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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-05
Names of 43,397 More Pensions on
 List Than on July I, Last.
There Are Now 43,874 Claims on File in Department by Spanish
 War Soldiers.

mum rate of SIP per month. neie have been 619 pensions that carried total of s927.314 tan average of Sl,- 514 each) as first payments A large per cent. of these cases are known as "old minors and only appear on the rolls for one payment.
 For account of service in the war with Spain there have been granted 2.369 pensions to invalids and 1,156 pensions to widows and dependents.
 The total number of claims hled for account of this war to date has been 43,S74.
 Under the act of March 5, 1901, pro- viding for the re-pensioning of wld- ows. there have been 1 .905 claims filed.
 There will be an increase in the number of pensioners on the rolls at the close of the present fiscal year. June 30 1901. over the previous year.
 Congress appropriated $700,0O0 for medical examinations this year, for the demand for examination has been so great that the appropriation would not be sufficient In addition there have been issued for increases, re- rating and accrued pensions, 50,6SO certificates, or the bureau has writ ten for all classes 94077 certificates.
 There have been 43.397 named ada ed to the rolls since July 1, 1900.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-05
TO CALIFORNIA.

The cheapest excursion rates for the public as well as Epworth Leaguers. Less than half rates. Get berths early in the Burlington's special through tourist sleepers to San Francisco, leaving daily, July 9th to 18th, inclusive; from St. Louis at night; from Kansas City in the morn ing, via Denver, Rio Grande System, through Scenic Colorado, Salt Lake City.
 CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS every Wednesday, personally conducted in through tourist sleepers, same route as above Send for descriptive folder
 F M pUGG, l. W WAkELY F |. CO., Pine St Gen. Passenger Ag t
 St Louis, n St. Louis. Mo.
 HOW ARD ELLIOTT, Gen1 Manager.
 st. Louis. Te.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-05
Rush for Positions,

The state charitable board is over- whelmed with applications for posi- tions in the various charitable insti- tutions. It is estimated that there are six aplicants for each position, the majority of whom are women.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-05
NEW ARKANSAS INDUSTRIES.

The Bank of Duqueen has been chartered by the secretary of state. The capital stock is $15.oo0. all of which has been subscribed. The of ficefs are l. H. Jackson. president T. W. McGowan, vice president.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-05
4ou Rate Excursions To Colorado and Utah,
 EVERY DAY,
EVERY DA

Via Burlington Route, commencing June 18th, continuing through the summer. These will be the lowest rate summer excursions ever made to the Rocky Mountain region. The general basis is only one fare plus $2.0o for the round trip, but on certain dates, for instance, from July 1st to 9th, in- elusive lower than half rates are offered.
 The Burling Route is the best line, the main travelled line to Colorado.
 This is a rare chance to get an out ing in this magnificent scenic and de- lightful summer region. The general scheme of excursion rates is so exten- sive and varied, that inquiries for details should be made of the nearest ticket agent, or of the undersigned. Do us the favor to write for informa- fiOn nrinted matter efc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-05

Turkish government prohibits per formance of Cyrano de Bergerac.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-05

Articles of incorporation of the TeXarkana Development company have been filed With the secretary of state. The capital stock is $100 0o0, of which sS.00O has been subscribed. The officers are F. w. Offenhauser. president; R. J. OXdwyer, vice presi- dent; C.. A. Hayes. secretary. E. K. Smith. treasurer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
GOLDEN oLEANlNes.
Interesting Paragraphs About = Good
Minir1 Town.
spocial Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Golden noc 2G FIFTY school chill
drcn from Golden subscribed cents
each for Prc8,ucut Mckinley mcmor
ial fuEd.
Miss Amelia Gutterman. the able
teacher OF Golden. will spend the huli.
days with ncr parents Goo santa Pc.
S y CunRcr gplsrfai manager of The
San Lazarus mines ia pushing deycl
opmrnt work aB fast as possible. S.v
oral feeders carrying free gold has
been found in the tunnels now driving
Eek sheriff ot San Miguel county j
l.. Loprz. has several mon at work Boo
the san Miguel miue whore some
rich ore has hocu found and viii ho
treated in Golden us soon as che MILL
inE facilities are acquired
Hon Thomas U Catron has quite %
large iorcc of men no work iu tho Pillar
aud Copper kiug mines duing the ag.
scsm mcnt work for this year George
Alexander. who has charge OF the
work. reports having found some good
ore
rho Santa Fe Gold aud Copper Min.
ing company has some men Htlll doing
pui,r extensive lot OF work IN dovel
op.ug the mine The smoltcrs have all
been temporary sndt down for ro.
pairs
Moaars Risbworth and Phillips of
Dolores have been getting the ma
chiuury n the old wind mill in shape
to run ore recently taken out from th,
1--we Oak mine. they having found a
nice lead OF rich ore at the iSuloot
level
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
"MOoMLIGHI pANcE.0
Given BY Mira. Walton Last Might and
hugely Enjoyed.

