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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
$40 GOOD WORDS
FoR New MENIco

Tho BauImor. NoRs SAVE that Mr.
IuuN D. stanton Uf Albuquerque. a.
Na af thC ST. James hoiel talked
1Hnui 'hr mountains Ibo people tho
crops ani .ho cattle
Sew MCNlc0 ought to hc "a state
uI Ihr lniun. bu said. "TbC people
itCrU are representative of ana adj.
FlucDd order ur Intelligence. even
among tho poorest natives. when com.
nHr.d with tbo people of some sec.
Iuua uf thD United States. and tbey
'rn industrious. practical and E1nUr
l.E ambitious iu 900 lines Sow Mok.
.ru hHH uON think about 500 ulU
Hur1.H. uu. l'.hough fhp census g.yeE
u. I. arH OFF fhIa number 10000
1rr white fHH BWH number native.
lUH H Hf.. proportion indian. while
tH,rU are inwor hllfnroeds than in
Mexico. whore that class .s Ono curse
1i ihu country Sne8Nug nf racial
conditions. Hy the way, WhIlo there
are plenty ul Chinese. engaged large
N In house work. "a Japanese is o.
rarity n thp mountains there are
minerals galore especially silver and
lead. and Zoo tho valleys fertile lands
Tor che thousands of cattle that roam
t1o reserves The Colorado rauchmcn.
aud as Iar north ls Wyoming. send
into NoW Mcylco for their hardy
calves to ruu thc ranch Zoo the spring.
and are able to keep them over win.
ier ami through very severe weather
Boz reason OF thoIr remarkable endur.
ance
Take a train at Denver. $50 down
through Trinidad to Ration. las Vegas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
DETAILS OF SHOOTING AFFRAY
WHICH OCCURRED AT CENTRAL
LAST TUESDAY MORNING.

The shooting affair which occurred
n Central last Tuesday morning when
Victor Queen was killed and 3D. NJ.
Turner was wounded. in detail is as
follows.
Turner and Queen had come into
Silver city un Monday afternoon from
the Rurro mountains whore tho latter
WAS employed as head timber man.
That evening thpy remained boo silver
city until about DO o'clock. when they
proceeded to Central It is asserted
that Turner was heard to make
threats against the lives nf Wiley
and Freeman before ho left here. and
lu consequence the two latter men
were warned. Turner and Queen up
on the arrival in Central went into
Wiloy's saloon and remained only
short Time They returned about 3
o'clock the following morning 90 a
rOumiug house next to tho saloon
They did not receive admitance ey.
eryuno hcing asleep. and az the very
time they were leaving the ward of
iho house two shots wore fired. The
question aF 90 who fred the first shot
Ia disputed Queen was shot twice
from % siX.shOoter and also received
20 discharge of huckshot in Che lower
part of thr abdomen. The second
wound from tho six shooter proved
fatal Turner was wounded M the
thigh. Ho is being attended Tor bis
wound at tho broadway hotel
The preliminary hearing was held
before Justice of the Peace Crowley.
who bound fhe men over to the next
grand jury .u the sum OF $1,000. The
nond was furnished and the men re,
leased silver City independent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

ThrreFiuecrrd Iark and hIa rang
nave boon dealt Justice for their ri
tacF upon tho pru.tout.ary superln.
dent and his assistant ai Yuma. AriE..
MAY 2N Of ih.H year Five of thn men
entered pleas nf guilty Three were
r'von new HnntoncoH uf EiH Years each
and loo the case of two olrht years oacn
were added fo their period of durancc
rhreoFnEnrod Jack. leader of the
fang ani famed eF me MufrnH roter
and strike iur.iCr refused io admit his
share In ihe guilt and stood trial aith
tho rcIuH thai bo was found rauiy
and was sentenced lo AN additional TEN
years ln tho prison be- tried io break
W O. Buck. The prison cuok Who saved
the day, vas par1Ouod tor bic courars
and kmdlinenl Another long sentence
imppeoi by me court at Yuma vas
tha; of hNcCn years Flyon lrnaclo
SamlnioHo f0r tho murder - Pedro
lrlves a Uarr.sburF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
TIE PUBLIC ls SHOCKED
At RESULT or aACA CASE

