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Verdict in the King Case.

MOBILE. Ala. May 30.-The jury I'm the
case OF former Captain and Quartermaster
Cyril ". King, on trial on the charge or
accepting a bride, returned tonight a
sealed verdict. which will be opened to-
morrow morning.
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Mrs. Fleming Acquitted.

MANSFIELD. O.. May 30.-Mrs. May s.
Fleming, formerly clerk of the sanitary
board. who was indicted for the alleged
forgery of the names Of the president and
secretary of the board to an order for $50,
was acquitted by a jury to-day.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. May @.-Memorial
day was more generally observed I'm the
cessation of business than in many years
In Terre Haute. This was largely in re-
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Boston Transcript.
Senator Beveridge spends his vacation IN
foreign travel. The country might bt
benefited II some OF the other senators
would spend the session time that way.
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WEATHERFORD. O. T. May 3O.-News
has just reached here of a double killing at
Berlin, twenty miles from here. yesterday.
Olan Chaf1n shot and killed DIR. MCGEE.
after which he killed himself. MCGEE had
charged Chafin with killing some horses.
and Chaffin was indicted. The shooting was
the elimination of the trouble.
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Entitled to Rest.
philadelphia Times.

A good woman died at Lawrence the
other day who. for forty years. was con-
stantly under a strain exceeding that of
the man who runs a locomotive. During
that time she was the leading milliner OF
that town.
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NEW YORK. May 39.-The country home
for c~onsumptives of the Montefiore home
for chronic invalids was dedicated to-day
al Bedford Station. n. Y Vice President
Roosevelt made a short address.
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All Alike.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.

Cleveland Plain Dealer.
II see that OF the nineteen aldermen IN
Stratford at Shakespearefs time that only
six could write their names"
But what's the necessity OF an alder
mans writing2 It's enough IL he can add
and divide. and keep quiet about H."
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Kansas City Journal.
Notwithstanding all the fine talk about
arbitration. by labor leaders and others,
the strike Is still the usual method ems
ployed for settling labor troubles
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Bishop Potter's Limitations.

Washington Post.
Owing TO the fact that he resides I'm New
York Rishop Potter may not be aware OF
the fact that all the newspapers of the
country are not edited and published by the
Mound.
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IN Real Thing.

Atchison Globe.
An Atchison girl Is writing a novel which
will he true 10 life. Instead Of receiving
three proposals. the heroine 81 - -
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Fountain Mt AndersonviIIe.

local National Guard and many citizens
participated In the ceremonies.
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Grave. of 1890 Soldiers Decorated.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. May 30.-The
graves of the $500 Union soldiers and the
400 Spanish-American war soldiers buried
in the National Cemetery here were deco
rated to-day with BETTING ceremonies. A
marked feature of the occasion was the
fact that the programme arranged by the
G.. A. X. committee made the Spanish war
men most prominent. with a view To filling
out with them the fast-thinning ranks Of
the older veterans. The two posts of the
G.. \. r.. the local camp S.-A. w. V. the
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front steps alone until she was twenty-five,
when she joined The chasers. and at last
caught a sick man who couldn't escape.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-12
BUSINESS CHANGES.
Additional enterprises for George
Accommodation WHITING
Retires

