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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-01-04

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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-10-03
NEW WHITNEY
RESTAURANT.
Best Meal in the City 75c
Short Orders a Speciality.
Rirst Door East Of Rssei,fs's


We invite you TO call and watch
Billy O'Neal dye, who Is practical
cleaner, dyer and tailor. The Excel
sior Steam Laundry have just added
a steam cleaning and dyeing pla
and is now ready to do the very finest
french dyelng and cleaning. Call and
see Us and be convinced that our
prices are as cheap as iirst class work
can be done. Ladies work speciality.
Call up phone and we will call for
or deliver work 10 all parts OF the
city EXCELSIOR STEAM LAUNDRY
AND DYE WORKS. d3l1
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-10-03

"When death seemed very near
from a severe stomach and liver trou-
BILE, that had suffe, ed with for years"
writes P. Muse, Durham, N. c., "Dr.
Kings New Life Pills saved my life
aud gave perfect health" Best pills
on earth and only 25c at Peoples and
A. w. Foreman's drug stores. DIV
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-10-03

= We will open a studic THAT will be
a credit TO vinita over the Cherokee
National Bank about Nov. 1st. We
will make speciality OF the small
work until Oct. 10. GEoEeE &
HueHEs. dsll
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-10-03
LOCAL Sayings.

Q. A. Davidson Is At Tahlequah.
Isaac Mode went TO Muskogee to-
day.
10. W. Bland is here from Red
Fork.
Old papers for sale at the Ch'sftain
ONCE.
Spring chickens at Cowan and
| Smarts'.
Curtains to 1T any buggy at Bruno
Graffunder's.
Fine coffee and tea speciality at
Balentine's.
The genuine and original hot blast
stoves at Ed. Lees.
Cash or trade paid for butter and
eggs at Balentine's.
Judge Gill opened court at Table
quah this morning.
Big line OF silyerware just received.
Darrough Hardware Co.
p. M. Ford was visiting his family
In Muskogee yesterday.
J. b. Dickinson was talking Tulsa
between trains yesterday.
Coles original hot blast for coal and
air tight for wood at Ed. Lees.
Keep warm! Elegant line OF heat
ers at Darrough Hardware Co.'S.
Prices on heaters to suit your pock-
etbook. Darrough Hardware Co.
World beaters--- Wilson heaters
coal and wood. Darrough Hardware
Co.
A child can regulate our Hot Blast.
Guaranteed-tr one. Darrough Hard
ware Co.
The Majestic. Charter Oak and
Buck always lead. Darrough Hard
ware Co.
NJ. Il. Milford spent Sunday with
his family IN Vinita returning to the
ranch this morning.
The stove that is copied BY so many
the Coles original hot blast can be
found at Ed. Lees.
DR. Wyley OF Bacone lectured on
Sunday school work yesterday after
noon at the Baptist church.
Col. VIM. Higgins says that the
Kansas report thar he was 10 leave
VinIta Is without foundation.
Sam. r. Frazee went to St. Louis
Saturday night TO see his wife aud
baby, who are visiting relatives there.
Taken Up-One red and white
spotted calf. Owner can recover same
by paying for keep w. p. Gatewood.
No stove made will keep flre like
Coles hot blast, they are initiated by
many but equaled by none. At Ed.
Lees.
The peace OF mind that the lady
lost can be found at the Golden Rule
by purchasing one OF those elegant
new skirts.
FoIey's Honey and Tar cures coughs
and colds and prevents pneumonia.
Take no substitutes. Sold by Peoples
drug store. dw
Miss Bernice Lewis, circulator OF
the Chieftain, left Saturday night
for two weeks visit 10 Kansas City
and .AtchinsoD, Kansas.
MEN!-Our illustrated catalogue
explains how we teach barber trade
in short time; mailed free. Moler
Barber College, st. Louis, Mo. dsl2
Rev. John T. Cropper of Clinton,
Mo-, will deliver sermonic lecture
In the Christian church the evening
at 7;3O, subject, principles and
Methods"
Mrs. DwInelI OF Colorado Springs,
mother OF the late Captain Day at
tended the Hamiltou-C Cooper wedding
this morning and will visit Mrs.
Cooper for several days.
Rev. Clarence Eberman, Field Sec
retary OF the United Society Of Chris
tian Endeavor, who was TO have been
In Vinita tomorrow to conduct meet
ings during the day and evening, will
not be here till about the sixth OF
November.
The Silver Moon restaurant is now
located In the Patton building, three |
doors west OF the Cobb hotel, and Is
better prepared than ever TO serve /
hot and cold lunch. fish and game of
all kinds In season. Finest line of
candies and fruits In the city. We
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-10-03

