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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
GREELEY POTATOES At
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
NEVER so CHEAP BEFORE As
NOW AND DEALERS ARE
REACHING OUT AFTER NEW
MARKETS.

A spocal telegram from Greeley.
Colo, datou November 90 gives this
mcouragiug article Co consumers OF
potatoes.
The market Tor Greeley potatoes
was mower 40 limited or tho pace
paid the growers for their crops go
low as at the present time Sacked
pOiatoos are only bringing 80 cents
per 100 pounds, which barely covers
Che cost of their production. IN other
years al this season the daily output
has boon 100 carloads. Now only TWEEN.
ty-hye to thirty carloads are leaving
each day, and the prospect "a that
within the next few days THE number
win be- cut down
There BE- now on hand in the Gree.
ley district fully 10000 carloads o.
potatoes. or the equal of the total crop
pi 1908 The crop thls war On an
potato districts IH the United States is
abuormally large. which accounts for
'ho low market price of The crop Tho
0roolcy dealers On previous years made
little effort t0 push their crop east
of che Mississippi river Toe demand
for tho Greeley tuher always has been
go great thai INC markets of Texas.
Kansas. Nebraska and Colorado have
consumed the supply Huf bocau of
the oyerslockod market IN these states
tho Greeley dealers are seeking t0 ox.
tend their territory cas- of the Mis-
siasIppI into Kniucky. Illinois. OHIO.
ronuessoa, Pennsylvania and even
Now York
Ia view Of this che United Produce
company haa asked tho railroads 90
Grant i5cent reduction per 100
pounds ON potatoes destined TO points
east of Illinois and Indiana state line
and south Of the ohio river Tho re-
suit cannot be- stated now for tho roa.
son that the Trans Continental freight
commission does not meet until the
nrt week in December Tho present
prices and freight rates the dealers
receive from l3 cents Ca 35 cents ser
100 pounds.
Thirty-nyC ccnis per 100 pounds
cOvors the actual cost OF production
n "a drop Of 40 cents a hundred comes.
as 10 possible, the market price viii
not pay mo grower Cor his labor The
car situation Is becoming serious
oven with the limited movement OF
potatoes the railroads are unable Co
supply the Kind az cars required in
shipment " the crop begins to move
more feoly the shippers viii be-
Obliged 20 arrange box cars vita
stoves 10 carry tho potatoes al they
did last year with success
Fortunately the stored crop is Of
nno quality aud was fully rlpeaod
when put away and win Keep until late
ln the season Greeley potatoes are
famous the world over. and ~ enc deal.
ems sucooed in extending their terri.
tory ease of the Mississippi the im.
monso crop may brIng a fair price 90
the growers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

socoRRo AND MO ARRieA ooUH.
TIES FiLE THEIR RETURNs
WITH TERRITORIAL sEcRE.
TARY.

(frJm wednesdays Daily Cluzonl
The following certified election re-
turns have boon received from the
respective county hoardn OF canyaasors
and nlcd in the Office of Territorial
Secretary D. w. Reynolds
8ocorfo County.
For delegate. Andrews 1873. Money
1850, Kodey 1852. council. Martin T..
iOs Dounherty 1898. house. Howard.
1874. williams l.5lo. Borisud i,tG6.
laaioy tt2S, county commissioner,
First district. Jaramillo 1859. Torres
i.2igi Third district ArmIio 1901.
Chaycs 1917. probate judge nreylus
1919 sanchez 1906. clerk. Ortcsa l..
800, Pine 1909. sheriff. A. D. naca T..
300. H. nlca 1.t22. hssoaaor. Fullerton
1856 greenwal1 i2i8. Treasurer. Tor
res 1886. superintendent of schools.
D. a Torres l.4i5. A. G.. Torres 1850;
surveyor Brown 1919. Howard 1909
coroner. Hernandez 2iit.
Rio Arriba County.
For delegate. Andrews 2O14. Money
HlT Rodoy so. council, Read 1860.
Cr.si 1902 MaHine1 i.B{S. GrIeso 4.
loii house seventh district. Lucoro
2u6i. sanchez 800. Eighth district.
Duran 1889. Truillo 1904. pendlaion
lui7 Hunter 1880. county commits
sioucu Martinez zoos. Borogo e..
1908. Third district, Unmrri 2.02g.
Daggctt 1891 probate iudgo Martinez
81 J.. 1879. Archalotn 1877; probate
CLERK. Garcia i.S9s. Lopez 1859. shor
M Hernandez 205i Garcia 1907. a..
SCISSOR Esqubel 2.OG3. Esp.uoza 9S2.
treasurer laramillo 1876. ortiz 1850;
suDorIntCndent of schools. Royhal T..
$40 Garcia i11ii surveyor R.nker
g.Ols
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
CtBOLLErA LAND GRANT

