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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-01-11

monument stands In Governors Circle.
two squares east OF the Capitol. II
rises TO the height OF PCS feet. and at
22O feet there is lookout which af-
fords a fine view OF the city. Tho
monument has It's own electric plant,
which furnishes the power to run the
elevators and for the lights. Tho
monument takes the form OF n shaft.
surmounted by n bronze figure OF
Miss Indiana" twenty-elght feet high.
On the east and west sides Of the base
OF the shaft are the groups Of statuary
representing War and Peace. and which
are the largest groups Of figures cut
from the rough stone In the world.
About these groups are figures cast In
bronze. emblematic OF the army and
navy. on the plazas surrounding tho
monument are bronze statues OF
George Rogers Clark. the explorer. and
Governors William Henry Harrison,
oliver p. Morton and James whltcomb.
The brooklyn Arch.
The designer OF the Brooklyn Arch
was John II. Duncan. the man from
Now Orleans who designed also tho
magnificent Grant monument on River
side Drive. New York. Work was be-
gun on the arch In 1859. and II was
dedicated in October. 1899. the cere.
monies aiding In the celebration OF the
4OOth anniversary OF the discovery
The material is granite and the arch
stands eighty feet high, the total width
being the same. and the archway flfty
feet high and thirty-hve feet wide
Tho arch is crowned by a group Of
statuary by Macmonnies representing
the navy. On either abutment OF the
side OF the arch that faces the parll
will be group OF Macmonnies statu.
airy. One OF these groups Is In place
but Is not completed.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-01-11

the committee waited upon him TO on
grave the set Of gold buttons for tho
suit in which the nrst president Of the
United States was to take his oath OF
ONCE. did the work and refused com
pensatlon, saying that the honor was
gufilclent
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-01-11
MR.. LAwsoN's TRAINING FARM.

truck farm, while mandolin orches-
ira could be relied upon 10 stimulate
flower garden much as II does a
rosebud garden Of glrln-" Some dis
elimination should be used. however.
In the music played. No one can i'm
aglne the havoc which might DO ere
atod in cabbage field or a celery farm
II Strauss tone poem were let loose
In all It's noisy dlssonanee.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-01-11
BoSfon in ne Cap Race.

Bonon IN me Cup Race.
The announcement that Boston will
be represented in the trial races for
the honor OF defending the America
Cup against Sir Thomas LiDton's
yacht has created something like n
panic in the New York Yacht club Al
first there was most decided opposl-
tion manifested among the members 10
any contestant not sailing under tho
auspices OF that club. and II was ar
gued Il was not according 10 the regu-
latlons In any event. as the prospective
owner Of the new contestant is not a
member OF the club. The liberal spIrit
Of some OF the members, however, as
well as the sharp protests made In the
press, has sllenced the remonstrants.
and there will be no further oppositlon
made to the boat now building nv
Crowninshield for Lawson. Most I'M
questlonably fear has had much TO do
with this opposition. The coast from
PASSPORT to Cape Cod swarms with
yachts-a hundred TO one that sails I'm
New York bay. In the sea coast towns
there are not only a large number OF
professional yachtsmen, but almost
every man, woman, boy and girl is
more or less expert In the fine points
OF sailing. The whole atmosphere OF
that coast is one Of yachting. and
every day in the season, fair or foul.
lis waters are covered with the white
winged flyers The New Workers.
therefore, have every reason to fear
Boston, much more. in fact. than they
have to fear Upton.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-01-11

Edinburgh university Is 10 lose It's
octogenarian president Sir William
Muir. who is 81. will retire before the
new century is many months old. His
public service goes back to the Indian
mutiny. through which he was In
charge OF the intelligence department
at Agra.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-01-11

DR.. Jameson. the leader OF the IA
nous raid on the Transvaal, left for
sS,ith Africa today with the intention
~ urging Cecil Rhodes TO push his
scheme for the federation and paeln-
cation OF South Africa.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-01-11

