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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
IRRIGATION
CONGRESS

E pnso. Texas. 80. II The
twelfth National lrrIratlo1 congress-.
which win open hero neat Tuesday.
promises to be- tho lnrerat aHt most
Influential body nf the Kind which has
500 assembled Iu thia country Tho
advance ennrd of DELEGATES END sls.
itora 20 already bee.nning 20 pui u an
appearance. and today the local ar
ranEcmouis committee and their col
leagues of fho national committee
have been busy completing the 1nal
"details of tho convention program
The work of tho congress viii bo a.
vidod into various sections for the
discussion n matters relating direct
ly or Indirocily io tho IRRIGATION move.
mont There will bo papers and dis.
ruas'ous dealing with the increasing
0f production by irrigation in the A.
nHfIc states ns well aH in The Pacific
section the forestry problems in New
England and aloug the Appalachian
chain. as well a4 along the Rockies
and sIorm9; onHlneering applied 20
protect from devastation hy food. ana
draiuago climatulugy and rural settle
mont
Advlcce received dy tho local com
mitco Indicate that the congress win
bo ntteu 'ti by large DELEGATIONS
from Utah Colorado. Kansas Nobraa
ka California Texas Oklahoma. ART.
z0na. Idaho. Minnesota Montana and
from many of the eastern and central
states Canada and Mexico also viii
bo Officially represented.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
NAT REISS COMING
MONDAY, NOV. n
Blo SOUTHERN CARNIVAL CON.
PANY WILL BE HERE ron A
WEEK.
CFrom FrIday'a DAILY CItIlonI

tFrom Fridays Daily CitI1onl
Everybody 90 Albuquerque and lts
environment fool happy nt the return
to Its home of that splendid and far
famed carnival company. tho Nat
BoIss southern
Tho hustlng agent Cbas a. Doyle
o. iu town and iusi nov on the jump
preparing fnr annihor woek to com
monco Monday Nov 90 Mr. DOYLE
announces several changes in the
shows and free acts Do says there
are now twelve shows sovon of which
are entirely nos 20 Albuquerque. ana
the free acts are an new also while
the great stadium has also undergone
complete change in nH perform
nncoa and features Mr. DOYLE ~
ports highly satisfactory seasons
business. despite the fact that several
disrepulablo fake ouinis were en-
counterod along ne coast They len
yellow streak after them which 10
took an ~ The "B0uthorn'a' popular
prestige to overcome.
ih' opulhrfn fAclhc fnd h1nia re
win protect Mr Relsa' excellent or
ganIzation heucoforih by shutting ont
an those rag shop. irresponsible
shows that do go much 90 bring q
reputable and popular class OF amuso.
mcnt into dlsroputo
That rousinF w,eka buslnoaa
awaits mo return of tho Southern"
admits of no doubt FOR DO and lis
attaches have established themselves
in the hearts Of our people
After playing tho week of tho 1ist
here the company goes south 10 play
several more weeks. concluding ana
closing iis season 90 iho hig E paao
midwinicr fair after which hoy 90
turn to Albuquerque. whoro they Fo
into winter quarters
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

rest OF the state Ticket and congress.
ional shafr1th Tor congress at larrc
and GretnfoH f1r superintendent oi
public Instruction aru running we'll
aud are probably elected Democrat.
BE- Chairman Smith makes mo follow
iuF statement "Alu Adams ls eloot.
cd hy from 10000 to 10000. AN
the state ticket goes in with him, ac
gDrdIng to Our best information
Republican State Chairman Farley
says Peabody H elected by from
eve 90 ton thousand our congress
mou are elected. and although We
have mo- donulto returns we are sure
chat tbc majority of The legislature
a republican"
Governor Peabody said today.
'Ffom Information received from
sonrcos have J feel confident thnt
am elected"
"a viii not coucodU defeat until oy
oryihinr comes in. and Indications
are chat win carry The state by a
romforahle majority" Preparations
arc being made to contest the o'oc
uon by Republican city Chairman
williams in grounds that che election
in tho city and county of Denver are
unfair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

st. Louis. Mo. Nov. SLOW frog
rcss has been made towards an accu.
rate count of Mlssouri's vote. but par.
tlal returns up to ~ o'clock show
remarkable republican gulnG in So.
Louis and throughout the state In
many counties the usual democratic
pluralluos g.aa cut 10 half The Post.
Dispatch. independent democrat, az
that hour was inclined 20 the convic.
ton that Roosevelt had carried Mls.
sourl. and the republican state com.
mittce insisted that the nnal returns
would show q republican majority Of
10000 on the national ticket, That
FolE. democrat he's carried the state
was claim generally made. bus the
drurcs are lhckinE The democrats
claim Folks election hy 10000
So Louis. No. Nov 9-The Post.
Dispatch. independent claims both
state and national tickets carried by
democratic
Kansas city Mo. Nov 9-Th'
Times. independent az 2 o'clock this
morning says that the indications
point 20 the election of FOLK demo
crst. Tor governor. by 10000 lt ii
more than possible that the next leg
lalaiure is republican and win clecI
ne surce sor to Senator CockroH
democrat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE
mEMaERs or THE THlRTY.slxrH
ASSEMBLY ACCORDING TO KE.
TURNS 50 FAR RECEIVED.
The Council

