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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
NEW COMPANlE
CATTLE COMPANY AND a TOWN
SITE COMPANY READY ron
BUSINESS.

The following articles Of incorpo
ration we're MED in the Office oi the
territorial secretary: Inc Pitchford
Land aud Cattle company. principal
0iuce 90 Hiusboro. aiorga county
the iuCUrpUfa,0rs are John q. Lig.
setJ lliIsD0ro; James w. uiler.
uiiIebOru. and John W. Carter OF ST.
YER City. Iho company De- ncorpo
rated Tor hity years Tor the purpose
ot conducting r. general i've st0ck.
land, ranch and farming business
The capital stock oI the company d
$4,000, dIv.dcd into 100 shares O. the
par value of 500 eacn. Ino nrff
board of directors consists OF the iu
corporations.
the StCEman TownsHo company
The iuyorpurators are Charles 5. Hie
day Henry % sigman. Egbert &.
Cook James 3 vCno5i0 and John d.
Hodges. all of Roswell. ,havos coun
y tho company is Incorporated for
twenty years Tor the purpose OF puf.
chasing, leasing OF otherwise acquir.
Ins posscas.ug, maintaining and im.
proving amy and all lands or property
30 acquired. The capital stock OF
The company % $4,000. divided into
10000 shares 90 the par value OF 81
each Tho nr8t board OF directors
consists of the lucorporstors. no,
headquarters are nc Roswell
Tho Roswell Trading company.
principal Office az Roswell Chayos
county The IuCofporators are Kirby
B Woodruff. William n. Clements and
Thomas .. Anderson OF Hoawcu. Tho
company is Incorporated for nuy
years Cor The purpose OF conducting
ana carrying on "a wholoaala aud re.
'nH mercantile business The capital
.i1gb of tho company is $500 diyld
,i into 600 shares 81 tEs par value OF
600 each. The nrst bourd 90 director.
consists of the iuoorpor8torH.
The Treasurer Mining and MulinE
company principal office at HIilaboro
The incorporates are Jacob p. welt.
tnl of lurloW Kentucky. Albert A.
Frry of Cincinnati Ohio. and Abra
ham j. HIrsh of HIllahoro. Tho com.
nany is incorporates for nny years
Tor the purpose OF carrying on a gen
"raI mining and milling business. Tho
capital stock OF the company iB g..
100000 divided into 1000. 900 shares
10 The par value OF ~ each. The nrst
board Of directors consist Of the IN
"1rUoratnfa
Certificate Of Amendment.
Tho following certificate OF amend
ment has boon nlod ia the ONCE or
ihc territorial secretary Tho No.
ro.lon Gold and Copper company or
Albuquerque Increasing the capital
stock from 100000 shares at g.
each 20 i25oOOo shares al the par
value OF 81 zach
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

Ragged. rugged little urchins playing
marbles in the street,
Ouentimea pause 90 watch you as
you eagerly compete
For the white and colorod "cOmmio6
trampled in tao alush and snow
And think about tho playmatca OF
the days OF long ago.
{ remember how my marbles. piled
ln gay fantastic heaps.
Sometimes vanished slowly, surely DO
the dizzy whirl OF Keeps"
And I recolIect the rapture that sas
mine when lucky play
Sent me from the game a winner
not so often boy che way
one there was who used 20 capture
an the agntes Ia my sack,
Then by dint OF Carless playing no
would always give them back
Dear old chum, your boyiah trlumphs
marked the end OF your success,
Ne you grew, capricioua fortune e'or
denied you her caroAs
with a heart too big for achomlng
and a mind too high for greed
You departed for a playground where
know you will succeed.
AZ watch the noisy youngsters
something seems 20 dim my sight
And see you aH I saw you when tho
Reaper won the nght
Ragged, rugged little urchlns, playing
marbles la the street.
am thinking OF the journey that
awaits your busy feet
Carefully ! scan toe features OF the
winners IN the strife,
Aud think about the trials in tho
marble game OF lfo.
You viii not for aye be pitted galnst
the rivals OF today.
Frolic. Tor the game Be- oasy-tlme
enough for roushcr play.
May the vain rogrot that mitea you
when you lose your colorod toys
De tho worst that er assaila you.
God be with YOU. little boys.
-MilwnukC' Sentinel.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

