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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-23
BOBRIKOFF DROVE
Firms TO FRENZY
Wild Scene Followed Speech Of
General June 5-All Is
Quiet Now.
Special to The Journal.

New York, June 23.-The local
branch of the Finnish National society
cabled to correspondents In Finland
to ascertain the truth of the report
singfors. In answer the society has
received the following cablegram:
Satisfaction general. No serious
consequences expected. AUTHORITIES
in great perplexity. Convocation Of
the diet is improbable. Every one
profoundly thankful"
Thru Professor H. Montague Don
.ner, further information was OBJ
tanned as to the present situation in
Finland. From that it would appear
that altho general rejoicing cat the
death Of the tyrant who ruled so long
cannot be concealed, the country IS at
present perfectly quiet and orderly,
tho there are possibilities of an out
break in case the Russian govern
ment should adopt further repress1ve
measures. Professor Bonner said:
"June the regular Sunday meeting
of the great workingmen's associations
of Helsingfors, whose members were
classified by Bobrikof as being largely
turbulent socialists under the sway OF
the Swedes, but who have been for the
past few years persistently Wooed with
flattery by the governor general In an
effort to array them against the more
nounced political character. Bob
rikoff in a speech urged that the work.
( ing classes of Finland should be con-
tent with the new order of things, as 1T
was less harmful to have Russian mas
tiers than Swedish ones, particularly
since the Russians were elder broth
ers to the Firms. The speech was
openly ridiculous, and resolutions were
passed, amid enthusiastic demonstra-
lions of approval, calling specifically
for the restoration of the legal order
Of the government, the recall of Fin
nish exiles and the liberation of politi-
| cal prisoners recently ordered away
| by Bobrikoff In demonstrations the
like of which has never been seen in
Finland since the days of the national
protests of 1902 against a ukase de-
stroying the Finnish army, the meet.
ing closed with cries of Down with
the senate! Down with Bobrikoff!'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-23
JUSTICE HAS PREVAILED
Bishop McGoIrlck Euogizes the Work OF
Catholic Teachers.

Catholic Teachers.
Preceding the commencement exercises
of Holy Angels sacademy at the Bijou
opera house, Monday evening, Bishop j.
w. McGolrick of Duluth made a short adj
dress in which he commended most highly
the work of the sisters teaching in the
academy and discussed briefly the
country. Minnesota, the speaker said,
was particularly fortunate in the schools
1T has in the teachers in those schools, the
methods and text books employed and he
said he found everywhere he came In
contact with school life, the desire Of fur
Their education and development
In times past the Catholics were very
much misrepresented in histories, ency-
clopedias, books of general reference and
even dictionaries, Bishop McGolrick as
serted, but now. after repeatedly expostu-
lating with publishers and demanding re-
vision of the books, the Catholics have
succeeded in righting themselves.
recommending the private Catholic
| schools. he said, was the ability and ear
nestness Of the sisters. They devote their
whole lives to the work. he said IN part,
who look forward to the time when they
can leave their work to lead another kind
| of life.
''The child is impressed with dagmatic
| truths, the commandments Of God, and
trained to be a good Catholic. When the
sisters are so closely associated with their
/ pupils, they can instruct them in the ne
cessities and graces of everyday life. and
+, inculcate judgement and common sense.
In closing he said ''It has been impressed
on the students that all the countries q
| the world, France, Germany, Italy, SPAR
i and Portugal, our own United States Il
most blessed. They love It,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-23
KENTUCKY FARMERS SEE
NEW TYPE OF ANGELS
Nav York Sun snecial Service,

