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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-01-21
THE FOG FROM LABRADOR.


never man might know
How the sea Is trod with feet soft.
shod, Watching the distance
dim,
Where the fishing fleet TO the east.
ward beat, white dots on the
oceans rim,
Feeling the sands with its furtive
hands, lingering cape and cove,
Where the sweet salt smells OF the
nearer swelts up the sloping
hillside rove,
Where the Whispering sea gulls
swoop and soar, and the great
king.herons so.
The fog skunk down from Labrador.
stealthy, sure and slow,
Then stiffness fen on crag anu cliff.
ON beach and breaker fell.
AS the sea breeze brought on It's anal
whit the note OF n distant bell.
One faint far sound, and the fog un.
wound its mantle across the
lea,
Joined hand in hand with a wind
from land. and the twain went
out to sea!
And the wind that rose spoke soft. of
those who watch on the cliffs az
dawn.
And the fog's white lips, OF sinking
ships whore the tortured TEN.
pests spawn,
AS each to each, they told once more
such things as fishers know,
When the fog sinks down from Lab,
rador stealthy, sure and slow,
On, the wan, white hours 70 thinning
by, when that pail comes In be.
tween
The great, blue bell of the cloudless
sky and the oceans rompins
green
Nor sane young day, nor swirl of
spray, as the cat's.paws lunge
and lift;
On sad, slow waves. like the mounds
of graves, the hshermon's dorIes
drift.
For the fishing craft that leapt and
laughed are swallowed in ghost
ly gray;
Only Gods eyes may see where lies
the lap of the sheltered lay,
80 their dories gnope. for lost their
lore witlessly to and fro.
Wheh the fog sinks down from Lab.
rador, stealthy, sure and slow!
on, men of the feet, tits YOU who
learn, Of the white fog's biting
breath,
That life may hang on the way We
turn or the way ye turn be
death!
Though they on the lea look out to sea
for the woe or the veal of Won.
The ominous East, like hungry
beast, is waiting your tidings.
tool
night and day, mayhap. 70 stray.
day and night, perehance,
me dory Is led toward Marblehead
or pointed away for Franco;
The shore may save, or the sea may
score, in the unknown final
throw,
When the fog sinks down from Lab.
rador stealthy, sure and slow,
An, God OF the sea, what Joy there lies
in that first faint hint of sun!
When the pallid curtains sulking rise,
and the reaches wider run,
When wind from the west on the
snllen breast OF the waters
curl and clear.
All, God, what JOY when the gallant
buoy swung high on sudden
swell,
Puts fear TO flight like dream OF
night with it's calm, courageous
bell.
And the dory trips the seas wide flCor
with the verge twas wont to
know,
And the fog sinks back to Labrador
stealthy, sure and slow!
Guy Wetmore Carryl In Harper's
Weekly
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-01-21
Larded FilIet of Beef.

Have fillet of beef larded and
trimmed Ct market place on rack
in pan sprinkle with salt and pepper.
dredge with -four. and put small
pieces of pork in bottom Of pan;
bake in hot oven twenty or thirty
minutes. Blasting every ten minutes -
Elizabeth o. Hitler in Housekeeper.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-01-21

Six brothers met In Ohio last week,
the oldest being Sc and the youngest
n. They are the last OF 10 children
and they have 81 children between
them II seems almost pity fnat a
photograph OF the family group was
not taken and forwarded 10 the White
House.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-01-21

You don't seem TO be able to keep
the children quiet, Marie. Bring them
in to me and I'll sing 10 hem" "Oh,
I've threatened them with that. mum.
already, but IL don't do any good :
--Heitere Welt.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-01-21
OYSTER Crab Rouohees.

Pick over oyster crabs carefully
and cook Ave minutes in their own
liquor; drain and reheat in thin cream
sauce Serve in small pastry shells
called bouchees. Elizabeth o. Hitler
in Housekeeper
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-01-21
TWentX.Ton Meteor.