As stated iu Tho citizen yesterday
and confirmed this morning by Calvin
whiting George a Kasemnn. whose
various business interests are accu
muiaiing. purchased the formers real
estate Wrd insurance business. Mr.
Whiting retiring. and the latter an.
nGuuccs that hC viii leave shortly
for pcadNlod = H.. whore hc viii
accept the general management ot tho
Equitable Lifc Assurance society fuf
south Dakota.
Mr.. knseman made application for
tho position ut secretary OF the Co.
opcratly" Building and Loan associa.
zion aH soon as Pee learned that Mr..
whiting was about 90 leave the city.
aud this morning be- was selected iD
hIl tho position hy the directors at the
association now In tho city
Regarding the report that Mr. Kaso.
man would enter tho office uf United
states hn hIl Foraker as chief btpu.
V. NF Foraker stated thia morning
that tho gentleman bad applied Tor the
position 900 hearing that Mr. Camp.
bell had rrH Isu,d hut the position had
been rendered t0 Fred 10. McKeohnu
and ut present thuru was no sacauvv
ia his department.
Mir kascmau b. O. capital Young gen.
ucman and The Cit.zon wishes him
success Zoo bis various undertaking.
Regarding MI whiting this paper
regrets 90 make the announcement Of
hts retirement from business and his
contemplated departure from this city
Tie has always been good citizen
q thorough worker for the upbullding
OF Albuquerque and courteous az all
times The CitI2Du aupos he viii pros.
per wherever hc may engage in bust.
ness
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-12

walking horse upon high pedestal.
Many were the Expressions OF wonder.
mont heard on the nlght of september
"a when Mrs Onrlcn failed 90 appear
IN the performance in this city. Tho
reason che dld not has just boon learn
ed here.
ON their way from Yuma Co Phoenix.
Arb. The OUrnn8 had racket anil
came Ca blows. the result OF whicn
aa o. severe Tossing administered 90
MrH OHrl,u by hC husband. Mrs
brion toniorod her resignation 60
The show management us soon a. thoy
reached Phoenix aud took the FIRST
train Tor CHICAGO
Mrs. Ouucu ls Acknowledged 10 hc
one 0f tho most uAlllWl riders ia the
show business She rides horse
trained to WALK un h,s hind logs Sow.
oral timoa around tho ring. to cake
walk and do several tricks Her place
with RuglinrH has been filled hy q
Miss Milton. and Mr. OWrlon contiu.
uca to DO hia act with his group OF
trained horses.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-12
eoER Cause REvlvEn.

The third summer cumpaign IN
South Africa has opened with "a series
of British defeats. recalling those OF
two years ago around the Moddor aud
Tugola rivers. In England Lord
kitchcncr's proclamation Oh consid.
cr"h g technical blundcr II has been
followed hN unexpected dashCs into
British territory and O., revival of signs
uf revolt throughout tho Dutch settle
mputs In Cape Colony aud Natal
whence che burghcrs have gained
many recruits ON the heels OF the
British losses OF last week came new
OF "a BOpr victory ut NMkfontyiu. in
which the British lost two guns. one
officer aud Eve men killed twenty.
three wounded and 1909 prisoners and
another engagement iu which Com
manduut SHUTS captured five guns
and four companies of mounted iu.
ihutfy. These rpyprart have some.
what impaired British national con.
iidcnco in the army and ruused In.
tense modification though nowise al.
tCring the duggcd British determine
ton 90 hght ON 90 the bitter end. The
difficulties on the military problem
have been greatly increased hy the
winonod area of the struggle and the
vast lines of communication over g P
600 miles which hayo to De kcut open
ana guarded. no order Go check tho
growing prayuD. OF rfalu.Wreckiue
Lord Kitchener haas adopted the plan
Of missing nurFhoH with tho other pas.
auuEprs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-12

