Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-15

head Inc CluZen.
The Citizen is the newsiest paper
published in the southwest.
Miss Mable Green, who was here on
a visit to friends. has returned to
Mountainair, Valencia county.
II you have any news that we do
not get. favor us by dropping in and
letting us know of it. We are always
glad t O publish the news. That is what
the people want, and we want to give
II to them.
The weekly crop bulletin of the ter
rftorial weather bureau will be found
In today's issue of The Citizen. 1t con-
tains information and data of great in
terest to farmers, horticulturalists,
sheep raisers and cattle growers.
Page b. Otero, the territorial fish
n game warden, has returned to the
capital. On reaching Santa Fe he gave
put officially the appointments Of dep
uty game wardens for this district,
See Official note published elsewhere.
Col. E. C. Manning, one of the orig
fnal builders of Mountainair, out in
Valencia county, is happy these days.
The better half of his household has
arrived from Topeka, and will help the
colonel make a thriving town out OF
Mountainair.
If you have a house to rent, OF want
to rent a house: If you nave anything
to sell or want to buy anything, you
can reach every %inhabitant in this sec
ton through the want column OF The
citizen. Such advertisements cost
only / cent a word; minimum charge
Is cents per insertion.
The Weekly Citizen appears every
Saturday. 1t contains the most ella
BILE and latest territorial, mining, edu
cational, stock raising, railroad, socia
and political news of the week from al
points of the territory. 1t is an excel
lent p to send to friends in thu
east. Price, 5 cents per copy; 81 pc
year.
r.. l.. McCance, assistant treasure
and auditof of the Pennsylvania Devel
opment company, and p. F. Knight
superintendent of telegraph of the San
Ia Fe Central railway, drove to Ken
needy, from which place Mr.. Mcclure
will return to Santa Fe. Mr.. Knight
will continue to Antelope Springs. The
trip is being made overland and on
company business.
A few Sundays ago, the good people
of Mountainair, Valencia county, got
together and organized a Sunday
school John w. Corbett was elected
superintendent; Mrs. George w. Han
Ion, assistant superintendent, and Mrs
M. l.. Corbett, secretary and treasurer
Sunday school meetings are held ever.
Sunday afternoon at the home of MI
and Mrs. w. r. Green.
The Rt. Rev. j. B. Pitaval, auxiliar
bishop of the Santa Fe archdiocese G
the Roman Catholic church, will retur
Sunday to Santa Fe from a confirms
ton tour which has lasted about fou
weeks. He has visited this city, Be
nalillo and other points, and viii
here greeted President Roosevelt, we
coming him to the territory on beha
OF the Roman Catholics of the teri
tory.
The following quotation by Senate
Davis relating TO the newspaper an
its town is in general true, but III
figures given by the senator are veI
low and would apply to weekly rath'
than daily papers. The Citizen, est
mating conservatively, gives sever
hundred dollars yearly free for the be
eft of Albuquerque, its enterprise
churches, lodges, societies. Eve
year" says Senator Davis, of IllinoI
"every local paper gives from 500
5000 free lines for the benefit of Il
community in which it is located. J
other agency do or will do this. TT
editor in proportion TO his means do
more for his own town than n 9th