tFrum Wednesdays Daily Ctlzonl
Tho cult long pending ln che Dis-
trict court OF nornallllo county az A.
huquorque Tor the partition 81 tho
aboyonamcd grant finally reached a.
point where me Interested parties will
soon know what portion Of the grant
they are entitled 20.
ON che gd instant MsEsrH. George
n. Pratt Of Taguna. John ~ Moore
and a. a. Whiting. % Albuquerque.
we're, by the decree s.gned by judge
llakcr, appointed commissioners 90 as.
certain by a view Of tnl grant whoth.
or g. could boz panioned or not. and
to partition the same among che
owners. should me same be iound
practicable
The two commiei onora last named
len Albuquerque on the 18Th instant,
and boIng Joined at Laruna by the
hrsi named commissioner. proceeded
to the grant Boa question A thorough
examination of the whole gram. in
oiudius Che yil'ages aud fields a.la-
cent thereto and tho pasture. timber
and other lands. was mauo By them
and thoy returned to tho city last
evening and are in conauhatlon today
with tho attorneys OF the Interested
parties
What the result OF tho examination
made viii De- Go o. impossible no yot
20 stue, but "a IMPORT viii probably
boz made tO the court tomorrow en-.
bodying the findings o. che commis.
giUucB.
The grant contains about 100000
acres aud is locaiod sixty miles west
Of Albuquerque ami about ten mice
north of Che Santa 20 Pacific rii.
road.
% has four villages with an agEro.
gate population of about 900 people.
who ore principally Occupied On farm.
Ing and stock raising
The easter part of The wanf con
tains all tho VILLAGES and includes 90
.ho land that is iamcd
AIouf throo.fourths 0f the area Dr.
on ou elevated plateau. rising on tho
west to the fou, hills oi The San Ma
te1 mountains This portion of thc
eunt Oh "a layoriio summer range fer
sheep and is fairly we'll supplied
with water There ls also some pine
of good quality on tho west side %
the grant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
a chInsss consIanmsnt.

United States Marshal McCord lou
Zoe san Francisco with thirty-6yo
Cinnamon. exclusive of Frank Moss
and John A Kuriz. Tho Chinese had
an been gathered mp IN the southern
part OF the territory. about Douglas
and MORALES within the last month.
There are ten more 90 be- deportod.
bat the number taken made a fun car
load Al the rate arrests are now
hcing made. by the time the marshal
gets back thero will be- another fur
car. The attempts 10 break through
che exclusion act are more numerous
and persistent now than ever before
along the southern border.-phoonlx
Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
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New Tork. Nov "a According 90
~ Herman " ng.w. chief officer of
the New York Hoard OF Health. plans
Or uaFrJlng on che work OF che spo
oiai commission recently appointed by
lho hoard of health % investigate
causes 81 pneumonia. and ascertain. 90
puaible. some way ~ ourhng enc dia.
eiao. have hcon made on a gigantic
snala Thirty hospitals in various
large eilies ia cvcy section oi the
lul.t-y have promised their active
corporation The laboratory work
viii BE- carried ON ~ Boston. philadol.
rhIa. Haranac Lake and az three On.
huraioricg ln this city The clearing
house. or central laboratory. of tho
Investigation will bo al tho hcadquar.
tors ~ enc Department of Health in
ulIH city an cultures ISOLATED hy the
phyelcians workIng under the commits.
sion vii be- sent Go thls central labo.
rntmy There iboy wlll be- lnvesiigat.
90 and compared for Identification or
l...er classification Hundreds ol
white mice and young rabbits VIII be-
noculated aubcwanc1usly with the ga.
iva or cmulsions from fho mouths of
patientH In this way the cultures will
ho Isolated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
PUMP IRRIGATION
SANTA ,r TO rRY EXPERIMENT
m ARIZONA.

