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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-17
INTERESTING
STORY OF MRS. MARCUM
Daily Dread of Wife Whose Husband Marked
aonAfer Threatening for Seventeen Years the Blow
ly Fell
Special to The Journal.

In connection with the suit Of Mrs. Alb
relia Marcum against James Hargis, Alex
Hargis, Ed Callahan and b. T.
French for 100000 on account of the
murder Of her husband, J. B. Marcum, in
Breathitt, which she alleges was the re-
suit of a conspiracy among the defend
ants, the st. Louis Post-Dispatch pub
fishes the following tragically interesting
story under date of Winchester, KY, as
the statement Of the wife regarding
her experience under the fear of as
sasssionation, which after threatening
80 long finally fell upon her household
'It Is impossible to describe the con-
slant fear, the agony and the heart aches
that wife of a marked man endures.
Every moment her husband is from her
side her soul Is filed with unspeakable
torture She starts at every, sound least
1t is some one bearing the message of
death. .
oh the horror of knowing that feudal
enemies are seeking and will eventually
take the life of your loved one. The fear
is maddening. 1t changes. peace-loving
men to creatures with lust for blood. To
see this change take place brushes out Of
the wife's heart all the love of and faith
In humanity
Peril makes affection stronger. The
wife kisses her husband goodbye and
watches until he disappears on his way,
fearing for his safety and if he is late
in returning she is wild with anxiety.
There is ever prayer on her lips for his
safety. If she hears the report Of a. gun
her heart almost stops beating lest 1t is
the death signal of her husband
Think of a weavy seventeen years
fight against hopeless odds. A life spent
behind closely drawn curtains after night
fall, not daring to move out of your home
after dark and as you slumbered that
some member of your family must ever
be on duty as sentinel, gun in hand, not
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-17
Suit Cases

Fine Keratol suit cases
this is an excellent
substitute for leather,
will not scuf, steel
Vienna handle, brass
lock and side bolts, cor
ners. shirt fold
22-inch 24-inch
So. 80 $500
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-17

men, for some reason, returned and
took the train to Ft. William, the
other two had dinner at Charles
Greer's camp, some four miles en-
route to Kelly. and Closes. They left
there on their way, but never reached
their destination
Sunday some men in the employ Of
Charles Greer, while teaming between
the camp and Kaministique, saw two
men in the bush. They were without
shoes and apparently demented. Their
clothing was torn, and when discov-
cred they yelled like Indians and made
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-17

ct of barbed wire fences, with which
no wise or well-bred mosquito would
attempt to fool. Being a perennial
plant it generates few seeds, but this
is made up by. the multiplicity of
| sprouts that shoot from it's roots
But the virtues of this wonderful
plant are not confined to the ravages
it creates among the mosquitoes.
After doing inestimable service dur
ing the long hot months, when the
mosquitoes are hungry and greedy,
the plant may be used still further in
the service Of men as a fodder for
| cattle.
Like the marvellous alfalfa plant
known to the Greeks and Romans,
and now blooming green and beauti-
full in the deserts of Nevada and Col
orado, it. may be cut four times a
year, furnishing abundant nutriment
and succulent satisfaction to the most
fastidious COW or steer. It is good
beef maker, and is said to impart a
! delicate flavor to those choice cuts
which bring top prices in the swell
| restaurants of the town.
Thus it will be seen that this hum
BILE plant, which an uneducated boy
might take for a mullen. will work
a revolution in the agriculture and
mosquito economies Of summer water
ing places.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-17

brought to Ft. William, and taken to
the hospital where it was ascertained
that his, name was Burns. But slight
hopes are entertained for his recovery.
The other man was found yesterday
had apparently lost their way, and
thru cold and hunger their minds be-
came unbalanced, tho when found
they were within a few miles Of civili-
cation. The dead man has not yet
been identified.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-17
MEN RAN WILD
And Were Frozen While Lost in Vast
Northwestern Forest.
Toronto Mail.

