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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

From the Argus

From The Argus
Miss Beatrice Hendricks iofi for
visit AZ The 50 Louis exposition. She
expects io bo gone about one month
Mesrs pendleton. Fooso and VIII
IIams sold about one hundred head af
throoyoarold steers 20 @. ~ Web.
sior Jr thls week They win be-
faitonod at .hc Vineyard stock farm
FOR tho eastern market
Inspectors Buyce ana Commons of
Albuquerque. representing the bureau
of animal industry rae Washington. arc
'n Che city t0 inspect the dipping OF
'hc 10000 sheen which have boon nur
chased hv a. w Proaspr and viii
soon BOO taken 20 his ranch near Com.
stock. Texas
J. A Cameron returned from "a short
visit with hls family and Mrs A. A..
Freeman NJ the So Louis fair. MrH
Froowan and Mrs. Cameron and chill.
iren went on 20 Washington. D C..
whore hey expect 20 spend the win.
ter
D. p Corley who Tor some time
was employed IN The dry goods de-
nartmonf ~ tho Joyce. pruiit com
nnny'o rfo~r ir 'htr ~tv hut who is
now living on his ranch near Black
.rcr hal very exciting runaway
@ his place last Wednesday tie had
htchcl team to drive 90 Malaga
ben they managod 20 set away from
him and ran distance OF about three
..i,s 20 me home Of Fred Andor
worth aud fiudiug che stable door
upCn they attempted to enter Both
horses passed thr0ugh the open door
out lho buggy To which they were
hhchC' caught and foll them fast
When discovered they we're standing
1ietly. with no damage done 20 either
harness or buggy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
TERRITORIAL
> TOPICS 8
SILVER CITY

From Che Enterprise.
Yves Williams one OF the old timers
OF tao nurro mountains. was ln the city
Pee greater uH of last week.
CLYDE Smith returned che latter part
of last week from a visit with home
folks % Missouri. and a short stay at
the worlds fair
Mrs. Prank NIohol ana young son.
Norman Francis left for New Y0rb
c.ty whore they wIl remain several
months visiting Mrs Nichols parents.
Mrs Thom8s English wife of ,ho
manaaer uf che Azure Turquoise com.
panys mines iu the Burro mountains.
is reported seriously .ll at tho ladies
hospital i1 which place she was rc.
moved last wesA
Albert CopIcn. SON ui silas CopIon.
who received serious injuries in the
N.rs.uia milne .u the Hurro mountains
several wptks ago .F reported as max.
ns rapid recovery 90 the Ladies' hos
Hal 90 which Dee has been confined
since The accident and Doc win be- up
and around again in few days
Nrs o @ Myhro entertained nearly
Gfy oi her women friends last Tuoc.
day afternoon An advertisement
euossIug contest formed a feature OF
ihc afternoon entertainment. and
proved very enjoyable Mrs J W. Car
tgr won FIRST prize In the contest and
Mrs A. q Robinson the consolation
nrizo later dainty refreshments were
served
Mra r. g Mcclure. daughter Jean
and grandson. were passengers on the
train which reached me city nt 2
uc'och Thursday muwug. returning
.rm Louisa. Nya whithor thCy accom-
painted the remains of Mrs b. Man.
scr whose death .u Santa Pee was ro.
corded 100 those columns several
months ar1.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
SUES FOR $4,000 DAMAGES.

Louis Huttron "a former switchman5t
ON the Rock island. has filed suit In
the district clerks oflce ot E puso
Tor $4,000 damages against the El.'
faao a Rock Island and the sl paso,,
a Northeastern railway companies N
Huttron alleges uiat on the 10th day
of last March. while in tho employ ofb,
lho defendant companies as swltch-n
man In che yards no Santa Rosa n N IN
be- met with an accident through thee,
carolossneFF of the defendants. whlchm
caused him tu loao his right foot Her
states thhj he taa urdttrd tn throw alt
switch in order that some cars miFhtli
he changed from one track ,o another
and that after hc had thrown thee,
switch BE- became necessary f1r him to,,
cross tho track in front OF thc. moving,
train of cars That in do.nr so one Oh
his feet mired doFu iu the soft dt,rl
OF which the rondbod was cunstructednt
and held him captive until the traiue.
iof cars backed upon him BE was rund
over and one of hls feet s1 badly man. u
sicd that amputati0n became uecos. Il
sary Ho also alleges that The oneln. a
cer saw bic noriluus position and tried 4
tn stop tho-cars. but that the throttlor
valve Of the engine was ouJ OF order
and che moving cars could not be- stop
ped in Time
lie charges negligence On the com.i
pauy allowing its roadbed Co get into,
such a state as to cause mans feet
60 sink in the mud and get caught az
his did. and also ia allowing tho throi.
tle valve Of The engine 60 become SO
badly ont Of repair thar % could not
oe worked with responsible safety.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
HlLLsuoRo