The purchase by tie santa Nc rail.
road Of $3.50 acres of hand two miles
cast of Phoenix and adjoining tho a..
a r.. tracks ou tho south side may
prove "a great boou 90 farmers of that
vicinity, Says tho Phoenix Entorpriao.
The property purchased comprises
what Is known aa the Shaw ranch and
Hdiuining property
The plan of che Santa pc ia to erect
ON this land one OF che argra pump.
ing plants In th.s section of the coun-
try. With pumping power sufficient Go
water the entire section OF land
The company Is operated Roy m0u0y
from the Santa Fo railroad and the
STANDARD on company ana is known
AS the Maxwell Purchasing company
% appears that Hon George a. Max.
we'll was the originator of the idea
and % tho executive head OF tho nov
proposition The nroomeu Brothers.
from whom M Maxwell bought bis
ranch Two years ago. are In active
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

solicitor General @ o. Prichari ar.
rived in Santa BE- Monday from Wqsito
Oaks and registered al the Palace.
He has taken tho oath OF office and
took active charge OF the duties OF
bis Office He win boz engaged a few
days iu examining tho records and
archives in order 90 familiarlze him.
self with the Official affairs Of the so.
liciior generals office These were
left in excellent shape by tho late 80.
licitor general. u. l.. Bartlett. who was
very methodloal and had cvorything
Ia tho official limo zap to date. NV.
Prichard 81 in Los Angeles. California.
on visit 10 her mother, and will
spend the winter thcro.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

Houston. Tex. Nov ga porma.
nent organization OF the tobacco
ulsors of Texas is expected 90 result
from conference in session hero 90.
day. The tobacco growing industry
in Texas has increased 90 large pro.
portions of late years and for some
tlmo tine doslrablIdy OF organizing
tho growers has been roCoRnlzed.
The proposed organization VIII have
for lts object tho securing OF unifor
nifty regarding prices. crops. grading.
etc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

From Fridays DAILY Ciu1euJ
e. shannon Of Clarion. ia has
returned to hls home. leaving Mrs.
shannon here for the winter
Tho Womans club viii NOT hold a
meeting thls week On account of the
repairs being made in the club rnums.
Prof N 70 iarkin was visitor in
tho city yesterday SAT iarkiu is
principal of the las Vesas hieh
school
Mrs Harry Cooper wife of Assist
ant Marshal Cooper has returned
from months visit iu Southern
California
Hon d. NJ pouFherty ana n.
Cook. two prominent citizens OF So
zorro came .n from the south this
morning and proceeded north on the
80 passenger train for Santa Fo
Regular meeting of Harmony lodge.
$50 4. / % O D. lhls evening Flee
iiuu of officers and refreshments Am
Odd Fellows invited to attend By
order of n. q. O. s. pUabury. r. 3.
w. A. Walker aud a. A. Clark ~
uf Toronto Canada. are lu the city.
and are being shown the sights hy
ST. W. a. whitney They will leave
This evening for their Canadian home
The Misses Netie and blanche
Kettle Of Minneapolis. are spending a
few days al tho Alyarado On route TO
California They are friends of Miss
Hottie Goldsmith of South Third
street
Az the meeting Of the Womans
Home Missionary society. held this
afternoon a. the home oft Mrs 3 w..
Moore, OF West Railroad avenue. Mrs
Anna Kent gave = very interesting
talk con- tbo work done ln New Mex.
leo
Manager and Mrs w No. Cheniham
of mo AlynradO hotel returned last
nlght after spending a month'H vaoa.
zion 600 the east They visited the
worlds fair az SO Louis and visited
Mr. Chonthams o'd home n Ken.
lucky
AZ Temple Albert win ho held resu.
lar Sabbath service Friday evening
ne 1895 Tho choir is I'm charge ~
Prof Krelis "ThantaTivnF Why9
what Fore Howe win ho tso sub.
lccl Uf Rabbi Kaplan's sermon Tho
public 81 cordially invited
The fall term of tho district court
of Bomalnlo county closed Wednos.
day afternoon A special adjourned
session OF the territorial supreme
ooure viii bo held at Santa Fe 60
Morrow and Judge nakor viii go to
Santa ro tomorrow morning to bee
, ln attendance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
EALOUsY CAUSE OF FATAL FIGHT
YOUNG MAN sTAasEo IN ABoo.
MEN BY ALLEGED RIVAL ANp
LYING At POINT Or DEATH.