Hl1elJ enjoyed.
Last uieht at tac Grant hail on West
railroad avenue Nrs Walton gayo
hcr moonlight 1uuer and everything
unuDrtod thprUaitu moved along with.
uui hitrh Al 1'tlurh whom tho
popular teacher announced everything
I1 gvndinoH and tlN dancers bad sc.
cured partners tbcrr Vyro present az
least seventy nNr couples Half n
dozen Numbers bad hrou danced GO
eHqUieitr music from prnf M Mauro
ana Miss Hawthorne. when Mrs Wal
tom announced thnt ihe ueRt number
would bg thc moonlight dance" AZ
thui moment. Nr tlHhtt turned down
the inraudfsDHut lIFus and Danny
Macpherson. tur aitiEt operated the
moon Whirn nu been artlhcially nr.
ranged Boo thD ioft cIrncr at tho rn.
trance d. tDc nan riowly Mr. Mac
phefa1u nuHhcl hart che clouds aud Zoe
Ia few Hc'uHGa mu moon. with The
outlines 1' mHu face appeared. aud
thrfH uudr thr talirht with iho man
300 tHr moon demonstrating hiH az.
prugal several popular ealtzgs were
tl.upDt over thp H,iI wnXOd no0r
ln lnn corner oft the hall az tho on.
trance hradames Frost aud ,oorhoes
presided over iur punch howl while
ln tho other corner and directly under
tuD Wau boo tnr moon were hung "a
bunch u miF'.rtor and it WaF u0tlcoa
hIr HhlIs ihn CtlDn representative
Waa pr.0u' ihat number 0i couples
would occasionally wDud .Icif way tn
tuat corner an stand under tba mis-.
uDtoo.
D. W spencer assisted Hra Walton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
TnnAYLs srssInN-

At O'Clock tbia morning. ia the
Central school building the pruErlu
opened wt,h a musical selection. md
the subject Nnrts of the Rural
School was DiEruursod hy Hon g.
Francisco ChnyCs. territorial rupDrin
tondent of public Instruction.
intcgssting addresses were also De-
lNerod ly gup,rlutar3tut 81 E BCrsCg
of Carlsbad aud Prot ~ 10 Decker of
Piuos Altos
Prot W a. Chapman OF Ration. gave
some valuahIC answers tp the subject
what suFht the Institute Auompt7'
Difficulties Peculiar to New Mexico.
with suggestions lor tHoIr SOLUTION
was "a thomo which Prot n 80 ilsht
OF Silver Oity. handlcd Boz % masterI.
way.
Professor Wolcott. of uc los Vcaas
Normal school. delivered on address.
"Athlouc8 Cor Boys aud was d,E.
cualcd hy Superintendent D.. W Mat
tin. OF ROswou
physical WoH. far GUlH Boa tho .Hi'r
l.c Schools was ally presented ly
M.la Sarah lil.4, ui silver tity and
beer ramnl la were iull} sanctioned iu
a spcecu hy Miss French. oI raat aa
Vegas
Prof oliver. of tho sogorro School
of Mines spoke oa tuU situation bon
Public SCHOOLS. and PROT Grant 1i
tho Santa Fc Hirh school made many
valuable sugEesti.ua Boo IlHDus ing tht
subject
a paper was read by SupUr'u, ulout
Collins. of the lucnl government indian
school aud the afternoon s session was
thon concluded
Tho program far tonight and Also
Tor tomorrow win in found ou thc out
B'do of tuiay's CIt,yOu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28

