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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
WEDDING or MISS SCHULTZ.

Word has reached Silver city re-
8pgctinE the marriage OF one 0l tho
tuwna moat popular young ladies'
iss Eta Schultz. 90 John a. Warren
Of Los Angeles, the ceremony taking
place in the latter city. says tno 81.
ycr City Independent. The wedding
was snlomni2od az high noon IN the
pariorF of the Womana club house
on South f1gncroa street o. A Field.
pastor OF tho iuIrd Congregational
church oi1ciaung tno bride vas az.
tended by Both Rrahm. an intimate
friend and larry 3 Haywood acted
as best man
The club house was decorated with
cnlla ulios and While carnations. The
couple stood tor the ceremony 10 front
~ n long mantle hanKod high with
beautiful flowers and ferns.
The bride was attirod IN a magni.
hccnt gown OF wnIto crepe "a chine
with pearl trimming and white tuile
VOL. caugut On place with orange
blossoms She carried bunch Of
white carnations. tier attendant Misa
Brain. wore blue moussollno de- sole
ahd carried white carnations.
The bride was gIvon away by her
father and when the wedding process.
sion appeared MondelHshon'a Wed.
dag March poaied forth. being exc.
cutrd boy Angolotlys orchestra. Dur.
INK tho ceremony 30 Promise Sic"
ana the Bridal Choms from lohea
grIn were played
Tho bride is daughter OF MT and
Mrs Max Schultz OF SILVER Iity She
spent most 0I her gFlhood here. and.
after graduating from a. New Mexi.
90 Normal school in 1902. LETT tor Los
Angeles to attend a business college
she remained there about a year ana
returned home She has many friends
10 Silver city who have wished her
an lifo'a happiness. me groom % Z
wellknoWn young architect OF Los
Angeles and has Deen successfully
engaged business Tor several years
Mr and Mrs. warren are az present
reading In Maplew0ou awaiting the
completion 20 then own nome in the
city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
Market letter
special Correspondence

spt-, ial Correspondence
Kansas Gay. April 3D. supply 90
range broi cattle last week was 900
'rai. and a good deal Ot 10 was good
quality and sold az a gain oi no Co
SO c0nis over previous week Colo.
radofod steers. 1880 pounds. sold A.
ttBU on Friday, other sales OF west
.rn steers were az sac 90 1865.
Western GtOckors or good quality
acre about steady 90 close or week
Ritu close of previous week but me
iIum b. common kinds lost from 10
to so cents Good foodefs made q
siirhJ gain during tho week on &C
cunt OF favorable iat cattle markets
colorado feeders. 900 i0 OUu pounds
soid a. $3.50 90 tfUD. and hlg
string OF ii1 pound TozaH gt0chera
brought G3W COWS and ho.ferB sold
fully steady Throughout inc week.
closing possibly a shade higher some
OTIS of led western hciiOra sold At
$500 90 Ff2j. and western COWS sold
40 Ca $3.50 Run t.day De- light at
1000 head aud market ia steady on
everything except loayy fod cattle.
shich arc 20 lO cents lower lbo
Nght run here proven "a much or
isolino. although Chicago reported a
over market ~ there were scarcely
nough cattle 20 go around a. this
lUint today
Mutton pflc0s gained 2O 90 40 cents
last week Receipts are oxpocien o.
RIM lighter GA tnc near future. a.
practically an ol the wintorfod tun
hiss been marketed from local reed
lots. and thoro % not much more Colo.
RADIO stun to move Arizona sheep
sili not be ready 20 market before
Jun, and tho 1oxag marketing viii
also bc iato Doai1rs therefore pre-.
iict bsstcr sheep prices within the
noVt foW weeks Market is strong 20
90 con.s higher today. and lightweight
.amha sold a. 5000. the Top price OF
mo season Wothors asid up % % 500
lud ewes af $500
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