A frightful story comes from KAN
inistique, a station twenty miles west
of Port Arthur, Ont, on the Canadian
Pacific railroad. Four Englishmen ar
rived there Thursday and started to
walk to the camp of Kelly and Close,
some twelve miles distant, where they
were to get employment. Two Of the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-17

off in the woods.
The police of TT. William were tele.
graphed for and went out, but re-
turned without doing anything to To-
cate them, and they were left running
wild in the woods without clothing in
zero weather. Searching parties from
the camps were dispatched, and one of
the men was found badly frozen, but
still alive. Tho in terrible condition,
and his clothing nearly gone, he was
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heckWear

j. adj e s. hemstitched
linen, collars, all the
newest styles, worth
25c; sale price, each
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Saturday Specials

Misses all patent leather OK
fords, low heel, sizes II to 3,
CSC
Children's patent leather strap
sandals Aye
Misses lace shoes, tan and black,
F. worth $1.25 sec
Ladies', patent leather lace shoes,
$50
Ladies' 81 kid Oxford Ties CSC
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LADIES' SHOES
BOYS SHOES

Little gents vici kid, low heel shoes,
Youths fine vici kid, lace shoe, q
sizes IL to Observation-Disclosures. "
Boys new $500 box calf blucher q
and vici kid shoe. sizes 8 to 6. -. -
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Neckwear

Fancy yokes of fine
null, with assorted col
ored fagotting stitched
39c-sale price
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come some day to me, yet
which I pushed away from me
with all the power Of my soul.
There was my husband, a man of the no.
blest instincts, Of the tenderest love for
me and for his dear children, a man Of
peace and a man who feared God, threat
ened by death at every step he took, and
knowing no way In which to avoid it. A
man condemned by the law to die knows
when it is to come, he has the consola-
ton of religion offered him and there is no
suspense-he is certain. My husband knew
nothing save that he was a marked man,
that some time; somewhere and somehow
he would be struck down. The very sus-
pense made him love his life the more and
it added to our love for him a thousand
fold. Every heart string that we pos
sessed was wrung with agony when he left
us and the pain was only eased a trife
when he came again because we had al
ways before us the terrible, black to-mor-
row.
May God in his infinite mercy forgive
these men who have brought this woe
upon us. cannot forgive. If could
bring condign punishment upon them. If I
could hang over them the sword of Da-
mocles, I would do it. have no redress
however, save in the step that has been
taken, this suit. I am but a woman and
I cannot avenge my dear one as would
were a man"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-17

Inc WOrluS FdlT ana HOW TO Get
There.
The Minneapolis & ST. Louis Rail-
road has these advantages:
Two trains day.
An eighteenth schedule.
Dining Cars serving all meals.
Lands you at the. gates of the Fair.
Reduced rate tickets.
It's rates are no higher, but it's serv-
ice is much better than that of any
other line.
For a free map and guide to the
Fair, or other information. call or
write to j. G. Rickel, 424 Nicollet
avenue, Minneapolis.
Canada is capable of furnishing more
than the 200, 600, 900 bushels of wheat
which Britain has to import every year,
Leeds, like other large towns in Eng
land, is being connected by telephone with
Paris and other places in France.
Submarines are built of sufficient
strength to permit them to sink to depth
of 100 feet if necessary, but, of course,
they seldom so as far beneath the sur
face.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-17

! Ladies crushed silk
and shirred silk belts.
girdle effects. insblack.
white and pongee, with
Toe. Sale price, each
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Leather Goods

Ladies' hand bags, Peg
gy from Paris. fine calf
leather. finch, leather
covered frame with in
side purse, reg. price
$500, sale price
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Saturday Very Special