pot proposition. passed through this
city yesterday on bis way to Topeka.
whore ho VIII submit his report 20 the
officials of the company.
Mrs souuior o. confined 10 her
homo at tho corner OF Gold avenue
and Broadway with typhoid foyer.
Ter husband who is professional
base ban player d. also n victim N
The same malady and be- 90 occupying
q bel in the Santa Fo hospital
IN 'ottor Co Fred ~. Kent. Jan. ~
0roUoulylr ftBtos that he has o..
turned to thc United states from
NnWU. Alaska. after n stormy voyage.
llo iH lt present in Seattle. Wash.
whcor hn VIII remain during the win
ter Mr. GruCnoudyko was formerly
in the attic raising business Ia this
and Valencia counties few years
aro.
Last nlght az The home ~ Miss
Grace Hardness the illlhoc club held
n regular meeting. and after discus.
Hlous and amugomcnts. refreshments
were ferVcd. The following we're
present Misses Stowoll, Ilarach
rutherford. Tway. tiarknoaa Cora anil
Clara Tickcrti Mossrs. Bowdick 30
Voc MIlfrod Cannon. Moir. Mollinor.
Noclh1m aud Wcliicr
M p NDrarty. the extensive ranch
or. came to town yesterday and LEFT q
fine lui of largo and ucious apples at
tho Office uf =. D. saint in the Grant
building. Tho ranch is located on tho
proposed line II the Santa Pc Central
railway about eight miles north Of
William MClutGsh'H sheep range. Mr.
Nor.arty brought the specimens In 20
show tD tho people what kind OF fruit
can bg ua. gl along The route OF the
now railroad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-12
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

Basket ha!l promises well "a be- the
popular gamo for thr girls this year
Tho young ladies' have organized two
teams aud are puotciug very hard
nud as q result many uf them are tn Boz
seen lahuriuusly pursuing their duties
ON tho hiil with spraIuci ankles, swol
ten knees uud sore elbows.
The university has tho promise oi
q department in vocal culture if the
f'apons" OF the students is sufficient
90 guarantee such am enterprise
The assembly has proved one Of the
most interesting features uf college
life so FAR ihls season ON Friday
morning tho president gave an AL.
dress on WHOM Does Theory Become
Law The students were urged 90
beware at becoming "fnssillzed" aud
the talk was fully of useful hints The
new president is winning the hearts of
all
Next Saturday another deadly com.
bat is scheduled between the varsity
case hall boys ana the High school
heroes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-12
DEMiNG DolNos.
Batch Of interesting Notes From the
Capital Of Luna County

'.N''' AN.N 300 N'| I'..I''|f IIh'..
Dem.ug g. ". oct Henry
Brock foreman of the upper Diamond
a ranches and his men ufe Boa town
shipping cattle tor that company from
the yards horc
w H. Wilkinson arrived Zoe Demiuf
Tuesday from Arizona suffering from
q Severe case uf mountain fever Ho
Be- Woll known iu Dumiug and his many
friends IDEftt that nIs visit should Doe
mauui hy This trouble
poverty bali at thu opera hOus,
l1st "Wednesday evening HaH well az.
tended by tho Young people. who had
Fey enjoyable time
Tho members OF me league are max
iuE great preparations lur the supper
Goo Doe given boz the Dunlop building
This evening and thU affair promise.
Co hr success
james s. Middleton "a Gentleman of
Atlanta Ca. be- iu the city looking
into business matters here PIE H.
interested boo part of tho property
crossed ny thH 90 pasD a. Northeastern
railroad at this point
O A. HoDIDr the popular Southern
iacIl, engineer s again iu DomiuF
tending thH throttle of no lUis. tho
switch engine which started Co work
hero uu tine Grat of the month
Benjamin Taylor 81 tho MimUrcs has
boon ZOO town for The past week uo
nar That everything uu thp river o.
duIug aH Wull as could bO expected
Tho fronts OF inc ~ d. Smith ten.
mont house, uu Wust pIu. street have
been newly rH.f.r.l and neatly block.
od On which Improves tb. looks 0l
thrm tu "a Eftt uNtput
A A Peterson enc mallOrHnr boz.
tween Domino aud Cunmhu s IalI
up with very son. foot % % Mast
lex Is carrying tbr mail duruE Nr
PctcrHonH Illness
figmund liu1auor H having hI.
home rCpaperpd ami nNrI uu rHnurall.
pending the return oft hiH wife from
Germany where she ha been EI.ItIur
for some months past Nr iIndauar
has proven 90 De- about tha Ir.t tu la
compelled a. retire from ,h, GHf
Wldowers' club
The east repair shop OFF thn South
em pacinl here WAS destroyed hr Hf.
night SoypI fhrurD.
have been advanced as 10 bow BE- urg.
mated bat mo- one seems 10 know tho
actual facts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-12

