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Representatives from all of the me- chanics employed by the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad com pany will convene in this city shortly and open negotiations with the com- pany over the demand for the nine hour workday and increase in wages of 15 per cent.
 The Milk Dealers association held their monthly meeting at the Y. M. c. A. restaurant yesterday afternoon. This association has been formed for the pur- pose of guarding as much as possible against the pilfering of milk bottles. They have a bottle exchange establish ed in this city
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Thurssdsy. April I4. 1904.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY

Burma Chamberlain Go. Boots, Shoes, Rubbers-C0sgrove. Customers Tell Us-Chas- MOnson Co. Estate H. l.. Warner-PrObate Notice. Grape -Nuts-At GrocePs Her First False Step-The Grand. In Cooking Schools-E. |. Hall x Son. Lively Selling g-Gamble-Desmond Co. Legal Notices-City Election.
 Linoleum-N. H. Window Shade Co. Maple Sugar-BOston Grocery Co. Notice-AnnuaI Town Meeting Call. Sample Suits-Wm. Frank < Co. Soiosis Shoes-A. B. Greenwood ] Top Coats-Davis X Co.
 Thursday Bargains-Howe X Stetson Co. Top Coat Excellence-Meigs X Co.
 Unloading-The Edw. AIalley Co. Untrimmed Hats-Muhlfelder
 Wanted -Situation-T0 Washington Ave. Wanted-Girl-l96 York Street.
 Wanted-Board- D. l., This Office. Wanted-S -Situation-217 Poplar Street. Wanted-S -SituatiOn-11 St. John Street. Wanted-C Cook--43 Trumbull Street. Wanted-Girls-123 Temple Street.
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D. C., April 1S. 1904. 8 p. m. Forecast for Thursday and Friday
 For Eastern New York: Fair. continued cool Thursday; fair Friday, light north to northwest winds.
 For New England: Fair Thursday and Friday; fresh west to northwest winds.
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-15
ROUSES HEARERS TO FRENZY.
Young Welsh Preacher Holds estraree
influence Over His Audiences.

LONDON, Dec. 15.-Evssn Roberts,
the young Welsh preacher continues
to rouse his hearers to a state of &C.
stasy with his burning eloquence. .
He WerB sinto The midst Of a. gypsy
encampment on Kingsbridge common,
near Loughor and the gypsies agat hered
round to listen to the youth who spoke
with such strange earnestness and
whose piercing eyes sparkledo as he
poured forth q terrent of words.
He conquered their hearts with his
story Of the cross and dthe-enewn and
soon The MlfoNr4hPfeq Eerse, beating their
breastS and tearing their hair in the
fiery 4elfetie4te of their bitterFs elf2
reproaches. Then, as one in a dream,
Evan Roberts walked awy n2 fff.
them to pray.
Under Soeit of Preachers Word. :
The sefFsfees I in the little. Moriah
chapel at. tonsgher last from dusk till
dawn. Men and women. under the
spell Of tie. preachers magnetic ora
ton, find the gift of speech. and stand
up to pray aloud with an eloquence
which increases the fire of fervor. or
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c.tiSS;t& <titi u t'F ~ -
MERGE VAN DALIA LINES:
Special Meeting of Railroads CpnsId
sir bffB ering Consolidation. r.

. !. II EiRKkE HATTIE In d., Dec. Ia
a special, ), meeting here today the
ers, cpfe 5the9 Terre Haute ant
Indianapolis railroad company s. tool
aft: Affirmative action Oh the proposet
f.. 99asf91ltsdaqon OF thfH ro s'e
with the,1othera properties WHICH VII
eforfrirthe new nvandalia system pf thu
+ PENNSYLVANIA railroad. The EptheI
,properties to be included in the merge
arer4he indianapolis q Vincennea tn
't6gansport &c Toledo, the Terre Haut'
K Logansport and the ST. Louis, Van
|Agia yS4Ferrss IHHa9t & ts-
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sbian Memory aet Prince consd
oILONpoN, ARsHeo15F AT Frof
inats5leana.i iifear II VIM sor castlE Il
'sustdfihaahrY aniidaT service was he ~ +
5d.xoto marx lsiithhss.s anniversary q II
deaths geGthe Prince C9nsort andn'rll
cess Alice. King Ed9 ard and de'
Alexandra. accompanied by the ran
and Princess of Wales land other her
bees 9f6dtbhY ei EPy aIs1 famlly' attend t
services NIB he sArc ophasgus OF tf Iia
brince scsufsnt0aHdHhf marble rleem
rFiaf OF Prin9ess Alice were dectrat
nth Mhftbh bss saaafiifail f5fRl tributes. s !
Can at aniey's-4nusic houfe I
GOOD nianOs and organs. f.
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d, NATIONAL IEAeuUE.,ooS- 80
Magnets Will Hotd Annual rival Meeting s ~ =
New York. ami. ~ RIO