Grant KInman. formerly OF th.s cIt,
was under arrest the other day In eI
paao 90 an article on the subject ths
Herald says
Grant kiumau. one of the propr.e
tors of the bellevue saloon an soe1nl
1ad Utah streets. ans arrested yoster
day afternoon by Constable nal Hy
ant on warrant sworn out in Jus
lice sponcerH court ON the charge AZ
theft by bailoe
Tho charge Is preferred by a May
can hy the name OF Garcia who Al
logca that few days ago he put in
pawn some bue rings with Kinman.
who afterwards claimed that Garcia
had sold them 90 him.
Garcia applied Ca Consul Mallen and
the consul accompanied him TO tho IA
loon where h % said Kuman agreed
'n turn over the rings 60 Garcia Tor
$40 This he dii and supposed tha
matter was settled until he was a.
rested yesterday on the charge nj
lhoft By ba.lcc.
kinman says that the Mexican sold
him Tho rings outright. and that h.
Dad no thought OF dcfrauding him ont
NJ them lie gave bond a. soon AZ az
rested
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
THE GRAND CANYON

Construction OF the new Bright
Angel tayorl af tho terminus OF tho
santa Pc Crane canyon line De- pro
crossing and q will ho ready FOR open
INK on October D. noyt The hotel
Will bee steam hcate1 electric. llghtcd.
and completely equipped with SAM.
ary plumbing. toilet arrangements.
haths, etc.
The Harvey management. which
has made the Santa Re dining car
aud dining station service so excel.
lent and popular, VIII have charge OF
the now hotel metropolitan luxurlos
and service viii then be- ohtalnable
by visitors 90 the Grand Canyon, and
this will undoubtedly increase travel
10 that natural wonder
Among the other Improvements In
progress ls the illumination BY oloc.
trIcIty OF the rim OF the canyon.
For a mile or more from the hotel
This illumination will be made. max.
ing a partial Wow OF the great chasm
possible az night
An Indian village viii as built dur.
ing 'he summer. near tho hotel and
station 10 viii be- an exact reproduc.
ton OF a Moh pueblo with genuine
indians Tor permanent Inhabitants.
engaged Iu lno.r customary occupa.
tons
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
vERv GOOD THING

Every passenger knows me Import
Anco 90 cars OF fresh air without
draft And % la astonishing that hith.
srto no adequate provision has soen
made Tor O. the opening OF the deck
haahos in a car results in a sudden
introduction OF cold air 90 tho win.
Ter. attended with the usual danger.
oua drafts when these are kept
closed the conditions are well nigh
intolorablo Several electric and
steam roads have recently been test
ing a very simple devise which pro.
vidos for a fully adequate supply or
fresh or without dram. and az the
same time the withdrawal of the vi.
tIatad Dir from the cars. la tosta made
IN the brooklyn Heights railroad by
the department OF health th.B device
demonstrated its efficiency. DR. Wal
Nor IA rCtI,rf.bl, Tor the statement
that when tho car was filled with
smoke. everything being closed. and
tho Yentilat0ra opened " hia order
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
rHE JOINT STATEHOOD MATTER
-RoDEYs MINING GILL,

Sp.aI Correspondence.
Washington, April o Iho Joint
Sat hood 1lll will probably pass thc
1gae OF representatives during the
week OF 'ho 10Th Co tuo IDtn instant
70 will take nearly a year after the
800 passts for New Mexico ana Ar.
uHa 20 come iu aa state. Therefore.
Dee 300 ought 90 pass this session OF
In.rUsB
0. every person boo favor of Joint
fU.b1oi Goa New M.ziga. particular.
democrats. viii nov write personal
.ttgrs Co senatom urging the im.
diatr passage OF the bil lt viii
Jg.p very materially
DnlogEte Rodoy appeals 90 the pep
bee OF 10Th territories. irrespective OF
politics 90 press United states sen.
itoTa now Tor the passage OF this bill
10 the people OF the two territories DO
not care 10 accept Joint statehood.
.hoy can vo,e IL down At tho polls
The election viii be- paid for by the
national government
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
sahTuMANs ARM CRUSHED.

