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AFTER A YEAR.
EY susie u. pYsr.

L ii year or yesterday
Since We were last together, love,
Since from my side you turned away
To seek some alien star above,
Too far from ken OF mortal clay
u Il . year or yesterday?
u It . year or yesterday
Since ! was called upon 70 bear
"A grief NO balm can e'er allay,
A woe that none may see or share!
Since you have vanished. say, oh say,
Is if year or yesterday:
u il a year or yesterday?
Since laughter died upon my lips
And became too sad to pray,
For ell my stars went IN eclipse,
And hopes aurora paled to gray
II Il q year or yesterday?
. it q year or yesterday?
"a year" cries Loneliness, "a year!"
But Pain with pallid lips cries. Nay!
Too fierce the pang. too fresh the tear,
Too present seems the souls dismay."
L 1t . year or yesterday?
The Century.
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The Fashionable Veil.

Your new veil should conform to the
fashionable rule which demands q reg
ula,ion width Of twenty-four inches
and length Of yard and quarter to
n yard and n half. The length. OF
course. must bear some proportion to
the size Of the hat over which the veil
Is TO he worn. Many a hat which has
gone through the season and Is be-
ginning to show It's looks does perfectly
well with n brand-new fancy tissue
veil folded skillfully about the crown.
Some wells drape the crown rs we'll as
the br!m. \ few jetted pins Will secure
the crown drapery in the desired folds.
Let the rest Of the veil come smoothly
over the hr!m and fall as a valance
would over the face.
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PourIne Pillars By Mold.

Thomas A. Edison, the famous eIec'
trician, once predicted that We should
some time make a great mold and
pour a house with liquid cement. Ap-
preaching that idea is the method OF
making pillars at the st. Louis Worlds
Fair. Great futted pillars thirty-six
feet high and four and a half feet
In diameter are now being made In
q mold set in place. the liquid plaster
being poured in at the top. Ordinarily
such pillars are made In twenty.four
pieces and set In place. leaving many
Joints that have to be carefully point
ed. There will be 112 such columns on
the Textile building.
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srA1r OF Ono, CITY OFT oLxpo, | 40.
Tpraa CODNTY

FRANK J. CHENEY, make oath that he 10 the
senior partner OF the nrm OF =: j. CHLShi sa
Comfy and State aforesaid, and that said
ann viii nav the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
Lars for each and every case Of cAfaR1H that
cannot be cured by the use OF Hall
C.-,raH Crar. FRANK j. CHESET.
sTorn TO before me and subscribed In my
presence, this 9Th day OF December,
sI4I. A. D. 1856. A. NoiSrv "; S11isDs; rSslic.
Halls Ca.arrh Cure il taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous spf-
faces Of the system. Send Tor tesiimoninas'
i,se F.J. CHENEY Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggist, 76c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Tho "Jaunpos" Crown.

A narrow. very high crown In some
felts now seen is called the "jampot."
Ii is not as yet meeting with much
favor. but rs a novelty Is expected to
vie with a revival of the old-fashioned
..coal scuttle" next season.
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'Dr. August Koenigs Hamburg Breast
Tea" writes Mr.. F. Batsch, Of Horizon,
Wis, enabled me to get rid of an obsti'
nate cough; we feel very grateful to the
discoyerer of this medicine" e..
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Mrs. .winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething, soften the gums, reduces tnnamme-
ton ,allays pain cures wind cole. &c. abottlc
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FLYING fish have been known to jump ter
feet above the surface OF the sea.
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II all the worlds a stage, the baker
has q satisfactory roll.
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yards twenty-seve inches wide. four
and seven-eighth yards forty-four
inches wide or four and half yards
ifty-two inches wide when material
has figure or nap; six and three-quartef
yards twenty.seve inches wide. three
and three-quarter yards forty-four
inches wide. or three and fve-eighth
Yards ffty-twc inches wide when ma
terial has neither figure nor nap.
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FITspermansntly cured. No dts or nervous.
nessatfer Hrst days use OF DR.. Kline's Great
NeryeRestorer. S2trial bottle and treatiseiree
DIR. Il. KLINE, Ltd, 9sl Arch ST., Phila., Pa.
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Some people who run into debt ore
forced TO crawl out.
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American windmills can be seen in the
land of the Jordan and Bashan.
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There Is quite q difference between
shrewd man and one who marries shrew.
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Piso's Cure cannot be too highly spoken oI
% 0 cough cure.-J. ". O'BniEs, s22 Third
Avenue, n, Minneapolis, Mimi, Jan Q, 1900
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American linotype machines and printing
presses are used in England.
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PUTNAM FApELEss DYES produce the
brightest and fastest colors.
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The millionaire's chief end is the divid'
end.
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One OF the Best and Latest Designs.
"Slot seams are among the features
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New York City.-Loose coats make
the feature Of the season for young
girls rs we'll as for their elders. and ap-
pear in many variations. This smart
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n 1Ye0-Men for tho United Ssstes Navy; able
bodisd e. y to y sRa re sysRiHsfTiyS isr \ e
kHHDEZvOUS, 81 South Street. View York. or
- Frudsnttal Building. Puaalo.
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The UNION
OF two ARTS
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A Confession and Q capitulai