Miss Jessie BadIiug left Wodn
dag morning for her ella river hon
She is quite popular among thC young
people here. who regretted tu have
her leave.
a cowboy. well known in pamiuf
had o. very nice time ono night t...
week. Aftor running the negro pnr
Ter and night bartender ont of
saloon aud getting put On JAIN by ,Ua
constable he pructiDod boxing ON on. 10
gentleman 90 such am extent that Hn
turned over $50 and some odd CEN
Ca the good of ihu community
Mr. aud Mrs Charles Hewlett Hr.
rived from their ranch homo tuHH,
tu Spend e fDW days iu town
Joseph la knight is looking emo ta.
over vith enc Intention of wriUs 5000.
.ui. and erecting q dwelling thereon
dr Knight o. ,n tho employ az Pin.
railroad and expects to make u.u
hIs future home
Thomas EidudEc % gentleman UI
ing from Denver is boo Denim luUk
Tor a location. &c. iH Bon poor hcnUn
Hut Np..fs to UD much b.u,GttoI %. Cd
change
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-12

li'lrn. tho littlc s-ycar-uld daughter of
g. A. HoBcr who works on the g.. u
smith place northeast of town met with
SERIOUS accident "Wednesday morninr
Mr. Smith r7d lately bought nov
horse ihut appeared Go Dee quite gentle
1nt thr children had boon riding and
handling d and ON "Wednesday morning
Che littlr giri went up tp tho horse uolr
hiH heels and uuyfuiy struck him Win
a cord which she h,ld ln her hand Tho
horne Ht once kick,d tho child. striking
nor un thr urht forehead with us hnof
cutting cash two inches long and
breaking the outer skull boz Br
tl'nru"N who dressed the wound. SAYS
ln' hwin is n"t injured Boo hIs optimism.
Tho liiil" onoH father heard hor cr,
aud picked h,r up unrlpHcious sba
laplh1 recovered cnuarluusueas how
ever and Be- doing wou at this writing
Roswell HosiHtDr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-12
ATTEMPTS ESCAPE.
James Chambers, a [ lie Prisoner,
Found Hid In Smoke Stack.
INGENIOUS SCHEME FRUSTRATED.

ono OF the deepest and shrowdost
gchCmcs Co attain liberty that was
over devised ly a prisoner was discov.
cred by the pcniientiary authorities
yesterday afternoon. and again goes Ca
prove that Superintendent nursum has
the right kind OF men around him. Tor
never has anyone but TRUSTEES ~
footed escapes. and nearly all Of these
have been returned 60 the prison, says
the New Mexican.
James Chambers. sentenced by
Judge Mrtio to life imprisonment
from san Miguel county ON tho United
states side OF the court. for highway
robbery. is "a brlcklagor by trade,
and fuF the last year has been at work
building n now smokesiack Tuesday
afternoon hr was seen ON top uf the
stack "a little after 4 O'Clock D. m.
and whom the evening count was made
at i.i5 ha was missing Tho prison
nuthoritiUH being certain that he was
hidden somewhere in the yard put on
a strong extra guard and instituted a
vigorous search, which was kept up
thp next day. Wednesday. but to mo-
avail Mr. Garrett the efficient yard.
master. concluded be- would invosti.
gate the stack. which ho did by going
Go the very top. some eighty feet. and
sounding IL an the way down tie ro.
ported that some places sounded hnl.
low and as soon as work was over for
the day Mr. Garrett. Mr. Martin and
Pedro Sanduyul procured some Ian.
terms ami won't to work along the iu
Side of the stack. but after digging in
several places without any favorable
result uuit for the ulpht and an extra
guard was put on Co watch tho stack
The search was resumed with renewed
r0ou Thursday morning aud coutln.
Chambers was luvutrG aud dug out
Tho stack o. about fourteen feet
quaro Gao tho base and hole for the
nucs was made about twenty feet from
the bottom Tho key brick in the
arch ~ the fuo hole had been cut 20
q uicoty and laid In so that II could
be easily punched up and ont Of place.
This Chambers asa and replaced the
bricks aftcr having entered This
leads Into q hole which runs M 20
the side of the stack. nearly half way
around and there ls whore he was
found ne had built this place more
thau q yof ago and was simply wait
Inns FOR an uusplcious moment in order
Co get away Had this plan worked
surely others would have attempt a
Che same means NJ escape The h0l
was largo enough for him to o. n
comfortably ilo had can Of wa, r
and "a small sack of bread aud on ai
almost in putrid condition. which DID.
had evidently been saving % little al
a time for quito q while.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-12