.D.iay morning on h.s train
uHs u.0 30 paso brakeman Arm.
TOMS. %, the santa De-. met with a
Inus accident which may result iu
. uI us irIt arm. says the ia
Fa.o Herald
.. u1u wrs lusf pulling ont OF
.n HdIus 1f Las Cruces. when Mr.
rustrour. who was hanging ou inc
H uf boss car. attempted 90 cross
3D. coal car. without climbing to tho
In of the car In stopping from one
1907 t1 the 1tnor he missed hls foot.
ue and icI The train at the time
la only making abou, three miles
hnur and hH was consequently
lN'o 90 save himself from being
Inrlel uy the wheels of the cars
As loon aH che train could He stop.
.I tho injured man W1e looked after
100 % V1a found tu8t BITS Ion wrist.
forearm iu8t below the elbow
roo Ie.t shoulder had 400 boon badly
H1.t0rDd. conductor Coleman. who
HI lho train In oh1rea. bad physI
1000 called no las Cruces who did
yH1' he could 90 renCyo the suffer
rs of tho injured man until ho could
hrOuehi t1 Q paso.
Tho suror'nton'Cntt once 40 San
N1rc.ll was also no'luod and orders
rDro received to aot out everything
20 'ho train except tho porIshahlo
.D.rht at Las Cruces and proceed
.'h The injured man as rapidly az
nsHihio Co 20 Paso. whore dr. villas.
ha company physician az this point.
uDt the train and had Armstrong
1Non 90 the hospital where he ls ho.
Hr cared Tor The cars that were set
Ht at las Cruces yesterday wore
r1usht ln on 90 today
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
MASONIC APRON 100 YEARS OLD.
THE PROPERTY or ALFONSO c
IRELAND or SANTA FE-FoR
MERtY BELONGED TO HIS
GRANDFATHER AND FATHER.

Alphonz0 G. Ireland. the wgll.kuoWH
Santa 10 pharmacist. who 90 MON
Der OF Montomma Lodge no. !. Free
Masons o. Santa De. has lu bis posses
Sion two very interesting distorted
relies. especially from Masonic
standpoint One Of them is a very
handsome white sheop-skln apron
which has been In his family over
hundred years. II was first owned
by his grandfather, thereafter hy hls
father ana Tor the past twenty years
has been Ia his possession The Col
lowing inscription in ink appears
thereon. Brother Alfonso q. ire
land Philadelphia Lodge No. rs.
1907 The second inscription reads
Brother Alfonso g, ireland. sci0tu
Lodge No. g. Chullcotho. Ohio. 1876
The third Is Brother Alfonso @. Ire
land, dontosuma Lodge No D.
Santa Fe. New Mexico, 1855 p"
Mr. ireland also possesses Mason
&C. monitor which was owned by his
father and written by Robert Mccoy
ana printed To- 1854 ln New York city
iust hfy years ago. Tho monitor
and apron are very highly priced b.
MI Ireland The apron O. as good
and looks aa well ag on the day when
Il was made. which must certainly BE-
iO5 or 100 years ago, as Il was pre-
seutod 10 his grandfather by the mas
Ter OF the lodge In wh.ah he was
made a Mason Ia the year 1900
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

HE u sleystor tho venerable
mother OF u sleyator. the we'll known
Insurance agent. Mosdames T.. T..
Weed u s. Plat and O. W Davis.
r'achod her oIgbty.hrst birthday this
incoming. aud thIs afternoon no thf
pleasant home of her son on East
Railruet avenue This we'll preserved
aud good lady la celebrating the
event For a few hours this after
noon sho WAS surrounded by her
children. except Mrs Davis who BE-
IN Las Vegas, and grandchildren with
q fow friends and she Bhowcrod bless.
inn up0n them alI Tho citizen ok.
tends congratulations 20 Mrs slvys.
Ger on her birthday anniversary. and
believes that she will round out the
oentury before the good Lord SUM
nona her 20 the heavenly home
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
NOTEBOOK

From the ArWa
Mra Mclor1 Gardner was here yIs.
ting hyr daughter Nrs O. d pyct
hess
q ID Greer ha. planted a row "
u.ust trOos In front uf A.s residence
tud meat market
Mrs a.. 70 nf1m returned from
jaIup. whore lno aaa boon ha,uE
suo dental work done
r0rn. on April to Mr and Mrs.
r ~ Thackor. of ponmlcc. a largo
,abv girl Mother and babe doing
l.cgly
D. Ia Roche and wife Of Seattle
Wash. left Tor Kcams Canyon TO
1ok up curlositics. also % study the
history Of the Hopi lutians
Pedro Montana arrived here from
LAS An.uaa. colo Ho Will De hore
Tor a couple OF months, attending 90
Inc mmb.ug and shrar.ne 90 Dts large
cocks az sheep
=. o. Porter one ut Navajo county q
large norE owners. came Loo from Long
Reach CAL where hO has spent the
winter 49, Porto left Tor SHOW
Low
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
AN ARlsTocRATlc FIREMAN

