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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-09

London. Feb Snow storms and
fogs enyelop practically all OF Great
Britain The weather is the most
severe known In twenty years For a
time London was enveloped in dark
ness. trafnc interrupted and naviga-
tion on the Thames and Mersey very
dangerous. Unprecedented snow fall
necessitated the suspension OF outdoor
work In many districts. and vehicuiar
and railway traffic were carried on
with the greatest difficulty. In parts
OF Scotland and Wales communication
is eRtirely blocked.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-09
s.r,.d on I.-.nr.r.r.I.. s,.n.

Label. Miss. Feb S.-H. d. Grant.
aged So. Is dead lie was a civil en-.
gineer and West Point graduate. Dur
hg the civil war he was a captain Of
engineers on General Beauregard's
stan and participated In the siege Of
Charleston and the defense Of Macon
and Savannah. he was engineer OF
the new st. Louis bridge.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-09
Eadcl.n. D.mand. Damages.

Denver. Feb. S.-rhe News says A
demand has been made upon Governor
Ormau by Secretary OF State Hay AZ
Washington for investigation OF the
destruction last summer OF buildings
OF william Radcliffe. the Englishman.
located on Grand Mese lake. this state.
by a mob Radcliffe appealed 10 Brit
ish Ambassador pauuccfote for re-
dress. demanding S5l.OOO damages OF
We state OF Colorado
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-09
wa,ssm.n nul B.pk Thieves.

Lancaster. Pa. Feb, S.-An attempt
was made 20 rob the Gap National
bank az Gap. Pa. ending in lively ex.
change OF shots between Town Watch
man David StamiX and the burglars.
The robbie tled without having Sc
cured any plunder.
One of the supposed robbers was
subsequently arrested az Parkersburg
and brought 10 Lancaster. lie has a
bad wound IN the face.
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Water F.mis. Thrss,.s.a.

Am. Tex. Feb. s.-Bonhsm is
a.. 'u' we'd with a water famine The
80 80 srworks pool is lower than II
IN IN -, been before. The Planters
-. - .''' Ia the city light plant have
~, ~. city water for some time.
Save nav - 20 Yn informed that they will
. na,o " o,is arrangements to secure
Nrp
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-09
Chnd Burned

Ratcliffe. Tex, Fet - -
the little daughter OF Las, t.Ast Neeh '
badly burned about thcN'ses,lI was was
standing around camp She was was
dress caught Her moth"heh ueI
hut before the flames coulias tnere
sbe was fatally burned. Sundued
- - - ~, Friday He'd OF
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-09

, Wa,icSn M lx.. Feb. s.-joe Cruz,
.,aa,er = ',H he death in peculiar
,La g., ~ chopping wood on
az az 49, ., tbo foo,Brown and built a
i'is - " g., tr,nt "a hollow tree. lay
MT Unrinc tho nighnd went to sleep.
w. W., a." ,S,,n rushing the life
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-09

Kansas CITY. Feb. S.-The
Central railroad. extending ffan
Paso. Tex. 10 the City Of MeNEl
reportcd TO be on the market. ads
santa Fe and Rock Island raih
are said 20 be- rivals in a race To-
possession.
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Drank carboiio Acid.

Fl Paso. Tex. Feb S.-Rosa Abaeato
OF Jrarcz drank carbolic acid aud died
In great agony nine hours later. Ihere
Is ne known cause for suicide and re-
Iatiy,s OF the woman who reside here
arp ;ocllned TO believe that she was
.saIfr ssaA
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-09

Washington. Feb S-The senate
committee on public buildings and
grounds reported favorably the fol
lowing bills for public buildings:
Gelnesyilie Tex. ss000o; Selma.
Ala, 100000: Reno. NeT.. $4,000.
New Orleans. La. sl250.O00; Dur.
ham. y. c.. 100000; Georgetown. $.
C., 100000; Memphis Tenn. (addi-
tom 100000
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Engine blew Up.