Lady Kenmare. who has done SO
much for the poor people on Lord Ken.
mares Irish estates, intends next yeaI
to personally superintend the hotel on
the lovely Lake of Killarney which ia
their property Killarney house. their
own residence. is exquisltely situated
on the same lake at no great distance
from the hotel
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-01-11

the Hay-Pauncefote treaty. He had
original and logical ideas about that
instrument He was opposed 10 the
original draft and made his opposition
felt both In and out OF executive SEES
sion. II would take long time for
Reverldgc to overcome the Impressions
he created Immediately after his first
advent In Washington. The older SEN
ators will hardly forgive him for the
course he pursued during the first ses-
sion OF the ffty-slxth congress. This
was indicated about ten days aso when
the number OF the leaders OF the Re
publican majority got together one
night for n conference On the Hay
Paunceiote treaty. They assembled at
a somewhat later hour than had been
originally fixed and Senator Frye was
the last member OF the conference TO
arrive. As he entered the room where
the meeting was to be held and glanced
around at his dlgnlhed associates he
caused a ripple of laughter by gravely
asking, what. has not the leader OF
the senate arrlyed7 Really, | can not
see how we can proceed 10 transact
business. He mentioned no name,
but everybody understood who he
meant.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-01-11

Charles Robinson Lamb, the arehl-
tect OF the Dewey arch In New York
city. is grandson OF Charles Rollln-
son, who was the most prominent steel
engraver OF his time, and who. when
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Papers Filed Since Last Report b.
The Citizen

INC NIFTAVN'
W. O. Leonard aud wife to susan
Brown and husband eastern half uf
I.' and o. Doc block a.. Iu Hun
Hs u.1hIuud addition fi1'.
D. g. ChuyuH and wife 40 porfygfa
Nu .ul band u piece ot land Zoo
precinct $40 %, 500
,HI. lam lamp0ri.r 90 Mrs Bertha
I.ha. 90 the northeast quarter off
.'..u 10. township 100 north, range
.a.r 1850 aprrH 81
tpnon#o Simpler and W.io tu j. G.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09
DIstrIet court Mntlers.

Following is q list NJ now suits Ric,
in the office of the district .lork.
Harry Cooper vs. Mrs roopor. al
yuIUp.
Nellie Garcia de- Davis u.s. Mason
D. Davis divorce.
Lupla Nichols VS. George Ninols.
divorce
Myers Abrl a CO.. ya Joe, L.. Ma
dtii. sult un an open account.
vs. W Rlsdon. referee in She po.i,i
tIuu Tor divorce len the case a. Nci'l'
IT, Jones w.. Charles Iours, ui ga.
lup. has filed hia rcpose' ana recon.
mDuds tine cause dismissed. Judge
G. umparkor hos taken the matter uu
upr consideration.
In thp case of Annie Iuhut VS. y
NuFsptti a Co. the shorin returned
The execution having boon satisfied
boo full
Judgment was found fur &3FSl lr
favor uf o. o. Truttur Boo his caai
AGAINST vs.. G. Hcucock and wife. The
/ defendants filed motion Tor a nvW
I trial
IN the case OFF Nlotorianu padilI,
| ya Juan padiua and Charles T.. Lew
Iis. Judgment was entered against th'
plaintiff Tor costs.
The case against jerry Murphy %
/ Gallup Cor contempt was POSTPONE.
until saturday morning Ht TIE O'Clock
/ ur Dr. charged with a violation of ai
Injunction previously issued hy On
] court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

bought un and promptly cut on YOU,
pntionaf' hs tIpIlrs iour plr.- - n
,ehllns cut OF town Tor an your ioi
printing and h.ulIns The pnbushof.
WIN turn toe ctn. chook ana rrdou
h'" ihn'l oTuus behalf ~ tho town
pnd &C., "ruod people"
Oppose amy enterprise that Is not
in ON1rt accordance We your oVr
ii'1 tnif HIll lc conuici,o to iHat
Hif 40 concession and unity which
u'D. lr tD progress
Give .pat.ugly 10 nc an to move.
m'Ht# fp. th" rcuoral good 1f the
town Gwen 10 you arc the largest prop
.lit DHnUr ln it This will nun on
20 creator okcrtiona the public spIrlt
'I rl'if'r. your town now has and boo
uuDu the coming of othrrs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