Jasper Oglesby youngest son OF tue
.ato Rishard Uglosby. the only
man ever elected three times govern.
or of Illinois. has surprised bic
friends by taking a position as loco
motive hremau on the Chicago and
Alton railway. says dispatch from
springfield. lll
The young man recently received
lls share OF an extensive estate loft
1y his father Ho is prOmiuut In so
eIoiy circles throughout central d..
lluols aud 10 said TO be- engaged TO a
wollknOwu society girl OF Springfield
NotwithEtanding hls wealth and so.
gial position, young Oglesby develop
ed f0ndnosa for machinery and has
decided 10 become b locomotive engin.
oer Several months ago be- filed az.
pIiration FOR a position as fireman
with the Wabash and Chicago and
Alton roads.
Tho Alton application was taken up
FIRST and for tho last two weeks the
young man has been o. student on
the various runs His trips have been
between bloomington and S. Louis
Part of the time be has been drinN
the ouglnos on The fast Prairie State
express. and at other times has been
1n one OF the l75tou engines ou the
uight runs d 10 expected that be viii
ho placed on the extra llat, and 20.
cu.yc steady employment within a
few days
Young OgIc8by's brother Colonel
John Ogleshy. who Was un'u recently
private secretary o. Governor Yates
De- candidate for member % the log
iHlature in his district
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
That Minlna Bul

Since the publication IN New Me1i.
co OF the favorable report on delegate
Rodoy's hln 10 permit mining upon
land grants. where the minerals be-
long to the government. many letters
have nern sent 10 Washington point.
Ing ONT that the bIll only provides for
permitting tho mining OF gold. silver.
1nd quicksilver deposits, or mines or
minerals OF tho same. and requesting
that copper sine ana other minerals
hr Included
Delegate Nodey states 90 the people
of New Mexico that the blh az report
90 from the committee contains the
exact language of the land court act
ln other words. thCrc we're no other
minerals than Az described reserved
io toe government .t is contonded.
no course that the phrase above quot.
ed includes all minerals except coal.
but that 10 a question for the courts
Congress would not pass the act
100 any language save In the same Ian.
guage az the reservation was made in
the land court act A reservation ex.
actly like ,Ie one ABOVE quoted was
pat in every patent 10 a land grant
issued hl the court Of private land
claims which preserved minerals 20
the government and presumably ell
other minerals went 20 the grantee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
HlS BILLS UNPAID
MAN REPRESENTING - DENVER
COMPANY SHIPS AWAY FROM
LAS VEGAS.

% s. EbIc who came Co hh city
loo thD interests oi tbo Northern Rose
company OF Dcnver about moa;h ago
..I, uu,eomOnI0usy SUNDAY night
1tug several b,IIs unpaid. sage the
Optic
IuC loser, Uc Gran O. Hayward.
a. ID Boucher and Clay q GIvyus. %
e aid That .Ihorf arc also Iau .u the
uf.u lrIU wa. occupying "a house
100 ,Hp wost F.Iu owned bF A straus
ia claimed bc Vus ta remain Boo Ia.
.,sls gt least sA months. aud on
boo uu'Ur landing contracted bills
Stories which hO circulated IuHt week.
ti ono nf bIa creditors i1 suppose
uH' HD wAs uBaIug msrepToscnfa.
.IrF and Chat D.. intended to leave
uru. This creditor wac u1 nanI
sHuUE H..H. when $50 pulled uut
mo-. DOB. man 'l|.I 'u bHw Uu Thau
yr h0vD... Ht 'Ho station ready
H Boo sent Iu Trinidad. SOM. ri H.a
Goods. coH1uUr. 1900 p.r'0u. An.
fh.r watch was E.t nr SUNDAY
rhf. but ha ,HIyI % and wen. ou.
r..h h.s family Ue be- said tU Do, Doc
Wagon MOUND ll present g. ID.
boucher made 600 attachment ou lU.
NH's which WoTU sent 90 trinidad
H.. bu1 taken many orders Dor Hls
uplnv Some ~ There be 3aIly.
o. and some have not y0' arrived
no lB said that De- collected money 9u
Hme 90 tae orders and th.u failed
. deliver
Nn i,1ya. l.huf um about So
orch ~ m'I. which ur known iU uo
maid
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
..aal ,utung of schedules
uuui al trains set on
.l more profitable SEIZED


