim.
Der wolf, sj bear, slO; panther or
mountain lion, SO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

The spirit OF Mrs. r, y. Metcalf
pissed 20 lbs eternal reward about ~
O'Clock Sunday night The deceased
had been il scarcely two weeks, al.
though qu.te seriously, her husband
aud many friends possessed hope un.
an late In the week for her ultimate
recovery. SUNDAY morning she sus-
tanned Internal hcmoFrhagos and sui.
fored intensely until death brought
relief Acute pneumonia brought on
pcritonitis,
A husband and little byoW-old
daughter survive 60 mourn the loss NJ
true wife and mother. also numor'
Gus relatives and frloLdB Ia every
place she has ever resided.
The rCmaiug were cmhalmcd and
sent 10 hor .ormcr home Fort Madi.
son. Iowa. for intormcnt acCompau
ted hy Mr. Metcalf and daughter
MIR Mctcalf came here from Alhu.
querque about a year ago and opened
la furniture store. and was soon Joined
hy his wife and little daughter Mrs.
Mctcalf was n member of the Baptist
church. She was amiable, HuCiahl
and made friends OF an acquaintance.
and the community has lost mobile
and lovahlc character bona aua
County Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
TRELeGlSLATURE,
Important Measures Introduced Yes
terday in Council and House.
BILL on DELINQUENT TAXES.

In the legislative council yesterday
morning. following the opening core
monies. the regular order was taken
up aud tho following now bills were
introduced
Council bin No. 30. by Mr. splcss
Ia provide for additional buildings Tot
tho territorial insane asylum. author.
ling the issue VI $4,000 In territorial
bands for the purpose. ana providing
that the income from the public lands
donated Co that institution shall be
used TO meet tho interest thereon and
create n sinking fund 90 pay the prin.
uai MIR Ilinitlo moved suspense n
~ the rules In order that the BIZ
might be placed on its third reading.
The motion failed. and on motion of
Mr. Spicss ne bill was referred.
Mr Hinkle introduced council bill
RIO 100 relating 10 the qualifications
~ county school superintcndents. rc.
curing that such officers shall either
be- graduates Of some recognized tor
rltorlal institution 81 learning on
must earn tlrst-Erndo teachers Ger
tihcate.
House bin No i45. by Mr. Date
man was called up and Mr Spies
explained that u was intended 90 sim
pllfy the manner 81 keeping tax roles
and the same passed.
Council bin No. 80. on appeals from
probate Judges Co district courts. wa
considered anu passed
Council bin No, 81. relating to the
advertisement and collection Of de
| iinquCnt taxes. was then taken no
considered and passed. as also council
hih No ~. relating 20 contcste Ia wit
cases. Adjourned TO .. m.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

The remain. ~ tho late David J., ssnr,
whose death occurred in Winston last
Thursday night, passed through this
atty 90 the oyer early Sunday morning
on their way "a kcW Nork iu charge Of
Julius Lesser, brother Ihr dei
ceased vas member Of ,h, Na.onic
order, the membersoi which CONNECTED
funeral services over The ooniu,H lody
Al ,hs Residence Ia Wiusiow b,f.. es.
corting % 10 the depot
Undertaken Frank 10 Suu who
Was summoned 10 Winslow lo Tor
the body, returned ,u the san rain
Sunday morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16


Scientists and electricians cannot
agree upon the number 81 elect .o
volts that are necessary to cause "a
cessation ~ life In the human body.
Some claim that an excessive shock
is more likely Co cause Incarceration
rather than instantaneous death, but
70 they would turn their attention tU
prolouglng and increasing the pleas
ures Of lie the public would hail the
result with more satisfaction. For 90.
stance. the electricity generated IN y
wave Of laughter Is. after all, the most
pheasant shock. and 90 see large ms.
semhly moved by a current Of uncun.
trolable mirth while witnessing tho
performance ~ Fitg and Wehstcr'A
new musical farco-comedy, a Breczy
Tine" places beyond dispute the fact
large volts of laughter are better than
volts Of electricity any day.
"A breezy Time will be- seen at the
Nchor opera house tonight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
NnW CORPORATIONs.