AZ aoculrD laHi uFht Jury muud
Jake EarH NOT guilty li murdErIur
Henry Culi.na sad this H probably the
closing chapter oI One 0f the mo.t
brutal cGid bioodod murders In ths
annals of hucuffu county
Tho public. those familiar with the
case. are shocked nt the result.
Tho murder occurred at tho close of
day several mohIha ago. Haca d
native with "a duiormed hold and was
always considered Ror,hIDss as ar aa
lfIns inluHlliDua ANA q good citizen.
NnNlnl aaa "a white man wish "a na.
tive wife
AZ Che time 0f tho murder a was
said thaf hHca was showing Mrs Cui
iihh attention h1t huH a Wumau could
favor "a man of hIa rDp8IaIF features
and makoup can hardly bo believed
oh t1g evening of tra murder h8ca
ia as't i0 have sent t0 CuHI1a house
and lhat Du.Iina attempted lu put him
OUT
lu the aFht which onaued Culllna
HaH stabbed tu death. "A uHHHpaptr
account 1l tle affair al the ume said
that CuIhns was nos Hrruug enough
in rIHH Wf1 hia aHHaiIHut ana U0d.
uh.ng refuge between $50 houats
built H1 close together Jtat zoo open
lnE HHa luH arso enough t0 admit
fht body Uf "a man.
haCl followed CuiIua luio this
place aud houIed and groH.od uke
ul1 animal al umo aud aFaln he
uunEel lnr kulfo into hIH victim
in he cour. ruDm 10 is alluttd. BE-
aas shown thHf Cu.lUs followed nacl
into tho lFeUt and there expired
f0r Ihis. BE- D. reported. judge par
Bog Instructed the lury io nnH thn
prisoner guilty 1f murler In gho sote
uni degree.
a MAN ahg arrived from a0corrl
this morning said that ha saw lh1
jury which acquitted NaCa aut boo "a
very fov of them showed the lcasl
E'oam pf Intelligence
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
LIVELY CAMpAlGN ExpECED
WHAT WILL OCCUR NEXT YEAR
o. sENArE PASSES THE STATE.
HOOD BlLL.

The Phoenix Republican says that
Iu lhD event OF tHo passage uf the
joint statehood uill q political siua-
lion without "a parallel viii be created
m Arizona and Sew NoAicu next year
While thousands viii yOto against the
creation of the proposed state. uu of
our citagna will vote for officers Tor
that state
Do ia quite che rule for the y0tors of
territory tu vote FOR state officers.
consrDssmcn and e legislature nt tho
same election at which they vote on
tho ratification uf thc constitution of
thc new commonwealth. nuf hereto
fore there has been nu division of
opinion smong tho people when tor.
r.tury had an opportunity tO enter rho
union. The adoption aud ratification
ui the constitution was forerono
conclusion and was merely n nares-
sary f0rmhlity it was entirely log..
cal that state officers SHOULD ho elect.
cd lt tho Same time.
But iu these territories we shall
witness the extraordinary spectacle 0f
ballots going into one box against the
state and into another box for tho
election uf omcprs therefor
The campaiu win have tu be- Just
hH earnest and spirited as " there
were mo- question as 90 admission
Both parties viii hold conventions
made up of delegates from the two
territories, and full state tickets win
hD nominated. Candidates for the ieF
lslaturo viii bc nominated hy both
parties in every county. for " tho con.
stitutiuu Is ratified the Legislature viii
have 10 elect two uuitod states SON.
alurF. The can nlgn win be- warsI
more earnestly that any campaign
ever seen in these territories Neither
party can anord 10 lpt the other take
trick f1. nobody can predict that
lhc people viii refuse 10 enter tho
union under the terms prescribed
The humorous candidates win say
Boo ihis territory at lehs,-"Wc wish
you to vote against admission. but we
ask you to vote Tor ua.
such a campaign viii test the dIbIo.
macy ot many man Who considers
himself above temptation with such
prizes as The Offices uf governor sec
retary of state. treasurer. auditor. su.
porIuiendent uf public instruction
chief Justice and associate iuHirna of
'he supreme court. railroad commits.
ainusrs district Judges. and 500 forth
aud su forth, and In addition thereto
two United StatoF Fenaforghipa two
seats u the house of representative.
and membership in tho first legIala.
turo of iho state OF Arizona. how
many candidates will Iu good faith
work during tho campaign against thn
admission OF tho rthip7 And now
many of their friends and supporters
WiII loudly Jaik against admission and
quietly vote for admission
We shall mot need fu consult Tho
weather bureau in order t0 know that
We RiIl haFr warm times noat sum
NOR N the statehood hlu o. enacted
into law
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
ANOTHER ROCK ISLAND
FLYER FOR THE COAST
New Past Train With Palatlal Equip.
ment 20 Run 90 Los Angeles
via E1 pano.