FRO mthu Neva
sheriff j. A. I0hnsou vas visitor
here from Fagsian
J o. pbulnn was "a business visitor
to me Grand Canyon
A. r. Nacomhor returned OBJ the city
from blackberry where hr haf been
on business uir
Doc. Hmo to Ash FDrt .rIm Ncg
d,. u purchase some sheep aul
John o. pholan was visitor here
came uu Iu williams t0 so, H.s broth
efs
MruuI Mra Jacob CalimaH s.rIFoj
home from So..Fman. noar which place
thoy have been enjoying lengthy
outing on thoir ranch
Mra s. A picaants and SON.. Junior
departed Cor "a ylsii TO Amherst Court
House. Virginia They go by aay ri
Chicago and Washington. ~ g.. stop
ping on "a; each place fur O. time
Martin Buggoln has been apcndius
the pasl fDw days iu the g.iy from .Ay
Grand Canyon Ho has suffered a
great deal Viih hls log. which was .u
lurod some Weehs since. aud Is sJ.lI
compelled To- use culchos.
Wednesday evening Frank Baum d
Phoenix passed through horo GA route
to &c. Luuis.whvro no viii have charge
of the territorial agricultural ozhibIt
bcIng recently appointed to that posi-
ton By Governor Brodlo
Joe Atwood departed Tuesday morn
ing 10 accept he agency Tor the Santa
Re at HolhroOk ioos place here
as cashier. Is nov dlled boy dr Wash
burn, recently OF Gallup. while tho
vacancy a. that point will be- filled ~
c. a Brown. until now agent az FOL
brook
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
CHEER W.

10 aU never had o. streak NJ fnt
We wouldn't IKE the lean
% 10 never haI art on tho stroais
we wouldn't Ike thom clean
n vo never had known poverty
We w0ulfnt iikg great wealth
n 40 never had boon sick in bed
We Wouldut liko our health
n Ro never had laughed long and loHl
We wouldn't NE 10 cry
m wo never hal been SICK 20 earth
,Wo wouldn't Ike 90 diei
n We never bad any Kids Ia The world
We wouldn't hko their toys
N We never nai kn0wn a,y Eirls
We wouldn't uko tho hoys.
n We never hal boiled Gays 90 eat
We wouldnt IKE them ivlod.
10 70 never had done time 10 iaH
we wouhaf llke outside
Salt lake Ierfit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
ARIZONA TOWNS

wear as follows Burial OF dead. y W.
Emerson feeding prisoners. Mrs. VIM.
Sweeney: printing. divided between
two Kingman papers 90 commercial
rates. county physician. A. 81 Cowio.
The Elka' hall BE- fast nearing com.
peiiou only windows and doors being
necessary 90 complete the work. The
lodge room has been painted and var.
nishcd and presents q neat appear
unro should the doors aud windows
arrive the coming week &c would hC
possible 90 dedicate the hall on or
about tho goth OF thls month
last might Walter Brown and Asa
Harris brought .n from the Gold Road
mill two bars 90 bullion valued at $50
900. the result, of seven dag run 40
The cyanide plant This ls the b.ggos
shipment ever made from ihe mill and
shows che Increased values ln the 0IOa
from the surface and 900 level The
men say that thoy never saw such q
mass OF ore as iH exposed on the l0l
OF the Gold Road. where four mn
chimes are driving drifts ahead anil
opening up great backs OF ore
Albert j. Pierce committed suicide
az Hhkers6eli. Cal o. fes days ago PSI
shooting himself through the head
with a revolver lic had called upon @
young woman and asked her 90 q.
walking with him. and upon her ro
lusal 20 DO so pulled biz gun and com
mlttcd The rash decd Deceased wa.
we'll known In this county. havinr
driven stage between Chloride anr
white Hills Tor year or more on,
having worked in various parts % On,
county H.s mother lives in signal
where ibo young man vas raised
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
scAB AMONG SHEEP.