Judge McTr Thursday Tuesday am
uIlupDl the hn1' H..r,. BOO tho grant
partition aut OF David Martinez a.
3d. 49, David Rodriguez Zoo tho dis
ii.s court frr Tac. county The
rof.r.a uuJ mustor e. s. Johnston.
sIH fnu grant Go Is o. Reynolds for
$4,000 Tho decree provides that thy
uuauura attorney. A. B. McMillCn.
ut Albuquerque is t0 receive one
fourth uf tho Interests of 'ho several
aau.a OF the grant h.siigs $62Hu.
EruD e s. Johnston is fa receive $500
Tor his services as referee. Sii5a9 BIS
Co Doc paid for th. official survey
and S. o. the commit ssiuuora boo tho
case. lryuou l.. Chayoe Elias lirD
yuu.t and Henry ~ Eaton thr grant
is tar Sauio Tuma. Npostol drI Rio
lp l1s TTamuAs grant ui 1Sl"lNt
acres. lu Taos and Rio Arriba ouuu.
TICS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09
MAJOR G. a. eRuNsEELo.
Ne Denies That Himself and wife
Were Here DURING Fair.

Ncw York. oct gG 1901
The Albuquerque CITIZEN. NlnuqnDr'
quo y 81
Cent .meu 90 received your Week
Iy uarpr dated October l1. and un p'.
rualns &c. interesting columns ! Cnmr
across tho following article. Col
and Mrs y 8 Gruu-leIi Who csid.
rd iu this city Whun tHD former was
postmaster Ut Albuquerque are ok
p.ctpH This afternoon lUuw H,W YORK
and vu remain indefinitely This
nTtlplr certainly conveyed u"Na iH W"
lot which WAS mot aware anil Who.
eve. l.. 5000 this HulY nation must
have given DO boo spirit ol tti for
tho reason that Z have mo- idea 90 Wis
itinr your city 40 thi, time and whIlH
BE- would pnurd Mr. Gruu-fDH 90. W"ll
as myself the greatest ui pIUasut"
tu visit cur odd home. boz which We
spent such pleasant wears. no urusuut
| DO 4. NOT my pleasure GOO have iun lUlH
lur. tmu tH accomplish thIs Z anu o
lalMt that often 9 fhIuh uf Auuquyr
| uuu and Co.'S good IpIUl" With whom
luseuaiatyd for uyc rtvyuty years uud
| . trust iun day VIII mot Nr Tar distant
| when vll hc ahIv 200 pay YOU d
| ..sIf ,t,l Or only ut irw days
| Th. fuui E.H 3 spent iu ''nu
UnrUuu Ha uUalH ."I N.'. mot of
! tl. wu.t II.lH Wiur.. nu 'uuul
lot fU. HUUiUi position HH'. leave
/ ultHm. IID OBJ. Boost faul.uE Boo m.
fuaurH TO-. pDN.', au1 Whenever .T
! uuu..tuu.f. rr, .uf. It.o'I u.Eu.
! lU ..t B.. pgf Loo o. good HurI fHr guu
In.t srlvuE city with BIND ie
| HaII. Very TRULY YOURS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