owing to the anticipated heavy
rayel from tho east 90 California. tho
southern Pacific has arranged with
the Rock Island io ruu new fast
train between Chicago auI los An.
ac.eH via El paso leaving chicago
commnnrIEg Cur.amas day ana loay-
IuE los Angeles commeuc.us Dec.
"h This train iH iu addition to thg
Iast Golden State limited
The now train VIII leave Chicago
ai iO "a. m, aJrIymg at L1s Angeles
af $3.50 m.. th.rd day making the
aetual running time. ~ hours. East
bound, me train win leave Los An
Ecles ll 1910 b. m. This train VIII
carry complete equipment Of din-
nIns cars, urarclass sIu.uofs, tour.
lHt a'eepCra and boa addition
through through tourist car be-
tween Chicago and san Fwucisco.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
OTER0 AND ANDREWS
NOW FOR STATEHOOD
JUDGE BAKER GOING 70 OMAHA
AND MAY nE HEEC iN A FEw
DAVIS.

y suDCnI In THE CIUEDn
= Washington. Doe 20 lt has IuHi
y boon announced CHAT tno prcsi
y iru lui attorney aHUll aul
y flIU uU action GOA thU fo TnHti0u
y ul lui.a Utkur uf tlc cuuHfma
y zion ui hIH successor until after
y IhD holidays
y Judge 8nd Mrs %. b. uatrr
y have gone IO Omaha Sob. and
y mry continue from there t0 AIhu
y queQu0
y Capt Vs. o. Dame who waa
y hOro tho past week. has Iofl tine
y CIts, and s now Un hIa rtun io
y AluuIuuTuuo
y Governor Otar1 aud Delegate
y elect AuifDwa we're heru uuI af
y cor Il0NInF into lhc statehood $50
= uHUnu pronounced it yprf HOuI.
y and H uuN common Tails
= AMONG ilo national lawmakers
y That IacaU tuu ECnlrmou are
y secretly helping along thc Joint
y statehood measure
y Governor Ofor1 au8 vito hait
y Hono .1 Sew York. and uCrrafo.
y elect Andrews wiN spend hiE
y Christmas n pitUburr
y The joint statehood biu n sure
y of pa 2ge. ANA Delegate HoioY
y D. ono of me happieat morinis in
y Wssh.nei1n.
- NNNNN NNNN NN'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
TWO SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENTS


The Eagles Surprised.
i.nh. night The members ot AIhu.
quorQue Aerle Fratowal Order of
EaBles wero ugreeabIy surprised by
being rendered a banquet aud social
session by thoir wlyos and lady
friends.
The lodge hold a short business
meeting at Che STARE. after which au
excellent prugram which had been a.
ranged by the ladies. took place
a d. norm0ft saHg two very catchy
8nng5 using tho sloropilcan pictures
Doe connection with then, which was
foIlowod by "a duct hy Mr McDotmuu
ana Mr RuhId0u& both of which
WUrc worry much appreciated
This waH followed by song hy
George Noht. Dr. ana $40 selections
by ihe fayorito little whistler Miss
lola hehor
j Barnes then sang several songs
'1 WhIrh ho accompanied himself 0n
IhC guitar followed by several rocIta.
tIuuI ana oUmic SONG ly ~. "A LoWls.
bo.Ior knDwn uH "ike"
Amor fhH fhr company formed far
tha smnd march which ial 20 thn
banquet hull whore aumpu0uB
spread was served
Several fQafiF were FIyou during
iHc banquet which were replied io hy
lhna f Myers n n WilkorsoE and
Sat iuDnD
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
SCHOOL BUILDINGS
OPENED TO VISITORS