Congrrsa lau year passed a law
making o. o. crime to send outside ~
the limits uf state r territory sheep
AFFLICTED with tho scnb Tho maximum
punishment Tor tho onOnse 10 a years
Imprisonment and $1,000 hnc The
nrst case undcr this law came up on
Monday Ia the federal court At Pueblo.
Colorado. The case was deemed Of
national Importance and is. OF c0urua,
~ great interest 20 every sheep raiser
in the west The department OF jus.
tico az we'll aa the department Of agri.
culture took a deep interest IN the out.
come % the matter and were Informed
hy Telegram az 90 the result Andrew
ID Smiley and George Nsmiley, broth.
oa. pleaded guilty 90 the charge a
sending out OF the state sheep that had
been exposed 90 tho scab Government
Inspector l. A. Ramsey had hcou
called 90 the sheep ranch OF the dc.
PENDANTS 20 inspect the sheep Before
he came sixty sheep which had been
with the herd. were removed and the
others were found tG be- free from the
afiliction Tho sheep we're again 90,
spcctod by Or Ramsey. A. the depot
just before shipping and we're again
found FREQ of soab Tho stock started
on Cos way 90 Chicago and several days
elapsed before q wac discovered that
the sheep shipped had been On "a
same corral with the sixty sheep which
had the scah and which had been part
Of the herd. The smlloyB we're arrest.
cd and admitted their guilt Consider
iHg the mitigating circumstances.
Judge Rinor fined each OF the brothers
only $500 Ia addition TO the costs OF
the case The amileys are among the
wealthlest shoop mon 10 tho Greeley
region. The federal officials IN the
west have received strict instructions
20 enforce tho law ANA New Mexico
sheep Faigoru had better take heed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
SEASON WELL ADVANCED.

b. g Barker Of the hrm OF .. C..
Barker a Co, of Las Cruces who
raise and ship a greater variety ~
fruit, flowers and vegetables than any
other arm ia New MEXICO, says that
vegetation 10 much earlier this year
than IL was 10 1903. He had aspara.
gus on the market In March. seven.
teen or eighteen days earlier than last
year Rhuharh on April 2 or nearly
two months ahead Green peas will
b. on the market IN about twelve
days Catalogues, watormolona,
squash. cucumbors and tomatoes tan
under grassl are already quite large
plants Chill "a well up Tie also has
we'll advanced cabbage caul.hower
and urulpa For O long tmo BE- has
had a supply OF lettuce, radishes.
boets. leeks carrots spring onions.
parsley and spinach
he Is just about planting string
beans RaE beans. lima beans. sweet
corn. sweet potatoes. celery and on.
iona
Ia the orchard are peaches. cherries
pears. pluma. prunes, aprlcOis, al.
mond .squlncos, modlara. mulberyles.
grapes. apples strawberries and raHp
berries.
IN the flower garden ere over $50
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
CATTLE CONDITIONS


Duu. u southern Arizona tuI N,s
WeyIr0 luI northern Wrurn lIr FraI.
ual.y Eouus poorer uuIuF fo IH.
drought chat bas prevailed fh.a 500
1n. says fb. E Peso NsN.
Ca,Jlomgn pr.IlD. that Do u.u
all doe. NOT oto place .n o. fDe GAS
lhuf l0sns Io 'hy relehhof.ug muoN.
or can hardly be estimated q. Ir nu.
IkU'y that ans rain NiII b., bad duU
ug Nhy ana Juno as those months
arr noted Zoo thIa vicinity for their
Ifyuefa a slight rainfall MAY take
place Iu tho mountains hut chat H
entirely pf0blHmaU aal and accordins
fl present ruHuIi.on 1911 NOT bp had
The question that ihr s'orkmen ar,
now asking H Wu tbc north bus
The auFWer s riFn.ncant The north
cannot buy iu amy quantity OWNS sd
Coo Zach of money Tho hiEh pricof
which have been prevalent for the
lasf fUV year, according 30 The Co.
ports fum me uUrthorn ranges have
bren disastrous 90 tbrm aud now
th,y have not SUFFICIENT money with
ah..h to make purchases nor cuu thDr
borrow from The banks
Again there is decided tendency
among those vh0 remain ln "a posI
zion Co buy 90 BUN tho market AMI
break thO price Investigation Will
how that contracts mr. future ID,
livery have been small tbia season
compared win past years and the
nnchou have their cattle on their
hands with tte prospects of heavy
losses from want NJ vsior and uo aai.
no sight
Many of tbs atUokmon are protest
od by leased paaturcs t0 ahirh the,
slli ship their catte and market them
later This condition 10 particularly
true in western Texas. The cattle
that will go 90 the leased pastures Boz
Kansas Will not be- a loss 90 their ovp
ofs al thoy will boz On thoIr own hands
and Will boz marketed iu ths fan 90
feeders
The problem f1 those Who have
MOI these facilities o. one uut easily
solved win cattle dying. with M
Falos and prospects Tor water. mEnf
au anxious hour will to passed BOZ
the usually merry rider % tho range
IN thinking % bow he la 10 siayc on
h.a losses ana perhaps ruin
Tho only p0aihlo thing Poe catt..
mcn t1 do 10 thoy cannot bsli DO tU
give thoir at0ek eyey attouilun and
kcrp tbos, lbat survive for noHt year FL
market
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
OFFICIAL MATTERS.