First District Colfax, Mora ana Tn
ion oountlcH Jeremiah Lonhy.
second District san Miguel. Leon.
ard Wood and Quay countlos.-D G.
Wintcu and John s. Clark
Third District. Taos Rio Arrlba and
San Juan counties Alexander Read
and Malaquias Martinez.
Fourth District. Santa Fc county -
Thomas n Catron.
Fifth District BornalIllo. Mckinley
nnd Sand0ynl counties Nostor Mon.
toya aud w a. Greer
Sixth District. Valencia and Tor
rance countics--J. Francisco Chavos
Seventh District. Socorro and slor.
va counues w. r. Martin
Fghih District. Grant pona Ana.
Luna ana Otero counties Charles u
Millor
Ninth District. Grant D1na Ana
Otero Lincoln. Chayes, Eddy and
Roosevelt counties Charles T.. BAL
lard.
Tho counci viii have only one dem
ocrat. according 20 the latest returns
Charles T. nalIard. Of Roswell. ~
though the vote Ia the eighth district
between Charles E Miller and Horton
Moore. the latter the democrat o.
very closc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
LlLELY TO MAKE
BARRACKS BIGGER
GEN. FRANK BALDWIN TELLS
ARIZONA PEOPLE THAT GOV
ERNMENT WILL PROBABLY IN
CREASE IMPORTANCE or THE
ARMY POST.

Gcu. Frank ID Baldwin. commander
of Colorado division. grriyod al Pres
colt. Ariuona. Monday morning from
Fort Apachc. where he has been for
four days 90 make an inspection of
Whippla barracks lle will leave for
southern Arizona TO yisit Forts Grant
and Hnachuca. Asked about the fu-
uro Of Whipplo barracks be- said
"a expect an order before long that
viii establish rOglmental headquarters
Al Whippla to replace two company
post it now constitutes. This viii
mean siatloniug OF between 500 and
I 0u0 men there. Whlpple rs looked
on yory iuvorahly 10 Washington and
am sure % viii not he overlooked"
While IN Prescott Monday morning
Gen. baldwin was the guest Of Frank
~. Murnhy president Of the santa
ge Present a Phoenix road Al roon
he was escorted 10 barracks By a do.
tachmaat of cavalry and is making
his headquarters there while in that
vicinity
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

First District. Coltax county-tM. b.
Stoolt0n
Second District. Mora county
Cristoval Sanchez
THIRD District. Union county-F. l..
Wrirht
Fourth District Leonard Wood and
Quay oountios-M G.. de Baca
fffth District. Santa Fo county --R.
T.. naca and Ramon Sandoval
sixth District. Taos county. Juan
4 Martinez
Seventh District, Rio Arriha county
jose Amado Lucero
nlrhth District. Taos. Rio Arriha
and aaa Juan counties s-Granyllle
pendietou.
Ninth District Bernalillo county
soferino Crollott
Nlnta District. sandoyal county
Onrneiio N. Sandoval
Ninth District. nernhlillo and Nc
kinney counties Thomas n. Wilkor
son.
Tenth District Valencia and Tor
NNNNn aHNNNNNNH. HHNNN"HNNN NANN HH'
and Carl A. palios.
Eleventh District. s0corro and slor
ra countios III. n. Howard and 70 l.
Ludiow
Twanh District Dona Ana and
Otoro counUea.--W m. 90 Llowollyu
Tho rofuus are not yet complete and
the vuto o. 40 close on the Legislative
tloi,ot in Otnro county that this result
may be- changed. ia which case. Flor
anclo Luna. democrat. rs elected
Thlrtoonth District. Grant and Lunl
counties stlu in dDubt, but Il looks
as n James w HannlTan republican
rs elected by a small majority.
Fifteenth District. Chavcs Eddy
Roosevelt and LIncoln counties --
George " Elha
Thia gives nineteen seats to the Te
publiaass. four 90 the democrats an'
one In eoubt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