New York Sun Special Service.
Owingsville, KY, June 23.-Painters,
ancient and modern, are all wrong
in their conceptions of angels, If
Colonel John W., Hurt and Colonel
James Mitchell, Olatown farmers, are
accepted as authority on the subject.
Colonies Hurt and Mitchell aver that
they saw a flock Of real angels rise
from a wheatfeld on the latter's
farm and r"soar gracefully and majes-
tically, suh," UP to the clouds. They
thus describe the celestial flock:
Is Their backs were of a snowy white and
their breasts of FURNISHED gold The:
feathers of their wings were Of a glis-
tening black, with snowy tips, and about
their heads were hoods of beautiful blue.
The angels, or whatever they were, rose
slowly and without noise or song or move
ment Of their outspread wings, and as
cended vertically until they We're lost in
the hazy clouds overhead.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-23
CHURCH JUBILEE
Swedish Lutherans Of Scandal, Mimi,
Will Celebrate for Three Days.

VIII Celebrate FOR Three Days.
Special to The Journal.
Saltwater, Mimi, June 2S.-The Swed-
ish Lutheran congregation of the town
Of Scandal will begin three-day celebra-
ton tomorrow Of the founding of the
church fifty years ago. Many from Min
neapolis and st. Paul, also the country
districts of the region, will be present and
interesting programs will be presented.
The county treasurer has turned over
to the city of Saltwater about $4,000, the
city's apportionment of the June settle
ment. At the same time over $4,000 was
paid the independent school district OF
this city.
The remains of George L. Patchin were
brought this afternoon from Willow river
and funeral services were held with the
Elks in charge.
The Clyde cleared today with logs for
Dubuque. .
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-23
VICKERY BEATS FOSNES

Cincinnati Man Gets Postoffice Chief In
spectorshIp.
Special to The Journal.
Washington, June 23-It is announced
today that Inspector Vickery of Cincin-
natl is to be appointed chief postoffice
inspector in place Of Captain Cochran
promoted to be purchasing agent of the
postoffice department. 1t was understood
here that M. c. Fosnes, in charge Of the
st. Paul division, was to be prom oted to
chief, but he was showed aside because
Postmaster General Payne did. not want
him to have the office.
H C. Stevens
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-23
WASHINGTON NOTES

Rural free delivery service is to be established
Aug 1 as follows: Minnesota--Albert Lea,
Freeborn county route No. 5; population, 51S;
houses, u5a Alden, Freeborn county. route No.
2; population, 1856; houses, 10S. South Dakota
Tyndall. Bon Homme county, route No. 8; popu-
laton, 412; houses, 102.
Andrew O.. Solum was today appointed post
master at Erhardt.s Otter Tail county, Mimi, vice
Charles E. Goodsel1, resigned.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-23
, the world No Trim like This. .

tsIn All the World No Trip Like This
The Northern Steamship Company
announces sailings for season Of 1904.
The North West leaves Duluth
Tuesday, June %, at 1880 pm. and
every Tuesday thereafter until Sept.
IS. Returning leaves Buffalo every
Saturday. For berth reservations and
further information, call at city ticket
office, Great Northern Railway, 800
Nicollet avenue, Minneapolis
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-23

Best Boat on the River
Will carry Journal Excursions on
Saturday. Two great trips you
should not miss. Go and take your
friends.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-23
7s4 GRADUATED in MICHIGAN.

784 GRADUATED in MICHIGAN.
Ann Arbor, Mich, June 23.-At the com
mencement exercises of the University Of
Michigan in University hall today diplo-
mas were presented to 7S4 graduates. The
commencement ration was delivered by
Professor Calvin Thomas of Columbia uni
versity, formerly head Of the department
of Germanic languages at the University
Of Michigan. 4
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-23

The action of Carriers Little Liver
Pills is pleasant, mild and natural.
They gently stimulate the liver and
regulate the bowels, but do not purge.
They are sure to please. Try them
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-23
Homeseekers' Rates Via
The Rock leland

The Rock Island System will sell,
on June 81, tickets to the South,
Southwest and Southeast for one fare
plus $500 for the round trip.
For further information, inquire
at office, 322 Nicollet avenue, Mime
apolis, Mimi; A. l.. Steece, City Pas
senger Agent. w. L. Hathaway, Dis
trict Passenger Agent.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-23
Specialist O'Keefe
Cures Cancer

him, until it is an eating cancer. Go
and see him at once. No charge is
made for consultation. 176 w 4th ST..
st. Paul, MINI.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
TWO MARRIAGES.
Thomas r. oaly and Miss Alpha NJ,
Hall-Eugens MeEl ~ and Miss
Blanche Maud Fleming.