cone aay last winter lady came 10
my drug tore and asked for brand
of cough medicine that I ala not have
u stock says Mr. G.. u. Grandin. the
popular druggist OF ont io. y. T.
She was disappointed and wanted to
know what cough preparation ! could
rDclmm nd. said 90 her that
could freely recommend Chamber.
lai1H Cough Remedy and that she
could take bottle of the remedy aud
after giving IL q fair trial IN She dll
not End % worth the money 90 brine
back the bottle and I would refund
the price paid lp the course Of a
Iuy cor two tho lady came back i'm com.
pnuy with friend in need Of cough
medicine and advised her to buy q
bottle uf Chamborlain's Cough Rom.
edy. ] consider that very good rec.
ommcudatiuu for the remedy" The
remedy owes its sroas popularity and
extensive sale In q large measure
90 the personal recommendations of
people who have been cured by It's use.
u rs for sale hy all druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-12
For over Ffty Years

An Old and Wen Tried Romody.
Mrs. WinslOws Soothing syrup has
been used Tor over nfty years by mil.
Hons ~ mothers for thoir children
while tccthing v1h perfect success.
lt goothcs the ch.id. softcns the gums.
allayH all pain. cures wind collie an
W. tho best remedy for dinrrhce. 4.
is pleasant 90 the taste. Sold by dful
gista In every part on the vor.d
twenty-five cents q bottle. lts guu'
ig incalCulahic. BE sure and ask for
Mrs. Winslows Soothing syrup ana
take no other kind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-12
came Nsnr pyInn.

For three days and nights / 500.
iorcd agony untold from au attack ID
cholera morbus brought on bv oGtua
cgrumhcrs. says So. y. tOwthpr. c.a.H
OF the district court Ceut.vyillr I0. u
81 thnu ht SHOULD surely die, and
tried q dozen asa rent medicines Hl
all 90 no purpose ! sent for q bot
Of ChnmbCrlains Collie Cholera alI
Diarrhoca Remedy ana throc do
relieved me entirely. ! went 90 siH.H
and did NOT awake for eight hoI
on awakening q few hours ago I 90,
go gratiGcd that the FIRST work / IH
on going 90 the office is 90 write .
tho Manufacturers OF this remedy and
oner them my grateful thanks and
say, God bless YOU and the splcnd
medicine you make This RENE 81
l7 Tor sale by an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-12
ABUNDANT RAINS
Visited Central Sew Mexico saturday %.
Much Damage Caused Ia This cts.