Lincoln. Nov o-W Bryan today
denied that he would meet W r.
Hearst and Thomas D. Watson in
Sew York a week from now for tno
purpose of taking steps toward the
organization Of new party The
stafement that he would To to New
Yort FOR such purpose was made by
Malyin q paH.aicr. manager of Wa'
iuns campaign Bryan haa some ro
organisation plans hU he iHinnds to
stand sponsor FOR them himself
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
A DESERTED GIRL

A small sized girl of possibly eleven
years ls .n distress. says the El Paso
News Her name la Looua noane ana
she arrived last nlght ON the Rock
Island from Rodoo. Now Mo2ico. ok.
noctlnr to meet her mother. who was
recently married 90 "a Mr Ed. John
son. Little Loona does not even know
her stop father; in fact she has never
seen him. but when ahe cot On of last
niehts train aho expected her mother
90 mooi hor.
$50 mother was there $50 small Miss
reona asked the engineer who came
in on tho train with her. u ho knew
who're her people lived She had tho
address of s03 Wc8t Overland street
on her rrin. hui when taken there hy
tho engineer che house WAS vacant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

October 2G.-A a. Keen to w. H
Gulouwaior loia and 2 block No.,
Noe Mexico Town companya addi
tou 81 600
october CIV G. Leonard and
wife 70 the J NJ Moore Realty com.
pany iot g block is. orielnal town
stc. So 500
October 27 Robert e PLAT aud
vIfo to w. % Greer. lois 49, a. f5,
iC % sud ts. block 10 Pcrea add
t.un
October 27-H C. Longwel and
wife to Harry D. Leo lots 2i and 2A,
block i0. porea addition. $500.
October gS Norman T. Kcmmorrcr
to Wrs Clara Nolon. iot 8 block H.
uunlnr's Highland addition, $3.50.
October PSI p0fCc-o Armilo ct al
to Teresa Armiio dc symIngion lots
"a and 75. block z lots qb and 96
bioct s. and Cots zoe and i05 block o.
p Arm.io'a Brothers addition. $500
October 29 -Fnnt A. Huhhcu 10
blanchard Meat and supply Co.. att
of block "A." A and ~ addition. 500
october 90 -Gc0. w Harrison and
wife to Froi ". Marley and u g.
Rcoycs loi rs block io Pcroa addi
zion.
October 20 Franz Hun.ng and
wife to- David r. Wilson lot 4 block
M. Hunlng Highland addition
October 90 Mrs Henry Hunina 60
Edgar n. Wilson. lots . to io inclus-
iyc. block 3a Imning Highland add.
ton $1,000
October 20 Harry =. lee and wifo
to Kiuie NJ Hope. lots no. 2o and 81,
block t3 original iownslto St.50o
October 8i.- Martha berger and
husband 20 sllborio Muniz. a piece of
land lyiug north Of Albuquerque $50.
October 90 "A. " Gentle to Amer
lean Lumber company. piece of land
situated iu precinct i3. a62i
October 3i- Martha Berrcr to An.
droa ~. Lopez. piece of land siiuated
north of Albuquerque. $500
November THE >. NJ Moore
Realty company to Frank a Uuhhoh.
lot 8. block rs. original iownsite.
$4,000
November 2-Tho Albuquerque
cemotory association 90 John Bora.
dalo lot i23. block 90. Fairylow
cemotery s33
october &C W Harrison and
wife 20 Mrs Ida Parker lots 80. 81
and 72. block p. porea ADDITION
November 6.-The Rev Mexico Saw.
Inrs Bank and Trust company 20 the
Traction. Land and Improvement com
panv. Two tracts OF land near Perea
laaitIon. also block I perea addition.
lt7 .29g.
November 7-E. n. starg and wife
to John u. Wear. lots 90. 2i and ~
block "L." Mandoll business and resi-.
donce section
November Louis A. Grant ot al.
trustees OF estate oi A. A Grant, to
In n packert. lots sos. 500, 367 aud
SOS block rs. p. Armiio Brothers ad
dltlon.
November 7.-P p. McCanna and
wife TO Henry wcstoraoli lots and
g. block "F." Mandoll business aud
residence addition. S7o0
November &c w, Harrison and
wlfo 10 David n. Follis. lots 2 and 5
block g. Pcrea addition. $3.50
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
NEW MEXICAN At CHICAGO.