Boys Tennis, white or black,
sec
Little Gents calf, low heel, lace,
worth SIPS; sizes 9 to 1877,
CSC
Infants kid lace shoes, sizes 8
TO j &c
Child's spring heel shoe, sizes 8
TO ......... ....... $50
Childs' kid lace shoes, sizes 8 to
II ............... 49,. SOC
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

town. had ge.75 loft This amount
went for booze. and last might counts
spirits were elevated to- a pitch whore
be- could no longer control bis Off
clal dignity Hc must arrest some
one. and as James Johnson, the hack
man. was The first man the count HhH
whose doportmon; was NOT iuH what
bis royalty thought 90 should He BOD.
forthwith attempted to put No. John
SON under arrest Fortunately "a goo
icoman arrived upon tho seem. bon
time Co save MI Johnson The cIuu.
said that ho was ashamed of b.msolg
aud would never do Dc again. Tho
court took Che matter under advise
mont.
G,orso Washington Jackson H
again ln trouble. Too much Liquor u
ways gets Goorso BOO trouble Iust
night ho committed % nuisance. hr
sIdos over osumatus bis capacity Ior
corn Juice which is O. very grave ul
tense. boz the eyes oi .nn cuur. George
entered vigorous protest against
serving tom days ou lhc strD,fa. but
fhr law must run iIa course auI
George viii serve the sentence
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

Andy Robinson and Frank Cline
have gone 90 housekeeping with o. p
brown. the veteran pathfinder Of the
Jomoz mountains.
This place has been visited Boy sew
oral good rains IN the past ten days.
much Co tho Soy of all. for everything
was exceedingly dry. as 10 had been
about eleven months since tho last
rain Tho evenings are cool ana "a
fire feels comfortable after sun down.
Uiocte stare comes Iu on time with
mail and passengers every evening iu
time Tor supper
Miss May bingham rf Florida ig
FiIll amuns ua. and now fmly realizes
the superiority of NeV Moxlco over
her home sho tas about made up
hor mind .u mako l.r permanent
home here
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
NEITHER TARDY NOR ABSENT
DURING THE PAST YEAR

-u.uu....u, A. U srHup Who
bias iH' boon o.. .'....I fur another
yenr .. fH. iu bowling Noe oi
pupil. u.u u.rn neither absent nor
Bu.y ..Ue thD past scholastic year.
rirat Ward.
Nu HW Room Ad,.N Ava
son
Miss i,.,d.n, Room James pr
san.
Miss s,.UDos Room Julia brown.
Myrtal CH'r Ethel Frederick John
Sslua
Miss urAdIorIF Room George
FIuFo. MIruo soucr Mildred Drake
Second Ward.
Mics Adams Room Floyd Zee. Lll
liam sichort
Miss McFios Room Georgo PIN.
ugv uacoy Luutz. Martha stripe. AZ
ny McCaskli Friola stripe Carrie
laniE.
Str prpstona Room Roswell
Champion selma Anderson. Prank
Champion lrmua Long LClou
NIImIUi James stewart Alma stripe
Third Ward.
Miss Clusters Room Ray Coca
William Grmmor George shade uar
ry HocK
Miss Hunts Room Charles nirl
man. Pred Sherman. Ruth Morrison
Fourth Ward.
Mics Eyorotta Room Anna Blue
Der. clifford Walking
Miss MOoros Room John Abbott.
Nr kIFyrH Room Emil liD.ch
Gy0fg, Myers.
Central School
UiFh School Lena Tabor Jean
Hubbs. John Wagner william McMn
llu
Miss CUtmuDs Room Lydia Flam
inns. while Phillips
MrsIaBarrf Room Fred Forbes
Myrtle Hunt May McMiu.n.
Miss Kings Room Norman Mayo
Myrtle FahsF
Miss Hartman Room Lillian
kleke
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
eovs RETURN