From the Advocate
I'd James. OF Chloride was a Hills.
bOrO visitor this week.
g Alexander returned from a busi
ness trip 90 las Cruces
Mrs W s. Hopewell and Mrs Jean
stauder came in from che Animas on
saturday
senator Andrews residence az An.
lrews is being thoroughly renovated
ln lt8 Interior
Miss Ann p. Clark. OF Coyingtou.
Ky, arrived here on a visit 10 her sis.
ser. Mrs W. s Rowland
A. PrcIsser returned from the MIN.
hros. whore be went 20 DO some sur
yeving Tor an Irrigation company
DiphthCr'a has made its appearance
among The Mexican population and the
public school Is closed for two weeks.
Toe Mexican Methodist church ON
Happy Flat was dedicated last sunday
The services were conducted hy Rev.
Thomas HARDWOOD
Both the Percha creeks came down
bank mll last Sunday evening That
barbcd wire fence saved the town
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
NAVAJO TRIBE DANCE.

Last Thursday morning the adyorts.
IuE car for tbp New Mexico rerriJor.
Iai fair. to bo held 90 Albuquerque.
October 100 to No. arrived in town. and
mo- sooner had thc caf been ser out ON
thg SIDING than a bunch of Red Men
gave war cry and went after them.
ays the WinsI0w Mail
They held q council in the car and
the result of it was that Navajo
tribe. No. 25. L. o. q a., assisted by
Dee Territorial Fair association, gave
enc OF the most enjoyable social dane.
es on Thursday evening ever held in
The opera house.
over two hundred people enjoyed
.ae event and the orchestra furnished
uy ihc fair association provided excel.
.ant music for the dances till Is very
.ate hour
% was tbe nrst time the Red Men
sad shown "a frlcndiinoss toward :ho
pale face and the event was a sue
cess in every Particular
The Red Men. together with their
guests. speak very hiRhly of The com.
nany the Albuquerque fair has sent
out To- represent them and there d
Hile doubt uut Whist Wlnsiow will send
large delegation Co tho fair. which
500 hc the largest and best yet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
SANTA FE OWNED
~ FIVE RAILROADS

Five different railroad systems now
have sioc,holdlug interest On me
Mchison, Topeka a Santa Fo railroad
The purchase ol between 100000 ana
100000 shares of AtchIaon stock for
the Union Pacific practically follows "A
similar accumulation of Atchisop
stock for the benefit OF tho Chicago.
Milwaukee a ST. Paul
within che last six months brokers
acting Tor william Rockefeller. have
sought 250O00 shares Of Atchlson. pro.
samahIy in the interest OF ST. Paul.
which may make aga Arrangement with
Aichlsou for an outlet Instead of
building a new line.
Peunaylvanla railroad interests have
held q large block OF Atchlson stock
for a long time and b. J. Berwlnd rep
rosenta these interests Ga the Atchlson
board
The Rock Island bought large
amount of AtchIBon stock about the
time ihat the So Louis q San Francis.
60 purchase was made The last-namod
road was formerly o part OF the Atchi.
son system and when mo Rock Island
people bought tho Frisco they drought
best TO protect the latters Pacific
coast traffic hy buying 10 the Atchi-
son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
LAS CRUCES

From t.a Republican
Mr. 9scar Lohmau 60 having Ger.
tain diflrns made Co her home.
M.srs Quintaval Topping and
Brcv.a have boon shipping alfalfa
this week
Horny Rynerson ioft for Ann Arbor.
Mich for the purpose OF outcrlns me
law school
on Wednesday last Prof Hadloy or
Vau.yed n Bible class composed OF
co''oae students Tie Intends 30 hold
me- Inrs OF tho class az half past o
on sunday mornings IA McFio hall
This vn Doe great thing for tho
students Cor the reason that no way
ls provided for them Co attend church
Ia lac Cruces and with the hoad1uar
'ors az the college everybody VIII
bee able to attend
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
killed Panther