4 sovereign state.
SOL ib Nti bore
or uuerlue man
Who know not far
Nu yirilH to Faio"
tDt pos Hll hope that ua .lbIuont
CON HonaI advocate will rHut This
upon tho n0or during the pumtg de-.
bai. boo congress.
H.'H.l .i .. .at with. hearty U..
.n. ....II Amen Co. colonel
I.U. rH concluding words. q Join
with ,uH ,UI.u. of New M.t.u. boz
o.. I.n. UHI belief that durm tho
..uIu. ..a. tuo national uuth1#'..
...I .IHuI lI rnN lln ueht uHf. Uf
U.u ami H tu your Hirt..
.tnIr You ugN. dome we'll n The
'H.h. thus Gar .,I YOU enter low
into thU joys of your nhuritnur.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09
HOSPITAL BAZAAR.
Meeting Held Last Night and officers
Elected

The ladies of the ST. Joseph husp.t.
al hazaar which will bc held some
timo BOB DE mbpr. about the 10th or
nah. heu % meeting 90 the Sisters
convent un north Sixth street yes
tnrduy afternoon 40 O'Clock. and the
following officers wore elected
President NJs Jas a iiubbs
Vice President Mrs. y W Crum
packer.
Secretary Nra a. borders
Treasure g. G.. Hail.
About thirty ladies' wore present
at tha mu.Uus yesterday afternoon
NuHth.. general meeting VIII Do,
Ih.I 600 saturday afternoon. Nuyom
bDg O.. lt % o'clock. and Che -Istru
hope that @ large crowd Ut the la
#.r. win attend
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

s. Coleman. uf Santa Rosa who
Wu. appointed ht fbc county commits
...u." Goo represent Guadalupe
county l. fhu Territorial Hlr held Jon
.....lup ..lfu,d home tHi.
.,.. 40. reports th. fair tn have
U..u strand success u every r..
.... &c. b. highly ,latai over lhp
....... Doe achieved with the fruit
exhibits Eg took r.W this county
Guadalupe county having secured O.
diploma FOR fH. best pear exhibited
40 ,h. 'H.r la Voc publI.a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

Tho uUr1gJ soliciting committee
are SIN at work iu tho good cause
thut ui securing hscr'utluus toward
getting thu iIbuula que Eastern rail-
WAY promoters Co build that ,uuugr.
Uuu with thr Nu.k island as soon
us poo. Iulr The members OF jhD
committee state that people who
know chat another railroad iE badly
needed hors. persist boo standing and
arguing away time without FIRST put
ting down their names. and Gwen
some have said aud are stIll saying
Come around tomorrow. I have not
seen my partner. ms w'fn q even
have not given the matter much
Thought" rhI is % subject that
needs 40 thinking people ought "a
Dee ready tu subscribe as soon al
asked hy the committee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

IN Tho Henrietta, which stuart
"ur..u win present at tho Colombo
Greater soers will Gnb that Mr. Rob
900 bias newly cmhollishpd tho entire
u'H ana brought q u accord with
the Is eat udyau that has been made
100 dramatic pr. outut0uH since the
.ay was frt produced fourteen
.a r.u. Nr Nubs0u'8 revival Of
IU Henrietta Is thoroughly In
...u with ih. now conditions that
... u dramatic productions The
W.uf mul.uu Incompatible "Bor
tIu AND tHu Iur. of Bronson How
..| m1.f..u...U only remain She
uw. Bach uI tu. roles takgs on O.
moss muluue when Interpreted hy
Nu Robson present organization.
which . tHr iruuEn.f chat hHs over
H..u seen boz tuu play The dresses
.f fHr WJ.u- of tho company are uf
ta. latest mode. Most of them have
been recently Imported ana win per
hUu 500 new styl0s throughout This
country
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