The New Mexico Institute at RIOS.
well has closed for the summer
vacation and the Albuquerque boys
who have been cadets there are arriy.
Ing home. Those who arrived this
morning. returning home by way OF
El paso. are Charles Kunz. Willie
Nohcr. Nicaolas Armiio. Frank Klein.
w1ri. sclva, John and james ilubbcll
ANA Robert Hopkins. and they look
handsome in their now uniforms. Cor
CO.. Ku.ckol Chaa Myers and Crnmer
lpu the school Tor S. Louis and Will
take in The fair before returning
home Cbas. Hunt and Warner will
arrive horo they having boon delayed
at the school longer than the others
io attend social duties 10 Roswell
Tho examinations were held last
week. and Monday Tuesday and We'd.
uosday of this week were consumed
almost entirely by the various oVor.
cisca attendant upon the commence.
mont Nearly an The Albuquerque
boys viii return next year Chas
kunz will finish next year
Tho institution boasts of crack
base BAN team. and Chas Kuuz and
Willie Nchcr Albuquerque boys arc
monitors OF &c.
ON Tuesday and Wednesday me Ca
dots defeated the El pas1 team 30
two consecutive ramcs-6 90 and 2
90 ]. ln the second game played on
Wednesday. only two errors were
made ono boiug recorded against
each team.
Frank Klo.nwort son OF Mr. and
Mrs Emil KlCinworl of this city.
brought home the honor and the schol
aishlp medal ~ tbo collegiate de-
partmont
W. y Talbot. who ALSO registers
from Albuquerque. bui is now al
Paris. Texas captured The medal 'n
me orut0rlcal contest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
LOWELL OBSERVATORY
Exhibit Sent 20 the Worlds Fs'r-in
terestIng Addition 20 the Uduc1
tIonal Exhibits.

The Lowell Observatory .Nh.. .u
the Worlds fair 49, Louis va .
last week Says tHu F1as#HH sHu
Tho exhibit vU consist of enlarged
photographs and traaspar'nclga of che
grounds. buildings and instrumental
equipment, an extensive exhibit cot
Mr.. Lowou's latest researches ou thc
planet Mars. made during Che oppo
atlonB of 1901 and 1908, enlarged
spoctra OF number of stars thg sun
the moon. Mercury. Venus, Mars Iu
pltor. Saturn Uranus. Neptune. Hnu
the aatcroid Nosia The spoctra ui ali
the planets Of The Solar system H
the FIRST complete set made wholly bH
means OF photography Tho larger
views OF the exhibit include exterior
and interior views 1f the dome tHD
residence. fun View Of the great Iele
scope M equipped TOR visual and
spectroscopic work. thu spociroscnp'
as attached tu the telescope, and thr
largo Induction coil The exhibit w.I.
be- alongside that OF the MnsacWusatts
Institute of Technology
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
plsAsrRous RuNAwAv
Near Las Vegas Results In Badly ln
iuring a Man.

TboJIor. o. GUua Uinn. of Dos Ala
mos. came ou badly m runaway
which uccnrci "a couple of miles
north of las Vegas wednesday after
noon flo Is lying at So Anthony s
sauItarlum. that city suffering from
"a deep scalp wound and "a broken arm
lly ls also badly shaken up just
how or why the runaway happened
Sir Gousso.on lsut able to my an
be- knows is that hts team started Iu
run. Doc was thruwa ouI and suI mixed
up with tbo wheels
A native saw Che accident aud wu
goo tho prostrutp man. ITO wac uH
conscious and so remained for SOME
time Mr. Gouasoion was removed foo
the MoNIcana homo and Dr. Black
was summoned. Reports that reach
cd Las Vegas said that tho man va.
dangerously injured Fortunately tn..
is not so. Dr. Black had the man rg
moved to ST. Anthony ahor. Boz. Bro
doing we'll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
CO.'S PLANT FOR ROSWELL.
Eastern Capital % Behind the prole.
and tre Company ls Nov Pun
chasing Necessary Machinery