Charles Mcclure, vino lives on the
Ponaaco, was out hunting on the head
OF the Sacramento river a short time
ago ana run across big panther.
which be shot dead TIE was going
along a dim TRAN about dusk. when
something bounded out IN the trail
ahead Of him and he shot at q and
heard Sc fan down the side OF the
mountain ne started 20 SO down 90
see what ho had shot as bee could not
toll in The darkness Hearing a groan
be- decided not Ca go into tho thick
bush, as ho did not know how badly
the creature was hurt. SO De went
home and ln o few days ho happened
To pass that way and found a Bis
panther shot through the heart II
was lucky shot Tor Mr. Mcclure as
he might not have got of $50 easy lf
be had missed. Carlsbad silver I'm.
ing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

ten by rattlesnako ont near me ella
farm, and was brought 90 town Do q
fatal condition. lt waa Thought. but
medical aid being secured. the ro
suits were not as serious as antlcl.
pltcd
Tho Territorial fair NJ Albuquerque
From October 10 To 10, promises 20 be
better this year Ga every respect than
@ has been in previous years. u o.
being well advertised IN Silver City
and % is thought that q large number
Of citizens from here VIII attend a..
Rumors arc aroat that n minstrel
entertainment win be- given soon. both
in Fort Bayard and Silver city. che
talent for the same 90 DO secured
from Silver Cliv's musical men
and the officers of the fort The
prospects are good for a successful on.
tortalnmeni 90 result. as on Interested
are showing much enthusiasm on tho
subject.
The civil suit of Oscar A. Appel W..
John T. Burnside occupied the atton.
ton of the district court Thursday
and Friday u was an action FOR
damages. growing out OF the assault
committed by the defendant upon the
plaintiff in this city about two years
ago In which a horse whip played q
conspicuous part The Jury returned
q verdict Tor the plaintiff ln the sum
~ gf00
p. Weinhart who served three
years 81 Fort Bayard On The hospital
corps and who since bis discharge
has boon stopping with p W Eaaton
OF Grant county until about two weeks
ago. has received toloRraphlc ap.
pointment al chief night nurse at the
Fort stanton sanliorlum AT a fire
among the patients tents last week
be did heroic work and prevented
what promised 60 be- a serious con.
Migration.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

H a TiHdalo. oI summorion. 8 G.
suffered Cor twenty years with the
piles Specialists were employed and
many remedies used but relief and per.
urnCnt eaoi waa found only Doe 'hc
..a ol reWiu's witch Hazel salyc
This is only one of the many
cures tlal have been effected by this
uaud.ru' remedy n buying witch
Hazel 3altc a. .a only necessary ~
sue thai you got che genuine DeWitts.
made by D. G. DeW,it q Co. ln chi.
eaeu. and "a cure ls certain DeWitts
Witch Hazel sa,vo cures an kinds oi
rI'es. cuts burns. bruises eczema. tot.
'or r.nEwurm skIu diseases. etc Sold
by . W BrIsgs a Co. and s. vanu q
Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
An old campaisner

William 70 Martin. clerk Of the
fifth judicial district. passed south
from Roswell Monday night where
ho had boon checking mp matters In
the clerks office preparatory 90 turn.
lng &c over 10 the new clerk G. NJ.
Bird Mr. Martin was on route 90
Santa Fe where he viii be- prom.
lnon' factor ln the present campaign
BILLY is an old campalgnor. and
the republican party s under many
obligations Co him Tor faithful ser
vice Ho ls snnguIuo of the election
0f Senator Andrews and says 30 o.
only "a question of majority. The ro.
puhllcans are making asa active con
vass. directed hy the shrowdost cam
paim manager in New Mexico. "a. o.
nnrsum. and there ls un doubt as
60 the result Carlsbad Argus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

The case OF Lucoro Leon w. J. O.
Worsoll whoreln the plaintiff brought
suit for the recovery of the value of "a
horse which ho clnimo' was Killed
while being ridden by bis son. ana
which was caused by the defendant
The hoy misunderstood the motions
and gosiiculutlous OF me defendant
both being foreigners and thought
the defendant was about to DO him
bodily harm. while running bis horse
AZ fun speed IN his endeayor 20 get
away, &c stumbled aud foll in such a
manhcr az 90 break Iis neck The
case was tried before Judge Cunning
HON. but the plaintiff failed 20 make
n case. The jury returned verdict
for the defendant Carlsbad Argus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

The Woodmen OF the World have
Just crested handsome tombstone
over the final resting place OF thor
declared brother Hugh Freeman. 90
che city cemetery, says the Carlsbad
Argus The monument stands seven
and unc.half fees ln height. ropro.
seutlng the trunk OF tree bearing
the emblem of the order which rs tho
axe ara beetle at the base of the
stump, with the wedge inserted 60 tho
top A smooth polished surface on
che front OF the stump bears the in
HcrIptou The monument was pur
chased through d. n sutherland
sgcnt Tor the Wotherf0rd Marble
wurka
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