A meteor weighing between ten and
twenty tons has been found buried In
a hill in Oregon by F. w Crosby, OF
the Smithsonian institution, where it
is supposed to have been imbedded
for many centuries.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-01-21

II has been demonstrated that 4 ie.
quircs 40 per cent more rover ~ d-~ 7"
a loaded wagon which has tires ~
inches broad than one with three-inch
tree
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-01-21
Extra lndueement.

I've found another reason for want.
ing to go to heaven" said the crusty
bachelor who had got religion.
What Is it?"
There is neither marriage nor Civ
ing in marriage there"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-01-21

In France every man joins the
Legion Of Honor and In the chocolate.
colored republics every man some
time becomes either a General or a
President
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-01-21

The boys can say: This Is 80 sud.
den: ask mamma"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
Las VEGAS


From Inc Optic
n. A. Kistlor founder of the Optic.
which was established in 1879. n quar-
ter OF q century ago ~ You please Is
circulating among friends from here
again
IN oxcnvnting for the foundation for
the boilers NJ the min being erected
no the Blatr mines. the vein Of copper
ore was found 90 continue down 90 e
dopth az afty or siuy feet. Tho entire
ridge % almost a continuous body Of
ore
Mrs Arthur Harris. nee schrock.
who has been on r. visit 20 her family
IN Ohio. has returned to the city, ac.
comnanlod by a sweet baby boy, now
seven weeks "a sho reports that
Wlns Edoila Ashhrook who spent a
oounlc Of years here. is In very poor
nrHlth.
n. l.. BrIncrnr. the old time cnrpcn
Ter sud ex .policeman here. is down
from Pueblo. Col. and at present ON.
ployod ON me ASYLUM addition. Tie Is
accompanied by his son and win soon
be- followed by his family who are
kindly remembered here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
ROSWELL

I'r1m uhs Register
Mrs James Roas. of Artcs.a was IN
tho city hor the purpose Oi provug up
ON a draert land claim.
The lumhor companies 81 enc cay
following me lead OF the grocors have
decided nut 40 dolivor lumber after
tho arsa az November The grocorN
win not send ont solicitors.
W. N. Rood left Cor las Vegas o.
nticnd a mootlug Of engineers 90 con-
slider the irrigation plans contemplated
by me government near thnt city.
Tho muster rulls and papers Tor
the formation ~ tho military com.
lmny have arrived and tho necessary
preliminary steps were taken on Tues.
day MIGHT TO complete enc urganina.
ton.
vs. 81. Montgomery VINO wac tr@i
before thc Justice oourt laEt week
fur swindng was found NAT guihy
and has loft Roswell Sovcrul OF tho
PARTIES VII, had paid him money
woro Fortunate enough D. gci it back
again
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

The old apple trees u,c Meyicaus
found growing no Mnnmno when the
drBt settlement was made this side
tho mountains are slowly dying for
want of care and there should be-
some action taKe1 for their prcsorya-
tlou. Tho trees arc ErowIng on slop.
ing ground and the dirt Is gradually
washing away until the roots. On some
places, are o. foot or more aIoyo the
ground. The trees are neither trim
med, cultivated or irrlgatc1, and the
only wonder ls they were not dead
long ago % ought 20 be- somebody's
business 10 see that THESE trees are
preserved for their historic value
alone. % was from these that the
town of Manauo received its pictur.
esQuo name, aud o. great many pco-
pie think this would also be a much
more appropriate name for the new
county.
The value of these trees ln showing
what this soil aud climate win Do ia
hnrd to estimate and the matter
ought 20 ho brought 20 the attention
of the commissioners ui the Manzano
grant or someone else who could and
would attend to &C., Esiancia News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
MARKET LETTER.