A. ralI.. constructing rue.u..r
H....I EIy. lul high. CONN
$500. .Hm, time Boo that city ,n
with o. D. Cotlro'I going
.. round and making ...
.. cost ul lbr plant auU
.Hr"UU. other data Nr Cooley m.
ma.. U ..IrI lr Interested paroles
HUl .Uu. W. prospect b.. food iur %
aH plant u Roswell Iuy plant Will
furnish ras tor cooking. heating and
lighting as we'll aa Tor furnishing pow.
ar Iur numerous gasoline engines Boz
.I.. ..F "r loss than b1.i ol what 90
s uuu costing iur such service The
company expects to put iu mot Igsa
Ou1u lOu pas cooking stoves thg hut
season and numerous gas graics and
U.Uu. stoves tor residences aud of.
Uot. The enterprise is backed by
ample eastern capital which is now
contracting ur the necessary machin.
Do. Poo tU. process which this com.
.m. vIII uae uu solid fuel is needed,
.au .h. necessary heat being general
. s. um crude o.l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
oRADuATIoN EKERcIsEs

last NIGHT when the curtain roIiad
up at the Elks tho8tor there was
scarcely "a vacant scat 10 the house
The weather was fine and the many
friends of tHD young ladies who were
Iu receive me diploma of the public
schools Ui tI.a city. made an apprc
..auyy auI.Duo, ior ihu speaker uf
.r. ,tuuIus DE Edward s. Parsons
dean OFF Colorado college
TUu programme was opened With
.hn Invocation. pronounced by Roy.
Wilson D. MARSH. followed by a so.
lection by tbt orchestra. an organi1a.
ton mad, up of local talent for The
Icrg. .Uu.
Miss Summers next gave O. pleasing
Solo. ana responded 10 an encore.
Dr Parsons was then introduced by
superintendent stroup and spoke for
about urtyfyC minutes ON the gen
rrul subject Results OF High
school Work Sac took up thc three
words. each standing for lessons
learned in school Discipline. Obodi
once ANA Self Forpp'nlness DR. Par
sons s an oasy speaker. with mag
u.Ie personality. and H was with
marked attention that ho held tho
audience throughout the address The
address was CON of goUd thoughts fOr
both old aud young The key 20 the
whole thought was brought out nice
ly n quotation from Governor
Nussgu of Massachusetts "Romcm
bCr the lhyamal difference bCtweeu
making O. living aud making a life
AFTER another selection by the orch
sstra, Superintendent aruup in q
neat speech presented the diploma.
90 the class and the exercises close,
with a number from the 0loo Club.
This closes o most successful yea
Boa tho schools Of the city Am teach
/ ors unite in pronouncing this elias
one of the incest oyer graduated
. And it is with highest commentator
that thoy are sent on 90 higher work
/ a. is an interesting fact 90 note tina
/ three Of ire four young ladies will en
ter the university, aud the fourth vii
teach music nort year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

10 save a life DE-. r. O. Merritt OF
So Mchoopany. "a. made a startling
test resulting lu a wonderful. cure.
ue writes. "a patient was attacked
with violent hemorrhages. caused
by liberation " the stomach : had
offer found Electric Blttors excellent
Dor acute stomach ana liver iroubloa.
so I prescribed them The patient
gained FROM the first. and has not had
iu attack in lt months Electric
HI'ters are positively guaranteed for
Dyspepsia. indigestion. Constipation
tHl Kidney troubles. Trg them Onl)
SOC 8f BII druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
CASE 70 au oGclDeo
10 pr ARGUED TODAY AT Las
VEGAS BEFORE JUDGE MILLS
VALUABLE TRACTS CLAIMED

NJu 90 UuIulUs. 'Hc &c. Louis at
tuucy who has boon u santa Fo fur
several days cuusbItIag with Solicit
coz General E a. Bartlett iDf uu me
delayed train yesterday Cor Ias We.
gas. whore today be- win argue the
ploadurs Boo Che ease off Mariana o..
sona. ot al Na tbp American Tur
quolso company involving title t1 tho
tracts oft land upon which the tur.
uuoiso mines oft this company are lo.
catod. and which are claimed 8y soma
ct ul. under tho alleged Jose De- Loyba
land grant rhis land grant was not
approved Boy the untgd states Court
of Private Land Claims. and the
United states supreme court affirmed
this decision. but che latter court re-
mandCd tho case for action by the
territorial courts change oft Nguuo
was taken t1 SAN Miguel county and
the case viii bc heard before Judge
Mills to-day solicitor General o. D.
bartlett ~ Santa BE- aud Matt o.
Reynolds ut si Louis ave- for tho
American Turquoise company aud D.
g. McNutv defendant while Frank
W CLANCY of Albuquerque will APP
pear tor Soma. &c nl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