nR. L. BAGBY,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office In New Ratcliff Building. Tele-
phone IoI. Vinita, Ind. Ter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
FOUL MURDER.
"CoYote' smith, an Old Indian Fighter
of Arizona, Found Issassinated

Coyote smith well known char.
actor iu southern Arizona. was found
dcad in Dis bed at pearce mining
canp iu Cochise county Arizona. on
sun lay and h has developed since that
be- was murdered citizens have offer
"a reward for z oOv for the couyic
,ipn - the murderer but there Us no
elm" or mo- sign which points to any
person.
Smith was found lying on ms back
his hat lying upon his face and a six.
shooter In his hand which las across
hts ,3dy Il was believed at frst tina,
ho committed suicide. but upon exam
iuut'uu NJ the bullet wound In his head
there were no powder burns and an
indeuti0u In the skull showed that he
had been BIT by hammer. probably
after the shot was fired
Coyote Smith lived for many years
On n ranch in the Chricahua noun
tain wGg stage driver IN the early
dys aui was known among the set
Z. .'rs a. fighter He was pioneer set
| tier of Arizona and many stories of his
dagIng deeds are told by men wha
know him. he had considerable money
On his person when killed A. the time
n his death Coyote" Smith ran liv
! cry stable AZ Pearco and was no,
known 10 have an enemy IN the ocun
| try.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
RAILROAD OFFICIALS.
The Santa Fe Central Promoters
Meet Santa Fe Officials.
TRACKS WILL CROSS AT ORTIZ.

President " A. Andrews. Vice Pres
ldont and Manalor W. : Hopcwoli and
Chici bnginccr. a G. Kennedy of tue
Santa =, Central Railway company
who went tu lamy on special train
10 meet train officials Of the santa re
system. have returned 10 the territorial
capital. ai,cr a very satisfactory con
ference with General Manager N L.
Nudge, Chief Engineer storey, Super
intcndcnt J T. Hurley and DIVISION Su.
periutendont + &. Fox \ trip was
made over the Santa Fe line from
lamy 20 Brrualillo and return. and tpe
matter Of the crossing Of the santa r.
Central over the santa Fc traCks. was
discussed An understanding which
is apparently mutually satisfactory
was arrived at At the point selected
for the crossing, the Santa Fc vii
lower it's tracks aud the Santa Eo Cen.
tral will build yiaduct across the
Santa tc tracks This is necessary
hrt guso the grade at tnc point does not
admit of the ready stopping of trains
which would bee necessary al "a grauc
crossing At the intersection OF tho
two lines a union staten be- 10 uc main
tanned II viii be- named Kennedy, In
honor of state senator Kennedy. OF
Pennsylvania who is greatly interest
ed IN the development Of tins part Of
Now Mexico The Santa fc Central
officials were entertained al dinner hy
the Santa Fe officials on their private
car ana speak very highly M the cour
teous treatment accorded them ~
their hosts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
I.A..n oFFICE RrslNEss

