Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-26

VIII W Siso"s anu tilt pfVtS'b wiz
be used to run the school an0ther
month. Ihis is worthy object s0d
we advise al our readers who iove the
light fantastic and are In roach -
give II their assistance by attending.
been small thefts committed all over
town. The officers should keep their
eyes open and try to apprehend these
thieves as they are very aggrcgatiDg
to the community at large. UP to two
months ago ranch people could come
in and unhitch any place without any
danger OF losing anything. while BOW
adays II they leave blanket or over
coat after dark II will be taken sure.
.
San Juan River csbIe---Samuei
Rugh and N. T. Bowman were examin-
ing the old site for cable across the
San Juan river and have chosen that
occupied by the old ferry boat opposite
Kings place. says the Times-HB-
tier The cable viii be here In q few
days and they expect to begin work At
once. After the cable is stretched they
will swing on the cage and be ready
for business. Mr.. Rugh says that By
this mode OF transportation everyone
will get perfect satisfaction. not only
In crossing the river, but by the novel
ty and pleasure of the ride. He is very
proud OF being one OF the promoters
OF the FIRST aerial rail lines ever con-
structed IN the southwest
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Strike EHeetusliy 6rohcn--J. van
Houten, general manager OF the Rates
Goa. and Coke company. spent . co1-
pie OF days in Las Vegas. says the o.
tic. He says that Friday. the day BE-
fore he left the camp, the miners 81
the company got out a thousand tons
OF coal. This, Mr.. Van Houten eaAd.
was the usual amount these days. TIE
company 10 rapidly getting back to NJ
old standard. Many of the new mea
are not coal miners, trt with expest-
ence they will do well. Also many -
the old men are coming bach. A. far
rs the northern New Mexico camyo
are concerned. Mr.. Van Houtea sAys
the strike Is effectnaily broken.
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A Sad Death-At her lodgings ia
Las Vegas, Mrs. Minnie Harris Hig-
gins Of Oregon, awife-of Thomas Hig-
gins OF Oregon. passed away -
o'clock Monday morning. Deceased. ae-
companisd by her six children, arrived
several weeks ago from her Oregon
home to visit her brothers. Fred, Ar
thur and George Harris. and her sh.
ter, Mrs. Henry Martin. Only . thnst
time latter her arrival the youngest
child, an infant, died quite suddenly.
The mother was soon afterwards
seized with pneumonia, which was
complicated with heart trouble. Ev.
/ erything that medical skill and care
tul nursing could do was done, bUk
to no avail. The husband arrived tive
I weeks ago.
Col. GIassford Expeeted--Col and
Mrs. W. A, Glassford, who have beea
in Manila, Philippine Islands, for near.
| ly two years, expect 10 leave there fos
the United States soon after the nrs>
OF January. Colonel Glassford, whs
has been in charge OF the government
telegraph and cable lines In the ~
ands, made an excellent record In thA1
position, and his time having expired
he has been relieved. Colonel AAl
Mrs. Glassford. before returning q
this country. will visit sections and
cities in China, Japan and also Homo
lulu. They expect 10 reach San Fran
cisco about the first OF March. They
Will come Immediately to Las Vegas
where they will spend several weeAn
Also. they win visit friends at SAINTS
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