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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-05-21


those who work indoors,
who do not get enough outdoor air and
good oxygen in their lungs There are too
many white blood corpuscles in such cases,
and there is often peculiar sound in the
heart, called murmur, in cases of anemia
This heart murmur is caused by thinness
of the blood passing through the heart
The nurmur of anemia disappears when
the blood regains its natural consistency
and richness. 1t is not heart disease.
Sometimes people suffer intense pain over
the hearty which is not heart disease, but
caused by the stomach. 1t is the occasion
of much anxiety alarm and suffering, for
which its victim is dependent upon reflex
disturbances from the stomach caused by
indigestion. In the same way many bad
coughs are dependent upon these reflex
disturbances of what is called the pneumo-
gastric nerve. TO enrich the blood and
increase the red blood corpuscles thereby
feeding the nerves on rich red blood and
doing away with nervous irritability take
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
which promotes digestion and assimilation
of food SO that the blood gets its proper
supply of nourishment Rom the stomach
Get as near TO natures way as you can. A
medicine made entirely Of botanical ex-
tracts and which does not contain alcohol is
the safest. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery contains no alcohol or narcotics.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
best liver pills
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-05-21

Jewel Stoves and Ranges.-Morse Hdw.
Co., 1925 1899 Elk ST., Bellingham.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-05-21
Pure California Port Wine $3.50 pc
gallon at Void Il Lightheart's. II

WANTFD-FAITHFUL PERSON TO CALL
OH retail trade and agents for manufacturing
house having wel->stablished business; local
territoy; straight salary $50 paid weekly and ex-
pense money advanced; previous experience un-
necessary; position permanent; business sue
cessful. Enclose self-addressed envelope Super
intendent Travellers, COS Monon Bldg, Chicago.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-05-21

In the Superior Court Of the State of Washing
ton, for San Juan County.
Frank Boarman Plaintiff,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

to Gle a motion IN the territorial au.
promo court for rchoarlng on behalf
OF the Pueblo % dams. IN the case OF
the Territory Of New Mexico versus
delinquent taxpayers Of nornallllo
County. decided By the court az re- re-.
cent session. According 20 the opinion
which was written by Judge r. W
Parker, property owned by the Pueblo
Indians ia taxable and thoy have a
right 30 ALLEVIATE It az they wish. Tho
department OF the interior considers
the matter OF such great Importance
that the case viii probably be taken
30 the United statos supreme court
and In addition congress will be- asked
Tor special legislation 20 define che
status of the Pueblo Indians. IN &C.
cordance with hls instructions. Judge
Abbott yesterday morning aled with
Supreme Court Clerk J. - scna e mo-
ton Tor a rohcaring of the case as q
probable preliminary 90 taking an ap
peal 10 the United States supreme
court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

being discharged yesterday made the
following report: The United states
Grand jury having examined carefully
into all cases TO whicn their attention
has been called. taking the testimony
OF eleven witnesses in elk cases, md.
ing three true bills ana dropping the
otner three cases. believing the testi.
mony did not justify our finding true
bills against the parties accused. de-
sire 90 report that we have no further
business aud respectfully ask that we
be discouraged We desire % thank
the court. the United states attorney
and az the other ofuciais tor courto.
sizes shown as.
A suit was MED yesterday IN INC
district court for san Juan county IN
the case OF Charles n Mcncnry, plain
an. vcrHIs the Town OF Pennington
defendant. 90 recover .125. which the
plaintiff claims the defendant owes
him upon the contract for the use Of
three Gre plugs en- connection with the
plaintiffs system 90 water works %
the town OF Pennington.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

