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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
oEMlNo ITEMS.
smugglers Attempt 20 Escape-Chin
csc importation Case.

Special Correspondence.
Dcming n NJ. July IT, Mrs Bantz
lnez Barnes and Mrs Non arrived
"Wednesday from Silver city. They
are bound for California Co spend tho
summer.
T.. u. Brown and l. Brown made a
trip 90 tho Alamo tlucop ranch this
week. whore thyy spent several very
pleasant days.
Mrs. James Culsun and son. Dick.
came in from Allison. New Mexico. to
meet Mrs Colsous father and sister.
Mr. William and Miss Jennie ColHon.
who arrived from san Angelo. Texas.
ON Thursdays train
Cox Bros, tho rntcrpriFlng livery
men. are breaking % team of very prot
~ iron gray horses which are almost
perfect mltrhss, Tor use in their sta
hluB hury
The Epwnrth League is going 10
give an ico cream social al the T. r..
Brown residence next Thursday oven.
ing at which rcCltatiuus and songs
viii bo the order of the evening
A. ". Wilson returned from Culura.
du Friday morning iic made q good
sale Of stock, which hp took zap some
time since. whilu there.
one of the passengers ON the tn
coming Santa FC passenger train Of
Thursday evening fell from the train
just as h was putting into the depot
but was not seriously hurt ~ he struck
the soft ground Just west of the bag
gage room.
Adolf shutz. son uf Max Shut. the
silver city merchant lyf dis home in
silver CITY without telling his faith.
chased 'Ickct Tor nDmiug un the 10.
cal freight lui lDft the train az
Spnulding and WAS making Il 10 Dem.
ms on foot whom %. hauman. who was
in search ui him picked him up about
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
A. A. GRANT DEAD.
Owner Of Journal Democrat and other
Albuquerque Enterprises Died
in los Angeles,
Ne BELIEVED IN ALBUQUERQUE,

This morning u n. Macpherson, sec
Rotary of the A. A. Grant enterprises
here. received sad Geographic mes.
sage from l.. A. Grant. announcing the
death Of his brother. A. a. Grant, In
Los Angeles Cal. this morning at g 90
o'clock
Tho body o. being cmbalmcd. aud.
with bCrcayCd relatives. VIII leave
los Angeles for Albuquerque tomor.
row night arriving hcro Tuesday
morning The funeral will take place
here that day under the auspices Of
Pilgrim Commaudury. knights
Tcmplar HE uuur to be- arranged later
aud announced ln the city press.
The dispatch failed to give the
cause of death. but as Mr. Grant has
been aillng for some time and Occa
gunally complaining OF his heart. IL D.
Thought here that heart disease was
the direct cause 81 death.
The deceased left San Francisco
about June 2U. with the intention of
reaching this city In time 20 attend
the Marion llnllurnn marriage on June
20 but GA reaching Los Angeles he
was taken sick and finally died nc On,
home Of BIDS brother. l.. A. Grant, at
the hour mentioned above.
The deceased was about 5S years OF
age and was born in the province oil
Ontario. Canada. BE camc 90 New
Mexico Ia the early SOS and engage,
/ Iu railroad hufldlug un the old Attain
| tie a Pacific and ON railroads In south
cm California, thus amaaslug quite
/ fortune to invested heavily la roa
/ estate and modern enterprises. mo-
u #.HtNa. LA NfN.fHnnAHnfH.. "a la NfWN
/ iiuruia aud was the owner here OF On,
water works. the electric light and ga
| plants. and part owner of scrcR
other enterprise. ilC was tho oWno
Of the Albuquerque luurnalD Democrat
purchasing the plant from Col. J. q
! Albright some years ago.
while ho recognized Albuquerque a
his home aud always voted when her
un election days. he kept an ONCE Il
san Francisco and Los Angeles fu
tho reason that OF late years all hi
railroad contracts were in southern
| California
| While residing iu this city a. iSS,
Mr. Grant loss by death his wife an
child, and their remains were take
back On the old home in Canada IA
burial
SON of tho deceased. Daniel Gtau
who was cast on visit pasHr
through Albuquerque Tor Los Ang,
ICES last night
ID. 49, Macpherson secretary ui th
local enterprises of the deceased is
nephew. while Mrs Charles Roe Mr..
lii H. owen and Miss margarine Ma,
glillVrny are cousins.
| This afternoon the Grant buildin'
the Journal Democrat office and th
other plants and works Of the d,
. ceased VIII be- drapcd "a mourning
and remain 500 until after the funcra
Mr. Grant believed iE the future ,
/ Albuquerque; he was good friend &
, this city. and The Citizen regrets {
announce his sudden demise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
ON THE DESERT
another Victim Added 70 the Desert
Dead.