with i's PARTY of trainers and hls
tf.nr %. horses including the amous
cf,ncca ard Nito Voc Tramp lcit laa,
H.aht tor trinidad. Coo. and FROM
Iu.rr tlcy wln tako southern route
mI uHHHs TeRHs. where Crcarpus wliI
r1 "a mile against time. Mr Kotrham
atod last uieht 90 number of local
hOrfrmon uh0 were ~ mo depot to
Wlah him salr journey. that BE- would
so through Texas at "a lolsufe pace
and WUut u1l renrh Toledo ohio
uHUl JmD umo u february. Dunur
hIs Stay here. ur kctcham purchased
several hundred dollars in Navajo
blankets ww and indian crrlos
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
PACIFIC RAILROADS RepoRrs.
Financial Statement Of the Several
Pacific Railroads.

FNafiH FNIfNHuat
NrN Work.. nDc l1 Tbt annual rc.
uoit ui th0 Union pacI0c railroad. em
hrarIus an we'll statement of thc
financial condition of tho Southern pa.
,ihD ami reference to tbu part of thr
Du.uu Pacific We The affairs in the
Nutthcrn Pacific was made public to.
day
The financial statement oi ,hc Union
Pacific showed gross ro,aluja tor tho
year ending june 80, we're .a..as.lNl.
year eudiuE june 3H wore tiIb3. Ihl
i'a aua q total not income uf see l13.
N.i Gross receipts showed ora u
DIHlE, ui sid9hlN3. Ur ll.2i per cont.
uUi operating eNuruavH uu increase ul
t1lfu.p1u The surplus was &alt.t.
Il'. t0 w % must ho added ttslnhu
earned dividends between April nnd
june 1u hy the Northern paDuc HtoCk
held hy thD CumuIuv. The statement
ui tno uiun arihc. includes the uprr
alton Of thD oregon Short Limo uud
Oregon Railway and Naveatiun com.
Uauy
rnr statement of tine southern pa
Dide showed gross revenue uI til.
ift1h operating expenses and takU
$50 hHul3 rentals lctiprnoutg sink
ns funds and discounts absorbed f2t.
COS 500 leaving q surplus ~ t3 500. .luu.
As Go the requirement of the ,outruI
of the southern and Northern pucidU
lo report said
Developments in connection with
tho constantly increasing traffic of enc
northwest and states of thc Pacific
slope and tho vital Importance of ac.
curing tor tho Union Pacific system it's
Nice. 200. "a 'iuo CiVil ceremony
uf il,e marriage of Senator Chhuurry
a. urupW and .iiHa May ialmcr took
pi3Uc ut o.yioct th.H afternoon at
$500 United States consulate inc
bride witnesses wore Baron Won
Andre nua baron dt anlallausn Tho
bridegroom witnesses were James
Gordon Bennett and Count De- scrs.
The bride aclug "a Catnuhc. There viii
hc two rplEIuu8 ceremonies The first
Will take place Ht sotru Dame and
the second at the Episcopal church. at
% % clock morning and noon tomor
row. TssUeCtiNelY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28

Following Is a partial list of the
teachers present NJ the opening Ut the
inHtiiuto ln Conirai school building
This morning
E E nay las ,ruces W y Chap.
man. Ration George H iiaRFet. w q.
Hope. Albuquerque Mrs. w g.. Houe.
Albuquerque. W. a. becker. Pinos
Altos. n n nrrnor Carlsbad. A. ~.
sironp Demiug . u Smith. socorrO.
q. N. Light. Silver city, g. %. a. Cock.
orcll Las vegas Hiram Hadlsy. / as
Cruces. l.. g. imtsohor Las Vegas.
w r. GiyvnH Las Vegas Miss NJ ".
piHsettc Santa Fe ]. A. Wood. Santa
Fo. X N Chapman. Ration N r..
Hickey Albuquerque. Hugh A. owen.
Slver city Edith E Rodkey, Las
Vegas. Marie Frcdricks, East Las
Vegas Afs Elizabeth Jackson. Silver
city, Miss Stella Jackson. Pinos Al.
toa, Charles w Ward. Albuquerque
q p MaRnusaon Albuquerque. G.. r.
HodRin. Albuquerque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
EDUCATORS.
Convention OF New Mex
leo Teachers.
RepOrtof Proceedings and Re-
ceptiOn Last Night,
A Most Delightful ard Interesting
Program Rendered.
T0DAY'S PROCEEDINGS.