Notary Public Appointed.
Governor Otoro foappointod James
~ Read of Santa Fo a notary public
fOr Santa pc county
Reprint Of Session Laws tBoQtp0t
A reprint of the session laws OF
lsaY ana 1901 ln one volume has been
prepared aa required By au act OF the
legislature of 1905, and is fer ssia by
the secretary of the territory at cost
price Tho volume VIII be- mailed.
postpaid 90 any address upon receipt
oi g215
Vaear y In once o, Treasurer o.
Luna County.
owing to the sudden death 0i Wal.
tCr n. Quincy. treasurer and ox.onicio
collector of Luna e. H.ty. a vacancy
exists in that office Wnlcn Il o. under.
stood Governor Otcro VIII nll by the
appointment OF q. D. Kelly who waa
tho nrst treasurer ana oxonicio col.
iortor of Luna county and who vac q
raniIl8to Tor that Office o. the No.
ypmhor. lm2. election upon tho 70.
publican ucket Ibo appointment
viii likely uo mauo in "a day of two
as Governor Otoro is of tho Opinion
that % few days should cIapso bfore
pCtion is taken and until after TIE
funeral ot the deceased Official
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
OlAMONOSTUDOED WATCH.

Au important reeUnE 1i tho ORDER
OF Railway Conductors of palhart
lodge No. tg8 was hoid IN their rail
40 ualhart. Texas. wednesday ht . so
o. m Toe order waa represented b.
a fu. attendance on tho conductors
of the Rock Island road % the El
pas0 division Inc special feature OF
tho meeting Eaa the presentation OF
% solid gold diamond set watch and
chain representing $500 be- value 10
ihc retiring supeflniend nl Of mo El
Paao division J a Conlen 90 rev
citing words D A. Erwin. in behalf
of me % a g. presented ar conlon
with tho beautiful r.t Tho pro
soniatlou was a hearty surprise 70 the
captain Az the conclusion Of me
ceremony a smoker vac rendered BY
tho order In the spacious rail-. and
speoC- sH made hy t~orso A rev
q W Guhert. A . Hail. frank o.
HIl. Jake KIM. Frank record. Henk
ms JenkIus smith Alien. Wooden
Williams laurng YORK. CoIleu. Hart.
man. = A Hammans. prank Vail
Sims % q stevens. Thomas brictie.
kuiua Miller AND other CONDUCTORS
Che h.i of the entertainment VISA ecv
rrai "reminiscences 90 prose aud poet.
~ by H0d O. Miller conductor Who
has gained celebriy during his career
a. composer author poet and im.
nlL-unnlnr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
MIss Paynter lenorsa.

Mise Clara iayutor was the guest
~ aonor no very pleasant party CIV.
10 % tao homo OF Mr ana Mrs e.. 10.
Don SIS South Arno street. lnst night
~ tho younE ladies' ca the Baptist
hurch h.Fs rayutcr viii leave Fr
'ay nisht tor i0s Angeles. cal.
yheFe che viii reside permanently,
nud heT many youns friends here
Wished 20 make nor last days spent
10 Albuquerque pleasant me uuu
home vas prot,ily arranged Tor the
1ccagioa fInch was played ana 20
frosRnebis were served
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
TWO swlNOLERS CAUGHT

John % Ray and James Miller are
confined Boz the Chayaa county SAN a.
Roswell Tor passing one dollar silver
eerlncates raised 10 $40 BY paaunF
the numbers OF the word twenty on
one siae Their work la said 30 have
been done very neatly, and az they
usually tried 20 uaaa them on Ohina-
men in buying meal tickets tbey me-
with considerable success Papers
found oa Ray Indicate thas ho has
been operating an over the vest ana
's probably wanted elsewhere me
two are 90 he turned over o. me uui.
toi states auth0rticr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
NV ARIZONA bedroom.


