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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24
12te Marg.
Oct irife Sanoforilaos
Deotaeelie iifret.
,Sporgsmaalet pil blipe aiginrt, %
Srlanos 5remtiO pil blipe fulo al
0aab, Tiger Sobn Heomono.

Dublin, 18. 9lpril. Den irite H1=
tionaltonpention Ilutteoe 2ftes. s 2
Od9e gennem9it ben en- Masfe at
polemiif 2trbejbe og tom ub af bet, for
at citere 3. g. S'gonnor, ,,icalplels
anb bonoreb" fra en- prspe, iom bels
8erben bar iaettdget. Den life alene
formebe SrlanIbs 1ren1tib, men ben
bolot bet m99tiee brittiite Miniiteri=
ums St9bne / fin 5aano."
Scbn Rebmonb gsr ben pigtiee 9ilz
lpsning, at De 9gnorinssforIas, aon@
pentionen bar eiort, bill blips psbtaest
af 5elestonferencen meGlem 2oro
Ounraoen, 2orb Wabo, 8aptajn
Sbaipez 5aplor, cSobn Rebmonb.
Miniam O'grpan os 8. 90. RusieG.
Oette iifrer, prattiit Jet, @sbtaselien
uf bet irfte 2anbforilag.
Gn at be pietigite 9Gnbringer er, at
ben omeritanife 5omeiteublop princi=
pielt ifal fsies til 5orilaoet for at parz
ne 8enoerne inob 5slgerne af 2oan o5
mob Lamb 9rabbers" og Lamb job
fers" Operationer.
Sobn aebmono gjoroe felgenbe Ree
begerelie til Q(siociateb preIs:
,,&onbentionen bar BEN pieti9Ite mo-
tipndle 5oriamling, Iom cr bolbt i Ssz
lamb De iibite 6unorebaar. Oeriom
oeres 2ln6efdlin9er gennemfpres, ON
eno Blot bet pefentlige, ofRegerin9en.
Ida pil 2dnofpergsmaotet bere az
9jort, og Srlanos5remtio bill blipe lps
% baabefulo. aonpentipnens 9(n6es
folinger bil blioe itettet al 2dnbfpnfez
rencens Wfeolemmer, % be pil blipe fos
rela9t 3egeringen Iom 6dabe 2anbeis
ernes og 5orpogternes 5orbringer.
Seq bar bet iterteTt mulige 6aab
ON, at &egerinqen pil 6aoe 8isbom
npf til at peOta9e Dem. Sm alt gaor
bel, iaa bill 5elgen blibe dbIplut Gn=
oe paa 2anbfri9en oSrlanb, 6orening
al De forItellige alasIer cg g:tenoelier
/ bette 2anb, meo uunbguaelig Son.
cesiion naften pieblittelig, bpert 5ato
/ benne Generations 2eretib, at ct
Sbitem at nationalt Selpitpre
Seq lnfpnifer hele ben irite Nution
baace biemme oe ube omtrin9 til bette
itorartebe 3eTultot al bet qlrbejoe,
OpCFrefer p9 2ibelier al re Meno.
Iom bar lebet Den irIfe rationale 9es
O9qelie | be foun0ne faa Qtur, % ie9
bddber, at be maa !epe og ie bere5
8runbIatningers SGer."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24
Statsfup | Serbien.

Song 9llerdnoer al Serbien bar
fulgt jim 5aOsr Song Mildns Gtsemz
pei. yldur Gor6oloene Serbien life
arteoe iig rigtigt efter U2ilans 6obeo,
prppeoe ban at rdsle Iibt meo Staisz
tup, og 5Oltet funbt iig taalmpbigt /
De 5orfatnirgsbruo, ban preIterebe.
g3u far, fom fagt, Song 2(leranber
tigeleoes forisgt Zig / Statitupz 6aanos
oarfet. 5prifelIige qope, aigsoa9en
6aboe peotdget og ban ielO itdoFaItet,
6ebdgsoe bam life. 5or at ilippe at
meo oisIe Gore bar ban iaa iuspenbtz
ret 5orfatnin9en CO / en- 6aanpepenz
oirg puitet 2iO / gamle 2obe og ifaffet
Jig npe Senatorer og MiniItre. Der
efter bar ban beoionet 5orfatningen
i'm 9l9tslie peo uopboloelig at Iatte
ben / &raft igen.
0et 6ele ligner en- burlelt s5dree.
2igeIom ben ierbiite 5orfatnin9 bar
Der, iaa bar ben Der life, og iaa bar
ben Der bog alIigeOel. Spsrgsmaalet
er Blot, ON Serberne bill fnbe 9eba9
/ bisie 5orioinoinssfuniter meo 8ore
fatningen. Serberne bar langmooige
operfor Milan, men bet er life sipst,
at 2angmobigbeben ogiaa bil itratfs
til operfor 4leranoer pg Draga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24
arissifibct ussSO,ua :"