ON Tuesday evening at tho home
OF Mr.. and Airs famine, Thomas r.
Daly OF Ias Vems. and Miss Alpha
Mae Hall OF g. Louis, we're married,
tho Rev A. g. Gcycr performing the
ceremony. 70 was a very quiet wed.
ding. thoro being no attendants and
only a few intimate friends of the
contracting parties being present
Mr. and Nra. Daily loft on tho flyer
on wednesday Tor st. LOUIS, whore
they viii visit the exposition. going
from there to Chicago and probably
returning to Las Vegas In the fall.
Eugene McElroy OF las Vegas. and
Mise Blanche Maud Fleming. OF
Ration. were married On the Ration
Catholic church on wednesday morn.
Ing ln tho presence of "a large mum.
Der OF invited guests. Father Cooncy
performed me ceremony. Tho bride
was attended by her sister. Miss IN
liam Tanning and little Miss Rather
Inc flaming acted as ring bearer
Patrick McEIroy waR best man. a
wedding breakfast was served at the
home of the bride after the ceremony
On the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Mech
roy lnu Tor a visit Co Michigan and
on their way hom they will stop AT
tho st. iouls exposition for a few
DAYS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
A JOKE TRANSLATED
English Version Of One Of
Mr.. BepeW'S FavOrite
Stories.
CHAPPlE DID HIS BEST

"Wbcu tho average EusIlshman at
tompIs FOB narratc Characteristic
American humorous story be is at
most certain 90 make a hash of &c.
remarks q Washington clubman who
spent "a good deal OF DTS time abroad.
to star reporter tuo fact was
nstanced ln funny way In the
smoking room of the steamer upon
which : last returned from England.
A mildlCargd EnFl.ahmau. "a civil on.
rInror. ] believe boz was. was called
upon Goo do hIs share of che entertain.
ng Wo were making o. late sitting
pf o.. auI np started BOO TO- tcll a story
that hJ had heard Senator Chauucoy
pprev uprraJo 90 "a dinner iu Lon.
don Sow had heard Mr. Dopew tell
that story. tU1. ard DO went about this
way.
"a Nov York lawyer named
strange. noted tor h.s Wit was upon
ha last bed Uf sickness ilo knew
that bis ,pd was near. aud $50 hc
called his wife to hIs bedside tp giV,
her q tow final directions
Little woman. ho said FOB her. Z
iuow that ana COINS t1 dIo. and
am ready io ro But 2 could not DIE
Zoo peace DO Thought fH.ro was going
roo Doe l1' uf FUSS aud feathers mad,
over mo after my death don't al
you know. believe lu DstpniatInn "a.
applied lo tbD dead Now { dom
even want my uBmD carved Un ms
boadstuUp. Z wish you'd just have d
modest hoalHoue erected over ms
grave with these words carved on o..
Here lies un honest lawyer
"Tho dying mans wife dgmurroo
at this
"How. she asked her husband
will people visiting the cemetery
know from the inscription Goa th'
Goadstouo who lies In che grayoF
"'Oh. 'hoyll know. all right p
piled the passing man OF law VIII
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