WHEY had met-loved-parted
promising to write. There
was nothing absolutely orig
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
CARLS BAD.


From the Argus
mistake was made IN the date
given in last issue for the Woodmen
of the World ball and supper. 1t viii
be held on March II, next St Pat
rick's day.
Mr. George d Lucas is still seri
cusly M, but there is stronger hopes
for recovery now than at any time
since she was taken III, She is suffer
ing from peritonit's,
J W BarGeld left for Big Springs.
10 visit a married daughter at that
place. with view to having his son.
Tom. now sick with dropsiCal affeC.
tion at the county hospital. removed
from there To the former place
The Knights OF Pythias gave another
Of their popular and enjoyable smok.
crs which was attended by fully seven.
ty-tivc OF the orders friends Refresh
ments were served. comprising fried
chicken sandwiches. Olives pickles.
cakes etc. washed down with root
beer and coffee and topped by good
cigar Music was furnished by the
Carlsbad orchestra and number of
vocal and Instrumental solos were Civ.
en-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01

st. Louis and returned to Ration the
proud owner OF "A shccpskin.
W. G. Burnett formerly " CO.faX
county. has located IN the new Rock
Island town Of Santa Rosa and will at
an early day start a newspaper in that
lively burg
6. Connor manager in charge Of
the sewer work for the ORourkc
Construction company. returned from
q trip 20 Denver ON Wednesday. bring
Ing with him severn pipe layers 10 put
ON the work
Wednesday might the annual roll cali
and election of officers took place a.
the Baptist church The membership
was fairly wei represented and there
woro q number Of friends Of the church
in attendance. ..ftcr the business of
Ac meeting uad ben disposed of Rev.
D. T. lawlor -. D.. OF Trinidad. Colo.
preached a very excellent sermon. at
th" conclusion Of which the ladies' of
tho Ala society OF the church served
licht refreshments and an hour Of So
cial co-mingling onsucd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
LORDS BURG.

From the Liberal
NJ. 4 Lcahy has been in El Paso
this week and contcmplatos moving
there and going in business.
Mrs. \. :. GoOdell was In town en-
route to Clifton, to visit her sister.
Mrs. Bay shannon
The Arizona ~ New Mexico Tclp-
graph company has completed its tyio-
graph wire from Lordsburg 10 llachita.
along the lordsburg 4 Hacnita rail
road.
Mrs. A. $ Kedzie. who has been in
LOrdsburg for nearly three months Wis
itiug her two sons, left for Fresno
Cal, to visit relatives there.
Oscar Roberts, formerly one of the
well known cattlcmen of this section
OF the country, having for years been
foreman of the Diamond \ ranch. was
In the city last Saturday. The world
has dealt literally with Oscar since ne
ran for sheriff on the democratic tie
kct He has lived In Los Angeles, Cal
married Mrs, Fred Ruch. and e. able
II take life easily and comfortably.
He has not got as much hair on the
top of his Lead as he used to have but
he wears his sunday clothes every day
May prosperity continue with him H.
the wish OF his many friends.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
PINo5 ALTOS.