In the Lead Avenue Methodist
church last evening the mombogs oI
the Territorial Educational association
met in their sixteenth annual couyon
ton. Nearly every school district ir
Now MCAico was represented. and th,
meeting lari mEnt Afforded on OppOr
tunity !pr each one iu locumc ac
Qunintod A number of citizens. wh,
are deeply Interested in educational
lines. were present and assisted in th,
reception ui visitors
Superintendent Chapman ot th,
Ration schools. presided over thr moot
ing who announced the numhorg uu
The program
Bruno DleCkmaun. who has made a
favorable Impression with the AIuu
qucfuuu public na a yioliulst. gave a
violin solo which pleased the audience
immensely
The selection accompanied ON th,
organ boy Mrs huhoi Himoo. wae toll
lowe4 by Invocation hy Row G.. A.
Bunker. pastor uf the church
Dudley Bucks composition. entitled
Springs Awakening which had hoon
selected boy Miss Mary Gilmore priui
tp &C talented muhicians demise. was
sung uy Miss Mabel Anderson and was
accompanied by Mrs liImoc
The opening address was delivered
hy Rev Bruce kinney Ho spoke %.
the influence OF the schools upon the
young mind al SECOND to .lo home and
the importance Di tho teacher in shap
ms ,no character of the pupil His
address, was hrimiul oi useful iutumu
ton which was highly interesting t0
the audience.
Tho nest speaker was Enas E naS
superintendent of schools in Dnua
Ana county The ryuuomau has mad,
many visits 10 THIS city hut never aid
be foel moro at ease hero than while
nddrcaHing the territorial school tcacn
crs
Niagara. a beautiful selection. was
plcnaingly rendered hy the Arion Man
duun Ciuh composed uf Misses Myers
and Gehring aud Mr M0lomau
Professor Hiram Hndloy. 0f thc Ae
riculture and Mechanic Arts college
and president OF the association
was taen introduced. wuc spoke ,oi
some time iu "a very interesting man
ner The address contained many val
uahle thoughts which viii prove ae q
guiding line FOR teachers tor years a.
come.
"3lccp. Ny Lady !alr.' was sung by
a malr guartetto composed ol Nrssrs
Anderson Snyder. Gilman and Ncttlc
ton. Tho musical selection concluded
the program at the cuuroh. and at
present departed with o. smile OFF sat ir
faction on ,Ieir faces
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
lNCORpORATIONs
Mnrder al - WIrnate.

ass yconing unitcd statna Marshal
O. 50 Foraker received telegram
from Font Wiueato stating that % niue
der bad been committed uu thr ro.cr
yation aud asNcd that au uuro, bo
sent to arrcHt tho criminal Iho m1r
sinai at once dispatched rrDI Fuu1l
Co thc s.suU u. tHo murder The drl
uty iUit ior Gallup uu no laHt ulrht
from which place hc drove to tbe fort
10 is he.cyDd tho murderer viii hg
given preliminary hearing this eve
ming before @ United Sntos commits
alOnpr iu the Caruou CITY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28

Now York Dec 20 a q Cropsoy
uncle OF Nelliu CuopsDy who has been
missing from her homo near Elizabeth
CITY \ g. was notified today by "a
telegram from his brother vs. g. Crop
sey that The houy OF tac firl had boen
found ai Elizabeth city today
Sunoli. Ma. n"c. 2i Tho body of
Ella Maud trupaHy missing since 40.
Frmner 90 WAS found today 100 the
rnsluotauh river. NOT far from jus
iico tropInys home Goa Elizabeth CITY
Indications arc that tho gin was
crowned Whcthof suicide ur murder
is not positively known
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
MIsslonarles United In MarrIaas.