o. Is said that nothing ls sure eN-
opt death and taxes. hut that Is not
altogether true. Dr Kings New Dis
royUry Tor C. assumption ls e sure cure
Tor an lung and throat troubles.
Thousands can testify 90 that Mrs.
G. d. VanMetro OF shephcrdtoNu, W.
Va, says. IL had a severe case OF
Bronchitis and Tor a year tried every,
thing heard OF but got no relief
one bottle OF pr Kings New Dis.
coyory then cured me absolutely lts
.nfallible Cor Group, WhoopIng Cough
Grip Pneumonia ANA Consumption
Try o. lts guaranteed ly an drug
glsts Trial bottles free Regular
Sizes. soc. 500.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

VIII overcome indigestion hui dys
popsa, regulate tbo bowels and cure
liver and kidney complaints u De- tho
best blood cnrichor and Iny.gorator On
tho world Il D. purely vegetable.
perfectly harmless, and should you
bo a sufferer from disease. you viii
uso % 10 you are wise
b. ~. Andrews, editor and man
lgrr Cocoa and RockloIgc News.
Cocoa. Fla. whites. % have used
your HerbIno ln my family, and find
Do n most oEcclicut medicine o. o.
focis upon myself have boon q marked
benefit recommend % uuhosltat
ngly soc For s3lo ty j. ST ORol
N & CO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

To cold draughts ~ air, 20 keen and
cutting winds. sudden chauoos Of tenn.
porature, scanty clothing. undue en-
posuro OF the throat and neck after
public speaking and singing. brlng
on coughs and colds. Ballard's
Horehound Syrup Is tho best cure
Mrs. A. Barr. Houston, Texas. writes
Jan. 81. 1909: zone bottle Of Bal
lard'u Hogehound Syrup cured me OF d
very bad cough II % very pleasant
20 take" 25c. soc 800 Sold by J
&C. ORellly a Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BIT TIERS
INSPECTING RESERVOIR SURVEY
Engineer Reed Of the Reclamation
Service boz las vsaas 20 Look
Into the Matter

Engineer ~ 81 He,J at uo bcaI
8I tho reclamation service u Now
N,kIoo. arrived u IBs Vegas tho
nthor day from Denver whore ho had
attended meeting OF the board az
neIuoor Uo haa little t1 Say rc.
.1rl.ug Che irrigation proposition lu
D.. Meadow city. hut % la wen knovu
'hlf ho haa been avouhly Imprcsstd
with tho natural advantages OF thc
reservoir size north 1f the c.ty slth
lho drainage area aud tho amount oi
perennial and food vHiera that go to
waste Engineer Reed expects tp
make careful examination 90 Tho
mHitOr Ho has inspected The work OF
tho field crops ON che sapollo and
some over iho work uu thr land pro.
ru.ul Zoo boz irrigated below tho city
lls 1'1 Intends tU travel over every
foot uI IhD country from which water
BOZ supposed Io bc drawn aud also ttH
land tu ho irrigated DO conditions rs.
quro 90 aud There a SISTER enough '9
'T.Elto Rltl. ihp reservoir viii crr
auiy he bI.lI
Tho iHuiu reservoir |s assured.
and Doe 0ual report will hu made Dos
Denver upNt week at meeting of
ihr board Df engineers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

IS m'ssagy from AlamognIIu FD.
terI1y afternoon announces that thorn
Is uu Iuthor change .n the strike
situation, say tho DO rasu u0ra'I
TH. strike breaking hUIlormab,a put
tu work are stIll on duty and poo morD
ol Dee moDhiniFfs have gone ONT After
tho seven struck THurlay however
there are now only about eight ur
tou on duty Iu lho shops % is stated
The company are getting it ongugl
uu Zoe apparently good shape prrs.
dent Eddy H there