Loyio Uristo was cut in the asco-
men Monday morning by Leandro
Alvarez. and mo- hopo of his ufo is
entertained. says a dispatch dated
from las Vogas Both young men
are prominont, Alvarez being one OF
the leading members OF The military
band A quarrel over n woman arose.
Alvarez drew a knife. and without
warning plunged b into his adver
arys body Ho has been arrested.
Ouilillormo SERVER, who came 60
hs VEGAS from Mexico many years
aro and since gained a reputation az
one of the leading musicians of tho
city. died suddenly Monday while sIt
TING in hIs armchair az home Ho
bad boon iu hi8 usual good hOa'tb.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

Of che Greek church. which 90 the Rua.
sian national roligion.
Many apartment houses ln New
York have queer names. but one Of
the strangost ia the United States
Senate A saloon mirh be- 90 styled.
and the name would attract no n0tlco.
for saloons affect that Kind Of nomcn.
claturo but 80 81 unusual ln an apart.
mont house. and the wonder Us how
the tenants like o. 70 has reason.
though, for the building stands on the
site Of the William NJ Eyarts home.
stead in Second avenue near Stuyvo.
SAINT square A companion apartment
house ON the same site bears tho name
of William ~ Evars
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
GEArOS IS GUfNAulFE SENTENCE
MAN CONVICTED or KILLING
HENRY JONES HEARS SEN
TENCE.

William Geaton, who was convicted
at the present term OF tho Chavoa
county court of murder In the second
degree. was given "a life sentence by
Judge William %. popo Tho usual
question was asked n ho had any
thing 20 say. The prisoner replied In
"a low tone:
u have nothing Co say"
Judge Pope then gave him a strong
lecture and said in part.
William Ooatou, you have been
convicted OF most dastardiy and
cowardly crime. thai OF killing your
bost friend. Henry Jones. Tho jury
has moi recommended clemoncy and
now I say 20 you tat tho sentence OF
this court O. that you Do confined ga
tho ponltontiary a. Santa 10 for the
balance OF your life"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
OFFICIAL MATTERS
TAKE OATH or oFFIcE-sEv.
ERAL MINING COMPANIES m.
CORPORATE TO 90 BUSINESS.