From Silver city Enterprise
John OEclah' has Joined with r. r.
Lee TO run the Lee concentrate.
lahorcys are scarce and grr being
imported from nciEhhu.,ng camps
Superintendent w r. Hardy has om.
uloyci Charles Smith To run the Noun
cain Key mills.
Harry harvey has just -tru. som,
first class orc uu bis mine ami viii pu;
ou sauE of men to take lut orc b..
the ton.
The mountain sides are covered with
urospuctor, opening ap their claims
with q view oi great demand for
mines iu this section
Colonel j. So. Fleming was here last
week with some mining parties who
came to look over a group of mining
properties and were impressed with
what they saw
- Brownoll is making ARRANGEMENTS
whereby hc VIII iucroas, his goat bust.
uoae AVID run ~ ou % larror scale. tie
will soon become one of the goat kings
OF New Mexico.
The pinos Altos store company last
week. disposed ol the last of it's stock
To- silver city merchants. George
Turner the manager expects TO have
aU tho business of the store company
closed up by the first of March
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01

bell, lSl Kent avenue. Albuquerque. Is
still held at the postoiliCc to" postage.
+. ~ Horlow shot FIVE teal ducks on
lNVeuhurE ice ponds.
The Ladies' Aid society OF St Johns
Methodist Episcopal church. realized
from Sloo TO SIPS 10y its sale in the
CHtrcu block on Saturday afternoon
and evening
City Marshal Ricardo Alarid has en-
tircly rebuilt his 'lusc on Galistoo
street that burned down a few months
ago. ~ present he is building hand
some porcn around IT,
local sports are arranging a bicycle
road race 20 bc run on March l6. 1902.
from Santa Fe to the Pueblo of Santo
pCwin'o. one drummer coming into
Santa Fo hes put "A So hat as one of
the trophies for the winner.
Tcsuquc pueblo now has a resident
school teacher aud his wife The
wholesome erect of this is quite no
ticOahlo i'm the greater cleanliness the
better manners and the improved ap-
pcarancc of young and ou at tho
pueblo.
Superintendent Of County Schools
John V Conway sent instructions to
the directors of district No 22 at Es-
pamela at once to reopen the district
school as there are sufficient funds to
keep tho school open at least four
months longer
NJ X. Mcmillan. of Buffalo. n. Y,
who arrived with his father. Judge Nc
MILAN, may decide to remain IN New
Mexico. He Is a New NurK attorney
and is greatly pleased with New Mex
leo as far as uc has seen the territory
and met its people. lie is a bright and
energetic young man, of tho kind that
New Mexico Is anxious TO have among
its citizens.
In the district court for Santa Fe
county. a suit was fled by B. Rooney.
plaintiff, vs.. the st. Lazarus Gold Min
ing company. 10 secure the payment of
a Judgment ot $2l95S. costs amount.
| ing To Sl2N, and interest on judgment.
\. B. Renchan Esq, representing the
defendant, has accepted service of the
complaint as inc suit is one brought
| hy consent of defendant
Juan Bautiste Luceru, reputod to be
| 40 years of age, died at his residence
on Cerro Gordo, in precinct No. Is.
| The church records merely show that
| he is over 80 years old. not giving his
| exact age. He is survived by one son
and one daughter and many grand and
| decentralization His wife died a
number OF years ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
SAN MARCEAL.

From the Bee.
l.. NJ Lasloy left for a trip to Ari-
zona
1t seems ike old times to have Ed
Montgomery with us. He may decide
TO remain here permanently.
The next meeting of the Guild will
take place at the nom, OF Mrs A.
Cruickshank next Wednesday after
noon.
The work ON the residence of Dr. G.
G Cruickshank Is far enough along to
admit of the assertion that il will be
the contest dwelling on the line OF the
Santa Fe between Albuquerque and
III paso
The months old baby of Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. t.. Owings was very sick
child last Monday night An elder
child gave the baby the head of a
match. and after swallowing il the
baby was attacked with severe cramps.
\ physician finally relieved the little
sufferer
Samuel j. Mcmillan. an iron jawed
man and heavy athlete. was here the
other day in the company Of Ed Cole.
man an Australian tumbler I'm the
afternoon they gave street perform.
ance and i'm the evening entertained
| an audience in .ae Wigwam saloon
| The two men are well up in their bust.
ness. \ feature of the evening was a
sparring bout Of three rounds between
Mcmillan and Charley Helm, the pro.
! prictor Of the house. Mr. Helm sur
| prisod the house by his display OF lis
! tic science, and at the end of the eNcit
| ing contest the referee decided that
the local man had fairly earned the
| title of victor on points. Both men
weigh In at about 900 pounds our
| Charley would not mind having a
friendly go with any ambitious scrap
per in the sCmiavid region.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
ELlZABgTR WN.