The following business was trans
acted AZ ,ac federal land office In
Santa Fe during the week ending Jan
uary 5, 1909
Homestead entries January .. I'd
ward Ca ter, Escohosa 1850 acres Ber
ualillo county, Carlus Pona East View
ltu acres. Valencia county William II
Osborne. East View l6o acres. Valen
cia county. Ezrquicl Archuleta Cerro
1880 acres raos county, Jesus Her
nandez. Pintada l52 % acres. Guada
lupe county Vidal Serna, lamy. lrp
acres Santa Re county January 3. Es
quipula Lu,cro. Hlanco. 100 arr,H San
Juan county; Leandro MARITIME san
chez. 81 acres. San Miguel county
January e. Juan Il. Paiz. Puerto dc
Luna l60 acres, Guadalupe county
E1cauio Baca. Puerto de Luna. lGt
acres Guadalupe county Vicente Con
Zales. El Riio. 50 acres, Rio Arriha
county orcnzo Otcro y luCcro. EsCo
hosa, 400 acres Bcrnal,llO county Jan
uary g. Pablo pa0ula ManZano. G'
acres. Valencia county Manuel Mora
leo. Puerto de Luna. 100 acres Quad
alupc county, Pedro Alhiuo Gonzales
III Rito, lG1 acres Rio Arriha county.
Final homestead entries January {
Sarah Reyington, A.luQuerauo lG'
acres, BernalillO county, January 6
Snlednd Ortcga. Santa Fe, lGo acres
Santa Fc county, Enriquez samoa
puerto de Luna 1913 acres. Guada
| lup" county
Coal declaratory statcment--Jan
| uary ?. Allan G. Kennedy. santa Fc
100 acres Santa Fc county; 90. l.. Nor
rison Jr., Santa Fc, loo acres. Santf
Fo county.
Dcsert lana ontry-January I, ., l.
Merrill Cerrllos. - acres. Santa II
| county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
The MACCABEES.
Sir Knights and Ladies Installed
1heir New Officers.
MANY FRIENDS PRESENT.

The KNIGHTS and Ladies Of the Mac.
'an'es gave public installation lBst
nleht and later In the evening enter
tanned their friends in dancing Tho
music was fine and the spread of re-
ircshmeuis was above the usual stand.
ara of excellence. The installation oi
officers by the Ladies' of the Nacca ices
Wa attended by the fun guards drill
the 'eaders os which consisted uf Mrs
Nellie strong and Ars Higoiow. and
the rank and nic included Mesdamcs
Nunson Grey. Holloway and Hen
ucssoy and Miss Mabel Fox and Miss
Lanriu The newly elected officers in
stalled were.
Past Lady Commander Mary RpE
"rs Lady Commander. Minnie Miller
Lieutenant Commander, Sadie Nc
Nliin Record Keeper Nina CursOu
Finance Keeper. Catherine ntIl. Mis-
ircss at Arms. Flora Grifiith, Sergeant
Anna Fonner, Sentinel. Alice Lewis.
Picket Lucy J. Rumnell.
The following Knights were install
ed by q 'uppe.
Sir knight Commando. h. Ruppe
Lieutenant Commander. A. Borders
Chaplain II. o. Strong. Record Keen
rr NJ. T. Donnell; Finance Keeper. G
\ Hawks Sergeant, W. II. Ahcu
First Master OF Guards. Il. Murray
second Master of Guards. Robert MI
'rr Master at Arms, NJ O'nara. Pick
st. A poh.
The selection .hignon" and MAJ
Morning were beautifully sang h'
Miss iieimheck, Mrs. Frost cutrr
'amcd the audience 10y giving coupl,
Hi humorous recitations and Mis-
Julia Renison sang u solo which prov
40 interesting.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
SANTA FE.

From the New Mexican
Mrs Josen'a Soil. oi this city, has
been confined & her hCme with illness
, tnc past three weeks
John lOnrWorth OF san NUDial
who was brought to 81 Vincent hos
! pithl on New Years day in dying
| condition. uiod
", A McCuue who Is much wanted
In Taos county for alleged misappru
priatiJn OF funds, and who made quite
a splurge in santa r. shout a year ago
was arrested iu Colorado, but hutur,
rcquisition papers could ho made ont
hc had been released and gone east
Chicken thieves tore the whole side
Of ". J, Mcpherson barn away and
appropriated the cooicost chickens in
th" pen This Is the second time that
this pen has been raided within short
time by chicken thieves.
Tho congregation of the Presbyterian
church wall meet 10 extend call To
REV " Hayes More former pastor
OF the church wLo recently went 10
Denver TO take charge uf the ior.
street rrcshytorian church.
Rev G. Hacltcrman has been brought
to santa Fe from Santa Cruz aud Is
now at 81, Vincent's hospital recover
ing from an attack Of typhoid ioyor.
lie has been III two months. Sister
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
information Wanted.