Another Victim Added 70 the Desert
Dead.
Last Monday tho Southern Pacific
track walker met % young man about
tom miles cast of TayHa who was in O
lrplurablo condition. liv was $50 bad.
Iy exhaust Is from lack of food and wa
Ger that ho was barely aN' tl walk
iic explained tp the track walker that
ho had recently recovered from "a Sc
we're spell of illnoss and was rndoay.
prlng to set 90 his home in TpN7F Th.
track walker gave him food and water
and advised him 90 turn back 'u 70 sta
.ion about three milcs up the road and
wait until hp could get assistance. u8
Q was fopli-hucss 90 attempt goo GROSS
he dessert ON foot nt this tim. uf che
ear without food and Wut.r Hr
turned back hut went only short dis
lance whom hn Crnwiei uudcr a. hsidEc
yidpuUy 90 rFst. hut laid down aud
He'd. The trackwa.Err found the uu
fortunate man Tuesday morning boa au
unconscious condition. Help was Inn
molIutely summoned from Tacua uut
Hefuro anything could be- lone Tor hia
relief death ruHucd Il.tic" Hoin
went uut "Wednesday and held a cor
uuor's inquest in which tho above facts
wore brought ont uis nam. ur form
cog residence could not be- learned. do
ceased was about twenty three years
lf age. ncary siy feet tan had blue
eyes and dark brown curly hair VA
Wa sun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
The Best Remedy for Stomach and
Bowel Troubles.

u have boon In the drug business
all Of the proprietary medicines OF any
note. Among tho entire list I have
ncrlaiu's Collie, Cholera and DiarThuoa
Remedy for an stomach and bowel
troubles. says o. W. Wakefield. Of Co
lumbus Ca This remedy cured two
severe cases of cholera murubs Ia my
family and / have recommended and
sold hundreds OF bottles of Il 20 my
customers Go thCir entire satisfaction.
Il affords "a quick and sure cure In a
pleasant form no family should Do
without IL. I keep Il la nay house at
all times For sale by AN druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27

draw trade. why not advertise most
when YOU need trade most"
"rbarr are hroc theatres here
which do bon till ro.tins Tho sowing
thus oHot.d enables them to pto
large space iu 90, n.wsrap,a uui
thus oyoUhaluw the other boa
which take ouly two or three in,Hes.
This is from Boston lUttcr in priu.
tors Ink As billpostlng has here
toforc been the principal means Of
advertising theatres. the change o.
.lrnI0caut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
PosroFFlcE CANDIDATES,
Partial List Of Those After Las Vega
Rnnlomlcr.

Partial List Of Those After las Vegas
Postohice.
Postmaster u. ~ Salazag uf the west
side doesn't exactly know how about
o.
Postmaster y 4 tarruth, Of the east
side has promises ana lives IN high
hopes
T.. O. Blood. ln applicant for tho
nast side postolncc. has good political
backing and rrSts assured that tho
politicians viii deliver the goods
z. o. MCNair. who has SHE'D his
caster into the tinR as an applicant
for the postmastership of East Las
Vegas. ls not saying much about his
prospects tu anybody but % quietly
nt work in his own Interests.
-. q Pittonscr a loyal republican.
who has always done the bidding of
bia party is appearing over the polit-
teal horizon in tho distance aH an as.
prant Tor postmastCr.s hunors ana
cmolumpts on this side Of the river.
| bon Felipe nelgado, OF the plaza
| hrm Of Romero a Dclgado. In cirCu.
lating a petition for his appointment
90 be- postmaster &C the west side Office
and hc is said tu be- getting sigma
lures by the wholesale Opti-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27