Jacksboro. Tex. Feb. s-The steam
engine az Rlsley Bros rock crusher
blew up Friday tearing out one end OF
the engine Fortunately no one was
IN front or very near the engine az
The tine Of the accident.
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sir.w n.nn.m.n s-ni.ne.a.

ew York. Sch. S.-Walter n. Fern
a professional straw bondsman.
teen sentenced by Judge Foster
SArisonmcnt with hard labor at
mug rris0a for six years and ten
far usriurv Ear~hs~S'-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-09

The Illinois FISH commission has de-
cided that IL will not issue permits for
fee fishing unless the fishing Is done
under the supervision Of a FISH warden
or a deputy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-09

Washington. Feb. S-The house laid
aside all public business toiay 10 pay
tribute 20 the late Representative Rob
eTt Burke OF TeZas
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appeared against him and told the
court he had squandered $1,000 be-
longing 20 her. leaving her penniless.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-06

orders n mad reputation, FOR men often
get careless aud have been known to
leave towns owing small bills. The
better class OF brothers. who are con
tent to stay in a city and make 1t their
home as long "a the company viii give
them employment have little In com
mon with the boomer and are doing
what they can to prevent such q class
existing. OF course the time may
never come when these men will be
extorminated entirely, but the Brother
hood IL dolng IFS best 20 prevent boom
ing and It's efforts are certainly bear
ing fruit ! might add that all OF the
orders are feminist looming and that
all are combining their efforts TO ciiace
Il from rairoading. The Il. of l.. F.
has, perhaps. done more TO run ont the
boomer than any of the other orders
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-06

the arrest quiet they would be able To
land the other men. The request was
granted 'and silence maintained until
the untimely news was made public.
THE story Is yet immature" said the
marshal THIS morning. III the accom-
plicos of Muafoo know anything OF his
CAPTURE then considerable damage has
been cone, and there is little hope Of
locating them"
Munroc had been about the city for
como time. working as painter under
the name OF Daily. and il was while
the police were working on the Nann
case that the marshal landed Munroc.
Knowing his reputation, the opinion
was that the right man had been cap
turcd. but there was nothing on his
person that could In any way connect
him with this sensational robbery He
has been placed in the sweat box sew
eral times, but nc positively denies any
knowledge of the robbery. Usually
20 conservative Le las changed his
Mood and talks freely of robberies end
methods employed. His knowledge OF
the crooked work Is complete. lie said
he was not after loot but was getting
roauy to work on the banks in the
southwest. which arc ovcrnuwed with
money He almost succeeded in
widening his fame as q Jail breaker at
the county jail Sunday without tools
or ccans To effect an escape, the dar-
ing breaker was not without resources.
Tearing strip from the window cas-
ing OF his cell. he secured the iron
window weight and using t as n chisel
&c he'd 4 large opening almost through
the heavy masonry, when another pris-
oner blabbed. and the petty work
stopped suddenly. When caught in
the act Munroe laughed and said he
was doing It for exercise.
Chief McMilin feels confident that
this man knows something about the
Vann robbery. but he refuses to impart
any important information. relat-
| ing to the sessions in the sweat box.
From Munroe's past reputation, his
skill with touching safes. and his pres
enco in the southwest. Il is believed
that he was on business trip. which,
| had he been successful, would have
resulted in an enormous loss for some
one. He is well educated a smooth
talker and his workmanship is clever.
A reward of 500 covers his capture
from Walla Walla, which goes down
into the marshal's pocket. and his es.
cape from two other prisons was fol-
lowed by rewards. He will be held
here until more satisfactory develop
| ments are reached.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-06
RALPH HILL DEAD.
Injuries Received the Other Day re.
suit IN His Death.