a warrant presented by sherln Ia.
zero Of az Cruces against r. a. and
j. g. Zlmpleman. tho sons OF MAJOR
Zimnluman. VINO owns en- exten.
aive rancn et Montoya Bhorn
Lucoro accompanied Omcor Bryant 20
the ranch after the two young men.
Il appears That there ia a controversy
between the zlmplomana aud q man
named Fandol regarding the boundary
lines OF their respective ranches ana
injunction proceedings are pending
against tho former IN New Mexico.
rno criminal case growing out OF tho
civil suit charges the Nimplgmana
with stealing timber. which they tn
dimantly deny and say the lumber
came from their own property. Omcef
Bryant knew nothing concerning the
civil litigation. Az the ranch they
only found = L. Zimploman. who viii.
iurly consented 90 accompany the
officers Co El Paao ON tho route
takea from the ranch for about ZOE
yards the road passes through Nov
Mexico between the mcandorings Of
me river AZ soon az they reached
this point on their Journey back "a
El paao. Sheriff Lucoro pulled oul
bis civil summons and tried Co serve
% on zlmplemnn. but the latter
jumped out Of the buggy and ran ID
Texas soil. calling 90 Omcer Bryant
to cross The stream and take charg,
of him Tn the confusion the sum
mons fol into the current and wal
carried away by me current
zlmpleman stoutly maintained tina
the process On the civil proceeding
had not been properly served and I'D
had nothing 10 DO with the paper thu
sheriff Llcero wanted him 70 take.
Finally Zimmerman was induced 4
return 20 the buCgy and thor contin
ned their journey 10 this city. Ton
| Ilmpleman happened 20 be tn tow
and the two brothers promptly CAV
bond Tor Jhoir appearance whoI
wanted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
BIG SUIT FILED
THE CALIFORNIAN COAL COM
PANY CLAIM DIG DAMAGES.

The Caledonia Coal company. ys.
Atcuiscn. Topeka a Santa Re Railroad
company. the Santa be Pacific railway,
the American fuCl company and the
Colorado Fuel q Iron company. is the
ullc of suit filed In the district court
lf Bornallllo county, and 10 probably
the most important ever filed In the
courts of New Mexico.
Tho Caledonia Coal company claims
thRt e rs being Disseminated against
hy the defendants in a coal shipping
rate agreement and asks tho court for
damages amounting 20 100000 and
attorneys fees OF $4,000
Tho plaintiffs allegc that the defend.
ants have entered into an agreement,
which ls 10 strict violation of the anti
trust law and tho Interstate Com
mcroo law, and asks 20 be reimbur'
sed f0r losses sustained hy reason OF
such agreement
Tno declaration OF the suit includes
fnCon typewriter pages
NCin % Field OF this city is attorney
tor the plalntlna The santa Re has
ne YET nlod no answer. The case ia
ser TO come before Judge Baker al
the approaching term OF court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS


dlphtner.a An epidemic Of this dread
disease Is rampant there.
Jesus NJ Garcia uiod at nora. Ho
was 90 years old. Asthma is given
"a the cause bio death
The ladies home was presented
with 300 pounds OF mountain grown
potatoes by a. a Harvey, OF the "a
nous resort. who believes In sharing
his good things with the rest OF the
world
The san Miguel democratic county
central committee mas fixed upon the
date OF April 2nd for the county con
vention It will he held In the court
house of this city precinct NO 10 10
entitled 90 twenty-five delegates Tno
time OF the primaries IS not yet set
I tied.
Tho Womans FEDERATION expect to
establish a yearly cleaning day This
year there will be- no refuse hauled
away free OF charge but as small a
cost as possible will be attached and
/ persons wishing their trash removed
may boz accommodated boy the red
GRAFTON by complying with their terms
The mother Of the girl. Cora steven.
son. who disappeared from the El DO.
RADIO the other morning has been
heard from az Rosweu The mother
says NJ the girl is returned 90 neI
she will take care OF her but che
has no money 10 pay aor way home
The girl has been heard from at INC
Hand ranch where she has gone n
work
NJ l.. Cooley. who came back Fri
day. got farther east than Kansas on
HE "trip After a visit IN that stat,
he ic rnoyed on 20 Buffalo. whor,
mos, OF his time was spent. Like al
visitors 20 the east Mr.. Cooley bringl
back sad reports OF the weather. Il q
reporte. the worst winter Buffalo ha
seen 10 Oh years
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
TERRITORIAL
. TOPICS .
SAN MARciAL.