Special Correspondence
Kansas city. oct si.-Tho BIG end
Of the cattle receipts here last week
Of course wero range cattle and n
large proportion of these consisted OF
thin old cows and medium to poor
quality stockors Quite a number or
kanans grazcd Texas .n.lH we're also
included but the clean uns of the big
ranches made a good share OF the re.
colpts Under these conditions. and
considering the heavy supply OF $3.50
head. with big runs elsewhere. nothing
but declines could be- expected. and
they came Tho fair 90 good killing
cattle closed the week nearly steady.
Wednesday being the low day. but she
stun and stocors and feeders lost 70
cents during the week. Most of the
Colorado and Panhandle killing steers,
900 20 900 pounds. sold nt $50 %
"a. aud one drove Of l,1fl pound steer
from RHO district in Colorado sold a.
ft25 Some hlg strings of Panhandle
cows. zoo Co $50 pounds. sold a. s2tb
Co f2i0. and thin old Gamers sold at
81 go 90 SlS5. Toward the end of the
week medium to good feeders and
stockors sold a, go 90 SiS6 Toward
the end Of the week medium % good
feeders and sockors SOLD az 81 Go S135
aud stock calves had a wide range.
$3.50 Co $3.50 Supply Of cattle today
ls 1900 head Market ON killing
steers steady 90 90 cents lower. she
stun and stockors and feeding cattle
about steady with close of laW week
The sheep and lamb market keeps
On gaining strength. Prices are no to
90 cents higher than a week ago and
sales today are AZ the top notch. Some
"a pound Colorado lambs brought $50
today and iO3 pound Colorado year
lings 9lf0 Fairly good Utah eowes
sold at $3.50 today. bat choice ones
would go up 10 $50 Tho run ia
dropping on a good deal and is lighter
than at this time last year The good
pric for killing a stun are enc0ung
ing to feeder buyers. and prices on
these have stinenad a little Quality
ls not extra good now, and practically
everything has 90 bee sorted leaving a
good sized feeding end Wothors and
yoarlings FOR feeding purposes bring
1886 90 f3G5. owes f25 TO $500 ac
cording 90 age and quality; lambs
eggE 90 RFah
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
CARLSBAD

From the Argus
r. J. Kelly. Of ComstoCk, Texas. who
has had about 1000 sheep az the dip
ping pens south Of town, started WITH
them FOR his ranch. Thoy are In charge
Of his manager. l.. A. Langiord. OF
Monument
s. q. swlgart, of Akron, o.. arrived
In the city for a visit with his brother
T.. A. swlgart. ana sister. Mrs T. G.
Adams. Mr.. Swlgart On a practical
civil engineer and expects to engage in
that limo or work IN tho territory By
the coming spring
Tho r X and Turkey track people
held their regular fail roundup on the
plains across tho river east OF town
last Tuesday. They were separating
the steers and branding calves They
were working north and expect 90
roSch the north end Of the range by
the end of tho week
Mrs u 9. Avery Of Emporia. Kan.
arrived Ia the city Tor an extended
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
VOTE ZOE AnnREws.

senatlr Andrews VIII be- In sympa
thy with inc administration In Wash.
.netm. where democrat would be-
losa.
senator Andrews has nreli Influence
personally with numerous roprgouta
lives And senators in che national leg
IalHtiye building
senatur Andrews is developing enc
rrourcoa of New Mexico
senator Andrews Is hrinR Inc NIB
hOns 90 doliara Of money from che
yaat % me pockota @ the people OF
thia territory.
senator Andrews Is Oponing up New
Mexico by a groat system Of railways
similar 90 tho Denver and RIO 0nindo
~ Colorado.
Senator Andrews understands your
needs and % a business man capable
~ eupnying tnuBe noaslA.
senator Andrews does not talk We
DOES THINGS.
Vote for fhla man who helps You
who knows how, can and VII help our
territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

New York. Nov. 3--Upder the infu.
once Of a strong and higher London
arkot there Is proise of further inn
provement IN our market today. with
continued activity IN the coalers. Har.
rlman group and tho lndustrials No
conformation Of thee reported deal be.
tween the Amalgamated and Hoinze
people is ohtRinahle. and on any fur.
thor advance IA that stoc it VIII be- al.
vlsable 10 take profits. Notwlthsiand.
ms the obvious strength OF the market
and the manner In which prices re-
spond 90 any good huylng, we advise
conservatism IN trading until after the
election Is decided as there is a possi.
hIlty ~ another drive at the market
ON alleged political uncertainty Tho
bank statement on Saturday viii be
unfavorablo. caused by gold exports
and intimatiCns OF dear0r money are
likely TO have n restrictive influence.
although we 40 not anticipate any
material advance IN money rates dur.
lng tho remainder of the year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