mu"h Damage Caused Ia THIS city.
The rain SATURDAY afternoon and even
Ing was tho heaviest that has fallen
500 Albuquerque and vicinity for a mum
hur ~ veats n WIS tho Kind that re-
minded old.timon ~ the weather that
they know uf back east" before they
came west Therr was at least two inches
of rain ard aH "a result much damage
WAS dom" CO. the lcruuis. tho Htrrrts aui
walks in tho CITY, but tho precipitation
viii boz of great benefit Go the stock
ranges surrounding Albuquerque Tha
greatest damage tu tho streets was cauH.
,d in the Highlands which made plant
uf repair wotA Tor Street Communications
Martin riornoy and hia force of assist
ants. Tho rain was accompanied by
thunder and lightning
Several people in the ,ltl were shocked
hy electricity hut nome wore seriously
Injured. AZ tho Frost rraidoncc Doe the
Highlands one young lady was thrown
violently to thr floor WHOM tho lightning
struck The hnuH", hut Hhc soon recovered
aud fslt MON" tho worse Tor her export
rnrc An the stores ln th, central Soc
u"u of thu dty were BOO darkness caused
los lightning putting out tho clcctri,
lights
Reports were received in hc city OF
rains 1ll over central Ncw MrNirp. but
none of them seems Co have been aa
heavy 1H waa Boo Albuquerque
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-12

ON Thurday evening the second
performance given Boy the AlhuuuOrqu,
Dramatic company brought ont a faii
audience. but not what was expected
ihr spegiatlDH we're nll good. the
work OF Mrs. Berry In popular songs
Che Dutch comedian sketch OF Mr.
GrImmcr - New Years Dream" hy
William and Mrs Berry. and the cake
walk hy the Grimwer children being
especially worthy Of mention. Tho
Performance concluded with n dance
az which all enjoyed themselves.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-12
Il Was News to the Doctor.

There was a report circulated In
nouy that Neal r. Willis Of Albu.
guorquo ana his former wife. from
whom Dec has been separated only af
teen days had been reunited by the
carnival uud that Dr Giuseppe Cuneu
~ 1909 lnrImor street Denver. had
served as best man and was now act.
ing oH the host OF the remarked PEG.
pic.
nr Cunoo. when seen regarding che
story was dumbfoundod Tie said
Well God bless them ~ they are
r."l never heard of either Vt
tH'm before and ] don't SEQ why the
pap.u decided Co have mo PLAY the
part ot best man and host Zoo place ol
amy one else. it's an right though. ma
.au ia hurt"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-12
NOTICE.
coyole snrInaa MIn,rnL Maler.

Coyote Springs Mineral Water.
The public "a hereby nOuaed that
the undersigned has resumed posses.
sion OF the Coyote Spring and that
90 person except tue UNDERMINED Is
authorized 10 sell or offer for sale
watcr purporting 20 be the product
OF tho said spring ! arm prepared to
deliver water OF the said spring bot.
tied IN its natural state or charged,
as may be deHlrcd by customers. 10
any quantities that may be desired.
A postal card addressed 20 me at
COS Silver avenue will receive prompt
attention and water will DO deliver "a
80 any part OF the city. / guarantee
sati faction 90 ali persons ordering
Coyote Water from me. and warn tht
public that the genuine Coyote Spring
Water can De obtained from no other
person but myself Very respectfully.
MELTON CHAVES.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-12

Tho Christian church national con
vontion will hc held at Minneapolis
MINI October 40 to t7 1901 Dates
~ sale. October Z. s and o: return
limit. October 20; rate, one fare Tor
the round trip Tickets deposited
with Joint agent not earlier than Oc
t0bor 90, nor later than October ~
and paying 5n cents Joint agents fec.
VIII be- extended Co leave Minneapolis
up So and including October al
r. W. PATE. agent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-12
Proposals for the Erection Of a Dor
mitory and School Building for
the New Mexico Asylum Tor
the Deaf and Dumb.

Bids viii Dc received by the board
OF trustees OF said asylum ui 3
O'Clock %. 90. October no. 1901. TO-
the erection OF n dormltory aud school
building Tor The New Mexico
asylum for tho deaf and
dun at Santa Fc. New Mexico. ia
accordance with tine plans and spocln.
cations on Gle with the secretary of
the board at Santa Fp. g. 81. or at thc
office Of The architects. 2! 10 aud W
NJ. Rapp East Las Vegas 81 NJ. The
board reserves the right t5 reject any
OF an bids.
A. =. PALEN. President.
BENJAMIN N READ. Secretary.