O. my Arizona bedroom
o. beneath tEo Milky Way.
And The moon De- Iis ceiling
And the star that tells 0i day
And the mountains lifc the corners.
And the desert lays tho 0oor
Of my Arizona bedroom.
which la large us all outdoor
90 my Arizona bedroom
o. ventilated right.
Every sind that under heaven
Comes 10 me with blltho goodnight
Comes 20 me With touch OF blessing
And OF ozone. one drink more.
Do my Arizona bedroom.
which De- large as an outdoof
q my Arizona bedroom
iins the lightning on its wall.
And tho thundors rap The panels
And their heavy voices call.
And the night birds wing above me,
And thu owl boots galore
Through my Arizona bed room
which Is large as an outdoor
q mJ Arizona bedroom
q sometimes seems 90 me
% unoat in middle heaven
with each star 90 argosy;
ana the tldc that turns az midnight
Drifts us down 90 mornings shore
Floats us. stars and bed and bcistcad
ON the ocean of outdoor
% my Arizona bedroom
o. beneath tho splendid stars.
And the clouds roll up the curtains,
And the windows have no bars
And { sec my God in hoaveR
As the auclCnia dId OF yorc.
iu my Arizona bedroom.
which ls large as aIl outdoor
% william Lloyd boz New York sul
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
varieties Of tho choicest novors. many
nf Thorn ln bloom



The case OF Dr. Tarry Va the New
Mexico board ~ health 10 which The
plaintiff sought To compel the board
60 grant him license to practice med
lcino ln the territory. the court found
ln favor Of che defendant says a Las
Vegas paper.
''ho case came un from Alhuqucr
Que where Dr Tarry attempted %
practice Ho was represented by ~
% Field. while me board % health
was represented by O.. A. spIess The
hoard declined 90 license larry ne.
cause the college from which ho grad
1atod was not on the accredited list
and Cor Che further reason that he
had been "a member Of "a firm styled
"rhe NcW York Physicians" which
guaranteed to cure everything aud
everybody on short notice
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
EX-GOVERNOR MURPHY
OF ARIZONA MARRIED
NC ANo MS BRIDE. FORMERLY
MISS EMMA SELLS OF WASH
tNGrroN, Will SPEND HONEY
NOON ABROAD.

rbr marriage of former UUvefnor
Murphy % Arizona 90 Mlns Emmh
Sells 1f Washington ID. e.. on April
l3 haa created quite a eur in social
offcira ln tho national capital. osnnci
ally among thH western colony hofe.
Tho ceremony took place AZ tbc apart
m nt. cot Wu Flora 49, Patterson.
.Is.n 1f the brittle. tnc BO, So. %. Do.
Pierce uf 40 Souls. rnuuh 1noaiWH
a.Ha Sells is the daughter of tha iato
jHfFr a.I.a Jt Georo.uau. On.o hI.
Hsa a.oh uv'us lb Warrington Cor enc
paat sixteen yUars msour brf home
with beer brother IL wealthy ols. m,r
chant udtU ha death Jew years
a.o whom .n0 inherited ba torso for
toni. -.c H very handsome W..
MAN of m.tdIo ass tHt promafury
alay.
Governor Murphy u8. iHI.r sotE.
nor 0t Arizona uu.. secretary 0i tle
territory. n1 served ono term aH deIr.
.ats l1 ,,bsr,as ue g. an ardent fH.
puhI0sn a1i eloro friend of me
uDslaeut Ho married SCOOP. eighteen
sHsra aEu. % famous western beauty.
Mas Hnushart ono daughter of p.o.
n0.r California family sho ruod for
"a divorce durur uo pace summon but
DO uas uut Euown mat tHa divorce had
been granted
Governor murphy Anu H frdo
.lI.d from Sew i0rH on apW la
Tor Naples fay intending 90 spcnu
uW month. abroad Who're they wil
I. on lHU.r u,'uru t0 tnr country
s HHf EunVu io JHHr Irenif
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