tFwm Wednesdays Daily CIuzenl
The oath OF office OF George W.
Priohard. AS solicitor general of New
MomcO. has been received in the Of
dee of Territorial Secretary j. W..
Raynolds o. was sworn GO before
Eugeuo D. Stewart. "a notary public az
White oaks ON the l9th instant.
Articles Of Incorporation Filled.
The following articles of iucorpora.
ton have been nlod 90 me Office OF
Territorial Secretary j. W. Reynolds
The Riverside on company. OF RIOS.
wen The incorporators aud directors
Tor the nrst three months are. j. a.
cofiinsham w. G. Barnes. ~. ~.
Nasn Fired stevens aud A. r..
roeples. ail residents of The territory
The capital stock is 100000. consist.
Ink Of 100 600 shares of tho value OF
en- each and che term of existence is
Tor atty years Tho objects OF tho
company Dr. 90 buy. sell and own real
estate locate. develop and prove up
nn government lands under One min.
inc and public land laws az tho United
States. put DOZEN wells for GAS. Oh
and other mineral products; carry on
r. general mining business; soil OH
and Fas and pipe and distribute the
same; own and operate oil cars and
tanks FOR the transportation of on and
AZ 0ther things connected with such
business
The Gold Hin Mining company. %
White Oaks The incorporates and
directors Tor the FIRST three months
are George W. prichard. Melvin O..
paden and leo ~ Rudlsllle. an OF
white oaks Tho capital stuck Is
$500 go. consisting OF 100000 shares
~ the value ~ 81 each and the term
~ existence is Tor fifty years. The
ohiesi 81 tho company o. 90 carry on
a esneral mining, refining and smolt-
ing buainoss IN Lincoln county.
Amendments 20 Articles Of lncorpora.
ton Filled.
The following amendments 90 arii.
Giles ~ incorporation have been nicd
IN the oHlce of Territorial Secretary J..
" Haynolds
The Arizona a Colorado company.
Amendments Of articles Co read. One
forminus or the road ls a point on the
boundary line between Colorado and
New Mexico no or near the point
where the las Animag river crosses
me same into San Juan county. the
other terminus af "a point on the
boundary between Arizona and New
Nov.c0 ar or near whore tho San
Francisco river Intorsccts the houn-
Diary three miles north OF the Grant
county line There shall bo a branch
0f which ono terminus win he ~ a
convenient point ON the main line az
1r near Farminrtcpi the other a
Doint 0n the boundary line between
Arizona and New Mexico on the Hig
pucrco river west OF ManuclIio. Nc.
Einloy county Another branch line
win have a terminus ~ or near Farm.
'ngion and the other a. r. point where
tho Ia Plata river interects the
COlpradoNew Mexico BOUNDARY and
quother from the latter point 10 Aztec
The main line win have $50 miles oi
tnciaro and tho branches 100 miles.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
Unbalanced Msn,nllv.

Antonio salnzar VINO conducts o
small store in the southern part Of
town was taken into custody last
evening charged with making threats
against the members OF his family
His strange actions are the result OF
am unbalanced mental condition.
from which 10 is thought that he will
recover with proper troatmont.-sil.
yer City Independent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

Governor and Mrs. Otero have re-.
turned 60 Santa Pc from their visit
10 tho g. Louis Exposition AZ the
New Mexico day ceremonies there on
the ism instant the governor deliver
cd a very hne and interesting addross
On behalf oi the territory e reception
was held by the governor and Mrs.
otDro. which all accounts unite In
describing aa "a grand success. They
enjoyed their visit DO tho World
Fair city very much and were tho ro.
cin.cnts oft much social attention from
leading citizens and officials of ST.
Louis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

PrInconion. A. j.. Nov. 25-.Mauy
educators Of note gathered al Prince
ton University today Tor tho eight.
conth annual meeting of the Aasoeia,
tioa of Colleges and Preparatory
SCHOOLS OF the middle states ana
Maryland Toe meoiinr win last two
days and viii be- devoted 10 me dis
cuEsion of college entrance require
menis. the influence of athletics and
other topics 81 a kindred nature
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

iahpeming Mich. Nov 90 Visitors
are already arriving here for the an
uull meeting OF the Upper Peninsula
Educational association. which De- 90
begin "a three days session here 90.
morrow Tho programme So one OF
the best ever arranged by mo asso-
citation and the outlook ls bright for
a successful meeting senator nulIIvcr.
20 iowa, and Bishop spaldlnv. among
u.hors. VII deliver addresses.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

Talladcga. Ala. Nov ga Many
clerical and lay delegates are here
Cor the annual meeting of the North
Alabama conference OF the a. ~.
church. south. which began its SEES.
s.ons today The largo attendance
promises one of the most interesting
and enthusiastic sessions OF recent
years. bishop Wilson OF Baltimore Do
the presiding officer and among the
participants are number of Ioted
diuuc ul this and nclghborlng states.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