Shut came down ON the evening train
mud furnished thc hoy with ticket 90
California. aud returned Co Silver city
ON the morning train. leaving orders
that the lal De- started Tor his dcatina-
tion on the FIRST train.
Tho ChRuthuqun LliCrafg club held
ts regular semi monthly meeting at
tho StpusGu home Thursday evening.
a very interesting program was rem
dcrrd. after which some little time
was spent in lmprumptn songs rocita.
tiuns etc. when the members diapCrH.
Cd 90 their various homes
The two Mexican gmugglorH that
were captured near IoriaburE hv
Mounted Inspector William Baker
some little time ago and were cunhn.
/ cd boz the Luna county Jail were hClp
| ing 10 unload the new cells for the Jail
Wednesday evening when they dCcld
/ od to break Tor liberty. which they did.
| each going iu an opposite direction
! laiior Hughes directed his attention to
| one OF them In so positive a manner
| that he stopped almost Immediately
/ The other one. however. made good
/ his escape until the next evening
when he was captured hy two of ShCf
| 900 BaCaH able deputies just uboy,
old Town on the Micmhrcs
Captain Read. assistant United
| states attorney Of Las Vegas. au,
Chas. Mcohau. Chinese inspector o.
~ paso. are Ia tho city attending th'
case Of Funr koo. alias Jon Gong
which was called before United state.
Commissioner Is. Y, McKeycs Tor IN,
| 18th. but was postponed unit
today to await the arrival of Mr. Nee
han luug Kcc was before tho com
missioner for being uulawfully IN th'
United Statos ana Judgment uf dopor
. tdtiuu Was rendered The mdEmCu
Was suspended for ten days Co give th
Cluuman O chance to get duplicate
uf certificate which bee claims tina
o.. hui bat lost.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
A RAroN ERnAk.
Vim. Baker Thinks Ne Assaulted Jes.
Sic kinport Of Denver.
H NJ

Sic klnport, Of Denver.
with great tears rolling down his
check William nakor an Engllahman.
90 years 81 age appeared In the Office
~ chief IT Police Armstrong yester.
dny morning and demanded that be be-
examined ns a suspect In the jessie
kinpurt assault case.
Baker was dusty from travel. He
told the chief that i've days ago he
started from his home. near Ration.
a. " FOR Denver 90 surrender himself
into the hands Of the authorlticR lie
walked all the way. he said. between
Ration. n NJ. and Trinidad. Colo.
| thence making his way aboard freight
trains to Pueblo and Colorado Springs.
| re reached Denver yesterday morning
aud proceeded a. once tO police head.
quarters.
"a am suspected" said he "of at.
lacking Jessie Klnpurt ! had pre-
sentiment that the detectives wanted
me aud here / pm Take mo before
/ the gin and nsk nor " I am the man or
/ III she ever saw me before
! The old man went on Co say that on
/ the might of the assault he was in
/ Denver Ilc let the following day
/ Tor his home and hu says that hc was
| told that ho was suspected ~ being
! the stranger who had attacked the
! url This proved upon his mind "a
such AN extent that be- decided tu
come back to Denver and face the
| police.
Chicf Of Police Armstrong sent Bak
rr Co the Kinpou house yesterday af
icrnoon ih charge OF detectives. Miss
Kinport said that he was not her as
sniHut Wnkcr was brought back "a
iBu and this morning, says the chief
hp will be- released,
% is the opirion of those who talk
ed to Baker yesterday that he is men
tally unbalanced Tie declares that b.,
has wealthy brother Henry Baker
living iu Hudson n Y. and that Hen
~ promised 90 loan him money ans
time ho needed a.
| ilr came 60 Denver on a pleasure
trip July Z and stayed IN downtown
roomlng house. On the night ~ ih'
assault be- says. be- played faro In :
gambling house and won $3.50. Tha
might at a late hour hs heard some
ono talking about the case and h'
Thought then that he was suspected.
Baker does not know whether to ~
turn Co Ration or to Pueblo. lie say
Inc served through the ciyil war an'
that Dee has lived in the United statoi
for the past forty years lie ia
house painter
Mrs. kinpurt and her daughter VII
! | 40 to Colorado Springs tomorrow an,
lrcmnin there for several days. The po
lHrc report no progress IN the scarcl
for Jessie kinpOrts assailant.--Dcn
yCr Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
RuNYAN.HUesELL.
Married In las Vegas--The Bride a
Relative Of Hubbells Of This City.