G. T. Nicholson Showing OF the A.
varado-With George q Nicholson
travelling passengo, agent Tor tho San
"a re- who passed through the cltr
Last night were j. L. stack general
adycrtiaing manager 0f the Santa &c.
~ Chicago. r. q Remington. secro
tary OF the Trans Continental passen
ger association. Chicago 80 O. Town
send general passenger agent N tho
Missouri Pacific railroad So Louis.
and daughter Miss Amy r0UusCu .
j Francis. geuua. passenger agent u
iho Burlington Omaha Mrs a A.
Wheat Wheeling West Virginia and
Mrs q q iaaso. so paul Thy
travelled On e. special cav. surrounded
with every luzHry 20 demonstrate
the quality and atylo of the Alyarado
49, Nicholson entertained the party
at dinner in tho Dog oak appointed ain.
ing room They viii yislt tho Grand
Canyon 90 Arizona ana attend tho na.
tional gathering of passenger agents
go bC held az Santa BaFhau Goa April
49,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

than 1000 dogs oxhioted their man.
nera. good and bad. 10 the public.
which came 90 throhra 20 admire and
pet ita friends 10th On tho number
and high class OF ,4o entries the ahov
tar oxccls au previous exhibitions
OF tho Mind hold ON the racinc coast
judg.nE began soon after mo opening
to-day anj VIII continue until tho
show cioe.H saturday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

San Francisco. April i3 Tho ln.
discriminate yolpng ana bariInE Of
an sorts 0f CANNES iron me tiny Toy
spaniel 10 fho massive 1roat Dane
echoed throughout Mechanics pavii.
BON today a. was the opening day
NJ tho eighth annual exhibition OF the
san Francisco kennel ciuh. and more
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

NcW York April isIAe rOnt
and side wallis oft Jho four story brick
building az T1iriyo.guth and Eighth
avenue collapse today and ais mon
were injured Tho ruure of tbr eui
lapse .s NOT explained
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

From the Miner
Linn Helm, q los Angeles lawyer
was iu Klnman looking after a suit
restraining the treasurer from selling
or makIng deed 90 the Tennessee
mine The cause Is 10 be submitted
on brlen 10 tbo iudge during vac.
ton
The board OF supervisors d 80 April
session Dee contracts for the ensuing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

The following wore elected boz rlag
staff
Couucilmyn George Rabbit D. y
Jones. o. % p0Uark. D. q Douahg. and
- e. Blake
Marshal w g. UayIess
Ciorh--L W Qu.ulau
Supervisor off streets Iauk Star
ringiun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

Maine Gon9feeaman Henominaied
Augusta Mea April itopubncap
congressional conventions Of the Sec.
ond and Third districts held today
at Lewiston ana Watofvillo respect
lively resulted 900 tbo reorganization OF
Congressman Charles D. Litilenc.d
ana Edwin g. HurIoigh Neither rom.
rroHsmen was opposed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
ARIZONA TOWN OFFICERS


W '|NN"HH
Th, in'I0NIus vDfD elected loo WIu
slow
Couu W d. Hurbas. W s Pav
WIN Thomas g. o. pa pudc Pred
French Joseph Morris
Clerk Ed Wolf
Marshal % D. llart-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

zine town of Williams elected n,
follow ug oncors
Couucil--JamCs a. Hudson o. r.
NoHs. o. M Wolf George % barney
George ~ Mathews
Marshal james Kennedy
Clerk % % Dubois
Supervisor of streets % Is Farms
worth
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

Urand Canyon All Right ..
Cornell has returned To- Phoenix from
the Grand canyon ana adds his testi.
mony taat the show presented is fully
up 90 The advance nodcoa Further.
It Is a show that doos not seem 90
rom down IN dull season but holds
boz own regardless OF wall street
movements or crop conditions. n
tbora is any change a. an in condl.
tions Dee thinks O., Us 90 iayor OF the
canyon. which seems to bo growing
40 the time under tho influence OF
Arlz0na'a famous climate Anyhow
70 looEed bigger every time he turned
hts eyes In that direction Mr. Cor.
non expects 20 leave ,or enc east ths
early part OF next Wsst
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

Elmer iuntoon has sold his Hgh.
land meat market 10 william Fau
Mr. Farr WIN continue 'ho business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

"a Rev. William n. Brown, Prot.
ostart Episcopal bishop OF Aiaannaa.
declines 90 be- further Interviewed
concerning biz expressions abou,