genTacola, lla., %. Qlpril. arigss
tibet osSona". IOm Orog ub iibite
Manoag for at fulbfsre fine Stpbess
oelfsr, bleo ilGbt inO Ger til / @aar
fuloitanOig ipuopgtigt, ibet 0amppis
ben bar iprengt, og Stbreappdrat,t
sbelagt. llbetpet banote SI. 5 gaar
Gftermibbags, og ire al Regeringen5
Slabeboaoe bleo itrots fenotSfibet til
llnoiatning. Oct Oil toge minoit 10
0dge at reparere Stdben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24

itprret, inbtil iioIte Dom / Sagen er
aflagt af De forenebe Staiers Soeieites
ret, men 9lttorneD @eneraIen n99tebe
bet paa bet beItsmteite. 6eller lite bill
ban iige noget ON Regeringsns pibere
!6eniister. Gan penter. at ,,Nortbern
Securitn Company" fal bsje fig for
Circuit Rettens Dom, os at andre
,Mersers", fom fommer inb unber
Rettens 9enbelie mob Sammeniluts
nineer, pelao itol fdlOe tilfsie.
(,,4merita.")
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24
SO | Mtlantcrbapet.

5Dite ,,Seeparte" bringer 5elge
,,Reue 9am6urgiI9e 9erien 9alle" en-
Mepbelelie at ftor 8etpnning for ale
Sttbe, Der ital til eaer fra Horbamez
rita og europa.
Den 8. og 8. Darts er Jet Itore So
fieloe paa Stretninsen fra 45-49 q.
q. 8r. os 47-43 9. Q. 9sb.
Den 20. Marts er fet A Itore So
fielbe paa AZ q. q. 8r. oe 49a O..
Q. 2gb.
Den 10. Marts er Jet mango Sss
bisrge paa Stratninsen fra AZ g. %.
8r. 80 g. 9. 2sb. til AZ q. q. 8r.
52a Q. 2so.
Den 27. er Iet ct fort Ssbiera paa
ALI q. q. 8r., 53a q. 9. 29b.
0isfe Ssmasier, Der iaa tiplig OPP
treber paa ben pebtasne Oarnpifibss
rute, er en- ganIte oberproentlig 8e9is
penbeb, Der fraper flor 5oriigtigbeo
meo Nubigerinsen. S 5el9e See
tparte"s Maanebsfort for glpril bar
8biten of Newfoundland ollereoe mtot
/ 5ebruar blrteret af p9lbige Ssmass
Ter, Der altioa sienIpnliet er rbttst
neget burtist frem mob Spo, Iaas
leoes at bet life er umuligt. at Der M
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24
8rGnot SSernbancbrp.

5rempealeau, Nis., %. 2fpril. -
6apoe man life 3ibe opba9et, at
gurlingtons8dnens fore 8ro pper
5rempealeau Rioer br9note, piloe st
arbejostog meb flere 5rugtpo9ne meo
italienlte Qrbejbere pare itbrtet neo
Syloben, os 3abet al Menneifelip bic
bet frpsteligt. Oa Soget itanoiebe,
bar 2otomotipets aofunger life oper
100 Sob fra ben br9nbenoe Bro.
Qlae 5og maotte ienere Ienbes en-
Smoej oper 6loben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24
isorsiftct Wbiifp.

Gdmoen, @rt., %. alpril. s. 70.
purpear, en- 9ppograf fra @breDport,
os en- Sngenisr Oeb Rapn Smitb fra
5orbDce, 2lrf., er bsbe. ianbipnaispis
unber girtning af Dbiitp, Der bar
p9ret forsiftet.
Soe Cameron af 9ittsburg, po.,
og s. .. 5remont af SactIon, Wlisf,
er fensslet for Mistante om at BABE
eipet bsm be forsifteDe Dritteparer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24
,,Hurtbern Security
Company" erflGres uloplist.