% faint smIle They'll read tho In.
scdption. ami then thoyu Say
That's strange
"Now. Mr. nopow told This story IN
England because hc knew how dear.
ly English people love stories that
hinge upon a play uf words. The
story always uckIcd his English DIS.
tonors immensely
We'll this Engllshmau Iu the smok.
ing room of the steamer started ofi
GO ton that story something Boo This
wise.
VOL. y hnaw heard Of one your
fellows man named Dcpow senator
or something tell doucod good
story. pom my wniri 90 dinner
awhile ago--dcuced good, declare
lt appears Rnaw. that a New York
follow-man OF law. yknow harris
ter. I helloro-wa8 dying. y'seo Don't
seem 20 remember the fellows name
Let me see. what the dueco was the
fellows name. anyhow Wen. p0n
my walrd, m : haven't clean forgot
hls namo' However, no matter. Well
this chap, ykuaw, was dying, and b,
was blooming good natured about II
all. ysco. and he wanted 10 make hil
wife feel loss shocked over % all
ynaw. and 500 ne called her to hiI
bedside
"'"My dear says the chap 60 her
y.soo, ~ don't want tO have a lot o
botheration and klckup business
y'soe. after I'm gone. don't wan
my namo"--douced annoying that
can't recall that chaps namol ZEN
Fraved on my hoadstono. Just put
small stone at the head OF my grave
y.knaw, and have carved on Il thes'
words. Here lies an honest lawyer
We'll y'lmaw, the legal chap
vito didn't like the idea OF this. AM
she told him 90.
hut she said 90 him. chow vii
folks. yknaw, that read tho inscriT
| ton know who rests ia the grave bC
meath the headstono7'
Well, yseo. this legal chap wa
[ doucod humorous fellow, you knaV
and no was bound 10 have hia iinn
/ Joke. ysoo. and so he answered her
! "'"Oh, don't bother about thai
/ They'll read the inscription on On
hoadstone. and they'll say 20 eac
other, yknaw THAT extraordinary
. yknaw
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

"a with tho performance Of Bonnie
Treasure. a horse he owned himself
and ono Of tho favorito PAGERS OF this
city IN tho 2:if pace Bonnie Treas
IRE, now the property Of J. W Corey.
OF Colorado Springs. took first; Dan.
icy j.. second: Phoebe Elmont. third;
Exodus. fourth. Time. 2:t4M.
Mossrs Trmblo and Mann inform
The Citizen that tho string Of horses
az Colorado Springs this week, icit
this afternoon Tor Denver where the
Overland race course meet opens TO.
morrow, and viii bo continued Tor ten
days or two weeks Next Monday
Stranger o.. win make bis debut al
Denver. and during the week the 9th.
cr Albuquerque HOSES win perform
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
GERONlMO'S DAUGHTER
LIVES At THE MEscALERo RES.
ERVATloN AND DESIRES TO
VISIT HER FATHER, WHOM SHE
HAS NEVER SEEN.

Il Is not generally known. but Il o.
q fact. nevertheless. that Geronimo
the famous old Apache chief Of the
southwest who has been nominaiy n
prisoner OF war for the past 10 or 10
years, has a daughter living on the
MesCalorO reservation.
Her name is Ionna Geronimo. and
she % now rs years old. Hor father
has never seen her ana does not know
that sho is the belle Of tho roacrya.
ton. SO famous has become her per.
sonal beauty that tho IN paso a
Northeastern road is now using her
photograph in the advertising pictures
issued boy that line,
Geronimo ls now making an effort
to get his daughter 20 visit 81 Louis,
whore ne ls located as a special az.
traction of tho Worlds fair, Both
parties are. however without funds
and 90 far no one has been found
who ls charitable enough 10 send the
young woman 90 So. Louis 90 visit her
father. An effort IS now being made
however, TO got the Worlds fair poo
pie % furnish tho necessary cash tJi
tho young womana transportation "a
ST. Louis and return. that she mas
visit her father.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
NOT YET SETTLED
Who VIII be- Appointed Master Me-.
chanic Here