IN the Ncw Mexican

From the Now Mexican
a. g Kaune was recently struck on
the lex by a baseball while walking
along The street and ns n result Oh
nursing a very Boro limb
James - Coinnarh Or the lInomnu
for the Santa 10 Water a Light com
pany and viii carefully look after an
matters connected with electric lights
IN stores. offices and private dwellings
Born. 20 Mr. and Mrs. Charlc1 NJ.
stauhor last evening. nj South Beth
lohsm. Pa. a Zen pound daughter The
mother and child are repor. cd as do
ing we'll Up 90 a few months ago
Mr.. and Mrs stauHer were residents
Of Santa re an0 tney have a host OF
friends here
Edward Bnsgler and Joseph Demp.
soy. who have finished installing some
new mining machinery az Dolores. ar.
rived here yesterday from that place
and LEFT last nieht Tor Bishee. Arizona
20 Install now $40 600 SCI Of machln.
cry for a gold mining company az that
point.
Mrs z. u Cairon returned from an
extended tour of the east after visit.
iug tho worlds fair no S. Louis and
many of the eastern cities.
g. s. Adamaon ana Miss Flora a..
amson of Washington. n. g.. arrived
here lnat nlght aud win probably re-
main here FOR the winter 20 suitable
accommodation can be secured.
George y. Paxton. the Red River
mining operator. went north via the
Denver q RIO Grando after spending
several DAYS On the city. returning
from q two months stay ln Denver.
There viii De n grand republican
rally Of the court house Co this city on
Saturday evening. Nov. 3. at O'Clock
Owing 90 the absence of the chairman
~ the territorial republican central
committee upon important political
business. the arrangements for this
meeting viii be "a charge OF the re-.
publican central committee Of Santa
We county The principal speakers viii
be- Gov Otoro. Hon. William ". An.
drewa. candidate for delegate 10 con.
gross; = C. Abbot. candidate for the
council from this district together
with others OF note. The Military band
win play during the evening. and an
persons Interested ia good government
for the territory and county are re-
quostod 10 be- present. as many cues
lions Of general interest will be fulN
discussed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
Meslos In psnsa

Dallas, Tex, Nov the moo val
pgulosaion u Texas and Oillahoma Eld
Indian territories wa well represented
today a. the opoHius % the Rnh an.
nual session Of the Southwestern TH.
State Medical society. The officers IN
charge Of the convention. watch will
b. Ia session two days. are. Proai.
dent, Dr. ,. r. Crabell MoAlos'or. T.
r. vice president Dr. u. j. Hubbard.
Kaufman secretary, Dr. G. a. Hoaaor.
Dallas. A number n noted physicians
and surgeons from other states have
aocoaod Invitations 20 speak hogors
the convention.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
EsrANclA.

From the News
Ion Atkinson heran the erection Of
a cottage for A. n. Cox on his ranch.
Mr.. James walker Is also building a
cottage
John W Corbett of Mountalnair.
candidate for clcrlg 81 the probate
court. was an Estancia visitor on per.
sonal business
A Mr.. Rose. OF Santa Ana. CAL Fl
here looking over the valley with a
view % settlement We Is we'll I'm
pressed with the country and lts pos
sihuitlea
y. r. Kennedy. our local agent is
smacyIng hls lips 10 anticipation Of
that Thanksgiving turkey he intends
eating with hts mother 10 Chicago We
envy him hls trip 20 tho states.
A herd Of 500 goats was driven
through town wednesday from Ban.
aera. Texas. on their way TO The range
AZ Aztec. San Juap county this terri.
tory. They were In good condition and
seemed well fed
Agent Kenucdy has had troubles Of
hla own. Tho combination on the safe
refused 10 "comhnato." and tho agent
was without his cash. The safe was
shipped 10 Santa Pc. whore an expert
viii investigate. There Is such a thlng
as having a thing too safe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
AzTEo
From he index.