Married In las Vegas--The Bride a
Relative Of Hubbels Of This City.
From the Optic
Sharplcss p Ruuyan, who was mar.
rled 90 Miss Martha Hubboll. Friday
afternoon boy Rev. - J Donada. nc
the cast side Catholic church. ig "A
sob of Judge Inrid Runyan, ut South
Dakota. So has boon employed here
us o train dispatcher fOr the past six
months The happy twain took yes.
terday afternoons train for IN PasO
Texas, aud Old Mexico points ON their
honeymoon trip they likely locating
lu our sister republic The bride o. the
youngest daughter OF tho late Judge s
g. luhbCu and "a sister uf Mrs 4. q.
Shirk a lady of handsome form and
features. just suited for "a partner Of
the one whom she has wisely chosen
Co travel with her through NE She be-
la native oft Las 'ggas. That the sun
Hight ui peace prosperity and unalloy.
ed happiness may Journey with them
through % long life of uninterrupted
bliss is the wish ui an knowing them
In the language 1f the poets, thc hap.
by couple can murmur 90 themselves.
The words are repeated the bridal is
done.
The rite Is completed we two now are
one.
Tho vow ii is spoken as true from
the heart
And shall not be- broken I'm life shalt
depart
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
sheep Sanitary Board.

Today the Territorial Sheep SAM
tary board met in regular session i'm
the n. T. Armiio building aud when
the roll was called all responded On
their names, the omccys aud members
being Hon Solomon Luna. prpsi-
dent at Los Lunas. members W. s..
Prayer ~ Roswell and Harry w. Kcl
vs. 81 Las Vegas. Harry j. Ice. sec.
rotary uf Albuquerque Minutes of
tho previous meeting were read and
approved A number OF new bills
were presented and given due Cuusid.
Grafton The members of tho board
have been notified of repeated viola
lions of certain sections OF the stat
utos. and tho principal portion ct
their attention was devoted tu that
matter today. They declare their lntpn
ton at going after" those scabLy
sheep In short order, aud mo- doubt q
few important arrests at owners viii
follow.
The meeting viii adjourn this even.
ing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27

Simeon Hinckloy and hls brother. OF
Las Vegas. accompanied by four la
dicsstaItnd Tor El pnrvcnir this morn
ing when the PARTY had pasBod the
last ice house in the canon. Simeon
met with a very serious accident
which will destroy Ills usefulness fol
some time.
70, got out OF tho vehicle 10 try his
workmanship with a ii-calibro reyul
yer. when che chamber was discharp
ed accidentally tho bullet entering hia
lon log inst below the knee. ranging
downward bud passing out few inch
rs below th" spot which IL entered.
The wounded man was conveyed "a
tho MontcIuma hotel whore ho rccciy
ed surgical attention from nrs Per
kins aud bergman. after which be- was
removed 90 the Santa Fc hospital
whore hc ls resting easy. Las Vegas
Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
FoRelppgN 10 weAR coRseTs.