Ralph ilill who was crushed be-
tween two cars saturday about noon,
died thi~ morning about | o'clock from
the result of his injuries.
Ar. Hill had boon Connected with the
Santa Pc here for number of years
and recently was foreman OF the da.'
yard crew.
He suffered intensely up 20 the time
of his death. The vital organs were
crushed. causing his death. a young
wife. Formerly Miss Anna Wilds, and
two small children. IL lett without a
husbands and fathers tender care.
The bcreayed family have the deepest
sympathy OF the whole community.
The funeral will take place from the
residence. 81 West Atlantic avenue,
tomorrow afternoon at 1880 o'clock.
Rev Marsh will ofllciate. lntC:mcnt at
Fairyiow cemetery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-06
- -
MILLION A MONTH.
Nj. Moffat viii Now Spend Money on
Ills New Road

The announcement of the route for
the first thirty-six miles of the Den.
yer, Northwestern G. Pacific railroad,
together with request for bids for its
construction, was made at Denver last
Saturday by General Manager A. c.
Rdgway and Chief Engineer II. J..
Summer of the Colorado.Utah Con
struction company. The work on the
first section is to be begun at the end
of the construction grade of the Den.
yer 4 Northwestern ROAD. eight miles
west of Arvada, and will carry the
road to point within ten miles of the
main range tunnel. a total distance
from Denver of fifty.one miles. The
maximum grade for the entire dis
lance will be two per cent.
We have invited the leading con.
tractors of the west to bid on the
work" said General Manager Ridg.
way. I'VE will commence figuring on
the bids as soon as the limit for nj
ing expires, and expect to be able TO
award the contract about Christmas,
II not before. We will ask for bids on
the other part of the road as quickly
as we can get our estimates and fig
ures in shape. The work will! be pro-
secuted as rapidly as possible, and
have notified Mr.. Moffat that after the
first of April of next year we will draw
on him for 81 .000, 900 n month for the
construction of the road. think our
road will be a marvel In railroad con.
struction. Parts OF II will be the most
difficult construction ever attempted,
particularly that part through South
Boulder canon. When work on the
road begins Denver people will think
they are being bombarded from the
amount of blasting which will have to
be done"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-06
Brakeman Burke Injured.

Under similar circumstances to
those in which Switchman i'm was in
jured in the local yards Saturday, Joe
Burke. brakeman on local freight run
ming from Las Vegas to this city, was
mashed at Lamy yesterday. Conductor
Hurd was in charge of train, pulled by
engine in charge of Engineer Archi-
bald. Burke was making coupling, the
cars came too fast and the Drawbacks
gave way, catching the unfortunate
man and squeezing him severely. a
special engine conveyed him 10 the
Las Vegas Santa Fee hospital for treat
ment. The extent of his injuries are
not known. 1t is reported here this
morning that Engineer Archibald will
he held accountable for the accident,
as he did not obey signals given by the
trainmen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-06
TAOS COUNTY,.
The Last County in the Territory to
Report to Secretary Raynods.

The total vote cast in Taos county
on November 4, was 1,9f5 votes, an in
crease of 32 votes since two years ago,
the republicans gaining 173 votes and
the democrats losing 14l votes. The
following precincts cast over 100
votes: Taos, 22, Chamisal, 14S: Pc
nasco, 1873; Rio Chiquito. 1870; FL Llano
l2S; Questa, 1877; Cerro. 1925; Cordova.
ll3; Prado. 112; Arroyo Hondo, 100.
The vote for each candidate was as
follows: For delegate, b. $. Rodey, r.,
i.159; II. p. Ferguson, d., 1856 coun-
ell Malaquias Martinez. r.. 1,1S5; Ven
ceslao Jaramillo, r.. LIZ; J. II. Crlst,
d., SOC; Leonor Garcia, d.. T4S; house,
Pedro Sanchez. r.. 1887; Juan G. Mar
tinez, d., S76; Granville Pendleton r.,
l 100; David Martinez, Jr.., r., LOO;
Ricardo Archuleta. d.. SAG; Tobias Es-
pinora, d.. 1877 county commissioner,
second district. NJ. A. Chacon, r., lii;
p. Lopez. d., sci; county commission
err, third district. Higinio Romero, r..
1883; j. b. Vigil, d., S49: probate
judge, Lucas Dominguez. r., LOB. s.
Abreu. d.. s27; probate clerk, Thomas
Martinez y Gonzales. r., 1,05S; e.. Con-
zales. d., SIS; sheriff, +. Trujillo, r.,
1896; X. o. Porter, d.. S2l assessor,
A. Santistevan. r.. l,l47; Clemento
Mascarena, d.. 7Ss; treasurer and col
lector, Ramon Sanchez. r, l,l3s; S. Luz
Zero, d.. 79l; superintendent of public
schools, A, b. Trujillo, r., 1857; A. +,
Joseph, d., TAB: county surveyor, +.
Santistevan. r.. LAG; ID. Jaramillo, d.,
776. Three precincts gave demo
cratic majority, 10 a republican ma
jority and one was q tie.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-06
Campsiun Of Education.