10 you had horse worth 81 900 aud
you had recently spUnt another $1,000
o. q huildihg in which t0 keep him
ane tha contractor should ask you 60
como now and inspect tho stable aa
t 10 done, nJ matter how busy you
w0o, you would Doc thorC 8t the ap.
polntsa time
. Tho board of education of thls city
sas spent $4,000 of your money iuI
new buildings the past year $4,000
iOr thu Central buuding hyC years
ago, aud tsUOOU Tor the original build
lnga. making "a total ul 100000 iu-
buildings. They are also spending tu.
nunlly more than f25OuJ for teachers
salaries. supplies and repairs. AN .nis
fur che care ul your most precious
possession. Your cbIld And set you
come NOT to Investigate the conditions
under which your child lahora. You
are more negligent regarding the vel.
fare Of your child than you would ba
regarding che welfare of less precious
thinEa.
Next Friday afternoon from until
q o'clock the schools will Do thrown
open Tor your inspection. There Will
be 10 regular school work, both pupils
and teachers viii he free tO show tia.
ltOr8 about the buildings. We want
you to visit oyory part of rho building
from basrmont t0 attic and alk with
teachers about the general welfare OF
fho schools
NJ s your duty lo go FIRST to yuur
n ward building and lhon Do you
ge tme 90 each of the other build
Hk See i1r what yuur money has
euu spent Learn the conditions un.
sa which the teacher works for th3
urrmont of your child. compare the
Adltiuua Of your ward with those OF
lhor wards and m after a thorough
nYcstlrutlnn you und things not aB
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
NEW MEXICO GAME LAWS
A COMPILATION or THE TERRI
ToRYs STATUTES GOVERNING
THE KILLING or GAME AND
FISH.

For tho guidance of local sport
men. Sew Mexicoa game laws are
published.
Synopsis off game and fish laws of
Ihc Territory of Now MoxlcO. passed
hy tho legislature ou March l2. 1908
Open season for Game,
Deer with huruH-awifh gun only
November uud December. each year
LImlt, one door
FIR antelope and mountain shocp
killing absolutely prohibited
Wild tlrkoy and mountain grouse
with Eun only-Octohcr. November
and December Chapter 26. laws OF
1897.
QuaIl-Viih gun only October 40.
vomher December January and Feb
ruary each yoar Chapter go, laws of
1901.
phoasants lcvey speclesj killing
absolutely prohibited
open Season for Fish.
Mountain trout (every spccicH with
rod, houk and line onb May ib to
October li Size limit nct Ices than
Sis inches WoIEih limit DO pounds
per day
Bass 0arfp aud uau mouth spo.
cic8l May l5 90 October ib-wlth rod
hook and liae only Weight limit 90
pounds per day
Game or fsh killed or caught within
The Territory uI New Mexico. must
not be- sold nt amy time
Where wutor s taken hy ditch for
irrigation Or other purposes from
streams wherein are living fish. a.
mentioned in the act. wire HcrpcnT
must be placed at tho intake OF such
dltCheE
% h unlawful f1r any railway. o1
press company cor amy of thoIr agents
ur employees i0 receive or have in
possession fur transportation any Of
ihr above mentioned Fama uf ush
Use uf dynamite duss. rawduat.
etc. s a felony
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

New York. Dec 2l- Eminent mem.
bers of lhe bench and har OF New
York CITY and state are to gather
about tho fostal board at Che Waldorf
Astoria t1nlsht to eat drink aud oE.
tend good wishes 90 oNJudFe Alton
b Parker. in whose honor the dinner
iH 20 he given. NJ Do Intended as a sort
of formal welcome to ihe Judge upon
bis return to the ranks 1f the legal
profession That D. win he without
political significance is evidenced by
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
RIO GRANDE WATER
USERS ASSOCIATION
ORGANIZED AT CONVENTION
HELD AT LAS CRUCES YEsTER.
DAY.