An active crusade against the wear
ing OF corsots is being carried on at
budapest The hungarian minister
for public instruction has issued AN on
crgctic order against their use. forbid
ding all girl pupils attending the pub
Dc and private schools In Hungary Ia
wear them. Herr Won Wlassigs de-
clarcs iu his order that the corset pre-
vents the fun development uf the bod
ily organs and stunts the growth Hc
desires uniform blouse TO ho adopt
Ul iu its stead This order has been
sympatheuoalB received Ia education
al circles. but regret Is expressed that
the female teachers have not been be-
oludod In g. as e is Thought their rN
ample may be- proludIcial Co thoir uu
pills
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
Union Tabernacle.

The mcyting ln the interests of "A
Peoples Union Tabernacle Tor gospel
work In tho heart of the city was
largely attended last night hy pastors
and representative eft all the church.
Os. After some general disaussiun
those present unanimously endorsed
the general plan set Slrth o, Row.
Robert Rcnlsun A committee was
appointed to present specific recon.
mcndatiuns 90 un Adjourned meeting
tu he held ut the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage next Friday evening
Tho committee ON definite plans
appointed last evening ut $50 Sun
krI uru .Iur od Zoo meet JHU chair.
man. Rev Robert WouiHuu ut tho
rrDtuu neat St Johns church Mon.
duS evening July 23 This commit
tn. b. as .ulloRs Miss GHuIu. Rev.
M.e..U a g. Fox. Re-, Urksdale
Go. Salazar pr Mouau U.t stark
and Rev iaChtDr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
GUYS rHem ON rHe TREES.
Contracts for Most Of the Chaves
County Winter Apple Crop
OF 1901

When " j. HaEcrman had his 500
acre applc orchard set out some years
ago. speculation became rife as TO
what the probable yield would be-
and some ul the figures shown were
astonishing says the Roswell Regis.
tor The next question that worried
the lightning caiculatnrs aud experts
was. Whore and how is the crop go.
ing 90 be- markctcd?'
The explanation given by those ok.
perioncod In such matters was that
there would be- no difficulty about that
matter. ns commission houses IN the
large cities made business of buying
apple crops on the trees. packing and
shipping tho fruit ut their own cX
penso and risk and paying the owners
so much pound for the crop as
weighed Tor shipment That 90 exact
Is what has come 20 pass. ~ g. Glib
son. manager OF the apple department
uf Porter Bros. wholesale commits
sion merchants OF Chicago. whose card
reads Green aud Dried Fruit apples q
specially" arrived Ia Roswell last
Friday and in a few days contracted
with the owner of most ol
the orchids uf that vicinity Tor thii
years crop The list as furnished
| the Roswell Register hy % gentleman
who had cuusId, rnhle business with
Mr. Gibson while hc was hero. IL &C
follows:
J. J. lagcrman. GOO acres; Elmei
Biers. 20 acres; a u. Goetz, IS acres
Henry Miller. is acres Mr.. Phelps
30 acres.
Porter Bros arc 10 gather the ap
pies In boxes. weigh them and pal
| the owners iD 10 go cents per box
The owners of the orchards will hay,
no work 20 do. no trouble or ovpenn'
| ana no sponslhility or risk, so far as
the gathering, packing and shippinl
are concerned. This Us acknowledge,
to bee the lest way Ia which to handl,
the crop. The commission merchant
having had a great deal u experience,
know how go handle the crop On bette
| advantage than the grower and a.
| they take an risk and DO all the work
the owners Of the orchards receive d
crop Themselves.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
socoRRo COUNTY MINES,
The Maud S. Mill at Mogollon Starts
Up After Four Years Of ldleness.

The Maud S. Mil az Mogollon Starts
Up After -Four Years Of ldleness.
The Maud s mill at Mogulon WAS
started for tho arst time in four years
last Monday and will be- kept In con.
tinuous operation. running 10 its full
capacity 81 about nifty tons per day.
The new owners have roitted aud rem
oyatcd the plant aB woll as installed
considerable now machinery. The
same company Us also pushing work
force,
Tho Last Chance MIN az Mogolion
ls being operated az continuously as
the slack water supply will permit
The company is pushing operations an
out largo qnnnlIlIos Of pnylng ore.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
Mhlin Man Tnrned Ynlln,..