iasnfeC ujts2 II ,I..---5ttaffaH - +rsoS
NEW YORK. Dec, srf 1a.B5Natiofpqlaal
League " basebalssfof sthe season of
alaos made iti aebutb todAyii W ftho sthe
assembling of leaspe fmagnaaiteess" Mn b
this city for }heirooa annual r,egegtitng .,ll
| The sestensibl9 purpose~efbthe winter.
meeting is toIiwsAiaSup. the affairs of
If lie 9 past ssaso 5 tabsf ag Meet
ing imili deal Ifhiyssfly with affairs re-
lating to the coming season. The
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$3g2 m'l, sjgsag3 l~l S SlHfiis

lmpay be, reached regarding, the advisa-
bility of shortening the playing sea-
son. Another matter, to receive attsspq-
ton is that relating to post-seasent
games and d an 7esfoft Will BE niad9 ts'
harmony with similar action to be
taken by the American league. 1t is
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Ely ToYs ls1|E l5s, to IS s !.
div H1uotu yBW 2iCi uu r
White enaHh eled China
Cupboard at ....$2.25
Brass Beds with WoYen=r
III wire springs, at -.
u =. !. III. n .st75
Fancy painted an d
5 tfi nfmd d win G
81 Horse atI 9Gi -. $a.7o'
Oak - Writ hgI abe SIX ssf
With drop lid and
s. dfawerla.E |. ......$1.95
Genuine, Fancy Reed
Rockers, for children;
81 Very durable!.+. $3.50
GIFT s. Use TO
.f'55 fS12.OOuoo ziI
Toilet casesn.I1. wiz.
-.........75c to $1,000
Collar and Cuff Boxes
.......$1.25 t0i$5.50
Shaving Sets e.. :
..,.-.....--$f.fO4t TO 1925
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GIFTS l5c TO
Sd2ls''' $500 Ii II
Work Boxes SOC IS, $500
Fancy Ink Stands. =.
) To 1.,s.n., 500 80 $3.50
< M1pEsicn RE9lls s75c4 to $500
Vases .10c to $500
Hand-Painted China at
SIS SO s;aA44salo9 pYYfa1E11fb; 4
'iesligfJtjs,.:9 .Vf'15o . to- $500
ToYs.15ct so $3.50
Doll Balggies Soc to- $3.50
Guns fufi ny ?. .7755c. i4too' s1.75
Drumsjgiyg zoe ftoe'$1 5o|
Knives x15c, to $3.50
Stoves ..7: SOC to $4.90
Rocking Horses !a-Iaga,a
....,,$2.75 to $500
Shoo-Ffy's.' GOO TO $500
Red Chairs-s,.35e, ITO 75c
Stick, Horses 25c to. 75c
Toy ; Ef0fiiIs?: $50 to CSC"
pui3fsiy 79,ulW 9dt
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TOYS SSI,75 70 SIS
'-' EACH 81 - =
Iis94 ;2I=tfHDp hrs 51sod
|, White enamelel Chit
fonier and Dresser,
each .@Is$1a5
EFaneyIs3Sifke I'D Z eas s ED
Dolls, very fine, quail
F. ity.... 1..5''.'j 1871: .S2.25
/ Miola Il Jointedi Dlo9lks,
have fine bisque heads
- With " moving eyes.
81 -asgIgiad. .-i.aU.$1.9 50
yEaself g B La SIX b ard =,
made of genuine Slate
with drawing designs,
Ifn5arge sizes, a. same as,
used in many schools
eAl* -. go. :. $2.2b,
II Z S2.z5y $3.50 and, 1898.
Easel Blackboards, with
designs for drawing.
:. !. .sss..<S4.50
PolishedC 0akT Morris
Chairs with fancy We
"1our covered cushions
3GHI .3r-.St,-,Its.rp. =. 3H+oo
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Caff at Stafrieys- fnusic
good pianos and organs.
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as he speaksiI addressing some here
tsifs IT r. o aY ias|]
f gfsfllsa7' ii ,n,,.n,. that ANA
last week he ate no foothf thato he chad
scarcely any lsleefs ebut that eheo felt
no 40 = fatigue be- hpsed hehswaaase pafoviaena
tally sustaine 3 IN his his, mission; Yet
his face has gfown paler and it seems,
as though he WIFI soon be obliged to
rest.''3 @t1 Os$- , = .'......-...
II rIWE9Ci---3TsoS 1eaa e7U
"A remarkable feature of the 5ser7f
vices in the way IN which people do
not shrink from telling the secrets, of
their past livss. M man confesses he
has been a drpPlkard- II Then the young
preacher pleads that ALI shall pray
for him. They pray ealoud, and the
man rises again and d declares that he
has repented.i And then the, refrain
of we'll lsnowns hymn is heard in a
mighty chorus! - - NOM -2t--eaoaI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
WORLDS PRESS PARLIAMENT
THREE THOUSAND EDlToRs
WILL HEAR SECRETARY HAY
OPEN SESSION AT ST. LOUIS
MAY 49,