D. o. Whttomoro. Santa be bag
rEgo master az Rcdlands. 10 tho DC.
fondnui in petition filed in the su.
Fe-ior court yesterday By Attorney
Campbell ln tho position Mabel
Whittemoro. BIS former chiid.wifo.
asks for nllmony, stating that at the
time Whitiomoro received his docrco
Boy default. ON uc1uut of her nouap.
poannce NJ the trial, she WINS young
and inexperienced. she now ayers that
she and her child must depend on hor
mother for food aud sustcuance she
asks Cor "a part of tho money which
Whlttomoro earns no Redlands. San
HTuarlino Sun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

In tho opinion of tho Rev James C..
homes. rector OF &c. Mary's Nhurch.
brooklyn. tho custOm of paying fees
20 the CLERGY for the performance of
any prayorbook onico iu the church
and The custom of paying sections or
sthor parish officers Cos tho opening OF
churches or any prayerhook service.
Is contrary 90 tho spirit of tho gos.
nol and Injurious 10 tho work of the
church Doctor Jones' announces that
ho VIII not accept fees for any pray
erbo0k services. tie believes that the
time win come when thls custom OF
tipping and fleeing, which grew up M
a time when the clorgy was not paid
salaries and which at nrst was never
associated with the direct performance
of the rites ~ tho church, viii become
entirely discrcditod There are ab0ut
600 churches in Greater New York.
t ihe annual fees average SIS per
hurch. o. means that nearly $4,000
Der year s being received DO th.s
way.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
GOLD MEDAL
GRANTED HENHAM INDIAN TRAD
ING COMPANY ron EXHIBIT At
WORLDS FAIR.

The following aolfeHplanai0ry lct.
Ter has been received from Dr. W.
j. Niece ci;of OF oxhlbhs in tho do.
paument of anthropology. Worlds
Fair. ST. Louis
ST. Louis. Oct. 22. 1904
A. u. McGa6ey. president Of the BEN.
ham Indian Trading Company. Al.
buQuorque ~ N.
Ny Dear Sir-This rs 90 appriEo you
oi the action of the International lury
OF awards ln granting you gold
medal Cor Pomo Indian basket orhlb.
tied in this Building. together with "a
Grand p2lyo Tor combined arts I'm
naskciry and blank0iry.
THE diplomas announcing che
awards VIZ probably be- Issued IN t,e
course of a month. though tho medals
win not be- ready for delivery until
some time later
Very cordially.
w. J. MoGEB Chief
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

Tine methods Of enc Russian govern.
mcnt have boon brought home 10 a
Now York woman ln a curious man
nor last August sho sent a bible 10
friends Ia Warsaw through a firm OF
local bankers Nothing was heard Of
the Bible until Tits week. when the
firm received a letter from their Bre-
men forwarding agents. In which h
was stated that the Bible had been
oounscatod by the Russian govern.
meut About the most curious part
uf the whole business % the FACT that
the Russian censor charged a Zee OF
90 cents for oOuhaoat'ng tho book
This Zee Includes both duty and cen.
sur icaH The bankers believe thai
lhe seizure was due 90 the fact that
che bible Was not the authorized Bible
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
QUAKER ReFLEeTloNs.

Tho things we got Tor nothing are
often dear at the price.
Even a postage stamp ls mo- good BE-
IL gets stuck on itself
The fellow who drives milk cart
may also be ON the water wagon.
The posalmist gets a heap OF salts.
faction from talking abom hard times
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

lu one 0f the big speculative hrok.
erase houses In Wall stroot. which has
hoon PARTICULARLY successful hs year.
In contrast with its experience a year
agu. during che market slump. they
have pasted up under Governor Odeu's
THANKSGIVING proclamation one of
thcIr own. which reads thua
Fur aIl che mut.tudInou8 things
which 90 has been youchsafod fo us
during tho yoar to DO unto others Oct
is give thanks also. for che exceed
.ng few THINGS which others have done
unto o.