WUIN". iHl y. IN NIN'h w. NA 'A''''"H i
/ Highland addition, 81
Joshua = Rayuolds TO Herbert y
RaynoldH half interest in lots Z ana
|N boo block e. Boo Hunings Highland
addition 81
Loaulro Garcia. 81 al 90 Manuel
/ Auyu.ss uIrc. of land boo ios Can.
do'aTas 2NN2iN yards $50
/ Nauu,l AuWrus aud Wife to Asus
/ Uuiauo Garcia piece of land ir los
. CuudpIurias. aNN4lN yards so.
susan G.. slower and husband Go
/ Edward g. sherman. lot 3. boz block
~. Zoo a. A. p addition. 500
Joseph o. su,zc. to Mabel Su.or
th, northeast quarter of section e.
township 800 north. Tango Q east 100
IaDrrs 81
Edward "a Becker and wife tn Mn.
JIu 81 klst.r Dot s. Foo block lt. UHn
Iugs Highland addition $50.
Jose D. Cond.Hrn and vIt" Co Adolf
fl GoultIu.. "a piece of land boo ih'
town of AirHrn f-'
Trustees of h. Ar.F.1 grant t1
}Iulfo Gonzales piece of l1ul win.
.u thu Ausy1 grant ioHNla' yards.
sI
Trustees uI lbD NtrH,p grant tu
Mate. Dla. pI.ou OFF land within
lft, .. .u sut iHUNl1I yards, 81
vs. 49, .H.H Go John Grass four
and ...u"uo 'HruHs interest
u o.. ".t .. sonora 50, 'us Ni.ugros
bod. ....m Ht.1
Ir... N..Iu.f. fa ~ s. utyru.
, lSulrU.r ...H. claim $50 b also half
/ inter. u sulphur wuIn claim SO
g. tM.t. ., BOO ri $780,
Pct 49, H.uI iH IH.. 81, H luz
3 Cha.. lu' wife 81 E..D nl land lu
, paHrt. s..
Tome Duui,'g ta 'a,.I.u a.
, de- NMH u.,u uf "gt Within
+ the Canon " Diego giant 2'
q ncrr ST.
tD". 400. "I. I'D iH.i".
tnua 49, q. Smith, ..." with.
100 th. ta. '.n 'N ' 1nt
% -1 H0.
W. ' and tl o..
e. Horny @ pi,g" OF and Boa harcloH. sd
h Nl.. i"'.. $50.
Barbara de- NuuioFa tn l"r'uo
. Literary and Benevolent urirtf "
pieces NJ land boo Ioral'H. precinct
. So e ST.
{ barbara De- Noniuta to lorriio
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

Iuau Medina the man who Hu hru
tall, murdered Clip Gnazalca
.ouD time ago ana who bad boon Ia
niI NJ puerto do Luna awaiting enc
action OF the strand jury was iullct
od hy that body and when tried hl
thc court was found guilty Zoe Oh,
second degree Tie VIII ho sentenced
dufu. tho week. and probably VIII
got ne term Zoo the territorial pen
trutiury
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

date " the aileeed assault We We.
OBJ r.e.in y
Major Handle is flpat In doslrly %
protect the good unmo OF th,.uu't
'nl'' Pug command who in h D"
were 1niustly accused. he NJ"
publican
mp Apache
u was u troop from r the orror
hnl not Fort Wingaifng the new.
woe mad" Boo transH Font Wueatc
" troop .s stations corr. tiDu above.
and. aa stated Inland Of Mai1. D.. -
n unl'r tnc Game of the soldiru
i'aIol.. Ihf Go murder John lilcy.
VINO "'l 'ml lbcrU of HnlbrOuk are
~. d'Wnoy aud Patrick Murphy
N'.l.,',""'l.aipir preliminary hearing Dee
"u" alstirp WnttrOn were bound
I't' to tho district court ot Navajo
We, Inn bonds of $1,000 and $500
'3pp.tivrly. They were unable t0
,rodutc bondsmon and are in iaii
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

"Ita ua Us. 600 bort about BE- we're
up usH.u.t t IN. Is "u1i eight
CARLOAD. Oi Arizona uHnI Hf. Nh.n.
uyIu O.. each uthar 'uVu nr taD Sau
t1 o.. t."... If th. 'a. N.m. depot
this r.rn.u. They HUr. bought at
Uu BROOK Arizona f.r about one dol.
lar py. head and were being shipped
to ST. Louis Tor b.pi sausage and
other dclitacioa lf This goes on a
decent dog can't Ur.ut into The sau.
sage business nice hit 90 pug
ouIuvr Wurst uuI n. rnritv uuIur
tine sun lud CuhIahgau amalos viii
BIZ, extinct IaH Vegas optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