ST. Louis. May 10 Secretary OF
state John Hay will deliver the open.
lug address before the Worlds Press
parliament at the Worlds Fair on
Nay no. The mevting viii be presid-
90 over by Sir Hugh Gllzoan-Reid OF
London and more than 5000 news.
paper representatives from every
part OF thc world will be lu attend
anco
Forty editorial associations will
hold sessions on the Worlds Fair
grounds during Press week. May 10.
No. Tho Press parliament will con.
ycnc in Festival hall Sessions OF the
National Editorial association viii Be
held az the inside Inn Meetings Of
thr state associations viii be Ia the
various state buildings,
Governors Dockory OF Missouri
white OF West Virginia. Vardeman OF
Mississippi and bailey Of Kansas.
will address the Prcsa parliament,
President David r. Francis OF the
Louisiana Purchase exposition, Colo
mel watoraon Of the Louisville Cour
iorIournal. Former Postmaster Cen
eral Charles BmDry Smith and I'd
ward BOX, editor Of the Ladies' Home
Journal are on the program Of the
National Editorial association
Noted journalists from England
France. Germany. Russia. Japan, Cen
trail and South America and Canada
will be- present and address the sew
eral congresses Of newspaper men
u is expected 10 bo the largest and
most important editorial gathering
la tho worlds history Many OF "a,
foreign representatives have arrived
Ia ST. louis.
other bodies than the two mention
ed which win be present In g. I,ouli
during Press week sro the American
Newspaper Publishers association
the Associated Press. the Natlonh
Agricultural league tho Inland Dahl
Press association. the Canadian prca.
association, tho Associated Press o.
the Province Of Quebec. LAssocla
ton dca Journalist Canaliona Fran
calls, tho Hooking ana Ohio Valley "a
ISOLATION. the Quoln club % New
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
WILL FIGHT DUTY
ON FISH BRINE

boston Mass May Do General Ap
urascr Fischer viii bo iu Boston TO-
morrow 90 bear the arguments of
those who object to tho payment OF
duty on the brine 10 which cured fish
iFG kept The government never at
tempted tn collect duty ON brine until
recently when such an assessment
wac made on a small shipment of
saIt maokcrel which was received at
Port Townsend. wash Tho mackorel
weighed goo pounds per barrel and
Inc brine about 100 bounds, which
made thD duty So a barrel instead Of
81 THUS ruling has been enforced
sine, THAT timo on salt mackorcl
BE- practically increases the duty by
go per cent and tho general average
increase s about 800 to 50 por cent A
mass meeting ot those interested wa
hold today .1 prepare the iuu tucts
ut tho case Ilr Use appraiser hear
mE tomorrow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
PR eSBYTERlANS MEET
ING A BUFFALO