.. .. Drawt'rds court THIS
.. .u.ai smIth. a youug nogru.
..... GOO entering the rolldenco
. a.I., West Goru avenue. ana
... SWAY Two watches anu a
.. Iu. IDuc.y valued ht about
tla very blsHlW n admit.
...U. ..H ufDrance of the
900 guilty. ueins hardly audible 90
.H a. uiaHIW aU0ut stealing.
.uuu u1t now be in the county
Grove residence was entered
Monday Dol broad Jayusht. whuc
H8s away from home. Iho
.U were notified aud yesterday io.
'.I one watch "a q lo.al pawn shop
| .he other VITA q Mexican. t0
blI been Soc. Tor gl25. The
o.. ,as'.y Identified uy the
800 broker and che NetIean
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
WILL RFARRANGE FIR lCrr RAFT
RAILROAD MEN or THE WEST.
ERIN LINES IN SESSION IN DEN.
YEA M AN ENDEAvoR TO
MAKE SATISFACTORY SEIZED.
ULEs.

Work s. Do ro.CAeshug and ROAD.
IIa.us ,...sl. rates from Denver and
colorado .1 Sew Mexican points. 30
lH .I meet lur changes recently made
.1 .uat territory. began n earnest
yesterday az The 0myy 0i toe Colo
,adl Railway Associations rooms. 10
400 ernest a. Craumor building. says
1901 Denver News.
DO % the purpose 90 form q CON.
Iigte new schedule Of rates from Den
yer aud Colorado points on an oQult
ilil basis % ala points on lines op.
rating in New Mexico. The rate ~
entity put into erect west Of the
lissouri river operates now 20 make
necessary Cor fcadiustment from
This territory
The conference 10 made up OF J.
Meyers, division freight agor: OF the
Rock Island at DauHs. Texas: r. J.
schubert, assistant general freight
agent. Chicago; A. ~ Brown, general
reIght agent OF tne El Paso North.
western. Fred wild, general freight
agent OF the Denver and RIO Grando.
Denver, Harry p Lambert of tho
colorado and sontnern. Beaver: G.
H Cook assistant general freight
agent OF the Santa Re. topeka. and
DO. M0rohouaC. diyIHIon freight
agent Of the Santa re. Denver.
Two sessions will be held daily un.
no ,bo new rate schedule has been
Completed Il win thon be reported
10 the respective roads FOR confirms.
Ion ana ratification and then be pro-
and become effective In
some instances the rates win be IN.
reused Generally. however. the "a.
luctIous will he material. ana will
rebound 20 the business interests OF
Denver aud Colorado. GA that they
yIII place thls section on the same
Iasls with the centeFs west ~ the
Missouri river
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

The accidental discharge OF squirt
hose ls rosp0nHibio tor Engineer hon.
Iy Ancil laying on. One foot was sew.
Iey scaliod
a consignment of new tools tor the
carpenter shops ordorto ,o replace
Io most usc.ul of those destroyed by
Ie Gre that destroyed tine carpenter
sIups, are rNprcto. TO arrive the next
8y or two. T. ~. oiEcs. general
uehls.ug agent Tor me company. is
urIacng the burned tools by new
ones at their actual rCtt Co the com.
any which Co much lorB than the
suIas retail price
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
SAD PLIGHT or Pow.
ERTY STRICKEN FAMILY

Mrf % sVsrinut ana -four cnudr,n
who roblloI ln Old Albuquerque ADJ
R"ro dependent on charity. lpft last
night COR South McAlIsrer. Oklahoma
whore they nave relatives living The
departure NJ Mas svuu0ut au1 cng
i.ou removes from our midst one %
hn most dop.oDhlo examples 90 p0y
Criy our city bas over known The
father au1 mother and three children
came here fnm Kansas zoo November
Tho father u1. loo tho .1.t uaeos %
consumption. aud the family was DO
pendent au tho charity of siranFcH
Iu March the father died ald the
mother was confined Another child
Nas born making the family four. the
oldest but "a mere child The c0nrr9.
zion ~ the Load Avenue Methodist
church HnurisbD' the sick Womas
back 90 health and furnished trans
puriat0n for hDr ana the children DO
thoir relatives lu oklahoma
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
DISTRICT COURT
ooNAolANo GARCIA WAC FouNB
GUILTY or NURDERoUs A.
sAvLT ON FEDERICO LUeERo.