The Rio GrHnde Water Users A..
sOCiatIun is the name uf "a new nssJ-
citation formed at Las Cruces yoster
day. whore au enthusiastic convention
Was held.
About seventy people from 80 Pa80
attended coming up to las CruCCB on
Bn excursion train. with Conductor
Cruikshank Boa charge and accom-
panied hy City Passenger Agent Nor
riHuu The El pHso people look along
with them large supply of badges.
bearing thp inscription To Dam tho
Rio Granip
Tho convention assembled Boo Tho
court house and thC room, though
large. was crowded t0 lts utmost capa-
city Tho attendance from Mesiua yar
ley Wug all that could he desired. and
showed most conclusiyoly the interest
in thlB enterprise taken hy the people
The convention was called DO order
hy Professor Hiram Hadlcy, who has
$50 long been Identified with tho Mes.
ilia valley and the Agricultural col.
'ege there and with the matter OF &c.
rigat.on iu that section.
Chairman Hadloy announced as the
committee who had called tho conven.
tIon, u. L. Young a. y. noIt Martin
L0hman, Guadalupe Ascarato, Jose
LuCero.
Tho address oi welcome was made
hy B. "a. for1g and responded 90 BY
Felix MARITIME. botH gentlemen being
quite happy in their efforts.
E O., Wade was elected secretary,
and read the call for the convention
aud the report of the committee on
program
Tho following committees we're ~.
pointed
Organization O. q. SNOW. ". @.
Gillian VIM Palmer jrr s. p. Az.
caraio
Credentials r. C. Day Frank
Kropt George ~ M0ssman. ~ g..
Glck JAS QuoonHbufry.
Resolutions r. D. Young ~ H
Holt Jose lucoro Thoo. RDuault. A.
D. Fountain
An instructive address was deHt.
cred hY B ~. Hall of the Unuol
states reclamation service. shONiuT
tho necessities 0f Che case and me
advantages of the Elephant Butte
project.
strong resolutions we're passed fav.
0rluF the construction of thp Elephant
Butte dam at Englo.
The convention at las Cruces yoF.
torday o. Nrw MoUcoa drst stop IG
carrying 1ut tho wishes uf tho govern
mont and it was emphatic and cDnoln-
siVo. Tho second step WIN bo at IN
paHo on December 90 when the SEE.
ond mass meeting for TcAan6 Nill a
held iu that town
The passenger department u the
RaEta % announces that UI 'rnpar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

ypu would have thom make knowl
your suggestions to those iu authority
and The cti viii bo corrected. with
pleasure, if The means to DO ao are
aYhiiahir.
o. is your privilege aud your duJy
io visit the public school buildings of
This city next Friday afternoon from
until Z o'clock You are not askoI
t1 visit recitation, as there win be
none iuat come aud inspect the build.
inEs. Ice ofcry ono come
a. B SrHOUp. Superintendent
BY order Df the President of the
Hnard ui EIuclfIuu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

Dubuque Doc Father John y.
Carroll. of tbls city. was cousccratcd
bishop of Helena, Mont today. Tho
service took place .u st. Raphacla
cathedral tho conaCcator being Arch.
bishop kcauc He was assisted by %
number uf other prominent Roman
catholic prU.ates from various parts
uI tho WrHt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

Lincoln. Nch Dec 2t-Tho South
Platte Implement Dealers association
began its annual convention in lin.
coin today and win continue 600 sos.
sion until saturday The attendance
la large and thp convention promises
to Boz the most Important over held 400.
dCr tho auspices pf tho association. The
harvesting machine trust and its
methods viii bc "a 8ul fec. of Giscul-
sion and ii Ia probable chat ways and
muDns of offering effective opposition
to The trust will uo discussed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

tlunotua OHIO Doc ll. %. g. ne.
Ng. cashier uf the First National bank
ai this city and ovuor of tho Marine
Savings bank at D0nueaut HarboI.
both 9i which closed yesterday. has
made assignment SO Wa8 stated yes
terdhy that h1lh banks would be- able
a reopen within % week 1r ten days.
bgt the assignment Df Llitig puts q
nov aspect upon tho whole AFFAIR No
statement uf lItIlos aEsoJs oI uablli
tIrs are given out
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