The address or whereabouts of Hen
.E lgNh q plastyrcr or hucklayer hS
trade is wanted hy his relatives at
li- bon Iowa His aged mother ii
dead ana word from him In roferonc,
10 an important family matter is nee
otsary. he has not written home fof
fifteen years. and for some years was n
resident ~ Colorado
Ms. Narg.e starr writes from Kan
sas City to ask n anyone has any
Information as io the Whereabouts n
lDr son Emmett Starr who was a. 30
zorro about November 81 ON his way
lr Y pasu. II any ono can send the
mother any Information he viii relieve
nu anxious mothers fears for his safe
~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
FIRST DISTRICT COURT NEWS.
Anaconda and ingersoll Mines Sold fo
40 NIn "a L. az Mattnrn

sts.?t9.33-C,Ser Matters.
\ suit was filed yesterday forenoon
In the district court Tor Taos county
10y Edith Darling Jordan aud Amy q.
Kelly VS. John Couloy to eject the de
fondani from tine Copper King mining
claim la the Red RIVER mining district
and tu secure g. coo damages from the
defendant for wrungsully taking pos
session of the claim.
In the case of Summers Burkhart
trustee vs.. James Caruthors ct al. \
NJ BcrEore. master yesterday sold the
Anaconda and lugcrsoll mining claims
lu southern Santa Fo county tu Noill
49, Field ESQ ana Mrs. James H
Caruthers for si9.2l933. This ends
part OF the litigation which was begun
iu 1872 one other 'aa, IN which these
claims are involved n.dt OF Caruthcrg
and others vs.. . Ri,vu ct al. II pcna
ing IN the United Statcs supreme
court
\ uit was filed yesterday forenoon
DOB the district court for Santa fc couu
~ NN T. /. Garcia "a Marcos &. ut
iiaca tn recover the principal interest
aud costs uu a Grumissury note ut 81 Nd
Ia m" case OF the Territory VS.
Noises Witt of Taos county Tor AS
-gult ami utent to murder Lorenzo
Ouil. the defendant has filed bond
of 81 1000 90 appear before the noNi
graud jury of Taos county
Ia the di~rict court for san Juar
county iu the case of W 7 kirlpat
rick ya Il st. McFaddon. Il suit 10 &C.
cover Siib32 and asking iur writ al
attachment on some lands ccrtinCat,
OF lis poudous was tlicd yesterday fore
noon and order OF publication VIII h'
| issued
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
ROAD SUPERVISORS NAMED
County Com missioners Make Precinct
Amendments,

80 toe .ssion of the county com
W.s lnpfs Yesterday 1t was decided o.
t1nt property owner a roadway
from DIS and to the main highway
'le means u egress having been ehU'
ui hY the puilding of fence or tA-
'auds Of iienry i.ocknart dni N.. fish
I1' flIluNing road supervisors were
named flr The ensuing year
D b,uaHlio. Ahran Montnya
p I.us Curralcs, Cinciliu SanduNal
Anmsla. Meliquadcs MARITIME.
: Ranches de Albuquerque, Nloauui
MARTINEZ
B. larclas Ricardo Armiio.
t. Jos padiliss, Neuccslao Sanchez
san Antonio. Jose Leandro Con
2alrs
n los Grcgos. Gregoiio Garcia,
Ranches de Atriscu. SalN ador Az
ImIIo
'H Chilli Maxamon lucoro
I' raIAHta. Jose Chaycs y Chayy..
u \Ibu4ueruue. j T. Sulagr.
Ia Ola albuquerque, Scforlno Crul
| II1r
30 San lrnacio, Pedro Amanda
I' Casa Salazar Anastaoio SauIo
Ih Las placlts. Hermenegildo Cha
yos
q, Peua Rlanca, Jose Sona.
.N Jcmg5 Pablo Montoya
|' Ais9lines. lgnaciO fcrca
-1 Nacuien Rcys Iuccro.
-| IA NDntana. Pablo BominruDx
-a iJeras, Amado Lopez
-' san Antonito, Jose Crysp'n
MntaDp Iuap H. MputoKn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11