The following new corporations
have filed articles Ia the office Of the
secretary NJ the territory
The New Mexico Land company
incorporators, George G. Hopkins, Los
Angeles. 3. w Sherfay. Mesula; &.
a. James. G. A. Boggiano, J. r.. Tow
send Ei Paso; capital stock 1000
600 Principal office, Pierre. $. D.;
branch Office az El Paso.
Jaritas Ditch aud Reservoir com.
pany: inCorporatOrs, II. c. Abbott
Iarltas. Hugo Seaberg Il. e. All.
dredge. Solomon Spiogel Nan X. F'lan'
agan. Springer; capital stock. g. 900.
Principal place OF busir 1as, Springer,
Stringfellow a TEnnehill. incOrpO.
rators. Il. L. Stringfellow. Amarillo
Tex. l.. b. Tannchill OF Deaf Smith
county. ToX and G c. Tannehlll uf
Roswell; capital stock. $4,000. Prin.
clpal p,Bce OF business, Roswell, New
aeN CO,
The Cross Quarter Circle Cattle
company, lncorpoators, Charles u.
smith, Now York, Frank H. Mead
az louis ], Bauer. Jro Of Wag u
Mount. capital stock. 100000 Pin.
olpai place OF business, Wagon
Mound. n NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

Ne ravlugl thus effected are all goin4
to swell the funds Il IL aimed 20
raise.
The general public whose interest
IN The army's philanthropic institu.
lions may not be- willing 90 follow ita
member along the lines u personal
Heifdchial, are, however. not 20 boz
deprived ~ an opportunity 90 assist
uthe EFFORT Collections win %
made IN many special manners. and
those ~ our citizons who believe IN
feeding the hungry clothing tho ma.
kcd. helping the tallcn. extending -io
hand OF opportunity to those with
whom life has dealt roughly, and In
every way assist and benefit mankind
through the prccepts OF Jesus christ
Will not turn the salvation army col.
lrCtor away empty handed The local
salvation army corps " arranging TO
properly observe the week Of prayer
and self.dcnlnl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
Fatal Explosion az 81 paso.

A terrible accident occurred at
Courchesno's lime kiln beyond tn"
smclter this afternoon. with two
known fatalities and three other per
sons seriously injured. The cause ot
the disaster was the premature cNplo-
sion OF blast. which occurred az 3;ap
o'clock. All the killed or injured
we're MeXlcaDs except one. Charles
shelly. the foreman. who is now a.
Hotel Dieu. The news ~ the accl.
dent was Immediately telephonod To
this city and the Widest Kind ~ ru.
mors got abroad Surgical aid was
asked fnr Immediately and half
dozen physicians drove out TO the
scene. The killed were Fortino Ter
res and Bcrnorlino porras The in
iurcd were Apodacio Garcia, both
legs shot on. Julio Reyes, arm shot
on and skull featured Charles Shelly
foreman FL paBo Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

Last SUNDAY, while coming down the
White hill with load of Charter oak
machinery, the bolt ,o the brake road
broke, throwing ths driver, John naw.
son. IT,, under the wagon, hich passed
over him, causing serious thuuRh not
fatal injuries. One wheel passed dag
onully across his shoulders and the
other passed over the small Of his back.
when the brake gave away the wagon,
which had i,Wm-pcund load 0n it,
rushed forward onto the horse which
he was riding, and how he escaped
death h miracle. The horse Was
badly bruised The runaway wagon
finally cOllidod with rock and vas
stuppod, thus preventing q total wreck
Of IT, contents. John sustained no
broken bones and h getting ou nicely.
Sierra County Advocate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

An interesting turn OF affairs has
taken place In regard IA the unpaid
claim of $1,000 held by Mr-. A. =. FIN,
Of Albuquerque, against the Eagle Life
Insurance company for Red Men Onlyh
whose headquarters are 40 Wostiicld,
Mass. MIR Hiil died about two years
ago and he carried this amount of in
suranCa la the Eagle Life. On some
technically the company offered Ia
settle the claim boy paying Mrs, Hin
Al .2OO This was refused, aud Fergus
son n Gillett we're employed to collect
the whole amount. The lawyers are
suoiug several residents of New Mexico
who carried policies IN the Eagle Life
Oh the time, hoping to make good the
claim OF Mrs Tin 10y this course. --.
san Marrial bee.
Mrs. Hill resides la this city and Is
most excellent lady Her friends hope
that she will prove successful la her
suit 10 obtain the above Insurance
money
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
The Andrews opera Company.

Il has been decided by the manage
ment 20 issue communication books for
the best seats only for the prospective
engagement ~ the Andrews opera
company, IN the repertoire OF stand.
ard opera IN English The plan IL 90
issue books 20 subscribers. Each
book contains four or six tickets, en-.
tilling the holder 10 four or six 81
,hts. 20 be used as the holder choos.
es. all In one might or distributed
throughout the engagement and are
transferable. The books viii be- sold
for 81 20 those sending their order 10
MatsOn'a book store. Aside from the
monetary saving. the subscriber has
the additional advantage Of selecting
his seats one day before the opening
o. the regular sale. The repertoire
~ az follows: Martha" March 10,
"Mikado." goth, IA TrovatOre." 2ist.
Matinee Wednesday. the Goth "Bohe.
mian Girl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
COLONEL MossY . MEN.
story That a Fortune Has Been LETT
20 the Survivors.