Fhium ths index.
W. "a Rna. uf Ftarmins1nn, ropFe-
saufntivo q me MUlumoniai nIuaEe
c0mpany, has Just hnilnl0d tho or0c-
tam o. q munument in Aztec comaery
10 me nsegary Of me iato John I0irle.
J.ln McCarty'o house, a twOetnTy
dobo. two and a haif mila thlE side
AZ Farmingfpn. ou1Elf lno in the renr
part Of the building a. 10 o'cluok Wed.
notiay unNulng Tho huilding and iin
onttra ooutents were consumed NJ.
MoCariy wan in Durango a. the time
OF enc ConhnEludion. Tue buihtinG
and ContontN were inaliT0l
u. A MeHmy, al cd timer IN tiia
county. has gooaptDl a position with
tho Surveyor. end Friday hEt was
the drt time he wa On Aztec for
tWniyo yeuFu. Tho tuWn had EIUWn
40 m as ahacnoo no vas eoarnaiy Abe
To rouliso b. waa in Aztec Many %
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
PENNINGTON
From hollualw

From tholuEtlw.
G. @. Pincknoy is an from tho SHEEP
camp this week. vla.tIus with the
hume folks
Tho Wumans Club moi lass Friday
al one home of Mrs lillian johnson.
The subject of PURCHASING water a.
torB for each roUm "a the school was
discussed. The poxt meeting viii Dc
held MS Mrs. J. n PoudE home aoxi
week. Friday. November g.
Thuiutqy the canning factory with
a crew Of thirteen women put up 75o
rallona OF apples This shows whai
can b. done with the machinery when
cans are supplied. d o. expected that
hoiter arrangements as % cans VIII
coon be- made and a aucCouful run
maize on inc apple crop thla year yot.
the telephone service between this
town and Aztec iB wholly inadequate
for tho convenience OF lts patrons
Almost every time q business house
asks for Aztec the ropiy comes that
tho nno 70 busy This entails loss n
time AMI sometimes loss Of business
Tho telephone company should add
another wire 60 the Tine and give inc
people a chance 90 talk.
G. 8. Richardson was in town with
a bad Of salt brought from Salt lake
-10ut 200 miles south OF ua. THIS lake
has a spring which comoa up On the
oauiar. and the water a1on forums q
layer Of solid salt over the bottom and
every day or two MexicanH are EN-
pl0yod b. rake q out, and n b then
washed and put ON the market. Il d
q apouios uf rock salt
Tue work Of surveying the limo fn
tho blg government diteh efum tnc
Animna aorotss 90 inc Ia Plata wua
begun Tuesday FnDm a uuperfcial
examination OF Inc ou,mtry q ia b.
revoi b. Ihe men IN chargo tla4 q
muoh shorter aid ohaapor mute thar
tllaa ~ tho odd Wilson auTvw can b.
huamd Mr.. flindorlideT hsft Cor Dou
var this week On business c1nn0Ctad
win the survey. but me wuTt Wih b.
pushed Hieadily hlrWaTd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
HIS MYTHICAL PASS.
The late Nm. r. White Of Santa Fs
Gave Unique Pass 20 Politician.