A BANK FOR LoRpseuRo.
Another New Enterprise for that Grow.
ing Grant County Town.

\. n. Gibson Of Santa Fc, and Dr G.
r. Luton Of uraud Rapids. Mich who
nav" been al Lordsburg the past few
uays. are reported 20 bee making ar.
rangements for the establishment Of a
national bank thoro. While no public.
lty has yet been gwen To the under.
taking, yet il Is practically assured
Those Interested are Dr G II. Luton.
oi Grand Rapids, and number of
other Grand Rapids capitalists W $
Douglass. of New York. and \. Il. Glib.
son, OF Santa fc. lhc bank is 10 be
founded primarily 10 DO the increasing
banking business OF the American Con.
soltdatcd Copper company and the
Michigan New Mexico Copper com.
pany Including the settlement of their
pay rolls. which awing to the distance
pt other banking institutions. is attend
ed with delays and annOyances al pres
pui
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
Death Of Mrs. Wilcox.

Monday afternoon Mrs. Hugh y vii
cox dicn al her home la Santa fe after
a Oriof illness following child birth
about three years from Georgia Tor
the benefit Of Mr. Wilcox health and
both had cndcared themselves to the
people Of santa Pc. Mrs wilcox came
OF distinguished Georgia fanny. she
being cousin uf the late Senator Ora
uy She was member of the Episco
pal church She Is survived by her
husband an infant child and her sister
siiss Julia Nicholson. who was at ner
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
rERRIroRLM. land noAna.

The territorial land board AT i's
meeting on Monday. received appli,a
IONS To purchase @OS.oG acres OF 10
sane asylum lands known rs the perus
location. the amount 10 he realized
from tny sale to be S2,72o.6S The
deeds were ordered To hc executed 10y
the land board. and as soon as the
transfer is made to the purchasers the
money W.I bee pa. into o., territorial
treasury to he credited to the pcrma.
ncnt asylum fund. a number of ap
pHcatious 10 lease land were made, but
are not yet in shape 10 bee approved 10y
t.o secretary uf the interior
The board cancelled the following
leases. Thomas ypns Grant county
No. 3G, township 10 :, range - W
and N Williams Socorro coUnty No
SO township .. range . e. ana ..
rccted that new leases bee issued to
William II stockton and Edward
Brown.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11

The box factory of the ! VI Dennis
uW Hcr company AZ u.aoads was burn
% u0 last saturday afternoon says the
Flagstan sun The building was o'
franc and burned torCely and could
not na saved for lack of water. so the
attention of the employees of the mill
was turned to saving near by buildings
and the fire was confined 90 the boN
factory. The loss Is a severe one Ia
the 0nmpauy coming AZ this season
whom the factory was busy The loss
Is estimated az Sl2up0. with insurance
AZ $4,000. The saw mlll is running as
usual and the work OF rebuilding the
loX factory has begun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
SAILORS AND SOLDIERS FIGHT.
American Sailors Have Serious Clash
VITA Russian Soldiers.