A very beautiful marriage ceremony
was sulcmui2vd last evening az the
residence of Rev " "a Craig The
parties tD the contract were Woy. {. A.
bierkcmpcr Of ritiaburr. Pa. aud
Miss Alice Wondford of hnnana city.
and The ceremony was performed uy
Rev Craig assisted 10y Rov T g. Heat.
tiv and Rev nr. " g. Thomson Rev
hierkcmpor has been .olng missionary
work fof the Presbyterian church nj
uunhda TOR some time ue arrived
here uu Christmas oye and a few hours
after his Intended bride stepped from
q vest bound train The young people
viii go 10 their rev home. sixty miles
from Gallup tD uHtcr the missionary
lcid among the Navajo Indians.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28

Rev H NJ. Craig left this morning
for Chimayo. where he viii take part
IN tao dedication ceremonies of the
nov Presbyterian mission. Ths build.
ink has been constructed at tho on.
pOnso Of Miss Alice Hysou of Taos.
and IL viii ho known as the John
liysOn Memorial Mr. Craig. who ia
tho syuOdical missionary ior the Pros
hytrrian church In Arizona and New
Mexico. will leave ChimAyo la IA few
days Tor New York city, where on the
i2th of January, he viii begin "a
preach one sermon each day for a
month At the expiration Of that time
uo will begin preaching at various
places Tor the Presbyterian board OF
home missions. whicn Will be- cuntln.
ned Tor n month longer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28

The teachers and citizens Worc sen
invited to the Central school huill,ur
ana ahouJ 200 people accepted. The
room had been mcal HrusDoally decor
atcd with flowers aud Navajo ruEs and
blankets enc latter nelur EyugruuaI Iy
donated for tho occasion hy Myssrs.
MCtcalf e. Strauss. 1ao reception com
mittcc was composed of Prof and Mrs.
G.. v llOdrin Prof and Mls So g.
Hickey. and Or. unu Mrs, James ~.
Wfuth
Bliss liiis q tCaCBcr Of silver Dity
and "a class of nine yuuus ladies. gave
q very interesting cAhilIuuu ut Indian
Clul swinging.
Miss HoimhccN was then called upon
TO sing q solo. and shorty after the
crowd noCkcd tuWH. thp lrmt punch
bowl which was presided over hy
Mifses Lucy Haleldino and Maud
Clusters. ana to tho banquet tables tuat
had been loaded dainty refresh
mouts uy Mrs Rummcll The lnuoE
in cnnrEo of the taulca we're Misses
Sinner Wiley, stevens, Fitch aud
Mrs. "a Bar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28

in The main line NJ the santa Fe rail.
road over Glorlota n.i has been com.
pictDd The new line wiz he little
unrtu uf The present ,inC and viii he
mostly along the side nf the hin. high
enough 90 ho ont OF the reach of tho
floods of tho Gallstoo in place of the
present Erado ol per cent % grade ~
ne per cont ia to be- secured hy driy
ink q tunnel ono and ono.half miles in
lcnfth through Oluricta hill The east
end of The tunnel viii bo at Pigeon b
rnufh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
pROGRAM FOR TONOpnOw

t,ln m Symposium Training
Tor Citizenship lea the Puuuc schools
Physically a. Francis Dun. super.
intendent OF public instruction. Luna
county
intellectually Mrs. O'Conor Rob.
erts Albuquerque
Morally Il u larkin. suporlntond.
ent public schools. Gallup.
General Discussion
1910 Tho Library IA the Grades.
Mrs Elizabeth Jackson. silver city.
Discussion Miss Annie Burnam.
Ration
no a. Election of officers ana gon.
oral business Of association
IN the afternoon tho council mem.
hers of the association will meet.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28

lus the past cight or nlnc Year,. con.
yoys al lt8 rights and tlt'c to Charles
g. Catron The latter iu turn mort.
gaEos the whole grant with thn pA.
coutlun uf ib.uuU gCrpI. to hdolph Jar
muth of Denver. Colo. Tor three years.
for H2ouUuu.
El Ropuhlcano. oi Titrra Amarillo
says that there viii not bc the radical
change iu ownership for thp present
that had been expected aud that the
destiny of the grant will depend only
upon 1nomnB n tutrun and son
,uarlOs g.. Cntrou. ana no outsiders.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
- 80 In coIomhLa.