You have no idea what campaign
OF education is now being carried on
In the advertising that is being given
the Pecos valley" said Frank Morgan,
of the firm of Morgan, Bobb < Co.,
at the Grand Central recently. AT
least $4,000 a month is being spent to
advertise this valley in the United
States and In foreign countries, and !
am satisfied that there will be heavy
immigration to this valley this winter.
Excursion trains will be run twic. a
month until next May and the low
rate of one fare plus 81 for the round
trip from all points. will bring many
people here Roswell Register.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-06

Wagner a. NJ.
Maxwell City.
David, Mrs j.; Fletcher, H.; Meyer
hotter, J. $.
MagdaIena.
Allen. l.. NJ; Laney. VIM; Thomp-
son, Clara; Viewer, Il.
Rincon.
Garcia. j.; Jellesen, H.: Jones, j.:
McCusker. p; Ralston, e. E.: Rosales.
c.; Sedillo, Mrs. q.
Ration.
Abraham. NJ, Bcvcr, j. w. Clark,
hrs. NJ; Cloud, r.; Nicholas. o. NJ;
Stark, N; Vorenberg, s.; Written,
G. II.
O'Brien, NJ.
Springer.
Chavez. j.; Latnor, w; Murray, r.
Silver City.
Anderson. c., Donaldson, NJ; Geitz
& Gets Bros; flalmer. T.; Lindaner Il
Burnside: Stout. j. n: Scott. w. H.;
Scott w. D.; saliz. d. u; Valencia.
Jesus; Wits, l.. G..
Santa Fc.
Flynn. NJ: Gerdes. j. H.. Sandoval,
G. NJ; Van Scheck. a.
San Antonio.
Candelario, pcferis.
Gan Marcial.
Kimm, +. w; Laizure, O. G.
Thornton.
Loclaire, II. \; Fowles. o.; Griffin,
H.; HALLOWEEN. Paul; Bland Herald;
McDermott. j.; Parson, G. S. Sigura,
N; Thomas. j. {.
Tuisrosa.
Bailey, NJ; Gejaldo. d.. Borelo, =.
Wagon Mound.
Chavez. Eusibia; Skies, w. j..
Watrous.
Barnes, s.; CASHIER Virgin. Frauhle,
C.. Gentry, Geo: Iicreia, j.: Luccro,
Il. NJ; Longevan, j. s.: Ollvas. f.:
Parsons. c. s.: Regensbury, j.; Rom
ero, a.; Scgua, H.; Salazar, A. r.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-06
MsrcHELL's SOUND ADVICE.
Words That Touch the Heart Of the
Trade Union Question.