muu 81 s.. May lg Applica
tars ur accommodation received hy
OBJ Io,r committees In charge of tho
.run.. noua Tor tho meeting of the
gmcra Assembly oft tho prWhytcr
lam church Boo buffalo uoNt wook indi.
cate chat tbc rntboring Will Doe large.
b. attended The session win com
moncc one week from Today and con.
.nuc for ten days
rher, Dos little toik Is. $50 regard.
r. uD oHYco 1t Go moderator, Oh
bougl tnw names arc mentioned
boo connection with tho honor and an
wcrrW.ur contest may develop be.
tore choice is made. IhD question
uf amulcau.oi.,a with the tumbor.
land Presbyterian church anil the re
formed Presbyterian church which
bas bo,u o. mootod question tor years.
ViIl D., thoroughly thro8hoi ont in the
coming assembly and decisive action
may De- tukcn % is beloved that a
majority iuyoB such action. but % is
admitted that q minority exists on
both sides sufficient to cause cousid.
,rahl. friction before che ama'gamn.
zion can by accomplished Aside
from IuIs matter there a little but
routine work. expected 1t tho assem-
HIt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Albany N -. May i5.-Tho Dent.
al society OF the state Of New York
began its thirtyslxth annual meet.
Iug today "a the Ten Eyck hotel
Though the society is a state orEaal.
ration the participants 10 the proesnl
meeting include leading members Of
tho dental fraternity from many
states. ana also several from Ger.
many and other countries Of Europe
The two days program provides fox
clinics and for papers and diaoua.
slons on many subjects Of interest
and Importance 20 the proieasion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
THE BAPTISTS
AT NASHVILLE

Nasb,u rtun Nay i2--iloguiar
ems .necu trains during the last
sorts eight hours have poured thou.
and. or ..uH into Nashville They
,luU lu aI..uI the fortynluth annual
session 0i tHe southern baptist con.
NOnton aHl represent every state
from Maryland 70 Texas. Tho num'
ber 81 visitors already here is cati'
mated o. 5000. and many more are
un abe road
The convention proper viii open
tomorrow ana continue until the mid.
dIa oi next week The sessions VIII
uc held BOZ tho Tabernacle. which ia
.IahoratrIy decorated both inside and
uut in honor OF the occasion. Pre-.
,DIIng che opening of the convention
meetings viii bo held today Boa accord
arca ufh tho usual custom hy the
Woman Missionary Union and the
Baptist Young Peoples Union, To
morrow hc board OF trustees of che
southern uaptit Theological Scmin.
ar, 1911 hold their annual meeting
hhrut oncthird of the visitors are
u,lu. Entertained by private iamil.
ic programme OF The week ~
Hr. uf Hr best ever prepared for tho
convention in addition 90 the usual
Hr punt 0f business to Doe transacted
eo $500 Ug meetings ai which Cd.
sses tiI %, delivered by eminent
nos. educators and other persons
. .rummHurr from many states
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Sew York May o. ~ present plans
ns carried out. an extraordinary
spectacle viii bee offered to the pubuc
In Madison square next Monday Io
cal momhors OF tho American Fedora
lion OF Musicians. which begins iJs an
uual convention ia this city on that
Huy. have made arrangements "a
amaas the biggest baud Ia the world
tor this occasion Dc will Boz composed
ui 5000 mcmbor6. and b B the lnton
ZION 90 march around Madison Suuur,
mrk ali playing az once
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