IttorneD @sneraI anor bar punbet
en- itor Sejr, ioet Dommer 5boner al
be 5orenebe Staters Circuit Court
of appeals ertl9reoe. at ben fore
Sdmmenilutning af Sernbaner tenbt
nnber Raonet ..Rortbern Securitp
Company" er uloplig. 9ommen IDs
Der pad, at naar flere Ssrnbaner er
paraIeIle og tonturrerenoe, er en- iaas
ban Sdmmenilutnine of beres Snter
ester imro Sherman Unit 3ruit 9os
ben, ioroi ben albeles uotlufter Apns
furrence.
s5oei De ire Sernbanefpitemer Nor.
tberH qucific. 9reat Rorthern og Bur
iinston iIuttebe fig iammea, idulebes
at osres Snteresier blep De iamme, og
De bIeO enige ON 5aiiier og 8rugier,
soelagoes enbber aonturrence mellem
bem.
Oplssninaen df aROrthern Securi>
IN Company" oil lite babe nogen
Snoflppelie poa gjenbomsretten til be
foritelige Sernbaner. fun mda be life
bape en- fGaes 9eItDrelie. Oct er
ubbre iiore GUNNER, bet brejer Iig ON.
.,Qortbern Securitp Company" bdUoe
en- aapital paa $4O0,0O0.000 og be
tre Seru6dneipitemer baobe tilidms
men en- U1ilel9ngbe pda 1885.
8. pierpontsMorgdn og s. s. 6iG
erflarsr, at be bill labe Sagsn ofssrs
peb be foreneos Staters 9sjeiteret, o9
be pooiiaar, at be bill bare | Stano til
at bepiie Summenilutningens 2oplies
beb. De beoite ar9fter inben Sd9fss
reritdnoen, iom pengs bar funnel
itaffe, bar peret beif9ftigebe meo at
finbe en- llbpej, boorpeb en- Mur tunos
bnggss ON Sompagniei, men Iom bet
fDnes til insen RDtte. Saa oisie bar
Moreons9ia aombindtionen I'm
Gag, at Der allerebe par Jale ON at
bonne iereSdmmeni ilutninger at idms
me Siaes. Saa tom Circuit Rettens
Dom Tom ct Slag 2lniistst paa
aorpordtionerne.
Denne Dom er ida meget itsrre
3riumf for QlttorneD General anor,
fom bon dltib BAR erfi9rei, at Sbers
man 2(Htis 5ruit Gopen ret uolagi %
bddnbb9pet par fufbt ub tilitr9ttelig
til at binbre enbper Sammenilutning
fom mobarbeibebe Goltets bebiie Sn=
teresi.r. 9a Dannelien af .,Nortbern
SecuritD" aompusniet fsrit bar paa
Sale, for @upernsrerne be fem Stas
ter, bpis SnteresIer itob poo Spil,
babbs inbienbt beres alose, Opforbres
be pr9iisent Rooiepelt 2lttornep 9ss
nsralen til at unberis9e Sogen. og
anor inblepsrebe allereoe 5ebruar |
Jior fin Rapport, at aompagnist bar
uloplist, iioen bar ban meO Itor 5aals
mobiebeb os Sbarbisbeb iamlet be
nsbpenbiee 9ionesbprb for at bepiie
fin paaitonD.
0upernsr Ban Cant par ben ferite,
iom oificislt nebldgbe proteit mob ben
fore ,,Werser", os ban er MI f9rbeles
pel fornsiet meo llofaloet.
en 9louotat fra Worgans6iI 9oms
binationen far peret Daf6inston for
at anmone 4ttorneb General anor ON
at ti[labe ,,ylortberen Securitp Goms
pam" at bripe i'm 5orretning ufors
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24
Mem Nprf.

Rep Oort bliper i Qar $50 4ar
gdmmsl. 1868 bupbei6pen 1120 Snbs
b1agere, 9ar 1900 1aoes BEN 10000,
oa bette 2fntdl sr / adrbunbrsbsts 2sb
blepst 60 @anse iaa fort. glu t9ller
9pen 3 WiG. 100000 Snbbbssere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24
Sra spo 9afota.

eiour Sails. 9. D, %. 2lpsit. =
8aIs bleD bolDt | @aar mango at
Stdtens lebenoe 9ber.
aepublitanerne git af meb Sejren
paa be flelte SteOer, boor pdrtiipprgss
maal bar oppe. 5lere Steber bar
Gicsnie 3opeDIpsrssmaalet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24

uiIer fig Ssbjerae neo til 40 g. %. 8r,
faalebes at 0dmpitibsruten maa leg
ges enbnu Ipbligere enb Den oebtagne
iDolige Rute. oIen bar / Mibten af
DARTS omtrent 1 9. ipoligere enb iabs
pdnligt paa benne 5io.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24
SrDanp.