John Mitchell. president OF the Unit
Cd Mine Workers OF America In his ad
dress at Wilkesbarre Mitchell day"
uttered one of the soundest and wisest
sentences that has ever been heard in
Ill the long dispute between labor and
capital.
II want" he said, the union miners
20 prove that they are better workers
thsn the non-union men"
In that he got close to the heart Of
the trade union question. He set forth
the one ground upon which organized
labor" can hope permanently to sue.
coed. What II wanted is not union la
bor nor non-union labor. per Sc. but
stuply the best labor. the most skill
mi, the most eiicient. the most trust
worthy labor. That Is what employers
want and what they are bound to have
and when they find II they will employ
Il without regard to its unionism or
uOu-unionism The moment union
workers prove they are better workers
than non-uui0n workers they will be
Employed TO the exclusion OF the latter
aod there will be no need Of strikes to
eject that end. But not only employ
60 want the best labor. Industry wants
e. The public welfare requires 1t.
-. commercial and Industrial inter
- Of America demand It. 1t Is the
ycssast trueism that that nation will
,ncnH eucceed In the arts OF civilization
- n the Industrial competition OF
- void IN which the standard OF ef
Gclnocy anoag workingmen ID high
nose we're sound words Of Mr. Nit
enoors They deserve TO be inscribed
- ths walls q ~ meeting place Of
- 49, unlon e ~ land. They
-~-se~ 800 ohool1 - ~ true mis-
s1~ = - = ~ 49, nins6oss OF ths
111nr uo1sa, = 49, - menesss ese
~ vo9as11L nGDs $500 wosssss
~, q ~ 80 - - oeooae Vol
80. 0H1uoDpA - 60 Usoe1 ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-06

Miss Frances Graves, OF AlbuQuer-
que. VINO came down Wednesday even
ing to spend Thanksgiving with her
sister, returned home this morning.
Louis c. Becker. who Is attending
the University Of New Mexico, spent
his Thanksgiving vacation here. the
guest OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Becker.
DIR. VIM. ID. Radcliffe left yesterday
morning for Santa Fe to attend the
meeting of the territorial board OF
health.
Hon. C. A. Dalies spent Sunday In
Albuquerque.
Mr.. Smith. OF Kansas City, Mo-. the
claim agent for the Santa Fe. has been
in town for the past week locking ar
ter the right of way for the new road
which is to run through the town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-06
Notice Of Special Masters sale.

Territory of New Mcxco.--in the Dis
trict Court of Bernallllo County.
George X. Noher. plaintiff. VS.. Ambro-
slo Armiio and Anita Armijo de.
PENDANTS.
= Notice Is hereby given that the UNI
dersigned. special master. duly APP
pointed for that purpose viii in pursu-
ance Of the decree of the district court
of the county Of Bernalilo aforesaid.
made and entered on the first day OF
December. 1900, IN the above enutled
cause sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash at the front
door OF the court house of TIE county
Of Bernalllo aforesaid, at Albuquer-
que. on Monday. the first day of De-
cembar. 1902. at about 10 o'clock
a. m. the following described
real estate. towit; Lot number seven.
teen in block number fifteen OF the
New Mexico Town Company addition
to the town tnow city, Of Albuquerque
as designated and described upon the
map and plat made by n. ]. Mack. c.
f.. and filed in the Office of the pro.
bate clerk and exofflcio recorder Of
Bornalillo county. on the 29th dag of
December. 1882. Said sale is made for
the purpose OF carrying into effect the
decree in partition in the above EMIT.
led cause and up)n confirmation OF
said sale the purchaser will be let into
the possession OF tne premises sold.
l. s. HUBBELL,
Special Master.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-06
A SLICK PRISONER.
sr.eh is Harry Munroe Captured by
Marshal McMitlin.

Sr.eh 10 Harry Munroe Captured by
Marshal MeMitlin.
A telegram was received by Marshal
McMillin this morning from the state
prison at Walla Walla. Wash. stating
that Harry Munroe. the man held here
In the county jail as suspect OF rob-
bling the safe of =. Vann Il Son, had
escaped from that prison on November
and was wanted there.
Through photographs and descrip-
tons, Munroe was landed by McMillin
last Wednesday, and It IL said to be
the most important catch made In the
southwest for some time.
Munroe is lot alone wanted at Walla
Walla. where he escaped when serving
q six years sentence. but escaped from
the jail at Canon City. and other Colo
RADIO towns and Ii supposed to have
been connected with several noted rob
berries. He 10 Q notorious safe cracker
and his reputation 10 substantiated by
many bold deeds. Immediately after
the arrest Of Munroe. The Citizen was
requested BY the authorities to keep
the matter quiet. - they thought
Munros has several sccomplicss who
were stu II The Geld. and By keeping
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-06
a BREATHING SPELL.