Milwaukee. Wis, oct 7-Hotei pro.
pfioiors from the CHIEF citIos OF the
state. members of the Wisconsin Ho-
fcl Mems association. gathered at the
Republican house toiay for 'nolr an.
nnal convention The sessions VIII
continue two days and win Boz devoted
io tho dscuas .ln of various matters
1i mutual interest io che b0nIiaces
Amung other Important questions '0
hc considered "a thc introduction of
the European plan iu ali hotels in ihe
le1llue rUas of the state Tho n
1'nf office. NJ ffe convention ls John
Conway. Of App,ston.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

London. Oct Manchester Eight
tor division Of a portion Of Liyerpoors
cotton trade from America. has re-.
suited. according 90 statements pub.
lishcd today. in an arrangement with
the Ioyland line and Manchester
lines, limited 90 Manchester whereby
two companies VIII combine Tor the
purpose ~ carrying cotton cargoes a.
rect from Now orleans io Manchester
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

ives pc local rain. bat reports from ail
over $3.50 country show that the storm
was general and of great benefit.
Col Dick Hudson. wife and daueh.
ier Mrs ~ w. williams. and Hugh"
came in on The "wator.bound" Friday
n.eht The balance of the Dcmlnrltos
who are away from town are reported
stuck in The mud" somewhere down
Do Texas.
Frank Thurmond Is having eome
extensive improvements made on his
already handsome residence. and when
completed be wiz have one of the most
handsome os wen aa most comfortable
lomcs ln ueHHe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

.Iwl1hec Wis., Oct beginning
to-day ihe national republican commit.
tec WITH the cooperation of the state
central committee. has arranged 10
turn some of ifs most distinguished
.tumn speakers loose in Wisconsin.
Speaker Cannon. with Congressman
Hcic 0i Minnesota. are scheduled for
% speech 100 Appleton tonight The two
W.II 8Ia0 fHond tomorrow In tho naa
gr state hsins slated 20 appear A.
Green H1y ir tho afternoon ana ai
iar.nciie 100 che evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
oEMlNo


From the Headlight
Henry Brock came ln from his ranch
near Alden MI Brock has been quite
s.DH f1r some time past with typhoid
foyor and came in 10 rocunerato and
attend 90 some business at the same
time.
Commencing last "Wednesday nirht
and coutInaIng up until Friday morn
iug the doWnpour OF rain was almost
continuous leo this section. and the fo.
ports lrom the government station 90
.h.H point ARE that nearly three inches
0f water fem during thai time This
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
C. p. r. stock issue.

Montreal Que. Oct Sat their an.
nual meeting today the stockholders
az ihe Canadian Pacific railroad yot
ed to authorize the proposed increase
of s3l.60O00o ln capital stock The
actual increase b. not 60 ho made an
at once. but viii be issued from time
10 time Tor improvements and oorpor
ate purposes The new issue win make
The total capital stock stA250O. 600
Of which $4,000 600 will be common
ttoCE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
RAILROAD NOTES


~ A. Mcfarland and D Wolnenstadt----
cnginccrs on the Southern rac.nc !, q.
El Paso are visitors in tho city
The Santa BE and southern pacin6R.
railroad companies win build. iolntlyN y
new freight depot al Dem.nH
w. A. Hawkins. head of tho El paa, bu
A Northeastern logsl department. Is ufock
Ia Cofax county hooking after some our
hw suits Tor me company sm
a new piece of track. which was uul' e'
down iu place of that destroyed bt
tho food on the Rock Island mean
TucumcarI con- two recent occaaionf 'o
recently. was again swept away bt NH'
nigh waters Last Friday. ans
The Chicago a Alton Railway com4,
pany has issued circular annopncina "a,
the inauguration OF freight service vln8 ,
the new short line 90 Kansas CITY dor
and The west commencing Monday. Del, t,
toher 3. Trains viii leave So Iouil 81,
daily at b. m. arriving nt Kansas civ
the following morning making prompt
connections Tor an western painta... a.
fr"igh VIII ho received 40 tho da ~
p"h az Tenth and Poplar streets andoonI
Main street and Franklin avenue. !, 4
The 81 Peso a Northoastr n Raller ,
road company has received four morapie
now locomotives and six others are onbur
route from the Baldwin works. andbn
when received they will complete tho.
order received last year by tbo COM
many Tor twenty compound i0como.ln
uvos. two OF which are of tho passou5uc
Fof type a number Of the engines rohrr
ccivcd GA this order hnyo been 0n use.
icr some time. and one or tuo of thebnt
freight engines have been used in theiak
passenger service and very myorabloise
reports are gIvor by engineers ralatlyo,int
ta the engines tto
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