Who VIII be Appointed Master Me-.
ohan.e Here.
Tho report Wat u a sul.,r has
been appointed master mccha.lc for
lho Sew Mexico division. with head
quarters az Ration has been confirmed
A. Hbrrity. the present incumbent is
to succeed superintendent OF Motive
Power Bean as mechanical suporin.
tendont at Albuquerque Ration Ca.
zetto.
Tho Gazette is wrong the appoint.
mcut of master mechanic to take the
position OF Mr. Bean at the local
shops "hns not ben confirmed" Tho
coast lines ohcIals are considering
che names OF several gDod men. mo-
tahly Master Mechanic Hau.ty az
the Ration shops. aud Master Mochan.
De- Buck az the Needles shops. Both OF
these gentlemen arc thoroughly com.
potgut. skilled mechanics. and stand
very high On the estimation OF the
however. may be- expected n n few
days, and The citizen predicts, from
later reports. that Mr.. Buck, OF the
Needles shops. is more than kelly 20
bo transferred 90 The local shops. and
tho latter would Dee bottorIng hls
condition. financially and otherwise.
lu the case OF Mr. Harrity the sal
AIRY would Boz about the same. and q
Dee was decided upon and would &C.
rOpt. ho would DO SO merely for the
advantage 90 bo gained lu residing Iu
@ larger town and tho qualification
of having control over larger and
more CommodIous shops
n is almost positive. however
should Mr. HaT.ty come 90 Albuquer
que. that ID, A, sulior. well known
In this city would succeed him at
the Ration shops.
In the case of Mr. Buck. NO nam,
has been mentioned az hls successor
should hC lBuckJ come To- the Albu
pucrque shops
The assistant superintendent O
machinery OF tho coast lines, Arthur
Lowell, who has the appointment 10
hand, has not announced his choice
regardless of the fact that certain
newspapers persist in stating tina
the appointment Of a master mochan
be- for the local shops, vice s. L. Bean
who was recently promoted 90 IN,
position OF superintendent OF machln
cry of coast lines, has been made
Mr.. Beans family have already re
moved 10 Los Angeles. his futur,
headquarters, aud he expects 10 b,
able 90 leave here On a very shor
time as matters have now bcc0m'
quiet aud everything is again runuInl
smoothly ay the big local miiroa,
shuus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
MEN LET OUT.

Reports Received lndicats Redue.
ton Of q per cent In Employees.
Returns from sixteen roads in tho
general managers association of Chi.
cngp. with a trarkoFe Of 5000 miles
and employing 26tS35 men, report a
NET reduction of G.7ie ln their forces.
compared with The figures Of June 30,
1908. or somewhat less than per
cent OF the roads eve reported no
reductions. three decreases, Eve no
material change and three slight in
croasgs. n uGo percentage of re-.
ductou would amount TO about 1900
Between 1899 and 1903 the number
of employees OF the Chicago roads In.
creased 90 per cent while their com
peuntl1u Increased COG per cent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
KENNEDY At e. pAso.
No Building Yet-Hss Not Resigned
as Chief Engineer

No Building Yct-Has Not Resigned
as Chief Engineer
a O. Kennedy connected with the
pennsylvania syndicate of capitalists
known aa the NimbroB River Water
company. cnmo Iu from El paso ana
Dam.ng this morning. and proceeded
1u to Santa Pc 90 $3.50 a. m. Mr. Ken
uDIy while at ig aso. was interview
cd as follows hy tho TImcs3
A. c. Kennedy, who is az present
chief engineer OF the Mimbros River
Water company, aud who has until
lately been occupying q similar posi-
ton with the Santa Pc Central scouts
the doa that the ulad is doing any
huuimg, notW.thstandng q dispatch
10 that effect received by the Times
from Torrance. 81. a.. a couple or
days ago.
The road has only one party IN
tho Gold no present said Mr.. Ken
needy 30 "a Times man yesterday. "and
they are merely running a porllmin
ary line from Willard 90 El pas0. f5l
lowing a reconnaissance which
made last year This party s under
charge OF j. a. Farwell.
"ls % true that you have resigned
as chief engineer of the railroad com
pauy7' was asked.
80. have NOT" ho replied
Then do you sull hold the posi-
Nln?' said tho reporter
We'll. an can say o. that thore Q,
8t present mo- chief engineer 10 IN,
road and stan / have not resigned.
Then Won are practically ON a las
on, as % wero9 persisted the scribe
And the engineer indicated hls assent
ny a nod. ln other words DC dIdu'
want 90 make bis position plain. or
rather H not ready got.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