qaitor Qlbdm Dan os 5refen Wlo=
rie peberien ogtepiebes ben II. bs. |
ct. Stefans airfe pua Gbicdso Sbbs
iibe. 8ielIen uofertes al paltor
poulIen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-24

eeaemlia Smcrte fplcer big life meb 9teb-
id, bpis bu bar en- Saife al Or. 5bomos'
GeIsctrie Oil Sniet. 3isbliffelia 9inbri1a
al gronbioor, sniuidar, 6orprionin9er, 3il.
elbe of enbper art.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-29
DISTRICT COURT.
The Alfredo SandovaI Cast Before
Judge Baker.
RULED AGAINST SAND0VAl.

The case of the territory VS.. Sheriff
Alfredo NJ. Sandoval of Sandoval
county was continued before Judge
Baker in the district court this morn
ing. This case is a quo w%arranto pro-
ceeding against the sheriff. claiming
that at the time he was appointed by
the county commissioners he was not
of lawful age, and he did not own $500
worth of real estate, which the law
orders under the statutes.
The defendant side of the cast was
commenced yesterday afternoon and
continued all of this forenoon. Coun-
ty Commissioner Gutierrez of Sando-
val county and Messrs. Armijo, Sando-
val, Romero and Cordova, all of San
doval, were witnesses for the defend
ant. All of their evidence was given
in hopes to show that the sheriff was
the owner of a tract of land that was
valued at $500.
The land in which the sheriff claims
ownership and is worth $500 is known
as a Spanish s%uerte," and is only a
few yards vile and seventeen miles
-@F
| in length. All Of the testimony of the
respondents witnesses vas introduced
to show that he was the owner and the
land and worth $500, but some of the
testimony was weakened on cross-ex-
animation. The defense rested just
before dinner. The territory then
moved the court to enter judgment for
the reason that the defense had failed
to prove ownership to the property,
and. even if ownership was proved,
that the value of same was not $500.
The case is on this afternoon, and
the question Is down to this: Does he
own the property in question, and is it
worth $500? If he does not own it.
out he goes; If he does own it and it
is worth $500, he holds the Office.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-29
We Are Different.

Both Santa Fe and Albuquerque are
making extensive preparations to en-
teYtain President Roosevelt OF the 9Th
of next month, says the L%ordsburg Lib
eral. Those in charge of the Santa Fe
entertainment do not think ii proper
TO have any thing political or personal
mixed up with the entertainment, and
SO the magic word Statehood" will not
be pronounced nor printed while the
president is at the Ancient City. The
Albuquerque entertainers think diff
~ferently, and will use every effort to
boom statehood while the president
Is in their town. Arches will span
the street on which will appear the lie
gends, Roosevelt and Statehood In
1904" It is expected that the presi
den will not object to the first part
OF the proposition, and will be too pc
lite to object to the second portion
IL any orators get a chance to SPEAK
while the president is in town they
will be expected to boom statehood
The Albuquerqueans believe in goine
after what they want. That is al
American trait"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-29

statehood tableau platform at the AL
varado and the north front of the big
hotel, said Mr.. Hopkins. would be
looked after by Simon Stern.
Capt. w. Il. Dame, he of Rough Rid
er fame. will have charge Of the mill.
tary escort to the president. AS stat
ed in The Citizen. the military escort,
selected from the Fourteenth cavalry
and constituting forty men all told,
left Fort Wingate the other day and
will reach this city. barring unforeseen
delays. on Sunday morning. They
will go into camp on the vacant lots on
North First street. opposite the brew.
cry. Captain Dame was selected to
see that the visiting soldier boys are
entertained while guests Of the city.
Colonel Borradaile, whose military
knowledge is known to everybody here
abouts, was selected as marshal of the
day. and he will put the parade
through on double quick time.
II was decided that the president of
the Commercial club present the Nava-
10 horse blanket. now in cours Of
weaving at the Harvey curio and mu-
scum now, to President Roosevelt, as
the blanket represents honorary mem
bership in the club. The unique blan-
ket idea is an original one, and for 1t
credit is due Judge Baker.
After talking over minor matters
the committees adjourned. and the last
regular meeting of the committee will
be held at the club Saturday night, at
which time final reports of all details
as to the Roosevelt reception will be
made. so that no hitch may occur in
the presidential proceedings IN the af.
ternoon of Tuesday, May 5.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-29
ROOSEVELT RECEPTION.
Short Paragraphs Of Interest About
Coming Of the President.