York. the Texas Womana pgua as-
aooiation and press associations from
nearly every state and tofritory Ia
the United States.
Elaborate arrangements have been
made. both BY tho exposition and the
city OF s. Louis for tho entertain.
mont OF tho visitors. Tho freedoms
Of the Pike, a. we'll as the world'a
Fair win bo extended 10 thom. nnd
SPECIAL programs will be- arTnnral
for their special entertainment Az.
tomobllo and tal,yho rides about tbe
city, steamer excursions on the Miss.
isalppi river and receptions By the
iorcign and state commissions arc
70 be- SONS Of the diversions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Salt Lake CITY Utah, May %. The
Utah seodlosa Apple Co. has been
incorporated 20 grow the soodlosa ap.
pie produced BY John r. spencer OF
Grand Junction. Colo. The company
has loaaed a large tract Of ground near
Provo city, 10 which $4,000 soodleas
apple trees viii be- SET out IN the fan
these trees will be- 0dddcd with buds
90 the socdless apples from Mr. spou.
GERS orchard in Grand junction
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
WILL MATCH BALLOT
BOX SUFFERS At DENVER

Denver. May IA Petitions asking
Governor Peabody and Mayor Wright
10 call out the troops To preserve order
on election day we're started out today
from the republican headquarters and
are numorously circulated and signed
throughout tho city Tho petition re-
fera 10 Bouyonso .sbafroth frauds %
tho notorious frauds "a other cleo.
lions. to the participation OF police
department IN politics and asserts
a seneral state OF threatened anarchy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Little Rock. ARK, May ls.--Iho au.
uual meeting begun here today by
The Arkansas Press association ia
pul attended by the leading news.
paper men ol tho state The sessions
are Co continue several days. durug
which umo there wlli De- papers and
addresses covering every branch CO.,
newspaper making
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Oh. the lazino8s 10 creeping whore
the violota are sleeping.
And The Sunshine gllstona lightly
on the stream,
Where che tmii shadows SILVER on
the border Of the river
when the south wind wakes the
cfoCua from lts dream.
when the groon 20 softly elinting like
the whisper Of a tlntlng
And there's music in thc rythm Of
the rain,
tra tho lazy. hazy season. built fof
ryhme and not for reason.
Aud wc'ro glad Co have &c with us
once again
Ah. we need no Maypolo dancing not
tho rlancIng maids enhancing
10 make festive such "a gentle time
az this.
For Ola tlmo to watch the sleamluE
OF the world with sunlight
tccmlug
And existence is a sweet and prIco
less bliss
There ls drowsy Satisfaction iu this
personal lnaCtIon
while around you nature tolls with
might and main.
There is Joy enough in knowing that
the grass and trees are Rr0wlns
And tho lazy time is with us once
nEain
-Waah-naInn star
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Uhioago ll May l2-Thr Illinois
branch ul the National Association of
letter Carriers assembled in sixth
annual session On oak park today with
an attendance Ut delegates represent
ing AsaFly every tree delivery ctice
in tho state The convention will con
slider a number Of matters 0t import.
anoo 10 the carriers. and will elect Of
ncors and choose delegates 90 the
coming convention Ot the national or
sanitation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
HOMES FOR THOUSANDS
The Department Of the In.
terror Shows Irrigation
Projects Approved.
THE RlO HONOO SCHEME.