A Dlrty individual-Very Little Wa
ser IN Rio orande.
Prom the Bee
elrs n E Tracy returned from q
visit 90 her old home ln Iowa last Sat
urday.
Mra. , W. Droyloa and her daugh.
ter Mra Reush. visited Las Cruces.
whoro che husband Of tho younger
lady is confined Ga bis old home by
sickness
~. and Mra Edwin Martin Of Rose.
dale. Ter Tor California. who're they
win spend three weeks and return &C.
companiod by tholr little daughter.
Al aged individual who has huns
around Fan Marcla FOR some time
needs bath ao badly that it scent
IKE real estate movement when he
walks along the street 20 use an OK
preston previously employed In con
nociion with similar exhibits.
Between ~ Paao and Las Cruces
therc is not enough water Ia Che bed
~ me river 20 be- OF any use. and toi
nuch of tae distance there Is no wa
te- a. all From Las Cruces north
ward the whole aspect OF The waller
gradually changes until Mbuquorqu'
10 reached where there sooma 30 b
Ifeuty of watoF Tor prosnt demands.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

Christian Church Plans-Wiu Build a
Small Ice Plant.

Christian Church Pians-WilI Build a
Small Ice Plant
From the Argus.
Mrs A. J Crawford Will leave 90 a
few days for au extended visit az the
old home in Ohio.
j. NJ Parduo has returned from a
stay OF some months ln Ola Mexico,
where ne went IN October
w. r. Allison Loft for another busi-
ness trip 20 Iowa Ito viii step at
Amarillo aud topeka on hts way
Mrs Bells father and mother. Mr.
and Mrs Shepherd, Of Des Moines
.owa who have been spending tho
winter Ia southern California arrived
saturday morning for a months visit
90 Carlsbad
John l.. Emerson so long the en-
client deputy OF County Treasurer
John D. Walker loft the service OF tho
collector This BE- done IN order 20 get
Do the running for the once OF assoss
ur. 90 which To- aspireB 40 the hands Of
thc democrat at the coming primary
g. q. Lewis. late OF Washington,
Iowa. has purchased a tract % land iu
the north part OF town just outside
che limits. admitting the railroad. and
win no once commence the erection
OF a small Gee plant. which no OK.
poets 20 have ina operation by the
first OF June. Mr. Lewis rs q brother
OF J w LOWS, of the firm Of pufdy
a Lewis. and comes with excellent
recommendation He o. a mechanical
engineer boy profession, and Will be-
able 90 pay some attention TO that
Fine IN addition % carrying on the
factory
j. 9. Ftzhugh returned from a trio
TO Santa ~, whore be went 10 take
tho oath and otherwise conform 10 The
regulations provided FOR admission 20
the territorial bar. He also made ar.
umcnt ln tho Mote Watson case, de-
cision being reserved. and came back
by way OF El Paso. where BIO met
many old East Texas friends,
Plans were received this week Tor
the new Christian church TO DO iocat
ed bt the corner OF Canal and Stew
ems streets, ana work upon tho 'ilUc
I ture win begin as soon as the con
/ tract can be- lot and certain nocos
sary preimlnarioB arranged Tn,
structure Is ono OF the stock design.
OF George W. Kramer. the great New
| York architect
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
HiLLsaoRo
Old Barbec Dead-suherinn Win
oar9rene--A Hold Up Captured.
From the Advocate.