Hon. James s. Duncan, of Las Vegas
In at the head of a scheme to run a
special train to Santa Fe on the day
the president visits the territorial cap
ita1. The New Mexican says: Hon.
James s. Duncan, of Las Vegas, who is
visiting the capital today, states that
arrangements are being completed
whereby a special train will be run
from the Meadow City to the capital
on May 5 next for ,ie accommodation
of citizens of the former town and
such others residing along the line as
may wish to visit Santa Fe on Roose-
welt reception day. The matter of
running a special train to Santa Fe
had Deen virtually abandoned until
Mr.. Duncan reached home on Satur-
day and stirred 1t again into activity.
His efforts we're successful and on
yesterday the sum of $500 to pay for
the train was guaranteed to h Santa
Fe Railway company and Division Su'
perintendent F. ]. Easley Immediately
took the matter up with General Pas
senger Agent w. ]. Black at Topeka
The following subscribed to the fund
James s. Duncan, F. o. Blood. A. H
Whitmore. f. G. Murphy, The San Mi
guel National Bank, Fl. G. Coors. The
Gross, Kelly & Company, Charles A
Spiess. G. ID. Goodall and F. II. Pierce
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-29
CAUSES UGLY TALK.
Concluded from page one.)
this morning, where their parents, who
are influential people. reside.
Later,

Later.
IL is learned this afternoon that
United States Marshal Foraker, under
whom Leatherman acted as deputy
marshal, wired Leatherman at Las
Vegas regarding his scaly transactions
asking II he intends to make good the
people who purchased tickets in his
horse rattle scheme. Leatherman,
fearing arrest, wired back that he
would make good" Mr.. Wolff says
he acted in good faith in purchasing
the horse and buggy from Leatherman
and to bind the bargain he paid him
tLeatherman) forfeit money, paying
him the balance yesterday. 1t is also
understood that Leatherman took from
the United States marsnal's office a
Winchester rifle, which did not belong
to him.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-29
LINE OF MARCH.
President Roosevelt will See a Big
Section Of the City,
EVERYBODY SHOULD DECORATE.

y All residents and business men =
= along the Roosevelt line OF march =
y on May 5 are requested to decor =
= ate. The line is as follows: =
y Start at Alvarado hotel, cor y
y ner of First street and Gold AVE.
= nue.; west on Gold avenue to Sec =
y ond street; north on Second =
= street to Fruit avenue; west on s
y Fruit avenue to Fourth street; s
= north of Fourth street to New 4
y York avenue; west on New York =
y avenue to Sixth street; south on =
y Sixth street to Copper n \
y west on Copper avenue to =
> Twelfth street; north on Twelfth =
y street to Tijeras avenue east on \
y Tijeras avenue to Eighth street; =
> south on Eighth street to Rail- =
y road avenue; east on Railroad =
y avenue to Second street; south =
y on Second street to Silver ave- y
y nue.; west on Silver avenue to =
y Third street; south on Third =
y street to Atlantic avenue; east y
) on Atlantic avenue to Second =
= street; north on Second street to =
y the viaduct; cross the viaduct to =
5 Broadway; north on Broadway to =
= Gold avenue; east on Gold ave- =
5 nue. to Walter street; north on =
S Walter street to Carroll avenue; =
- west on Carroll avenue to Edith =
5 street; south on Edith street to =
S Railroad avenue; west on Rail =
) road avenue to Arno street; south :
= on Arno street to Coal avenue; =
5 recross the viaduct to Second =
3 street; north on Second street to :
S Gold avenue; west on Gold ave :
$ nue. to Commercial club; north =
$ on Fourth street to Railroad ave- =
$ nue.; east on Railroad avenue to \
$ the depot and disband.
5 The arrangements now are for =
s. the president, en- route on the pa y
5 rade. to stop five minutes each at y
5 the residence of Hon. b. S. Ro- y
- dey,, delegate to congress-; at the =
= Commercial club, and at the Gen. y
5 trail school building in south =
5 Third street. At the school he =
$ will be asked to make a short y
5 talk to the children there assem- y
5 bled; at the other two stops there =
S will be handshaking. y
$
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-29
Tryina to Create Enthusiasm.