The late Vim. r. White Of Santa Fs
Gave Unique Pass 20 Politician.
When the late William q. White
was traffic manager of the Santa De-
rni'roed be received a letter fr1m a
Kansas politician, returning an au-
uunl pass o' me year before. FOR
some reason another pass had not
been sent 20 the politician. who sent
tho following verse with tho expired
pass:
Alas. % IS said no more 900 deadhesi
Ny way DER the Fllatouing rail-.
Unless Mr White viii consider "a right
To send mo a pass by tho mail
This communication pleased white
Ho took the expired pass and made
an endorsement across the face in
red ink. and then added his signature.
a complicated series Of scratches "a
millar 20 every santa Fe conductor
q andfc.lhnn = ahdlu shdlu ahrdiu
This wac che inscription;
"The conductors Will pass this bundle
of -
From March 10 the middle o. Lena
Like any doadhead without a red.
Let him ride % hia hearts oontont
Tho paas was used BY the polhi.
cian and waa aoceptd unqueaiionluE
ly by 90 nduotora
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

visit with hcr son, o.. W. Truiit. and
his wife Mr. ana Mrs Truiu came
here about elk weeks ago seeking 90
improve the health ct the former. and
ho has made remarkable Improvement.
They viii remain during the winter
81 Ramsey met with quite q
painful accident ~ the gin lau satur.
day evonlng While making some i'm
provCmonts and standing on a scanold
about ten feet above the ground one
of the boards on which be- was stand
lng slipped and ho was thrown in such
a manner ns Co severely apraln bits
hack. go was taken 10 bic home IN
RIO Visa. where be- was confined 90
bis home Tor several DAYS this week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

Now York, Nov 3.-i.Ondon arm.
q above parity Consols iistronger
az S7fs Good earnings on an south.
western roads expected in next three
months Bank of England rate I'M
changed Persistent rumors OF sale
of Great Western. Atohlson still Ga
good demand Ia loan crowd stocks
plentiful and easy 10 borrow HanN
loot 20 suhtreaHry since Friday g..
069.000 No settlement OF strike in
snght Heinle says wm0red sales of
hls copper property are part OF 81,
forts of Wall street to sell Amalga.
mated TO the lambs Twelve Indus.
trials advanced 1.Oi per cent Twenty
active railroads advanced. "a per cent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

Fssun ths New Mexican.
NJ emi Mrs p. a. Mcbride arc 70
lroiag uycw tho arrival OF a young
eon wtisi camc saturday evening
ttua e - Cairon lea the city foe
tio uudths1n Imrt of The county ON a
udtinai t1tr. flu wln visit every pre-
Cnct u1rth oi hero before returning
rha sirCUt has X thai Delegate %.
8. lbsiEg D. u0 hc ncro ON "Wednesday
and ~ D. dsliysF gn oution az the
cs,uft hoafo.
slasaia AhNandUr Road of liio ARR
la countr. whu aponf thc lass wuok
oanpaifuing On the county, wac hore
yesterday and returned north jh.a
moruiaF. BE- Road. VINO is tho re.
rsilatcan candidate l0r member of che
oounoi from thig district. o. anHiiuo
tat Bio Arlua county VIII give The
ropuhncan uCl,ot fnom top to bottom
M hsus than 900 and probably 200
na3ufF.
ia. Pilari. with his wife and ay
SIN, arrived in uie oily from south.
egu ruHas. milking the trip overland
in awn uuggma They have hoon ON
tia rua tve, muuihs and arr on their
wutY to Ilrminrton. in San Juan cuun.
%. whnro they uall settle. They had
tsa ulias b1uilo on account of wash.
osita and oxp'ct to be in thcir new
ts,mo ~ tlo end of tiia week. They
kuvo tUfraA
a. = messing of Santa Pc lodEc
No 900 3d. r. O o., on saturday uigm,
a oruiv- hteo OF six was appu'ntoito ar.
ratsrn fur a bah to ho rivcn under tho
auspices ~ CHAT urdor aumo Time be-
tuon November 90 und December lb
o. wih b. can invitation sulacriItion
nTair af,d mo fonowing ir the cum
mittoe which v-.n arrange for o.. A.
y. Nsasgl,,n. Jr. chairman A. J. fas
ch,u. o G. Watson. ~ L kiug. J.
sga.risn and A. J Onnin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

To- represent position abroad North
srn Pacific VIII show large earnings
from nov on Some further gold ca.
ports to Germany alkod OF Banks
loot 90 snhtroasury since Friday S.
$4,000. Norfolk common win proba
hly go ON per cent basis next
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