The railway employees living nt ana.
mosord1 have iuHt organized "a railway
club 40 that point. which .a 10 ho
Known aa "a literary and social club.
The purpose of the club .s 90 provide.
place whore che employee 0f the roads
can have access to good literature andb
where they can meet aud enjoy thoma
selves ln social way. over $500 has.
already been uisCd and' the railway
company has aErood 90 donate certain,
npcossaries to carry ON the club Eide
Feaal,y is the chairman of the organ-s
IEation, and =. D. singer is secretary. 4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

London. Oct g. The remains OF
PR William Vernon Harcourt were
buried in the family vault at Nuno.
ham, oxford. with tho utmost
simplicity only the family and ten
aniry were present simultaneously
memorial service was held al the ST.
Margaret church. Westminster.
whore representative OF King Ed
ward and the Prince OF Wales were
among the immense CONGREGATION
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
SILVER CITY

From the Independent
Frank Fanswcrth. who has been
so seriously 700 f1r considerable
lonrth of time is now more improved
.n health than has been the case FOR
several months.
Dr - r. Corp. formerly Of Silver
city but who has recently located Ca
Albuquerque. Us IN tho city pr Copp
is dpservedly popular here and his
visit , therefore a source of pleas
are fo bis many friends
a Mexican boy last week was bio
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

Washington. Oct Rear Admiral
Yates sterling commandorin.chief of
the AsIatlc fleet has made a report Ca
tho navy department, recommending
important additions 10 the Aslatic
station Tine report was referred "a
thc various bureaus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

81 Louis Mo-. oct 5-rho CON
Guiding session of the international
congress on tuberculosis was held to-
day and was devoted largely 90 dis.
cussion Of sanItaFIums suitable for
treatment of patients afflicted with
consumption and methods 90 prevent
Infection
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

Antwerp. Oct Three shells eX-
plodpd thIs morning In thc Fort salnte
Marie 90 Caliao Eleven soldiers were
killed outright and many more iuiur.
ed The explosion occurred while
shells were being placed loo The maya
zine, which was completely destroyed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

Transferred Across the Barelas
Bridge.-sincc the high waters, which
damaged the Barolas bridge fruit
raisers of the towns on the west side
ol the bridge have transferred their
boxes across the bridge. leaving their
wagons ana horsos on the other side
OF The river J Felipe Huhbcii the
paiarlio fruit raiser, transferred hts
boxes of fruit this morning he states
however. that Contractor Hessoldeu
VIII have the bridge substantially ro.
paired Boy this evening. and trayelnr
over the bridge viii De again resumed
tomorrow morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

Horton Moore In Polltloa.--word
comes from las Cruces that the dem
ocrats composing the legislative coun
cll district OF Grant bona Ana. Luna
and Otcro counties. had nominated
Horton Moore formerly OF this city
but now practlclng law az Las Cruces
for the territorial council Mr. Moore
hos many friends In this city. who
are no doubt pleased 90 nojo his rise
ga the political field Of southern New
McMco.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

Held ln the city BY Washouls.-
Hon. q. A. Richardson, OF Roswell. Is
a God passenger in inc clty. on Sep.
lember "a and 2s ho was 40 las Cruces
whore ne attended a meeting of the
board of regents of the Agricultural
college ON the 29th OF September he
reached Rincon and few days later
found himself "a San MarcIal on
account of the wnshouis be- was com.
PEELED t0 spend four days migrating
between the two towns until finally no
caught q train and went to El paso. oN.
pectIug DO take the pocos valley road
Tor Roswell AZ BE-. paso no was in.
formed that ihe pocos valley road
was ln d bad rs from washouts and no
trains would bo run on that road for
a week OF go Mr. Richardson then
came north, arriving here yesterday.
lle ls lu hopes of reaching Santa BE
between now and Monday. at which
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

Cleaning the Streets and Alleys
street Commissioner Tiernoy was no.
ticed yesterday with a good.slzed gang
nt street cleaners out doing mission.
aFy work, "A intend 90 do some good
work the next two days ON the streets
and alleys said the commissioner.
and when The fair opens next Monday
the thor0ughfares of the city wiz be
practically cleaned u an kinds OF rub.
hish aud nlth."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

Time meeting q. The territorial lrr'.
cotton cun.a on uiIh1.la % .ag
MrRlthordson is president Of the com.
mission
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

T. NJ Elder prominent mining
man of Arizona Is be- the city the
guest Of hls brother. Or Elder the
city physician