A special dispatch 90 the Globe.
Democrat, from Washington. on the
subject OF irrigation. says
The department Of the interior has
issued a statement covering the dis.
position OF The reclamation fund ap.
ropes az the formal approval by the
scores AIRY of the interior of new irrl.
gation projects ln California, Oregon
New MoHico and the Dakotas and 9th.
er western sections Tho statement
is % hoiiowa;
Vase approvnla mark practically
the cioac OF the preliminary or tonta
tive Stage of reclamation work. The
Proieots in each state and territory
are nov VOL outlined and provisions
made for an OF tho available funds.
During the two years which have
nearly elapsed since the passage OF
tie reclamation laW. efforts nave been
concentrated on general examinations
and comparison OF the merits of varl.
out prsigS;s. these have now beer Sc
lccIed and approved. contingent upon
securing the wator rights and lands nj
reasonable cost aud porfectlng ali de-
tails partly completed The situation
iu each state aud territory Is as fol
lows
Improvements Ordered
Arizona salt river project under
consideration o. estimated cost eft
about $1,000 900
California Yuma prolpD approx
rl construction Boy secretary Rt cost
OF about ta.onO0OO
Colorado Uncompahgr. project
involving an expenditure of 81. COO. 600
Idaho Minidoka project Tor
which about F26Uo 600 baa hoon pro
Nuusly allotted.
Montana Mir river project gen
DmI allotment OF 81 100000
Nevada Truckoo Carson project
under construction at q cost uj about
$1,000 600
New Mexico liondo project AZ q
cost OF approximately S350.0O0
North Dakota Fort nuford pro
loct. taking water from Ycllowaon,
rlvcr IN Montana. az q cosi OF about
$1,000 900.
"Utah-Conseryatiou Ut water H
Utah lake o. q cost ut about $1,000
600.
Washington Reclamation Ut Ian,
near pasco al a cost of $500 900.
Wyoming The storage and diver
sion Of shoshoao river. near Cody. fol
which S2.5OO.00O has been set aside
Homes for Thousands
lu ull the projects outlined VIII
cost f21OO0OlO and will require Ton
construction two or three years. tbcl
viii reclaim in round numbers, 1000.
900 acres OF intense cultivation. and
should be capable OF supporting I
population OF 100000 o, moro persons
The money expended Ia constructing
these works is derived from the dis
posal ot the public lands The nE
uOndiuroa are 90 Dc returned bY m
stnllmontB Co the reclamation uu,
aud boz used over again bon bulldIui
other works, many OF which are nov
under preliminary examination. dati
boing required so that the work caI
proceed as rapidly as the money be
comes available"
Bids on Indian Guppllea.
Returns from the officers " the In
dian bureau show that t5G bids fo
furnishing indian supplies we're ro
ceiycd at Chicago aud ~ at 81 Louis
so awards on the bids have yet booi
made
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

0torss. tho i6.monthsold son of
Nr and Mrs Samuel Powers died al
l0 o'clock this forenoon 90 tho home
ui the grandparents. Mr. and Mra
lohu poWore. of i2l South Edith
street OF bronchitis No funeral ar
engagements VIII be made until ths
father arrives fro0 Kansas City
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Tmmps ON tho line OF the Santa Fr
ave Saving rather o hard time ot So
usao days in yioH OF the large mum
nef OF deputies which ere hired by
.he company during the machlniata
lrhe Mr. Bum cannot eyoa walk
long the right of way much steal
ride 90 "a train.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
A soeorrs county land CONTEXT cabl

Harry Ice was engaged this fore.
noon lu taking Testimony IN The land
contest case wherein W. %. Irvine %
protestant and the Santa go Railroad
company 70 contesteo. The land IN
question % located IN western sOcor'
ro county. j. q, Fitch Of socorro ia
attorney FOR the protestant and ID ".
chayes a attorney for the contestee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

The United states civil Service
commission announces an oxamina-
tl0n on May &c. 1904. Al Abuquergue.
New Mexico, for tho position OF clerk.
carrier a. tho Albuquerque post0f
Gee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
A SOCORRO COuNTY CRIME

q Special TO The citizen Q
socorro NJ Mex. May IA .
3 Lot coruett @ brotherlnIaw OF D
. Chaa Hruton, and in tho employ >
. OF Bruton on hts ranch 10 the D
. OBcura mountains. west OF here. D
q shot and killed a Mexican sheep D
. herder by Tho name OF Urbano, 3
. also Ia tho employ OF nruton. The D
. trouble arose over the ownership D
. of a bride Ia the possession OF 3
Q Cornet. During the fight the 3
. killing occurred Sheriff naca D
Q brought Cornoit here last night 3
Q and he has been committed TO Q
. jail without bail 10 await the pro. 3
. limlnary hearing before Judge 3
Q Green on the 9Th inst lot Cor. 3
. nett "a the younger OF two broth. 3
y era whose life has been that OF 3
q cowboy, whose pride "a 10 be 3
q a good rider handy With a rope 3
y and quick and accurate with q 3
. gun. which NO doubt had some. 3
y thing 10 do with the result In 8
. this fatal encounter Hon, "A. a. 3
. Dougherty has been retained 10 q
. defend Cornott .
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

D. A scales. representing the A..
mour Packing company. h on a visit
20 The towns oi northern New Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Congressman Norris Re-Nomlnated
Hastings May l2.-Congroasman
George W. Norris was renominated
today BY the Republicans OF the tll
congregational district.