John Davis. Of Maxwell CITY N NJ.
arrived at che yards thIs morning
from st Louis. whore be had been az
tondug tho worlds fair Mr Davis
has resided In that part of the terri
tory nr over thirty years and is q
we'll known nnchman rlo operates
his ranch on what is knowu as tho
Maxwell Land Grant. which comprises
over 2 1000 900 acres oi land I'VE had
an extremely dry season am laHt win
tor and durlus the spring. said Mr
Davis. ana the stock owners were
compelled to reduce tho sizo of their
herbs. so that az the present tlmo We
are not overlooked and win hg n
proity fair shape to Fo through the
winter we had heavy ming during
me pAet month. and Gem days ago bad
a heavy snow storm. $50 that the
ground win ho molstenod up in good
aanpo for noEt season -Chlcaeo
Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

The engineer thon took her 20 the
police station and Captain Mitchell
bad search Instituted 20 hud the
small girls relatives. bat all in vain
f0r at last accounts no relatives had
boon found Tho engineer took Loona
To- supper last night aad then Captain
Mitchell had her taken 10 the Silver
City hotel where she passed The
night sho 's being we'll cared for.
bot her relatives would do well 90
call az the police station aud got her.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
DIEI. D.uanlsr. In - 20

New Yors Noy 1.-THE orrnnlza.
tion OF the piylo Daughtors club
which has for lts object the promotion
Of social relations among suuthcrners
ln thIg city and tbo study oi southern
literature. was perfected today az a
wolluticndod meeting held ln the rcd
and white room of the new Hotel
Astor Mra Jefferson Davis is tho
honorary president of the new society
and tho active president .s Mrs Umuo
Milburn punklIn formerly of Waco
Texas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
- 80 soooRRo oouNrN

hhun Abepia. eK treasurer and or
collector uf soCur0 county arrived
from 9oo0rr0 thia mowiuF ile says
Ihat lho democrats elected Landro
naoa sheriff by majority of 91Foiea
and rIno probate clerk ty majority
90, 3l. with tao precincts 10 ha heard
from The election of councilman and
collector o. doubtful as both tickets
are running close and Nho precincts
oi Tuiorosa rraoo. three .n number.
Chorwrilie Luna and EsicE city. con
rcdod democratic prec'nci9. are yet
i0 ul heard from Martins majority.
with seven precincts to Do heard
ffon. ngl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

Boston. nov. s.-Tho defeat OF Gov.
crnor Bates Tor a third term by Doug.
las. democratic candidate, and the ire
mondous vote cast throughout Tho
state. were noteworthy features Of
yesterdays oIoction in Massachusetts
Douglas win be- the drst democ,ai
roycrnor since 1892 The republicans
carried The state f0r Roosevelt by
aO 900 and probably elected the state
ticket outside ~ governor Douglas
plurality win exceed $4,000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

Chlcngu Nov. y Dispatches to the
Associated Press gp 10 ra., pass nine
0cIoeh thls morning show that the
republicans have elected Zlo congress.
mon and the democrats las OF the
remaining eighteen districts seven are
now Represented by republicans and
elrvun ~ democratic 20 is possible
,haf tso republicans wilI have "a mh.
iortv at about 900 lu tho ursf housn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
rarranss Count, All Rlnnt.

The Citizen received yesterday anor
uoou. after tas paper bad been put TO
proas hr following dispatch from
John vs. Corheit candidate on tho
straight republican tlokcf for probate
clerk of Torrance couniy
'Eaan,a o. M Nov i0 An
dreNs plurality So ESQ., without ms
vote of tho Palma precinct Palma .a
neWy created and .a legally disputed.
% probably sigeH Andrews l2 pluuilty.
The straight county rc9uhICau uckei
Is elected.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

Whai is tne meaning Of eouua0and
oi ware asked 'aa man u search of
Information
"it aH depends said the man with
Information 0H top For instance. 10
sou are az var and a0mo country
wants to ael coal fo your enemy coal
o. coutrablnd lf you are at peace and
saui 90 sell coal to some country that
is at war f .tnf couimbaud seef
Chicago Tribune
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

Salt lake. Utah. Nov o-partIal
returns from nuy voting districts of
the state glvo 1850 for Roosevelt
Parker 4.2OA lf this proportion is
Kept up Roosoyolts plurality iu the
state viii exceed $4,000 Tho entire
republican state ticket is elected Boy
maior.tlcs considerably less Tno
American party vote which was
heavy in Salt Lake City. amounted to
little in the country The socialist
vote shows heavy gains. especially in
the mining and smelling districts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
COLORADO