III|"- IIHHT II"1- lI--"ATIUT au NJ
urHH lasting several WepH Geo.
5b1up. i0Tmer United States senator
uum Idaho. Ilel at hIF home here
today Iu Dos asta year. Ho eas terrl
.uut governor or Idaho Whou admit
tei ini0 'he Union end was tho urst
governor elected hy the state Iie
Was elected lo tbe United states sen.
HJU .H 1850 and served two terms
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

ilDu George w. prIchard. the so.
hc.tDr general of tho territory on.
i1yei ba.i "a duzeL hours of solid
comfort yesterday by waiting 90
lamy junction aud when the No 4
passenger train came along be- boar
rd same Hlth O Pullman uwor berth
Ticket Tor luH Angeles. who're
ho Wl.l enjoy mo Christmas holidays
with Mrs PuChard HD will boz back
u um. l.r Iau beginning ul ihe Neu
Year. and H|l H0 doubt have some
Pnar tJle8r business talks with che
UUkf territorial iasI.Iaur.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

Richmond Nas Dec. 2l-ArauEn
mDnf h8yo boon completed for tho
execution hero tomorrow 0f james
Go1dD. Co negro Goodies crime was
the killing last July OF Police lnapec
tor ShIuhurspr Guojp was wanted az
tho time for the murder 0f another
negro aud hD killed thp police iuspcc.
fur boo an effort tu avoid capture.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

ur D. "a. Maasie. fhn rIty phTal
can baa received tha analysis aDpar
aIls Coz making experiments uiih the
rntnr furnished taD eIty hy tho 4aU.
a Fo water a lgnt company aud
tI make "a meteorological analysis
of fnn water ueKI week A Form ln-
unu'pr b Included ln fhe apparatus
NeW Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
BACA ACQUITTED

y Special t1 The Citizen. \
y s0curro. Dec g2 The lur in \
y fhr case 0f jake Hara Goa tha \
y killing of Honry Cuuus brought \
y .n @ verdict oi not guilty JuIFe y
y Parker has adjourned court 600 y
y next torn. 4
y ANN NNNN NsNNN \
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

tho tact that iho speakers aie to u.
clude prominent men o. both parties
Among tho number win hn pKOoVof
nor Frank s. Black. Euhu Root and
william 70 H0mhiOwer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

Tho remains of William r. Vcttor
who diod Monday after O. lingering
illness from consumption were shin
ped to his uld home in Iowa. hy o. W.
stronrs Sons The father and mother
0f the deceased arrived in the city
shortly after death came and accom-.
anied the body home yesterday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

Cast might 1' Colombo hall the Im.
proved order of Rcd Mou gave tholr
nrNt annual BAN end large crowd
lnclHiIuF mDmhcr8 of tho order and
their friends danced until che email
hours of tho morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

Grant Bros wore awarded The CON
tract Cor tho latest stretch of santa
~ track on iho nov Arizona A Cali.
iornla. u .H forty miles long, begin.
ming a. tle Santa Fc. Prescott a
Phoenix line. nvg mites north 1f Wlcs
onhurF This forty miles carries hair
Nhy iO Parker uB the Colorado While
the santa FD is thus active the south
efn Pacific IH noI idle Fifteen survey
lnE parties. representing thr Arizona
Ehairfu. are engaged hftwfon Duran.
20 Colo and thr Mur.fau luf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
FAITHFUL PONY STANDS
OVER IT'S MASTERS uoDY

win hIa faithful pony standing
over him ,he body Of ~. ~ Munson
barber was found Tuesday nighf.
ou Main street at Auos.a. Chavoa
county. about uny Feet from bis place
of business MnusDn wac "a r0nsumn.
uyo and attempted to eo io hla shop.
and tho cause n hla death wua
tumorr1ago from ihe lungs iio waa
lying ln Is pool of h.s own blood when
found ami must have boon dead fpr
one hour
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

The passenger department of the
HaE'a Do announces that El 'rnyar
hnt9l ut the Grand Canyon win be
oponsd V tho public on JanuNry 3