was received here to-day tuaf General
Marin Colombian revolutionary leader
tt1rkc1 HCnia un thr NhEdflrua
r.FeT December o. with = l1I Wru Ih.
garrison uf 800 men fought from q
m until 1880 %. m at o. m. thr
HrueUn received fD.u.orfcmauts of
-Un mpu Ihc battle started 0u tho out
sNfts OF tao city. aud ended no Cara
uiI mine miles rom ouda Hay0ueH
aut machrtgs wpro used Tho govern
mput f0rrea wore yirlulouH Funr
auuarod men were Killed during enc
battle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28

Frank Hall deputy United states
marshal was severely burned hy the
xplosion ~ coal Oh this morning when
he was lu the act oI building nre In
The cook stove Ho had poured some
of the nuid in the stove and az ho
touched "a match tu a. the flames
struck him fairly in tho face ana
burned mm badly tie viii be- com.
polled 90 nurse his wounds for few
days. and in the meantime he Will On.
joy a rest from building hroa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28

.aria Doe -t HaIun tuuHHrt|u
Isnt 8i tHn Olympic games Tr
r'Yab q rr0ual lrttor from Prosi
irnt Roosevelt .n reu.} io au invita-
tiUu aDDt the latter. asking h.m tp pea
ume pIoaidcut of thr Olympic ans
at CHICAGO during ltNt N0ua ,clt ahy'
Ic wiii lny the whole matter before h.I
abUft and uH for as ho himself is CON
eruai hr wiu iafD tC0nest Interest
n tHo uHd rIRhinr and wiil Do la ut
most t1 mahn tho meeting 90 Chicael
as successful aB the last one held al
Athens.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
ANAncNIsT loIroR ARResrep.


Now York. Dec. 90 k1dolph Cross
man. editor ol the Austria HUNGARIAN
bnfrug WeH arrested to-day charged
with aaaault.uE nls wife wlth knife
Mrs Grofsman declared hcr husband
to hD ou anarchist ami said thpt bc
bad repeatedly told hor that he would
consider himself highly houured if he
could do to President luosoyrlt what
CRuleosg asa tu President Mckinley
she WlDgpd Iu, hpr husband nu De.
romNer @ lHat ndlr,sapd mepunr of
anarchists iu th.H city. whore hc was
introduced by Emma Goldman
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
Charter of Oklahoma city q Texas
Railroad Filed

Austin ToNaa. upe gi a cha, or off
tno oklahoma city a ToVuH NauiHd
Dnn ans haa bepu Uiud Boo lhr .Dp.s
HIs ut Hut,F ONCE % has capital
HiO,. uf t.mNUu. Boz lomOl Uuf uD
mrUuso ul building 10 w'ruld from
Npl nsOr uarInuHu county Nh,rU "a
connection a mHtC with tbo uaiDhumn
O. Western. auutD to Quau1h. aub a
I..u.b uuo from Oh point ouc uui 1
mIf uI'oa from ta northern t,rm.uu.
u A.mU. Tcx.a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28

eAtN lklA1 EVENING.
Welcome Meeting congregational
Church
1880 Praise service.
T:l5-- Address OF welcome. from IN,
churches. Rev. r. e. Boattie, from tD'
societies Prot G. T.. Hodgin.
7.65 Music.
$500 Rcsponges for the churches
Rev william Sloan. Gallup for the so
cictiyF Prof o. a. Richards. Lai
Cruces.
lo-...uEtc.
$50 Address. Rev \ IN Eaton Chi
cuahua Mexico
300 sons.
r4NpNY
Morning Seseian Baptist Church.
Zoo Gaiet nour leader Mrs J
~ wood Santa Fe
p!l5 Sunday school
1900 Regular church services.
Afternoon Session Baptist Church
$3.50 .-Iuuio, rally Address. Rev
w Patohcll Pueblo Colo.
3.l6-HouE.
-Scttins the mcmbors nt work
to grcurp new members. cal
from Sunday scno1l Maud H ELLIS
Las Vegas; thl from congregation
..ra. Sloan 1ailup
TO secure participation of al
members in the meeting, r. ". SpoH
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