Washington u c., Jan "A serious
clash occurred between American sail
uIs oi tuc United States steamship
Niokahurg and Russian soldiers at
Nicu Chang China There have been
thro" fights one Russian soldier is
reported wounded. The matter was
made IA" subject OF complaint by the
Russian ambassador at P"kin go Unit.
90 states Minister Cougcr. Conccr in
turn has informed the state depart
ment Secretary uf the Navy Long has
rahl'd Commander Berry of the Nicks.
burg 10 usc every effort to prevent
further collisions The Nickshurg L.,
lu winter quarters In mud dock at
tho mouth of the river and cannot be-
released before spring
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
ACCOMPLISHED HIS PURPOSE.
Proves To De Sure Agency
for Death.

J NJ Current. the strong ard healthy
ktranser whose life one would na,ur-
)lly suppose was bright and fun OF
Sopo. died last might n, O'Clock at his
pom IN "A South First street lodging
ousc as result NJ dose of morphine
hkcn with suicidal intent The man
,as strong. able To work aud could
lave earned u very respectable living.
&it he had been unfortunate In not Sc
hiring work just when he desired II
nd while In a despondent mood swal
,wed the poison which caused his
nal separation from his wife and help
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
NcNallys Orders.

Division superintendent J. + Me.
sally. with Headquarters AZ san Mar.
cial has issued orders that where the
switch engines In the Albuquerque
yards are busy when red ball freight
No. % comes IN from the south, one of
the road engines Is to be detached for
the purpose of pulling the oahoosc up
Ia the station No 81 comes 10 anchor
down below the shops and II has hap.
pcued that passengers had the pleas
urc OF footing IL mile or two 10 the
depot The superintendent order is
lu the interest Of passengers, and also
trAlnmon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11

The Durango Democrat has Just H.
sued fine publication about the San
Juan country of Colorado and New
Mexico giving q brief history OF the
early DAYS. supplemented by a review
q. the vast national resources OF that
couatry II is prufuscly illustrated
and the workmanship and gotup o
the publication reflects great credit
upon the Durango Democrat The
spocia writer Tor the occasion was X
Copeland Rohrahachcr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11

less children forever re LEFT instruc
tious 10 his wife winch he hoped would
hc guiding star for her and their chill
dron during the remainder Of their
natural NE His body was removed
10 the undertaking parlors ot .. W
Strong a Sons. where II Is being held
until word Is received from the rcla.
ttt.a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11

Special car 2ig. that BELONGING u
PRESIDENT Riplcy, and which nas Boz "a
'hc IopHka shops fn several WOODS
.iNnf general repairs a1a tJt 90
and Weighed sgtuHduE forenoon
weight was l0G 800 u.uu gIfh"H'
Hn. U' 20. equipment which a fl ..
I' 10 AZ soon as II a ready fHr
t.H THIS IS done in order that tl.
.IHa.i'y nay bo determined and ca.
proper plngs placed uuIor 30 accord
iuaE The 22l. which ia tp be- Third
Vi. Pres dent Kcndrick a showed up
a tota u i0i 300
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11
WORK OF COYOTES.
: hey Uep cted the Darrow Stock Of
Belgian hares.

Early this morning coyotes. driven
from the mountains to the valley boa
search u iood and water. made a rall
az The home OF w. T. Darrow. on the
.urniands near the foothills. ana
NIlcd about fifteen Belgian haroS
some being quite young MIR barrow
's postal route agent between tHi,
city and Asn Fork on the Santa Fp
Pacific anA on has return to the city o.,
NIll tina hs stock of high-brod BciE.au
Hirts preily thorougniy depleted
pth"r f'sidonts OF ...e lliEmBuua
near the ipothills. have COMPLIANCE r..
entity of lhoir henneries being visited
lnl fowls Nlllcd, and II is no doubt rlU
work oi u4cse mountain hall.hr,cds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-11

Wake y1ur arrangement to ,"w'
I'rO LOO June 80 our Indiana pirui. 70.
.1aa' Long PROMISE to toll ns bow
.H D.. be- and W. have an old girl iha.
.W.sr, q. bake us a regular uid corn
road p1n, on the open dr" aud V'
going - have a good time. 81" Do"
f ana ., here. and V.l. lD' 500.
l.N tlo late. DO nut black Your
.".. o. ylu will bc put out ot the
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