An I.. ..uuur- of Mrs Ralph
HI 900 .h. ouu'r OF Edith street
and m avenue. Friday afternoon at
3 n. th.ru WII. De- very inter
c..H. entertainment given under the
a.. .'... 10 DO. w. g. r. o. An mem.
h.. HI .Hu Interested loo iur cause
an. mH.' cordially invited Tho fol.
lowing program Wll bc rendered.
u.ut Resolved. That church.
plI.mh. u.. auH social duties OF
a.. wut. ... I..Um utal to tho de-.
yp.upm.ur Uf tu. child in the home.
AFI wat. Mus O. o. bunker. Mrs.
stow u.saUN Nrs Wilson.
Mrs D.Ht Piano solo, martha.
MIH A. I Keith. recitation Miss
Mau.' "..u reading nrtuu. Miss
Ida i.".w .D..auuU Miss EDNA
MuuvgII"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

RRp~~s-e...,, - Etvauy
L. sencd when the blood is Ia good con.
d,iion. aud the circulation healthy and
vigorous Tor then all refuse matter
Is promptly carried ont oi ihc 'ye',m {;
otherwise t would rapidly accumulate
- fermentation would take place. The
blood become polluted aud the consu'
tuition so weakened that a simple
malady might result sctioualy
A healthy, active circulation means
good digestion aud strong, healthy
nerves
Asa blood purifier aud tonic S. $ $.
has no equal II isthc safest and best
remedy ior old people and children
because u contains no miucrllf. but u
madccxclusivcly If root and hCfha
No other remedy So thoroughly and
eGertually clclnscs the blood Of i'm
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09