From the Miner
Mrs Nannus Gallagher has been ~
This WCch but is couyalosciug
ELIZA rthtovu Is coming to the front
get INTO line and keep with the pro.
C"sSioU
James Blackwell who has been in
BlussNurp for some months past. re-
turned a. Eligahathtuwu the latter part
of last week
Cumrado Johnson was In from tho
wood choppers camp suffering from a
sore hand which b, had lanccd hy Dr
Can.N Nc is one of the old timers in
tins district having come 10 the camp
iu lsrt
Mrs Gussio Dyer. principal of the
EhzahcthtoWu public school gave a
party last evening al the Elizabeth
town hotel I'm honor of the tenth ami.
ycrsary at the birth of Annie Fmke.
I'm evening was hugely oujoycd by
tho company OF little folks who were
present Music and appropriate games
were tho order of the evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
HILL LSBORO.

From tine Advocate
Blly Bay,r came down from Albu
Qucruuo last week
Miss NeG of silver city. is visiting
her aunt Mrs T. Fender.
Like the cat. Sierra county's newly
ISSUED bond. 10 the amount Of $55 900
came back
Mrs T. NJ. Colmau. who has a ranch
ON the river recently Killed pig that
dr.. 'd ltN pounds.
From appearance Il would seem
that tbo north and cast front Of the
rosi1nicc block has been located for a
COW ranch
The tail end of tho eastern blizzard
struck u the middle Of this week. but
II was $50 mld that an oastornor would
not have recognized It II De- had met II
ON the street
We are sorry 10 announce that Miss
NJ \ Robinson is suffering from a So
we're attack uf paralysis. her entire left
side being paralyzcd. She was alone
and when found was unable TO speak.
Her sister Mis- Ella who ls In Cuba.
was ut once notified ana will probably
b, here lu few days
NIs. VI. Armcr one of the best
known Aurura goat breeders In the
waHk- sheariug and reports fine
clipping Mrs. Armcr has some very
Chou, goats i'm her herd. among the
choice cu,s being the fine Augora
buck "Pasha for Which Mrs Amer
paid the highest price ever paid for a
goat
\ birthday DINNER was given az King
ston on the ltth inst, by Mrs Robert
West which was attended by her chill
tr"n ana many friends Mrs. West Is
the widow of one of King-ton's first
settlers Judge West tho first maris
trato of precinct No. Among those
present were Mrs W = uopcWou and
two sons Mrs W II Buchor and
Gaugh'rr Anna, Mrs Fred Mister and
G W West and others AFTER wishiu,
" s West many sucn occasions the
happy guests departed. Mrs West re
o,iypd many ucautiful presents.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
DE MING.

fCom the Headlight
Mrs. T. Fendall. while alighting
from a buggy sprained her ankle quite
severely and since that time has been
confined 10 her room.
Miss Olcott. while performing some
work at the top of a step ladder In her
home, fell and sutained injuries that
have since compelled her 10 remain
in doors
Lieut. Max Sunon. Of the Twelfth
United states cavalry. has opened a
recruiting Office at Deming for the en-
listment OF those who wish 10 enter the
United states army. cavalry or infan-
try, He will be here several days.
DemIng real estate Is constantly
changing hands and weekly sales are
being made Of property, both improved
and in vacant lots. The most import.
ant sale that has occurred IN some
time was made last week when the
Deming Real Estate company sold the
property on the corner Os silver ave.
nua and Pine street to an ri Paso par,
" Tor $500. fhC same company has
also sold To George l.. Shakespeare the
two residences on Tin street at the cor.
ner or Pine street consideration. Sb-
900. Deming will increase In popula-
tion more than 100 per cent the coming
year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
SANTA FE.
FROM tho Now Mexicnn-

From the New Mexican
Rafael Wilmington, a young relative
OF Col. J. Franco Chayes. arrived in
this ely from Williams. Arizona. 10
visit here for few days The young
man states that the drought i'm north
arn Arizona Is very severe no snow
having fallen In the San Francisco
mountains. and that In many places
thore Is scarcity even Of drinking
water.
John $ Candelario received ship
mont Of Iicarlla baskets and bead.
work from the Jicarilla Indian reser.
walton.
: \ Laughlin, OF Monterey. Califor-
MIA. Who has Deen in the city for sew
eral lays looking after his interest con
nected with the Eaton land grant in
southern Santa Fe county, left for
home.
A letter addressed To Mrs. C. =. Hub.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
CLAYTON.