Old aarbec Dead-suherinn win
oar9rene--A Hold Up Captured.
From the Advocate
j. G.. Kline. r. resident OF Chloride.
took Ia the county seat for a day or
so this week
NY and Mrs Asa Barnaby passed
through here on their way 60 Kingston
from Blsboe
Mr r ~ Hopper. Miss Julia Howe
RIgolow and Mr Eugene 8 Neal took
in the pittshurs mining district this
week.
Mrs q. % Hopper lot Tor Los An.
gelos. Cal Mra Hopper found the al
ulude here too high for her and was
obliged 90 reJurno 20 a lower ana.
tudo
Mrs Ruth Nash aud daughter Amy
are visiting at tho home OF d. s Mil
Der in Lake valley Mrs Nash Is a
sister OF the late Gen Iuhal A Earoy
ana Is an aunt OF Mrs d. s Miller
Matthew Clsmonts. the old barber
who left hero last fam 20 attend the
poi AN % ~ JOY I'D NAAN ~ NNaHNNN ANHAAH".
at San Francisco. Is dead; 40 the pen.
sion agent "a, Topeka. Kansas. whites
Thomas Murphy lie died on soptom
her no.
Thomas Nelson. who has been laid
up with a very bad foot for some
time. Is said TO be DO a very bad con
d'uon. Efforts are being made 10 send
him 90 the territorial hospital AZ su
yer city Gangrone has set IN and be
viii undoubtedly lose hls leg.
Greed Moore came IN and savo him
self up 20 sheriff Kahler e % said
that Greed ls implicated On She hold
lng lp OF a gambling house at Douglas
Arizona, about a year ago DEPUTY
sheriff II H. Kerr of Douglas, Ariz9
na. arrived hero and ioft for Douglas
with Moore Deputy Kerr captured
/ Claude Barbeo in Douglas about &
month ago narboo killed deputy
shorih 90 Lincoln county some thre'
years ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

An old aud we'll tried remedy
Mrs. Wlnalow's Soothing eyrup has
been used Tor over alAty years by mil
ions % mothers FOR their children
while teeihing with perfect success
q soothes the child. aoftens the gums
illays az pain. cures wind collie and Il
be best remedy Tor diarrhooa. d
pleasant 90 che taste. Sold by drug
fists ln every part OF the world. TWEEN
~ FIVE cents a brittle. its val = ls On
'alculablo. BE sure and ask for Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup and TAKE
no other kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
socoRRo

Yunkcrr Birthday Much Enjoyed,
a. Smiley and Family Returns 90 90.
zorro,
From the Chlonaln
Col j & Hutchinson came down
from Maedalena 90 witness the politI
cal ARRAY
Jas. r berry entertained tie Fang
Tangs 40 hls home The refreshments
eere light
Mrs Emma Abcyta. wife OF soferino
Aboyta deceased. has received $50
on her husbands me- insurance.
G. n sedillo arrived Ia s0couo
from paraIo. where be- had conducted
a long a7d successful term OF public
school
Mrs W. % Martin arrived in So.
zorro from Santa Fe aud Is Tor tho
present the guest OF Mrs. @. 8. Black
ngt0n on McCulchon avenue.
Rev A ~ Forester has returned
to Las Cruces, Mr. Forester seems
20 have made "a good Impression 90
soc0rro and mpny are sorry that his
services could nos be retained by the
Presbyterian congregation.
Ma Carl0,a Cortesy and daughter
Mrs JAS. D. Berry left the drat Of the
week Tor Douglas. Arizona Mrs Cor
tesy expects 90 be- absent several
months and Mrs. Berry a few weeks
Mrs 2 A Smiley and children arrlv
"a iu the city from L0rdshurg Mr.
smiley has accepted a permanent po
-itIon as accountant with Price Bros
500. and win come on in few day.
"a enter on DTS duties
a. N Yunker the genial landlord
az the Windsor, was treated 10 a hap
py surprise Sunday ON the occasion OF
his 50th birthday Ho was capture.
by large number OF his friends. plac
"a IN a vehicle with the San Mlguo
band, and escorted by che hose com
pany 90 the hall whore ~ koE % beef
Was tapped and appropriately dlspos
"a 81 The procession then marched
70 ht plaza where me band d.aColra
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
SANTA