..u.. l tH. 'FRONT.' as mineral u.
I...U. section uu One l.u doubt
IHf % u..|. OBJ. 1l guards that tate
'H#. .Iu rIt. iU insure &c. Capita.
W. . 100 ,m.uH iu Colorado whI,
10 $500. ..t.. NHI uu..U iHi.
H..| millions upon million. poured
i'.I 40 iur Investment for develop
W 900 1uI IupfuF. m.utH boo ruIutT
HUI ..l $50 10 VIII hD with our
whom 10. Umo c.mos t1 600.
n. tH. Huul rll1Ny ut common
N...th chat maho up che American
union
TN. educational exhibits Uy .hu1'
and colleges w,ru lars. and uumDrou
uuI CON HD haI .d %. WELDON. .i.n
u' pust Do cannot o.. al thI'
fHu turItuy &c. very m. advanced
u|H. educational Iu. The census
n.t uI 1880 .nuN.I. G. q have GOA v
stated % u.I ..uJ of IIul.nDF stand.
W. uH..t 600 fU. lmu plane with
South Carolina Contra tbIs with
tb. . U.r cont attributed fu Colorado
HUH tH. Uf rnuf uNi.tuH conditions
I.Hf attract tIo .rit'.m become
WIT. apparent What ihu present
....u uii show docs not yet ap.
poo. 30. off i....d. Iut tho claim ls
I... 1000 I...tUI Iu..'s thti thIt
..r. p..U.UiI.. GO 600 yeats aEu
500. Uup iH ll, fact tuIt then at least
.1 per cent OF OBJ. 90 WDre Bro tHo
,i. comprised Ds tu" original boz.
.a.a... u. WiNUd "'... unU aH "a
w. HU. uJ.. given t. ,HU learning
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09
New Mexico Territorial Fair
l--sY ". {. PAgOR IN DENVER En-1---.
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...e.I tH presence uf 200. DHIHI.
I.Ih H .u. u1 Grand. valley Some
.u..I .Iu, uN..u f..f uH $500.
..I HUHu tuy corn wa. ,uun O.. ...
.I.u seen exhibited autHb.I. OBJ.
ason ono rauy bad SOM, nuo W.
COARSE Havana tobacco. hIJh Hn
U..u experimenting with uf late SOL.
tHHI seemed of nu, trttu.U aud rH
quality % b. NOT likely rui Co., D
Wr. Dau lU mad. Goo pay
The irrigation system hero HH U...
HHig elsewhere through thn tuUIf."
.s boo ltH infancy being much lIko vN.I
prevailed Boo Colorado thirty E..
ago. when the Greeley colony .uU.
Hatrd 70 new irrigation ora UF f..
construction OF Dos hrt largo JuuHI
90 cover the sage h.uah upland
stretching uurthWuTl from thD en- ..
Do puulrr river Individual own
hIp with water rights mot ylr1rI.
Uuud urD thD ruI" with UHt few wN
H. ...urIH tu prov. uIu.E when
tW. comes 90. .uW. BE- NiI iu r....
water r.gbtH While Do d. claimed i..
#.ru ar. ut least 10000 5000 aero. ..
u-gHle land. mot moro than uu. ..f
u' th.a area I# 100 cultivation.
ThD fhirI uul a.D ,nHn.. ..
.It.i was That of DI.n. ..H#..
.um Oil. H.a. IHiun uI t ....
M.. N.t UIU.wuf con-. r.u
own boo the NrElu.Ba valley
display Was made Uy tUe AHmuru a
Company % corporation .uEI..I H
I.Er..pIns t.. town ul Ih.. mann. .rI
t.. county HfToHuiIrH 90 UH.
900 WiI.. 10 mad. Ny .ruHItu.
appearance and q H.r indication i|.f
DO. .Wr 5000 come when UTH pufs
immunity vUl o.. found tHUJ..g no.
.s.I fl pH..n.H .uII suited tl ,..I.
/ .uI ul iful pE yp. tItw. One.
NoH JH good uU...usa Oh. tn" @
rive. valley of Arizona.
zoo.
I was u Rod t1 Imagine % .tu.Jy" &C.
/ country forty m.I.# ulI. and ,I...
miles long tilted upward Yn Co., u.O
! .u edge tu q height Df $1,000 ...J
above SOFA lovDL which Q could oa Dip
! "H. h..ur somewhat familiar IrUm
! .lI,uun OF over ihGtt E.ar HH
mIrr section. boo Colorado IHr ...
Nl. land. %. 100 Tho open r.udu. u.
H tHU canal and 600 OBJ" h.uUl DOL.
ItE UmUnr go prrH.ut iuuuI u
abundance. a million and guar .r
.H are said tn Do. tlWul. pfuE.
.. Nal. uHr Dee occurred fHr N..
! H.. i..I. b. mot mu.. shan th. u.r
'...'. mountain rainfall uu ...
| .U .Ha .I On. N.I|. UuI OF.
| uI. uu .r., Cd. owen 1u. IwH..
| faut streams flowing uur u' tH. -H...
! m.utH mountain THAT ..t Iu. ,.
% BORDER
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-09
Fir,nan L,s.e injured.

pas..ua coming up from the
southern counties thi. morning rD.
port f... .|.u#n II..u uu th. santa
Rita .au.. met with serious ac
rIdyr. h' train vaH app uaohIug
tho t..n .l white Wst.r N# u.uHs
a. g.H .. '.H H.I %. WAS luauiua
ONT .u 'U HpuH lr UH tun ,UrIu,.
ana NO. ua #uH .N.r0nHJ#HH Ln
was .H.... l.w uIH uu tHu Hud
fui .. .N. around u.H i.u I.E aUl
lott m H..u Nroluau1 hosu.tu.u.l
q s.H.r scalp wound last report
state lhI, th. injured man VIII Tu.
cover.