The decoration committee for Roose'
welt day have decided to offer a prize
for the best decorated business house
or residence in the city along the line
of march on the day Of the presidents
visit to Santa Fe, and one for the Sec
ond best decorated. The prizes can
be seen in the display window of s..
Spitz' jewelry store on the south side
of the plaza. The first prize is a beau
tiful cut glass fruit bowl and the Sec
ond a pretty preserve dish of cut
glass. Both prizes are valuable and
many along the line of march will
doubtless strive to secure M of them.
New Mexican.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-29
MEETING Last Niuht.

Pursuant to notice published in The
Citizen, the various committees of the
President Roosevelt reception met at
the Commercial club last night, and
reports were heard.
The finance committee reported that
sufficient funds had been subscribed,
and that the subscriptions TO the re
ception will foot up to about $1,000,
Thomas s.. Hubbell Is chairman OF
this important committee.
r. w. Hopkins OF the decoration
committee reported everything moving
smoothly, and he is convinced that a
majority If not all of the business men
and residents along the line OF march
will do some decorating OF their stores
and premises. The decoration OF the
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-29
Girls and Decorations.

Dwight Wheeler secured the con-
tract to erect the platform for the
statehood tableau, and has put it in
position just inside of the Alvarado
hotel grounds at the north side gate.
This part of Roosevelt reception, as
previously stated in these columns, will
be made under personal supervision
of Simon Stern. but in order to make
the tableau a grand success a number
of little girls are wanted. These little
ladies are requested to present them
| selves at the store of Mr.. Stern as
soon as possible. leaving their names
and signifying their intention to take
part in the tableau. The little misses
will all be dressed in pure white, and,
as planned. the tableau will be some
thing beautiful. The platform will be
appropriately decorated; likewise the
north front of the Alvarado, at which
place President Roosevelt will deliver
a short address.
1t is quite evident that on the long
line of march a majority Of the people
will decorate their business places
and homes. and 1t is also a fact
that everything will be cleaned and
made to look as nice as possible. Red,
white and blue bunting and Old Glory
in all sizes will be found in many
places throughout the city on Tuesday,
May 5.
''The Club" resort on South Second
street put up their decorations this
morning. and others OF this popular
street will follow suit. 1t is true that
President Roosevelt will be in the city
only a short time, but let's show him
true western hospitality and, of course,
let's put on some airs in our acting.
The big arch for the corner of Sec
ond street and Railroad avenue has
been completed by the Phoenix Plan
ing Mill company, and will be put up
in plenty of time to give the decorat-
ors, B. Frank Fillmore, an opportunity
to display his talents. The inscription
on the arch will be "Roosevelt-1904-
Statehood" Some have intimated
that the figures 1904" indicate poll
tics, as the president has not as yet
been nominated, but as the committees
in charge of the reception are com
posed of both republicans and demo
Gratis and there seems to be no objec
ton from the members. The Citizen
says "let her so at that"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-29
MOUNTAIN CLIMBER.
Concluded from page one.)

way, and a scientific assistant, Presi-
dent w. G. Tight, of the University of
New Mexico. who has agreed to &C
company me. He was recommended
by the geological survey in Washing
ton as the best possible man for the
man and a photographer. propose to
make observations geographical. geo.
logical and meteorological, to make
barometers, aneroids, and other scien-
tific instruments. cameras, special
equipment tents, rifles, provisions, to
experiment with bags of oxygen and
Japanese stoves, etc. | shall have ex-
traordinary shoes with three thick
nesses of leather on the uppers. wear
three pairs of stockings, as one of
Conway's guides froze his feet so they
turned black with a little less protec-
ton. But expect the oxygen to help
much, | shall also make archaic inves-
LEGATIONS on Mt. Chachini Co., 900 feet
as advised by Prof. Pickering, of Har-
ward, where are said to be remains
from before the time of the Incas and
visit a pigmy city not far from Lima,
besides studying the manners and GUS
toms of the native Indians, from
whom | can procure many interesting
things If | have the money, rugs or
vicuna skin, blankets, reed musical in
struments, models of boats, costumes,
spindles and starters for spinning and
many other things.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-29
Ruled Against SandovaI.

A telephone message, received at
4 o'clock from the court house, gives
the information that the court render
ed its decision against Sandoval, GUST
ing him from the office of sheriff of
Sandoval county. The governor will
now appoint a sheriff to fill the v a
cancy occasloned by the courts rul-
ing.