COL oiassford comlna-The Davis
Family 20 Leave-old Man Held up.
From The New Mexican.
Mise Gertrude Madole loft Tor Lamy
Co nurse a patient
% CLANCY who is 900 On tnia city
De- reported 90 be- slightly improved 20.
day.
Mra. Buria A. spcrry Of Cerrillos.
was appointed administrator OF the
estate az samuel sporry her deceased
husband
The ponItontiary authorities sent a
detachment OF twenty i've cOnyicts TO
las Vegas 20 resume Work on the
eastern end Of the Scenic Route
Road. The detachment was m charge
on Roy Fisher and W. y. Newcomb.
Leo Horsch. by Benjamin A. Read,
his attorney, nlod IA the district court
for Santa re county, a suit against
Estovan GutierrcE TO recover the sum
ot gl1A8t due Mr. Horscn for goods
sold 90 Gutierrez.
There was a temporary interruption
I ln tho electric light service for about
an hour. this wns caused by the gas
kot blowing out OF the throttle OF the
ongIne which furnishes the power foI
the dynamo. This was promptly re-
paired and the service thereafter was
satisfactory Accidents viii happen
I In tno best regulated families.
Colonel W A. 0lasaford. OF the aig
ral corps. United Bates Army. auc
Mrs Glasaiord. NO have been foI
the past two years in the pniippin'
I Islands. whore Colonel Glasstord wal
lu charge OF the maintenance and OF
Grafton of the government telegraph
and caoio lines. left Manila. February
g. aud will likely reach New Yorl
| city during the approaching week
They made the Journey via Singra
pore. the sucz Canal and Gibraltar
Mr. and Mrs Prank = Davis oxpec
to leave Santa Pc shortly for M Paao
Texas. and the capital Ilty club ha
decided 10 give them a farewell part
on Tuesday evening March 10. IN
club regrets the intended departure q
Mr. and Mrs. Davis vcry much M
. Davis, who is tho treasurer OF IN
club was ono OF ne organizers an
7 wI,h Mrs Davis he has bee? an Ia
portant factor IN making u a SUGGEST
The informal dance 90 be- given .
tholr honor. promises to be the mo.
, enjoyable social event yet given b
, the club
, Friday evening about dusk Will
walking along Gaiistoo street nca
! water street. Joseph Blouger. an OF
, veteran was heid up by two mel
whose identity has since been disco
b. cred ana was relieved OF a nno gol
4 watch and % small sum Of money. IN
r watcn was recovered Saturday for
/. noon as q had been taken by Biol
. gers assaiiants 20 a iewolor TO be n
r paired and as some friends OF Blot
gers had Informed an nnns dealing
iewolry OF the adair Il Is understood
4 that prosecution will follow one
D the men implicated Is said to hc Ma
!. ucl Sandoval
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
INCREASES At ALBU.
QUEROUE POSTOFFICE

A few weeks ago through a cen.
sus taken by the letter carriers. Post.
maacr Hopkins aBcortainod that A..
500 people were receiving mail from
the Albuquerque postodlco. Tho in.
crease over census taken a few
years was startling tne four letter
carriers were loaded down with heavy
mails. aud their routes we're 30 long
that 81 was hardship to carry any
one OF them.
Mr. hopkins sent this Information
20 tho department at Washington.
and poudonod for an additional car.
rler. This morning ne received a
,ottor from Fourth Postmaster Gen
eral nrlstow stating that the request
Tor an additional carrier had been
granted and mat tho city should be
redlstricted and tie new carrier put
on Wednesday. Marcn 10. Mr. Hop
slns said this morning that the city
/ would bo rcdistrlcted the next few
/ days. and although acre may b.
slight delays On the delivery OF mai
the next TOW days and possibly some
little Inconvenience 90 patrons the
next few Sundays, eventually. ia ths
course OF a couple OF weeks, the 90
partment will be- able 10 deliver mai
more promptly than ever before. On,
thing. no said, was that the poOpl,
mus, DO more careful in having theil
mail addressed 10 street ana number
tho city % getting ont OF itsswaddllnl
clothes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
orERo COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