II the consumptivc could
My keep from getting worse
would be some cncourag--
ncnt.
SCOTS Emulsion at least
lives tired nature a breathing
sccll. The nourishmcnt ard
trcngth obtained from Scott $
emulsion arc 4 grcat relief TO
nc exhausted system.
This treatment alone oftcr
enables the consu'nptive 20
gcther force enough g throw
OFF the disease altogether
Scots Emulsion bin
lrength to the lungs and flesh
10 the body.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-06
BELEN.
Special Correspondence.

Special correspondence.
Belen. N. NJ. Nov. 2S-The Thanks
giving dance given at the Hey Dey club
was a most enjoyable affair. the mum.
Der OF dances being exceptionally
large. Among the guests from away
were Messrs. S. a. Wallace. Wichita.
kas.; Ray Grove. Guthrie. Okla; w.
l.. Stewart Knoxville, Tenn; A. Heyn,
OF Albuquerque Miss Frances Graves,
Albuquerque.
In the series o. The irst five games
OF the tournament the Badgers have
an advantage of over fifty points over
the We Wills. Il. c. Zwciger, of the
Ezees. has the highest average of the
gentlemen and Miss Laura Zinth. OF
the Badgers. leads the ladies'.
The individual averages are as fol
lows:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-06
Snow In 81 paso.

A telegram from FL Paso, dated No
vember 80. says; Snow fell steadily
here for several hours early this morn
ing. and all hills In the vicinity are
white. The weather Is the coolest of
the year. Reports from New Mexico
and Old Mexico indicate that the storm
covered q wide stretch Of country.
North Of here In the white mountains
OF New Mexico snow 10 four feet deep
and wolves and other wild auimlas
have been driven to the valleys Of
the White Oaks country In search Of
food.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-06
NOTICE..

Notice is hereb. given that under
and by virtue of writ of venditioni
exponas ISSUED IN that certain cause
pending in the ditrict court OF the
Second judicial district of the Terri
tory OF New Mexio within and for the
County of Bernalllo, wherein Wallace
Hesselden was the plaintiff and T.. f..
Carnahan was tn defendant and which
said cause Is numbered on the docket
of said court as 20. 6205. |, the under
signed, will. on Monday. the ED day of
December, A. d 1902. ut the hour OF
ten O'Clock In tn forenoon Of said day
at the front stes of the Court House
OF the County O Bernalillo expose for
sale and sell q the highest and best
bidder for cash all the stock and
shares of stockand all the right, title
and interest oithe said u. Il. Carna-
han In the albuquerque Construction
Company therefore, attacned by me In
the said abov, entitled cause, to sat
isfy the judgmnt obtained in the said
cause
r. s. HUBBELL,
Sheriff Of 3ernalillo County, New
Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-06
Gard OF Thsnrr.

We wish 10 thank our many kind
friends and neighbors for their tender
sympathy shown us at the death OF our
daughter, Hattie, and for beautiful
flowers sent in loving remembrance;
also to the Woodmen of the World we
extend our heartfelt thanks.
MR.. AND MRS. S. B. COEN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-06
AFTER The BOOMERS"
Santa Fe Firemsn Trying 10 Suppress
That Glass OF Men.

That CId6A OF Mens
A Santa FEE locomotive fireman at
San Bernardino gives the following
discussion OF booming.
The Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Firemen is doing all in its power to
prevent its members from booming.
Booming, as you probably know, Is for
a fireman. or for that matter any other
sort Of workman, for all Of the orders
have their boomers to shift around
from place to place. staying long
enough to buy suit Of clothes. per-
haps, and then lighting out for the
next division point.
This sort Of doing tends to give the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-06
CONSUMPTION

the most dreaded and deadly OF al d =
eases, % we'll a. pneumonia. aad al
lang troubles are relieved u once and
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