"Col Albright as you have spent
considerable sine In Arizona, would
you mind Swing us something on ita
resources and political conditioner
u saw most an of Arizona during
the pact year and am pretty we'll ac-
quantod with its resources. Agrlcul-
uro o. suffering immeasdroably on
account OF the protracted drouth and
especially so about Phoenix on tho
worldwide famous Salt River valley
where its people are almost entirely
dependent upon the product OF tho
soil. Three fourths of the inhablt.
ants about the capital OF tho territory
have been short of water for irri.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
OUR LOCAL HORSES
THEY SECURED SOME PURSES
AT THE COLORADO SPRINGS
MEET.

Yesterday afternoon late. w. l.
THmble and Emil Mann heard
from Colorado Springs, Colo,
and the toloUamN gave them
the Information that Ga the froofor.
an pace Stranger o.. owned by Jo-
seph Barnett. took third place, while
Exodus. owned by Emil Mann. got a
fourth. IN tho freoforall pace the
result was stratton. first Laura Spur
second. aud Stranger o.. third. Best
ume. 2.i5.
W. T. Trlmble was especially pleas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

The faithful real estate horse ~
COL n. "A. Dunbar. finding himself an.
hitchod this afternoon. created some
oxcltmont on Railroad avenue near
the surgrs European and started on
on a run. win clifford, who has gain
cd some reputation as Hprlntor
made after tho horse. and soon had
tho animal quleted. Mr. Dunbar was
very grateful 20 Mr.. Clifford for stop
ping tho animal. thus preventing an.
other smash.up FOR the real estate
agent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18
They arc Here.

Two distinguished FrCnchmcn ar
rived ia the city yesterday, They are
CASTOR Albert. a commissioner from
tho Republic OF France, 90 the s.
Louis exposition, and Paul Doachy,
editor On chief OF 10 Steele" the
leading political paper OF Paris They
spent tho day visiting ,ho historic
spots about Santa Fo, and also paid a
brief call on Governor Miguel Otero
this morning Monsieur Albert 10 Of.
40 secretary 20 the general commits
sIouer OF France, The two are en-
route for San Francisco and from
there they viii return 20 S. louis
having completed tho court OF the
United states.--NOw Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

tho aims OF tho congress, rui the IN
stltuticn OF such q department IL Just
as essential and will be found % be
just az saiuiary as the creation OF the
department OF agriculture"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

You can never make a man believe
tbCre .s amy sort OF housekeeping In
DIS house when ho comes home late
and finds the docautcr empty -Now
York Press.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

u the District Court Of tho Second
Judicial District County of Rorua-
INIO Territory of New Mexico

Eva 81 TuttIo plaintiff ys Elmer
TuuIg. defendant
Said defendant Elmer futile, d.
hereby aouGed that a suit has boon
commenced against him by the said
plaintiff Eva w futile. foo thg ais.
trIct court OF BoualIlIo county New
Mexico. for divorce from the bonds
of matrmony now existing between
said parties on the grounds of doagg
ton. abandonment and uon.supporti
that unless he enters his appearance
in said suit on or before the l9th day
OF August 1904 judgment by default
therein VIII be- taken against him.
W. T. DAME
Clerk.
THOs N WILKINSON Attorney for
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-18

Work on the now building being
erected on Railroad avenue for tho
Rothenborg & schloss Cigar company,
ls progressing rapidly, and % is ok.
poctod viii be- finished by August ist
n. Massey q Co will occupy tho
building now used by R0lhonborg a
gchloss Cigar Go.