From the Enterprise.
Mrs Florence Bartlett. who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs W. j Eaton and
her sister, Miss Mabel Gildcrslcevc, re.
turned ~ her home in santa Fc.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry HrrrOn left the
first part of this week 10 take up their
residence at Tucumcari Clayton will
feel the loss of this cstimablc couple.
but our loss is Tucumcari's gain.
Fred J. Burch returned FROM Wichita
kas. whore he had been attending the
Z citing If the Oklahoma Tive Stock
association. as a delegate lie re.
ports an interesting meeting and a
lively time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
AzIEc.


rom tIc Index
There are going to hc some good
buildings go mp m Aztec this summer
j g. Hutcldns, of Colorado Springs.
ls visiting mis- brother, {. ;. iutchns.
ut Cedar Hin
Helen, tine Sycar-old daughter OF
Mrs Raynoids, Is I'LL at the family resi-.
doucc IN Aztec
Work was suspended on the govern.
m"ut Indian ditch on the reservation.
last week but 10 is SAID operations viii
hc resumed soon
G. y Hare has purchased of J. l..
Vance the old Buuhcr ranch ON the
san Juan 1850 acres. consideration,
$500
Marion q Griffin has recently sold
to \. ! Bcll the place near Hood
known as the Rcinhuld Tuur ranch,
consideration 81 500.
Il r. loathormau, deputy United
states marshal, came in from Ahu-
puoruuo 10 summon the Jurors for the
spring term Of the United States court
AT Santa Fc. The Jurors from this
county are G. 5 Boyd simon MARTINEZ
and Florcnriu Manzanarcs
John NJ Wilson and Charles :. Whit,
son this week maze homestead filings
on lGu acres each on land on the south
side of the San Juan river.
Au election occurs at Pennington
Tuesday ON the question of granting a
franchise To G. II Mcllonry for "A water
works system. Pennington needs the
water works
specifications tor the new court
house building call for structure
l5Nl5 In size, 2S feet high with bell
tower and a well designed roof the
whole effect being "A very pleasing one
II will stand on the court house block
I'm the upper part Of town, and will
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
RATION.

From the Range
All school districts In the county
which will have summer terms have
employed teachers.
Mrs. Joe Decker and daughter, lie
khe. or Lynn. are very sick with
pneumonia. at the home of Mrs. Bent
ley, on South First street.
Hugh Fletcher has completed his
course In the commercial college in
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
SILVER CITY.

From the Independent.
Miss Lidic Taylor was quite seri-
uusly ill of pneumonia last week. but
passed the danger point safely. and iG
now recovering
Local builders are unanimous In the
opinion that TINS year Will be record
breaker in Silver city as far as build.
ing Is concerned, The majority of i'm.
pruy"monts VIII bee residences.
John VI. Eritter is still confined to
his home as the result of his recent
runaway accident and it may be- a
couple of weeks Yet before ne will be
able 10 Ice mp and about. his injuries
being more serious than al first i'm.
aEiuod
Mayor John w. Fleming, ut this city.
vast last week appointed hy Governor
OtcrO as aidc.do-Camp with the rank Gf
colonel ON the staff of the commander
in-Chief of the National Guard of New
Mexico Colonel Fleming is fully cuti-
tlcd 10 the honor whiCn has thus been
bestowed uuon him He has not only
been active in his efforts To advance
the interests of the New Mexico Ma
ttonal Guard at all times. bat has par
ucipatod In Indian campaigns. and his
appointment Is a Just recognition of
his fitness and past service Tho ap-
poinimont Is very much appreciated
ON the part of the members Of the
local military company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
LAS CRUCES.

From the Progress.
=. B. Bentley has been appointed
pOstm" stoT al Modoc
The rancAers are feeling happy over
the fact that water is now flowing IN
the bitches
\ social club of sixteen members
was formed IA Las Cruces the other
evening that is an exception to the
general rule in tnat IL has not adopted
any name as yet The object Is ucclar.
ed to be general good time for all
concerned, ana meetings will be held
every two weeks
T.. c. Roberts president Of the Elo.
phant Butte Dam and Irrigation com
pany. died i'm lil Paso Mr.. Roberts has
been IN the southwest about twenty
years. having been In III Paso He was
the originator of the Elephant Butte
Dam company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01

From the Republican,
Miss Abbie Potter Of Cnamberino.
arrived here and will visit for few
days with Mrs r. t. Faulkner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Foy left for their
home NJ Organ, whore they were given
an old fashioned chivarari hy their
friends. II is said Harry did the cle-
giant"
4 r arrived here on visit for sew
eral months to her aunt Mrs. j. V.
COWan.