Elected ~ TIE Republican convon.
ton az Alamoaordo Last Saturday.
The republican county convention
0f Otoro county met nt tho court
house at Alamogordo on Saturday the
18Th day OF March. 1904 Tho conven.
lion was attended by delegates from
i've precincts. The following porman-
ent organization was effected. Presi.
dent o. @. Cady secretary. @. r..
Thomas
The following delegates were elect.
ga 10 represent the county az the ter.
rltorial convention al Las Vegas. A. 3.
King, w A. Hawkins. A. "A. Majors
r. w Lynch and r. s. Connol.
Tho resolutions endorsed che nation
al and territorial administrations and
favored statehood, either single or
Joint
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
TAKING COLD

Then you need instant attention
You feel chilly and have frequent
snoezing spells, Youh be surprised
az the amount Of good a few doses or
Hoatottor's stomach Bittora will DO
you. Try q today. Besides counter.
acting chllls, Colds and IA Grippe
q ia also unoqualed Tor Dyspepsia,
indigestion, Constipation, insomnia,
Poor Appetite, DizElneas and Malaria.
Thousands are USING @ with great
satisfaction Why not try a bottle 2
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

sheriff Hubboll received a letter
this morning from Mrs J, w. Crum.
packer stating that her husband.
Judge Jonathan W. Crumpackor, had
a relapse Of the grip. which was foi-
lowed by typhoid fever. AMI that tho
trip planned Tor New Mexico, would
have 20 be- postponed until the recoy-
cry OF tho Judge Before the arrival
OF this letter. telegram was roceiv.
ed yesterday by Sheriff hubboll. civ
Ing IN a few worQs notice OF the
death OF tho iudBe. and The Citizen
made public announcement OF the sad
news yesterday afternoon,
The deceased was cousin OF Con
gresham CrumpaoEer, OF indiana
nis FIRST wito died Ia this city IN
1888, and out OF this union two chiid'
rem were born, Thomas and Rather
Inc Crumpackor They survive their
father His second wife was a Miss
Margaret Murray. OF Woodstock. Can
ada Jhe deceased was born Ia Ia
Porte. Ind, september 9, 1854. and
was therefore "a bis 5Oth year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
Las VEGAS

Dcatb From Asthma--aan Miguel
psmoerats--A Day for Cleaning.
From tho Optic.
Mrs Chas sporlodor is suffering
with a troublesome attack OF the Strip
lgnoala ID do Archulota is dead AZ
Las Ualuuas ahe was 20 years ola
and succumbod 20 pneumonia
twenty-five convlcta arrived from
Santa re- in tho care of three guards
This bunch of hoity looking men ID
designed for work on tue Scenic
Route from the La6 Vegas end
Report of tho death OF the lsyoaI
Old daush; OF Antonio Armuo Of
Chaporluto Comoa to this city Ths
death occurred 1870 days ago Wen
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

Names Of Delegates and Altsrnatel
10 National Convention.

Names Of Delegates ard Altsrnates
70 National Convention.
Tne result OF tHq Arizona ropuh.
lican convention az Tucson was o. fol
lows
Delegates 90 the national republican
conventions Alex o. Brodio. AZ large.
W. 10 Br0phy. Cocniac; Joseph "A
Nibbcy OF Marlcopa: a. n Tonney
OF Pima; =. X Woods. OF Navajo.
Franz l.. Wright. OF favapaL
Aiternatcs: j. 8. Van Oordor. Of
GRAHAM. John r.. Hoguo. OF Apache.
D. w. Childs. OF r.nal, Ben Daniels
OF Santa Cruz. w. 8. Head. OF Yava
pat; W. bennington. OF fuma
National committeeman, w. \. stur
gIs. Of Pima. Choice for president
Theodore Roosevelt Next convention
town, Prescott
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

"a its sweetest strains 10 the enjoy.
moni Of a large ooncourse Of people.
May Landlord Yunaer live another
atty years.
Capt. a. n. Fitch Of Magdalena was
In town on business. Captain Fitch
has recently collected some exceeding.
~ rare and valuable specimens Of
zinc ore from tho Graphic mine. Hc
has donated % the School Of Mines
cabinet generous quantity Of such
specimens. which viii be exhibited NJ
tho Louisiana Purchase exposition
and thon be returned 90 become a per
maneni possession % the school,