Robert Kline and Thomas Bowen
Who burglarzed The engine room OF
The American Lumber company mills
last October Of large amount NJ
carpenter ana blacksmith tools. plead
guilty 90 the charge and were sen
fenced 20 one 3 ear each 10 the couaty
Jail
The Jury last evening In the dis.
,rict court. returned q verdict Of gull,
ty against Donaclano Garcia. charged
with attempt "a KIN Federico Lucoro
last November 10 Duranos. and ac-
quilted the other two defendants The
convicted defendant made a murder.
Gus assault upon the man Lucero. gly.
lng him a wound which Dr. Pearce tos.
tined came near 20 producing death.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

Wilson o. Crosby and John 49, Sic
CIIutock oft Duluth. hIun.. were intro.
iurrd 'n Iho citizen ONCE today by
w. %. o. Allison Both gentlemen
stopped over ln Albuquerque 90 see
trD sights ana will continue west Co
California tomorrow evening Mr. Sic.
CIn.och is county a.brrCy for So
Louis county, Minnesota. and Mr.
Crosby ls one OF the prominent at
i0rncyH OF uulUih. Roth gentlemen
expressed great surprise nt meeting
a1 many Duluth people IN Aibuquor-
cue.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

Yesterday afternoon the we'll known
deputy sheriff and constable. James
Smith received a telegram from Fort
Cloud. Canada giving him the SAT
news of the death the night before Ct
hla brother. John % Smith. a mefch.
ant OF Fort Cloud The deceased was
90 years old aud leaves a wife O.
mourn his death owing Co the rreA'
distance the Albuquo que broiha-
would bo unable 90 reach the grief
stricken home iu time Cor the funeral
and In that event has Co remain lt
home The Citizen offers los condOr
cuCe to che bcrrnvod brother
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

Tho following articles OF incorpora
Ion have been GIoi ln inc omco of the
"rriior'al secretary The Information
10 Mine Development company prlU.
n.pll ONCE az Santa Fe The lnc0r.
norai0r arc Thomas y Catrou. w.
lard a barney and Robert Gor'uor
Tho company g. Incorporated FOR d''y
years for me purpose ~ onrarInr o.
mining gold. slvcr copper and ofhr-
metals Tho capital stock of tho com
nlny Is fi.50nanD divided into 1000
300 shares OF the par value OF 81 each
Tho directors arc Harry Mcleod Cobb
charles x Hart Thomas u Cgtr0r
W a barney aut Robert C. Gor'ucr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

aI uuroN tc facet by
..u uI niru
"A. H dfnu
I.. .U. HYU
Obi. uatHIlr au"
.H.H o. ur ctr 900 o..
..H l..1ls u .hp
| u II'. .tfDrsuI
.,.u U,m 900 ar
.I 5000 Hutul i.1i Iu
.H.. OBJ a.. u.1.H thr roo.
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u.t swuHr rtutrrs and
... .u ibu forward aIrw8y
.H l fh0 H.r produces u part
Iuu HHHIuI tIU Wua pr0yIf
sue I1U which draws ont
HHI asos throush the roar air.
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|.H fD. action OBJ. ttc Y,nfiIar0r
500 he arare Iu the car I'd.
r..h and sweet without drafts
..1n 1' temperature zoe -
... 1.o Gftof with shutters which
"I7fr 'le .nf1ED off DIR ard can
.r hr adjusted when there arc 30.
f "A chances 'n weather conditions
'u scam railroad service tho a.r
fhU .rr r1u. pr desired. ora N tho
'.n OFF smoking cars uo entirely
rnr'1 an1 without draft An ono
rrtH Th.F WAS a uonafraiod ln
.is made ou tha Now York Central
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