Great conformation was felt by the
friends Of N. A. Hogarty OF Lexington
Ky, whom they saw he was turning
yellow. ilis skin slowly changed col
or. also his eyes. and he suffered tor
rlbly, Ills malady was yellow jaun
dice. lie EBr treated hy the best doc
tors, but without benefit. Then he
was advised 90 Try Electric Bitters. the
wonderful stomach aud liver romcndy
aud he writes After t1King two bot
ties Was wholly Curod A trial
proves ~ matchloss morit Tor an
stomach. lNpr and kidney troubles.
Only soc Sold by }, H. ORolny a
Co, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
Want a FIromeen's convention

Al "a joint meeting at the ~ Romero
Hose GO and the East Las Vegas nro
department held last nlght, Il was de-.
cided to arrange for convention uf
tho hrcmcn of the territory. tO bD
held in thls city some time in Scptom
hcr. says tho Record a committee
was appointcd Gao correspond with the
other hrr department. of the territory
and invite their cooperation Doubt.
less the convention viii be- held and
the firomcn of tho other Nvw Mexico
cities viii receive ruyal welcome
in Las Vegas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
He wAs A aoop clrlzEN.

In the death of A. a. Grant, who's,
demise occurred at Los Angeles last
Saturday morning, Albuquerque loses
one Of It's most energetic liberal
hearted citizens. whose faith In the
town was unlimited and whose name
was ON every worthy subscription list
lie was Indeed good citizen. and hi.
funeral tomorrow afternoon viii b,
largely attended. attosting the esteem
In which be- was held by the people OF
Alhmanerauo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
NO PROSECUTION o. FAlN.
last Of the Yuma Tragedy Cases DIS
posed Of.


posed o.
4 dispatch from Prescott Arizona.
egys The final chapter 200 Tar a. tho
courts are concerned of tho Yuwa
tragedy. iu which Mrs j. y Burns was
shot and Killed last February. was on.
acted hero to-day hy the entering of a
mol proscqui iu the case against VIM.
lfain. and tho discharge OF tho defend.
ant from custody
Three persons were implicated In
the killing namely f. NJ. Alexander.
William Miller and faiu Alexander,
who fred the fatal shot, was convicted
loo Yuma county and sentenced 60 tho
pouiteutiary for life. but was shot aud
killed by relatives of Mrs Burns white
being taken 90 thH pruitontny iu Gus.
tody uf officers
a change Of yDuuc tn this county
WAS granted tu Miller ana Falu. tu,
former being tried end acquitted last
month iip Immediately lcu ho tori.
tory Tor Illinois 10 escape the ycnEc.
auCD uf Mrs Burns relatives. Fnn
will probably Initiate Mlli,rs example
by voluntarily itayinE the territory.
as Il is generally believed his life VIII
not boz safe in the vicinity of the trag
edy,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27

The American Bridge company flod
Incorporation papers ia the Office Of
the territory secretary. Tho incor
porators are Norbert Wright. W. d.
Saussurc Trenholm. Henry SChoc1.
maker. John r. Turney. Robert Walk.
cr, Joseph r. Cotton. and }. Wilbur h.
Ball, all q New York. Tho head
quarters are at Albuquerque. nerna.
lilo county, Thomas WilkoTson Ia
The New Mexico agent The capital n
100000 divided into 900 shares. The
company rs engaged Ia bridge building
and Hmcltnr construction.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27

II anybody has any doubt coming
to him about this star spanglod repub
tic being about the hottest thing on
earth all he has to do is To look al
the temperature reports for this
month Poor cnotc old England could
only show 50 In London when Chi
caEo had 1902.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27

a little Italian girl in Paterson n
j.. wanted five hundred dollars com
pcnsation for one kiss. illegally and
felonIousiy distracted when she wa.
not looking. and the court, being un
gallant and doubtless forgctful OF IN,
value Of stolen kisses, only awarded
her ave dollars.