Denver. Colo Nov 0-A remark
ablo feature Of tho ball1fiug iu Colo
rado yesterday was the number %
scratched ballots. which in some coun
tles were so por cent of tho total The
democrats claim mat tho scratched
ballots we're in tholr favor while the
republicans claim thoy Eoi iheIr share
of the scratched votes ior governor
There seems to bc no d1ubt Chat
Rooseyot carried tho state ny a euod
majority And % ls only -hc sto'e clee.
tlon which will have t0 Wat 0n e
mn count ior decision The Denver
News this morning claims the oIec.
ton 0f Adams by at laaFt 10000.
while the Denver Republican cla.ma
peaboiys election hy approximately
fho aamp figure
Adams Probably Elected.
Denver Nov aht noon to-day f
appears lhat Adams. dsm1crm m
elected by about I0o0 over Peabody.
republican. for governor witb the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
NEBRASKA

Judge Baker this morning received
the following dispatch from omaha
Kennedy elected by 200; Mickey
By slightly Increased majority Solid
republican delegation from Douglass
county. LEGISLATURE nearly twothirda
republican"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

Chicago. Nov. O.. Roosevelt carried
Illinois hy a plurality Of 2250oo. Cor
tain "a and possibly 20 Of 20 republi-
can candidates for congress elected
uols. socialist pollod ti5g5 votes in
me city against 5.il5 cas-, 'or him in
1900.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
MONTANA

Butte. Mont. Nov. o. Roosevelt
carried tho state by 1900 Governor
Toolo elected by about 500 Majority
1f the state ticket elected and tho
next legislature gln elect q republt
can senator
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
LBUOUEROUE REALTY
IS NOW BOOMING
AZ ALBUQUERQUE TRACTION,
LAND AND IMPROVEMENT CON.
pANV MAKE IMPORTANT PuR.
cHAsE6.

Vbaa Albuquerque real estate haa
sw vorv lively the past fifteen days
shown by tho large number ot
ansfers recorded. unimprovod resi-
neo lots have boon decidedly active.
1la IL strong evidence that home
,iidora are busy 1'ho Albuquerque
rarlon Land and Improvement com
,av made a very Important purchase,
.Aoa q bought a large tract OF com
.on land in tho northwest part of tho
81 known az the perea tract The
urchase. u VIII he noted Includes
- whole block of the Pefoa addition
'inaroutly % means that the Alhu'
sroue Traction company contem.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
A PLEASANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

lf rom lnuIHilN lIIII lIIfDu.l
The following s copy of a letter
roroivod by Major whitney regarding
the nas presentation to the public
school in tho old town plaza on Oct
t6 last.
New York. Nov 4. 1904
Major a.. n. whitney.
Dear sir-The papers containing
the account of the dag presentation
sent me wore received. and allow me
20 thank sou for the same. At our
corps meeting, held yesterday. read
the article marked. and yuu would
have ;clt battered ut tho generous np.
plnuao given when I had finished had
you been there.
IN my mind, the only thing lacking
of making the presentation perfectly
complete was the attendance OF every
mombor OF Alexander Hamilton w r.
C.. No iC2. As that was impossible.
We woio delighted 20 be- represented
by ono so efficient and capable Of
making such a genuine patriotic pre-
sontatIon speech and one who. ! am
sure. felt ovcry word ho uttered
Trusting tho children viii love and
revere the Gag aa we who have suf
iored fCr 90, ! remain,
Respectfully
MRS NJ v WAY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

Omaha. Nub.. Nov 9-The only
part OF tho republican ticket in doubt
Is tbo governor The vote for R0Ose-
solt is unprecedented. some ostimatoa
1o'nr aa hleh aa $1,000 There iH
Hulo Doubt b win reach 10000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

Providence. u. T.. Nov. a.-Complete
returns from Rhode island Tor gov.
ornor show that utter republican, de.
fcatcd Garvln. demo. rat, hy a plural
10y of 59i Roosevelt carried tho
.ialn hN 10000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

., a kn0K chief clerk In fhe od.ce
lf General Mauarer GrmahaH of the
SANTA Fe CeHirai has some lo Tor
rance io check 90 "a nee agent af fha
station named W Mayer vice q o.
ConEieton RESIGNED
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
INDIANA

indianapolis. Nov. 9.--Latest figures
give Indiana 20 the republicans By
probably 10000, many counties going
fepublican f0f the hrst tImo. The
republicans gain tWo congressman.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

Esopus Nov 9--An hour after
Judge Parker arose today be was ont
on hls farm seeing that plovlng was
properly done later ne won't for a
horseback ride
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

plates ostondInr the street ear line
out toward tho lumber mills and lm.
proving thar part Oft the city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
HOUSE MAJORITY
AN IMMENSE ONE
HEAVY INCREASE BY THE RE-.
PueLlcANs OVER PRESENT
CONGRESS.

returns received by the Associated
Press show that congressman have
been elected in the different states a.
follows. Miss.