70 the Survivors.
A multi Millionaire German. Baron
Won Massow. who fought under t1lO
mel John s. Moaby during the GIVE
war. and who since that time has
been a member OF the German army
died recently. bequeathlhg his mil
lions 20 the survivors OF Colonel Mos
by's men. Il Is thought there are yet
living between 50 aud 200 out OF the
original $50 Ia Mosby's famous com.
mand
I'm commenting thereon the White
Oaks Eagle says:
James Il. Brent. who has lived IN
New Mexico for more than twenty
years. most OF thg time In this county,
aud who now lives In White oaks,
was one Of Colonel Moshy's com
mand. aud was. according Ia Mushy =
own statement. one Of the best sol
diers IN the confederate service.
Mr.. Brent tanks IL probably true
that me story OF the harun's legacy Of
s. 600 600 has been bequoathed TO hin
surviving comrades IN arms aud In
case IL proves go. that they viii soon
be Ia possession Of the money. which
II there are as many as 200 living Will
amount To 10000 each During his
long residence In New Mexico Mr
Brent has been and IL yet one Of our
most useful men, having during hit
term OF Office Rs sheriff ~ this count
performed his duties to the entire sat
Isfactiun OF the law-abldlng citizens
Of Lincoln county The friends of
Mr.. Brent. Of which there are many
who have seen the effects and have
/ enjoyed the results OF his labors a,
an officer OF the Law In this county
will all be pleased TO hear OF his good
/ fortune Ten thousand will aid h
making the remainder Of his ne
comfortable. and handled careful,
during his lifetime would certainly b,
the means Of leaving a handsome lit
| tie fortune 20 his family
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

Il is highly probable that q. $. Attor-
ney ". u. Childers, OF Albuquerque,
who was recently re-appuiuted 20 the
position hy President Mckinley, will.
name Capt. W g.. Reid, uf this city, as
his assistant in The office. Capt Reid
Is capable aud deserving young gca-
tlcmau who ranks high Ia the legal
profession and ho is To be- cougrutu-
lated on tho assurance Of this appoint-
mrnt. which carries with 10 % handsome
salary, with an allowance for travelling
expenses necessarily incurred. Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

q b. Borden. vice president and
financial secretary of the Mariana oil
company, has loil 40 The Citizen office
% sample bottle oi the oil which ouzes
out of the land recently located near
Gallup by the above company, Mr.
Borucu has gone over every fOot NJ land
la question, aud thecruppings 81 oil are
most excellent. TIE has every reason
tu believe that the Mariana oil COM
pany. whenu well Is sunk, viii strike a
zine now of oil The gentleman b. here
la the interest ot tho above company,
aud Is meeting with good success
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
oreat Annual ssltpsnIaL

Pursuant 20 the annual custom
nlch has been practlsed for years
hy the Salvation army. that organiza.
tiun is about 20 enter upon It's week
OF prpyor and self.denial, comprising
Tho dates from March ~ 20 "a inclu.
slNo.
The object OF this idea, the remark.
al L. success Of which In the best ties,
tlmony 20 itB excellence, Is 20 furnish
the shows OF war necessary TO the
carrying on OF work whose branch.
90 every day are going into wider and
wider hcldf Of labor
During this special week every
member Of the organization is expect.
ga 20 deny him or hernelf ~ some
moro or less usual article OF diet.
cluthit q, etc. and the thousands u liz
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

rpciory will bo the most complete ever
Published oi any city or town boz the
southwest, aud canvassCts will mako q
t POROUS effort tu have every Nrm and
corporation doing business iu the city
represented by woll-di-plnycd uit'c-
tisrmCnt or half tone Illustrated CUT
2 ho Schools aud churches viii ho writ
t.u up aud illustrated, while every
cin-~ ~ business will Doe properly in-
dcNod. 8 complete classification ~
uumos, representing an accurate ceu,ls
OF The four wards uf the city viii cone
stitutc the most interesting feature of
the New Albuquerque directory 10 Is
hoped that tho merchants, generous tn
fault iu wirouiling many kinds OF
advertising Schemes, will reserve their
extra advertisement. Tor the directory
CUuyus-ers